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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-14
Sir @er,nsin bun Mandcfer crbGlt
@,uaga's Miainnen.

Sem gorf, Is. Qpril. = Oas
Sefument b:s psrforbsHsn 5srnoa5o
g3naga purOs sstsrn bsi'm NaAaSz
ri6tsr sinsereidt. gr oermadt Ie;n
@runOsigsntbum, bas einsn 0sri6
BON 100000 unb fsin Peripna.e;z
osni6um i'm Wsrtbe bon $4,000 leiz
ner 59neIisr GonFuelo, 9er5ogin DON
Man6sHsr. g%5nasa's nd4Re 9srz
panbtsn Iinb feline Matter uao ieine
anbsrsn S6tpeftsrn Raibico, be nit
Sir Sobn 2iFsr : Sep psrbeirai9:i III,
unb Die unper6eiratbets @mil:e Y3nus
ga. pa lie i'm Ssft5tneni niht esz
ndnnt Iinb. IinD Iis pon Der Gr5T4afi
ausasI4hof1er.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-14
Gheater.

Derlel6e III elmer Der befannteIfen Wgz
srssationen bon Giinfflsrn in Nnsrlz
ia. Die 8orfibrung brehirtsr Sbisrs,
unter oieIen 20 gspbantsn uno 81
Pfsroe in einsm Ntts, III cine @hdu>
Fslluns in Ii9 fslbf. Sie parabe
Foa irsenb cine in fruheren Sdbren g.
1llisns an Gtans uno 3slabaiti9tslt
iibsrtrsffen.
r9oIIibapftr. Sbeatsr."
.s6e Glspsntb Sour, cine funfafz
tise &omDois, miro oisFe Do9e i'm
r9ouibapItr. : Sbsater" auf9sfubri.
Oas Stiid enfbdlt cine gar5s Qa5o1l
urfomii9er, FsnsationeGer Soenen uno
bte 5rupps 6sitebt aus betanntenOarz
ffeuern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-14
IS 0 b's 'Opsrnbaus. g."

Sn rJorb's Opsrnbaus" tommt
bisIs. Mo6s NusuItus Sbomas' nsues
Drama rQr5iona" CUR Nuffiibruns.
Das Stid nurSe in Baltimore nod
rliemais ouSgsfIbrt, oasesea erls5te
bdHslbe biefsn Winter i'm r6sralD=
square : 3bsatsr in Nsp : Yprf al
lein $50 gut6sfu9te 8orItsuureen,
eth nmfanO, Der barauf {9lisBsn
iabt, bab oas nsue Drama pirfli6
1sbsnsfpertb 1T. Oas Stid 6anoelt,
pie Der 3itel berrdt6, bon benz Ser
rttorium Mrisona unb fii6rt urs mo-
turgetreu oas 2s6en in Dem .pitben,
tpoaissn Wslien Dor 4ussn. Die pprz
slslide Sbeater : 9eieaI6afi, tpslde
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-14

Geit pielsn @p9sn tsin eina;ger So
besFan bur9 Oppbtbsritis. Der
er0bts Sbeil Der @ier6li9feitsfdas
nod INNER bur9 2~unasnleibsn
psrurIa4t. - Monatsbsri4t Ger
@dTunbbsits< 9e60rbe.
glo9 benz lebtpD9sntlidsn geri9te
bet @elunbbsits : BebOrbe Harden in
Der @o9s 211 perIonsn, eesen 226
in Der qlei9Iauf enoen Wo3e ce5 8or=
iabres, 223 in 1899 uno 212 in
1898.
Don ben in ber lebten Mo9e 8srz
1torbsnen tparsn 1O4 mdnnli4en uno
1O4 peibliGen 9si6k9ts; SO pursn
Nseer; 4 8aitimorer Harden ouBsr@
bal6 Der S!abt unb IA ainoer tpurosn
tpot oe6oren. Die Stsrbll4teitsrate
fir bic @sTammtbepDlferun9 betrug
2O.28, fir bic 8eiBen 1896 uro tIr
bic Geaer 1000 pro 1000. IS farben
an epiosmi,9en lSsu4en - Neroenz
fisbsr l, &su9bufen l, Snfiusn5d 3;
aussmeine 2sibsn = 2unssnf4pinoz
fu6t %, S9pinbIu9t anosrsr Dr.
qaue 5, 6ieber 1, Syphilis 1, &rs6s=
Isiosn 7, Rbsumatifds 2eiosn 2, Qlz
fp6olismug /; 2siosn bes NerosnTpz
items - Meninsitis 4, 9irnI4los1O,
@e6irnerpsi9ung l, onosrs 2siosn 8;
2sioen bes 8iutumlauf5 - 9sra36ag
Is, unbere 2sibsn 7; Seu4sn osrai9z
muuas 8 Srgans - 8rpn4itts 9,
2unaenentainDuns Is; Ssufen oss
@eroauunes : SpItems - 13; Seu=
6en bee urinir : Spiiem5- Bright
5de Nisrenfranfbsit II, unosrs 2siosa
4; SobesFGus BON Wo9rsrinnen 2;
Sautfronfteiten 3; 5ooesfdIe neugsz
6orener ainosr %; MltersIfrd4. Is;
ospaltIame 5pbssfdue 8; u~agsneins
Safe 4. 9pn ben Genorbenen tparsn
SO unter 1 'Sabr alt, 7 5ptI6sn 1 u.
2 Sabre, 6 5piIden 2 unb 5 Sabre, 2
apST6en 5 unb 10 Sabre, 3 5plideu
10 unb Is Sabre, 4 spiIden Is uno
20 Sabre, 20 spiI6sn 20 unb 30
Sabre, % 5piI9en 80 uno 40 Sabre,
Fl spi|6en 40 uno so Sabre, 185piz
(den 50 unb go Sabre. % 5ptI4ea6O
unb 70 Sabre, 27 5tpiidsn 70 uno 80
Sabre, 7 5pif9sn so unO 80 Sabre,
2 atpiT9sn 80 unb 100 So9rs alt. Sn
6oIpitd(srn liarbsn 10, Is SnqusIte
tpuroen esbalisn. Qls eeboren muir
ben 76 peiBs unp Is Ressrtinosr an
oetn.loet. 5ernsr purben 1 glatz
term, Is Oip6tferitisz, 6 @farlahz
fieberz, 5 Nsrpsufie6srz, 10 9eaTernz,
4 qeIAppGsne M%anoslnz, 6 asu9huz
item, 1 8arics[laz unb 10 Suberculoz
lis : pulmpnalis : Sd1s anssme!ost'
Der Monots : 8eri9t BEG Can't
tdts : 4mtsg 5sies, bab i'm Mdr5 1855
per5onsn Harlem, FOL 8eibs uno 265
g2eosr. Oie|ss 1T 60 tp.nissr, ais i'm
otsi6laufsnben Monat oss 9~orid9rss.
9on ben 966 Eobtsn Harden As an
unHedenoen &rant6siten, 129 an Der
S6pinDIu6t, 173 all Der 2Gngsnentz
siinouns, 81 an Der 8ronaitis, "a
an Der 8risht'idsn Risrentranfbeit.
Inter ben 8srtorbensn ~6efdncsn 1id
1O8 SeuH6e. Dis geboren tpurcen
468 psibe uno 1877 Ne9erfiuosr anssz
melosI. Bon ben Quarantdns : Be-
amten inIpiairt purosn 70 Oampfsr,
3 Schooner unb 8 9arfen nit Sc
1ammt : S%onnenssbalt Don 168,0O1
Sonnsn unb 4O3O Bahd9sr;n; Die
sNn1pefttons 9sbiibren 6strugen ST.
COO Oh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-14
Sasetiid bier our 4uhiibruns brinst

Sas5tiid bier CUR Muffubruns brinst,
biirat gum boraus fir ben Grfolg Der
Bor1eGunasn. Der @sisGIdaft gsz
bDren b%erborragsnbs Salente, pitginz
cent Serrano, 5. %. Cope, Waltsr
t0als, @bnin !Solt, Dm. 9aportb,Go
gar Selppn, George S'Donnea, W.
$. Ogonnor, Stepben 5rsnd, 9elme
Galpert, 5rl. Siips Map, SRI. Moz
rion S. 8arnen, SRI. Wattie gurle,
SRI. Marsarst Mapo uno 5rl.2ouils
Glofsr an.
.MuTit@ Mfabemis."
Die vMu|if Ntabemie" blei6t bieIe
Wo9s seF9lofen, Dffnst a6er in Der
nd9Iian Wp6s fire Sbiren Der muz
5italiT9sn pofs r9be @%puDsrnor's
Con, in Der bic bier Go6ans bic
0auptro(sn Ipislen. 0as Stid bat
@so. W. GoDan gum 4utpren uno ct
bat isoem leiner Samilien : NnsebOriz
gen fosuTaeen cine ROlle auf Den 2eIb
GTtUlKDeH.
uM Monumental 5beater."
uRoEe @bbell's 2onbpn 8sGss" ire
ten b:sis Do4s i'm rMonumsutaiz
S6satsr" auf. l1nter Wnosrem tommt
bic urtomfde Stiaae forthcoming"
tpel6e in anberen Stdotsn Juuors gez
ma9t bat, sur Nuffiibrung. DIS Gin
selbarfteQer treten auf bic bier &C.
fdp;fier Nelfon, Mit&eG, Gampbsa
uno Millsbes, Giber SiHsrs, 91n.n,
Mc@otpan unb 6antp, Ga Clair, 9ari
unb Softer uno Softer uno Is 9a6 DE
Oamen.
Rinslirg'5 Cirrus.
@s mar i'm nnnosrl6Onen Monut
Mai, als aas Slithsn |prangsn, bl
Bin audi i9 in H;nglias'5 Cirrus ssz
eansen, piro Sung uno Ilt in fur
ger Ssit Iinsen fOnaen, Dsan tsaaun!sr
Cirrus pirb ain 6. uno 7. Mai in
bieiissr Stdbt 9orFenungen s76en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-14
5rdnlsin Sabe stessmaa bon Gbieasn.

Elm 0usenb Glai6en s.braadt bate, mar
i9 cine seiunbe Srau. I'd faHn isbt all
les efien pbne bic ~eerinsften Bef6Derbsn,
fdlafs gut, unb anitatt Elm lebsnbes Gfss
lett. Die i4 IS mar, bin i'd isst cine &C,
iunbe, tprpulente Srau. Dies nor In
1889 unD i'd mar ieitber INNER pobl.
@eit msiner 5eritellung bate i'd ftsts
sSbr. Mebisin i'm 5auie. Sd rattle al>
len 2%eibenbsn, es 81 MAIDEN, pie i'd es ses
ma9t babe unb sebeiIt tuurbs.
6err Jobn s. S9mibt fdst: rpszruznu
bat mein 2eben e%erettst. 1or flint Sab
rem botten midi bic bsfter Werste als ,trz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-14

Starsts in SuHes safe.
Osr neunidGrise So9n McS-ap,
SaIaKe beg ST. @:noeat { 4Tn,s"
an Der 5~rontHrabe, lGr5ts gsIts~n
Morssn, als sr al4enubfals IN
Sonss' 5oGs Ih;i.tsn tpolI!e, Don osr
Mausr 6erab ing @aHer. gr belt
Tif an eine.r gs-do. on Der exile N
Den S!roin m%inosnpsn Q6f.nBrohrs
fell uno tpdro bonn 2ieutsnant Sc
Gisi bon tr Gofsn= uno 2si.sr=Gomz
pdenis Nr. l en- bsr 5arr:Fo1HraBe
oerstiet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-14
Briefbcf0rbcrnng mad benz Muslanbe.


sSSn cer nit bsm 20. Qpril 1901 en-
bsnosn Wo9e f4lisBt bic ausldnoIl4s
poit in bieism 8ireau, pie folst::
bic polt fir padets lit tdsl;a BON 9
l1br Morsens Biz 5 ubr Naamlstdss
(auseenpmmen @onntaes) gsOffnet.
Srans<Mtfon:ifhe poit.
OienI3ae - II ubr N6enos, fir
europa, per Dampfsr rWaisf;ic" pia
Qussnsippn, IL ubr Na9ts, fir Die
aaorsn : Snieln, per 9ampfsr nMar<
co Ming9etti."
Miitpp9 - 9 llbr I6snbs, fir Die
@5orsn : SnFsln, per Dampfer Sat
tar prinos;;" fir 6ranfrsi6, Suozguz
ropa, @9pptsn uno 8ritiI9 Snoien,
per Dampfer ga lorraine" bia9apz
re (prf fir anosre Sbsils @uropa's
muB per Sampfsr ga 2orruine"
oorefirt Isin); IL uhr Q6enOs, fir
europa, per 0ampfer rSsuSidlano,"
Dia pIpmout9, @bsrbours uno Sam
burg.
1reitog 7 u6r Qbenbs, fir gu
ropa per Dampfer rgampuaia," pia
Quesnstopn (ppf fir Oeuif6laro
mub per 0ampFer rgompanio "dorslz
Grt Iein); 9 1br Nbeno5, fir europa.
Der Satnpfsr ur&1iierin Marid S6sz
reid" pia Sber6Ours, Sout6ampton
uno gremsr; fir europa, pr Dam
pier u@dberianb) YoIf mub perSamz
pier v0ooeriaro" aorehiri iein).
poH mad ii b. II. Central
Mmerifu. WeHinbiens etc.
Spnntas - 9 u1r G6enos, fur
grmuoa, per Dampfer rpretoria;""
II u6r Nadts, fir Noro : graIilien,
per Oatnpfsr y9earenie."
Wontug = u ubr Na9ts, fir8rez
naoa unb '5rinipaS, per Odnpfer
rMorabpl;" fir Central zImerifa II.
bic Sip : pacific 6dfen, per Dam
pier rQoranos," oia Colon; fir per
nan6uco uno Sontos, per Sampfsr
vGoI1ern Prince."
0isnnas - 3 ubr 0admiitogs,fir
oSamaica, pia Bolton; 9 ubr G6eno5,
fir Samaica, pia pbilaoelpbta; II
l11r Nahts, fir Nafau, pia MiamI;
fir Snagua uno 9aiti, per Oanpfsr
vMt. 9errDn."
Wiiipo4 - IL ubr Na6ts, fir
Santiago, per 9ampfsr santiago De
Subd."
Ounner5aa - u ubr Na9ts, fir
6uiti, per 9cmpfsr "Oranie Raiz
fau."
asrsitaa = 9 u6r Q6eaos, firgra=
Tilien, per Oumpfsr ngoleriose;;" fir
Ga p!ata : Siautsr per 9anpfsr
rYeaano9" unD mNra6iFan;" 1216r
Na9ts. fir gsrmuoa, per Oampfer
u5%rinioao;" fir 81. Sits uno 0snez
rora, PER Sampfer ruasr;" fir porio
Hico, 8enesusla uno Curacao. per
DampFsr nSaraeas;" fir 5ortuaeSsz
Lamb, Samaiea, 5araniila uno Garz
t6ussna, per 9ampfer rQitai;" fir
6aitt, per Sumpfer nNIp5."
SamFag = IL u6r NaAts, fur
RaNau, pia M;aml.
Die Yof fir Neufunplanb, bia
Tortb : 5ponsp, uno fir Misuelon,
pia gofon, i9lsBi bier tdslia UNI 3
u6r Na9mittaas; fir Suba, pla
Tampa, tdslid I'M l u6r Na9m.;
fir Gotta 8ica, 9onouras uno 9ud=
temola, pia NepzS rleans, id9l:4 I'm
8 ubr Mbsnos.
9rang Yacifie : 3 20 It.
DonnsrI Tag 7 ubr Q6enos, fir
Tacoma.
@amFas = 7 u9r N6,nos, Fir
S1;na, Sapan rno P~9iiippinsn, oia
6aDaii, G9ina, Sapcn uno Die G9iz
lipp;n.n : Sn5sln, oid Son 5ra1z
CISCO.
81, poIt fir @uiiral.s1 uno Sit
Sn'eln, pia 9ancpuoer, f6iie5t D:fr
iGelih I'm z u9r Q6sEos b.5 gum
II. Npril.
g. 9ebiss Warfislo.
BDEmsiIter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-14

beilbar a~ufsege'
BEN. sd lit
an elmer @Omplis
fation uller mOsa
li6en 3rantbeis
ten 9er5tlos
pfen, NeroOftdt,
S9pdde unb
9pspepiid. Gins
&c Slafden gez
ru=na uuo Wan=
uzIin beilten MIDI.
M ~ 49,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-14
Yapft Sens Sanf.

Gbicaep, SGs., 13. 4pril. :
Mfgr. s6cmus S. Gonatp smpfing
beuts ouf bas 9lidpuni4 : Self
eramm, tpsffss bic 6isr in GonIeren5
psrTammeltsn fatholii4en PGpaqo9sn
an papF Geo ben Dreias6nisn gsianot
batten, bon cardinal Rumpol,o fol-
gsnbs &~abslospsThe ois Nntport:
Der fl. 9a!er CAN'T Semen fir bic
@iidpinFhe, petGen Sic bei @:lez
oenbeit oes Gonpsnts car flt6oli,9 den
Soa;6ulie6rsr NuaOrud asgs6sn baz
Ben, unb ertbsilt Sbnsn fsinen apoTto<
lii9sn Ssgen.
cardinal Hdmpollo."
gsi Der 6suts Hattss6d6sn geamtenz
tpa6l oss Gpncents gingsn ~folgsnOe
9srrsn {;sersid aus Der urne 6erpor:
4rGFo,nt, MTsr. S6pmas Spnaib, ..
D., Reftor Ger fat6oliiAen uniosr|itdt
gu @1i6in9tDn, .. G.; SAabmsiiiar
uno @efretGr, 8ep. SobH @onpab,
@pnsaga : @oGe9s, @nT1ington.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-14

Oer praftff4s Spnnz
tagsiGger. @iloprst9Gaolsc
Gan isiEer Gaoenihiire 5rHn Sonnz
tdgzjdg:r, bar in iein Rep!:r e:6):
rNa = 3spi' @beno bod Elm 9l6I1:s
!6dad.a rsisrDirsn2" : mSa = p.iz
len = NAG: ip;den e mir eIe.f l
lb;Hel Gut = g e:ns = mai 0..!,
s.lub! mir bod siamaI n!g msbr!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-14

NJ
ellen, Obne Bit
f6limmften 8e.
f9tperoen bin,
terber gu BADEN
Meine Nabrunc
befam mir MIDI
unb rnein Ma;
gen tpurbe BON
5aften feb1
idpu4, ba id
es bpr5p9, liebe1
ni9ts gu ellen
nI2 ,,rter her
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-14

ssolgen su Ieiben. Sd tonnte Bel Sage
feline Rube finoen uno feinen S4laf bel
Naat. Sd psriu4te iebe Mebt3in, bic
fir 9eilung bon Spspepita ange5etgt
tpurbe, ober obne ieben Nusen. S4liebz
Ii6 tanfte i'd cine 5lui4e Pezrusna. Sd
mub ssiteben, buB i'd tein @ertrduen Da'
gu bate, ba i'd 70 bisle @nttdui9ungen
9ebabt; aber in sinem Sag ober 10 fiiblte
i6 mid bebeutenb better. Rabrung ma4te
mir feline 9sidtperben tDie porber. Sd
isbts ben Gebrau4 fort. unb na9oem i'd
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-14

5sl6Fpetratf.-Hi4tt gum
gadfiI6, o:c auf OFFeaer Strap, BON
c1.n 5noip;buam sefIb: puree):
noe Eot 5;e cann Der Qn9sfIog& g'z
fIBt?" Sadfii4: nBis Elm ga
petl"
Gat@rsSpse. - M2n len en
2aan'o a!ft rag o:m Mc.seH !ob.El
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-14
SanitGts> Beri6t.

@eit pielsn @o9sn fem einsis:r So
besfan bur9 O%Dpbtberitis. Der
arDBis She'll Der Ster6li4tsitsfdQs
nod INNER bur6 2unasnleiDsn
perurIaat. - Monats6eri4t Ter
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-14

Wanila, g. s., Is. 5sbr. 1901.
1. Babingtpn's 9eburts=
tnn
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-01-11
A FOOLISH PROPOSITION.

Some of the papers are proposing
a change in the judicial court sys-
tenn Of the state, in order to relieve
the Overworked judges in such dis.
triets as the second, third and fifth.
The change proposed is to establish
county courts doing away with the
district judge altogether.
The EXAMINER is surprised that
such an able Journal as the Lewis
ton Tribune should favor the prop
ofitloD.
In thiekIy settled states the scheme
is alright, but in thinIy populated
states like Idaho it would be fail
IRE. There isn't half dozen
counties in the state that could pay
the salary Of 8 competent mar, or
that would have business sufficient
to keep the court III session longer
than couple of weeks during the
year. These two items, expense
and lack of business, ought to CON
denim any proposed county court
system, in the eyes of every person
in the state.
Everyone knows that some meth
cd of handling court business, better
than the one in vogue, should be
adopted, for in many of the districts,
especially Judge Steole's and Judge
Rich's, the business is too great for
one man to handle, and it is increas-
ing rapidly as each year comes, bat
that system is not i'll the adoption
of a county court method. Our
suggestion is to add another district
circuit or two and let this suffice
until the counties are able and need
a different system.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-01-11

Several papers in the state. not
ably democratic ones, have recently
established semi-weekly issues. The
EXAMINER tried it, but we saw no
advantage IN the change. On the
other hand we dropped the patent
and therein we made the best move
OF our existence financially and
otherwise. The EXAMINER goes on
the theory that the people expect
local paper to especially give local
news, leaving the worlds news to
the province of large papers.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-01-11

There are a few wise (?) papers
in Idaho that are telling Gov. Hunt
that eff he does just the right things
while III Office his administration
will be great success" but they
all fail to say just what these
things ara. Why don't they
come out and say what they mean?
The governor may possibly be able
to guess what his ADVISORS are driv-
ing at, but It's two to one bet be
is as much in the dark as anybody.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-01-11

hewand elegant dining cars on all
through trains. service 4 la carte
Through Pullman ane family sleeping
cars ia Chicago
Three personally conducted tourist or
family weekly excursions to New York
City and Boston via Chicago or St Louis.
For rates. descriptive pamphlet and
sil information apply 10 any Ticket
..gent or to, s. x. Hooper, G. 7. & 7.
Il. Denver. Colo. r. r. Nevins, General
Agent, salt Lake City Utah, II. NJ.
Gushing, TRAY. Pass Agent. Salt Lake
CITY Utah
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-01-11
Blown to Atoms,

The old idea that the body sometimes
nee'.s powerful, drastic. pnrgative pill
has been exploded; for DIR. Kings New
Life Pills, which are perfectly harmless
gently stimulate liver and bowels toex-
pei poisonous matter, cleanse the systen,
and abso' utely cure Constipation and
Sick Headache. Only 25e at Ritter Rros
Drug Co. 1870
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-01-11

1t is generally conceded that John
S. Barrett will be the next immigra-
ton commissioner for Idaho. Gov.
Hunt will be starting right if he
names John for the job, and the
people will know that Idaho is on
earth when he gets into the posi-
ton.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-01-11

It is satd Walter Hoge is slated
for the deputy sheriff's position
under Thos. Sparks. It's just pos
sible the commissioners may decide
there is no need for deputy until
there is something for HIM TO do.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-01-11
The Blackfoot News now com

The Blackfoot News now comes
out as q scmi-weekly folio paper.
We doubt if the readers of the News
will appreciate the change, unless
Brother Jones makes the semi-week-
ly as good each Issue as the weekly
formerly was. However, we will
watch the experiment..
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-01-11

The KxANISER is tlattered! Yea
its head is swelled out of all proper
tons, and there is just cause for it.
The editor of the Daily Mail, of
London, England, came over to
New York few days ago, and the
World, of that city, asked him to
get out an issue of that paper that
would be In line with Goth century
ideas. Well he did, and he evident
ly took for his guide copy of the
EXAMINER, for the pages we're the
same size IS ourpaper and the news
was gotten up in much the same
way, concise and readable. Where
he get copy Of the EXAMINER for
the purpose may possibly be a
mystery, but he certainly had one.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-01-11

4 certain few republicans in this
county will not be in Boise this
winter. There isn't enough pops
this load of poles TO help control
either branch of the legislature.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-01-11

If Governor Hunt wants a good,
careful tinaneier and manager, on
the board of asylum directors, he
will send Chris Wallantine's name
TO the senate. Chris would suit
Bear Lake democrats.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-01-11

Bst then its only another evidence
of Our progressiveness and tire price,
gentle reader, is just $3.50 per
annum 5u advance.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-01-11
Legislative Officers

IDopullSt Senate ofHcers:
President pro tenn, J. w. Balkan
tine, of Blame
Sergeant-at arms, p. IF, GuilTandy
of Shoshone.
Committee clerk, w. II. Wyatt,
of Nez Perce-
Enrolling clerk Mrss Meta
Wright, of Blaine
Assistants Enrolling clerk, Ernest.
Worswick, of Blaine.
Janitor, Robert Marsh, of Ada
Page, George Bambrick, Of
Blaine.
House:
Chief clerk, Mrs. Mary A.
Wright, Of kootensi-
Engrossing clerk, Miss ANGELA
OFarren, of Ada.
Assistant Engrossing clerk, Miss
Maud Marsh, of Ada.
Doorkeeper, Thomas Ranahan.
of Weiser.
Silver Republican Senate officers:
Journal clerk. Frank Z. Smith,
Of Washington.
House:
Enrolling clerk, Albert Needhamr
of Canyon.
Democratic Senate officers:
Secretary, w. V. IIelfrich, of
Ada.
Assistant secretary, w. A. Broad
head, of Blaine.
Engrossing clerk, Miss E. sculIy,
of Ada.
Assistant engrossing clerk, George
II. Fisher, of Bannock.
Chaplain, Rev. 3. r. Clay, Of
Ada.
Doorkeeper, George II. G. Tay-
lor, Of BOISE.
Page, Raymond Boyakin, Of
Ada.
House:
Speaker, Glenn p. McKinlay, OF
Shoshone.
Assistant Chief clerk, Avery c.
Moore, of Idaho.
Assistant Engrossing clerk, Frank
l.. Clark, of Ada.
Sergeankat-arms, Fred Wilson,
of Kootenai.
Journal clerk, Helen Daugherty,
of Blaine.
Committee clerk, Lille BIZ
Nichols, of Elmore.
Janitor, John Green, of Ada.
Pages, Granville Howeth. Of
Mountain Home and Harry Felt
ham of Ada.
The Republicans nominated full
sets Of officers for a complimentary
vote, with Representative French.
Of Latah, for speaker.
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To be or not to- be? That's the
question that is puzxling Dubois
Just now.
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