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The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-08-21
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500 acres less than 5 miles
from town, $50 acres in
cultivation, good water right
spring water sufficient for
upland range and orchard,
good buildings, telephone.
Only $500 per acre. You
can raise wheat on all up
land.
Three good building lots
east of Public School, cheap.
Will sell lots separate.
Is acres inside property,
good IL storey E room
house, , barns, cellar, :
chicken houses, granary and
wash house, land fenced into
five pieces; 800 bearing and
200 years old fruit trees,
mostly winter apples, plenty
of water. Part cash balance
to suit purchaser.
100 acres 7 miles from city
90 acres timothy, 90 acres
grain, balance pasture, plenty
of water, the best fruit land
in Kittitas County, only
$4,000 per acre.
We have E room house,
modern improvements, 3 lots
with so bearing fruit trees, 3
blocks south of public school,
that will be sold this week at
81, 500 cash is worth $4,000.
Look into that.
See ROedchcr & Co. or
write COX 455 EiEcsssbusu,
washington.
Hurry
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-08-21
A Scar Cure

Small scars and similar blemishes
may be much improved by using the
following recipe: Powdered borax,
one aud a half ounces: salicylic acid,
twelve grains: glycerine, 3 drahms;
rose water, six ounces. Used by sprink-
ling a portion Of this on lint and bind
ing on the scar for a short time each
day. Before applying it must be thor
oughly mixed.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-08-21
Flies on Horses

TO prevent the torment inflicted by
the flies on horses. apply to the latter,
before harnessing mixture OF one
part crude carbolic acid with six or
more parts Of olive oil. This should be
rubbed lightly over the animal with a
rag. and applied more to the ears and
other parts most likely to be attacked
l.. L. BATES.
Forest River, y. D.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-08-21

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-09
Muftions- Inseigen.


Iegen lteberiiiaung meiueS
SagerbauieS
unO Inn Ylos iiir groBe erpartete
Senoungen 81 idaiien,
oertallfe id)
mOrgcn, Samitag 8. Nai 1908,
nm 1870 8ormittags,
groBcS ulo rtihbaltiges gIiortiment
feincr linO mittelguter,
neiter un0 penig benuster
M Dbcln.
Nus oem 2agcrbals, BON Sa6rifanten
uno 5omiIien, Die oen @ausbaIt
aufgegeben.
SD nenne ipe5ieu:
Wattcn, ScppidJe, Rugs II. Ginolcnm,
fcinc O%craulocte @anbipiescl,
Shlaf5immcr., Earlor., giblio.
thief. nnb Speiie,immcr M6bel;
Eianinu uno algemeiue Saus.
balt3- lltenliIien.
%erfnni politip. 5. .. Npbnrs,
Q29 auftiouator.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-09

Sn EbiloOeIpbia gchic
oen. - Srnu Solliic Wcain Wtltr.
ood lit III %bilooelpbio obiolute
S6cioung bon ibrem @ottcn 9opicS
Wtlirood 5ugciprod)cn morocn. Ncibc
limo in Voltimorcr @cicnidoitstrci.
len moblbcfomnt. Die Srou lit cine
Sod)ter Oes OcrItorbcncn Siouc DC
Sim uno Sdmclter bon Q. Stcrctt
Wcaim. Cur 3eit beiinoet lie iid)
nit ibrer Sodlter Souiie Wicaim
Wllrood III europa ouf Nciicn.
Cen 0robgeid iporencu
il beriuicicn. = SoDn Hu5oituS,
BON Nr. 115, Siio-Eaco-S Str, cin frii
Der bel 0rr. @iaiom 3olcgiris, BON
Nr. 4t8, Goper.Str., beidGIti0tcr
SdnciOer. murbc geitern wegen at.
geblifen Ginbruds in Die Sdneioer.
iuerfItGtte bon 3alegiris ulb Ste6.
lens bon @aoren I'M @ert6e BON
$26.25 in Der peitlid)en Eoli5eiitation
bonn @ifter 2oocn Dem 8eridtspcr.
fnbren i~iberiuicien. gr geitono bic
Sbat Elm i,nb erfldrte, oob er Den Gin.
brud ols Notb ueriibte. Sic fon.
men mid b0ngen laiien; es lit mir
garl5 gleid; luern es feline Siinoe lit,
in SelbItuertbeioigung 5u tooten, lit
pobl oos Steblen aus Iot6 aud, feline
Siinbe". mcinte er. Ho5oitus bot Die
geiammtcn geito6lenen Saden an Ell.
men Sr6bIcr III Scr. Sarriion.S trobc
perfauft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-09

0rcn5c; Belt troBe, BON Clement,
StrnBc bis Sort goenue; Baltimore.
StraBe, bon Sotes Soils bis Central.
apenle; EbiInOeIpbia.R oao (Shlie.
6lln1) bon Safenoo0.I uenlie bns ga.
t%lrents StrnBc; @drriion.9ane, bon
6rcoerid' Hono bis 9oltimorc. StraBe;
Sittlc Gnior-S troBe (S6IieBung) BON
Gn'or. StraBe bis Sarforo Roao;
SmoupooO. StraBe (S%eifnung) bon
6rontIinItraBc iilolit 143 SUB; 80.
StroBc, BON 9oluert.S traBe bis Dorf,
Nooo; 20. StraBe, BON aenneop.
Apennc bis Sarioro.Hoao; Wcroaip-
mint IOcntc, BON HeiIterStopn.Goao
bis 1G. StroBc; Greet. aaep, bon
GroB. bis @eit.S trnBe; ScottitraBe
(ShlicBlnG) bon %. & S.sGiien.
babn" bis GarcpsS traBc; 20. StraBe
(Oeiinung) bon DortRooo bis Uni.
pcriitp' Eorf. @ap; 40. Strabe, bon
ltniueriitp.E arf. Wap bis Rolano-
Auenlc; Dort'S troBe (ShIieBmg)
bon Somorosbis SborpitraBe; Spring
@arocn Iuentc, Don Sill bis Dorf.
StroBe; EotopSco.a pente, BON Sill,
bis Oorf. StrnBc.
Gin iormioabler oemofratiiher
Ganoioat, Ser ebeniallS I'M Seloe er.
Id)lenen lit uno picle SnooIiirungen
bot, lit Sr. George Stcpart grolpn.
Serlelbe bat 5luar nod feline iormele
Ipplifution gemad,t, bod, febft eS
ibn nid)t an SreunoenL Die i'm fir
oicIen EIuB empieblen. Die gcItri.
gen Ipplifatten iino: Gemofraten:
StootrotbsmitgIieo s. 5. 6. Sofi.
man, i. g. @ebb, 5. g. Barnes.
George SO. @riiiitb, 9otparo Sam.
monO, 81. 9. 6ounibia; 3epubIifa.
rer: Willinml Siloebralio, Wiuiam
@red)t, Gprea ., Sberter uto 6rant
EULER.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-09

uluClllCl.
Ter @ciommtipcrtb Scr Stiftlunocll
fir bicic Snititllte beIGllit lif alti
$23,S50,4S6.
Sic @ild)0fc iuolcn in 6GQcn bon
&cbcrei nidt Die Siibrlng Der Inter,
llihlng iibcrnebmcn.
Sobcrc @cb0lter iiir sic Trcoigcr
iucr0clt enlpfoblen.
@c5itglid Der 6ragc, pic Iongc Gin
EoItor on Der StGttc icincr @irfianl.
felt pcrncilcn fam, bat bic Stride
nod feline Ginntiitbigfcit c~r5icIt.
Gic SdciolngSgeIctc bcs SonocS
merocn id)dri fritilirt, mo cine gen-
ocrullN ocriclbcn lit bringclo bciiir-
lpprtct.
Wormoni3uml8 mno &inbcrorbcit
lpcrocn bc1tlg bcf0n1pft.
Gic urbCitcnbcn &l0iicn mcr0cll
Scr Spmpntbic Scr Stride ucriidCrt
Snbiud)t Der Y%rbcIt0cbcr, iucld)c III
9~tadtbCilcll fir ben pcrIonlidcn
Sd)ub Scr 9lrbcitcr rclllltirt, miro &C.
brnnomurft; bua Geft Der Nrbcitcr,
llnionen 81 bil0cn, miro bcit0tigt,
cbcuio Dos Hcd)t oca 9IrbcitcrS, lid)
bon llnioncn ous5ulhlicBcn.
Sn0ild de 0clcgatcH itr
GirfuSlcutc ongc-
ebcn.
I Sin Dltnoriitild)c2 Grlc6niB botten
tlrj nod) ibrcr Nntltnit in uniCrer
Stuot 5luci oItinoiihc Snicu 0eIcpus
ten, mcIdc bon mcbrcrct an Der Nc
G~ullobltraBc ipiclcn0en &inOcru iilr
Witglic0cr 0CS Girtll& Nnrnuml &
9ailcp mcld)cr 0eitcrll uno ~por1cItcrn
bier %orltcllltngcn CAB, 1cboltcn mo
lin SrCibillctc gchctCn Wllr0Cl. Die
malcrildc ScinlatbStrnd)t Der Gclcaa-
ten, nit Dem Sltrbon ais Sophie.
ocflng, bate in Sen &lcincn icnc iuI-
ld)e Torltcllltllg mudb1crttcn. Die
Gcihcn &crrCn, ucI6c iiber Sen &ors
ioll b0fIid)it onliiiirt idicncrL morcn
Gbcnc5cr MillicuuS BON Hui Barrett
mo Natbnntcl SorOan uon Worooa.
bao, 5lpci nobc Sudnom III S%itin0ien
gclcgcncn St0otcn. Ger Grltcrc bait
ncben altOcrcu Wiir0cn Sen Sitcl ci.
mes Gb~rcnooftorS Der McOi5in mo
ltebt eincm Spipitnl Dor; Der 3lucitc
lit 0oftor Scr id)0nen aiinIte. 9cioe
iprcd)Cn cin ~ilieBcnocS, occcntircicS
gngliid). Sic mcrOen no6 Shllb
Der Goniercn5 nod ctlua 5luci Wonate
lang Die Ser. Staotcn bercilcn.
SortrGgc oeut der Selc.
gatcn.
Gle llnioE ser ocutihcn Gpiportb.
2ign . &crcine ser bicii9en biihoilidJs
metbooiitiid)en @emeinocu bat pcrs
id)ieoenc SortrGgc bon Gclcgatcn 5ltr
@cncrol = Gonfcrcnj anbcroltmt, sic
nod folgcllocm Flane Itattfinocn pcr.
hen:
Srcitng Nben6, Sen s. Mai: Tor.
tro0 pon Eoitor &. &. MINER bon
Gcuti6lnlto III Ser Stride an 2igbts
mn SIteno. StrnBe ilbcr EoIGitino;
Wontog N6cno, bcn If. Moi: Tor.
trog bon EoItor Or. Is. @olOner,
&illis.Mcbnfteir ppn Ser Gbriitlide
Glpologete" III ser STRIDE Gfe ser Ga
inpctte. Npemle mo 9onoltruBe iibcr
yNom ln0 bic Nclt = Spnntugsiduls
Contention;
Gicnitng 9lbcno, 0cn 10. Mai: Tor.
ttug bon Eroieiior Or. :. g. 9tllden
pom nScutid)cn @ollnce Seminor"
inlO Ocn yNoit 1beologiid)cn Semi.
Eur" IN Der Stride an 9roaomop,
jpiIfcn @nnfitrobc lin0 GnIterns
9Iuenle, iibcr Ser SmpcrinlismlS
oc5 &rcu5cs";
Montoa 9(bcno, Sen 20. Moi: Tor.
traD bon &nitor 6r, Mun5, Hcoufteilr
bon ySuuS un0 Ncrb," in ser Stride
@dc TcnnipIponi1 Aucnue uno Mos
ibcritraBc ilbcr Grit lei ctma8 unO
Damn ibllc ctpa3."
StcIlcn ptclc 6rngen.-
>n ser NcilriGcn Sibluno ocS oNorO.
DIT Baltimore %crIt0ncrung : Ser
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-09

81 G6ren .oeS neucn Gr1.
i0entcn. IT Tos Iircftorilm ser
Baltimore Fruit & Guaranty So"
CAB DEM nellen YrdiioeiltenL @rn.
Sbon1as $. 9oiules, 81 Gbren geitcrn
Wiittug Elm Sllndjeon I'M ,Werdonts
CLUB" Die AftionGre noren ouSll
eingelnoen, nm @elegenbeit 81 boben,
Oen nelIcn ErGiioenten fenren ut Ter.
ilerr. Ser bisberige Br1lioent, Sr.
Bernard y, gufer, ma nud] 5lgegen,
uno CT enpiing 9rntulationen iiir sic
eriolgrcife 6iibrling ser @eid)0ite
Ger Gonpa9nie. Sr. gafer IteQte
ErGiiOent golules Dor, Sr. 6. q.
6ranf bielt cine filr5e aniprade i'm
Namen Der %aftion1re, Dem nelelt
EraiiOerten griolg miinideno. 2es.
terer oanfte fir ole inn eruieiene
ireunblihe 8elinnung. Gem gr.Brd.
lioenten gafer puroe cine gople
iiberreid)t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-09

Stcllcn ptclc 6rn1en.-
Sn ser NcltriOcn Sibun1 0cS oNor6.
Dit Baltimore Tcrit0ncrlrng : Ser
ems" mlir0e Gin pom E~rGlioclten ".
". Barter cnpfoblcncr 9eIdDlllB ots
gcnonlmcn, IN mclhem Oic Sra0cn
an Den @CbGlt0cinlpcftor Erclton &C.
itelt mcr0cn, Oh lcilcr Inlid)t nad
Der Union. Sunncl Der oEcnnlplua.
nia-Nabn" inter Der &oiimansStr. II.
bon @reeninoultt NpCnlle bis Bono
StraBc, Elm rniiderer Ban lit, OBJ Die
GrIhiittcrun1, pcrnriadlt Ollrd) bic
3ilge, oelt Slt1lnel ltnIid)er mod)en
fallit, lin0 Oh Der Halld) unb Die @oie
sur llnii6crbeit oes 9oumerfs bcitro.
gen fonnen. Ser Tereiu iprd1 iid)
aud) 81 @ltniten oco eIeftriid)en @c.
trieb5 in Dem ltnionsS unncl oilS.
Illgcm. Dies @ai,
enbouD. - 9ie 9ireftcrenlibultg
,ocS vgagen1einen Seltihen @oiicn.
baitles" fono geitern in benz N%nItolt2.
gcboltoe on Der IiSquitb-, nube Or.
lconS.Str., itott. TrGiibent Grnit
SdnlciBer fiibrte ben 8oriiB unb 81.
tretGr 8. s. Sdneioereitb pas Grp.
tofoa. Sebtcrer beriftcte, oab flint
ainoer ais Snioiien olifgenommcll
muroen. Sooann mllroen Mrralion.
ments fir ons nm s. Si1li itattiin.
benoe Tfingitfeit I'M Hiperpiem.Eor
getroffen nnb OuS grrangemerts.Go.
mite ernanitt; es pliroe beidloiier,
Die Scr. Sdnger"a einsulnoen ulo
tic ST. eriudcn, oiaisgs, Jfir ourh einen
Waiiendlor 5t eroifnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-09

Eerionalnoti5. - Mit Dem
9toroo. 2lopo.I ampfer .8roBer STIR.
%iiirit," meld)er geitern bon y Dorf
nad) Bremen abiubr, reiiten Sr. unb
Srau George s. &ilpop aus 9oIti.
more.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-09


Gic groBtc e II d. + e-S arti
iuclfe luobl iemolS in Baltimore
Itottiano, pilroe 9eitern abeno in Der
WoIfcnbolle 0cs f"iiniten 8eeinentS
pom Den columbus. Hittern" perau.
%ltoltet. $500 Eerionen nobnien an
Der giiairc Sbeil, Die Inn 7 llbr 45
Minlltcn ibren gnfang nabm. Nad.
DEM Die 5lpolf norgeifriebenen SpieIe
0clpiclt iuurcn, iuno ein 9ull itatt.
Die aopeae Der 6lotten.gfooentie lie.
Ierte Die llntcrboltungsmuiif.
Ole sc 9apib Stng.
| d) II [ e"bielt geitern abelto in Serrn
Senrp Sd)leuneS' .Sto9.SaIlc" lire
Icetc g%cmiitblide Situng ab. Sob
Die llntefboltung nid)ts Si piiniden
iibrig lieb, boiiir biir9ten idon sic
Nonlcn Der Wfitglicoer pom Gomite,
oellet 8orliber 6err NiorriS 2eit
mar, Serr Sobn Neu mar ein iGbiacr
glliltent oeS Serrn 2eit. Serr Sobn
5ronf leitete Den mliifoliifen 2beiI
oes Frogromms uro Die $50. Gbos.
Heuiol ino Sctirp @iQig palteten il.
res gnteS als GririidnngsrGtbe in
mnIter9iltiger @eiie.
Sic 9 d) Srage.
Staotsaniualt SpenS mill Den Sir
then, Die ibre SdanfIicen5 nod nidt
ernellert BADEN un0 in Dem 8laubeit,
oaB ie bis sum 81. Wtai Sriit baben,
in ipeldem @lollben lie ourh ole
auslegung, Die Der Gftliar oes Com.
mon Eleas. @erihts oent rlelien Spt.
rltltoien'Sicen5. 8eiet gegeben bot, be-
Itarft iuuroen, ouf Die olte 2ieen5 bin
nit Dem Spiritnoienperfauf fortfab.
rem, ouf'S Godl iteigeH. er bat in Der
angelegenbeit an Die EoliSeibeboroe
gcid)rieben, uno beute gormittaa
balb II llbr iinoet cine 9eiprehuna
Der Ingelegenbeit 5piiden Der Bolt.
SET mo Die ShonflieenS . 9eboroc
'tott. Ger ~@irtbe . Sd)lisperein"
belprad) oie Sofe ol,d in ieiner ae.
'trtgen Sisltng mo giebt ben 100
@irtben, Die lire 2icen5 nod nidt er.
neuert baben. ben Ratb, Dos Der
loltnte I%d)lelunigit nod5uboIen, oa lie
lid onoerenfaus Der 8efoEr aiisles.
ten, nit Den 8eritten in eonflift ;l
fommen.
@efdbrlihes SpieI;eug.
- Bel DEM 8eriud, oen aupierman.
tel elmer Gpnomitpatrone 5u Ioieu.
erplooirte oieiel6e in ben SGnoen oes
1~7'i1brigen Charles NeiBer BON Rr.
800. 8ropeitrabe, uno linn ipuroen
bret Singer Der linfen Sano abgerii.
len, Ger %Serlneliidte fpnroe nit
oem@agen Der oitliden Eoli3eiitation
nad Dem st. SoiepbsiSoipital" &c.
braft.
.As .4s..& =.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-09

Sr. Sodion brodtc inn c~ritcr
Gatbs5mcige cine Seroronul,q iiir Die
Annabnne oes 9ciittitels oes StroBen.
bcttcs Der VrabforbitroBe, 5luiiterl
WtcGloerrp. lno Wonument. StraBe,
0urd Die Stobt cilt.
Sellte bat Der Stootratb mieoer
SiBung.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-26
READY FOR ACTIVE WORK,

meath the windWart1 bank. Here we re-
manned pretty we'll sheltered until the
storm was over. Although 1t was An
gust, the air became very cold. The
wagon was fairly caught. and would
have been blown over IL the top mad
been on: the driver and horses escaped
without Injury. pressing under the lee
ward side. the storm coming so level
that they did not need q roof to protect
them from the hail Where the center
Of the whirlwind struck It did greut
damage.
The wagnn came on tn the creek.
along whose hanks we had taken shel.
ter, and we then went Into camp. II
ralued all night, aud therr YVES Il thick
mist. with continual sharp showers.
all the next day and night. The
wheeling was. in consequence. very
heavy, and after striking the Keogh
trail. we were able to go along 1t but
a few miles before the fagged-out look
of the team and the approach Of even
ing warned Us that we should have to
go into camp while still dozen miles
from any pool or spring. Accordingly
we made what would have been dry
camp had 1t not been for the Inces-
SAINT down-pour Of rain. which we
gathered in the canvas wagon.sheet
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-26
MEDALS FOR HEROES.
tsy =. ". Press AssoelatIon. )

(Hys, W Press Assoclation.)
NEW YORK, Oct. 26.-Heroes OF
the metropolitan fire department to.
day received public recognition Of
their bravery at the imposing ceremo.
MES which accompanied the annual
presentation Of medals. The exercises
were held at Eighty-sixth street and
Riverside drive enabling both the land
and water branches Of the fire depart
ment to give an exhibition Of their
prowess and skill for the beneft of
the wildly applauding spectators. The
presentation Of medals was made by
Mrs. Mcclellan. wife a the mayor
Nine Ere boats were assembled in the
Northrtver and performed various eyo-
lutlons, including an exhibition Of wa
ter throwing,
The winners OF the medals were:
Bennett medal, John T, oakley, fire.
man, second grade, hook and ladder,
No. ii, for a rescue at No. liz Clinton
street,
Bonner melaL Frank Golden, fire.
man, girst grade, engine No. Il, Brook
lyn, for a rescue at No. 1876 Bedford
avenue.
TreYorWarren medal, William De.
o +. T. t lifs , q -
lahey, fireman Rrst grade, engine No,
4e, for a seseue At No. 57s East 1904
street. a sI35
strong med George. IL. Aicilenna,
areman. SECOND grade. hook and lad!
der No sOi icrsa rescue III No. IL East
lfslth street.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-26

c't'1.fs oi srok|yn mcd7l rararI
Neslls a7s.rlanl I3remanI engine
lo5fior q rescue 81 no. ZIG ,Vo sd
uslon troet Brooklyn.
WefAeim med&i william Dqsau.
irman aFst grade hook ma iaales
up. :, ior resclls IL M. esg Thlri
syeau
Biooklsn Eagle medal Iame H
Quinn hsenian fourth ade. hook and
1sfder No -; Bfookisn3 or rescus
at No, 45l Broadway RFoollyn.
Hurley Medal james III, FTawIey,
fireman, first grade. engine No. q. Tor
rescue at No. 1870 Barrow street.
Stevenson medal, given to the com,
nander Of the best disciplined com
oaay in the department Awarded 10
VILLAIN Kehoe. foreman hook and lad.
der No. "a, located at No. 1888 West
Ssd street.
The medals were awarded by the
roll q honor committee. composed Of
Commissioner Hayes Deputy Commits,
sicHers Whitney and wise. and cIiei
Croker The medal winners win the
privilege besides Of wearing the gold
maltese cross. Those who gain the
4 10 S.
roll Of honor but get no medsl are en-.
titled to wear silver and bronze cross.
es.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-26
WoMEN's CLUBS.

nv & ". Press Assoc!a+ion.N
PlTTSBURG, Pa, Oct, sG.-Noted
speakers win address the clubwomen
who are flocktng into the Smoky City
today for the annual convention of The
Pennsylvania Federation Of Women.s
Clubs. A dinner and reception will be
held this evening at the Hotel schen
ley. The sessions will continue
through tomorrow, wednesday and
Thursday. The Congress Of Clubs Of
Allegheny county has prepared a Law
tsh entertainment programme for the
convention. Mrs. Edward W. Biddle
Of Carlisle, is president OF the feder
alton. /.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-26
CHILLY BRYAN.v
By REV. NY ]. BoArMAN.

mo tune.1.
Billy Bryan, Billy Bryan.
Still a-tryln', still a-tryln',
valnly tryln':
Thrice before uB like q chorus,
Jackass chorus most uproarlous.
Tried to tioor US.
Billy Bryan, Billy Bryan.
Far too high your kites a-tiyin'-
Winds nlayin'.
Cease to mouth us, cease to mouth us.
Jackass discords don't alright US,
Only rouse US.
Billy Bryan. Billy Bryan,
Vainly cryln' like one dyin'-
Calf a-dyIn'.
Once you'd give us halves for whole
uns-
: Silver dollars. them sixteen uns,
For our gold uns.
Billy Bryan. Billy Bryan.
Give up tryin' quit your tryin'.
Call your cry In.
Once you hitched the ass and monkey.
Now you'd ride that poor old donkey
Played out donkey.
Billy Bryan. Billy Bryan,
Forces routed, forces ayin',
Still you're tryln';
Sun you're pleadln' like q lover,
Oft rejected for another,
Better brother.
Billy Bryan, Billy Bryan.
You're good un: you're lion
(Little chained UNI,
But your roarin' sounds too chaffy-
Deed It's daily. Give us Taft-yi
Give US Taft-yI
TAFT! ~
Fullerton. Cal. September, 1908. Copy.
right Applied For.
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MAD MuLLAH is Off AGAIN.

NV g ". P,,aaE Assac,e tin,. Il
ADEN, Oct. According to re.
ports received here. the Mad Mnllan,
will renew hostilities at the conclusion
Of Ramadan tonight. Plous scruples
have rendered the Mullah inactive for
some time. but with the passing Of
Ramadan, serious trouble is feared by
the authorities Of Rerbera.
Several companies Of native infan-
try have been sent from this place to
British somali.and. There is much
unrest among the natives and tho
outbreak may become serious.
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elong pcry easily
mead sharply toward me as raised
the rifle. and the bullet went fairly
anto his throat, just under the jaw,
breaking bis neck, and bringing him
alcwn in his tracks with hardly kick.
IHeg was q fine buck of eight points.
lIunusually fat, considering that the
rutting season was Just over. We
dressed It at once. and, as the house
was so near. determined we would
drag itthere over the snow ourselves,
without going back for horse. Each
took an anter. and the body slipped
along very easily. but SO intense was
the cold that we had to keep shifting
sides all the time. the hand which
tasped the horn becoming numb al
most Immediately.
When not much molested Whitehall
feed in the evening or late afternoon;
but e often shot at and chased hey
only come out at night They are very
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WILL STRIKE llItANn ON EAeT
COAST, TRAVIS i5oo MILES
AND EMERGE va VIZ.

y
WAsHtNGToN ON, oct with ne
help OF Bishop toseph q HarizelL Of
the Methodist Church wn6oo diocese
lies in Africa, President Roosevelt
worked out some ot me details o. his.
proposed hunting tfip ghe Bishop
knows Africa very ven and vss anIc
to give the President Information be
needed.
It was definitely Determined thnt tie
President and his son shall itaycI vie
the spez Canal, but whesner they vim
go direct fronlit1e Unlted slatcs to
Alexandra. where the steamer % take
them down the Red sea eachod. Or
go to some European port hrsl. ha4
not been determined.
After leaving the Red sen me
mighty hunter viii follow the east
coast down to Aiomba where the *,
pedition is to be asseinbled From
that point the railroad Riil Be used
to carry the party to ictoria tyyanza,
where the plunge into ne fsal wilder.
ness will be begun. There WI! be sew
eral stops along The $50 miles railroad
route for hunting, but the heavy 81.
tack upon the wild beasts WIN not 30
fairly begun natil after Ire lake capn-
try is reached.
It has not been fully determined,
but 1t is probable that ths 4sganaa PIN
team will be trasersed AMI > look be
had at Albert Mama But whether
Lake Albert be visited 81 not. the pro-
jected Journey from vlctogia Nyansa
will be uorthward toward IShartnum.
where Mrs. Roosevelt may join her
husband and SON
The trip toward ctytitxation Ni1 BE-
down the Niieby boat The Cape 70
Cairo railroad Will not receive tie
Presidents patronage IN an. Il win
be trip Of about $500 miles tliFous;.
Africa. There was some discussion
about the President crossing from east
to west
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