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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-10-16
North End Bav View

In the Whitworth college district,
I block from car. Ten lots, with
improvements in and paid, $3.50 per
lot, for the bunch. You can't beat
It.
Also 10 acres at price that will
.iouble in year. Great opportunity.
See US at once. Money to loan.
BURK q BURk
204 Bankers Trust Bldg.
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Scandinavian Land Co.

S2,s0o-2 lots, nice lawn and a very
nicely finished Groom house
modern in every way, on So.
$500 cash, bal. $25 month.
h'loo-l lot, groom new house, on
East K near seth. Terms
5000 cash, bal. to suit.
$l,150-1h lots, 4rroom new cottage
on East X near seth. Terms
$3.50 cash, bal. monthly as
rent.
$780, fine lots with 4-room new
cottage. on So. Tacoma ave.
near 18th; Terms " cash,
$2,500-2 fine lots with 7-room new
modern bungalow on No.
26th ST., near Proctor. Terms
$3.50 cash, bal. to suit.
$1,600-3 lots, very nice with Arm
cottage, on So. seth, near Il.
Terms II cash, bal. to suit.
$1,6o0-2 lots with Groom new
house on East seth and p st.
Terms $500 cash, bal. as rent.
$1,S00-Bh lots, 7-room house on
corner So. 4Sth and Alaska.
Terms $500 cash, bal. as
rent.
$780, lots with 4-room house on
So. Yakima near 46th. Terms
5000 cash, bal. as rent.
S2,600-1k lots on corner with z
room modern house, being
No. 2701 So. 18th. Terms
$500 cash. bal. long time. 6
per cent.
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Rules and Conditions

In the list below will be
found a number of phrases in
irregular order. Write these
SO as to make one complete
sentence, spelled and punctu-
ated as shown. Copies of the
correct manner of writing this
sentence are now in sealed
envelopes, in the hands of each
of the Tacoma daily newspa-
pers. The seals will be broken
only by the judges after the
closing Of the contest, and
awards made accordingly.
Write plainly. on one side of
paper only. Only one answer
from a family will be consid-
cred. The decision of the
judges to be final. Award of
prizes will be made according
to merit only. In the event of
a tie occurring between success
full contestants prizes Identical
In character will be awarded to
each. Remember, neatness,
penmanship and general excel
lence in answers will be con-
sidered.
Employees of this and other
music houses or any member of
their families are not eligible
in this contest. To all others
1t is entirely open. Send In
Jour list at once.
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Get Your Own Home

81, 1904 new Groom bungalow
ana fine lots, on So. K ST., blocks
from car line. Best buy in town,
cash, $500. balance $40 per month.
$l,2OO-4O acres partly cleared
small house. barn, orchard, 20 acres
car line.
FOR RENT-10 acres, all in cult
walton, fine orchard of 200 bearing
fruit trees, IA acres in strawber-
ries, good house, barn and outbuild-
lhBs. one horse and one COW. one
spring wagon and all farming tools
60 with place; near Larchmont,
chance to make some money.
BEHTELSON & co,
1306k Pacific ave.
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$500 CASH, SIXTH AV. BUNGALOW
ROOMS, NEW, x LOTS, $1,000.

in the West End. Beautiful mod
ern residence. five rooms, IN one
floor; concrete foundation and full
basement. Slightly location. short
SITS. Right in the midst of grow
ing values. This house has been ON
the market but a few days. and
will hot last long. See it. Submit
your offer.
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H. G. Crosby & Go.
4os Bernice Bldg.

A NICE NEW s-room house. lot
6ox120 feet, city water &c car fare;
price $3.50. Monthly payments $40.
1t is crime to pay rent when you
can get a home OF your own on such
Bankers Trust Bldg
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BUSINESS CHANCE
FIRST CLASS PAYING CAFE

Connected with the best CONNER
cial hotel in Tacoma; bar connec-
lions; paying 25 per cent commits
sion; long lease, loww rent. Reason
Tor selling, owner connected with
other business; only $500 required
to get possession.
r. NJ. RUTHFIELD
40S Provident Bldg. Main 1902.
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BUILDERS NOTICE
$500 FOR LOTS 9TH & STEVENS

Lie well above grade. Lots in
Fletcher Heights; adjoining selling
for double the money. Grab this
quickly.
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An Equal Chance for Everybody
Why We Do 1t

The corporate name of D. s
Johnston Co. was recently
changed to Eilers Music House
In order to quickly establish
this new name and have 1t be.
come a household work, as
was the name D. 8. Johnston
Co., is the object of this con.
test.
The change is n name only
The same square deal methods
which made the Johnston Co.
the largest, strongest and lead
ing Western piano house will
be strictly adhered to. Selling
the worlds best Pianos for less
than they are procurable else
Matchmaking every customer
q satisfied one or money
back" and the employment Of
the strictly one price system,
making 1t as safe for a child to
buy at Eilers as the shrewdest
bargainer-these are the meth
DDS which will be carried out as
In the past.
In this contest we have the
cooperation Of thirty of the
largest Eastern piano makers,
among them the glorious
Chickering, the now famous
Kimball awarded highest hon.
ors at A.-Y.-P. exposition), the
celebrated Lester, the old es-
tablished Marshall & Wendell,
ETC., etc., who desire to bring
these instruments still more
prominently before the public.
You stand Just as good an
opportunity Of winning one of
the magnificent prizes as your
neighbor. Our reputation is
back Of every word In this an
nouncement.
Read the rules carefully and
then send In your answer at
once-today.
Remember, any family in the
state of Washington is entitled
to submit an answer. Nobody
10 barred. The prizes are now
on display, and will 60 to the
winners without any expense
whatever and solely on merit
OF answers submitted.
Those who receive cash cred
Its can apply same on any new
piano at the regularly establish
ed retail price. The fairness
OF this offer appeals at once to
the public from the fact that
instruments at Eilers are sold
strictly upon the "one price
plan--all marked in plain fig,
ures. Winners will be notified
By mail az soon as the final de
cisions are made by the judges
Send In your answer now-to
day--addressed to Contest De
partment. Desk ..
The one sending in the nj
before 10 p. m. Oct. 10, 1909
superb Kimbail Baby Grand.
s4s-4s 9 81. "a
Successors TO ID.
washingtoa's Oldest sz
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5000 CASH, z ROOMS, s1475,
so. 40TH AND i. RIG SNAP

At this bargain price we can Of
Seven cosy rooms, hard plaster,
newly papered, electric lights, gas,
sewer, cement walks, all assess
ments paid. House will rent for
at least sis. Plenty of ground for
garden. Close to two car lines.
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REAL ESTATE
BUSINESS pRopERrY-vAcANr LOTS t.. HOMES ACREAGE
FOR SALE BY OWNER

Groom bungalow; terms Ike rent.
Fenced, woodshed, school. lights,
phone, city water, " block from car,
Is minutes out. Take traction car,
get off at 30th, ask for Williams.
Come out Sunday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-10-16

s-room new house, lots, on COR
Ter, beautiful lawn and flowers,
lock off Sixth ave-, on terms $4,000.
3S acres waterfront, acres clear
d, good house, stable, chicken
iouse, 75 fruit trees, cows, farm
ools. This ground is under irriga-
ion. Price $4,000. on easy terms or
rade Tor improved city property or
acant lots.
A beautiful suburban home of 6
dts and Groom house for $500.
IL lots and Broom house for $500.
Both near car line.
List your houses with use for
rent. We have calls for rentals ey-
cry day.
WALTER TAYLOR
1504h Jefferson ave.
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SPECIAL

Groom modern house, best plumb
ing; IA lots, east front. beautiful
near 9Th ave. Price $4,000, worth
$4,000. See US Monday.
TIDELANDS
We have the best buy on the flats,
20 acres for $500, Joining property
held at $1,000. This is ground floor
price.
LOTS
We have the best and cheapest
lots on the flats, high and dry. You
can have your garden and fruit on
our lots that we are selling for $3.50
each, that will be worth $500 inside
of year. Terms, $40 down, balance
to suit. Be quick.
II ~ r~zoI o. ~
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O LOTS NO. WASHINGTON ST 1920

Lie almost level, in fine residence
location, between Sixth ave. and
PIT. Defiance lines. A sure money
maker. No lots around less than
$3.50 each.
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s1O5O, 6-ROOM BUNGALOW
ANOTHER NORTH END SNAP

One block from the Point car, east
front, modern, plastered home, at
cost price. Built by owner for own
home. Nobody else could build this
classy home for this money. He
needs money badly; half cash.
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$500 CASH, MARINE VIEW
o ROOMS, 2 LOTS, ONLY $500

Fine view Of water and noun
tains; berries, flowers and vegetab ies
in yard. Probably can be had for
smaller cash payment than $500,
as owner Is moving into a new home
and doesn't need cash.
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4O-ACRE FARM

One-half mile from station, mill,
lake and on county road, good soil
and market; 4 acres in cultivation
4-room, new house, barn, chicken
brood houses-a fine place for the
money. Price only $1,000; "a cash.
nice cleared lots, close to school
churches and stores for only SIPS,
on easy payments Of s25 cash and
$40 month.
III. +. LAWHORN
GA Bernice Bldg.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-10-16

6-room modern house, 10 i'm
proved lots. or less; fruit trees, gar
len, chicken yard; 2 blocks from
street car. Terms " cash. A bar
Eain to party with all cash. 1894
80. Fife.
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WALTER TAYLOR
1504h Jefferson ave.

BUSINESS CORNER, Tacoma av.
and 18th ST., 65X120. Price $4,000;
$4,000 cash, balance 5 annual pay
ments at per cent.
LENNOX TRUST co.
952k Pacific ave.
Remember: Room FOUR
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR RENT

FOR RENT
FOR RENT - 1926 So. NJ, Z rooms
and bath, SIS a month, water
paid. Mcneil & Ellsworth, 6I2
Bankers Trust Bldg.
FOR RENT
FOR RENT-s-room modern house,
excellent condition, 1 block from
9Th avenue, between Cedar and Alder
SITS. $25 per month. ID. ID. Schneider
4o4 Bernice Bldg, Phones M. 34s0.
AS490.
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PICK ME UP

I'll MAKE MONEY FOR YOU
$4,000-Center st. corner, s lots.
street paving paid.
$4,000 S-lot corner below X ST..
close to cable. Old houses
now renting for sac per
month.
$5.000-New 2-story apartment
house, IL lots, close to K
and go. 18th St., renting for
$50 per month.
$5,500-New 2-story store building,
dwelling rooms on second
floor, we'll built, with 3 lots,
on South X st. oar line.
Renting for SEQ per month,
Plenty of room for two more
houses.
$5,500-For a choice B-acre tract,
very close in on a principal
highway. If plated Into lots
lots will bring from $4,000
to $4,000.
$2,000-For lots on o ST., between
So. 9th and nth SITS.
Otto B. Roeder
1871 Commerce ct.
Phone Main 69o2
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FOR SALE

By owner, 40 acres of land, no
gravel. IL acres cleared, house,
an acre. Make an offer; going to
Canada. have to sell 712 So. b 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-10-16

LOTS s200-12TH ST. LINE
JUST BEYOND LEMONS BEACH
on easy terms; good. level lots;
Fourth floor Berlin bldg.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-10-16

FOR SALE-5-acre tract, n clearr
ed and improved; 4-room house and
barn, fruit trees, running water,
Price $4,000. Terms. Address Box
IL, in care Times.
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FOR SALE

Modern 7-Toom house and 21-S
lots, all improvements in and paid
block from car line. Part down,
balance on easy terms. Call at res
idence, ZOOS So. 18th.
THE best buy in Tacoma. New 8.
room bungalow. l block from car
line; price, $1,000; $500 cash, ball
ance easy terms. White q Ander.
son, 2507 Sixth ave.
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CI!I'lI5,III}SSI
First Floor Berlin Bldg.
FRUIT LAND

FRUIT LAND
Owner will sell or trade in Tacoma
lots is acres of first class fruit land
l 4 miles south of Richland, Wash.
The soil is deep volcanic ash The
land sloping gently to the Yakima
river, affording perfect drainage.
For particulars phone Main 1912.
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GEN. MARINA, SPANISH co MMANDER IN WITH
THE MOROCCO RIFFIANS CON FERRING WITH CHERIF
CHA A POWERFUL NATIVE ALLY, ON HIS BATTLE
READY to take the field
II 1t death brgandage
and are freuuen Mo-
Rebellion has just been avoided
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A SNAP, 1880

New, modern. 4-room cottage,
Ideal location, " block from car
line. Lot 64x100; also nice corner,
64x1O0, for sale cheap by owner,
5505 So. Wilkeson.
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Scandinavian Land Co.
Rooms 507-s Bernice Bldg.
A 20 Acre Tract
East of the Bay

only a short distance from
the located survey of the Seattle
Tacoma Short Line. Nice level land
good soil, and some timber on Il,
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Continued From Page One.)
Leach. Adams hit Bush in the
back. Cobb flied to Clarke. Bush
out stealing second, Gibson to
Miller. No runs; no hits; no
errors.
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him?'
Yes" said Jeanne. Il remember
Hal saying something about 1t, but ]
had forgotten it" But the Misses
Lambton smile rather incredulously.
''Of course, dear" murmured Maud.
We'll, there he is, and of course we
must find out who he is! Doesn't Mr..
Bell know?"
Il haven't asked him." replied
Jeanne, simply.
Really" exclaimed Georgina. I'VE
thought Mr. Bell. being the curate-
the clergyman--would be sure to
know. The clergyman ought to know
everybody in the place, oughtn't hep
Not If he doesn't want to, sup
pose" said Jeanne, coollv. But he
will be here directly-then you can
ask him"
"Oh. nc" said Maud, promptly, and
with slight dash of color. 1T is
really of no interest to us-is it,
Georgy--not the slightest. Would be
quite too ridiculous to ask Mr.. Bell"
quite too ridieulous!" murmured
Georgina I'VE only thought you might
know, dear"
4 don't. says Jeanne. in her di-
rect fashion, which equally means!
also don't care"
At this the two Misses Lambton
rise. smooth their muffs, and mince
forward on their high heels to say
adieu. ana almost get clear of the
room. when M~ad, being foremost, is
nearly knocked of her high heels by
Hal, who, rashly concluding that they
have taken their departure, comes
Bursting into the room.
"I-thought you'd gone!" he blurts
out, boy-like. adding insult TO injury.
Hal. " says Jeanne. rearoy'ngly, be
more careful
Very sorry" says Hal, with a deep
tone. and expressive Of injury, Hope
haven't hurt you
"oh, aot at ALL responds Maud.
smiling. with her brigand hat knocked
on one side by the eoneussiou. ana
her whole thin frame totteling on her
high heels-enot in the very slightest.
You'll come to the park tomorrow,
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with Jeanne. won't your
Halls frank face at one grows
dark with dismay
I'll thank you"
dol and you shall teach us to cut
candles and the figure eight, shippers
Georgina.
Halls face grows longer and more
dread stricken.
Thank you'll mean | shall be very
GLAD " he says, in the voice of 1, first
class undertaken.
How kind!'' murmurs Maud, smil'
ing down al him as if he were an In
teresting baby in long clothes.
"Good-by, dear Jeanne, good-by, Mind
you, are not, to ask Mr.. Bell who the
mysterious stranger is? Perhaps he's
a prince in disguised"
And they both laugh high falsetto.
who's THAR" asked Hal. aroused to
interest; ''the man who has taken
Browns diggings?"
Bth nod with well-feigned playful
ness.
yes; isn't it mysterious?'
mot a Bit says Hal, who has all
his sisters direetness; hes an artist.
| saw old Brown take an easel and a
lot Of things eut of his cart. He's
an artist"
"An artist" echoes Maud. in a
tone OF supereilious disappointment.
and with as much contempt as if Hal
had said "a chimney sweep"
"Oh. really, Its too absurd, amt
it. dearg appealing to Jeanne Fancy
our thinking papa ought to call!" and
she laughed disdainfully. It's quite
too amusing. An artist, OF course,
when one thinks Of il, he couldn't be
q gen leman coming to Regis in thel
white
Jeane SAYS nothing.sH stares and
thrusts his hands deep into his
pockets, ami so in another chorus OH
the Park ladies take their
jepa ture.
Hal draws a long breath, which !
eliminates in whistle. and dances
the jov!sl steps Of an emphatic
breakdown
To be continued
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ped of everything eatable so that the
army was compelled to subsist on the
issued rations. For a short time a
few blaekberries were occasionally
found When these patches" were
between the lines OF the two armies
there was sure to be sharp skirmish-
ing to determine who should have the
berries. we must admit that
johnnie" got the lions share as he
past over the ground in retreat before
the boy in blue reached it. Is it a
wonder that you were reduced to the
condition of thoroughly groomed race
horses. or highly trained prize-hght-
ers?
You can every one of you well rec
ollect how the lean muscle lay along
your lank forms till arms and loins
and thighs were coated and cased in
layers Of flesh as tough as the sinews
of a tiger and as durable as strands OF
steel wire. The more than two and
one-half years consumed in your prep
aration had made Of you the equals. if
not the superiors physically, Of any
like number of men ever marshalled
under any flag. Your clear under
standing of the cause you had es
poused proved your mental fitness
So there you were the perfected ma
chimes, the ideal soldiers, the superb
men; the stay, the support and the
pride of a great nation. These state
ments are equally true of the whole
army which sang the praises and
fought the battles of dear old Uncle
Billy" Sherman.
Hardship, privation and danger
were not all there was OF army life
However long the march, severe the
weather. or scarce the rations, some
man was sure to see humorous feat
ure in it al and to present it in SO at
tractive way as to compel all to Tor
get trouble.
On one occasion in the fall of 1862
while on picket duty at LAGRANGE
Tenn, the officer of the guard, Lieu
tenant Hoyt of Company /, was very
much annoyed by firing outside the
lines. Well knowing what was goins
on, he called Corporal Payn and or
dered:
"You take five or six men, go to tbs
plantation west Of yonder woods, ant
if Won find men shooting hogs Or sheer
| b1Ing them in"
Eyes sir! Shall l bring them here
or to the camp?"
Bring them here, sir"
Eyes SIR"
And with the laintest suspicion OF {
wink at the captain of his company
who was officer of the day and stand
ing by, he started briskly away at thu
head OF his squad In the course o
a couple of hours he returned witt
his men each carrying shoat or
sheep. When the lieutenant saw the
procession he was dumb with aston
ishment for a brief moment, theI
thundered:
Corporal What does this mean?
What mean, sir?'
"These hogs and sheep, sir.
ut means that | have been obeyint
orders.
What orders?'
And in the choice York state yer
nacular, found in perfect purity onl!
in a native-born Cataraugus county
man, he replied:
"You told me to go to that ere plan
tation and if | found anybody a
shoosin' of hogs or sheep to bring EN-
in, and thar they be, lieutenant"
Hoyt was irrevocably committed t
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vAGARlES OF THE PARAGRAPH
Err.

Famous financiers are agreed that
prosperity Is on the way. This opiE
ion, however, does not prevent them
from advising the consumer to take
up the study of personal economy.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-09-22

Wright strikes his gait" says the
Springfield Republican. Wherein the
Dayton flyer differs from Zeppelin.
the German. The latter usually
strikes tree.-Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-09-22

Galveston has proved that there is
better food protection in sea wall
than in iniunction.-Kansas City
Times.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-09-22

A Kansas editor aptly describes 4
as "a thing that will do in
a week what a good man will do ia an
hour. Kansas City star.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-09-22

4 Pittshurg girl declares she won
her husband through making a photo
graph of him. Likely enough. how
ever, the brute win say she simply
snapped Washington Herald.
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England Is going to build four 40
ditional 'supsr-dreaduoughts' now
Super-saper -dreadnonghts, Of course.
will be the next advance.
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The Campaign was ended a COM
plete success. The army had coR-
mendable pride in It's victory, the
country was jubilant. The cost IN
men and money had been well high
incalculable, but the authority of the
government was being indicated and
the integrity of the union assured.
From that day forward no intelligent,
well informed man doubted for mo-
mept the final and complete triumph
of the union cause.
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they had but to retire to another.
This knowledge inspired a confidence
in our enemy which was terribly hard
to dispel.
When the federal army was fully
deployed and was confronted at every
point by strong works well manned,
the confidence of the enemy was COM
plete. mistaken, serene. Their army
and the people of the south believed
there was little or nothing for them
to do but play waiting game till the
northern army and people should be-
come disheartened and retire from the
field.
Constant skirmishing along ten
mile battle front for days and weeks,
warming up almost daily to stub
bornly fought battles. the driving in
of the confederate outposts one by
one. forcing them TO abandon their
main works at salient points, finally
them to evacuate their
whole line of works. one after an
other, and in every instance where
sortie was made repulsing them with
severe loss, tended to weaken their
faith, dispel their confidence, and in
spire a respect for Yankee courage
and Yankee skill never before felt by
them.
When sherman commenced his frstl
rotary movement by Withdrawing
from his left and marching the troops
.hus taken to his extreme right over
auping the enemy's left, that part Of
IohAstons army in front Of the aban-
Toned works was highly elated be
ieving retreat had actually been
When. however, a few
lours later the pressure began to bel
cit at Niek-a-Jack creek, the rejoios
ng gave place to chagrin and deep
disappointment. and from that day
neither General Johnston nor his i
lrmv ever recovered confidence ori
heir previous feeling of security.
The federal army became more and
more aggressive. Terrific artillery
fuels were Of daily. almost hourly, I
50 long as the enemy could
eply When our gunners would COLI
inue 10 pound them en- hour or tv.oi