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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-03-05


NE afternoon, while most
"a of US were away from
"a the ranch-house. one of
kUssssszsx4 the cowboys. riding in
f&HIitAs&E from his days outing
HfE9Z1iS4 over the range, brought
word that he had seen
two Whitehall deer, a buck and doe.
feeding with some cattle on the side of
hill across the river. and not much
more than half mile from the house.
There was about an hour of daylight
left, and enc of the foremen. a tail.
fne-looking fellow named Ferris. the
best rider on the ranch, but not an IN
usually good shot, started out at once
after the deer. Ferris found the deer
easily enough, but they started before
he could get standing shot at them,
and when he fired as they ran, he only
broke one of the bucks hind legs. lust
above the ankle. He followed it in
the snow for several miles, across the
river, and down near the house to the
end of the bottom and then back to-
ward the house The buck was a cum
ming old beast, keeping in the densest
cover and often doubling back on his
trail and sneaking off to one side as
his pursuer passed by. Finally it grew
too dark to see the tracks any longer.
and Ferris came home
Next morning early we went out to
where he had left the trail. feeling
very sure from his description of the
from the house, that we would get
the buck; for when he had abandoned
the pursuit the deer was in a copse Of
bushes and young trees some hundreds
of yards across. and in this it had
doubtless spent the night.
When we got to the thicket we first
made a circuit round it to see if the
wounded animal had broken cover. but
though there were fresh deer tracks
leading both in and out of it. none of
them were made by a cripple; so we
knew he was still within. After work
ing some little time we hit on the
right trail. finding where the buck |
had turned into the thickest growth. |
While Ferris followed carefully in on
on toward the outside knowing that |
the buck would in all likelihood start |
up wind. In minute or two Ferris
came on the bed where he had passed |
the night, and which he had evidently
just left: shout informed me that the
game was on foot, and Immediately
afterward the cracking and swapping
of the branches were heard as the
deer rushed through them. ran as
rapidly and quietly as possible to-
ward the place where the sounds seem
ed to indicate that he would break
cover. stopping under small tree. a
minute afterward he appeared, some
thirty yards off on the edge of the
thicket, and halted for second to
look round before going into the open.
Only his head and antlers were visible
above the bushes which hid from view
the rest of his body. He turned his
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-03-05

The b1'ight-colored patch disappeared.
and in our oilskin overcoats in suffi-
cient quantity to make coffee, having
with infinite difficulty started
smoulderlng fire just to leeward Of the
wagon. The horses, feeding on the
soaked grass. did not need water. An
antelope, with the bold and needless
curiosity sometimes shown by its
tribe, came up within two hundred
yards of us as we were building the
fire, but though one Of US took shot
at him, it missed. Our snaps and Oil
skins had kept us perfectly dry. and
as soon as our frugal supper was over.
we coiled up among the boxes and
bundles inside the wagon and slept
soundly till daybreak.
When the sun rose next day, the
third we were out, the sky was clear,
and we two horsemen at once pre-
pared to make Il hunt. Some three
miles off to the south Of where we
were camped. the plateau on which
we were sloped off into a great ex-
panse of broken ground, with chains
upon chains Of steep hills separated
by deep valleys, winding and branch
ing in every direction, their bottoms
filed with trees and brushwood. To
ward this place we rode, intending to
go into it some little distance. and
then to hunt along through it near the
edge.
AS soon as we got down near the
81.
talking. guiding the horses as far as
possible on earthly places, where they
would neither stumble nor strike their
feet against stones, and not letting our
rife barrels or spurs clink against any
thing. Keeping outside of the brush.
a little up the side of the hill, one of
us would ride along each side of the
ravine, examining intently with our
eyes every clump of trees or brush
wood. For some time we saw nothing
but, finally, as we We're riding both to-
gether round the juttlng spur of
steep hill my companion suddenly
brought his horse to a halt and point
ing across the shelving bend to a patch I
Of trees well up on the opposite side Of i
4 broad ravine. asked me if l did not \
see a deer in it. | was of the horse in +
/ second, throwing the reins over his (
mead We were il the shadow of the
Tiff shoulder and with The wind in
,ur favor; so we were unlikely to be
observed by the game. l looked long
md eagerly toward the spot indicated.
which was about q hundred aud TWEEN
y-fye yards from us, but az FIRST coald
zee nothing By this time however
he experienced riainaman who was
With me was satisfied taat lie was
light in his supposid9n ard lie told
ne to try again and lock Tor patel
# red. 7 saw the patch IT once just
through tha bushes lint
houli certainty never have drea,nad It
vas deer il left g myself. Watch
1g it aieati7eiy I soon saw it move
noagh 70 satisfy me- where the head
as; kueeiiug on one knee and las i
rms q little beyond poiiiNlank rsnae)
gliding * tie TOP of 1e portion us
be- Z pulled teser, and the irieat-
olored patch ssnpeared from among
be besaes 'fhe l,n was 4 good one
or On riliHg up 10 tise BRINK O The
iyiHe we saw fine Whitehall buck
ing below us Shot throys just be-
lnd zee sharldc. De was stir In tie
"a eea wiih his anileis IN tlie velvet
j
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-03-05

Estate OF Henry E. Newman, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned
executors Of the win Of Henry +. Newman,
deceased, to the creditors Of and all persons
having claims against the said deceased. to
exhibit them with the necessary vouchers.
within 10 months after the first publication Of
this notice, to the said executors at shoshone.
County OF Lincoln. State Of Idaho
Dated March >, 1909.
4. ]. NEWMAN.
HENRY T. NEWMAN, JR,
Executors OF the VIII Of Henry
+. Newman, deceasee
FRANK T. DISNEY, Attorney for Estate.
Mar 5-26
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-03-05
Rat Fond of Tobacco.

Edward Thompson, d Waterman at
Perth Amboy. \. j., says rat comes
to him every day and gets chew of
tobacco
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-03-05
THE
WHITE }
DEER
EY
THEODORE ROOSEVELT

Copyright, 1885 by G. P. Putnam's Sons
Published under arrangement with G. p.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-03-05

Ne afternoon, while most
of US were away from
the ranch-house, one of
the cowboys. riding in
from his days outing
over the range, brought
word that he had seen
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Ceasisasd HON pags /.

yosucs shall BE- heard wasting nor dsstru
lions within thy bords but hoa shalt call thy Salvation
aud thy gAsss Irasa
The sno shall thy light by day. neither for bh,n.
h. The give light ,hse shall be unto thee
N svsr'astiug light, and Shy God thy glory.
sun shall no 60 thy moon Withdraw It's
III for the Iord thine everlasting light and tbs days of
Shy mourning shalt be ended
Thy people shs be all righteous they shall inherit he
forever branch Of planting the work my ha,
!, NAV be glorGsd. lisa G0-9-l0-ll ** l3ta 81
Herein forth the grandures of HIS kingdom that is
spoken text And grand kingdom people
will all righteous and the officers of the same and HIS
exacters all peace This is the Character Christ shall have
sent in he will the Christ bring
about restitution Tor God has said
Behold vii send you Elijah the prophet tho coming of
\ te great aud dreadful day Of the Lord,
Aaa the children and the
har children their fathers lest sme the
earth with curse. Malachi 4-5-G
And he them Elias verify comsb first and
AL things aud how written of tho Son of
suffer things and DO set 1T noucht ST Mark Ga
Now Christ gives the Mark to Machs prophesv
And refers tho Of the And the scripture
ouocd above from Rev. chapter II plainly that Re
Shall of Christ because Christ said that he
would write his him. which the of and
Christ said this
Bu the Holy Father
things and bring al things remembancs
whatsoever have 81. John 426
remark here that If the Presby Church had
OF they could have easily shown those three young
men they licensed preach Hertca doctrne that they
we're wrong But being themselves in regard to the
u of the they couc teach others their wrong So
hne that all readers may be benefited by hard abor
thai the greatest may be derived from after readers
the other shore over the side of cold
stream. Wep1ay May God be with you ALL Amen.
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Answer to CUES ton
No. II.
QUESTION NO. u,

Ed. CRESSET my eyes are
growing dim with age but l have
been a silent rea,ter of your!
valuable paper for some time.
And have heard yau preach
many more times buS yonr ser.
mon on the following question
aroused my anxiety and l wish
you would please let me ask the
question following in your paper,
Preachers We sit and listened to
the explanation of the Ell. OF
the CREsSET on Sunday the 20 Of
Aug. at 8 O'clock at the Colony
Arbor on this Scripture.
The wicked are e,,rsnge frm the
womb: they go as'ruy as snon as they
are born. speaking lies Palms So 3,
| And could not help but ad
n;ire his version: yet he present
ed a two man theory Now you
ministers who do not believe as
he does, please give Us your ex-
PLANTATION on this scripture
through the Columns of the
CRESSET. so we may Rnow
whether he is right or not. H"lr
me save nv soul. A Far mer
Text,
The wicked are .es'raneed tom ID
womb; they go asirsy as soou Hs l"c
be born, speaking lies. Psaime. ~
This question has been aske'
In manner, that we expecte
some one who claimed to be
minister of the gospel woul
answer. So that the one VIII
asked the question, might /
satisfied; that we were eitht
wrong or that he might kno
that we were right
1t may be that the preache
whose attention has bpen cali
the passage above quoted, a
like one we had the privilege
meeting once. he said that
did not believe that any nan
earth could preach Il serm
from that text, and make il
telligent, so the people ouid |
derstand it. And under the q
man theory this is true. The
can be no explanation given Il
der that theory For under I
theory that Adam in the gard
was the first man. you have eve
little child horn going astray
~oon as theysare born, speaki'
lies. And not only that b
you have them astranged fro
the womb. BY such an explaI
ton as this you would have it
conflic, with what Chris sal
Suffer little children to col
unto me and forbid them II
for of such is the kingdt
of heaven =" Again He ss
"Wh0soever receives one
those little ones in my natA,
cieveth me " And should y
wish to say that this birth i
reference to the new birth
Christ.
We then would do away "
the idea of man changing FRI
a wicked life to a better fife.
would show direct the Gppo'
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\ ~ ~ ttl ~ q tss ~ - ist n - iSlSss
y sse this sohriptars fulfilled
without efpsslas some psher |
part Of God : Word. Hence. VI
asy, that after Sstan Va COST
out Of heaven TO earth, and found
lodging in the heart Of the Great
ed people, And the casting ont
OF satan was before The fall Of
The man In the garden. From
tha. time on the sons Of men
we're nnder the power Of satan.
This made them estranged
from the womb Which left
them IN the state that Paul in
his letter to the Ephe. spoken Of
in this manner:
| That Al ,ha, time 70 were without
Christ being nliens from the common
wealth Of l.ta,l. and strangers, from the
G. yenss,s OF promise. having no hope
and wi'hou! God 10 the world Ephe I'll!
This teaches the reader that
there was a time before Christ's
death tina, the Gentiles 1.-THE ere.
ated mani was without Christ or
hope or God Therefore they
were astranged from the womb
.Ater We have this point
the next thing viii be TO see how
: the wicked could so astray al
: soon as they are born, speakin;
L lies. Ana in order to do this W
will have to find II birth 10
grown people We shall tint
u when and where the entire Gel
tile world, were born anew, tn
y" first thing We shall notice is wht
Isaiah said, please read,
Who hath heard such y thingr VI
!, hath seen such tnipgsy Shall the eat
be made to uring forth in one dsyS
shall \ nation be born nj oucey tai
soon Ms Ziuu lravaivd shs brn"l
ne forth her children Isu CT 4,
I'd Now 10 this we have u biz
cd called for Of u whole nation
IN once. The question then is, W
in this ever accomplished and whe
Evidence is what it takes
. prove any thing, SO we shall !
o the first witness on the star
inorder to get the correct
w swer,othe question above. plea
read,
,o. Verify vrrL, cay unto OF. !
hour ,s coming, aud now Is When
dead sal hear The voice 1T The Sen
'c'i tied ana they that heat shall live.
ho J ,hu $50
~. In thi, we have Il positive
of claration that the dead was he
ix. ing the ,nice OF the son If II
right then while Jesus was ia
ing, the dead was hearing
"" voice. But now the question
zen w5s this referring to those v
or had died for agec back A
at we mustanswer, that II was n
bo # hau direct reference to
Grntiles who was walking arou
Jesus at that time, that b. Y
S"' speaking to, for b" said the ht
Ihe is coTil < and now is, right NJ
the when the dead shall hear
ed voice and shall live, This '
,bo not the mes who war in IT.
grave For he sad,
Mv, ms, ~ ~ h
com ma n a. ~,~rh Is ls rre a
' yrsv shn, hon hiny ca
ho1 And 'ha, come : b tasf -hht
re- don, & dun,o w resnir, elton oi
shd III, ,hs. have dohe se IN .
VIZ ,esutrsc'ion M dsmnnliph. -. Jon
rec 5-ss-os;
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Z He woall 20 assray = soon -
- he wss born into tbis splr,t.
'usl birth spesking lies. So In
sither explanation. yen learn
That the child could not lie.
The little babe in mothers arms
cannot lie, for it cannot talk And
for to apply It To the spiritual
birth. that would not do, for the
man burn into the church must
be new creature. And a chris.
tian. must not lie Hence you see
neither of those explanations
! will do. And this is all the ex.
plantations there il to be given
under the one man theory.
+ Therefore inor der to under.
stand God 5 eternal truths, and
purposes; We will have to look IN
some other direction. for an ex-
PLANTATION. For this we will have
to take up The two men theory.
Then the tir,t question that
must arise Is. who does Gnd have
reference to when he said, THE
wicked is est'anged from the
aomby" We must answer, that
: it is the sons Of men The ue
!, cendehts Of the men that is spuk
en- of in the sixth chapter Of Gen
who were the decepdents OF tn,
man created ~ the sixth da,
SPOKEN oi IN the LIST, chapter q
=, ten. 25-27 verses:
! Those people the wis, ma
!, spoke OF them in this manner:
snln IN minr hear, cunCtrning u
cs'ntt NJ the sous Of men that Go
~ NJ yh, manifest them and Il nj they mig
10 see ,hN .hey themselves ate beasts
Do Eccle, BIS
er Now this sam people who Il
Nv wise man said were number,
with the beasts, and that &,
- might some day manifest the
W. is the characters spoken of
IRE our Text For He says:
W 10 ye indeed speak righteousness
ne congregalion 10 ye jl1ge upr,gmb
on yc sons OF men.
ION Yea. Ia hem, We work sikcdnrs
in weigh he violence OF yuur hands in
,afjb. PANS. 5S-i-2
IN
Now we have the link IL
couples TIE characters spoken
in our text t. the sons " III
ba spoken Of i" Eccle. 3-ls W
a, were numbered with The beas
~ And j ,ins them with the sons
as men who is spoken If in the :
ne tn chapter Gen. VITO the sons
nut G3d mingled up with and to
I'M the. daughters of men spok
ia, f in this sixth chapt
IT, whic caused God 10 grieve
i'd. the heart and repented that
me had ever made man. 81 eau
lot the sons of God TOOK, the daue
Oh tiers of men to wife. And
aiu reason for this was, that I
o' men spoken of was very wick'
they were estranged fron I
INC womb They e, as'ray as 81
in as thy be bonn .sp' aking h
This We understand could
it'll be little children for they can
ON speak nor talk fnr two or tn
+. years after they are bnrn
:. Knowing this to b. fact
'' must look to some other SOU
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Is ihle iS ~ y 1. II
n ~ grtSoo = 4 = I! l|9Z u ''s!!
camen9 ior : 4 s1l
ma Wi'sh - u n s y I; 4
"a. then W VII know yIlytA} &sssr,
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& x IA 10 q 81 81 81 X n
so We ANAL TEA Nh. =.
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Asd bebsld. ~ vs.l oisbs isnuas ~
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Ara 'ns s'aves Nss ops's0; ~ 4
00. 49, q.
=. s., ..c,,o. mi v.,, ,r,o .he holy elsy
=, nan
=. .a, 40 NJ {,
Now We have the very time
ha,,, ,,,.;,,,, -. horn.
Ia \
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49,. -, .,.u H.. ,o,.,h., with NJ
dead body shall the, ari.s, Awake md .ins -
'na' aNe". wv ~ s..a
W -
Nv" We Wv 49,
, ther PROOF III when Wno'e uu
. to-, si.ould hp horn they arose
r..
W."
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IS.
''' y" 49,, ~, :, .,.a ,u,o the
spirit. In prison. I Peter. s-ip,
" He preached - the spirits in
nr;son while his body laid in the
IL ,r,,chre And Mt his resurrec.
At ..4 sou.. Ana row
~
no we s"a'' l're'eh' W wa
III 1.-The power 'hat brought '''e'n
or forth, please read;
II, In, now in Christ Jesus ye who 'o"e''" o.
~, we're Tar ON are "''' MT" W ''' 0"0' y
''f'"
IN ''' 'e v ""' ,s"'e' WV "' '',n. ..n .
a.,,,,,,n n.,w.onn rnno e-,a-u
Mon ,,uo i, ,ho .ic,,.a TIM,
an
nj "e"' ""' ." ~
to porn ll'eS ho~-"as ''ea'e'
,ut anew in Christ Jesus 'htS nov
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-05-22

lo the Holy Ghost and TO US"
When there is certain union OF the
Holy Ghost and the Church there can
be No mistake made
Another thing 10 note is. the church
in Jerusalem called circumcision one
ui the uuHccr,s ary things when il said
the only requirement 1t would make
WAS the following necessary things
Then
Ns - specifies them GsO Do
not identity yourselves with the hea-
then. DO not support the heather
priesthood by buying their portion OF
meat sacrifices C1nd) Keep the old
law. and abstain from blood tSh
Eat nothing ont vt the body oi which
the blood has 80, been drawn away:
C'thngs strarglcd.l t4thi Pnl'u-
iiHu by 'cru'inu,nr,>.
I, va, 70 wise letter 1t settled the
'aw i1r the tnurch oi Christ ipr many
wears
+, did uuI stop controversy In
christian Jews ,'i'l used against the
bound men q, the past But a new
Christian, the narrow hisutry which
day had dawurd The march oi Chris.
liau liberty had begun
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-05-22
Rheumatic
Pains

my mother is a great suf-
ferer from rheumatism, and DR..
Miles Anti-Pain Pills is the only
remedy that relieves her."
MRS. G. DAVENPORT,
Royceheld, N. ].
The pains of rheumatism are
almost invariably relieved with
DR.. Miles Anti-Pain Pills. They
also overcome that nervous irri-
tation which prevents sleep be-
cause they soothe the nerves. To
chronic suffers they are invalu-
able. When taken as directed,
they relieve the distress and
save the weakening influence OF
pain, which so frequently pros
trates. Many sufferers use them
whenever occasion requires with
the greatest satisfaction, why
not you? They do not derange
the stomach nor create a habit.
Why not try them? Get a pack
age from your druggist. Take it
according to directions, and If
it does not benefit he will return
your money.
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Prices Specials

We have made preparation for sale OF scasonabe
goods much less than regular price instances will sell
goods less than they usually bought for by most store keepers
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State OF Ohio, City OF Toledo. ,
Lucas County. !

Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
is senior partner OF the firm OF +. J
Cheney & Co, dong business in the
City of Toledo, County and State
aforesaid, and that said firm will pav
the sum OF ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for each and every case OF Ca
tarrh that canont be cured by the use
OF Hall Catarrh Cure. --.-
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Swohn to before me and subscribed
in my presence, this 9th day OF Decem-
Der, A. D. 1896. A. w. GLEASON.
(SeaD Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter
nally, and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces OF the system
Send for testimonials free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o,
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Taye Halls Family pills for consti-
patton.
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rArER WILL IMPROVEMENT

Mr.. l. Day Carter. OF Cecil Paper
Mills. On the Little Elk. is putting up
steam rotary boiler for boiling and
bleaching ray, which is a great I'M
proycmcnt on the old method in the
saving OF time and labor. He has now
in operation four engines, each OF
about ten horse power, and uses 1000
pounds 81 stock daily. The water
power at the mill J., - feet iall, but
both steam and water power are used
in driving the machinery. This was
the first paper mill started in Cecil
county. and was built by the late Rob
crt Carter. father OF the present pro-
prlctor.
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KILLED BY CARS.

Two cpiorcd men, George Nlcn, OF
Elktuu, and James Roberts. formerly
at bohemia Manor. were run over by
ears on the railroad and killed, near
North East on last Saturday night.
They were on their way To- Elkton
from Carpenter, Point fishery, and
were probably intoxicated \ story
wa, aHoa, that they lad been murder
cd and placed on the track. but there
doe. not appc. 10 be any basis ior the
rumor
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ROLD ROBBERY AT NORTH
EAST,

On Wednesday evening, while Mr..
Samuel Roberts. agent at the North
East railroad station. was at slipper,
the ticket office in the building was
entered and robbed OF S23 in cash.
MIR Roberts thinks he bolted all the
doors. except the one he went out by.
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NEW STAGE LINE.

Mr.. Thomas Langstroth, oi North
East. has started a passenger stage
coach between that village and the
Brick Meeting House II passes every
day through Zion and Bay View, in
time to meet the cars from Baltimore
or Philadelphia, and will be great
accommodation to the people OF that
section Of the country.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-05-22
LUMBER FROM PORT DEPOSIT

ON Monday the following vessels
arrived at Georgetown, y C., with
lumber from Port Deposit Schooner,
IT, and ]. Nicld. Cawscy master, OIL
500 icct. Osccola. Bee, 1900 feet;
Butterfly. Hubbard, 10000 feet; Rob
crt Franklin, Clark, 10000 feet; Rob
or, Haley. Mitchell. iI4.ooo feet;
Splendid Palmer, 5000 feet.