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The Washington times., 1907-09-15
Circular Track
Record Smashed
BY Baldwin S Auto

READvILLE. Mass. Sept. 1.-THE
worlds automobile competitive record
for mile on circular track vas
smashed this afternoon by T. F. y.
Baldwin. of Providence. who placed
the figures at 642-5 seconds. The
new record was made in the first
heat of BaIdwin's race against Mar
riot, holder of the worlds straight
away record Both men drove Stan
ley steamers Of similar construction.
The 5o-mile was captured By
Matson in d Corbin air-cooled car in
one hour. two minutes and fourteen
and four-afth seconds.
The Washington times., 1907-09-15
BROWN ALLOWS BOSTON
TWO HITS IN SECOND

BOSTON, Sept. 14-Errors defeated
the home team IN the frst Of tie
d0uble-header with the Philadelphia Ma
uonals, but IN the second game they
had no excuse, for the visitors out
played them in every department
Brown, who tWirled for the Quakers in
the second contest, allowed only two
singles, while his clubmates touched up
Llndaman for nine hits. The scores:
The Washington times., 1907-09-15
CHEERING MULTITUDE
SEES CLEVELAND FALL

CHICAGO, Sept 1+-In the presence
Of a sereeehlng multitude that packed
the park 10 suffocauon,, the White Sex
inflicted a severe defeat upon Lajoie's
man today. Smith was too strong for
the Clevelanders, while Rhoades was
hit hard at critical times. Attendance
19. 800 Score:
The Washington times., 1907-09-15

First base on errors-Chicago, 2; Cleveland
Left on bases-Chicago, s. Cleveland. S.
fWo-hase hits-TannehiN. DOnohue. Sacrifice
hit--Jones, sullivan. Stolen bases-Flick
Hahn, Tannehil. DoHble play-Davis AM
DonGhue. Bases on balls-On Smith, /. on
1thoGdes, 1 Struck out-By Smith, S; by
Rhoadss. g Hit by pitcher-Hahn. Zones.
Nmpires-connolly and Hurst. Time Of
eanle-i hour and SO minutes.
The Washington times., 1907-09-15
TICS WIN TWICE; DETROIT DROPS TWO
TROLLEY DODGERS
CAPTURE TWO FROM
NEIGHBORING BURG

BROOKLYN, Sept. 1A-BrooIlyn Ma
tionals defeated New York in both
games OF the double-header this after
noon. The FIRST was q free-hitting con-
test and went thirteen innings before
the Trolley Dodgers won. IN the sec
oEd game Brooklyn shut out the Giants.
The game was called in the fifth on
account OF darkness. Scores:
The Washington times., 1907-09-15
.NIaCk'S
Hopes
Rise
Athletics Take Two.
Tigers Drubbed Twice
by St. Louis.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 14.-Philadel-
phia Americans defeated Boston IN both
games today, and increased their lead
in the pennant race. The first game
was a hard-hitting one. both pitchers
being relieved IN the second contest
Dygert held the visitors safe at all
times. Score;
The Washington times., 1907-09-15

Stolen bases-COnroy %. First base
On Washington, /; New York. p
Base on balls--Om Lanford, 5; of DOYLE,
:. Struck out-By Lanford 2 Passed
halls-Kahoe, Thomas. VIII piteh-Ian-
ford. Left on Washington. q:
New York, 2 Double p1ays-Chase and
Bell. Smith and Altlzer. UmDires-
Sheridan and Stafford Attendance
4,5o0- Time Of game hours
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SECOND GAME

Three-base hIt-Titus. Stolen hasassSTitus.
Doolin, knabe. Left on bases-Phila delphia,
5: Boston, O. Bases on balls-Ou Brown, =
of Lindaman J. Struck Out-By Brown. 8,
by Llnlaman. I. Sacrifice hit-knabe. Dou-
ble-play-Dnolin 10 Courtney. First base on
err0rs-F Philadelphia g. Boston, 4 Hit By
pitched Dali-Kuabe, Randall Balk-BroWn n.
Wild pitch-Itndaman Umpire-Alr- O'Day.
Time Of game-1 hour ana Is minutes
The Washington times., 1907-09-15
10 coMMENTs. PLEAsFI

Finding that his wife always kept
him waiting a quarter OF an hour after
the dinner bell had rung. the Chancel-
Tor d 'Aguesseau. a French jurist, who
Gied IN lI5l. resolved 10 devote the tine
10 writing book or Jurisprudence and.
Iutting the project in execution. IN
course OF time produced a work in four
npartO VOlumes.-DetrOit News.
The Washington times., 1907-09-15
CUBS 0VERTAKE REDS
EARLY AND Run AWAY

CHICAGO. Sept. IA-Cincinnati batted
four runs across in the first inning and
was then stopped short. Chicago hit
Coakley all over the lot, going ahead
Ia the second round, and crossing the
lead al VIII. The batting OF Slagle and
Hnmman WAS a feature. Score.
The Washington times., 1907-09-15
FIRST GAME

Two-base hits-COngaltOn. Grfmshaw. .
Parent, Sullivan, Hartsel. Murphy. SchTeciE
Seybold, Davis. Sacrifice hit-Ferris Dou-
bic piays-Pruitt, Knight and Parent; Grim
shaw, Parent and ConEaltOn. Left on bases
Boston 4 Philadelphia. s. Bases on balls
on Young, 2; or Bender, .; on Pruitt, I.
First base on error-Boston- Struck out
BY Dygert 2. by Bender, l. Umpire
. . Loughlin. Time Of gamc-l hour and 30
minutes. Attsndance-20.00 900.
The Washington times., 1907-09-15
ST. LOUIS PUTS CRlMP
IN HUGHEYS OPTIMISM

ST. LOUIS. Sept. 1.-THE Detroit Ii
gers received a severe jolt at the
hands OF the St Louis Americans to-
day, the latter taking both games OF
doGble-header from Jennings champion
chip aspirants- First game;
The Washington times., 1907-09-15
THE WHOLE THING.

us called a Loving Cup you say?
Ny. what big cup 1t is. What's it
fOr?"
For rum punch and things like that
But why is II called "A loving cup2'
Because its for people loving rum
punch and things like that. Catholic
Standard and Times.
The Washington times., 1907-09-15

LAllea on account o. NA4tA4i1Ss
sacrifice hit--Casey. Base on balls-On
strickIett .: of Lynch, g. Struck out-By
strlckett. 4; ~ Lynch l. Left on bases
Me-. York, .; Brooklyn. 4 Umpires-Messrs.
Carpenter and tombstone. Attendance H.
Oo0. T1He Of sanle-l hour.
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SECOND CAME

Iwo-base htts-Ftckering .; stephens. sac
[iaee hits-siever, ID. Jones Double plays
wallace, Niles, and Jones, Jones' unlssisted.
stolen base-Niles, hit by pitcher-By Slew
er !: BY Dinsen. l. Bases on balis-OT Glade
! Struck out-By Glade by; by slever, 2:
D. Dineen, J.; Cmuire-AIr Evans
The Washington times., 1907-09-15

First on errurs-ChicagO, l. Cincinnati, J.
Left on bases-ChicagO, s. Cincinnati g.
Sacrifice hits-Sehulte. King. Evers 9
Tinker. Double Dlays-LOberT and Mclean
Lobert HUgeins. and Mitchell; Mclean and
Afos,rey Stolen bases-1IcI4eau Kane Io-
bert King 20 Steinfeldt. Evers. Hits-On
Pfeister. in two innings. Bases on balls
on Pfeister. i; or Fraser. .; of Coakley l.
struck out-By Pfeister. /; BY Fraser. 2: by
Coakley Q Wild pigch-C0akley. Passed
hall-McCarthy. Time Of game hours and
= minutes. Umplres-EEslie and Klein. At
tcndance-5.S0O
The Washington times., 1907-09-15

Batted for McGiunily in tenth.
Batted for Ritter ln the tenth.

TBattsd FOR McGinnity in tenth.
-Batted for Ritter In the tenth
New York. 3 1901 0 0 0 Q II
Brooklyn. 2 0 o 0 0 5 o 0 0 2-s
Home run-AIcGann. Three-base hits-Jo--
dan, 2 Stolen bases-Casey. AlpernaI,
Hurch. First base by errors-New York z
base on halls-On NcGinnity, 4. on Ames
Q; en- Mcintyre. T. Struck out-By McIn-
tyre,3: by McGinnity, 2; by Ames. 3. Balk-
Mcintyre. Left on bases-New York. 2
Umpires-SIessrs. Johnstone and Carpenter.
Attendance Y 90. Time Of game hours.
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T,vo-base hit-Needham. Stolen bases
Brain = Left On s-Philadelphia. 3.
Boston. g. Base on baIls-On CoTridon 8; on
FIdherty. J.. struck Out-Ey Corridor. =
Double plays-Bridweu 20 Ritchey- Flaherty
10 Ilitch-y 10 Tenney. First base On errors
Philadelphia, 3. Umpire-Mr- % Day. Time
q Eaine-I hour and 81 minutes
The Washington times., 1907-09-15

TTo-hase hits-Csibson. Holly Home run
Leach sacrifice hits-Willis Swaclna Left
on bases ittsnllrg. ]: St Louis /. FlSrf
base on errors-~St. Louis. j: Pittsburg 3
Bases on aballs-0n Wills, 1; of RayuSop i .
3 Struck out-By Willis, :; by RAYMOND
g. Passed baiis-I iostetter. 4. UmDire-RIr-
Ter Time Of camel hour and IS minutes
The Washington times., 1907-09-15
CARDINALS OUTPLAYED
BY CRAFTY PIRATES

PITTSBURG. Pa. Sept. 1.-THE Pitts
burg Pirates today defeated St Louis
al Exposition Park, to 1. The Cardi-
nails were Outplayed throughout the
game. The score.
The Washington times., 1907-09-15
Washington ConcIudes .scoring.

This ended The run gettins, so Tar
as Washington was concerned Chase's
playing at first was the fielding feature
OF the game. While his chances were
rot so numerous, they were all more or
less on the sensational order. His star
performances was a one-handed catch OF
smiths low line drive Ia the 1fth in
oing.
The Highlanders' only scores after
the first inning. when TREY piled Up six
runs, due mostly to poor pitching bv
ll--anford, which were made in the nth
oonIo} MT saIely for one base and stole
second. LOudon was passed by T.anfor3
and both scored on Thomas long triple
TO deep left field
The Washington times., 1907-09-15
WINS ONE
FROM TRINITY TEAM;
LOSES TO TREASURY
Leaves City Championship Undecided, With
Chance for Three Leaders to Be Tied Up.
Largest Paid Crowd of Amateur Season.


Trinity
by o
allowing 4
If
be or
LARGEST CROWD OF SEASON.
called
to
lin
cnNbe els md whsle
The Washington times., 1907-09-15

IWo-base hlt-feager. Three-ba6e hit
Wailace-Sacrnce hits-Pickering, Payne
Double plays-Nies, Wallace. 7. Jones
Passed ball-Payne. stolen base-Cobb. Bases
on bails-OnSiover, 2; on Bailey s. Struck
out-By Siever, 3; by Bailey, 8. Umpire
Evans. Time Of game-1 hour ana 80 min
The Washington times., 1907-09-15

Madden's Confidence JUS
tifad-Great Eastern
Goes to- MeeIiCk.

SHEEPSHEAD BAY RACE TRACK,
Sept. 4.-John Z. Madden and his part
ner, Thomas r. Hitchcock. cleaned up
S2l,S5O in purses f1day. not to mention
what they and taeir friends won in
bets on Meeiick and Salvidere.
Meelick won the Great Eastern Handi-
cap, after being backed from 8 to l to
10 !, at post time, while Salvidere won
The Annual Champion Stakes, opening at
70 !; and going to 2 70 /
.Salvidere won Ike the good three
year-oid Madden has claimed him to be.
he was under strong pull by Z. Du-
gan until The stretca turn was reached,
when he came through on The rail- and
won with something to spare. Ballot,
only TO stop at the critical moment.
Montgomery, coming strong az the end.
was up In time 10 get second money.
Sewell, a frst-class three-yesr-old, was
sold today to the Burlingame stable
owned by c. z. Durnell, for 1000 Fred
BurleW bought King Cobalt for s.. 500.
and A. Stokes paid $500 for King Sol.
John NJ. P. sold today before the race
10 J. z Widener FOR S6,oo0. was serateh-
ed from the steeplechase. Mr.. Widener
also scratched FL Cuchiilo. and added
Sheriff Williams, which won all the
way. Tim DOnohUe sent his mount out
70 make the pace, which killed of the
others. They never could get near
Sheriff williams. and he won In mild
drive from McKittridge, an even money
choice. Mr.. McClnn. another added
starter, beat out Fayonet for the show
money!.
Running Account. the colt which was
bid IN by the Newcastle stable q few
days ago for SIC. 2C5. was today sold to
Herman b. Duryeau for $4,000.
Summaries:
First race lightweight handicap; all
ezA-r @rrr-fr q
ler). 10 3, first; Altuda, Us CTroxlsr).
&C to /, second; QUadrilIe. 12o (Schilling).
= II I. third Time, lib Is Sadler,
Cressina. BattieaSS. Dolly Spanker.
Listless. Monet. Sun Fire. and Fancy
Bird also ran.
Second -Westbury Steeplechase;
f0ur-year-olcs and upward; about two
and a half miles Sheriff Williams, 15l
CDonOhue). IS 70 . won. Afckittredge,
rs (f O Brien1. even. second. Mr.. No
Cara ~ (Stonel TO j. third. Time,
$40. BayOnet also ran Sheriff Williams
aGded starter.
Third raee-Great Eastern Handicap;
tWO-year-oids. six furlongs. Meeiick.
10 CE Dugan). 5 10 ]. first; FlrestOne,
l2I SANDY, TO j, second; Julia Powell
Live Wire. Ben Fleet. Hekn0ws.
SpoOner. GOwap. iaSque. IncOgnitO. and
Mombassa also ran
Fourth race-Annual Champion; three
year-oIds and upward; two and one
fourth miles. SalYidere. 80 (E. Dugan).
10 first: Montgomery. 10 O. Martini.
: to j. second. Ballot. as CIiuer). even.
third. Time. 1856 % Ironsides also ran
Fifth race-Thrce-ye ar-Olds and up
ward; mile and tilree-sixteeptbs. Tour
cEne. lis (AilleD. u 10 5. FIRST; Aster
- or. IS IL Dugan). g 10 I. second; Phil
Finch. les (Sapdy). 10 10 1. third. Time.
/ 80 is. MarklAnthony II. Right Royal.
Leonalla. Tony Bonero. and oxford also
ran.
Sixth race-Three-year-O selling:
one mile Vino, il 0<napp), 10 j,
FIRST; King Cole, 1l6 tMsrtln). % 10 L.
second. Druid. rs (Swain), 10 ?, third
fine. 1.39 3-5. Rialto. CampaIgner, Lady
kdTma. sam Rice. Andrew Mack. Ven
der, Ed Ball Lion Heart. and Zipanga
also ran.
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stolen bases-COngalton, SeybOld. Double
play-Murphy. Nichols. ana Davis. Left on
bases-Boston, Z; Philadelphia. g. Bases on
balis-Om Morgan, /, on DyEeTt. 2 First
base on errOrs-B0st0n. /: Philadelphia, 2.
Hit by pitcher-By Dygert, J. Struck out
BY Morgan, 8. by Dygert, G. Umpire
o Loughlin- Time Of game-i hour and 81
minutes. AttendanCe-20.O00.
The Washington times., 1907-09-15
Gallagher Steadies.

For TIE next four innings Gallagher
did not permit a hic or allow run to
score. Ness got to third. but was nipped
at the plate by quick throw from Hur-
ley TO Baggcue. And from the first 70
the eighth inning only two more hits
were registered OF the doughty Alovslus
pitcher, one In the sixth, and one in
the eighth.
Bascher got life wher Fenon threw
hard to nrst not taking time to steady
himself. Heinrich sacrificed, and Kerr
tried 70 hunt on the third strike. Mess
famed for the second tinae. In the last
half Of the second. FeEton hjt high
Continued on Third Page.l
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TODAx7s RESULTS. &
Aloysius, 4; Trinity, 3.
Treasury, Is; Aloysius. 4.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

went out from short to first, Heinrich
went to center field in the shal1e-up.
Hurley cot esnass to the first post. and
after Nrss bad knocked down ]. Hands
boe's .o-. sr0 nder. Charley King, in
tryirg 60 .aucl the runner, dropped the
balI EurIeyE took third in the miX-up
enC EIaua.oCe got TO second. Baggette's
hit sea- Hurley and Handiboe, and
when the smoke OF battle cleared away
Aloysius had three .uns on one hit, two
bases on halls. and an error.
The Washington times., 1907-09-15
LANFORD'S
WHDNESS
THE CAUSE
Whereby New York
Beats Washington by
8 to 2.

NEW YORK. Sept IA combina-
ton Of errors and bad pitching by Lanford
during the first chapter OF today's game
knocked La Porte senseless for a few
seconds, all OF which was mixed Up
with fey safe bingles. every High
lander taking his turn at bat. gave the
Grinlthites more than enough talIies to
win the final clash this season between
the Nationals and New York. Score:
New York, 8: Washington, 2
After this eyentful inning, which, By
the way. was fun OF baseball, Lanford
settled down and confined the home tai
ent's scoring abilities 10 two runs IN
the NTH inning. These ralies. how
ever, were scored 50 rapidly that Patten
took Lanford'S place on the mound.
The blonde Washingtonian started TO
deliver the goods from the start.
Thomas and Doyle tried to work the
squeeze play on Case, but without any
thing Ike success. The Highlanders' big
backstop was made to look foolish as
he saw Kahoe waiting tor him with the
ball.
After the opening inning the contest
was as interesting as any played on the
hilltop this season. SLOW Bali" Doyle
was unusually stingy with hits and the
gladiators from the banks Of the Poto-
mac could not connect safely with any
frequency.
The Washington times., 1907-09-15
DETROIT'S STARS.

Donovan, Pitcher; Mullin, Pitcher;
Killian, Pitcher; Jennings, Manager;
siever, Piteheri wnlett, Pitcher; Old
Reliable Bill cOughliu, Of Washington,
Third Base.
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Double PIay Pulled of.

Milan began the first inning by beat
ing out an inheld tap. Ganley was
beneh@d by Doyle on strikes. Dele
hanty's inheid roller 10 Chase termin-
ated The inning, Chase and Bail retiring
Milan and Delehanty on a quick double
play.
In the second inning Washington $
first run was exceedingly cheap. Jones
scoring without his side making n safe
drive Altizer, the first batter lined out
70 Williams. Jones walked. and reached
second on passed ball. Eahoe was
safe at first on balls. but forced al sec
end later by shi9ke, Jones scoring on
the play.
The Nationals scored another In the
third inning. which. ike their first score.
was made without the use OF their
9ludgeons. Ball made a mess of Ian
lords grOunder and Thomas did like
wise on Miian's hunt in front Of tae
plate. Lanford getting all the way TO
third. Ganley sent a long rs 10 Hon
man IN center field. scoring Ianford
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*Batted for Morgan in eighth.
fBatted for Pruitt IN ninth.
Philadelphia. 0 0 0 3 90 2 ks
Boston o @ O. 80
SfoIer basea- r,r,y,rsf+ov, sa,-t,,15 r,orhfa
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lContlnued on Third Page.l
The Washington times., 1907-09-15

Totals. u 20 2711 II
The Elbert County tribune., 1907-06-27
Every Man His Own Doctor.

The average man cannot afford to en-
ploy physician for every slight ailment
or injury that may occur in his family,
nor can he afford to neglect them, Ms so
slight an injury AS the scratch of pin
has been known to cause the loss of a
limb. Hence every man must from ne.
cessity be his own doctor for this class
OF ailments. Success often depends upon
prompt treatment, which can only be
had when suitable medicines are kept at
hand. Chamberlain's Remedies have
been in the market for many years and
enjoy good reputation.
Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and Di-
arrhoea Remedy for bowel complaints.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for
coughs, colds, croop and whooping cough.
Chamberlain's Pain Balm ian antisep.
tic liniment for cuts, bruises, burns,
sprains, swellings, lame back and rheum-
attic pains.
Chamberlains Stomach and Liver
Tablets for constipation, bilIousness and
stomach troubles.
Chamberlain Salve for diseases of the
skin.
One bottle Of each OF these five prepa.
rations costs but S1.25. For sale by Fred
Long,
The Elbert County tribune., 1907-06-27
Ebert ll-o, Eastonville l-lO.

There were two ball games played here
Sunday, Elbert winning and losing a
game. The first game was between the
Ebert Reds and Eastonville. the Reds
winning two much one sided game by
a score of II to |. The visitors were shut
out up to the eighth inning when three
successive errors by the locals gave them
one run. Gatewood struck out nine OF
the visitors and but for the rank errors
in the eighth would have blanked them.
The second game was between Fred
Longs Elbert Scrubs and Eastonville.
Ebert should also have won this game,
at the end of the fourth inning having
made eight runs to the visitors none. In
the fifth the Scrubs got bad case of
rattles and Eastonville scored five times.
Eastonville gathered in five more during
the next four innings while the Scrubs
could score but one, the visitors winning
10 to g.
The Elbert County tribune., 1907-06-27
PROSPERITY RIDGE.

June 26.-Mrs. George Coe returned
from Boulder Saturday after ten days
visit.
Misses Bessie and Hazel Grow and
four cousins have gone to Littleton for a
ten days visit.
Mrs. l. G. Stevenson returned to Den
yer Monday after three weeks visit
here with her daughter.
John A. Dunn drove to Denver last
Thursday.
w. c. Whiting and family OF Elbert
spent night last week with the Dunn
and Roddy families of the Cherry creek
neighborhood
A number of Elbert people had pic
mic in Burkharts canon Sunday.
Mrs. Balmer went to Littleton Tues
day on a visit.
Mrs. r. M. Deeman, Luke and Dan
Deeman and Miss Margaret DeVelesem,
all of Denver, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Smith.
The ladies have decided to hold their
picnic July 4th in W. A. Melbourne s
grove. There will be a refreshment
stand on the picnic grounds. All are in
vited to come.
The Elbert County tribune., 1907-06-27

The county's position is that the for.
mer Official should obey the law and pay
over to the treasurer his surplus earn
ings The law was enacted to the end
that county officials might be kept with
IN reasonable salary and the burdens
OF The tax payers lessened. 1t is not be
liesed that the law has furnished a
means to defeat itself. In any event
those charged with the responsibility of
the peoples business are not going to
surrender the peoples rights at the be-
hest of disgruntled and disappointed
politicians.
IT view of the charges made and the
source OF their emanation three points
shLaid be distinctly borne in mind
First. Nearly the entire sum claimed
by the county sl26465, is the excess
eapnings of the sheriff for the year 1900.
Second. For the year 1900 Mr.. Oloff
Olson was not county commissioner.
Third. For the year 1900 the Honor
able Charles l.. Dickerson was county
Attorney
VI course it is a mere coincidence that
the Honorable Charlie wishes to have
disinissed without trial any action which
might disclose all the facts relative to
his ''painstaking audit" for 1900.
Best even this point be misunderstood.
VIII say that my justification in desig-
mating the 1900 county attorney as the
"Honorable" is two fold:
First. He modestly so refers to him
self four or five times in each issue of
his own newspaper.
Second. Like the man telling n story,
who almost invariably designates the
principal character in the tale as
smith because" he says, "that is not
his name"
Not that he stands in any need Of de
fense, still feel to offer some testimony
concerning Chairman Olson of the board
OF county commissioners. Oloif Olson is
honest, capable, just, .merciful, fair. lib
erty loving and God fearing. His life is
an open book. 1t is because he is pos
sessed OF the prime requisites Of splen-
did manhood, rather than in the lack of
any, that small and inconsequential per
sons level their pop guns at him. The
baying OF the hounds Of selfshness,
greed and graft will have no more effect
upon Mr.. Olson than have the like efforts
Of the dogs of Egypt, which for centuries
have howled in vain at the never chang
ing pyramids.
For myself will say that though !
should be spared for many years and
each and every thereof prove exceeding
ly rich in opportunity TO serve, yet /
shall be unable to discharge but a small
moiety OF the debt of gratitude / owe
the people OF Ebert county. My hope
yea, and my prayer, is that | may feel in
my soul, regardless of what men may
say. "not-that ! was the last to desert
the people, but that 1 never deserted
them" b. G. HILLlARD.