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Nemeite WaOri6tett.

YrinS 2uomig Wilbelm Nugut BON
Maoen, SriOer bes @rDb6er5pgs bon
gaoen, 9eboren 1929, lit geltorben.
Sn 2onbon muroe cine Station Der
unterlroiIden Giienba6n brr6 eine ST.
plOllon sertriimmert uno II Perionen
wuroen iblimm berlebt.
Sn Mewport SEEMS, 8a., 1T burf
eine 6euersbrunit @igentbum i'm Wertb
oon 2 Ntillipnen Spllars SerItDrt NOR
oen.
Sn Yittsbur9 tpurben an Sonntog
orei Gerlonen our6 eleftriibe Stroben=
babnen iiberfabren uno 9et6otet uno
mebrere anoere erbeblih perlebt.
@eltern ipuroe in gtep Dort unter
oroBen Seierlibteiten Elm 9enfmol, er=
ri6tet 81 @bren oes perltorbenen 8ene=
raj Grant, ein9elpeibt.
Sn Cairo, Sn., bat Elm beitioes GrO=
beben Sdrefen berbreitet, bod wurot
Niemano berlebt uno tein S6aoen on.
seridtet.
Sn portlano, o., entsleilte cir
elettriIder StraBenbabnwaeen uni
itiirSte einen Is SUB tiefen Nbbang If
einen Waiertiinlpel binab. 8ier per'
ionen ertranfen uno fiinfsebn gerionet
erlitten gum 5beil idwere gerlebunsen
6irit Geroinano bon gulsarien II
in Berlin uno iudt eine Gnleibe absu
idlieben; eleidseitis perbanoelt er mi
Grupp iiber bic 2ieIeruns BON Sdnel
ieuertanonen unb idtperen GeihiiBen
Ser Sultan bat Dem oiplomatilde
Naenten 8ulgariens ueripro6en, bre
bulgarii6e gil6Ofe fiir MaceoOnien 81
eraennen. iobalo Der 3rie9 porbei 1T
unb Ssrbien bic griebun9 oes sriedi
iden MetrDpolitan gu ustub our6 Ell
men Serben, Ippie Die @rlaubnib gu
8riinounq ierbiider Sdulen in be,
9ilanets Monaltir uno Salpniti,
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Scr 2iirfifN. @ricGliide 3riea.

S9neller als man in ben leBten 5a=
gen bermutbet, bat Der Grieg i'm Orient
cine enti0ieoene @enoung genommen.
Dim Treita9 ipurben Die 8rieden in eli
ner entIheioen0en S1la1t bel Wati
seiblaSen uno Dos Sauptquartier oer=
ielben, 2ariIla, fjel in Die 0dnoe Der
5iirien uuD Die 8rlehen muBten lih
auf p9urlala Suriif8ieben. 3leler
JtidSus drtete in wiloe 6luAt aus uue
Elm grDber She'll Der griehilben 9lrtll=
lerie fiel ben 3iirten IN Die Sdnoe.
Dan bdlt oamlt in @onltantinopel
uno aud IN Den 0auptlidoten Der 0reB=
mdbte Den &ries tbatidhli6 beenoet,
aber Die sriehiibe Ge9ierung bat be-
i6lp0en, BEN Sampf fortsuieben uno
Dem loeiteren Gorriifen oes 6einoes nit
nod sr0Berer @l1ergie ais bisber 81 be-
.9e9nen. Nmtli1 miro erflGrt, bub Die
neue 8ertbeioigung5linie ltdrter ilt als
Die OIL Der 8renSe, wo Der Gort1ell Der
Stellun9en gu Gunlten Der Siirten ins
8etpibt tlel.
esSn Der S1ladt BEL Mati fdmpften
bic 8rieben nit aroBer Sapferfeit.
&ronprins Gpnltation uno Bring gti=
dDlas maren beltdnoi9 i'm 6euer. @rlt
Abenos um 6 llbr gelana es ben Sitr=
fen. Die grie6iIAen 2inien gu ourAbre-
den.
Obert Warromicalis, pel9er init
Der speiten Dibiiion gu 9ilfe 9erufen
tpuroe, fam geraoe 3eitig genug. Inn
ben &ldsug au beden.
Man slaubt, oaB bic 8rieden auf
&epeni uno bamit Die 9an5e @renslinie
raumen lperoen. Sie uripriin9lih nod
SbeNalien beltimmten 8ensoarmen uno
asSnaenieureorps iinb beute9lbeno bon
Ntben nod gpirus absefabren. Die
&eeieruns bdlt Die iebt in S6enalisn
ltebenbe Sruppenmabt fir ausreideno,
UNI bie Stelluns gu Pbariala gu balten,
tpdbrenb iie cine unteritiibung Sberfi
Mauos' auf ieinem Wari4 nab Saninu
fir duberit pidti9 bdlt.
Sie erfen 9eabridten bon ben 9iie'
berla9en ipurben in gtben nit Sampfel
&ubr entsesen genommen, oann abe'
brah Der Sturm Los uno man nla6t'
Die Gabrung osssaronprinsen fiir bi'
9deoerlase bsrantmortlid, unter ben
l@rminilter &allt erhpb iid oas @pi
uno berlangte bonn &0nis cine aenoe
runs i'm aommanop unh Der Sonic
mubte na6aeben uno jeBt 1T &all
tbatldhli1 nidt nur Der erlte Seerfitb
rer, iOnoern Serr bes sanSen Ganoes
gfeuefe 81 a bri4ten, 9e
Sonia idmebt in @efabr. ST tann i
ben Nu9egbilf abeelebt Ooer gar e.
!aorbet tperb.n. 9lian beliir6tet |
Ntben ben Nusbruh elmer &epolutinn
Der pbbel Orobt geliB bon Der Stat
81 nebmen,
gs. neibt. bic sriedii6e Slotte b
lbrDhe Solnnihi.
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Nas 10 aa,re Seilmittei.

90. We. &epine, &eoatteur oes IN
9istilwa, Sa., erideinenoen y@hlef"
Iaat ngyir fOnnten ni9t 9aus balten
obns Sr. Sings gleu DISCOVERY filr
GdwinoIudt. 9ulen uno grfaltuneen.
gDir babem mande anbere yieoilln pro-
brit. aber ME Ell, uahres 9eilmlttel 9e=
funoen, bis mir 9r. 9inss gtetp Olss
cpperp aebrau1ten. 2eine anbere Wtes
oiain iona oieielbe in unlere'n paule
erSssen, benn es 1T Elm fHeres 9eilmit@
| tel fur 0afen, grfdltunsen, Seu1bus
fen &C. gs 1T unnlb, nit anoeren
Waeoiaineu au erperimentiren, tuer1n aud'
oeIaat pir6, bieielben ieien eeraoe Y
Iaut, ME Dr. Rings New DiseOpere'
sic Yinb uiht 10 gut, benn oisle uteci,
lain bat ibre 0eiliraft beluieien uno Y
/ lauberoe,n 9arantirt. sie perfeblt me
Satisfattion 3u 9eben. Yrobet!alpef
Ifui in Der Npothete BON &. =. Mile
s. 8 ohn 4
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gMte6liGer 1oO etneS 0abm'
sFmmiAem.

ST.. .Soiesb. Wo., 81. Npril. 9hr-
mas Marfbda. Elm ebemaliaer @onout-
teur Der Burlinstotl @ilenbabn uno
sSniahe bes Gtaats=Srren=9lipls gfo. z
lit auf fbredlihe Meile umsetomuen.
Sn einem unbepahten Moment ent.
ihllpfte er ieinen Mdhtern uno beaat
| fih In Elm 0aoesimmer, iuo er Die Wan'
lne' e'mit IJefBsn Waiier anfiillte uno oanu
bineiniproas. Der lnaliifli6e muro,
[buAfdbiA aetoht, 10 bab oas ,tlslld
lSOn btn '@uD1en abiiel.
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&eitissr Sse8est III ssu,v a .

Ges Mcines, Sa., %. Npril. Sin
auBsroroentlta beftiger .&e9,n ridtete
qeIfern sibeno sm gansen 5taate 9ro-
Sen Sboben an. gr mar 'oun itarfem
gninbs beaseitet. Sdumeuno Gebduoe
puroen aieocrserilien. tGins Sdeune
purbe nit elmer in ibr befinoliden Sub
200 Darbs fortsetrasen. Sic Sub er=
litt feiue WerlsBungen. 3nei grilden
oer Gbicaqo Rod Sslunb Babn s'piiben
bier unb Qalep SunetiOn wuroen fort.
|qerilen. 9ie Yemobner Der Wieoerun'
gen ffloben aus itren pduiern.
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Gin , cr,p E emer Wambiibsrtaa.

ealt Sate, lliab, %. april. Sn
galle Gate. lltah, on Der 2inie Der
Rio @ranbe Weferu Babn fano elm
pertueQener &aubiiberfaQ fatt. G- q.
CARPENTER BON bier, 3ablmeilter oee
pleolant Danen @oal Co., besab ND
nit $500 nod jeaem plab, nm one
| in Der 8rube Nn9eiiellten obaybesoelerl.
| Sn Cattle 8ote eingetroffeR te9db q
| {iA tinhtsr nod Der Office, ais er 'aaf
ieinem Weg bon 3fpei krittenen UNI
lihuer belpaffnetsn Wauweru iiberfalles'
uuroe, tDelhe ibm bQs @eio abndbuer
uuo lobann In Der Ni6taua BON Delpt'
fortritten. Cine poHe malbte fh an'
| Sic Nerfolguna Der H&aber auf. Di'
Gompanp iebte cine Yeiobnnne pos
$1,000 fir bic wetanaennahme oe'
| .Rduber uno ipeitere $1,000 r.eie 20ae
Dererlanauna oes WeSesaas.
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Ser &rtea ant Cuba.

6upanna, "a. Mpril. Ser Seneral
Wepler bat feline lebte Garte aus9eIpielt
uno oer!oren. Die SommiIlion, Die er
an ben Sen. 8omes abseihift bate, |
um i'm sur Niehsrla9. Der @affen 81
beltimmen, bat beridtet, Dab Ii6 Gen. |
@omss sstueisert babe, lie slI empfan=
gen.
Ser Gefieraltapitan fsbrte am 9on.
netitae Mtorsen lebter Wo9e um tunt
lbr BON Sunas na9 Sucarp Surnd.
Gr tpeiserte li1 nit oer giienbabn mad
Saneti Spiritus 81 fabren uno 500
oor, bon 100 Wom 9ruppen be9lely
tet, bortbin at relteu. g8d6reno ceS
Marl6es sog er aud nOb Die 8arniio=
luen aller sorts an lia, lpelbe Die @iiel.
ba6n beidubten. Sie Sulooten, biz
ppu Der SiBe iibermdltlat wuroen, oh
lie nun toot wareil, ooer nod lebten,
muruen einfah auf oer GtraBs suriif=
> eelaHen.
@on,es, Yanbera uno aaoere sSnlur'
; eenteuiabrer befanoen ItA in Der gtdb
bon Sancti Spiritus i'm Eager. Sen
!, Wepler pubte eenaa, no li6 oahelb
b befano, er unternabm aber teinen gn
: ariff uuf Die 6ueaner. Ganoera ba
3 ieitcem nit 9eibsi9teit Die Sroha iiber
, IlAritteu uno bsfinbst iid jeytin puert
, Yrincipe.
e Oie 3eiden, bab es init ben &elou,
n cen Spdniens au @noe sebt. mehre
)e ih., Sic Sruppen, Die widti9e Gller
er. bu9nsn 5etpabt batten, muroen Surlie
Sc EBesoaen.
IT Nas Snners Der Sniel wiro in lolb
K laBeile nod uuo na9 bon ben Spanler
h auiaeoeben, mdbreno Die Seehdfen itd
NJ Ter belhubt perben. Spanlens tlisa'
sieae 3eloureen lino er'bOpft; Die u
aierune muB cine ueue slnleibe aufne
men uno oies lit beiuabe unnlogitt
-, lplanae Der 9rie9 in @uba aunane'
-, -" G5eu. Wepltr bat besbalb bcr, |
:" Snlel fiir placiiisirt su ertldren lrno
~, ~, miro ais Yeweis bafiir anfiibren. D
$40 ~, er Der bisber grpben Mrmee usdt me
'us -. bsbiirfe uuo aus oielem 8ruuo Die lib
'"t "h aabliaen Sruppen suriidlaide. s
sr n1 SnIursenten fangen oaseaeamleber a
tan duberIf a9ereiIia 81 meroeu ino es
,sm ,sm 9batfade, bah lie lett stusbrnh
v[n ~. Rrieees ME mddtiaer waren uno n
-, ~. mais 10 gut nit Walfen arnb Wtunitl
-" perleben paren, tpie oies augenblid
Der ssal lit penn auA pie Mbtbeill
IN. aen in pinar bel 3,o in Jolse oes !
oes Waceos uno ber @efangennat
&uia &iueras oesorgaililirt 'imo.
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EE:sl III:

rein ist und Sic es so halten. Jetzt ist die Zeit
zu sehen OBJ Jhr Blut rein ist. und um linn
wirksame Kraft und die fir das Leben erfor-
derlichen Eigenschaften mitzutheilen, kommt
NIGHTS Hoods Sarsaparilla gleich. Es macht
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Silf Der Watnr

y
bann unb ipanu Elm
penig nah onrh
Seieitisuug abses
niister ilnb ners
braudter Stoffe
aus oent Dtageu
nllo belt Gin9e,peis
ben. 9aourh tuers
ben eine Wtenge
qu6lenoer Granfbetr
| ten itno St0rungen
Apermiebett, uilo Die
Snanipru ruf)nahme
dr3tllder Siilfe
miro iiberfliiIftg.
8on aaen fir otes
fen i3luef anges
ipanoten Wiitteln
fino Dr.. Bierce's
Pleasant Pellets
hna bette. Mer lie
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Surge Nottse,t.
2nIann.

anIann.
Sei Cumberland Sails, 4p., Inb
bier iunge Seute beim 8ootlabren err
trunfen.
,en Qlleranbria, %. &c., puroe Der
Yeger Spiepb Mc@op gelpn6t. @r
Gatte Die beioen SObter ieines Nrbei!=
9ebers an9e9riffen.
Sn g8aibinoton itarb Geprdientunt
Splman ppn Snoiana i'm 9tlter bon IS
Sabren. @r mar 80 Sabre lang Elm
Mit9leo oes @On9reB.
Iier Meilen BON Brigham Gitv,
lltab, lit am 2l. Npril cine Canine
nieoereegan9en uno bat WGnner ber=
I6iittet. 3pei wuroen lebeuo ausge=
graben, Die anoern tamen ums 2eben.
Sn 9teD Cliff Gol., wuroen spei
MQnner bDn elmer Canine perI6iittet
uno getOotet.
Sn 9ltbens, ga., iit vgiaD" 9ernon
BON Saperfratu, 9. g., Elm 3lopifed=
ter, ben Yerlebungen erlegen, Die er bel
einem Saulttampf oapon getrasen.
9u6 in ct. Sole. Sal, 1T Elm Slopf=
| ie9ter, 9ant @pans, ben gerlebun9en
erlesen, Die ibm iein @e9ner in einem
Sauitfampfe beigebradt.
Sci Nemton, Sanias, purben bur6
einen Sornaoo mebrere SGuier beida-
oiet, orei Perionen perlebt uno cine
Msnse 0ieb get0otet.
Ri9ter Sbopalter bonn gunoes=
| Rreisgeri6t bat bas @eieB fiir perfais
iun9spioria ertldrt, tpeldes oas Gabr-
eelo fir Strabenbabnen in Snbianapo=
liz auf 3 Gents feitiest.
9ie 3abl Der 8anterotte belief lid
pdbrenb Der lebten Wode in zen Ger.
Staaten auf 2l8 ae9en 238 i'm lebten
Sabr uno in Canada auf 81 9esen A.
Is bsibt, Der 5radtoampfer rea.
maria" lei auf Der Sabrt bon Seattle
natb San 6ranaisco nit 81 0euten TN.
tersesanaen.
Sine 6euersbrunlt ri6tete gu Sin9'
6am, q. y. einen Sdaoen bon eine1
| Yiertel WilliDn Dollars an.
gei Birmingham, Semi. tpuroen
| Staliener our6 @inltiirsen bon Orb
| maHen beri9iittet unb 9laubt man, bal
| Oielelben ums 2eben famen.
9ln Geoper Greet, Sp., 1T oas Sau
oes SolSbaders Sarbens abgebrann
uno oel1en 6rau uno Sinber tamen Il
BEN 6lamuen um,
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ausiaan.

9lm 21. 9lpsil i6OB in MOntepioep
Elm llnbefaht,ter auf ben prdlloenten
Der @epublit llruguap, 8proa, obne
ieopA gu treHen. Ser 4ttentdter muir
| De perbaltet.
Mm %. 9lpril Iu6te in &om yletrr
Ncciorito, Elm neutrality-suspicious. Gllen=
arbeiter ben 3Dnis Sumbert 81 erool=
den, puroe jeoob fpfort ergrltfen UNI
Der &Dnis fubr rubi9 meter.
/ Gin Weldwaoer bon a6t britlibel
arieosI6iifen 1T oieier SAGE in ol
gelasoa gu6t, an Der Sitfult po'
Wfrita, eingebrungen uno bot bort sroB
t Mufreeuns berporserufen.
Sailer @iIbetm 1T bel 3ailer Solep
in Wieu auf Beluh.
glu Der 9tprotulte bon Sonouras /
: cine &euplution aus9ebrohen.
Ser ueue S6ab bon perlien II 9
: iahrliA ertrantt. @r muroe 1853 9
boren unb fplste ieinem 8ater, pel1
am 9Rai 1896 ermoroet lpuroe, al
;, oem 5brone.
II 9r. Neters, Der beiAulolat miro, !
;, Sabre 1891 einen Gtegerfnaben uno
. Sobre 1892 Elm ResermdoAen unq
E rsbtiertister Weiie sebdnet 81! babe
\ if aus Dem oeutlhen &olonlalolel
t ausseioBen poroeR.
lie Sic oeutI1e 9lustpanoerung betr
erl i'm Wsars nur 1888 PerIonen 9ea
ab 1920 i'm MdrS 1896.
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Senos.s @olpaDsr 34pt@ea

tperOen sarantirt. am 8olbaoef iPiles)
unb Yeritopfun9 u, beilen. SO Gents
Der sdaAtel. Waan ienoe eine 9mei-
Sent Marie an Martin Ruop. re9ilfrirs
ten Mpotheter in 1ansaiter. pa. VpH=
iarten speroen nida teaitttuortet. ueber=
Lao BEL ben erltsu alpotlei1rn gu per'
tlAfsn- "
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Reines

reiches, rothes Blut. Es wird Ermudung be-
waltigen, Appetit verursachen, sussen, erfri-
schenden Schlaf geben und Sic stark machen.
Es wird Sic starken und befahigen den schwa-
chenden Wirkungen des warmen oder veran-
derlichen Wetters zu widerstehen. Jst dieses
nicht gerade was Sic wollen? Damn nehmen Sic
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Ist Ik1r

Blut rein? uebergehen Sic desc Frage nicht
NIT elmer ausweichenden Antwort Sic meint
viel fir Jhre Gesundheit Jhr Click, Jhren Erie
den Wenn Jhr Blut rein st sind Sic stark, ,kraftig,
lebensvol und ehrgeizig; Jhre Neryen sind in
gutem Zustande. Sic brauchen wenig Furcht
vor Krankheit zu haben wenn Jhr
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etisntai BebrauGt, tDir0 tie ttets alleit ats
Deren borjieben. Sbre Wtrfnng 1T nafhals
tig; iie balten ben 0eib offen unb betpirfen
re9e1m dBt9en Stublgaug, ndbreno uafj
benz @ebrauhe anberer Pillen bdufig ipteoer
Sertopfun9 folst. Sesbalb iiuo iie audi 10
beliebt bel Perioneu, bic an froniiher Sarts
letbi9feit, Sd,norrboioen uno ben pielfafen
bamit perbunbenen 8eibtperoeu leioen. Die
vBelletS" linb rein pegetabtliib uilo bet jeoer
&0rpertonlt ltitution bnrdbanS uniddblid3. Sbr
@ebrauh mad)t feline beionbere Sorgfalt,
feline be5onoere OiGt ODER llnterbrehung oer
getpobnten 2ebensmeiie unb Yeiddftt9un9
notbpenotg. Sie peruria6en feine Sfnters
gen ODER @rIdiitterung bes SbltenIs; iie tuirs
TEN tn nltloer, leifter nnb n atiirlt er
Wetle unb ibrem @ebraud)e fol9t fein Ritd.
fa9. Sbre Siilfe 1T bon Oauer.
Die YeQetS fitrtrett 8iltoftdt, 9afriides
unb btli0leS &opfipeb, Sdptnbel, Sartlet.
bisfeit ober 8erfopfmns, Ragenueridrerung,
Mppetitberlnf, beleate 9uuge, 8erbauungS>
beidtperbeu ooer Opspepiie, Riilpier, COB.
breunen, Sdmerser rad3 bem @enuB BON
Wablseiten unb dbnlite St0rnnsel ber
Sunftionen bes Maeens, ber 2eber unb ber
Ginsemetbe. IlS Betpets ibrer uniibertrof.
femeu gorsiise mag ansefibrt tperben, oaB
fe mad einnaliser Brobe iiberaa unter
tie 3abt ber Sausu,ittel aufsenomnen tuur.
ben. Ste Fnb in oerFeselte @Iasfldidden
perpadt unb besbalb ftets friid unb stioer.
ldiiia. Gin tleinss sBellet" ertueidt, stuet
fabren aeliube ab. 8ortreffltd iiub fie afs
vDiner.Bille"; sur 8ef0rberuns ber Ssr'
oauuns mad einem iawer.n Diner nirllrnt
man Elm rPsuet". Sis iinb tuinsis hetns,
persuderte SSrn6er ;ieoes Rino rtaluat t'e.
obne fid ;u frdubeu.
Ulan laNe ia teine anbere gilie als oeben'
70 gut" aufidpaten. Sir ben SdHblsr mo.
gen anbere ebenio gut ober befer iein, tpssI
er mebr baran perbieut; aber nidt tbm,
fonbern bem &oniu,nenten ioaen iis belfsn.
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Yours Tru


Written bv Friend.
Never have we been called upon 10
chronicle sadder event than the TAX
ing from this life Of Mrs. Charles l..
Martin Tuesday afternoon Aug. az 4:3O
p. m. Up TO ore hour before her death
no signs or symptoms OF the dreaded
Brights Disease had manifested them
selves and At their appearance her death
was almost instarieuous. Mrs. Martin
had never complained of being III and
but for a few minor symtoms attributed
70 her delicate condition, apparently en-
jOTed the best Of health.
Mary Lois Loomis. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. j. p. Loomis. WAS born in
Putnam Co Iowa on February 2s. 1872
she was the oldest Of fmily OF four
children all Of whom are living with
their parents IN this comm unity.
When she WAS four wears old she
moved with her parents 70 Kansas where
She en- 10, ed her educ, IN and grew 10
womanhuod. Five wears ago she came
20 Emmett with the Suppusition OF re-
maing short time Being impressed
with the valley aud climate she wrote
70 her mother that she thought the eli
mate would be- Of benefit To her health.
Shortly ancrward the family took ~
their resideucr in Emmett where the,
have enjoyed the honor and respect OF
the valley every since.
She was married on October %. 1907
to Charles l.. Martin. and since tha
time they have made their home in thi'
vicinity Mrs. Martin in an relations o
life was true devoted daughter an'
wife She was always of an extremel,
kind hearted nature and truly devoted
90 hrr 'ntlh-r who has been almost al
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ing it would be great country for a
farmer who was in the habit Of working
from daylight until dark, as the days
arr six months long.
We have seen a number Of whales and
porpoise aud some few Indians and In
dian villages and some OF the passengers
saw deer on the bank this morning.
All the leading papers have cores
pondents on board, the Examiner
has quite a force. among them Joaquin
Miller the poet. and Helen Dare who
goes to write up the Klondyke from a
woman's point Of view Ninetv-fve per
cent Of the people going into the mines
go by the overland route and each anc
every one has to take their own cloth
ing and provisions. No one goes il
with less than years supplies and
am told the average cost Of an outfi
runs from $1,000 to 5000.
There are no hobos on board as il ]
no place for tramps and ''stow aways.
Steamers are all crowded and new one
are being chartered ever week. Thous
ands have gone ahead, thousands ar
now enronte. and thousands are still !
Seattle and San Francisco awaitin
transportation.
There are number OF governmer
officials on board, U. ;. Marshall. U. |
Collector Of Revenue, COMMISSIONS
Surveyor General. etc etc. and Il
British Government is also on the ale
aud sending in as many officials 10 loo
after her interests. Next suppose wi
come a howling dispute over intern
tionai questions Of all kinds. AS the gre
discoveries are all quite near the bOundi
line between the two countries.
We expect 10 reach Juneau in q
, morning and remain oyer a day or so
buy further outfits.
Yours Truly.
A. A. RICHARDS.
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ENROUYE TO ALASKA.
\. A. Richards Gives an Interesting
Account Of his trip to Juneau.
Great Crowds of People Going to the
Mines.

On Board Steamer Mexico, Wednes-
day. July 2s. 1897.
Friend Pattison: dropprd you
line before coming on board asking YOU |
to mail me copy of the INDEX TO Sltka
until further notice. don't know that
will 20 there but il not Mr.. Shoup will
see that nv mai is promptly fowarded
There are five or SIX on board from
Idaho and guess every state in the
union is represented # not every country
on the globe All nationalitirs, and all
languages eau be heard. but Of course
Americans predomlnate. There are
several "49ers" on board and quite
number of later pioneers like Eastman
and McNab. They seem To enjoy the
shuttle and help m Ike fun for the rest of
us. At Seattle the rush was great. and
to get on board each and every one
had TO hang onto his own trunks and
fght his way along the dock the best he
could. Mr. Eastman got separated from
the rest OF the Boise crowd and was
closed in and stood fully two hours out
in the hot sun. after getting my baggage
checked and on board | worked my way
back through the crowd and helped him
run the gauntlet.
Before leaving Boise tried to engage
passage by wire at san Francisco but WAS
answered that everything was sold aud
for me to try Seattle, ] wired Seattle
ana got wire no chance for me this
boat" but | wanted to 20 with the
Boise ccowd. so came and took chances.
Could not buy ticket at any price but
paid full fare Just TO get on board
and take chances Of getting berth.
slept on the floor the first night. but
now have everything all o. X. and state
room adjoining the Boise people. ! did
not mind sleeping on the hOor but
piftied a poor Frenchman sho WAS on his
wedding trip and who was only able "a
get berth for his bride while he had
to sleep in another part Of the ship and
on the floor He. too has II all liked
uON duu - UhIDNs ne uh0 pf'h ~ Wv
mines before and made some money ;,
is now going back with his wife to IT,
his luck again. We have all kinds o
people on board from christian eudeav
ors and salvationists to gamblers. sports
and variety girls The former give IA
psalms and hyms by day ard the latte
songs and dances oy night. SO all classe
are suited and no kicks are coming.
D Had funeral Yesterday and all OF
, board attended One OF the horses be
ing shipped TO tine mines dFed and wa
raised aloft and thrown overheard,
great yell went up from the passenger
D aud all WIS over
h There are sixty horses. ahout as man.
dogs and several burros on board. 4
the horses have to BE- killed after cross
ing the mountains on account Of no Zee
this one that died did the right thin
\ and 20: out of hard job IN packin
2 over the Trail. We nave been in sigh
=. Of snow ali the way hut the weather ha
been delightful We can noIt-c Oh
DAYS getting longer aud at the mirns
is nOw. nearly all day. there being br
= about IN hour OF twilight. som" Of th
mircr4 acft jokius vr-ier 's> a3d 's'
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invalid. She has been her mothers solo
companion. and in trying times she has
given her courage and consolation which
has been the means Of tiding her Over
many a critical period. In her immed'
ate family Mary was the. one tu whor
all turned when ever advise and iieiB
was needed and by her kindly WOO,
they we're never disappointed. by l., =
parents and sisters she was considered
the favorite OF the family for her %;
tremc loyalty to them. Since her ma
riage her own home had been her pr'0f.
and Joy, aud she seemed never to be-
more happy than in the presence Of h"r
devoted husband. Mrs. Martin was
true friend aud good neighbor, no
| knowing her but to love and cherish d r
friendship and true worth.
She was member of the Catholic
church and the funeral was held fr. 4
that church IN the afternoon Of We
uesdav when all that was mortal Of NJ
Martin was laid 10 rest in the fau ,
burial ground west Of town.
The sudden termination Of this yorr
life Will prove a shock to her parents
ner father had inst met with a serious
cidena in the breaking Of his collar b.
and to her mother who has been G.
fined to her bed moe or less dUrinf ii''
last year. On account Of the crit
, condition Of the parents they we're
able to attend The funeral. and the
( rowful march was attended by her Oh
I sisters. Clara. Josie and Eulala, an
p large concourse Of people. Uncompla
I ingly she lived and died, a life M
y to every wife and loving daughter. 2
bereaved husband and family have
e sympathy Of the entire community.
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The Boise Statesman Of wednes,

The Boise Statesman Of Wednes'
gives an account Of two convicts es'
ing from the pen" at that place \
day night. They we've James I,
bough sent up from Ada county NJ
80. 1896. for three years for grand
ceny. and Jessie Colman sent up n
Lemhi county April 20, 1896. for =
years for robberT The escape was c
covered about II o'clock and men v
Immediately dispatched to look for
fugitives. Up TO a late hour last M
tney had not been apprehended.