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Seward weekly gateway., 1907-11-09

The statement of Willie Hearst that he has absolutely and forever quit poli- tics will be taken by the people with a grain of salt. Since Willie has tried to butt into office he has discovered that politics is an expensive bedfellow.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-11-09

More than ten varieties of wild edi- ble berries grow on the Kenai penin- sula, and over fifty varieties of wild flowers blossom during the summer months in its valleys and on It's hills and mountains.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-11-09

Seward will not hear the resonant sound of the steamboat whistle for about ten days. Then there will be a bunch of them to make us wakeful nights and busy days.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-11-09

The republican convention at Juneau promises to be the hottest number in the political line that has ever hap pened in Alaska.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-11-09

All poets are hereby warned not to bring or send to this office any verses on "beautiful snow" during the ab- sence of the editor.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-11-09

Klondike caps at Pacific Coast Trad ing Co.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-11-14
.Walczy} W Gettysburg

David Parker z Layette, N. Y.
kt6ry u~traci} noge W Gettysburgu
pisze: Electric Bitters zdziala}y
wiscej ola mnie dobrego n1z kt6ra
kolwiek medycyna aka uzywa}em.
Przez kilka lat cborowa}em ma TO-
i wyda1em wiele pieniedzy
ma leksrstwa z ma}ym rezultatem,
az zacza}em uzywaG Electric Bitters
Me chcia}bym wziac $500 "a to
co me ola mnle uczYni}o. mako.
mite lekarstwo ola starc6w i ma
s}abosci kobiece. Doskona}e lekar-
stwo ma wzmocnieu,e i odbudowa-
ME scia}a, pewna .pomoc ma s}abos-
ci krzyza@ chorobe merck Gwaran-
-towane przez M. J. Kowalewskie-
60 aptekarza. soc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-11-14
Ciezka g}ebia do przebyeia

,,Jestem winien g}eboka wdziecz-
nosc kt6ra nigdy ME mole Bye
zap}acona," pisze G.. S. Clark, z
Westfield, Iowa, ,,za mole wy
bawienie cd kmierc1 przez DR..
Kinga New Discovery, oba pluoa
by}y tax okropnle wzruszone, re
smier6 zdawa{a zig bye nieunik-
Mona, gdy rozpocza}em uzywac
New Discovery, zapowiedziana: su :
chose, wzruszajacy kasze! ust4pi}
zanim ~pierwsza butelke spo:rze~
DO wa}em, a dwle nastepne butel~.
XII wy leczy}y mnie zupeinie' ,,Nie~
ma mic r6wnego jak New Discove-
ry pa kaszel, zaziebienie i choroby
gard}a i pluc. Gwarantowane
przez M. J. Kowalewskiego apte~
kara. SOC i $l.00 Butelki ia pro-
be darmo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-11-14

ryi mic z1ego, ona ME jest
Wilma! 49, prosi1a przerazona
Lea. - Chcdz, szymonie',
dziecko me drogie, bedziemy
OLGA blagali, ably z Marya
n~iesprawiedliwie sic ME OBJ
chodzi}!
: Ch}opiec uklekna} z p}a-
czem obok swej matki pred
ojcem, a objawszy jego kola-
ma, ca1owa4 je i prosi} o Ii.
to6c ola Maryi, Ale ojciec
odepchna} 60 i wybieg}szyb'
ko z pokoju.
Lea %obawiajac sic, ably Ma
ryi cos z}ego sic ME sta1o,
wysz}a "a swym mezem. Wi.
dzia}a, jak kazarz ze sciany
" sieni ~pochwyci} krotlvi bicz
i bieg} z MIN do izby Maryi
Biedne dziewcze nie do
my&lajac sic niczego, siedzia-
10 spokojnie i sporzadza}o
suknia swej PAM. Nagle
drzwi sic g%wa}townie otwo-
rzy}y, a w6ciek}y Kazarz sta
nal W progu.
- Precz z .toba przekleta
chrzescianko 49, zawo}a}
%gniewnie, - jak psa wype-
DE Gle z domu mego, po-
niewaz trujace ziarno twej
"znienawidzonej religii W SER
Gu mel zonvi mego dziecka
zaszczepi}as!
(Ciag dalszy nastapi).
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-11-14
IA WARE SWIETA.
Qpo,o;odam.e podtug pra'dzi~ego zdor@e"ia.


(Ciag dalszy.)
Cd czasu togo zag}ebia3a
sie=Lea czesto i chetnie W no.
Wv testament i czu]a, jake
nova si}a i pociecha W MIA
wilstepowa}yj wskutek czytania
wzruszajacych opis6w zycia !
i cierpie6 Jezrsa Chrystusa:
Swiat}c chrze6cia6skiej WARY.
do duszy jej jednak ME
wniknelo, ME, zawsze jeszcze
lax i inni zydzi, wierzy{a W
to, Il. obiecany mesyasz ootao
sic ME zjawi}.
Chrystuss Pana uwazafa
iako szlachetnego cz}o wieka
kt6rv padl ofiara zydowskle]
nienawi6ci. Jego wznios&y
przyk}ad mi}oSci, pokory j
oierpliwo6ci czyni}y ma tkliwy
jej umys} g}ebokie wrazenle.
Sauna stawa}a sic coraz vie"
cej pokorniejsza, wiecej po~
sluszua jeszcze, a tenn samem
i szcze6liwsza, gdyz jedynie
p~rawdziwe szcze6cie ma tym
dwieacie jest spok6j Bogu 3D.
danego seroa. Naturalnie
starac sic O to musia}a, ably
ksiazki owej surowy jej NAL
zonek ME dostrzeg}; przez
niejaki czas uda1o jej sic W
taiemnicy wszystko zacho'
wac. Ma}y Szymon byl nabo'
XII uszcze6liwiony, gdy m6g]
prey boku swej matki usiasf
W dziecinny spos6b jej wy
ia6niac znaczenie obrazk6W
W biblii, O czem 60 JUL daw'
niej Marya poucza}a'
TAX przeszlo wieeej, nil
POI roku.
Pewnego goracego wieczo'
ru sierpniowego siedziala Lea
ze t. swy'm, ch}opcem W poko'
ju. Kazarza ME by}o wtedy "
domu, oczekiwano powrotu
lego dopiero dnia nastepnego
Lea zatem bez obawy roz1o-
zy1a bibliq ma kolanach, pa
trzac przytem z uSmiechem
ma Szymona, kt6ry PREY niej
ma ma}ej }aweczce siedziaf i
uwaznie W ksiazke 6wieta sic
wpatrywa}.
Jaka szkoda, kochana
mateczko, - rzek} pc chwili
- 10 ojciec tych pieknych
opis6w ME czytuje. Powinna-
by6 raz mu je dac.
Ma Boga, dziecko dro.
gle, ME NOW mic tylko ojcu
o tel ksiazce! - zawo1a}a Lea
2 przerazeniem. - Gdyby
oiciec ale dOwiedzia}, re Me-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-11-14

ClQ1A1 Cl.Ou ~ SCl4OudCl1.
Lea zadrza}a.
- Me jest to 0jciec? Mo-
ze juz dzisiaj powraca z po-
dr6zy.
|. Powstala szybko z miejsca
ably, ksiazke schowac; ale
drzwi sic otworzy]y i la
zarz stall przed MIA
BystrYm wzrokiem dos.
trzeg} przestrach i trwoge
W twarzy swei zony, a stojac
pred MIA, jak muir, zneca}
sic z rozkosza mad jej oba-
wa.
No, droga moja Leo, -
przedrzeznia} z s2yderstwem
- czy niespodziewany powr6t
moi tax bardzo Gle ucieszyf
re zblad}a6, jak marmur, a
stoisz, jak posag niema? Albo
czy masz moze co ma sumie-
niu? Co trzymasz tax skrycie
"a plecami? Zapewne jaka
przyjemna niespodzianke.
kt6ra ola mnie obmy5li}a6?
Pokaz mi ia tylko!
tn gwa}townie %pochwyci}
ldrzace rece swej zony i wy
dar} jej ksiazke.
49, Aha, jaka6 ksiazka mo-
ze bedzie bardzo zajmujaca?
Wielki Boze Iz1aela! - za~
krzykna} nagle, czy nam
oczom swym, wierzyc? cry
ia widze dobrze? Toe to pe}na
bluznierstw przeciwko Bogu
ksiazka, to jest ksiazka chrze-
scian, nowym t"estamentem
zwana! Kobieto, skad naby}aa
tej przeklehstwa godne;
ksiazki?
Ja... kupi{am ia sobie,
T. wyjaka}a nieszczeSliwa
LEA.
/ Jak szalony skoczy} ku
niej, w}osy ma glowie mu pc.
wsta}y, a twarz wsciek}ym
gniewem pa}a}a, %pochwyci}
swa zone "a ramona i trzas]
targa} niemi.
Prey tel bezbozno6ci
pope}niasz jeszcze ohydne
k1amstWO. Ozczesclem, re ME
jestem taxi g}upi, ably sic
da6 W pole w~yprcwadzic.
Znam to nedzne stworzenie,
kt6re tobie te pod}a ksiazke
do rak da}o; ciezko mi "a to
odpokutuje.
Podni6s{ ksiazke, kt6ra
przedtem rzuci} ma ziemie il
nogami podepta}, spojrza1 ma
pierwsza karte.
- Ot6z jest tajemnica 3D.
kryta - krzycza} DIX z try |
.umfujacym g}osem. - Ot6z
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-10

deayog ono. more 20 Gel in er.d nee
the alleged affidavit 81 which Evelyn
Nestit is said 20 have accused Thaw
Whatever The contents of that All Ia.
rit may have been. STR. Thav sVr1 s.
She signed Do vi.lou knowing irs COM
tents.
rrrs. er. there g. nothing .g- a
fHa,oe8rb .f rho la=- page ia exist
ance n8w. anil carbon copy el tho
remainder. D. has already Teen
r-lfd 8rf once
AGAIN. however. The defense w.u
nor 1e wholly disappointed If Hum
ueI i- allowed r1 te= IFS for De'ms-
f- usi.l- also f1 euHm.f Hummei '1
cr. examination on bis conviction
tH- manufacture evidence 30 fr
Bal-eHaF-. case. -Ea ALLEGATION
bang that .r fIs T-a~ case similar
measures uara adopted.
s.sts Has Twenty fss Witnesses.
U.srict Attorney Jerome said to-
day be- baI tveuf- dve witnesses 10
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-10
Riaht Way TO Boil MIX.

Many mothers are very careless in
the matter of boiling mill, before they
give it to children One Of the sim
plest methods of boiling it is to pour
the milk in an euameled saucepan.
placing this in an iron saucepan OF
cold water This water should then
be brought to the boil. Without re.
moving the lid of the saucepan con.
tanning the milk the water should be
kept ar boiling point for four minutes,
and then removed at once, cooling be,
ing accomplished as rapidly as posi-
bic by standing the milk saucepan in
several successive changes of cold
water, the cover being however kept
closed until the milk is cold The
milk should always be acrated be
fore IL is given to the child by sir
ring it rapidly with a spoon for a few
moments.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-10

r is alleged that an English gentle,
man once told OF a great Joke he play.
ca on a friend lie was coming along
the street with some companions and
he discovered his friends house on
fire. with his friend in the third story
window shouting for help. Jump
he cried. Jump, Wen old a bial-
kct for YOU what was }he joke
the nearer asked Why the Eng
Hshman replied we 'ad no blanket
at an
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-10
She Never Could Master Is

"Talkin about spcllin',' said Mrs.
ClubberleE the French are the worst
yet. They cant even spell common,
every day names tNicet The same way.
We met a soldier in Paris by the
MAMIE OF John Darn and he spelled
his first name Gen Then | heard
them talain good deal over there
about somebody else by The name Of
John DARK. and be- spelled il Jean.
Oh, Id just so crazy ii Lad to learn
that gibbe.iah.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-10

A prominent ply stefan claims that
there will be 40 diphtheris or scarlet
fever for children If they eat plen,i
fully OF onions every day. especially
when there is a scarcity OF fresh
fruit
Among the various causes Tor cross
ness OF children are some very com
mon ones. such as hunger or thirst
improper sleep. overcatng. uncom
Portable clothing and the pernicious
feeding of sweets.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-10

Each one OF MS is bodnd to make
the little circle in which he lives bet
ter and happier; each Of Us is bound
TO see that ont Of that small circle
the widest good may flow; each Of
us may have fixed in his mind the
thought that out OF a single household
NAV flow Influences which shall slim
ulate the whole commonwealth and
the whole civilized world.-Dcan
Stanley.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-10
OId-Tire Re nedy.

Put small oHe-hslf cup best mo
lasses. tablespoon cider vinegar. piece
OF butter size Of an English walnut
and red pepper enough 10 taste well
on i'm an agate dish. and LET simmer
down quite thick Take it cut before
going % bed. and see II 30 viii not
help a cold lt is fine tasting. and
like oliver sou viii be- apt 10 pant
more.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-10

man IN a Broadway department store
he had made her believe he was
worth feveral million dollars Instead
OF telling her he was manager he
had informed her he was head of u
company, aud to show bis great
means be had supported heg IN a
style which only the p0ssessor Of
wealth could afford He never told
hin friends or his business associa
To-. ne was married and nor untll his
death did the other members of the
family know. Instead Of the SPLEEN
ala provision made for her as he
always had said SHE iiuds nalhjue
now The properly has vanished and
even life insurance policies in her
name are found to have lapsed
Mr. Preston was iG years old and a
native Of Paris Texas He was Il
man more than six feet in height.
broad,shouldereI and always fash
ioaabIy dressed. In his younger days
he was an athlete He was twic
married, and al The death of his first
wife he was left TWO ch ldren, who
are now gown. They live in Paris
win his two brothers and other mem
bers Of his family
Was Very Succ- ssfuI
More than a. dozen years ago Mr..
Presto became a salesman for the
Is ia.knn.:Rhler Axle Company and a
= T;,,i9 e,Sfi.crso :,oit', st'aa Jo,tartt,re In
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-10
TRAUP NOT YET PLAYED
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stand aes.rs. his sister No one.
h0Ert-~. pieces amy asD.1deu o.
ep5a Howard EesH.f any more iu fHis
case.
He has warared back and forth So
much fna- D-'mas IS anxious ra have
him called ia ollr- that be- mav b-
Subjected u tte enelii-E cross eE-
am nation thar t- N store for him.
The Na5f roy wss RESPONSE Boo
for another iuteaieW" today iH
which Doe said fee Countess of Var
m1sth was -aFiaz plans FOB -fra-a "a
Harry TfaU f-1m rl- wife
Argi-us 20 Get Al HunneL
cirrerr- E-mraI jerome r-
fused -o say today she her Do would
Clu Hummrl la rehU-4i and EN-
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-10

UnderWaists Tor children may be-
made al home and boz equal 10 the
bought ones. If cut from heavy DILL
ing and finished uith bands stitched
O. where The baitoas are 10 be sewed
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-10

Washington. March 9--II.LINOIS-
Rain or snow in the so tn, and snow
In the north Sunday; Monday far and
warmer with fresh winds mostly
northeast
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-10

Results is what the ADVERT er wants
and that Is what be gets when he
places MS advertising in the Bui-
letin.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-10

The "left-overs7 from a turkey din.
ner are worthy Of attention After
all the really fine slices OF the fowl
have been removed the bits OF meat
picked from the bones may be used
for several appetizing luncheon
dishes One Of the best S made by
heating the pieces in cream sauce
or in the gravy if any has been left.
Serve on thin slices of buttered toast
with broiled mushrooms on top If
the mushrooms are not suitable for
broiling, break them in pieces and
fry in butter The meat may be en-
circled with poached eggs if mush
rooms are disHked.
Dreamed fowl surrounded with rice
which has been boiled in the broth
made from the bones, is also very
good Turkey salad is another way
in which te use UP the bits OF cod
fowl
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-10
FOR THE NURSERY
COMFORT AND WELFARE OF THE
LITTLE ONES.


There are some points which are ea
acnjial in the nursery II should be
light ana cheerful. with plenty Of
sun, and We'll ventilated The floor
should be a hardwood one, and #
chat is too expensive, have the floor
painted Rugs are better than car.
pet, because they can be taken up
often and thoroughly cleaned \
thermometer is quite necessary to IN.
sure the right temperature. While
few American children are brought mp
in their own suite Of rooms, after the
English fashion, it is becoming more
and more the custom to give the lit
tie folks a place Of their own
Tp-todate nursery furnishings and
decorations are made in various
styles, and always with view 10 The
pleasure of the children Miniature
furniture in mission and brentwood
is most attractive. Where the nursery
is just one large room, it may be
furnished with dining-table desk,
. book. shehYes beds and bureau, all Of
; jl'st atlfe'.ria.h. 'l'eight Each child'may
!. nave 'hdS, Or :bef .oWn chair Rugs can
.te.. h IA. tSdtli:. .abDpoipyatd designs. and
!; 1dhdQ%E, di;ape(ies. .WirH'' pictorial fig
'gEes& :. M,all Baners.. are made. with
,AIo6hdf., Goose. and: :iotrch. scenes and
the ffiizes with. .pict!r5es. OF Little
BoPeep Jack aid Jill! Baby Blunt.
ing. etcq, are most fascinating. These
L
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-10

II is almost impossible to serve a
second portion of Welsh rabbit on &C.
count of its becoming tough as soon
as it Goods. TO prevent this, stir a
beaten egg into what remains, cover
il closely, and reheat over a small
fame, using the hotwater pan. If stir
red up and cooked a moment it Will
be found quite as good as when first
made
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-10

For a luncheon dish tomato rabbit
will be found appetiZng Cut four
whole canned tomatoes in slices, lay
ing them on slices of toasted whole
wheat bread; then sprinkle with salt,
pepper dry mustard. and a few drops
of Worcestershire sauce. covering
thickly with grated American cheese
Arrange the toast in shallow baking
pan and place in hot oven long
enough to melt the cheese. Serve i'm.
mediately with a poached egg on top
of each slice and garnish with crisp
cTess.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-10

run tbepdo yhan me as river On
uue dsampea enhom n
o. worth ofoeu we
Hali eon yemerrr eaeI men hin me h o
ohehc hnaoeran district integrity Mr. AT
eIere
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-10
THE MEN BEHIND THE MINE
FUTURE OUTLOOK

y, to become great producer of gold and silver
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-10

si1vsr Bell Nine
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-19

Walkover $3.50 shoes at Loeffler's
Let the Joe Moon buggies look at
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-19
IN DEFENSE OF MIR. DAY.

Just why IL Is that a man in the
newspaper business Is thought of and
talked of by the public In q different
way from men in any other line of
business, the reporter could never un-
derstand. 1t is true that a newspaper
is called upon to print in its columns
many things which private individ-
uals do not want to see in print, and
the same same time they themselves
have said harsher things of neigh
bors and competitors, which did not
appear in print, hence II called down
they could get out of 1t. and in low
ering their own manhood clear their
skirts. In public matters a newspaper
Is sure to take stand, and while
some writers have a pleasing way OF
putting matters, others are blunt and
sharp in their criticisms, showing the
difference in the individuality of man.
These ideas were brought about by
what seems to be at this distance a
desire upon the part of some per-
son or persons to drive Dave Day to
the wall down at Durango. Mr.. Day
may not be an angel; he may not
that which calls for censure; he may
have in his past life published In his
paper a great many things which he
should not have done. just as people
in private life do questionable things
and say that which were better un.
said, but he has done many a man a
good turn Just the same and outside
and inside of his Office is about as
warm hearted and generous fellow
as one would care to meet. He is moi
all bad by any means and just why
this seeming persecution. it is hard
to figure out. There is one thing
sure, and that is, where ever Mr.. Day
publishes paper the paper is read
and the town and its environs and re,
sources are kept pretty well before
the public, and in that way he serv.
es those In business turn which
does not know what is behind all thi.
but it's dollars to doughnuts Dave
viii come out of this last indictment
Just as he did when tried for selllnl
liquor without a license. Any way
1t Is bad policy TO condemn and per
secute man who is doing all he pos
sibly can for your town. as all news
papers do at all times.-Editoria II
Wednesdays Telluride Journal
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-19

Walkover $3.50 shoes at Loeffler's
Let the Joe Moon buggies look at
You.
See my stock of harness before buy
ing 1t will pay us both. Harry l..
Hiatt.
The bread you get at the Progress
is hard to beat. It's popular all the
time. The demand grows every day.
The Progress also carries a fresh
stock OF groceries. meats, vegetab-
les and fruits.
The live and let live shoemaker at
222 Main street.
Call and see new shipment of har-
ness and sweat pads, just received at
McCary's.
Saturday whip sale is still on at
Fred Manteys
When you nave any heavy hauling
to be done go to Barton & TERRELL.
They make this work a speciality and
the prices are right.
Tents and wagon covers.-Fred
Mantey.
Pint bottles of household ammonia
for 10 at the and 10 cent store.
The Haynes mattress is positively
the best on the market. For sale by
cosgrove and Slough. the furniture
dealers. who have the agency for this
elegant mattress for the entire Grand
valley.
Just received beautiful line OF
ladies' 10c and 15c collars at the s
and 10 cent store.
You will get tip top service, the
best of first class goods, and courte-
Gus treatment II you trade at the
oorcoran grocery, corner of Second
and Colorado
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-19

am selling buggies cheaper than
anyone-l need the room. This is nc
Joke. Call and see Harry L. Hiatt.
First class livery establishment is
the big barn of Barton & TERRELL
Good rigs and safe horses.
Do your trading at the Corcoran
grocery on Second and Colorado
Best OF groceries. freshest Of meats
fruits. vegetables and all dainties oi
the season.
Call at C. p, McCary's and see the
handsome 800 Stndebal1er buggy
that he is going to give away for the
best box OF Jonathan apples at the
fair this fall.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-19
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING.

There will be a meeting of the
stockholders of the Mesa County
Railway and Traction Company at
the office of the company. 357 Main
street. Grand Junction. Colo, on
Tuesday. the 7th day of May, at 2
O'Clock p. m, for the purpose OF
electing a board of directors and for
such other business as shah come
before the meeting.
CSigned) GEO. SMITH. Pres.
A. f. BAYLIS, Secy.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-19
Just BECAUSE

your cough is only in the throat and
does not trouble you now, don't think
that 1t needs no attention. When If
mas not had much of start is the
time TO check it. The slightest cough
easily leads to Pnepuonia, Broncbi.
US and Consumption. A bottle OF
paiiard ., Horehound Syrup VIII cure
mat cough. The price puts 1t within
San San OF all. For sale by C. D.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-19

International Stock food at the
Grand Junction Feed and Implement
company.
The Western Junk House at 127 w
Colorado avenue. buys hides, scrap
Iron. old rubber. rags. bottles, etc.
Get your hat cleaned and blocked
by the suitorium. 125 south Fifth
street.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-19

G. p. McCary carries large and
complete line of harness and whips.
If you are contemplating purchasing
anything in this line call on Mr.. Nc
Cary.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-19

You are sure to be well satisfied
with your cigars If you get the Ell
Socorro.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-19
CAMERON'S

Talking about cigars--we would
say and stand by our statement, that
for mellow, ripe favored, palate
tickling, all-round, satisfying smoke
you can't pick up a better cigar for
8 cents than the opio-Large asser-
tion with larger proof by thousands
of men who have tested the Opio Ci-
gar at Camerons.
Evening journal., 1907-09-12
UNIONS
new LINE READY

HARRINGTON. Del. Sept 12-The
Western Union Telegraph Company is
putting the finishing touches upon
probably the most complete and mod
ern nve-wire trunk line in the United
States-that between Philadelphia and
Harrington. which has cost the come
pany It's entire appropriation of $780,
600. The wires are constructed-al of
copper and iron-upon poles isolated
from those of any other company, and
each pole Is tested and sunk deep into
the ground. Heavy steel bracing and
guy materials are used. The COM
pany's idea Is TO furnish continuous
and instantaneous wire service TO its
customers OF the peninsula and the
Eastern South through this system.
The superintendent Of construction,
j. r. Edmundson. has personally sup
ervised this work. while the local con-
tractor has been J. J. Mulligan. Poles
were secured principally from Coates
vile. Pa. and the hills contiguous
thereto and local farmers were paid
SO cents per pole for prompt hauling.
The company win spend $1,000 more
in entire new construction down the
remainder of the peninsula except
where they now have through rights.
Evening journal., 1907-09-12
SAY VANDERBILT
IS INCOMPETENT

BROOKLYN. N. y, Sept. IA
sherin's jury which had been out all
night, this morning returned a verdict
or incompetent to manage his estate
IN the case OF Edward Ward Wander
bilt, which has been on trial before a
commission in lunacy for the past two
weeks.
The action was begun at the instance
Of a daughter Of Mr.. Vanderbilt when
he married May Scannen Pepper q
spiritualistic medium and president of
a spirltualistic church. who Is rather
well known an over the country. IL
was argued that Vanderbilt had been
unduly Influenced by Mrs. Pepper, who
claimed 20 have been controlled by the
spirit OF bright Eyes" an Indian
maiden that he had decided property 20
Mrs. Pepper Vanderbilt az the dictatioh
of Bright Eyes and that efore his mar
riage TO Mrs. Pepper he made many
gifts of money and valuables to Bright
Eyes" which eventually reached Mrs.
Pepper Finally it was alleged that
Mr.. Vanderbilt was so under the infiu-
ence and control Of Bright Eyes" that
he was incompetent 10 handle or make
disposition Of his property, estimated 70
he worth several hundred thousand
dollars. The application has been Wig
orously fought from the start. The
Jury retired at noon yesterday II is
expected a conservator Of the estate
will be appointed,