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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-22
lnterlaltnna:n.

electric Yart'S e%ss' =5s
0arbietuussn iur bisi. Bode.
Die sSunesr ~srpeier @pntiuente.-
edit oriuntaIiihs Bunosr Der
(grites A~ultreten in Lmerifa.j OuHuhu
Die icbeu REEL BIRDS in ibrer burlesten Sper
who Eflled Cock Robin -
Splbn * SSap, in neusn 8audrtonsrsgrooHttios
men; bic nedGnlfhe lSuppe.
Die hnblbe @orHGttiitr 8rnie &c sSitt.
Die boloe SdHaeriH Dlargaret gSebb.
3eHp, Satl uHb Scnp. bic ~lieasnoeH Dieteore.
Sonjertmuiif bon 6iibsr'S @ierSig.
2au5 inter FeituHa BON Brof. Saugert.
Spclprama (@dlddt BON atlantal uno Shfpiulmz
t225-31) SaifiH lebf 9%e0ilnet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-22
RepcIuiiun in Stnlien.

On Stali,n braut f6 elm, Reoolution %luiatnmsn.
Die Nusrli3sn 9roDriots fHo O'rtu mOsrttuHbdr'
9OrbottH. Sas itnlisniids Bolt bri6t inter Der
iurbtbartu Stsuerlat %3uiammsn. Gin GroBer lbtll
ieinss 6infommeus muB an Die Re1i.ruH0 abq'qts
ben DerOen. Ser iritjiht 3titpuutt, IN oer ods
Bolt ieins 9iiroe dbjuipericn Tb eutibli,Bt, ritdI
udbsr uHo ndb,r: Oas Gnos III pabribtinli6 oas
ndmlibs, ME bel Der am;ritdniiben Gttuolution.
9itls 0idnnsr uno i6rautu ntriubcn. iu ottl 81
tbun. Sic mutbeu ibrtm Rorptr Su pitl iu, gsraoe
ipit 6eai.ruuesn i6ren llutsrthantu iuOjtl sunus
then. EunH tommt Der 3uiammeubrud. GER
DtaQtn, Die gieren, 2e6sr, S.ut uuO gttrptn ino
~difijirt. Zen oaraus tutitsbtuosu Rrautbtitsn
iperOeu ale moali6tn Qrobartio tljEptuosn 9ejtib=
ruHgeH ~bciesl:qt. Abtr olmit luiro uIfts gtbsi=
itrt. @as uOtbpeHoia il. 1T cine HrJnei ME Nos
%itsttsr's Glnqtubittsrs, ipel6s ale l6ltbttn Sdtte,
ale @iititufie aus penn Rorpsr %tntttrnt, Die Rratt
ipieotrberiteGt uHD ntuts uno geiunDts Geiotbe
i6afit. SeDs Apotbtts fiibrt e uHo i:Otr S,iosnoe
miro fb %ipuuotru, ME i6utn uuo prompt Is tbmI
grleibtcrunQ unp @en.iuna psribdiit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-22
&ant>Mn;eigen.

RGtsIOu auf gsrlana,n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-22

- Sine @eIeQf6aft in 81. Qouis
bepirbt Ii6 I'm ben Gontratt CUR Ser
IteIunq bon $50 elettriI6en StrdBens
babnpuggons fir cine neue StraBenz
balm gu &ioto, Supan. Die Wdgz
gons iollen epentleq iiber San 6ronz
3isco nd6 cSapdn Qei6idt perGen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-22

MS 8epeis r, ouB
Spre4er 3eeO es Deritsbt, gu 9orIiz
Benben Der 6dus : @pmits's Itets
tiihttge Mdnner drs3uTu9en, biirfts
Die S6atIa9e Diensn, baB pisr3ig @or>
Iibenoe FOLDER @.pmite's 6ereit5 pieber
npminirt tpprosn linb. (G. 5r. Pr.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-22

pa es i'm biesid6rtgen
@dbltampf an elmer re9tsn 9arteiz
Sifue feblt, 10 tOnnten Ii6 bic 9erren
Ndbler bas 9erqniiqen geitutten, elm
NAL p6ne RidTidt auf bic 9artsi
fir ben beiten MSann gu itimmen. 8ip
glauben. baB tie gar nift i4Ie6t babel
fabren riiroen. (2ln3. b. Wetens.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-22

Wer Bel etnem 3insfuB
0on 3 9ro5ent pom GpuponzQ6ihnei>
ben le6en min. Der muB I6on elm gang
beOeutenbes 8srm09en baben. Der
MittsIitanb tunn's ni9t." 0us Sal
len oss 3insfwBes muB npt6penbig
bu3u beitrugen, bab Ti4 bas anlu9efuz
9enbe 8apitul tpieber in gr0Berem
Wobitabe i%nbuitrieGen llnterneemunz
gen 5upenbet. Sc lit nift me6r 10
Iei9t, miiBig BON erIpartsm ooer ersr6z
tenn @eloe gu Ieben, ME our 3ett, dl5
bic 8unbesregierung Fir ibre Bombs
8 BIG 6 Yrp3ent uno Staaten unb
9tdbte nod me6r 6e3ablsn muBten.
Ner jsBt me6r oI5 3 Bis 81 Pro5snt
er3ielen min, Der muB iein 8dpituI ar
beiten lafen. @r muB oamit 4noeren,
Die feline S%upitaliiten iinb. 8eI9dftiz
gung unb @ele9enbeit gum 8rooertper6
geben. l1nb bas lit gut. Sc mebr oas
Rapitdl dr6eitet uno pagen unb lid
neuen l1nternebmen Sutpenben muB,
oeitO better fir bic groBs Msnge Der
Ni6Etapitaliikn. (W6l.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-22
Muntag, DEN 20. @suanft 1898.

@enn bic 9eebeIben Der
alien 3ebt. S6amtiiptles, Simon Dull
Illus Repos, OOnSudn 14uItriu, Stub
ter ooer SrOmp. bic Netp> gopfer Slot
ten@E$araOe bGttsn isben tDnnen!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-22

Sn8affel betBtiebtNit>
6elm tpegen ieinsr 9aIdftinazuniform
der gelbs &aiier." = @enn Der gel
be &iO aus 6o9an'saGep" bas erFdbrt,
19lteBt er ii4 Der 6abrt als 8eporter
an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-22
Wnnnestnnrte.

Utan1er1tol3 ppr Tonlgstbronen nj
cine europGiI4e Sugenb, Die man in
Mmerifa ni6t fennt. 0afiir BADEN mir
a6er BEL uns cine anbers Wa4t, Dor
nel6er Elm Freies Mannesport e6enIo
eepagt lit, ME bor einem 5prannen,
: bag lit Der umeritanii3e Souberdn,
oas 8olt bsinnoers Der Stimm9eber.
9isiem tpagt sbsn 10 Islten Giner bic
berbe Bubr6eit gu fasen, 1pts einem
eurppdtI6en &aiier ober &0nig.
8on ben gldn5enben Reben unieres
MarDlinber Staatsmannes 9enrD
Wintsr 9api5 bat uns Die immer am
9eIten gefaIen, tpel9e er pdbrenb oes
9iirgsrtrieges an feline GonItituenten
belt. Die MarDlGnber taoelten nGms
Ii9 Ieire raoitaIen QnItAten in 8etreff
bes Siben8, unb elmer Ieiuer Wd6ler
ma9ie ibm in elmer Wahenoerlammz
lung 8orpiirfe, porouf er Iagte: nS6r
8iirger BON Baltimore! Sd perbe um
Cure Stimmen, UNI Sure Snterehen
in Daibington gu pertrsten, mas t9
beretts tbat, dls meme Qusf9ldgIiimz
me 6rn. 8shningtpn gum Spre6er
bes 9auIes ma4te, troBbsm bic &C.
IeBge6ung mid oes6aI6 Dur4 elm ga
belspotum e6rte unb oiele 8iirger mid
aufforberten, a%68uonnten. Sn ienen
SaoelsGuberungen finoe i9 cine grobe
@6re. Wsnn i6 als @uer 8ertreter
mad @aIbiRgton gebe, tperoe i4 ielbitz
perIfGnbli9 Sure bsiten Snterei1en
pu6rnebmen, oben ni3t ME SIR lie
perItebt, fonbern ME i4 Iie Oeritebe.
Guer Superintendent fam t4 fetn, aber
@uer Stlape rperbe iA ME-"
Dieter Sage 6at Der Osmotrat 8aiz
leD BON 3eras bieIen 5reimutb nafk
aea6mt. Die Oiitritts : Convention,
por peI9sr er feline 8ieberernennung
gum ganbibatsn forberte, ertldrte
fiG gu 9uniten Der Grpan1ipnsplitit,
porauf er Fplgsrbe Hebe bielt: n9us
Q(mt, bas t6 inne babe, gebOrt S6nen
uno Sic 6aben bus 8e4t. e5 nab 81
rem @iinI6en ausseiibt gu Ie6en.
QSen1 e9 Sbr Wtle 1T, Dap S3r Ute
prGIentunt 6ieie neus ppIittt unter=
ffiiBt, 10 miifIen sic SIR M}anbat eiz
mem Mnosren iibertragen, bsnn i9 pia
lie6er Der u~nb&fdnnteite 8iirger BON
Seras Iein, als cine Politit unterItiiz
BEN, BON Der i4 CLAUDE. baB lie mil
ben grDBten @efubren fir ben 5rieoen
uno bic NoblFabrt bes 2anOeS psrs
tniipft it,"
Oas lit 6ebeutenb m%ann6after, aIs
Die Re4tfertigur9 Der 0smngo9en,
bic It6 INNER auf bas 8pIf berufen
unO i6r l1rt6eil Der 9oltsmeinun9
ppFern. Sine ipIfe 9roItituiipn bes
Sntelsfts tDnnte mar fi9 piellei9t
NOD gsFaasn lafen. rpenn pirtli6 cine
ausgeIprpfene 8plfsmeinung barii6er
pprbunoen pGre. 8efpD6nlt9 oer6Glt
IS Iib bamit in Der @eiIe, buB bic De-
magugen iid anF cine @oltsmeinung
berufeR, bic gar ni6t ~Dprbanoen lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-22
Sennir 0nniic SdhreneL.

Gs forb am 10. Nuquf, 9.2O llbr abenos, mad
%lduasrsr 8rdutbeit Seunis 9ouiia S6regel im Glitter
Don Il Sabren, | WoHat uno o Saqcn in ibrer
fetttn geObuunq, Rr. 102, @,ts3snritttas StraBt.
Die 9,trOieuuQ fiuOet beute, DtOntoe, , llbr
Ra6mittuqs, pom Grdutrbauis aus itatt, ipoju
GrtunOe unp 9eripaHOte b0fIi6it t~ingclaotn inO.
@itts, teiue 9lumen. (224-6l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-22
0ntie NhillinS. EEsIz

Gg fdrb Sonntae, ben q. @uquf. uniere gslisbte
Satin uuO Wuttcr Raiis 9bjnips I'M "a. 2tbcgss
iabrc. Grtun5e fuo fur 9i,nitaQ Worqtn 10 ll6r
mad Rr. 734, @1eits2tr uqtOn=StruBt, tiH0slaorn.
gctdttuuQ i'm Srtmatorium Dc5 -2ouoon=9arfz
6rieobofss1 prioatim. Bite, ttins 9luntni
Ser ~trdutrnoe @dtte
G126l ~ r. / I n 2 mn Snbn g1 a r
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-22
2pnpla.GpQea,
UT. ct. Spicnh's Gpncn.

6tuSitu.Rurius: Rlaifi5r, piHtni6Git!i6r unb
fauimdHnii6sr unttrribt; eriinOli6,r llnt,yri6t in
Der Osuti6,n Spra6e. 8sOiuguu0tn: -Ssarosrs"
pre- SsiFou BON fiui Nlondt.n $ll5. StuDi,n b,s
eiuu.u am 0itu It q, etn 6. Stpt,mbu 1895.
Wan a~orsitrt
Srueer Jpfepb, 9ireFtor,
Station .. Baltimore, NIB.
Ratsloo auf gsrlauQ.u. 9uli9, 2Dto
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-22
Runbreife 25c.

Dtuff Bon Der RuSsn, beg finfttn Rseimsnts.
Rene urO iHt.rsFants attraition,n, fir oi. Gin.
unO Rafiabrt. Der srobs GamilitnaGrbolunos.
glds. ga.s srfr RluF.. R,u, unt,rbsltunO,u.
0i5sO!to fir 66uI,n uuO Seisai6afttn.
t0lui4, 4U(t0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-22
Gcmeetrn.

gteut s.ttion,n FnO Jest sur 9tF6tiquuq bergt.
ribt.t. 9Rls augoepdblts Cots. Der Superinttu=
bent os 8runpts uno 9oosus ruiro itOs oepllnitts
gustuuft .rtbeil,n. Sas 6 r / IL nj itebt
t6eli6 sur Snipsttiou ofitn. Wsgsn RGbsr,m D.uOe
man fb an ben Supsrintsno,nt,n oO,r al oas Bis
redu in Rr. go, orDsGburltssS IT.
Mpril1S1S
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@nrn ". Mann.

90 itarb am 5rtitag, Den 10. guouf, 3.15 ll6r
9abmittdqs, ndh lnnQtm Ssiosn Wiarp ~. DtdnH
in ibrem 81. SebeEsiabrt, Yittipe Ots oeritOrbeutH
!. ~. Wuun, iribtr in @altimOre=Gount pobu=
bait. Die 9eeroiauuq finoet b c, p}ontaa, -.
Nuauf, Ru6mittaQs ? llbr, oout oauis ibrts Sob
mes, Nr. 515, GorrcitsS trabt, aus hiatt. 9srtpauOte
nm Nrfnuufr INN b0ilihit siunfl1Osu. f1ll6i
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-22
grtts(on cStnte GxGurforen
nnd1 0hildScInh;u.

WT
Sst hsl.Hl 2ast Ourh ben aazaI.........Gf 90
Sln5elntr UahrpTels Hur ct. ..............p IsOO
ieesn m0ntas, W1ittwodb uue Srcitae
BON Der Derit, an 2isbts uno Qrutt. StraBs I'm JS
ubr Soruittags.
RAD 3sD=0Ort per G~ii,nbubn BON Dbl.
laotlpbta 81 90
RAD Rsu=gsrt un0 ,uriid ul 51oa Sc. 90.
6vTtr tpsro;H II II nj 9irtau 9intt, ors
fault nab GtlantitsSitp, Cape Wdp, 4sburp=Qarf,
gOugsSrun6, Qlbano, 9rop, saratooasspriros
GdlsGiO;r, Gsppprt, R,n=oao,n Conn. Bort
lamb CpIairtl uno alien 9urttsu u6rOli6. Bon Der
Wertte an 9igbtz uHb QrdttsS traBe, a~ubaltsub on
ben grobtn Gtl6taHafQlaBen, 9sttsrton. gtou ers
futs f6riftIi5 urI 9ampbl.t uHb irasuo Dslae an
here SHi0rmatisn bel
0larencs ghripsr, gasrt,
CSuHi2, SDlt.) Gr. 2OL, QiqbtsStras,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-22
z. =. Sd,ammIbFrI, HntuoIt,
Rr. 30l uno 316, Qatpsguiloina.
vi Observation-Disclosures

Ut. 0UI UHD 0IOl NUIDs gNIIUTNg,
Observation-Disclosures.
gta6ri6t ipirp hermit q%eecben, nob bic Inter
JttbneteH pom g9aiienqeri6t Der StdOt Baltimore
9olmabt sur 9eriualtuue oes Ra6loFes beg az
bier gtftOrbeuen ! o bn 3. 9aBler erbulttn ba=
ben. Nle Sitienigcn, Die GorDerunQen al Oicieu
Nn6laB baben, iuerDsu hermit dufeeforosrt. iol6e
nebt ben ~n6tbigsu SsIcgsu bis gum 6. Gebruor
1899 einBurei6en unO gelteno al MAIDEN, oosr iu
gciudrtigen, oaB ie ibrsr @nipriids on oisieu RAD
LAB geieBli6 fir Uerluitiq erflGrt Deroeu mOqtu.
Gas, bic 3ublunetn al bieieu Ra6laB gu MAIDEN
baben, iDtrOeu hermit aufotforDert, iol6e uuoers
3itQli6 an Die Inter isibncten gu leitsu.
@egebcn inter u~uiersr 6ono am 3. Gage ots glOs
mats aueuit 1898.
W1drsaretbd SdsIer,
2puiS SasIer.
COS Il, 22,9 RddlaBperipalttr.
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sE pie "2son-Eon-"
SrG6ttges -
To(6odCr. s: s: e. . S a: :: ::::
3rG6fiaes

S Ser Sampler ,,SpuiIe."
Sn @OasHt0Otn nm 10 u5r gormittaQs
uHo 70 ubr Rabmittaes, nit ausua6ms psE
9teHfags uno Grsitags an Oi,itn
Sagsn 70 9oursnJ 10 llbr 9urmittass, 2 lI5r Ra6s
mittsVs unS II ubr asenos. sountaag nm
9 u5r SSrmittGGs uuS 10 u6r Ta&mittaus. gStras
gOSt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-22
9indb SSaIbtuatUn.

mt. SooalsS~ tatiSu, u~ugRobUtagtu, rG.07, RIOS,
1850, 1850, rl0.O49ormitiag5, rl2.4l, r226, 1875,
1906 Ru6mittags, TG.42, r7.49, 1892, rl04l,
4bcnos. 5OHutags, 1000, 1850, Tl0.0l 9OTmits
tags, rl2.55, 1925, 1886 Jubmittag5, T6.42, 1882
uHO rl0.4l Abcuos.
Gamosn : Station, an @o5tutaosu, 800, r6.l5,
rG.25, 6.3j, r7.2O, $500, S35, 1890, rl0.l2. rl0.25
9ormittags, l2.l5, El2.50, r2.4O. 2.5O lr3.45 10
roo, 1880, r7.58, 9l5, $40. rl0.55, I.3O qtOs.
SoHrtags, rs .25, Obs, S.3j, 1900, Hop, gl0.2j
@ormittags, rlO0, Los, r2.40, 345 as WiuuIcH1,
so goamittags, CTS, goo, $3.50, els, ~. 10,
gloss. 1l.30 4bsuOg.
Ra3 annapolis, Wt. @o0al : Station. l7.O5,
1850 9orm., !l2.4l GaDm. GlW0cu=S tatjou, 7.20
Born. uub go Raam. Nm SoHutalcH, 900 9ors
nlittnns INN Z % Mnhmittnra
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-22
10 altimpre-S -Sa6n
~ srat in Strait am II. SUM- Is9S.

%o6 Gbicaqo uno benz Ioronct,u - Tt. Rooals
Station, 1904 gormittlgs, 6.42 AbcnDs ta9lI1.
6amOeusS% tatiou, 1912, 1925 9OrmittaV5 NM 100
abeubs.
To6 Cincinnati, 81. 2ouig uuo 2Ouispins MT
Identification, 2.26 Gobmittags uub lO.4lNbtuOs,
tGglIt. 0amOeu=S tatiou. 1925 @ormlttugs, 249
RubmittaQs mo 1875 NbcUbs.
RAD gittsburg NM GlepeluUo - ut. 8ooals
Citation, 1904 @ormitt0Qs, tQoli6. 40 Abcuos,
eusgsHommeu SouutaQs. Communication, lO.l2
8ormittaOs mo 40 NbeuDs, taQli6.
Rad Columbus, SoleDo uHO Eetroit - Ult. RIOS
nalsStotiOu, l0.4l abeu0s. COMMUNICATION, 1873
Gbcuos.
Rad Rem 3 Orleans, Wsmpbig, 9irmiuGbam,
Chattanooga, Ruor0ile, 9ritol uuo Rouuots-y}t.
BopalsStatisn, 9.32 tdQlid. GamOsHsStutiou %
biz H,lDsCrltans uuO 0ui6iuQtou bis Wcmp5is.
yId5 Nurao - MT. RoOllzS %tutioH, 2.26 gdbm.,
iaalia. DECENTRALIZATION. 2 4-llaAmLLtaaa. taaLLA.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1898-12-20
New Years School Ball.

Following are the committees appointed for
the ball to be held in Challis for the benefit of
the Challis Public School, on Friday night,
Dec. 30th, 1898
Committee on Arrangements-Miss Mabel
Jose, Miss Pearl McGowan, Miss Mamie
RowleS.
Floor Managers-wells MCGOWAN, Geo. E.
Keyes.
Door Keepers-H. F. Powell M. NJ. Sweet.
Reception Committee-Mr. and Mrs. Chivers,
Mr. and Mrs. Leaton, Mr.. and Mrs Millick, DR..
and Mrs. Rogers, Mr.. and Mrs. Waters, Mr..
and Mrs. Morrison.
Invitation Committee-Mr. and Mrs. Paul,
Mr.. and Mrs strand, Mr.. and Mrs. Jose, Mr..
and Mrs. Treloar, Mr. and Mrs. Baker, Mr.. and
Mrs Hosford Mr.. and Mrs. Oster, Mr.. and
Mrs. Faulkner, Mr.. and Mrs. Boise Ellis, Mr..
and Mrs. Hegert, Mr.. and Mrs. Funkh houser.
Mr. and Mrs. e. G. Dodge, Dan. Breyer, John
Stephens. Jr., W. G. Sweet.
Music:-Bomar's Orchestra-Mr. and Mrs.
Bomar and joe
r0-'rickets, (Supper extral, SI,50.
S~A cordial invitation extended 10 all.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1898-12-20

sMALLBuRe, Idaho, Dec. IA, 1898.
Mr.. EDITOR =
Since my coming to this place
have had but little time to look
around and learn what is going
on hereabouts.
Custer, a whilom prosperous
mining camp, seems to be closed
up for the winter, while Clay
ton, q small precinct below here,
which boasts of a one-stack
smelter belonging to some Omaha
capitalists has shut down.
The productiveness of this camp
will be evident when Messrs.
Finnegan & Erickson get their
claims developed, and the output
of ore will astonish the natives.
Travel is still continued to and
from Stanley, where a dredger
is to be built the coming season
for placer mining.
An ice gorge above here stop
ped the travel for several days,
but the road was soon fixed so
that sleighs could pass, and luck
lily the mail was not delayed.
Several head of fine cattle
were drowned in trying to cross
on the ice-the Small Bros. be-
ing the only losers.
The Mayor of our burg has
taken trip East for medical
treatment, and his brother is
absent for the winter, somewhere
in your neighborhood with his
hand of cattle and herd of hors-
es. Judge Holman, who lives
in the Second Ward, remains
with us, having decided to forego
an intended trip to the States,
until next season.
Health of the citizens good.
More anon. RUBAIYAT.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1898-12-20
sealed Proposals.

Sealed proposals will be received by the
Board of County Commissioners of Custer
county, Idaho, for the care and maintenance Of
the INDECENT sick and otherwise dependent poor
of Custer county, for the term of one year from
and after the second Monday in January, 1890.
All bids must DO sealsd and marked PRO
posals for care of county poor" and the same
must be filed with the Auditor on or before the
second Monday in January, 1899. The bidder
whose proposition sssll be accepted shall be
required to enter tEto.s contract to take charge
of all persons who may be lawfully committed
20 his care, and provide them with oil proper
food. clothing. beds bedding, medicines, medi-
cal attendance medical and surgical applian-
oss. etc., necessary for their care and comfort,
including suitable hospital or rooms to be
used as a hospital in which TO care for all such
parsons. The usual bond in twice the contract
price will be required.
The Board reserves the right TO reject any
and all bids.
By order Of the Board of County Commis-
GEO. e. KEYEs. Clerk.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1898-12-20
n Slight Mistake.
YArkrH Fonk MINE. Dec. 9. 1898.

Ed. MESSENGER
DEAR SRI notice in the
MESSENGER of Nov. 29th, that
my team ran away with me, this
is a mistake. The accident hap
pened to me in this way: / was
driving from the mine to the mill
in an empty wagon, had q chain
around the wheel for rough
lock; the chain went on one side
of q small stump, the wheel on
the other side, bringing the wag-
on to a sudden stop. l was
standing up in the wagon at the
time, and was thrown with great
force under the horses feet; laid
there unconscious for some time.
When l regained my senses l
found the horses standing still
over me. / dragged myself out
tried to get the horses to start,
but found the wagon was fast to
the stump. 1 dragged myself
home the best [ could; my hands
were badly sprained and one side
partly paralyzed from the shock
and lying in the snow so long. l
am now improving fast, and will
be alright in few days.
Very truly yours,
JAMES A. MCFADDEN.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1898-12-20
They Gave Literally.

We publish the following sub
scription lists to show with what
liberality the miners and others
of Custer county will give when
help is deserving. This aid was
extended to Antoni DelGrosse, a
miner who was nearly blinded in
the Ramshorn mine some time
ago by an explosion of powder
BAYHORSE LIST.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1898-12-20
+I20GAl2 NEW s.
You can soon write it 1899.
A Merry Christmas to all !

y
1. o. o. F. ball next Friday
night.
Remember the school ball on
Dec. Both.
H. H. Marshall came out from
Stanley last week on business.
The treaty of peace has been
signed between United States
and Spain.
J.'O. Swift was in town one
day last week enroute to his
Blackbird' mines.
Mat Womacks came down from
Stanley last Saturday, where he
has been at work on the dredge
boat.
News comes from Washington
that the Idaho troops at Manila,
will probably be mustered out in
January next.
You can get almost anything
that city markets afford at
Busters. He has an excellent
holiday supply.
W. d. Pierce expected to de-
part for Baker City, Oregon,
yesterday morning to spend the
Y.o ~ 81 A.lr- IF %1 xrs,,+4x
Mrs. Roy Huffman. Miss Win
ME Burton, Red" MCGEE and
Mr.. Hodges, of Custer, were in
Challis several days last week.
George Oster came out from
Custer last Tuesday, and on the
following Thursday took his de-
parture for his home in Tenn
essee.
We learn that Chas. Seagrecn
is now at Dawson City, and R.
Y. Street has employment with
Jas. Shoup, U. S. Marshal of
Alaska.
The Idaho Legislature conven-
es on the End Monday in jan
uary. We hope that it will not
be as big farce as the last Ida
no Legislature.
Mrs. VIM. Bradshaw and son,
Thomas, of Dickey, were in this
city on Thursday and Friday of
this week. They paid the Mes
sENGER Office a pleasant call.
Attorney Brown is expected
home this week from Chicago,
and he writes that the Black Co.
are willing to liquidate their in
debtedness, and he expects to
bring the 'wherewith" with him.
This is good news to many in
Custer county.
Mrs. Chas. Funkhouser and
her daughter, Mrs. E. P. Wilson,
returned home last Tuesday eve
ming from Kansas City, where
Mrs. Funkhouser had been for
medical treatment. We are glad
to say that she is now enjoying
pretty fair health.
Gen. Calixto Garcia, the dis
tinguishen Cuban warrior and
patriot died of pneumonia at
Washington. D, c., on Dec. II,
1898. In his dying moments, as
all through his busy life, his
thoughts were for his beloved
country and his people.
D. L. Rich undoubtedly has
the largest line of holiday goods
this year that was ever brought
to Custer county-from a climb
ing monkey to articles of great
value. If you are thinking of
making your 'best girl" a pres
ent for Christmas, you can find
almost anything you want.
Silver Leaf Rebekah Lodge
No. 81, l. o. o. F., of this city,
on Tuesday evening last elected
the following named officers. In
stallation takes place on the first
regular meeting in January
N. G.-Miss May Paul.
V. G.-Miss Ida Hanna.
Sec.--W. d. Pierce.
Treas.-Mrs. Hattie Penwell.
Trustees-Mrs. Belle Thomp-
son, Mrs. f. A. Bomar, Mrs. L.
S. McKendrick.
In this issue will be found a
Christmas poem-"Where Santa
Claus Is Dead, from the pen
of t. Shelley Sutton. of Boise
City. 1t is a poem of much merit
and ability and should be read by
all. The author is we'll known
to our readers, and in fact his
productions are being copied to
a great extent throughout the
United States by leading papers,
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1898-12-20
u. A. STEEKE.
Ex Supt. of Public Inst. OF Montnl
A. G.. RoMAR.

Supt. of Public Instruction of
Custer County, Idaho.
Board of Trustees, II, F. PosceU,
Dist. No. /, Custer II. II. S,0ert,
County, Idaho. i'll. EdbertS.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1898-12-20
Let JustIce Be Done.

Certain persons in this place
have made it a business to cir
culate rumors of late detrimental
to the ability of Miss Margaret
keenan,, principal of the Challis
Public School, and it appears for
no other design than to create
discord in our school, which has
gained the high standard it now
attains under her principalship.
We have been investigating
the matter, and find such rumors
have no foundation whatever,
some being of such trivial nature
that they are not worthy of at
tention.
We desire, by publishing the
following letters of recommends
ton, from people who stand high
in educational circles of the Unit
ed States, to refute such rumors,
and to do justice to one whom we
believe deserves justice.
The first is the recommends
ton from H. B. Brown, Presi-
dent of the Valparaiso Qndiana)
Normal School-a school that
stands high in the world of liter
ature
VALPARAISO, Ind, Aug. 49, 1896
To WHOM 1t May Concern
This certi6es that Margaret Keenan has been
member of this school five terms and has
completed our Scientific Course OF Study.
getic, enthusiastic-always ready for her whole
duty. She is thoroughly yersed and will make
an exceptionally fine teacher. Besides being
thoroughly versed in the branches to be taught,
as teacher in graded schools. She is lady in
the fullest sense of The term and will do honest
ly whateyer she engages to do.
In fact. there Is no one whom / can. with
more confidence. recommend TO public favor.
She will be valuable wherever her services
may be secured. Her work will more than
verify every statement made.
L. B. BROWN President.
Some may say that almost any
one can secure these reconmen-
dations, but allow us to say not
from people as high in education.
al work as these names we pre-
sent unless the one is deserving.
The following on grades takes
merit and ability to obtain, as
well as the other recommends
tions
Report Of Margaret Keenan,