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Evening journal., 1912-07-23

For Cetting word TO those who are
interested in your work, your realty.
your rooms that you have for rent.
your advantageous business propo-
.itions-reaching them quickly an,
at small cost-the Wants are at your
service.-Ady.
Evening journal., 1912-07-23
CARPENTERS.

II AVE YOU A HOUSE TO RENT NOW
III paying you S12.0O. nsve IL fixed up and
make u pay you $1,000 per mOrtn $40
nii now may save you $4,000 later Con
suit me, can put money "A you pocket.
M Nh Nt.r = lEAiS Carpenter anu t4lutr.
SOC Orange St. city sp9-n
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Il OR RENT - NICELY FURNISHED
II rooms, with OF without board. No. IO5
French street. iy23-1m.
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HELP WANTED.

-s~~.~s7~---.-~---'---7~ ,,,t,rcsf
w ANTED - EXPERIENCED RIBBON
w weavers Piece work, can make @lo
per week but are guaranteeing SIS per
week of So hours Married people pre-
forfed. Schaum & Whlingor High speeu
double deck looms Apply by letter only TO
Virginia Silk Company, Inc, South kich-
mond Va. iy1S.u.
II OYS AND GIRLS WANTED AT THE
Is Jute Works. Ia years old anu upward.
s.esdy work. Apply Wilmington NILS over
llth 81. Bridge. mAou
Evening journal., 1912-07-23

! Deserved progress is within the
reach of all who would get out of the
rut and make use of the Wants in
starting them in bigger. broader
helds.--Adv
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ROCFERS.

~ ARIEL AND COLE, ROOFING ANIL
II spouung roof painting specially
eansfaction guaranteed. Estimates given
SIS King s. f27-u
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t. .ANTED HOUSEHOLD GOODS.

~-~r~-f~re-e--e~e~~->s, - ,--.,, D.. d, =
II IGHESr SPOT CASH PAID FOX ALL
Ill kinda II household goods. Isaac y.
haines, Christiana, Del. Send postal, OF
telephone 10 Newark, Del mlt-u
ID ERGER PAYS MORE THAN OTHER
ID deaiers TO- ylur once furniture anu
..ouseho.d goodp You're nE money II you
don't sell 10 aim. postal W. bring our
buyer there with the ready cash. Berger. Srd
shipley D. & 4. pnone 5ii3.A. ml5-tf
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BUSINESS NOTICE.


Nj HLINERY REDUCED LESS THAN
Nl one-half Mourning goods at short
notice. Specially on lingerie Children's ana
"u'1%oSiS 3yas.sas5. ''''' ''' a. & L. JENNY.
q TANLEY sILKA, TAILOR, CLEANS,
- presses. dyes, scours and repairs
Ladies' and Gents Suits. Nintl ana
Pine streets, Wilmington. ID. A. phone
s5es. iy22-lm.
TNRANK J. PYLE. CARPENTER AND
Il builder. Jobbing OF an kinda. Window
and door screens. No. Il5 snipley street
Phone 20ia, d. q A. iyls'lm'
II ANARO AND MAssARo. NO. WEST
Sixth street. Ladies' and Gents Hat
and Shoe Cleaning Parlor. jyl''lm'
TNUtL LINE or vIOTROLAS AND VIC.
Il tor records az Robelen Piano Company
40 Market street. Easy payments. iys'lm'
AZ EssENGER STORAGE HOU1l.
NA clean, light, well-vcutilated.
m25.t ts.tf. GIL WEST FRONT ST.
ERED Ia soRTE. THE REL TIE
II fruit dealer has opened stand at 62l
Of fruits, vegetables, hsh and claus.
Everything In season iye'im-
II XPREss TO HIRE-MovING AT ALL
- a
Cnarles Gilbert, Elsmere Del. D. & A..
phone, 5772.L yo'lm-
D,RAND OPENING, BERG, 21i WEST
" Seventh street. Tho up-to- date La.
dies tailor. Suits made 70 order and
guaranteed 20 ft. We also do cleaning,
pressing aud repairing AN work at lowest
prices. Work called Tor and delivered d. a
A. Phone AHA lu24-2mo
AVN MOWERS sFARPENED. WIRING
i ers and carpet eNeepers repaired. j.
SCHWElZEk. be5 W. Front -. Both
phones meV'n
IF YOu WANT TO SELL YOUR CLOTHES
call np lRsac 0iObs, SOS tiench -.
D. A. phone No. 1895 ana he will call
for them. ta'u
ID EST ROAST DINNER rs THE CITY, 25c
- sirion -iehkc, cue WsS .vu uAc tncin,
-sc Homemade pies a tpecieity. Eleven
yeara m busInss must mean satisfactory
serviee LOPER'S 2i5 W 2nd 81 n7-tf
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PAWN RROkERS

NJ HARRIS co, i2O s is6 MARKET
III. ST. Money loaned az lowest rate OF IN
terest on an goods Of value. Old gold and
silver bought. m6.3m
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

---->~~~---->r-~ ~~-~-~s
NJ USICAL INSTRUMENTS OF ALL
Nl descriptions. bought and sold; 10 cent
sheet music and orchestra selections Cata-
logue free on request Repairing a speciality.
Bows re-haired. Old coins bought and sold.
Coin catalogue. 10 cents, postpaid. G. A.
Milsno 2oi ". Eighth st., Wilmington,
Del f221y.
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WATCH MAKING.

---,--------------~ ->--->>~
4 lAhNlc e.. l-V-l-o MAhnEl
vi Matchmaking ana Jeweiry repairing a.
regular prices Al ~ork guaranteed for
30 years mo'Sm
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AGENTS WANTED.

A GENTs-MAKE OVER 50 90 DAILY
" selling newly patented summer devices.
Easy work. liberal terms. Write az once for
information. O. /. FoS Co. 443 Broadway.
Albany, N. Y, ini3
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HELP war IED--MALE.

w ANTED-MACHTNE MOULDERS Ap-
w ply John v. Morgan, Supt, sharpless
Separator Co., West Chester, Pa. iy23-2t
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WANTED

W ANTED-TO BUY TEN SMALL
w houses for Investment. What have YOU
to offer. Address WIS, Evening Journal
oMeo iy23-im.
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TALKING MACHINES.

~---.----..,-,~-eS>e-----oe-
FULL LINE OF VICTOR RECORDS
"A at Shorts. No. West Third street ID.
4 A. phone 4426. iyi7-3m.
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SANITARY wORhEKs.
TALKING MACHINES.
PRINTERS.
CONSTABLE's SALE.

y ONspABLE'S SALE-FIVE LOADS OP
- Household Goods will be sold al STA.
nam Auction Store, III East Fourts
street. Wednesday July "a, at 10 o'clock
=. M. Bedroom, Dining Room, Parlor and
Kitchen Furniture, oae Upright Piano. Red
dings Brass Beds Pictures, Carpets. Rugs.
Feather Bed. Couch one fine Parlor Suit.
Antique Table Roll Top Desk and many
Stove.
jy22-2t. CHAs GREEN. Constable.
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BOARDING ANn LODGING.
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.

| NEssEE AVENUE, FORMERLY THE
LENOX," Atlantic City n. J. Boarding by
day or week Terms reasonable. sirs. VIM.
JEFFERS, ProprietresS. Coast phone 359 NJ.
m23-6m.
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LOST AND FOUND.

osT-A RAINCoAT COMING FROM
| Binstead TO Wilmington, on o clock
uun Liberal reward n returned 10 No. 10
East Eighth street iy11ot
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SECONDHAND CLOTHING.

i ADTBs AND GENTLEMEN-tF YOU
| want 20 receive the highest cash priceh
im your secondhand clothing, shoes etc,
drop postal or call hristoL 10 Z. Front
ST mI-sm
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FOR SALE.

II OR sALE-ONE 80. 90 CREAsEY ICE
i Breaker. Apply a. a. Price. Newport
Delaware. iyt9-lw
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HAIR DRESSING.

- OuIsF ~ POrrs' PAkLORs--o02
| Equitable Building. Manicuung HAIR
Dressing. shampoong clipping smgeing,
Scaip Treatment. FACIAL Massuge. Face
Packs. Elecro-N ibratory Ray. D. a A.
Phone 2i4I June -''-mo
n UFts, SWITCHES AND CuRLs, MADE
from YOU own compinga FACIAL mas
flse ID A. phone 4Sa2-D Madam 81 A
~trfung 8ii Eaat 4oth ST M 3m
NJ ISIS FRANCES MULHERIN. FORMER.
M J., ct 633 Market street mas removed
~ SO Market street Shampoong scalp
treatment facial massage. electrical treat
ment u inicuring full line O. switches and
transfer nations. also combipgs neatly made
up d & A phone 5s56A mio-iy
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TRANSPORTATION.
PENIS Grove Ferry

Commencing Saturday. May 25;
Lave WILMINGTON the odd hours as
follows; q. m, q. m, IL .. m, p.
IL p. N.
Leave Pennsgrove on the even hours 40
follows; 8 9. n, a. m, 10 g. M, AZ
noon. 2 p. m. p. m, p. m. p. m.
10 p. m.
soc. excursion TO Augustine Beach. Con.
meeting with steamer Thomas Clyde. Leave
Wilmington a. m; returning about $50 pm,
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CHIROPoDiST.

A NNIE NJ sCHAFFER. C.IROPODIST,
A 922 SHIPLEy STREET,
WILMINGTON. DEL.
d. & A Phone 1885. j24-1yr.
4, tzARETH HANRAHAN, GRADUATE
u Fowler g. Hanna, Ltd. Uhropody End
lIanicurng 217-21s Ford Bldg d. a A.
1884 Evening by appointment msyiS-ly
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statesmen WANTED.


W ANTED-sALESMAN TO HANDLE
w popular side line m small country towns;
80 Der cont. commission; weekly settlements.
CHAS. FROST 2o4 $. Main ST.
iune23.u 81 louis MO.
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For RENT-sToRE AND FLAT. N. y.
II corner Third and King streets, now
occupied by Mrs. Grady. Possession 25th of
august Apply Isaac Dillon, III Wess
Eleventh street iyI9-Iw.
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TALKING MACHINES.

TUIL LINE OF VICTROLAS
Il AND VICTOR RECORDS
AT ROBELEN PIANO COMPANY,
10 Market Street. Easy Payments.
iys-1m.
FULL LINE OF VICTOR NICTRO-
n las and Edison Phonogiaphs; easy
payments. at shorts, No. West Third
street Jylt-5m.
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Bso.29. 9.2a.2G25. - ''''0''''

ID NOFUeAIo FUR TUNNIaHING MATE-
L rials The Board Of Directors Of the
Street and Sewer Department will receive
sealed proposals at the Office S. W. corner
Sixth and King streets, Wilmington, Della
ware. until 10 O'Clock. a.. m, Tuesday. July
80, 1912, for furnishing the following ma
terials that may be required by the Stress
and Sewer Department, for a period Of one
year from August J.. 1912.
aterials-Foreign and Domestic Portlano
Cement, Terra Gotta Pipes, Castings, Sewer
Bricks Sidewalk Paving Bricks, Bar Sand,
River Paving sand and Gravel Copies or
Instructions specifications and proposal
blanks NAV be obtained at the office Of the
Street and Sewer Department The right re
reject any or all bids or TO accept any por-
tion Of a bid is reserved. Attests
L. V. CHRISrY, Secretary.
jy2O.22, ,25. .24.2b.
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VACUUM CLEANER.

4 EFT US DEMONSTRATE THE DOMEs-
i tic, Jr., Vacuum Cleaner in your home.
Sells for s9.75. Solo selling agents for the
Richmond Suction Cleaners. Prices, Ss5,
AS ss5 and up. c. Avery = 4, sos Della.
ware avenue. b. & A. Phone t224.A.. viii
mington, Del ml-u'
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SITUATIONS WANTED
FEMALE.

LADY or REFINEMENT DESIRES
n position as honsekeeper In widower
fnlnily or position us companion. Is iuily
capable Pleasant home considered more
than wages. Address Lie, Evening Journal
Once lylo-h.
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Proposals. Opportunities
ROOMS FOR RENT.

An ADVERTISEMENT IN THE
"A EVENING JOURNAL is AN
ADVERT SEMENT IN THE HOME.
THE EVENING JOURN Al IS
READ IN MORE HOMES EVERY
DAY THAN ANY OTHER DELA-
WARE NEWSPAPER.
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REAL EsrATE-FOR RENT.

N ADVERTISEMENT IN THE
"a EVENING JOURNAL is AN
ADVERTISEMENT IN THE HOME
TIE EVENING JOURNAL Ia
DAY THAN ANY OTHER DFII-
WARE NEWSPAPER.
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PuRLIC SALE.

-e->--~e------~~-e---~ -,->,--e-,-~
~ ONTRACTORS SALE WILL BE HELD
y on Tuesday, July 30, 1912, at D. M,
az No. 2O5 West Front street, consisting OF
ten head OF good heavy work horses, Two
driving horses, one three.year-old stallion,
weighing about 1000 pounds, one yearlng
mule Also q number Of carts, dump
wagons furniturci car, hack, and all KINDS
Of harness, etc.
DANIEL W MCCORMICK.
stidham a Sons. Aucts jy236t.
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PERSONAL.

n FFORE YOU MARRY WRITE FOR THE
II latest book on matrinnny entitled How
nate fastened the Wedding Sent free.
Address z. o. Box 24o Wilmington Del.
llo.u
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PROPOSALS.

u kOPOSALS-THE BOARD OF DIREC-
i tors Of the Street and Sewer Depart
ment will receive sealed proposals at the
Office S. W. corner Sixth and King streets
Wilmington, Delaware. until 10 O'Clock a. m
Tuesday, July 30. 1912, for furnishing the
material and doing all the labor necessary 10
raise the six frame dwellings located on the
westerly side Of Market street, between 3ist
and send streets, to the levels and grades
shown on plans on file in this Office
Copies Of instructions specifications ana
proposal blanks may be obtained az thin
Office. Tho right TO reject any OF all bids u
reserved. Attest;
l.. V. CHRIsTY, Secretary,
iN2n % 2a2A25.
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RI Gs CARPETS. ETC.

NrEW RUGS WOVEN FhOM OLD CAR
" pets by our latest pasent method OF
reinforcing assures you of tine uest tnat
can bo haa. Carpet cleaning specially.
TAplS EUG MIG 90, Inc.
Phone 26sn 81 latnan 81
ffs.H
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ARCHITECTS.

A RCHITECTS AND ENGINEERS, 80
"A Market St. 80 years Of active practice
brings 70 our clients, much useful knowledge
in design and construction. ana We warrant
ou- work correct in all respects.
p l.. RICE Jr.. Co. (Inc.)
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.ot February. 1883. naAfly hye year,
from the date OF his capture. Il

10: February. iTss. aSAsly me year
from the date OF his capture. Il
q. y. y ~ q q Ss..sr,-t " J,sif
He Immediately set about perfect;
Ing. his title TO a tract ii land thai
he had "tomahak rlgdtsdE dnring his
service Us a Ranger In Captain
Booths company, This he finally sue
ceeded in doing, getting two patents
which granted 10 him two hundred
and fifty acres on the west bank o.
me West Fork river and is the land
whereon part OF the town OF Monon.
gah and. Traction Park are now locat
ed. One of the patents was dated
April 20, 1884, and bears the signature
of BENJAMIN Harrison, Governor OF
Virginia, and the other one bears date
April Is, 1893 and was igned by Hen.
ry Lee, Governor, of Virginia.
In the pear 17ss, Cochran went back
over the mountains to near Hagers.
town, Mdo.. and married Miss Eliza.
beth Ford, brought her with their
household goods on horse back.
through the forest, where there were
no roads, only blazed trails. Mrs,
Cochran rode one horse, carrying a
T. .. T. y
spinning wheel and some sacks Of
feathers for bed, and led another
horse that was loaded with other
goods. There we're two or three fam.
Hes moving together for the greater
pa. c: the way, and the hogs and cat.
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|B0IIDOGHERAIF FAMILY

tdfdiihg war wRbopS 4lfaf Thought OF
the blazing iaggotts and of torture
at the stake lent wings to mis- flight.
He was out running his pursuers, bur
while climbing the steep creek bluff
lie caught hold OF dead bush to help
himself up the faster, and the bush
broke. and he fell and slid back down
the hill. AS he arose to his feet he
felt the Indian chiefs strong arm
tightly encircle his body. He was q
prisoner. lie was Immediately hur.
ried away up the creek, until they
came to where Boothsville is now 10,
Gated. Here they camped for the
night. while the others were busy
about camp, one OF the Indians went
down over the creek bank and soon
came back with lead ore from which
he moulded some bullets. Cochran
did not know whether the ore was Sc
cured from vein or had been hidden
there. The Indian party coHslsted Of
n chief and three warriors OF the
Shawnee tribe. who had been attach.
ed to war party from Ohio that was
making a raid on the white settle.
ments east OF the Ohio river. While
&: the camp the chief examined Coch,
rams wounds, went into the thlcket,
got some kind Of leaves, chewed
them and made n poultice with which
II,he dressed the wounded arm and
breast. The chief could speak q lit.
Et.e English and told Cochran tina: the
Indians would never kill him, ;or the
Cfeat Spirit had turned the bullets
from his heart that day. Being Sc.
curely bound and tied to a bush, while
Two Indians lay on each side of him.
there was no way OF escape that
night Breaking camp early the next
morning, the line of march was up
the creek and across the hills to the
West Fork river near the mouth of
Ten Mile where they crossed; thence
up Ten Mile to the head, and down
Fishing creek 10 the Ohio. Across
that stream they were safe from pur-
suit. Cochran was taken TO many In.
dian Towns and villages along Sciato
and Muskingum river. Here he fell
in with several other white persons
both men and women. The entrance
to an Indian village was 7the signal
for the prisoners TO run theSganntlet
I'eing very active man and fleet OF
foot he usually came through the try
irg ordeal and reached the Council
House without being seriously In
Ijnred. ..On several occasions he saw
persons SO severely hurt that they
never reached the Council House but
were tomahawkcd and scalped. a
good woodman, he was ever on the
lookout for chance TO- escape which
never came. In their trip from vii
4 lage to village. the Indians compelled
| Elm to carry very heavy loads. ant
often at night when the days marcel
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!. lAIRMONT % 81 VIRGTNIAIl 8

kept for some years During the
silnihId moi ths the sessfs ,1efl
kept IN q stockade and closely guard
ID .b6t Nli9n winter set III many OF
them Vert allowed to find employ.
ient among the English residents
and earn their board. There were
some fine scholars among the prison
ers andi 10, relieve 4he monotony Of
Prison Ire Rclasses were forsaad /.
hooks seenrsI and much saastlSilaai
Ind benefit derived thereitoS die
thes colphIes ygts struggling with
! lieI iok shouhtEyi the'prIsoneJs g6t
pat little cheering news rom The
front. Thoughts 6tShome and fFlehds
haunted the minds OF many land
wherever possible talks of plans Of
escape were indulgsd III. There were
a few Erenstlmeit. living in Quebec
and most 81 thep were secretly.
friendly to the Americans. During
the winter OF 1881, Cocliran With Ave
others planned an escape and we're
assisted by French merchant, who
provided ;llem with some guns. an.
raunltion. provisions, etc. The six
men met the Frenchman 1t his ap:
ps!nted sp,ace Just after dark. stood
around hia. listened 10 his advice aud
then, all so!emnly swore that should
hey be ,,reca3tpred and brought back
that they would tnevef tell the Eng.
llsh'wbo had Iielped them to get away.
The faces of3Ell, lseeh by the light Of
"a dlmly burning candle were very
pale and serious. The start was. made
and anSther Frenelmap helped. them
10 lfeaGR -the forest south of the ST,
Lawrence in safety. They Travelled
south, hut severe weather set IN with
a heavy fall Of show and travelling be.
came slow, and difficult After strug,
q b . y F. . -
Cling along for several days, their pro
visions .tmostly parched CORN were
running low and they were getting
tired and weak. they came in sight
81 an lhdlah encamtiment, t@ere dis.
Sered and soon made prisoners
again. The Indians took then hack
q Quebec and asAn they were sold
10 The British. Alter their rsflrn u
Quebec they were loaded with chains
and closely confined for some time.
Each day an English officer would
visit lem and try to get them to tell
who had helped them 70 get away
promising to set EreeSsahy one who.
would give the desired Information.
FINELY two of them. after many re.
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VI Ases ~ ,---
Nathaniel Cochran was born OF
Irish parents near Philadelphia. Penn.
sylyania, in the year 1856, removed to
near Hagerstown, Maryland. while a
lad, went to Virginia at the age of
eighteeat apds I'm ll7G. enlisted in a
yirginl6 company dnd; served 'as a sol.
der on the frontier. He was attach
edtto Captain James Booths company
and crossed the mountains. and came
to what is now Marion county, West
Virginia aL 4, i.
Captain Booths company was sta.
toned In a log fort located on. Koon
run, near where Killarm mines are
nov, being operated. Here he did
service as scout and ranger until
June, 1878. On. the 10th day of June.
OF that year, he with Captain Booth
and four others crossed oversize hill
from, the f6ft'fo whatais now known
as Booths creek. near where the B.
X. Martin farm house now stands, and
engaged in hoeing corn. Booth and
Cochran stood guard while the 9th
ers worked until about four o'clock
in the evening when they came down
of the hill overlooked the corn.
field and tepofteftb the men ytiat
they had seen No signs OF indians.
They directed the Jour men to &c
over towards the mouth OF Rooms
run, kill deer and take 1t to the
Fort, while they would work at &c
corn until time to quit for the day.
The four men took their guns and
went out through the low gap in the
hills where Harrison Marley, ST.,
now lives and passed on out OF hear
inglo Of thes.tWp who were let at the
cornfeld. when the men started to
go after the deer, Booth and Cochran
each took a, hoe and began work. They
would hoe along for shore distance,
60 back, get their guns, carry them
on ahead OF where they were work
ing .ahd-ehena hoe upao them. When
near the end of the row they were
fired upon by four Indians, who lay
concealed behind the fence. Booth
WITH a prayer on his lips. sank down
oysf his hoe.handle dead, Nbut Coch'
rangwas only wounded. one bullet
paSEed through the flesh on his
breast, inflictlng n painful though not
dangerous wound, while the, other
passed through the flesh OF bis arm
be1pw the elbow, but did not break it.
Hefinstahtly fled In the direction OF
thsSfort, followed by two Indians
while the other two scalped Booth
and picked up the guns that belonged
-toSthe scouts, Cochran knew the In
dian character well. and the blood
ri -
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. WQMAN5,ss WISDOM.

babys heavy breathinf-a little
the
dptor when perhaps the trouble
medical book her father The
RN Pierce NJ. D. She
hid for only 3lc in PAGES splendid cloth binding
family
w1ts Dr. Pierce to his FayeIte Prescription which
pnu womany diseases which undermine health
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RAGR No.


No were driven py the mepiollts
The party. 3
= When they arrived Al theIr gltq
home Cochran put iuR thslr ten under
a large sugar tree about one hundred
yards from whore Hannah ~ Mason,
. granddaughter NOW lives, and -.
,on House keeping Among the hogs
tcontinusd on rlse FNe,l
cATARRH cAS;s0T t : CURED
With. LOCAL ApPLteATicNs, az
hey cannot reach the seat 81 tie dis
ease. catarrh Is q blood Or constitu;
fionnl isaase. and In order to cure 4
you must take internal remedies.
Halls catarrh Cure is taken intoI-
nally, and acts directly on It'd blood
and mucous surfaces. Hails Ca
tasrh Cure is not auaek medicine.
1t vas prescribed by one OF. the best
physicians in this country for years
and is a regular prescription. q
composed Of tie best tonics lnpgn.
combined with the best blood pariiIs
ess, acting directly on The mucous
surfaces! The perfect combination Of
Tho two ingredients Is what PRODUCES
such wonderful results In curing CO.
tarrb Send for Testimonials tree.
Ell. CHENEY &scoS rSps,
Toledo. oiilo.
Sold by druggists, price 76c,
Take Haifs Family Pins ios ssnstls
patton. ,sgSs
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q
Fg4ssals' told al about. who bad. be
friended them and we're at once set
free. A short tire after they ywere
given their freedom, one of tile trait.
crs went to cross stfeam near Que.
bec,t broke through the Ice and was
drowned. The other one went out
from the town . short distance and in
returning after dark, was Caught, torn
g plsess and, ,devoured by a pack OF.
hgns[s wolves. Both lost .thelt5Iives'
within two weeks after they had be.
trayed their French friends. The
French merchant was soon brought.
into prison, his property conilscated.
and in short time he was taken out.
None of the other pris oners, so far as
Cochran knew, eyer found out what
was done wlthfRtm. Cochran never
lost hope, always, believing what his
Indian mother haa told him, that he
would live, to rettiri ito bis family and
friends. In the summcr of 1882, with
ether prisoners lie was exchanged for
Englshmen that were held by the
Americans. He was srnt to New
YORK, from There TO Philadelphia and
from there be made his way back to
Virginia. He returned to the settle:
ment here in what is now Marion
county, West Virginia, on, the 10Th day
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-10

~ NY desire Is q Wrlto afcw lines to lctyoI know what
your valuable medicine has done for me-" writes hRs.
MARGARET ZuEHEIT OF a23 s. I'cntaon Street Baltimore
Md Before the stock came TO our house was very sick
wrote yOn for advice which was kindly given and
which made me different woman in aShort time: After
taking the frgtbottlc Of FayorIte Prescription began
did my own hollsdwork washing and ironing, cooking,
sewing and the worst Of all nrscd three children who had
whOopng cough knew OF the advent ten minutes
heiorsso easy " y baby Is as fat tter-ba.
tbs Sies &
70 all my friends" q, b Ok ~ 81
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-10

THE PARERBEloW WAS RECENT,
] Ky READ BEFORE THE MARION
COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY
BY THOMAS N. LEEPER, OF MO-.
NoNaAH.