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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-09
EXTRA SESSION
IN NORTH CAROLINA.
Governor Glenn Calls the Legis-
lature Together to Revise the
Railroad Rate Law.
4 LETTER 10 The PEOPLE
Allthe Railroads, Save One, Have
Accepted the Terms Which
He Has Offered.
A LETTER TO THE PEOPLE
Especial to The Tlmes. plspateh. ]

Especial to The Times Dispatch.J
RALEIGH, N. G.. january Stow
ernor Glenn shortly before oclocl:
Tonight, after session of tho council
of state. issued his proclamation for
a special session OF the General As
sembly OF North Carolina to begin OH
Tuesday the 21st Of January. The
proclamation states that the specific
purpose of the extra session Is to
change. modify, straighten or repeal
the railroad passenger rate OF "a
cents 8 nlile passed at the last session
of the Legislature, and also the law
concerning unjust discrimination in
freight rates.
The Governors Terms.
With the proclamation Governor
Glenn issued letter to the people OF
the state in which he sets out the
specific act to be presented to the
Legislature. saying that the terms Of
fcred by him to the railroads have
been accepted by all but one. and that
this road ,rcferring to the Atlantic
cept an agreement for an Interstate
rate. saying 1t has no power to do this.
the Governor adding, but doubtless
circumstances will regulate this rate
as requested. lie states that the Leg
isl. ture will he asked to Increase the
2 Ia cent fat rate to 5l.2 cents,
with a charge Of IL cents extra for
passengers who fail to buy tickets.
and to repeal the present law and
tie Penalties.
II this Is done. the railroads agree to
the flat 2 l-e.cent intrastate rate, and
slso TO issue o.0oo-mie books, intra-
state. interchangeable with solvent
roads good for heads OF firms and en-
ployes not exceeding five, at cents a
mile; l.000.mile books. intrastate, lin
tied to one person, at 2 cents mile:
1eh-mlle books. intrastate. at Ii
cents. good for heads and dependent
members. names to be furnished. All
rocks. except the 600-r1ile books are
to apply to interstate travel on COM
rany's lines in Virginia, Tennessee,
North Carolina. South Carolina, Georgia
and Alabama. and on other roads IL
they agree. All books are to be GOOD
Tor one year. and to be redeemable.
just and Equitable.
Governor Glenn says that he con-
siders those terms as just and equita-
tle, and that 1t Is better for tho state
tc accept them and to advance the rate
from la cents to 1-2 cents, as
Interstate mileage books at cents are
obtained lie states that It is agreed
tnese rates are.to prevail for one year.
md II found Objectionable power is to
% given the State Corporation Com
mission to modify them, subject 70 an.
oeal. and the railroads agree to paw
$1,000 towards the expense Of con-
fcning the Legislature and for court
.csts
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-05-12

INSURANCE or AL KINDS
can on fno % Hines FOR Fire. iiio
Accident Tornado Plate 0lnee aud
Bond mad 1.-Two Stock lnHu'1nce.
Phone iGi dti
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-05-12
LOCALS AND ptnsoNhls.

d. d. uuiiop visited MARLIN Sunday
touls iinifis Ne tisltlhe Va lto
mOhi
noper Aslm vent 10 Mckinney
4 s, keny OF kuileh wac IN town
tesibidhy
n Davidson returned from Waco
vcAipfdny
iiofsca Battle was IN from colloFo
Yesterday
Prot Frederick iliicmlipp wont io
iiailns Yesterday
Ei SALLY ie Nh The tlit vlHltInf iDln.
liysa md ffltndH
Al Davidson of tuil. county spent
SUNDAY M ilfynn
Harlan Adams is hero from hl rhao
tieltihr his hfUlhuta
tiao vs. Wlilama vaa No. nfyan toH
ttfdat On Wennes
Nfa n. A. nlHIs0n hoe returned hi
ten d tlalt nd Abilthe
n n HiptunH0h hHH htOn Un ihr
elch llai ihp mHi iuN days
Mrs ina q Chance returned fU.irr
dhy FROM Wen I Austin
Mrs ~ d iofiln of liemn.lnn0 iH
me guest ui MfH q q lOllln
Ona Williams OF HmrlhnH returned
eundat from d yialiai Wolihurn
Nis no uDihOmmu Nnl baby hHYu
returned hflpr o. tlait in ilpHfnD
lack shelhufnu returned Sunday io
TTHta business COLLEGE M Waco
Don't forgot That iho on nuf cent bod
mhiilnr mlo Dr. atn on Bi Toy hf0f
f8I
Marriage ltanao Bite boon auri boo
Willie Brown 8hl AudUfh W1.h.nr
ton
NJ q PAYNE woe hafo from u0N.h
iey SUNDAY ATTENDING ihu utItl 'f
Vice
Nlaa ifa uaHd ramp hnH returned
after Welt to hnf mtoni 20 Nayn
sofia
Mr end Soc iuu NrCuuu0i1lo fr
turned yesterday fIum ntlali lo N1th
sofa
O. chanot Uaa 900 uftan fe.iofiaf
on bnslnoss Nnl .hHt0nf hania With
nld friends
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-05-12

Lost SUNDAY hlphi ~ revival tent
M W q w axe chafm Retufii ~ ..
= Barron ldi
bt nuiinf viii ptcath ~ Tfyeoh
nnpilsl church near kuften SATURDAY.
thefe viii Boz lwo services and Inner
nn The eound Eteryboly inWled ahh
Id lnfte attendance ls expected.
Mrs w. w. White Miss Eta North
land Misses mabel aud Cecllo Wflte
returned 10 iifomond and Thornton
sunday after Visit 70 Mrs v "
Bills
YOU have an opportunity Right now
io buv one on The World beet pianos
al pfices not heard Of before ai The al
yofllslnf sale The Bush a Uetts W
nno 60. are holding NJ Buehanan.
NonfeH Furniture store Don't miss
lhls opportunity u VIII not occur
hfnin
Two large display ada 30 The Earlo
lhla morning announce Che money say.
lra vnlurs IN fresh nov goods ohofoi
bv A.. Wagner Co They afe mof
he foods npldlg ln thia ble 20 per
cont discount SALE and ofo greatly
rlOaeol with lho patronage ihcy ave
receiving YOU afr Invited 20 con- nnd
.hnfo in lho bononis.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-05-12

interest bfssssns SD bstbspt
taiss eohgfsgs'Ioes suussy sns

INTEREST bfoa8tns SD bstbtHt
tafue e5h1tseallons sunday shd
Yttltfdsy
suhiay mofhlhf aH lhe seats tiaf
the tent and some on lhe outside
Wtte hiied w Nh orderly abd hiiehiite
tohtfbsalish ihtlndlhr maty Who ssi
dom attend iislhe sar,ite 1ha ltu
oi br boenH .efm0n Nas "a bfliaad
heed shaii ht h6i bfet hhd ihe smok
mt nhs shalt be- hol aHthth These
almb1ia fDbfosDhi iht U00f. NE Hh
faflihhla lhn Distressed hni ihe We
llHs of sih leslie tanf nv can toi
ltn Hfhlfnus bul slhhtfa i1 frpnni
anen Naht incidents ih thH We IN
DO Savior Wrfe related and ihn word
nsloline and phlhos oi s0fnn ~ ihb
bhashsos could fcnft0lf bn tsgelltI
The iaffe congregation listened Wiih
bfnalhlcss interest ma Y Was tlnlh
lhai mahy we're ioouly impressed
in lhe AFTERNOON lha tent wns ven
hiied. chiefly win t0uhf people m
baih etxea. iho etffce bene especial n
fet ihhm Thty Wetn cHiiOftnd ~
ehbose wisely three things iH'
,booth ChHei. 2hh. choose nn honor
ebie occupation. 8fd make tise
tbblea of 4 rompanlon fof liie hh.
land of Wlfe hnd ab0fe hll lei me ph
issl m touf eholc tbo D christian Tine
i.slvta epattied win wii and was II
uslfhied with personal fcinlnlsenoe
and pxamples drawn from history aha
iiefalnfe Rlphies W LAUGHTER we're
egbde, nieht Dr. fotn took FOR his
subihrt the organic uniOn ~ chii
tians. arpnlnf that The church Of the
tilerinies offcfs d broad plaiform iipon
ebleb aii could stand we takr
satd bh aihn baptism OF Che Bnpiisia.
.,,,s ~ The peruilaf features Of
,t,tbodlsm and me tidefshlp of me
pteebviffian" The large audience
ebteh hiioa tho ltni and oyerhoWrd
an lbr rfaes outside seemed 10 fe
s.tys the rfon0slilohe presented WIZ
favor IN feen0heo to the uHe'i N
,llallon one mHn made com wv
of M faith md Wlll br baplihfn Iai'
ny Invitation Df Butler rfe1cl.
,t lbn mofninr service Yesterday hia
.oi,ieri bo'nr personal evanfNllsm
tta church hm M llsi come back io
lbn ofivltai ulah of lho nfHi century
J.. annd redeemed man tO reclaim
,,, Wbo a. Hnfadoompd n pr ht
eatlore plan end N iho church Woni'
sneceod q must adopt ~ Every an,
efesfh business man ana every cano
dldaie f1r onro personally eoliriit rai
,speeo and emnori we mn'i R9 H
~. lid riaaso. iha hfvh 0nd thn low
,bo moral and ihe immoral N hn
,buteh win adopi Christie plan H'
oii bless orr efforts 0nd M nnotheI
generation practically go iho "Wld
Vlii bo brought io Christ
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-05-12
soVErr MYERS FoR iNsUR.
hNCE

We write FIRE. accident live stock.
plate glass and boiler go nothing but
best companies Office phone $50.
Residence phones 12s and 2j7 n
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-05-12

lho htw mHsie hlfp "a attracting
considerable attention Their mualc
la certainly nhp 1872
Misc Fannie sombofn returned 40
College SUNDAY Otter n tlail lO Miss
thHelinu OrofsiDnt
W n uihba of Nayaeola spent sim.
iAY IN ihl0 tliy na The ruus' Uf Mr.
and Nfs W q Gibbs
MlaH NbUt Johnson returned 10
Wuilhufh SUNDAY nflof % ylslt t1 felu
iivna in ihla cliV
Have You heard lho Huah a uofle IN.
Hldp plano ployDf built on The inside
~ nn untleht piano 1872
Nm Vs. A Robertson ltil fof Waco
YESTERDAY after Welt o lhn family
0f Z a ~ Robinson OF WlNon
Ma Il tfDHah1w returned from
Houston Yesterday uDruurH bf
hNf Hl.irr. NuH TiUh0ul stHlnH
Unv Wallet Ei0n Wna h0fU Sunday
from Waco lu nu Hn appointment mont
lffHn liu M NOW N.ftIun iWo churches
iu ihU county
Found Watch ub ulh AliR ON.
NInff0 un .IiuN ININi con- rev NlinN
ht Dlliluf M thu Residence Of 1r
a. M Harrison
Don't mIHH hD rmn0uI0trr concerts
rltu it ihn nUah A upr. Plano go
iuIlt num tD q and iD q ID m 0i
buchanan U0nrD Furniture Store i12
NlHaN lIH Hnl Alice uhuloa nnl
lnnl HmiIh returned iu ih0lr humo ni
Nntn.lm U.iDfdH. after Hn.Hd'n0 a
tU H0t Iu Nh. DIi. ihn nuUHiH of Nr
eam ~ henderson
SOL and 500 Geo o. Elro GOD MifH
UrHiulU Howard returned iO ihnIt
h0mu boo TfiDI IDai0fdlf Afim VISITING
fDmUtDa 1nI fl.nla ln lhH Diiy
TrmU 400 lhHt 0ld anuafn p.anO vow
m,r hld 200 Ions mnl enjoy lho com
tr of nuD unfIehi Wo wlll tnlo
40 ln pii payment nuah q Ntris Vt
nU 60. at nH0hanan iu0frH lurnl
ufn Store l"t
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-05-12
eole rouaaAMeNr

The preimlnaf.os Of the golf tour
nament viii be- played Oh The links
near Bryaa 10 day and tomorrow with
the following contestants s " Hun
Ter Va tno. g Cavitt p % Law ys
Prof Massinplli Prof Moves vs Prof
Moore y cole w. a W Waldrop 7
X Lawrence W. Dr W n Lawfeuce
Prof willis W. R0bt w. Howell fIpd
+ Cavlti We y Saunders The win.
ner will receive 10 golf balls given by
Haawell. and the runnorup q caddy
bag given hy Cavlli The eight bcs'
players from the above viii play The
fnals Thursday and Friday four con.
testants ~ receive two balls each. CIV.
on by the Club
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-05-12

Tho pine Front MARKET on lo".f
Main strooi is sHii supplying Che pub
iic oilh iho beet of everything in
roeh moais and markets ppducis
tn order lo better serve customer Z
to olher parla of town wn have opnn'd
ot,tber market at the HOFFMAN ahon
oid afahi I'm front OF thc p0atohice nnd
eparanioe lho best ihe market nh0f0a
end promnt nrai class service oiYo
yg gosr orders Nonecnvs MARKETS
las
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-05-12

Rtvuist Msy tttmlb ptouttss- tfsas
uttfs Report Work On kotpt
fsffy bfdpsIIoges Bridge

Htnnftdl
Tho ilfhzUs COUNTY tOmnlsslontfH
court met yesterday inf ihe ferulnf
Nny iefu WITH r0unlf tn1ta a q.
bohfi ptcslilhf The fepon of
County 'fftHsuftf in0 n Lawrence
Wha Hnnfugni HhUWlfr Balances nh
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-05-12

have two GOOD 8 room and hall
cottages good vol water harm etc.,
iigtii1 foat of ground WIN eell both
placoa nf rach one separately on N
hafraln. Also have 8s acres of land
on iam1f street. good house and we'll
necessary out houses Phone 3Gl on
see vs. a Doda0n l38
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-05-12

rhD executive committee of ihN WV
more Conrfoes has ntoi The d0ica iof
ihr natt meeting at college 0n luly q
and q. W W Klfkuniflct OF Mokln
bat has succeeded Prof j ~ Com
raii aa president oi ihD CONGRESS alnce
ihu election 0f Prof t0nnfll io thD
presidency of the oklahoma a and ~
COLLEGE.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-05-12
A slnaER &c noMF.

Let me place one with you on trial
n there - a prospect that you wish
20 buy a machine ! guarantee prompt
end reliable repair work. Residence
phone los. once al Mrs. p. Whites.
II. A Satterwhite. II
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-05-12

ThO CLOSING ogpftisrs ui Villa Mnfln
rmuiinn Atadrmg Nill ho held Thufe
day. Juno on Further announcement
rDrafIlne iho program VIII Do modo
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-05-12

best companies. UlNfN phone SOU
Residence phones 12s and 257 n
By authority of the Board Of Dlrec.
tors bids will be- received in their
rooms IN the Mess Hall az nine O'Clock
Wednesday June 10th. Tor supplying
the Mess Hall with beef f0r the ses-
sion Of 1909 Bids win Boz received
for the entire beef carcass Tess the
liver and Ono-hail the neck The mini.
mum weight for a dressed carcass 20
b. $50 pounds SO stays or bulls 10
BE- slaughtered Also for choice cut
OF beef that have been inspected AMI
approved BY a United States Govern
nent Inspector Grass fed beef from
the opening Of the session In Septem.
Der 10 the first Of January. Corn fed
beef from January first 20 close Of
the session On June The right Is re-
served BY the College 10 furnish. sub.
ject to contract price. such beeves as
IL may have ON hand ffOm the College
herd Bids will also be received for
furnishing pork dEring the above ses-
sion with the same reservation for
the College to furnish hogs that they
may have on hand, AZ the contract
price A certified check for $500 must
accompany each bid A bond Of sur.
hcient amount will BE- required Of the
successful bidder 20 compel faithful
compliance with the contract. The
right IS reserved to reject any or an
bids
T. j. Mclnnis
n. H. Harrington.
grne 10 "A ana o. Committee
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-05-12

thu fotrnt overflow Oh tho hihfo'
fttf made n nhcosHnfy to arrange
With lhn contractors iuf sOmo chWfra
ln iha ahuimuhls of Che k1npc Terry
noU bfldeo un lho hialus fltof tuh.
eftlp wallis win hp bul ln.
npnulis have been made oi noon
dhmheu 40 the ioheH lffh btidfe across
The HfH2os
The evening world., 1908-11-18
CAR VICTIM IS
SAVED BY LIFTING
BONE OFF BRAIN
Maloney, Seven Weeks Uncon-
scious, Receivers but Can't
Recall Accident.

The ease OF Charles Maloney, who
has been restored to mental and physl-
cal health, after being in Brooklyn
hospital for seven weeks In a state
Of coma his life despaired Of il ex-
citing much interest.
Mahoney was restored to consciousness
= few days ago, after 4 bone, which
had been splintered and pressed against
his brain had been removed. He was
at his home. No. 2i3 Seventh street,
Brooklyn. to-day. but his mind is
blank as to the nature Of the accident.
He,received fracture OF the skull in
trolley car accident eight weeks ago.
When he was taken to the Swedish
Hospital It was said he had only one
chance in a thousand of recovery. As
his bodily health was good. an opera
ton OF trepanning was decided on and
performed by Dr. William l.. Chapman.
Shortly after the operation the patient
revived, He appeared bewiide-ed and
inquired as to how he had come to be In
the hospital.
The evening world., 1908-11-18
BY BALLOON FROM
ENGLAND TO SIBERIA.

LONDON. Nov 1s,-The mammoth
balloon owned by the Daily Graphic
assembled from here this morning and
will attempt TO reach Siberia AMI break
the long distance record. Tho aerynauts
on board are Mr.. Guadron and Capt.
Maitland, and they are accompanied ny
newspaper muu named G. r. Tugye..
They expect to reach Belgium this af-
ternoon and passing over Germany trey
count on being over Russia Thursday.
The plan is TO des oend N S!berin on
Friday. The success OF the voyage de-
ponds upon the air currents over Eu-
rope continuing in the direction they
are blowing at present.
The evening world., 1908-11-18
BALLOON AFTER
RECORD FLIGHT IN
STORM BURSTS
Amateur Morrison and Pilot
Van Sleet UP 900 Feet
in Wild Trip.
WIND RIPS GAS BAG.
AeronautS Tumble Into Rock
vile, Conn.,, and Narrowly
Escape Death.
WIND RIPS GAS BAG.

Undismayed by one OF the most thrill
ing series of escapes in the history OF
ballooning, w. X. Morrison, OF Mime
apolis. arrived to-day from Rockville.
Conn, and announced that he intended
TO 20 up again in a balloon as soon az
he got another chance.
Morrison accomplished a great deal in
q short time for an amateur. When the
balloon was ready to ascend. Mt Pitts
neld. at 2 P. NJ. yesterday a gale was
blowing, and Charles J. Glidden. who
was to have accompanied Pilot Van
Sleet. Of the Pittsfeld Aero Club, got
cold feet.
IN go up in her" said Morrison.
who is hardware man. and he took
Gl,dden's place In the car. The big gas
bag shot up into snowstorrn. Events
came thick and fast after that, and the
aeronau,s were driven one hundred miles
in two hours at one time being N.loo
feet above the earth-the greatest ait-
tude ever attained in America
Lost In Snow.
The aeronauts held their breath as
they flew up through the storm. TIE
gale. which was from the north invest.
drove them along at terrific pace,
which tilted the car SO much at times
that the two men in It lad 10 hold on
with both hands to keep from being
spilled out.
On and on they went, now under the
storm. now IN 1t. and now far above
the clouds.
Finally. at p. NJ. when they were
about Rockville. the nd tore Slit in
the top Of the ba loon.
For a moment or so the balloon
dropped Ike plummet. Then the
wind changing buoyei ii sufficiently
TO retard its perilous fall downward.
The people Hooked In wonder stricken
crowds as the great gas bag APPROACHED
the eartn. Suddenly IT dropped again
and lit the surface ~ a dirt road in
the middle of the village.
Bounded Like Rubber Ball.
The balloon bounced up from the earth
- II it were rubber bail. II came
DOWN Immediately on the roof of a
house, tearing away the chimney.
Morrison and Van Sleet narrowly es-
capped being dashed to death.
The balloon next dropped on a trolley
wire in the main street and broke the
wire. giving the aeronauts an electric
shock that made them howl with pain.
Like wounded whale the balloon
then thrashed around, tearing down tel
Sxraph and telephone wires and dash
ing itself, with seemingly suicidal in
stinct. against the side of frame
house. the windows of which were all
smashed by the impact.
A chicken-coop was the next .anding
place OF the balloon. Not satisfied APP
parently with that as a place OF rest,
the collaps!ng a.Iship rose again and at
last settled on dog kennel,
One OF the dogs Bit Pilot Van sIeet IN
the tender part OF The leg. The pilot
and Morrison were caught under the
folds OF the almost empl!ed gas bag,
but managed 10 scramble out, bruised,
shocked and scared, but with no seTi'
Gus mis- snaps to their anatomy,
The villagers crowded around, cheere6
and wanted pieces OF the balloon as
souvenirs, but didn't get them.
The evening world., 1908-11-18
ST, 900 REWARD FOR BODY.

The family of Mrs. julius Fleischmann,
who has been missing from her home.
No. Is West Eighty-sixth street, since q
week ago last Thursday, offered n re-
ward OF 1900 last night for her recov-
cry, dead or alive.
Divers nave been searching the Hud-
son River for Mrs. FTeschmanns body
for nearly a week. and detectives in
automobiles are securing the suburbs
for her.
TIE present offer OF $1,000, dead or
a i've. Is an increase of reward offered
last week of $500 living. or $25O dead.
The evening world., 1908-11-18
DID NOT BELIEVE
MISS |RvINE'S STORY
Jury Acquits Dentist Accused
by New York Woman
at Roanoke, Va,

ROANOKE. Va, Nov. ls-The trial
of DR.. w. 8. Gregory Was concluded II:
$50 p. NJ. yesterday, The jury returned
q verdict of MOT guilty"
While the Jury was oul, Mrs. Gregory,
VINO stood Dy nun so faithfully
throughout tho trial. was the recipient
OF = splendid bouquet Of pink chry san
The charge on which Gregory was
tried was that OF having attempted TO
mistrest Miss Theoiora Irvine. OF New
Office and under the Influence OF clloro-
form. The theory OF the defense was
hAlluciration.
The evening world., 1908-11-18
There's q Mystery,
What 10 TT

Are you fond OF
mysterlesy Strange
cre spy. thrilling.
! ve- laden mys-
teries' There's Just
$ u ch a mystery
about a ertai n
Black Bag. II viii
he solved in next
Monday Evening
World BE on the
leakevll
La Junta tribune., 1908-11-28

planted varieties. as well AZ shrubs
and underground. sat down on q
pebtly beach at the upper end OF the
island, where the Ness first divided
and enjoyed the beautiful woodland
hillsides, the far-off mountain seen
cry. the clear gurgling water as II
sang its soothing, murmuring music
song | have often heard In our
own glorious Rockies, a beautiful
home just across the larger branch
of the river. buried in the shade
OF great old trees. ana dreamed
In my solitude. for nc other pleas.
ure seekers had gone forth so early.
l walked back to the city by walk
on the opposite bank of the river.
passing several beautiful private
parks and mansion homes. 1t was
noon when reached the city. Strange
to say, could not find restaur-
ant open All the restaurants and
tea rooms close on Sunday, ! had
to wait until half past one for my
dinner at the hotel. was hungry,
for as | have mentioned before.
eat no breakfast After dinner, |
walked to the park, the cemetery
and the Caledonian Canal A few
minutes after | reached the Gene
terry, 1t began to rain and rained
all evening. This cemetery is the
most handsome cemetery l have ever
seen. do not often associate
beauty with cemeteries. 1t is too
solcInn. too full of serious, deep
and sad thoughts. But this Gene
tcry is more like a park. There are
number OF graves near the road.
:, great hill rises from all sides.
steep and high. covered with dense
forest Of large umi'er. On the top
of this high hill is beautiful necrop
oils. The crown of the hill has
becu tcrraced. painted with arbot
vital. the Irish y,W. the pine and
other beautiful trees sud shrubs. all
trained and pruned in the most ar
tistic fashions. and .ere are beauti
ful granite shafts and monuments
marking the graves of prominent fam
lies of Inverness This little garden
park of the dead Is Enclosed by the
,srcat, dense forect trees that rise
from the mountain sides. From
the northeast end OF this hill Il
q magnificent view of Inverness. the
Mornay Firth. the mouth of the Ness
and the beautiful hilly landscape ly'
Ing beyond Moray Firth. Between
this picturesque cemetery and ada
cent is large and pretty treeless
park 1t is a new park covered with
rich green grass and open to the pub
lie. for games. promenading and sun
shiny strolls In the open air One
must not forget that in this country
that sunshine Is courted. for the days
fare generally cloudy and often hazy
and full Of fog.
The close OF my travels is rapidly
La Junta tribune., 1908-11-28
Notice for Publication.
Department, OF the Interior. Uni

Department OF the Interior. United
States Land Office ut Pueblo. Colo.
October "a, zoos.
Notice is hereby given that John NJ.
Ruyts. OF Rocky Ford, Colo. Who. on
April s. 1907. made Homestead Entry
No. 1881. Serial. No. Uii3D. Tor south
west quarter. section twenty seven.
township twenty-four south. range fitty-
Sin west, sixth PRINCIPAL meiiditn. has
filed natiee OF int ntipn to MAKE H.
nal communication proof. To establish
cl aim to The land above described. be-
fore the clerk oi the district court, La
Junta, Colorado. on the 9TH day OF De-
ceuiber 1905.
T. l'eery Of Rocky Ford, Colo. An
drew ]. Wilson, Of Rocky Ford. Colo.
Edward w Brady. OF Il, +. d. No. ].
La Junta Colo. Horace V. Barton. OF
Il. u. u. No. ]. la Junta. colo
5. a. ABBEY. Register.
First publication. October IL. 1908.
Last publication. December ). 1905.
La Junta tribune., 1908-11-28
Notice for Publication.

Department of the Interior. United
States Land Office, Pueblo, Colo.
October 81. 1908.
Notice Is hereby given that .Origen
A. Worman, of r. X. No. 2. La Junta,
Colo, who, on September 4, 1907.
made Homestead Entry No. 1883.
Serial No. 0l576, for southeast quar-.
ter. section twelve. township twenty.
three south. range fifty-five west, 9Th
principal meridian. has filed notice
of intention to make final commute
ton proof. to establish claim to the
land above described. before the
clerk OF the district court. at La
Junta. Colo. on the lith day of De.
cember. 1908.
Claimant names as witnesses: :
Richard O'Neal. Ira E. Taylor. Georg
Holmes. John Russell. all of La Jun
Ia, Colo.
S. A. ABBEY. Register.
First publication. November Z, 1908.
Last publication. December II. 1908.