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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-01-27
western ard Union Pacific interests


although matters connected with
the North Coast have been constantly
conducted with the greatest secrecy.
a bit of information which leaked out
inadvertently in North Yakima more
than Is months ago, and which was
made public last Thursday, sheds
much light on the connection Of the
Hartman interests with the road The
North Yakima incident is reported by
"a Milwaukee engineer who was in the
room at the same time as a Union Pa
cific construction. engineer and two Of
his men.
Union Pacific Made Surveys.
THE Union Pacific. engineer, it is
said, was under the impression there
was no one present who would gather
amy significance from such statements
as he might make, and gave detailed
instructions to his men relative to sur
veys about to be undertaken through
the Cascade mountains, and which la
ter were actually made. Credit for
these surveys was assigned to the Ca
madam Pacific. The Milwaukee engi-
neer said nothing Of the affair for sew
eral months and the incident acct
dentally leaked out later.
1T was stated Thursday that
Union Pacific officials have made sew
eral inspections along the line of the
North Coast road during the past six
months, and the four head traffic Off
Gals of the Northwestern are now or.
their way to the coast. Most Of the
construction work remaining on the
North Coast will be begun as soon as
the weather allows, it is said, and the
prediction is made that the North
western railroad will be operating in
| to Tacoma almost as early il, 1909 as
| the Milwaukee
1T is believed the plan of the
| Northwestern for the present is to
operate it's overland trains out of
Salt Lake city or Ogden, thence over
the Oregon Short Line and Oregon
Railroad & Navigation company to the
coast. 1t is said the Tacoma trains will
] be run into Walla Walla over the Ore
gon Railroad & Navigation company's
lines, AMI thence over the North Coast
to Tacoma. The Portland trains will
use the Oregon Railroad & Navigation
lines direct from Ogden.
, Traekage Agreement Apparent.
! ''The connection of the Union Pa
! ific with the North Coast is not be-
Heved to be as heavy as that of the
Northwestern, Mr.. Hartman desiring
only to take advantage of the business
possibilities through the fertile CEN
! trail portion of Washington traversed
by the North Coast. The ARRANGEMENT
for operating Northwestern trains over
the Hartman lines is said to be in ex-
change for the use of the North Coast
for Union Pacific business
| Work on the construction of the
North Coast in the central portion of
the state Is well along, it is stated. The
route Of the North Coast is from Spo-
kane to point on the Yakima river
to North Yokima. Thence it's route
J is almost due west to Nesika, Lewis
county. From Nesika one branch runs
north to Tacoma. while another branch
runs west to near Castle Rock and
thence south to Portland
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-01-27

Carl Ryan, a cab driver. was arrest
ed this morning at $3.50 o'clock, by
Officer Doyle. charged with having vio-
lated the hitching ordinance. He de-
posted bonds In the sum Of $500 for
his appearance before Justice Huffman
this afternoon ct 8. O'Clock.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-07-18

One phase of the famous mer-
ger case, which involves the va
lidity of the Southern Railways
title 10 the old Three C's, was
heard by the Supreme Court this
week. 1t was an appeal from a
circuit judges order allowing
the attorney general to withdraw
the suit for the purpose of bring
ing a new action. When the
matter will be heard on its merits,
nobody seems to know.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-07-18

phone US. We especially request
mail carriers to report matters
of news occurring along their
routes. Such action on their
part will be appreciated not only
by us but by their patrons as
we'll. We are already under OBJ
legations to some carriers for
furnishing us with news, particu-
larly to Mr.. Pardue, of route no.
g., who never fails to give us
news while it is fresh. This
newspaper now scarries" more
local matter than any publica-
ton that comes to this office, but
we are not satisfied with doing
well-we want to do better and
better, and we therefore appeal
to our friends to help us.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-07-18

When you have visitors at your
mouse, whether you live in town
or country, or when any MEM
Der of your family is off visiting
elsewhere, please send promptly
names, etc to this Office for pub
lication. Occasionally a "person-
al" is mi sed for the reason that
no information IN relation there
to reaches this office. Also when
so unfortunate as TO have deaf h
in your family, let us know he tact
al once, giving particulars. When
we have to rely upon neighbors,
aCquaintances or others for IN
formation, errors aS to age. etc,
are liable to occur Don't wait
until after the funeral, but re
port the death just as soon a. it
occurs. OF course, We want
prompt reports Of all marriages,
too; likewise, of such unusual
happenings as fires, shooting
and cutting scrapes, etc. II un.
able to give full particulars, at
least report what You know If |;
is only clue. How to imp 'rt
information to this office! WHY,
preferably in person, but if not
convenient to call here, write or
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-07-18

This II what Hon. Jake Moore. State
Warden Of Georgia, says of KOdol For
Dyspepsia: "E: g. Dewitt IL Co.,
Chicago, IIl.-Dea SiIS-i have suffer-
ed more than twenty years from indi
gestion. About eighteen months ago
! had grown so much worse that
could not digest crust Of corn bread
and could not retain anything on my
stomach. lot % lbs; in fact made
up my mind th"t | could not live but
IA short time, when a friend Of mine
recommended KOdo!. | consented to
try il To- please him and was better in
one day | now weigh more than
ever did in my life and am in bettet
health than for many years. Kodol
did it. keep bottle constantly, and
write this hoping that humanity may
be benefited. Yours very truly,
Jake G.. Moore. Atlanta, Aug 10. '04"
Sold by all druggists. VIZ
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-07-18
Prizes AaUdrded.

Messrs. S. Daghir & Co. s con-
test for fancy work, etc., closed
yesterday. The prize winners
and prizes are as follows
Mrs. r. w. Jones, drawn
work.
]. G. Drake, navy blue XII
mona.
Manly j. Porter, scarf cluLy
lace.
Miss jamie johnson, cluny
lace.
A. G. Gregory, Arabian lace.
O. G. Blackmon, Dutchess
lace.
O. G. Blackmon, scarf drawn
work.
Mrs. r. A. Long, Princess
lace.
r. A. Long, Lavender kimoua.
R. A. Long, blue kimona.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-07-18

The Supreme Court In Co
lumbia this week has been en-
gaeed in the trial Of a rather re
markable case-disbarment and
contempt proceedings against
John T Duncan, well known
member of the Columbia bar,
who some years ago was can
didate for the United States
Senate. Duncan had been rul-
ed to show cause why he should
not be disbarred for unprofes-
sional conduct, and why he should
not be punished for using insul-
ting language in the presence of
the Court Many witnesses were
examined. A dozen or more
Columbia lawyers testified that
they would not believe Duncan
on oath The matter has not
vet been decided.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-07-18

Commissioner of Internal
Revenue John u. Capers has
gone to Europe to secure infor
nation, 1t is stated, about de-
natured alcohol. He will be
absent about three months. Be-.
fore his departure, it is also
stated, he was rendered and ac-
cepted a chair in the National
University Law School in Wash
ington-such at least is the in
formation conveyed in a Wash
ington special in the News and
Courier.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-07-18
Masquerade Party.

Miss Eta Skipper gave a high.
ly enjoyable masquerade party
Tuesday evening, complimentary
to her fair young visitors, Miss
Hyndman, of Charlotte, and Miss
Hardee, of Chester. Two prizes
were awared for best costumes
Miss Maude Mitchell winning
the lady's prize, a fan, and Mr..
Poag the gentleman's, a necktie.
Delightful refreshments were
served during the evening.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-07-18
Ed TYiLsOn Heard FrOm-HtS
Mother Gets Telegram

E0 WtSOh h0UFO TTom-"tS
Mother Gets Telegram.
Mr.. w. E. Wilson, whose
mysterious disappearance some
weeks ago was noted In The
News, has at last been heard
from, or, at least, his mother,
Mrs. A. G. Wilson, of this coun-
ty, has received telegram pur-
porting to be from him. The
message is as follows:
Mt. Tabor, n. c.,
July Is, 1908.
Mrs. A. G. Wilson,
Lancaster, s. {.
Send me ten dollars to Con-
way, S. g., TO come home on.
w. K. Wilson.
1t will be recalled that Mr.
Wilson was being returned to the
State hospital in Columbia, from
whence he had been brought
home on probation some two or
three days previous. when he
managed 20 get away here in
town from the gentleman who
had him in charge. No trace
could be found of him, and it
was thought at the time that he
was making his way, afoot, 10
Charleston, where he had ex-
pressed desire 10 90 for the
benefit of his health. Later on
it was reported that parties had
seen him wandering about in
the woods over the North Caro-
lima line, in the Mccain settle
ment. Sheriff Hunter went up
there and made thorough search
for the unfortunate man. but
saw nothing of him. The fore
going telegram is the first It'd
lngs received from him since he
left. 1t is understood that his
mother has sent him the money
asked tor.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-07-18
(SEMI-WEEKLY.)

The Era wishes to commend
in the very strongest and most
favorable manner those young
men who, since the close OF the
schools, are industriously at work
rather than idle away their time.
1t betokens not only that these
boys are not lazy, but that they
have laudable ambition as well
to do something and to be some
body.-Kershaw Era.
The News takes this occasion
to likewise commend the young
students and college men Of Lam
caster whom we have been pleas
ed to observe at work during the
holidays. That "all work and no
play makes Jack adult boy'is un-
doubtedly true, generally speak
ing, but there are exceptions.
Take, for example, the case of
young Jack Gregory, son of the
late II. j. Gregory, who, though
a young man of means, has been
hard at work since returning
from college. We say hard at
work advisedly, for Jack gets up
every morning at six o'clock,
gets behind team of mules ana
drives twelve miles through the
hot sun into the country after
lumber, returning with: his load
in the evening. Such has been
his daily work for weeks, and it
is truly making a man of him
physically without in any wise
impairing his bright mentality.
Jack is not without his pleasur.
es, however. Occasionally on re-
turning from his long, hot and
dusty 24-mile trip, he will wash
and dress up and spend the eve-
ming most pleasantly at the ope-
ra house or at some social func
ton. But however late he may
be up at night JACK is always at
his post of duty bright and early
the next morning. His is really
a remarkable case. One rarely
sees a boy with a good inheri-
tance, who is not obliged to work
for a living, engaged during his
school vacation in making his
bread BY the sweat Of his brow.
All honor to young Gregory! In
a quiet and unostentatious way
he is showing to the world that
he is not ashamed to work, is
adding dignity to labor and set
ting an example that other boy
might we'll follow.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-07-18

Between keen disappointment
over Bryan's nomination and
Charleston's Growing roosters
and teething setter pups the ed
itor of the News and Courier
seems to be having a hard time
Of it.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-07-18

found in an alley. Eichelber.
ger was recently senlenced to
the penitentiary for cruel treat
ment to his wife, and the humil
iation is evidently what caused
him to take his lite.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-07-18
Suicide at Orlando, Fla.

Orlando, Fla, July 15.-Paul
Eichelberger, brick mason,
committed suicide here today by
taking poison. His body was
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-22
Ser 8adfi0taiten.
Cine fr6blide sommerseididte pon
Te6DrbDn3 DbeItik.
(Sortiesuns.

0Maoemoiiele Gift" fiel Die 5ran-
5oiin enport Elm, lime page De puno.
Ipn-oeur pages-trois pages-
uSh-ob-oh~ quafte MiB Sop
fins, ob-be aibomeo Of pourielf--"
uno ounn faBte fie einen raiden gnt.
idluB uno itente iif nit ausgebreite-
ten @rmen IN bas 3immer, Inn Die
Diloe Sago auf5ufansen. @ber Ole
uiloe Sago mar einmal i'm 3uge. sic
tobte beron, er9riff MiB Sopfins uno
5og tie NIT. u@aaop, MiBden!"
idrie @iifi 5anoeIs, ngeben Sic ibrem
@aule Die Sporen, mir miiiien Sen
Studs tangent Sltbiiiii !....."
Die Srnn5oiin iamerte. oOb oieu
20 Observation-Disclosures, lie bons
prize. 2 Iber es balf nidts. Sic
fpnroe glei6faas mitgeriiieL mdb-
reno 6raulein 8armam birter Die
Barren fluhtete nnb aus geii6erter
Boiition Die entiebli6lten Drpbungen
pie Stubenarreit S1reiben an Die
GlternL @usitoBung aus Ser 9eniion,
in ben Srubel bineinI6rie.
90 fam Silfe. Die Siir offnete lif)
nno es eridienen Serr bon S6roter
nebit @attin uno binter ibnen oie
N~ellmnfommlinge, Die eritaunte &C.
iidter Oh oes unermarteten gmpfangs
madten. Wit raI6en S1ben ita1o
aQes mieoer' IN Heib nno @lieo, feu-
6eno 5lpar nod uno i6nen atmeno,
aber ltralnm, ama5onbaft u1o nit
Wttenen, ais oh gar nidts geideben
lei.
Ser &ammerberr, Elm bagerer 6lt-
li6er SEER nit ipmpatbil6en 3igen,
mar, oas Worocle i'm Muge, in Der
Cir iteben geblieben uno bob Die Sir.
me.
uSa, tpie lit mir oern," iogte er,
vipie lit mir oenn?! &omme ih 5u
iungen 9amen ODER itebe ib am Gin
gang ECU 9aatens @0ae? SIT bier,
i6 modte fragen, ein &eitltau, cine
Wanege fir Sinoernisrennnen ober
iino bier Sodter aus eolen SGulern
pereinigt2 Bin ib-entiduloigen
Sic, es mar mol nur cine optiIfe
Sauldung, io5uiagen cine Srritotion
ntetner Sebnerpen. Srdulein Bro
mann, moaen Sic mid eiitieit auf-
fl1ren. -"
pSerr Baron e%ntgesttete oie &c.
fragte, Crete bon 8olmer bat tpie.
Der anaefangen, uno Safe Sind uno
Brin3eIiin agnete paren iofort babel.
llno @rafin giiii Smoels bot Shlli.
beliago galoppiert.
Sett mar audi Strait bon Sdroter
ra9er getreten. So iaete iie, naIio
S6nibeliag0. 2iebe Giiii, Sic mol
len einmoI an ben fonigli6en Sof
tomne1 on ben Sof bon 8reuBen.
@lanben Sic, Dab es i'm S6loife BON
Berlin Site III, Die 4nbdngIi6feit an
oler9oalte, bodite uno ourdloudtig.
lte decentralization 10 gu betGtigen,
oaB man nit Ben 8einen bintenous.
idldgt2 Saben Sic idon iemals
9otoonen i'm peiBen Soale galoppie.
rem leben2 @oloppieren frage id?"
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siio-S eras- farm. sdnbereicn.


100000 Slider biuiges, refAes
Sarmlmo i'm arteiiiben giirtel bon
SIo-Seras, in Nueces, Cameron nno
DupaI Counties. MGes 2ano lit tiefe,
idtpar5e, rouenoe, Wesquite Brairie
uno tiefer, idmar5er, ianoieer 2ebm.
Seine Steine, gutes @aiier in ge.
ringer Siefe. &eitBerft eeiunoe Sc.
geno 9as 2anb lit alisgeaei1net fir
8atmipolle, Corn, alfalfa, @ein.
tralbenL Srangen 3itronen etc. unb
liegt an Der @iienbabn. @ir berfalt.
fen IN 8ar5eaen bon getpiinidter
@roBe. Sir ipeitere Snformationen
I6reibe man an Die
Uerman'Nmeriean 2ano 60.
IIice. Rlieces 60, Seras.
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.l1no mos ih beionoers 8n be.

ol1no mas ib beionoerS 81 be-
oouerroem 4ltsorude bri1gen MOD
te,~ nobm Baron S6r6ter tpieoer
oos @ort, umos i6 NIT tiefem
gdlner5e betolten mltB, lit oie trauri-
&c Sotio6e-oenn Satla6e tit es, id
iob es-boB oad sic, Brin5eiiin, ii6
abermals an oieienl Ser guten Sitte,
Dem 5einempfinoen uno ou6 Ser
e6ten @eibli6feit, oie on eitem jun
gen Mao6en lin ipecie" gar ni6t
bo6gen1tg GIT i6aben iit-baB, ia9e
tdS|-sri6opfte einen altgenblid
atem, pie INNER, tpe1tr er it6 IN iet-
ne 8eriooen perpidelte-uat Sic
iib lpieoer an oieiem, iegli6em @n-
itano ltno ser 9elifoteiie fpie Ser gr=
5iebung bobnipredenoen Sreiben be-
teiligt boben. 9ur9lau6t, es gtbt
9inge, Die unfoBli6 ideinen. l1no
10 unfaBli6 Dor Sbrem @e6aben,
mi6 frogetlb: emport ii6 oentt in Ell
ner 8rin5eliin bon @ebliit, ,oeren
Stommreibe IN 1ttlltrtterbrodener Sol
ge bis gum Sabre SSS binonfrei6t,
oeren Weutter cine 8drIapp=Neuerl=
Itein=g allomoro 1T, otf oeren @bnea
oas olte Gei6 itol5 iein fonnte, beion=
oers ltrtter 9ertbolo Dem III.-ia,
entport iid oo ni6t ieoe Siber2.
9ur6lal6t, i9 boffe 5uperii6tlid,
Sic meroen na6 rltbiger ueberlegl1ng
5u Der ginii6t fommerL oaB ni6ts
tpenieer elmer onr6 Sabrbnnberte
gebeilieten TRADITION entipri6t ais
Elm mitites lt%mbeltoaenk 10 es mir TO-
ebeu gum Inblid ml1roe. ......."
Ser 4ammerberr ifmieg, 90 ct
iab, oaB Agnete ettpos iagen moate.
uno IN Ser Got bate oie piloe Yrin=
5eliin ibre llnberfrorenbeit mieoeree-
funoen nno meinte: u8er5eibung,
Serr BON S6roter, mir mollten nur
einmal Ben 4an1pf ser Soratier uno
&uriatier praftii6 bltrdprobierett T"
SEER BON S6roter ipiegte Sen 4opf
bin uno Der. 0Mud biel lie @b1idt"
entgegenete er, fam i6 5u meinem
geoauern ni6t onr9ms lobli6 fin
oen5 Brin5eiiin. 9enm pollte III
alles our6probieren, mas in Der &C..
|idi6te paiiiert it, 10 niiroe oas nod
meinem @rmeIien aagema6 oo6 grelt=
lid iperoen. Sd balte es oub MIR
fir cine @inreoe. SebenfaIs bite
i6 Die 9anlen, iib in 3ufunft etmas
mebr zines 8enebmens befleiBige1
81 molten, oas a1f Ser Sobe Ser Sitt-
iamfeit itebt uno Der 8fleee elmer Or
5iebung el1tipri6t, mie fir iolde in
oieiem Squire itets porm eingetreten
poroen tit nnb audi in 3ufunft rno
oQe5eit, oas benerfe ib b%eionoers,
eingetreten meroen miro. 9enn MIR
Die Gr5iebung ma6t Ben Wenlden."
ST manote iid an 9fnna uno Doilp
5urud, Die nod INNER binter i'm
ltanoen: ~eritere nit iibtlidem Ser
eniigen IN ser %grinnerung an Sic
S6nieeliogo, oeren lebtes Staoium
iieno6 batte beobadten fonnen-0ai=
ip ettpas befangen. . vMeine jun
ge 9amenL" fubr Sbroter fort, yid
babe oas Gereniigen, Sbnen biermit
5fpei nele Geniionarinnen 5u pr1Ien=
tieren: 9aroneB 4nna nno So
roneB 0aiip bon 2ebn. Nebn1en
Sic oieielbe liebepo1 ouf; ieien Sic
ibnen nidt MIR quite &ameraoinnen,
lonoern audi gorbilo uno 9eiIpiel in
aaen mei6liden Sltgetloen. 0as
1offe i6 lno mill es mir tpie Sbnen
miini6en.
TorfIebuna foIat.)
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Cute Tamiliem Mebisim.

pgS maft mir @ergniigen, elm
gutes Bort fir electric gitters elm
6ulegen~, i6reibt Sranf gonlan, 1876
Souiton Ctr Stem gorf. u@s TT
cine quite Ganilienmeoi5in fir Ma-
gem uno 2eber-l1noronungen uno fir
Hiiden uno 9ierenleioen ME gu bod
empfoblen.1 Or reguIiert Die Ser
oaulngsfunftionen, reiniet oas 8lut,
itGrft iin6 beIebt beioe GeidIedter.
Inter @arantie berfauft BET Mbolpb
DreiB un0 81. Gobn & 60, apotbe-
fer. 80 Gents.
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0rnnbeisentnms 1te6ertrasmmsem.

CHA @iGis unb dIs grecntrir bes
@nhlaiies bon S. 8. @inis, an 8. o..
&imbler, Gnteil an 5647 Mfer unb
363, 900 Square @nras; $4,000 H. q.
Nlbert un6 grnelt Stebes an grnet
Sdoelborn, @ritnbitiif an Der gfe Der
Sortb Pine un6 Saul Ctr; $1517.
Srdnf S. Gdparb nno Srau an 4ls
bert unb grneit Gtebes, @runbitif on
Der Carton 6trabe; 5000.
Nlbert uno @rneit Stebes an Mfreb
groipn, @runbffiid an Der gfe Der Soutb
Hine uno Saul Ctr; $1517.
S. 6. Buchanan uno srau an Queuft
@otipfa, @~runbitiid na6e ben Gan
Peoro Springs; 5000.
q. S. glefe an S. u. G[opton, Cruz
flee. @runoitiid in Safe @iefp slooition;
$4,000.
Clara 8ur5 an g. Sem. @runoftid
an Der Broa0 Nbefue; 500 II. q.
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SemrD 6. Gips, transport bon
Wobeln, 8ianos, @eIoi6r6nfen, &ei-
nigen bon Seppi6en. 304 Oit-Seite
4lamo Bala8a. 9eioe Telephone.
grompte @eoienung. @ebt ms Cure
Iuftrdge. 3ufrieoenbeit g~orantiert.
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Der Gampfer ySranffurt", Der
Collection am 80. Mai perlieB mo
iiber Sapana uno Gorlma, Spaniell,
fltbr, tit an Samitog ben 90. SUM
m Bremen angefommen.
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- @ltte @etrGnfe uno fomoicr
2und itetS in Snrsitallerts Galoom
nno G%eltamrant, @ilita StraBe neben
ser Sale Der Sermannsiobne.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-22

9 rb ii tet lit Def fer ais s. IL
8ernbarb miro in Ter grinnernn9 forte
lebeil, iolange Die @eni6beit fortfdbrt,
bur6 Gusi6neifun9en Die Natur gu
m~iBbrauden unb Die u8iqen nnierer
Batter" fperben Die bor5ii9li6fte 5ur Ser
biituns bon &ranfbeiten bienlide Ir5nei
ser 8elt bleiben. @etm Sem Mppetit
berloren, Seine 3unse belest, Sem
Sdlaf unrubte, Seine 9drme beritopft,
Seine 9art blaBselb. 9etne Gu9en selb
1inb uno 9u Sid, tpenn aitb ni6t gang
franf. bod unipobl fiibllt, 10 lit eepib
&rdnfbeit i'm @n5uee. Warte nidt ba1
rauf, %ionoern beoerfe, baB 8erbiten beiz
fer nnb lei6ter lit als aurieren nnb baB
ct. 8ernarb &ranterpilen fir 25 Gents
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The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-03-12
National Guard Pistol Match.

Denver.-The annual pistol match
of the Colorado National Guard will
be held at the state rifle range near
Golden on May Bird, the competition
being for the individual and team
championships of the organization. The
prizes to be contested for are the adj
jutant generals trophy, presented by
ex-Adjutant General Bulleley Wells,
and the pistol championship trophy,
from the same source. Maj. c. C.
Townsend, first infantry, has been des-
ignated as executive officer of the day,
with authority to appoint such assist
ants as he may require.
A team will be constituted as fol
lows: One captain (who may be
principsD. six principals, two alter
mates. All entries must be filed with
the adjutant general not later than
April %. 1908.
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-03-12
RESOLVED TO suvs EVE.
Mrs. lnthsswIm Intended to Draw 90.
eiai Line In Heaven.

Tho minister had dropped in to tea,
and the conversation had drifted
through various channels to the ques.
ton Of whether or not we should know
each other In heaven. Presenting that
our physical beings would be perpetu-
ated. and that recognition would be as.
sured. the minister had asked various
ones at the table among whom the Bib.
lical characters they would be most
interested in recognizing.
Some mentioned one prophet and
some another, but one lady. noted for
her social exclusiveness, had not
spoken. Turning to her the minister
said: and who would you like to meet
in heaven. Mrs. Intheswim?"
Mrs. Intheswim pursed her lips. II
really don't know" she said. but there
is one thing do know, and that is
that shouldn't care to meet Eve In
fact, don't know that would speak
to her II did"