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THEPAxT0NT0lLErC co, ,D0ST0l
AFTER BOY STONE THRowERs

AFTER BOY STONE THRowERs.
 On complaint of the trolley com pany officials Daniel Mizzy, an Arch street youngster. was arrested yester. day for throwing . stone at . Con. gress avenue car. which grazed . con. sductor. Detective McAvoy brought the lad in this noon. The arrest was made as warning against q practice of throwing pebbles and stones at cars all over the line which has become general among small boys. Car win. dows have been broken and pas- sengers have been hit
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Allan J. Carmichael to Julia K

Allan J. Carmichael to Julia K. Barry, Linden street, SO feet
 Asa l.. Fabrique to John McMahon, Clay street, 50 feet.
 John A. Mckee to Catherine Me- Kee, Vernon street, 25 feet.
 Reta F, Ford to Alice B. Westervelt, Winchester avenue, 30 feet.
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Warranty Deeds.

James Fl, Macdonald to Carl A. Gartner and Louise H., Gartner, Ells- worth avenue, 96 feet.
 Frank P. Clark to Beatrice Gaetano, Lighthouse road, 100 feet.
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John J. Kelly vs. John F. Brauer, Commerce street, 3S feet, s26S.92.
 William H. Hayes vs. l. Goldstein, Barnett street, 50 feet, $25S,50.
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Building Permits.

Lampson Lumber company, Water street, brick storage shed.
 Prof. John M Berdany, Edgehill road, dwelling. one family of stucco.
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FOLEY GIVES REASON.
Says the Street Line Was Not Af-
 fccted.

There promises to be some sport yet for the city officials who are to ening of Chapel street An injunction brought by Henry l.. Hotchkiss, trus-
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elopment was due entirely to A desire to fool their friends, who were ex- pecting to catch them and give them a great send off
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Attachment.
Mechanics Liens.

Ebenezer Coy vs. Charles E. Coy, Dewitt street, 27 feet, $200,
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brane resulting from Catarrh and drives away Q Cold in the Head quickly. Restores the Senses of Taste and Smell Full size 50 cts. at Druggists or by mail Liquid Cream Balm for use in atomizers 75 cts.
 Ely Brothers, 56 Warren Street. New York.
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YOUNG
 WOMEN

Young women arc often gIeat suMerers for want of propor advice st inst tho right time.
 Mrs. Pinkham, at Lynn, Mass. hos always issued to young girls . spec- ial invitation to write to her about their sickness. 6he is 6 mother, and fully understands. v
 In nine chances out of ton. your casa will be just the same as those of tho young ladies whose letters follow. LYDIA E. PINkHANo'S VEGETABLE COMPOUND is what you need tCrestore health.
 Miss Abby F. Barrows, of Nelson vile, Ohio, writes to Mrs. Pinkham:
 "when I wrote to you was very nervous, had dull headaches, baclksche, and was very irregular Doctors did mo no good. Lydia B. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and your advice made mo regular. well and strong. Tam nowin better health than ever before"
 Miss Elsie L. Hook, of Chelsea, Vt, writes to Mrs. Pinkham:
 1T am only sixteen years old, but Lydia D. Pinkhsm's Vegetable Com. pound and your advice have cured ne of sideache, periodic pains, and ner- vous, irritable condition after every. thing else had failed"
 FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN,
 For thirty years Lydia E. Pink. hams Vegetable Compound, made from roots and herbs, has been tho standard remedy for female ills, and has positively cured thousandsof women who have been troubled with displacements, in flammation, ulcera- tion, fibroid tumors, irregularities, periodic pains, backache; that bear ing-down feeling, f1atulency, indiges- tion, dizziness, ,ornervous prostration. Why don't you try it?
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4l|:k Mrs MASON'S
 WIo En0lteb HAIR TONIC

Used by the leading society women 0| New York, London. and Psris, among whom are the Duches. of Mrlboroush Lady Lillian Churchill, Mime. Melba Mrs. Peny Belmont. Mn. LewP. Morton Comtesse de PoutLes, and many othess
 Mrs. Mason's old Enslish Hay Tsak and her Shampoo Powder censusste Complsts Treatment for ths Hair, whis3 will sursly stop its coming out and uaah t grow luxurisnt way and curly. 1,
 For Sale st Drug and Department otoN1o, : TuEpAYTnNTnII ETc1 R0STnND
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$1.98 to $500 Long
 Kid Gloves 9Sc.

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MISS BESSIE FARRELL 10ll Third
lVl Ave. Brooklyn, \. y, Is Fresi-
dent of the Young Peoples Christian
Temperance Association. she writes
"Peruna is certainly a valuable nerve,
and blood remedy, calculated 10 buiil
up the broken-down health OF worn ous
women. | have found by personal ex'
perience that it acts as wonderful re-
stbrer of lost strength, assisting we
stomach TO assimilate and digest the
food. and building up WORKOUT tissues.
In nv work | have had occasion u
recommend it freely, especially %
women.
II know Of nothing which Is better 70
build no the strength Of Young mother
in fact. all the ailments peculiar u
women, 50 | am pleased 10 give II my
hearty endorsement
DR.. Hartman has prescribed Peruna
for many thousand women, and ne
never fails TO receive multitude OF
letters like the above. thanking him
FOR the wonderful benefits received
Man-a.lin the Ideal Laxative.
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bin apumpin' inter her. shes just Eot
Ter be-eh-rescued. an in blame good
stvle. er-eh-it amt no go
-Oh. you rest easy bout all thet'
Rur- chimed in sandy VIM. his
black ewes dancing in anticipation OF
coming fun. Wen git up the orr
arrest outfit whit ever hit the pike
The long shadows OF the late after
noon were already falling across 'he
gloomy Carter woods. while the reu
-,,, sank Iower behind old Bull noun
air Rev. Howard Wynkoop. who lot
more than an hour past had been VAIN
II dangling a fishing line above tne
dancing waters OF Clear creeks. no"
recllned dreamily on the soft tuFt OF
the high bank. his eyes fixed upon
re- distant SKY line. His thoughts
vrara on the fossy hair and anlmatel
face OF the fair Miss Spencer, VINO ne
rnomentarily expected would round
the edge Of tre tul. and SD deeply did
he become sunk in b!issful rehectiou
a. 10 be totally cbllvious 70 every
thing but her approach.
lust above his secret resting place
where the great woods deepen. anl
the gloomy shadows lie darkly az
through the long afternoons, SINAI
partv OF hideously painted savage
skulked silently in ambush. Sudden
~ - their strained ears was oorn'
The sound OF horses hoofs: and then
All AZ once. a woman's voice rang gu
n single shrill. startled CRY.
awhut Is up questioned the lead
iur savage. hoarsely. Is ne a-dolr
thls little JOB all by hisselfs
Dunno answered the fellow mex
him alppinz his auirt uneasily but
. rackon a. how it's her as squealed al
wa.d better be Citing in ter heN gu
share o the fun
, The chief. with an oath Of DISCUS
dashed forward and his band surge
, after Just below them. and scarce,
I 50 fes. away. a half-score OF rousnl
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CHAPTER XIV.

To Lieut. Brant these proved days
Of bitterness He had called twice
upon Hampton. both times finding the
wounded man propped up in bed. very
arable. properly grateful for services
rendered. yet avoiding all reference 20
the one disturbing element between
them
once he had accidentally met Nadia.
but their brief conversation left him
more deeply mystifed than ever and
later she seemed TO avoid him alto
gether. one day he deemed her but
an idle coquette. the next. warm
hearted woman. doing her duty brave
IL. Yet through Il all her power over
him never slackened.
The end OF this nervous strain came
in the form CT an urgent dispatch re
calling y troop to Fort Abraham LIN
coin by forced marches. The com
mander VT no doubt as 70 the iul
meaning OF this message. and the sol
der in him made prompt and lcylu
4 respon 50. Brant had learned 81 IN
consolidation OF the hostile savages
melted by Sitting Bull. into the last
ness OF the Big Horn range. he va
aware that Gen. Cook was already 40
vapcIng aorthward from the Nebrask
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SYNOPSIS.


a. e--r-- ~ rr@ Elshreelrr ~
e-- Parhr1u@ Trapped ~
-r-~Uw x1rx@ Among t.ria
---s- MO tn-rl.t Ices 3 selt uE
HLuvson- a-s1 1t..is VIZ
r~f nHs t1-x -rsr tr.al.a As'A
re soldiers are killed DUR
tnwxr siege HAw-pran AL
~ ~.-rre from Tire lrtlAras
sr .att.asrat on ths PLAIN. =
.- ~ tta S@gerrr clvalrF. Lieut.
mar1 ind -hem- ltArnF Z
-s stop a. the Miners Il -
sr-s r-rr-v prUrrletress- h-f. p
.s IRE f1--r~ over Win A-as
- Es So SHOWS hl.l her non
"a -@rs hf-- wat she can
- -n-a-t4xa ara HE Trey y
. wtrM Mrs Herr1g- 49,.
~. t--~s away fr1rn Mrs tternlt q :
Harurrru tie induces ~
a-t 10 Eage nothing more q -
Wt---r- r11vs his last 49,
- s Fsa a--rlr.-es % Red sAt-h
--t- ~ AS rrfr- and rren leaves
Wss Fkr--n- Sr-enrer arrive. u
rs teach IS first s-rnlt ~
--- -naets <AltA. Rev. ~ yrtl-
tcl-1s az Mrs Hrfl-l
81 e ana 1l.l- Branr aEair meet 49,.
srmlrx wr1 sr- - Sc -.l ~.
- 1890 EarN-l1r club BALI IN
MIS- S-@--er Lieut. ~.
--s : ra-- Wg--rrv. Cr-xrer's ss.c-r p
& ~.--s --~tls e-4wlrx among TIE SOL
s~.-as 1rlse ar the 80
s ram a-rrr IRE a s-irer- % MIS-
-te.- E-Nr- meets Miss rF-A-
- q ~ rls r..s1rlElr-4u-@ ~ t-.-
-4s~. So -.ws ha-u q NAt-l Ar.i
s--rriv r-se-s her aratr as re =
-r -a ~ 1a-lrc-- with =.
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kinder naturally happen long by acci-
dent bout the head o the gulch. an
jump in an rescue her Sabe 2"
Lumley CARED az his companion with
eyes expressive OF admiration BY
thunder. IL you haven't got a cocoanut
GA ye. Jack Lord. but tibet ought 70
ge. her a hyinr Any sh0otn
Sure, Mofats face exhibited a
faint smile at these words Of praise
II wouldn't be no great shucks Of a
rescue without, an this hes got ter be
the real thing Only. reckon. We bet
ter shoot high. 50 thar won't be no
hurt done
When the two gentlemen parted a
few moments later the conspiracy was
fully hatched. al preliminaries per
sectet and the gallant rescue OF Miss
Spencer assured Indeed. there IS
some reason now 20 believe that this
desirable result was rendered doubly
certain. for as Nofat moved slowly
past the Occidental on his way home
a person attired in chaps and som
4 brero. and greatly resembling Mcneil
was in the back room breathing some
final Instructions 20 a few bosom
friends
Now don't-eh-any o you fellers
-eh-g0 an forget the place. JumI
in-eh-Iively. just afore she-eh-
gifts ter thet thick bunch-eh-under
Y brush whar' the trail sorter-eh-
\ drous down inter the ravine. An yoI
\ chuups wanter- h-git--yerselyes VI
so she cant pipe any OF ye on-eh-
ln this yere-eh-road-agent act.
tell We. after what thet-eh-Motat
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clad heavily bearded mon were clus-
tered in mo- confcr % The tran two u
their number lifting the unconscious
form 81 fa.nans woman upon a
horse
"Ceryeas gang. b. g3sh'" painted
the leading savage How d.d they
glt we're
You het' she's up arin the real
thing calculated "A voice beside him
Let's ride EN- 90 the earth Who0p.
with Wild yeils 10 awaken fresh
courage the whole band plunged head
long down the sharp decline striking
the surprised road agents with a
force and sudlenness which sent half
OF them sprawllng Reyolyers flashed.
oaths and shouts rang out fercely men
clinched each other. striking savage
blows Lumley grasped the leader OF
the other party by the hair. and en-
deavored 20 beat him over the head
with his revolver butt Even as he
uplifted his hand % strike the man s
beard fell on ami the two fierce com.
batants paused as though thunder
struck
Hold on yere boy" yelled Lumley
This we're Is some blame joke. These
fellers is Bin McNeils gang
by thunder II il amt Pete Lum
ley" calculated the other "Whut did
ye hit me fer. Sc long-legged mimi
iackass?'
The explanation vas never uttered
Out from the surrounding gloom Of
underbrush a .hatless. disheveled ind
yldual on foot suddenly dashed into
the center Of that hesitating ring o.
horsemen. With skilltul twist Of hi
foot he sent a dismounted road agen
spinning over backward and manage
10 wrench a revolver from his hand
There was a blaze Of red flame,
cloud OF smoke six sharp reports. AM
a Wild stampede Of frantic horsemen-
Then Rev. Howard Wynkoop funi
the empty gun disdainful.y down int
the dirt. stepped directly across IN
motionless outstretched body. an
knelt humbly beside a slender white
robed figure lying close against III
fringe OF bushes. Tenderly he LITE
the fair head to his throbbing ocsor
and gazed directly down into tn
white. unconscious face. Even as 2
looked her eyes Enclosed. her bod
trembling within his arms.
Have no fear" he implored, rea'
Ing terror in the expression Of h'
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re Rev NJ Wyrk0oP always I-it
=-~-e1v cu-f1e1t ot An uninterrupted
-r-a urc- Sunday eveuilSs after
s-re- whIe the other nights q The
ur Es-e evenly apportionet De-
even he tuo more ardent aspi-anrs-
"A w1usay Wedzesiay and Friday
--f-rs the Miners Retreat vas
--e q utIE hf-zri-T FOR -s vas then
ear VI vo~ar was known 20 b con-
sahir seated IL The Hs-ut0n parlor,
r a-i-E gruesome tales q Wild noun
tz- adventure which palet the cheeAs
-shts fair a-a e-trzucst listener Then
~ Tuesiav. Thursday and saturday
-rh-s. zhsn Nr. Mcneil rode gallant
rr FL q his veIiOT bronco betecked
an me picturesque parap herralia q
re endless plains revolver 81 ING
I--z- thigh his wide soIhrero snai-
-u-E his daredevil eyes. The front %
-as rar Occidental blaret With lights
s-s ba-zre croEdet 20 the doors with
=--s-sszstsc herters drinking deep 70
tie success OF their representative
i no more than simple justice 70
E-U- - ID SAT- 49,
- Hsr amt expressed H. in dread
safe q mind Between these Two
rr-esque and typical knights Of
-- and mountain she vioratet- IN
abe 10 make deliberate choice " nils
tsAr-i-z m this state q tndectsior
late one wednesday night Nofa'
t-a-pe,s heavily into the Miners Re
treat ant called Long Pete Lumlel
over into deserted conner Of the bar
rrc-
Wei. Jack the latter began ez
re-.a-.ly. -hev re rally got the ctnci
on rat COWBOY at last. hey
Dem Il all. Pete. I'm blamed II
k-1-. Iszsrwise. I amt got no sur
r-1vs-up. / tell re thet girls jus
a51-- the toughest psece o. rock eve
Ia. Any special call to assay lie Sc
IT'S This vav. she's got some dur
cuu east notion that she's got ter D
rese-st. an borne ava IN the arm
q her hero like hey DO in them pesk
r1vels The Kids alters readin' and
recko- Tve got ter rescue her
Reeve her from whut. Jack
Wen, ye see. Pete. maybe I'm par
~ 20 blame I've sorter been ente
tai-Lz' her nights With some stOri'
r-sar.in' road agents an things
tte- sort. While. 50 fur. as kin lar
t1st blame chump Of n Mcneil b
ese- rIliu- her Ep scandalOus with !
i--s until she's plum got EN- on q
h-a.- And uo~. reckon as how II
e. ter Be- Iniu-s-
WhEts rot ter Be Iriuns,
WY tibet outfit whut runs or wi
Ter q. course reckon you feile
I'll stand IN all right ter help pull q
our D this hole
Ir-E Pete rCdted
We'll Pete. this is bout what's {
ts- - done. . near - I kin figger
c-. Toa pick ont maybe half don
rcui teiisrs Who kin keep their mOur
ster an rake iniuus ont OF EN- Tn
JON 'ay fer her say bout next Wedu
cag out IN them Carter woods VII
sA<s Soui1 home from school.
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HIS LECTURE ON JOB.
Brother Dickey Thinks He Was over
rated as Patient Man.

81 dunno what dey call Job a patient
man fer" said Brother Dickey, KAYE
OF all de GROWERS ever hearn tell on
he sho' wuz de growlinest. But he
sho did have enough ter make him
growl-dat he did De devil say;
Looky yere. Job. you in my power
now. an gwine ter fict you wid
few biles. An Job say All right
| kin stan it ef you kin But de biies
commence ter break out so thick an
fas dat Job say Looky yere, man.
desc amt no biles-dis de smallpox.
sho' ez YOU bon An he eeteh anu
eetch so dat he had ter scratch MS
SET wild a goats head Den de devlI
git in a high win and blow down JOB 5
house. an dat wuz too much 80 Of
Job liz up his voice an he say:
Iooky yere, l bargain fer biles. but l
( didn't want no harricane thowed In
fer good measure. Atlanta Consul
Y tuition.
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face Miss Spencer-Phoebe-it Is
only |. Mr. WynkOop-
~Oh. Hovard--Mr Wynkoop-it IS
all so strange so bewiidering. my
nerves are SO shattered. But a. has
taught me a great. great lesson. How
could I have ever been so blind
thought Mr.. Moffat and Mr.. Mcneil
were such heroes. and yet now In this
hour Of desperate peril it was YOU who
flew CALAMITY TO my rescue II Is you
who are the true western knight
And Nfr. wynkoop gazed down into
those grateful eyes and modestiy con
tossed il true
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uow the Governor Felt.

Gov. Hughes recently addressed the
West End womans Republican clun
OF New York and remarked IN me
course OF his talk MY happiness on
this occasion may be compared Win
the young lady on her first Visit 20
Venice. believe she wrote her mt
mate friend as follows. ! am mere
on the Grand Canal drinking II all In.
She added: Life's never seemed SO
full before"
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Deafness Cannot Be Cured

~ local applications a. they cannot tvara ay "a
easet portion % the ear There = ohy ~ -
e,re IL afness and thAs 4 by coustt reinsss
Deafnes- Il caused by an innaued ~, y. y. ~,
,ynrons itninx OF the Eustachian Tube. Wneh 'uls
tnbe h innamed You have rnmDllng sluun y, ~
nerfeet hearing aud when II 4 entirely c1-ea " -
nes. 4. the result and unless the Inn IA =,
ssken OUT and this tube restored 70 its norma 'pno
ton hearing will be destroyed fo-evefi ne ss.es
cnr ~ ten are caused by Csgarrh- which i nplnus
hnt a, tnaamed condition ~ the mucous surfaces
We viii give one Hundred Dollars ior any case $50 :,
Deafness caused by catarrh thst sumo - -.
=, usts. catarrn Cure Ssnd Tor circulars. Tree. =
'" ~. CHENEY x co. Iolsio
Sod by Druggists. 71c ,,
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Chance for Some One.

A New York man had forgotten all
about $50 900 deposit he made in inc
Knickerbocker Trust company back In
1854. Perhaps you have a forgotten
deposit somewhere. Think-think
hardi
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chocolate MOS are becoming very popu.Lt-
Thev are easy 10 make III you use II
PiE." Chocolate flavor Dlrec IONS ~ s Do ~.
age Contains all ingreai ,nI, o,aer today.
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Champ (savagely)-Your dog has
bitten a piece clean out OF my dog
Sharpe (ditto)-Confound IT, want
ed to bring him up as a vegetarian.
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Comments.

"Certie-He tried to kiss mel
Mollie--How impudent'
Certie-But he was interruptedi
Mollie-How annoying!
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a TEMPERANCE WORKER.

Says Pe-yu-na IS a Iiaiu0be Aeyse ana
blood Hemcay.
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Important TO Mothers.

Examine carefully every bottle OF
CASTORIA a safe aud sure remedy FOR
infants and children. and see that IL
Signature ofE<MZzIZM
In Use For Over 30 Years.
The Kind You Have Always Bolgnt
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ROBBERY WAS A BOLD ONE.
TBy Associated Press. l

Chicago. Nov. 27.-Two robbers.
one OF them disguised as the head
OF the family so effectually as to de-
ceiye the mistress of the house. in
vaded the residence of William Goes
in Washington Heights yesterday.
They overpowered Mrs. Goes. tied her
to a chair and chloroformed her, af-
ter which they looted the house at
their pleasure.
After the thieves had made good
their escape Mrs. Goes remained un-
conscious for an hour and half.
She is seriously i'll as a result of in
haling the drug.
The robbery was the boldest and
most ingenious that has come to the
attention of the police in some time
It is the first visit of thieves to
"millionaires HILL as that quarter
of Washington Heights is known
since the killing of burglar by a
citizen several years ago.
The robbers spent nearly an hour
ransacking the rooms and found $40
in cash
When Harry. the 12year-old son,
returned from school and discovered
his mothers plight, he cut the ropes
that bound her and released the
chloroform-soaked handkerchief and
he and his 4-year-old sister succeed
ed in restoring their mother to con-
seriousness
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-27
LABOR ENTERS PROTEST
IRv Associated Press. l

Washington, Nov. 27.-The repre-
sentatives of labor appeared before
the ways and means committee of
the house today to advocate the main
tenance of the duty on tin.
John Williams, an official of the
Amalgamated Association of Iron,
Steel and Tin Workers, asked that
the duty on tin plates be maintained
and that the system drawback in ex-
ported tin by manufacturers be abol-
ished. \ reduction of the duty, he
said. would demoralize the American
industry.
Chairman Payne read letter un-
der the seal of the United Sons of
Vulcan of Pittsburg, protesting
against the appearance of Williams
before the committee to represent Ia
Dor. The latter gave as a reason that
Williams had advocated the election
of Bryan.
This led Mr.. Williams to denounce
the rival union.
"But are you in the employ of
manufacturers? asked Mr.. Payne.
Positively not, sir" was the re-
ply
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GIRL KNOCKS
A MAN DOWN

a very Interesting little scene was
Witnessed by number of people this
morning on Colorado avenue. One
of the young lady Mattresses at the
Senate restaurant had stepped out on
the sidewalk to lower the awning.
As she was working with the ropes
a drunken man was seen to cross
the street from the Ranch saloon.
He approached the girl and either
said something that angered her or
made a ,disrespectful move. Any
way she suddenly let go the awning,
ropes and let the awning down with
a clash and quick as a flash she
biffed that drunken individual in the
face. 1t was just one swift, forceful
blow that would have done credit to
Stanley Ketchell. and it did the
work. The friend of John Barley
corn hit the ground with dull thud
and his head came in contact with
the hard trunk of a cottonwood tree.
The girl turned around as if the
incident had not ruffled her nature
in the least and calmly proceeded to
adjust the awning to suit herself and
when through. without a look at the
man in the ditch walked into the
restaurant The man. somewhat
ssobered by the well directed blow
from the fist of the handsome
waitress, slowly picked up his hat,
arose to his feet and skunk away.
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CAPITAL OF
$2OO,O0O.O0

Capitalized at $500. 600, and with
well known men back of IT The South
Palisade Fruit, Land and Water com
pany was organized in Grand June
ton Wednesday and today the art
icles of Incorporation were filed with
County Clerk Starr.
Lloyd Sigler. of Salt Lake City. j.
ID. Walker, of Delta County, and
Thomas Cheney, of Mesa county. are
the incorporators and constitute the
first board of directors.
The company's main object is to
reclaim large tract of land in the
Palisade country by the use of waters
from Deer Creek and Indian Creek.
and from other sources.
The company will carry on gem
eral land business and will build
canals. reservoirs, bitches, etc.
The principal offices of the COM
pany are to be in Grand junction.
II is the largest local corporation
perfected in many months and its
operations promise to be extensive.