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TrRBETT-Ai Port wstsonsiIIe ca.
James NJ. beloved -ou II John =. and
Mary Drrhatt tnee bowling. tH Con.
gress street
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cHARLEs-suddenly. on October !

ie19 al his late residence. 81 Park
hurst street. Peter Charles. -
Relatives aud friends, also sane
Lodge, No. s.. +. & A.. M; IN
Forbes. No. 50. q. s.. G. and al 9tnsn
organizations of which deceased was
q member are kindly invited to at
tend the funeral services at cen
trail NJ. l.. Church CMarket street.,
Wednesday evening. OCTOBER -. al
s o'clock. Interment at the Gun
venience of the family.
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STTSSiE-At lrTinrion. an October =.
1912. MARY 4. beloved wife - Henry
Stussie lnee Monaghan nt Der late
residence. - Weliand axen1e.
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fYNcU-Enterea into rest on Mon
dsv. October 81. 1912. Nary Lynch.
2 beloved wife OF the late Thomas
Lynch. Q Hartford street
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BECK-At Elizabeth, Y. J., on October
81. 1912. John r. Beck, jr.. husband OF
Helen and son of John X. aud Annie
Beck. aged % years.
Relatives and friends. also member
of General Runyon Council Jr. q. I;
\. NJ. are invited to attend the iunerat
from his late home, 1858 East 9fan'
street. Elizabeth, n. J.. on THURSDAY
October "a. at $50 a.. m. thence 10 me
Church of che Sacred Henri, where a
High Mass of Requiem Will be cele-
brated for the repose of his soul II
terment In The Cemetery OF Inc iio''
SeDulchre,
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WE can sell or exchange your farms, coun
try homes or estate. County Department
LOUIS SCHLESiNGER, Inc. Essex build
ing.
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pwELLINa HOUSES mo- LEN.

EIGHT-ROOM HOUsE-AH improvements
for reasonable rent; location. % State St.
East Orange. Inquire at same address.
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CoLIGAN-On October 2e, 1912: at her
residence. 1875 Thomas street, MARY
4 beloved daughter of the iate
Patrick and Mary Coligan.
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S~PILLANE-on October ~ 1879. Mar.
beloved daughter NJ the late John and
Bridget Spillane
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SFXT0N-At Orauge. y T. Tuesday
October 80 1917. bridget sexton, widow
IF Cornelius Sexton
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.


STREET PAHING. GRANT; AH *
PAVING. LAwToN STREET PAVING. ,
Notice is hereby given that the COMMITS
sioners heretofore appointed by the Mayor
OF the city of Newark to make an estimate
the land and real estate in the CITY of Nav.
ark peculiarly benefited or damaged by any
local Improvement In the said city in pro-
portion as nearly as may be to the advan-
tage each was deemed to have acquired,
have made an estimate and assessment Of
upon all the owners of usi'' he lands sudssi sni
real estate in the city of Newark peculiarly
benefited or damaged by each of the follow
ing improvements in said city, namely: !,
SALEM STREET
feet south of South Orange avenue TO Rock
land terrace, approved July u. 1912.
ALPINE STREET..
from Frelinghuysen avenue to Elizabeth ave.
nue., approved April Z. 1911.
GRANT AVENUE.
from Peshine avenue 70 Hunterdon street.
approved February 0. 1912.
fAWToN STREET.
from Peshine avenue TO ITunterdon street,
approved February .. 1912.
said assessment comprises all lots, tracts
and parcels of land and real estate liable to
be assessed as aforesaid. lying on both sides
ALPINE STREET,
from Frelinghuysen avenue TO Elizabeth ave.
nue.; on both sides of
Grant AVENUE.
from Peshine avenue to Hunterdon street,
OH both sides of
LAWTON STREET,
from Peshine avenue to Hunterdon street.
including Nos. 3s7 and 3S1 Peshine avenue
and Nos. S4S and $40 Hunterdon street, and
have filed their reports of said assessments
for benefits and damages in the office OF thu,
clerk OF the Circuit Court Of the county Or
Essex. and that the judge of said court has
fixed Saturday, the twenty-sixth day of Oc-
tober. 1912. at ten o'clock in the forenoon.
in the Circuit Court room at the Court
House. in the city of Newark. as the time
and place of hearing any objections that
may be made to the said assessments.
Dated October 81. 1912.
HERBERT BOGGS.
oct21-5t City Attorney.
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BANZHAF-on October II. 1872, at his
mothers residence. 81 Norfolk street,
Joseph w, beloved son of the iabe
Jacob and Barbara Banzhut, aged "
years . months.
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HERBERT BoGGS.
oct21-5t City Attorney.


NOTICE OF INTENTION-Board of Street
and Water Commissioners.
Pursuant TO a resolution adopted by tbs
Board of street and Water Commissioners
of the City of Newark, at a m~eeting-held
the seventeenth day of October, 1912, and ap-
on the eighteenth day of October, 1912. puhilc
notice is hereby given that IL is the inten-
ton OF the Board Of street and Water Com;
by virtue of provisions Of the act entitled
'tAn Act to Revise and Amend the Charter
18th. 1857. and the supplements thereto. and
the act creating the Board of Street and
approved March 2sth. 1891 and other public
laws of the State of New Jersey. to order
and cause the construction of an eight t)
NORTH THIRTEENTH STREET.
from the terminus of the present sewer about
800 feet south of Second avenue to Third ave-
house connections TO the curb line, in ac-
cordance with the provisions of Chapter 1o7
of the State laws of 1896. and to be used for,
house sewage only.
Such persons as may object thereto are
Wine 70 the clerk of said board at III,
office of the Board of Street and Water
Commissioners, City Hall, Newark, on, or
before the expiration Of six days from date
BY direction of the Board of Street and
Water Commissioners of the City Of Newark,
NJ. r. SHERRERD,
Chief Engineer,
PUBLIc NOTICE is hereby given that the
following ordinance has been passed by
the Board Of Street and Water Commission
ers and approved by the Mayor of the City CT
Newark. and pursuant to Chapter IS OF tho
State laws of 1909, is hereby published by
title:
An ordinance to provide for the grading.
curbing and tagging of
AVENUE.
from North Seventh street to North Eighth
street.
Passed October II, 1912.
II. b. O'CONNELL,
President OF the Board Of Street and Water
Commissioners.
WIN. e. GREATHEAD.
Clerk Of the Board.
Approved October Is, 1912.
JACOB HAUSSLING.
octlD-5t MAYOR.
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SHANAHAN Ca October - 1919
Patrick. beloved husband n annie
Shanahan. ~ Warren street, Harrison
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HARROLD@on Sunday. October ~.
Charles. beloved husband OF MARY
Harold lnee Beuneta.
Relatives and friends are respeSlI
from his late residence. 163 Warren
street. Wednesday. October 2a, AT =
a, m. to st. Patricks C~atheaIal;
where q High Mass OF REQUIEM VII
be offered for the repose OF his soni.
Tntermsnt in the Cemetery OF the
Holy Sepulchre.
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sFBRING- suddenly. al his residence (.
Gates avenue. Moutclair. \. T.. oetpt,el
81. 1912. Richard Runrnn Sebrias IN
his sixty-sevruth year.
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WooD-tn ihi. eitr. On oaipher - 1e1z
Marlin. beloved husband ~ MsrEsref
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN CHANcERY OF NEW JERsEY-To
Sterling S. Harvey:
BY virtue OF an order OF the Court of
Chancery Of New Jersey made on the dav
Of the date hereof in a certain cause where u
Ethel NJ. Harvey is petitioner ana you.
Sterling s. Harvey, are defendant. you are
required 70 appear and plead, answer or de-
nlur 70 petltloner's petition on or before tina
thereof such decree will be taken against yo1
as the chancellor shall think equitable and
lust. Inc object Of said suit is to obtain a
decree OF divorce dissolving the marriage be-
tween You and the petitioner.
Dated September 80, 1912.
w S. BLACK,
Solicitor of Petitioner,
oct15, %, 20, nov5 Newark N ].
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~. Y. METROPOLITAN RESI-
beautiful. modern, 1S-room
residence, detached. all modern improve
nlents; considered the, p%rettiest residence in
the State-sonic call IL the bird cage resi-
dence-wfth capaeious chauffeur and coach
man house. auto or coach house and stabling
Tor ten horses: 24x135 IT.. overlooking lower
New York city. the Brooklyn Bridge and
New York Bay: on Jersey City Heights, 25
minutes via tube ttunneD to Hudson termi-
mai. downtown in New York, to 80 minutes
TO Thirty-third street. or 20 minutes by auto
and ferry: The two properties are on a cor
ner equal TO eight city lots: whole prop
erty $40, 1000: to a cash buyer one-third can
remain ON mortgage. Sold separately, the
residence and five city lots. 500, 900: the
coach or garage house and three city lots,
100000. e. s. WELLS. 706 Grand ST.. Jer-
eeN CITY. ". j.
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ESSEX COUNTY ORPHANS COURT-On
me application of Anne NJ. Rodgers. Cd $
ministratriX of James Rodgers, deceased, for
ssaNe to sell lands to pay debts. Order to
anne M. Rodgers, administrator of James
Rodgers. deceased, having exhibited TO this
court under oath a just and true account Of
me personal estate and debts of said de-
estate or James Rodgers is insufficient to paw
DIS debts and requesting the aid OF the court
~ me premises on the fourth day of October
WI y Is ordered that all perrons inter,
ested IN the lands. tenetnents ana real.
pear before the court at the Court House.
"a me city or Newark, on the sixth day Of
why SO much Of the said lands. tenementa
nereultaments and real estate OF the, said
lanes kodgefs: deceased. should not be sold
~ WI ne SUFFICIENT to pay hts debts or tho
tca'ohe thereon as such cause may require.
H3N- OSBORNE.
Isaac Shneitbal.
S,lrrneate. .c,a n
EA N4rNt. ~ ~
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oANs-MonTGAGEs

HAVE clients desiring second mortgages
Law Offices OF WILLIAM HARRIS. Ma.
tonal State Bank building. $40 Broad 1t.
MONEY TO loan on FIRST mortgage and also
on building and loan mortgages. HUGr
WOERNER. $40 Broad st.
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Il pays 70 shop in Newark. The
proof Is in The Star adj. columns
every day.
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GARAGE TO LET.

BERGEN ST, 204-Stable and garage; two
stalls and place for auto; rent reasonable,
Inquire PROGRESSIVE INVESTMENT CO..
500 Broad St. Globe Bldg.
ELEVENTH AV., ~134-Garage. room for TIVE
cars. Inquire PROGRESSIVE INVEST,
MENT CO.. 500 Broad St. Globe Bldg
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O'pRIEN-on October n tai2 ~ TIE
Essex Comfy Tuberculosis HespituA-
soho. y. L.. Edward. snu n tho late
.Tamos and Elizabeth o.Bricn. late n
ti5 sheffield street.
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HEAREY-on October 20. 1912, Mich
oias Hearey-
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RNAN-On October - 1872 at his late
residence. III Bergen avenue. kearnF-
Thomas. beloved husband If Elizabeth
Ryan tnee Degnan1. 2 ~ years.
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APARTMENTS. ROOMS AND FLATS
TO LET.

GARDEN AND MeWHORTER sTS.-Three
rooms, newly decorated; rent $40
SOUTH FOURTEENTH ST., 75S-Five rooms
and bath; rent reasonable.
AV.,i 204-Six rooms and bath.
ready for occupancy.
BELMONT Az. 462-Fiv light rooms; rent
reasonable; viii decorate 10 suit. See Mrs.
Sturn, second floor.
BANK ST. 147-First floor; rent $40. See
Mrs. Names.
HAWTHORNE Az. 5l7. cor. Leslie ST.
Six rooms and bath; all improvements. in
GLIDING electric light. separate heaters;
special Inducements; rent $16-s1S.
TER, 97-Eight rooms in two
family stucco house; rent $50. Inquire of
PROGRESSIVE INVESTMENT CO.,
500 Broad St. Globe Bldg.
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RANKIN-At Princeton. \ j.. on sun
day. October 20. 1912, William Rankin.
In his l03d year.
Funeral services will ne held N The
residence Of his son. Edward : Rankin
No. ISL High street. Newark. y. J.. On
Wednesday. October y. a. . %. m. In
torment IN Mt. Pleasant Cemetery.
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FACTORIES. LOFTS, ETC, TO LET.
LOFTS
WITH POWER AND STEAM HEAT.
46 LAWRENCE ST.
WASHINGTON WILSON
OFFICE or desk room or two connecting
rooms; good location; possession immedi-
ately; rent reasonable. c. @. MORROW. 500
Broad st.
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SIS October ~. 1912. at his resi-
dence. 100 Bowery street. Arnold NJ
beloved husband of Josephine 49,
snee Fnr1 and son Of the late Joseph
n Anna Hess.
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c. !. KIERAN.
REAL ESTATE-INSURANCE-LOANs
Est. 1884. % CLINTON ST. Phone $3.50 Mkt.
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yoHSSoN-At St Niichael's Hospital,
on october % 1872 Joseph. beloved
husban nd OF Mary Elizabeth Johnson
1nee Schwartz1.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-25
STATEMENT TO SHOW
ROSWELL COURT HOUSE
COST ABOUT $151, 900

Roswell. ~. NJ. Dec. 2I.--ln q Few
days the detailed statement Of the
cost Of the new county court house
the finest In the southwest will De
given Go the public by the board at
cunuty commissioners. W. VI. Atkin.
son, chairman of the county CumfniS-
slpnors. has been working on the
statement, giving the nHmber of ey-
cry warrant issued and showing what
II was used for aud tu what account.
The statement viii show that the
building cost less thyu &iIi,5OO. In
Guiding heating rlr,trNrnl supplies,
fixtures aud work, plumbing aud all
extras, architect and the sNVprintvnd
"ut fees II viIl HI-u show ,that he
iuil cost less thuu t2i.5OO, Including
everything.
II Will show that everything Is paid
for excepting the balance due the
architect, S1474. which will be paid
at the regular session In january.
The only thing against the court
house and jail VIII be the bond issue
OF sl2i,O00 which the people voted
Although IA" cost II more than the
AlZ6,O0O bond Dsuo tn" bills are an
paid, they have much better btIiid-
Ing "A pride to the state and IN" Inn .
p"rial county Of Ihavrs -- the over
cost abov"' IA" original bond issue viii
not ncc"ssliat" any extra taxation.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-25
Big Modern Plant at Pecos
Valley City Means Rapid
Development; Boosters Plan
for 10000 Population in
Year 1915.

N'''7'"' "'V"" 'I wv
the markings Htu no" mere ana the
h'Nclhpment OF 10" country found
hb"ut Artesla, w. On.
The forces that arc making for
this 10, 400 In 10. nave hDou al work
IN ArtrAia for sr,rrl months; thous-
ands Of dollaFs pp.. already been eN-
pended In puti.ur 'hos" forces to
work aud thor. .ud. more will be-
expended befor, ... Development b.
under mil head t. The develop.
urut win be au electrical develop.
in,nt aud publIr ,.ulpTiRe the force
that ig impcIlius urs" other forces.
Electricity IN tined to be TN"
most important Sol. frr loo IN" develop
rr,ui at whnt .,r. 90 one time
RnuAu az deAcrt .lrIs. and that Gu
Was recognized u. John @. Keys
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-25
JEFF" levy Has $50. 1000 OvcrcOat.

Washington. -. c.. Dec. a. Repre-
sentative Jefferson NJ. Levy, OF New
York who owns Monticello, the VIZ
ginla home OF Jefferson, and lot Of
other things OF historic and intrinsic
value. has a $4,000 ovcrroat.
The coat 10 sable and MI Levy has
promised TO appear in II when the
thermometer drops to "A proper degree.
The members at the New York dele
CATION are waiting nnxIonsly for the
drop.
Mr.. Levy admitted today that he
had the coat. thai IL IL worth $50. 900
and that II In about the finest piece OF
sable In existence, when asked
whether ho bought the garment OF
whether II WAS present from q
friend. Mr.. Levy replied. coyly;
An, that In the question. II you
only knew from whom I got tho coat
YOU would he surprised"
whether tho coat was a Hlt from j.
y. Morgan, one OF Invy'S constituents
tho sultan OF Turkey or the Duke OF
Sutherland. two gentlemen In whose
acqualntanceS Mr.. Lsvx Tevels, ls a
much Inootod question.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-25

ohio I1rrccs.-Small lots OF ohio
Nr,,, WuuIs have been EUlu this week
bon an masking % Ilr total 90 """l s"lu.
ohio has been sold, 80 cents h"lnE Tue
rnpintIuu made Some l&I,OOO
mounds ut ONO i'm" uu"ashcd has
ALSO changed hands ut - cents. O'h"r
yuI,e utr pending ana WIN doubtless
h closed ai current rate.
Nlrhlgan---AboW 5G.oDb pounds
nr Michigan thrtr.,Irhths ana quarter
hl"ud .voul u" u'nuti"d SOLD, hIIhg
my rpm .I's u'ulS sam" NM ""niN
- Also h,luy offered bat ~ Htl"h
L a. reported.
Ot yuriuus lut. col quarter ana ihi''.
dphths WlHyuusus and other I""r"s
are reported az 80 cents.
,tIcuiiy nh uf the minor ""HI-
crn mITKots ur" understood 10 nave
been cleaned uul "i medium f""c"
woods.
puIhh WOol~--lJrtl" new business
f. reported here uhi4 week In pulled
WoulH Some Sew YORK pull"rs VINO
ar" not contracted "unSd"fhh''
ways ahead have priced their D"r"m'
her woods. asking - r"niH tor ia
T,rtIi,fit.4 49, ruu4doTHhlr quarter
and thrr"-righlhs hl"ud territory
wool has b"rlr dispps"d ut ms week,
including more or l"ss Soda springs
wool At 90 cents \liuE"thcr IN the
neighbnrhuud Of iuu.upu pounds have
changed hands ~ that prlr". Hair
blood MuntnnHs are sim dull al
though u little has moved at 20 cents.
some 10000 pounds 90 iuo staple
Montana brought - cents
Some original woods have a-so been
gold this week, including about la0,-
Unu pounds st miscellaneous IN when
certain Idaho wuola ar" estimated 10
have cost on IA" clean basis about
g. cents.
Territory woods ere lnr nom pl"n-
IIuI IN the market tudlN en- estimate
Of "a, 81 the heading dvaoIs 40 g.
IA" quantity left being l5,oOO,poO
pounds The selection now available
Is ikrwis" naturally puur.
TcNn~--Salrs 81 fan Texas have
been made this week, although not
extensively. Dur Lot "l about lOU,O"V
pounds brought ~ cents ON clean
basis und u lot of about 10000 ponnds
H. estimated AT u fun AN cents.
CnIliOrnia---lIruu Tor California
WOOL has boon limited. Some norm
.,Tu california spring ana t"clN'-
months Wuul h reported sofa lhla
week 1T private terms, about hily
bllvs hrlug in the lot.
StrlurCuS--Ihc puNlllun 81 S'"uItN
woods has hardly changed during the
week. secured fan Texas has been
offered al 5OMil cents Some deal
rrS want "A full 90 cents for thclr
fine territory scuur"ds, but the trad
ing basis for fine scuurcdH ~ prop.
ably nearer IS cents, Eastern u
suprrs are quoted at 52dr53 cents for
average white stock, white westerns
are uuutable NJ asa 80 cents, whle
A hs.lh La "A
cents.
NUlIs-Therc has been NO partlcu-
lar change in the market for n0lls:
Quarters are held at about 52W 90
cents for good average stock with de-
mHnd moderately good.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-25
Veteran FrOntiersman and Buffalo Hunter
May Be Made Oklahoma .. S. Marshal

old comrade to the end and helped
MIN IN his last days, for fortune had
been unkind to Thomas and he was
poor. possibly In want. The people
nr had served had forgotten him.
Sow Democratic president has
made II possible for Tllghmnn to be-
come United states marshal, but In
stead ot three. there viii be only two
pf tn., old gunrdsmtn. Madsen at TINS
tim, is .hior deputy In the office OF the
United states marshal a. Guthrie.
under sl..I service. lie Is an expert
Accountant .. a"Il ~ an expert man
hunter. lax, Tushman, he Is u crack
shot ..'h DnA siNshpoirr and Win
chester.
For many .rpfs #tru TtlPhmnn
ranged oklahoma. southwestern Kan.
sis ana the Texas Panhandle. long
before oklahoma MAS opened Fl" SOFT
tl"incnt, he was q buffalo hunter So
living man has killed more hnfa."
tnan Tilghmnn. He has preserved iH"
rife 10" used in those days Twir" 'n"
fining A.ts worn smooth by continuous
USE uud f"bUr"d. when the butfnlo
grew ir"rr 100 number ana hunting
them for market ~ longer profitable.
Tughmau turned 90 hunting deer ana
wild turkeys 10 iUo Glass mountains.
I'm northeastern Oklahoma frrghtug
tho game tu me railroad lnd shipping
1t a. tho larg, cities
ia tho sUs TuRhm1n ~ts la.rr '.'r
uar.hn ~ Dpdgr CIjy, Kan fu'
tuNu WIS ~ wild ~ d MnIH hHf' DO
lhuyr days. lint Mastersuu, i.un"
ehur, aud wyatt Erp were adding 200
the population 81 Boot mn" Th"ug .
engaged u many gun fights 40 D"lr'
CItg auI elsewhere In the cattle um.
town TIIghmnn was never wounded.
H. ua. pprnr q charmed lii".
NouudF would mistake Tllphman f"r'
n u,r,l,Hs mon. lie Is cool ana de-
Iin,r.i. lu his manner. and rar"rIN
talks ~ his pat. sal" 10 friends. u"
b.. 90 strong. nrmly set JAS, sud 10
,,.,f.Iltr gray eye that never sn,iif
.uil bprrg lik" an aug"r.
aIddsru is % Dame dc"p.rh"si"d,
.u.uug fellow, bat terror iva battle.
off, Fought Indians lur years as 20 s"l-
..r loo tho regular army long h'."T"
%. wyklod uu mis- gun. 4" ithl "''