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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-04-28
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup

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LIONS q NoTnEAs for .hkr OR1IDaIN Willy
TEETHl00, With PERlECT sUOc99 e0CIHke
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RHEA. sold By DruaFss "a sv:y paN q ne vessS
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and esks no oehsr Kidd Twseay.Avs csaGs boee Guar
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Number looA An OLD AND WELL TRIED 6AA6Oxs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-04-28

Fair faces, white hands. satin skin Civ.
en- by Satin skin cream and powder. &c.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-06
TRANSFERS HASEY
 CASE ID JUNEAU
Court HcICs Defendants Showing fer Change of
 Venue Sufficient.

Edward C. Hasey will be tried q Juneau upon the indictments retuTc, y the grand jury at the pr,scng ,arm Of the dis stri rt courS, nr at lcas lpCn the murder charge, which wi come up first. Upon m"tion of u, iefcnsc, supported by aflidavits Judge Reid Tuesday afternCon grant, , ne change of venue upon the grCu , 'f prejudice agaiEst the defcndaI which would prevent his receiving iir trial at Valdez.
 The aflldavits in support of tl l)tiCn included several from mo hose sympathics are with the pres, :ItiCn and the shC wing was so strCr nat the district attCncy's Cfiice d. ot undertake to ccntrovcrt it, beiI {; tlso impressed with the justice Of Il. temand that. Hascy be not tried sih .. community so hostile to him.
 IC is probable that Judge Reid wi e.crdCrcd y.the attorncy-generalt .oato' Juneau and try the case. .., IT.. ' satisfactory to both prosecution al .cfcnsc. The cnly objection to it lat Fairbanks is clamoring fer Judt cid to hurry over the trail to tn, fly, On account Cf urgent court bl {: lCSs tEcve. The decision of the q irtment Cf justice will be know ithin day CT two.
 The present plan is for all intercs ] in the irial to go to Juneau on Il ycamcr Portland, which will &; 'om3Naldcz on her rotulm trip abCI cbruary 10. The trial would tho 'egin at Juneau about February IT.
 Tn" proposition. to send tho case {. ,cw@:d f.: t?ia! was abandoned rra, caily by mutual consent, bccau le dcicrsc claimed to fear local IT ldice there, and the prosecution V; laky as L. the legality of trying U lsc where no term 0! court had eyc cen held.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-06
HERD OF 100000
 CARIBOU MOVING

DawsCn, Jan. 2I-Thc greatest he. caribou ever reported in the Nuk, HOW moving sCuthward across tl, cad Cf SiXty-Mile river, 1CO mic est Of Dawson. Tie herd has bcc 'ossirg thcIo fer vcar,y 1oO days. l estimated that ROCCO caribou hav, 'Csscd already. No end to thc man 10th procession is in sight. Tier, ny be 25O,OcO, CT several times th. nnbcr, in thc great moving herd.
 Government explorers in the IIut ,n bay barren lands, ircIudir ,s2Th B. Torrcll Gcylcg;s;, rcpCrtc 'om 1,OtO,C00 to 2,CCO,CCO seen thcl wing space Of ten days only q tcl 'ars ago.
 The herd i0 coming from the he; , # the Tanana valley.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-06
ID CARRY SURPLUS
 MAIL 10 INTERIOR

The postcfllco depar5meut has hat mdcr reconsideration tho forwardirl of tho surplus papor mail which ha accumulated at @lGe2 so far thi winter fer irt2ricr cficcs in flask his mail new Cn hand amCul t. J, early 15,C0l pounls exclusive. C merchandise &.d circulars. The r, Q t,G of thcir dhljbnWri-ps is tho le, t Ag of contract to A. H. McNecr l r&irbanl1s, IT the hal ding of I1c } exceed 1.000 P u1Gs cf scccnC iaSs .mai from Valdez to Fail banl, ,-3 cents DOT pound. Ihe Gcpar ont h?H aisc asked fer ids to ha. . Il, E,O0', pounds of this mail cyo
 AirDunhs .tUeT"nanu ana Nome. II, yntrac5 with McNccr calls fer l.. tkiDg the mail from thc Valdez off ebruGry 15. McNCcr has sever. cams alcrg u.c tru'l diotributiJ ed aud will arrive hero within a fcN lNS.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-06
Mr. Barnett To Be Fixed Up

A. G. Barnett was givoA an irGctcl lodiatc sentence in the most avail; . @ asy.un fer u.soLtlcd minds. D.
 ,igc Lyons laa' night after a civ
 'rVicc examination wiiril c, nviuccC e court thGt the subject cf tho il . ny WIS ,U5IuIli.iol fir a-ytja, { Ut org ros5. NJ. Bmnols %fIt9I ( at hn had been NIo victim C =. = en surgical oIcr.t'..s in tw,E.. . our year., each "'1 ,n1'I% t. u@. . om, and he felt al outup ub-Eti.. c 5 id it was ike ampuvrJuE dog
 il by inclcs to s&yo his f2c,iHl~. r. BurnoUt has baor a rcat1onJ oi a!dcz most oi tAc tmc for aiE years
 1t last g nm nor h. H cnt to Eabali& ,r a short shift and "o has not beer . 90 D'l': i'lsH.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-06
Prince Manuel Is King

Lisbon Feb. 3-Prince Manuel va proclaimed king :this morning. II wounds are not dangerous &Hd yill recover.
 Portugese republicans admit u. le Sassassination Of King Carl rcngthcns the monU cly. pIiI.t Ianuol is popular and Ulat fact ai is youth will be of advantage { 10 government. Tic policy ( 10 throne will not be change
 The troops have recovered contr # the city and ,horo is mo open dit .Irbancc.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-06
I'LL KING AND
 HEIR APPEREKi i

(Co"ti4Icd o page D , rriaGo an@ tried to shield him b tanding before him. Several shot ere nred aiLerW ard but none ( .em struck the queen.
 Rioting in the sUrcctS followed in 1cdiatcly after the assassination a! lc mobs in q shcrL time practical 'btaincd control Of tLe city, wcrstil e police in every encounter. emcd as if the wholo populate nd risen in arms.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-06
New Cabinet Organized

Lisbon, Feb, A new cabinet wa ,'ganiEel today with Dumaral renior. King Manuel authorize, jle premier 10 summon parlimont t neet. It is announced to be tl., policy of tho new king to alleviat' iJrannical oppression wherever foun D exist under present governments 1eJhOds.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-06
Republicans Disc1aim

Paris, Feb. 3Banished Pcrtugueft 'opublicans in this city say that tho ,sassination plot against King Gar. os was matched in France. The, leny that any Portuguese republicans yere involved in it, and asocrc thl t jhe assassins were anarchists.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-06

Mr.. NJ. ,. Lc.son "ua b,JuGh. iron ItO lchc II the Jennie la85 niGIr5 d
 supposed insnn uo'ar and wi ave hoaa;u% before JGdSo Lyon is evening. Slo wu+ Hot gI.r'c, .oscly ard disappeared Ghig m.G3in It was found in short .iEo.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-06
Popu1ace likes New King

Lisbon, Feb. 5-Rumors that T.; . public is about to be declared are uI otmded. Premier Dumaral announce nat the new government will revers
 ie policy of the Franco ministry C.
 III points which have caused con . 'laint. People are enthusiastic an, heering everywhere for King Mar.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-06
Ou1y -"r.eration fer Mnude

r.>.., l.. @.--INv = Come, th' ..i n ,.. .. -, r . s,oI divCrct f.',u 1J.i 4 Ii I...r.Gr, "h,m he sue, on lhr r, u.. .l ";.. "tT, but n' ;urt Sr H,"i h3r " i"G2! acparaticl tD Inv
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-06
Countess Yarmouth Divorced

Medacino outfits for the trail cares 'ully put up. We've been there our. selves, Owl Drug Go.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-06
Nine Killci b. Explosion

fD.r.'a-,n, v r2., j-a. "I-Nir ( mr3 w.r: i.,@'4 1.l .ittcan inirrc' br &t .;.@ ,... ra iAt Now Rive " j.r, y!., .",:n,', The mine wa p.",.lly ,,".r'.c& .... ync proper. l .-,i '.,...
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-06
MARINE MOVEMENTS

Portland; sailed from Seattle 3cth from Juneau 9th.
 Farailon; sailed from Seattle 1st Norihweatern; sails from Seattle sbh. Rertbs; sails from Sealtle 10th Jeanie; sailed fer Seattle 5Sh. = ssaratoga; sailed for Soltle 9th.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-06
Foraker Enjoins Taft

Clovelani, Feb, 8--The Forakei icdon of the republican party filed [ oition today for an injunction tt rovent the republican state central committee from fndorsIng Taft. Itit claimed that the Taft faction hal ,btained control of the committed legally.
 Countess Yarmouth Divorced
 The Countess of Yarmouth wal luietly divorced today without con. est from the earl. She says nc honey settlement was made with the ,arl.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-06

shaun Aroon---joor1 open at 8. Curtain rises at s.20,
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-06
TigLt o1 Local Option

CI;at&o, Jll. 3I--.?he l;qlor dca,- CTS pi tac cpa."'y &r2 pr>i ;ring ts inauSurata q general campaign Of ed "".>,.,A al Ills, I.r'ai 'p.ion iA th- Uhital Sy.,os. iy wiI be acCoL- pish2d b. mans ,i literature seel- ing . 5h1w thuv local option is an ir. jHry e. ba,ino~, aad initiates againa, t.... Lnln,nrnNnn
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-06
Want Tariff Revised

Washington, Feb. 3-The Nationa industrial Association met here to .. lay and will adopt resolutions urgir; 'ongress to revise the tariff after Il {, presidential election without .refcl. !ANn tN politics.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-06
PortuS F. Weare Tails

Sclllin, Jeu. a.-pnrtus $. Weare fsrmc2.y ut r,& North American |r,1s2-r.a on C. Tr.di#G Compan. Ind '.'n gu..'aa .-.a-ku Ionram! anG t".:'... i. ac grain business i. S5caE.2, jA."u .. ...| with liabilities of Ct no nm
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-06
Cyclone Le vco sx Dead

Nov Y rIt, Fob. t- Gov. Hughes cd. drassod the Republican club of thh city last night. Ho Ssaid tho only favor he seked of the party was tn, pgsseryatIon of party harmony, be-
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-06
Pope I.25e3 Toj>e Temporarily

%'2,,. JA". ,l--H. .l,' ,.us is ;cn P t' ,.. .;e.4 .2d :"D.co by thro1r
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-06
TO Send Torpedo Boats to coaet

Washiug.o Feb. 1~-Sccrotal, Motc"'i of tt,c navy department al noun,os thas 7 norv G! ni3a LorpeG, boat deJtlcyers and i've torpedo boat will D. taiy Co tht Pacific coast immc diatoly mr1 stationed to protect tn onlirn cn.at IL m nrnnrrnnnw
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-06
of S1, O,0OO.
Asks Mor- 2a5, For Alaska

fVa,hiH... ~.: .". a.--iue War e. p2rtmcnt .->';s C.151 s,,. make al upprDp.it'. Il ~. pty as.E rs an, rr-cA.A! .5 .1 Nl'':. j} Q ui5 . da. il al 3il,,n -, .l: :. ,.& C" ,N.,.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-06
1e|e}Taphi( Neu5
Certificate From Jack London

Portland, Oro.. Jan. 31 - Gov. Chamberlain received q letter today from Jack London, the novelist, who is travelling around tho world i'll the yacht Snaril, s5GtiEG lhiJ Captain J. Langb Jurn" Warren, who was con-
 a tho Ores 'n p:nitonHiary, do ing time for tnc murdcr of a sailor and who w,.9 pl:lonel by Governor Cnamb".l2n, !s com nnninr of Lor- lDn's yah, .tpi Jhat his ru"duc5 is at l" tim 'S .EaInD!Iry.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-06
Refuses Rate for Federation

Donver, Feb, 8--Enstern railroad 1ase to grant special rate for thu .merican Federation of Labor COT ontion which ia planned to meet b 'is city next November. This ma auso ! change in the place of meet lQ.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-06
Hears lG El.r to Rescuc Rucf

:,.H ..-n Ja.. %j~-GhcrI DJ,.!.... ..".. .'.t- }. d, pi>5 {, rc5fI2 : ..:':.. . .1 ..,. .,.y pu Il, wa f'.n .. ''.'. :. -;,. .O ohs jai k ref s ..3 3..s -: ,1Urlh in al ltom ,... .n. .c,:..rd5 have bee d d,u .lc" .,'. r-"1 instructed nc to a.o,% ".... .. !cI.c tho automC biln alive.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-06
Governor Gets Threat

Salem, Ore. Feb. t--Gov. Chuml criain received an anonymous Iettc tToa53ning nim with tho fato ( Et~G,hIrg in jdan if he rIiusas {, p9slon Janos nr2aion, 3eryj1g If sc }nuo@ ta tho a.aro p3nih,hiayy fc m ..,lcr.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-06
Fleet Passing Magellan

Panta Arflas, ecb IA wir3les, message ~aaoiYeI yhia morning re, p@.rt5 tba5 the ba ,icahip fleet had jus entered ,hc 0yraiC5 Of Magellan.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-06
Portland soiis From Seattle

X privar r#ssa&o to Alex D&ut rick, a3cat >f bho A.Jska Coast Com pany, otGtcs thj6 tho steamer Port land saiicd jr, in Seattle Thnrsda night,
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-06
A. W. Morse Disappears

New York, Feb. 6--Char,es w iorse, president of the ice trust, wh, 'as involved with Heinze in tn. ring of wrecked banks last fall, Ina isappcared. He has not been see r several days and it is believr 1at he has gone to Europe. He adiy involved financially and all hi ropcrty has been attached D. j;oUit,rs
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-06

MA,i!I, i'r'. l-Amn Hahn, q. Amorir.r yc ...,cr in the schools ( Blngas i@'.d G, was murdered by ni t.vcS q few ,.u5a qgD.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-06
Japan SC Watching Fleet

W1a!jrIb 1T. e3. 1--Tho navy Gt. poron5ip it 1df.B5d Chat Japanes, boats,arc watching the An or.oan flee a6 itg gaot o.Toa4n tho sh'ai,s Cf M. gelian, but C!iaiG;s say iJ cam be fo. TO smprJy n, ,,.i.,,an
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-12-18

know, when we came, we got stuck in
the sioughs lots of times and papa
unloaded the wagon and got it across
empty. Don't you think Santa Claus
could do that"
Yes, he SHALL" said Hattie, with
determination
She was only the hired girl who had
come in friendly pioneer fashion to
help the settlers wife through her
sickness: but to the inmates of the
little cabin she was ministering
angel. Strong and faithful and eff
Gent, an angel could hardly have
done more in that prairie home. Yet
she did not look in the least like an
angel as she put on the pioneers old
cap and coat, tied red wooden scarf
around her neck, drew old stockings
over her shoes and floundered out
through the drifts, stout and rosy in
the wind, to do the chores for the
night. Not glimpse of the near by
barn could be obtained from the cabin
door. Hattie tied long rope to the
door knob and carefully held the other
end as she walked toward it.
She pulled down hay and fed the
stock and MIXED. She brought out
pals full of the snow water she had
melted in the big wash boiler for
them to drink. She brought in a
great supply of fuel and made every.
thing outdoors and in as snug and
CHEEKY as possible. Then she cooked
the supper-that did not take long
for there was little to cook-ard
washed UP the dishes and cared for
the sick woman and the little babe
She put Lille to bed in the queer
little trundle-bed-the child chattering
about Santa Claus every minute-and
tucked her in as happy as if there
were no fear or anxiety in the world;
oh, what would the pioneer families
have done without the girls Of that
time? ..-"
The mercury ranged 4 and de-
grees below zero. The storm outside
howled with the fury of a legion Of
demons In some drift out there in
the whiteness John Carver might be
sinking to death now
The baby cried and the sick woman
moaned There was no lack of occu.
patton for the young helper Hattie's
strong arms held the child till it was
'Quieted and at the same time heated
fannels. brought water, smoothed Pill
lows, and did everything that could
be done for the anxious young
mother.
Hattie. you haven't anything to
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-12-18
SAN AS
LIGHT
LOAD
s's,s,s,.,., NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Copyright, 1907. by Wright A. Patterson.)
By BERTHA E. BUSH.

I Copyright, 1907. by Wright A. Patterson.)
1<<SN UT, mamma, Santa Claus can
u go anywhere where there is
] ~ snow. He has his sleigh,
you know. And there is snow here,
plenty OF snow
7 The sick woman, lying on the bed in
the little pioneer cabin, looked at the
white whirl of fakes that shut out all
but the gray daylight from the little
windows and shuddered. Yes, there
was plenty of snow. You could not
see even the dimmest outline of any.
thing that was ten feet away. And
somewhere out in the snow-she knew
not where-her husband was Journey
ing. Three weeks ago he had start
ed to the nearest town 60 miles away
for supplies. He had been sure that
he would return in a week. Was he
lying now under one of those huge
white drifts? Was he out in this
dreadful blizzard, perhaps freezing to
death at this very minute She
turned away from the window and
moaned. She could not bear to an
sWer the child But Hattie, the hired
girl, who never seemed to lose heart,
answered cheerily:
Land sakes, yes, there is plenty OF
snow, Lille. But you know Santa
Claus is getting old. He can drive
in the snow of course, but bowling
blizzard like this might freeze him
stiff. You'd better make up your
mind not to get any Christmas pres
ents this year, Lille. You wouldn't
want dear old Santa Claus frozen to
DEATH
NO, of course not But papa goes
out on the prairie. Why shouldn't
Santa Claus? Don't you think he could
get here with a light load? You
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-12-18
Venus CaIva.

Inc ancient Romans at one tinao
hne" Venus the Bald. The goddess
was "orshiped by that name in a par.
ucular temple after the invasion of
tne Gauls-the reason assigned for
tms strange fact in antiquity having
Deen that the brave women OF Rome
cut on their hair to make bowstrings
tor the city's defense.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-12-18
Esti1ctic Side of Cookery.

Tho object Of cooking is not merely
hysleHlc cut esthetic also, for cooking
inlpIo 1es the appearance of the food,
develops new tiavors, and makes it
more attractive. A mental process be-
sins at the sight of pleasing food
which reacts on the gastric organs in
such way as to promote DIGESTION
Lancet.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-12-18
UnIucky.

'He amt got nuthin' now but the
land the mortgage was on, an reck'
on a earthquake will come along an
swallow that before long" says a
B1llville philosopher. Besides, he's
been ridin' on the railroad even since
he took out a accident policy, and the
train amt even cut off a leg!"-Atlan-
n Constitution.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-12-18

Here IS a scrap of news for
you If you want to get the
very best groceries obtainable
in this vicinity at the lowest
prices you must come to US.
Quality first is our motto.
The Ordway new era., 1908-03-13
Receipts Of Taxes Best Ever

County Treasurer Downer reports
That all previous records for the re.
ceipt OF taxes have been broken this
year. Last year was the record
breaker, but the receipts this year
so far have been better than last,
Notwithstanding the panicky times.
Even the Santa Fe has paid the first
nall OF It's taxes without a murmur.
The first half OF the tax Is due
March list, and after that date a pen
atty OF one per cent per month in.
terest Is charged. After August Ist
all taxes for the year are delinquent,
and an interest penalty Of one and
one-fourth per cent per month Is
charged. Up 10 yesterday over 2IOO
tax receipts had-bcen issued, and this
beats the record for last year OF the
same date nearly $50.
The total number OF tax schedules
for the year 1907. including corpora
tion property and unknown, Is 8,269,
an increase over last year OF l,2Ol.
The total amount OF taxes to be col
lected this year is 1859. 1924. The
amount OF cash on hand In Otern
cOunty's strong box at the present
time is about $780, 0,OOO.-La Junta Tri-
bune.
The Ordway new era., 1908-03-13
FARMERS BEE7HcTORY
Plans to Handle 1908 Crop

The directors OF the Arkansas Val
ley Beet Sugar Mfg. Association met
In Manzanola Monday and formed
plans that will result in the building
OF an independent factory at that
place 10 time for handling this years
crop.
w. b. Ebbert. who with Thomas J.
stanley, was sent east some time ago
20 Investigate various sugar factory
buildings, returned from New York
Saturday and was present at the di-
rector's meeting. His report contains
several good offers from different
manufacturing firms for the building
of II factory and shows conclusivcly
hat the probability will be a reality.
Mr.. Stanley, who is now 10 New York
making Investigations In the interest
uf the enterprise, has been wired to
close up one Of the offers and the deal
will doubtless be consummated within
very few days.
The farmers. who at the last meet.
ing held some time ago and those who
later signed up acreage for the pro-
posed factory, have been asked to eX.
tend the time limit which expires to
day on their contracts and have re.
sponded willingly with an energy that
shows their belief in the independent
movement. While this independent
factory will be built In Manzanola, yet
the incorporators, the people Of Man.
zanola and the farmers do not look up
on the movement as strictly Man.
zsnola proposition. The farmers OF the
entire Arkansas valley from Florence
to the state line as we'll as those in
the northern section are watching the
outcome OF the movement with keen
and friendly interest for they fully real.
ize that the success OF the enterprise
means great benefit to them sooner or
later,
The Ordway new era., 1908-03-13
Awful Death at Rocky Ford.

on Tuesday morning Of last week,
william II. Staples, night engineer at
the water works plant In Rocky Ford,
met a horrible death while In the act
OF inspecting an oil cupon the gasoline
engine at the pumping plant. A screw
protruding from the shaft OF the fly
wheel caught the unfortunate's cloth
ing and he was dragged Into the
machinery and killed. The skull was
fractured and nearly every bone in the
body broken. He leaves a bride OF a
few months to mourn his untimely
end. The deceased was Is years OF age
and we'll respected. The wife is still
10 critical condition from the shock
OF her husbands death.
The Ordway new era., 1908-03-13
FOR SALE

Carbon Paper at this office.
The Ordway new era., 1908-03-13
HnDortant Notice.

We have sold our General Merchan.
disc business aud good will In Ordway
to The Montgomery Mer. Co. All
debts due by Winfrec Bros. are to be
paid BY them and all persons owing
them will please come in and settle at
once. W1NFREE BROS.
The Ordway new era., 1908-03-13

FoUND.-TwO fur collars and one
pair gloves have been left in the Opera
House on recent occasions. Owners
may have same by calling at this Office
and paying for this notice.
The Ordway new era., 1908-03-13

Patronlze home industry and insist
on having your sale bills printed at
THE New ERA Office.
The Ordway new era., 1908-03-13

Deeds, mortgages and contracts of
all kinds, executed ami acknowledged.
E. p. JOHNSON, Notary Public.
The Ordway new era., 1908-03-13
Horses and Mules

Good heavy work horses and mules
for sale. 4 miles east OF Ordway and
II miles west OF Sugar City.
A. X. FRYE.
The Ordway new era., 1908-03-13
TOWN LOTS FOR SALE
On easy payments. 35 choice lot
10 select from. PECK g. JOHNSON
We pint Sale Bills.

For RENT.-Nca. five-room house.
Water furnished. L. W. DowNEY.
The Ordway new era., 1908-03-13

For SALE-Combination go-cart and
baby buggy. Phone ss5 or inquire OF
1t Mrs. HARRY BIRCH.
The Ordway new era., 1908-03-13

For SALE Small brick cottage
Inquire Of JOE GAYETTY
The Ordway new era., 1908-03-13

Baled Hay at my ranch II miles
west Of Ordway. Call on or phone me
at Ordway. DIR. G. c. RANSOM.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-18
EAGLE AND ALLIGATOR
IN DEADLY COMBAT
(SpeciaI to The Ser incl.

San Francisco, Cal. Dec. 1S.-A
fierce battle in mid-air between a
baby alligator and a full grown eagle
in which the reptile overcame and
killed the great bird and fell to the
ground uninjured itself. was the un-
usual sight offered to a few specta-
tors about the aviary of Golden Gate
park yesterday.
The big cage is built over trees and
ponds, and bismarck. the eagle,
had been allowed the freedom of the
place for months past.
In one of the ponds several aliga-
tors are kept, and ii was with one
of these that Bismarck started the
fight that ended in the death of the
bird of freedom
A keeper had thrown a piece of
raw meat to the alligator. which was
doing on the bank of it's pool, and
the reptile seized il and started for
the water.
From his perch above the pool the
eagle spied the meat, and. swooping
down on it. carried both meat and
alligator into the air. the reptile re-
fusing to loosen its hold on the food.
For half an hour the fight lasted.
the big grid lifting the alligator
from the water four different times.
only to be beaten off by the repeated
blows of the armored tail of the rep
tile.
The last effort of the eagle to shake
its antagonist from the coveted meat
resulted in the death of the bird, as
the alligator first stunned it's captor
with blow from its tail, then reach
ing up with its powerful jaws sew
cred the eagles neck. The alligator
fell to the pool again and moved
away apparently unhurt.