davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-01-31
RED MEN
DESERVE
SUPPORT.
Inaugurating Plans For
Grand ConClave OfThe
Tribes Next Summer.

Next Wednesday evening the Red Men
of Blazing Arrow Tribe, No. 3 will hold
social and open meeting at Elks hall. The
affair will be one of the best in the enter
tainment line given during the winter and
will be for special purpose that is indeed
1audable
At the last state meeting of the Red Men
Allie Roberts succeeded in capturing the
next state pow wow of the order for Idaho
Springs, to occur some time in August
next, as near as we are able to learn.
Among the distinguished guests present
will be Governor Peabody, State Auditor
John Holmberg, who is an official of the
state organization and, as matter OF fact
nearly half the present state officers.
These gentlemen will all be guests of the
city for day or two and there is no reason
why every citizen should not lend a help
hand.
Robert Classen the hustling head of the
order locally is accomplishing everything
possible in the direction of insuring big
time. He is endeavoring to increase the
membership as rapidly as possible and IN
the course of the increase is desirOus OF en-
listing all the business men and professional
men of the city if possible so that the local
order will represent every class when the
meeting is held next summer.
In order to increase the membership the
local lodge has made special iniatory rate
so that every citizen who desires can join
under the present dispensation and get it
cheaply. At the same time he will be help
ing the boys along i'll their effort to present
the visitors time that they will recolect
for the remainder of their lives.
Siftings urges the people to take an in
terest in helping the boys along at this
time and place them i'll a position where
they will represent the banner tribe of the
state when the state meeting is held. The
order is one of the representative ones of
the nation and this occasion is a good one
to push the city to the front. Come out to
the meeting on Wednesday evening and
learn of the benefits to be derived. We un-
derstand the invitation is general and that
every one will have good time.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-01-31
Yankee Expects Railroad Con-
neCtion.

''You can say for me, ?" remarked Harvey
Preston, of Alice this week, that we will
have the railroad line i'll from Central CITY
and that the money has been pledged for
the project. Mr.. Hall, the promoter, as
sured me of this and l believe he knows
what he is talking about. Yes, it is true
that we should have preferred line from
Idaho Springs but under the circumstances
the people would not guarantee enough for
the purpose and we want a railroad first of
all. believe the people here made a mis-
take when they turned the proposition
down, as 1 understand they did. l speak
for myself in this matter but believe when
1 make this statement that l voice the SEN
timent of many of the people of Yankee
Hill. We will show the people some pro-
duction records before the year closes and
in my opinion the entrance of railroad will
stimulate work and give the camp an i'm
petus that will mean business for it in
many ways.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-01-31
Women of woodoraft FraternaI.

The Women of Woodcraft, one of the
strongest ladies' lodge organizations of
Idaho Springs, entertained the Woodmen
of the World at Odd Fellows hall on We'd
nesday evening in a manner that has added
new laurels to the crown of the popular or
ganization of ladies. They appreciate the
fact that the proper method of reaching
the kinder sentiment of mankind is through
the stomach and acting with this in view
they prepared refreshment and lunch that
was most gratefully received and stored
away. High Five was the reigning pleas
ure of the evening and Mrs Jud Brown
succeeded in capturing the first prize for
the ladies. James o. Rourke succeeded in
arresting the first prize for the gentle
men and Mrs. Swanson and Mr. F. V.
Peterson were awarded consolation prizes.
The ladies are preparing to revive interest
in the organization again and the feast and
good time furnished Wednesday evening
will aid materially in making the start
Siftings is with the quick and not the
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-01-31
Mining Record Preparing for a
Special

Manager E. G. Reinert, of the Daily
Mining Record of Colorado Springs and
Denver, was in the city this week ar
ranging to give Idaho Springs abundant
space in the big annual edition of that
paper soon to be issued. The Record is
the only Daily Mining newspaper in the
world and in every sense one of the
most representative mining papers pub
lished.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-01-31
Cold Wave creets Us This Week.

A cold wave has been exercising itself
in the mountains this week. In every
section of the state reports of extreme
cold come. The milk men up Soda
Creek claim that their cows froze up
and that it was necessary to build fires
under them before they could be MIXED.
Conversation over the telephone between
this place and Central City froze and the
words dropped off the wire.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-01-31
Fine Exhibit of Pictures.

The Horace K. Turner exhibit of pic
lures will be held in the High School
building from February 10th to 14th in
elusive. This exhibit is well worth the
patronage of everybody. The proceeds
will be expended for the decoration of
the various school rooms. Do not miss
this rare opportunity of viewing the
work of the great masters. Admission,
adults IS cents, children 10 cents.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-01-31
A New incorporation.

The Freeland Consolidated Mines COM
pany; capital stock, S., 500, 900; to operate
in Clear Creek county, with principal office
in Idaho Springs; Jacob J. Elliott, James
L. Lindsay, Jerome c. Smith, George E.
McClelland George E. Armstrong, A. c.
Reeves, George Riley.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-01-31
Henry KinkeI's Death.

Henry Kinkel. a widower who formerly
lived in Denver, but before his death was
employed by the Big Five Federation, died
last Saturday at the Idaho Springs hospital,
aged 4o years. He leaves four children
who are being cared for at Colorado
Springs. Deceased had many friends in
this city.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-01-31
Basketball Excursion.

An effort is being made by the Girls
Basketball team to run an excursion from
this city to Central City on the occasion of
the game between the two places.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-12-18
9as NDceamt.

GIN Wontag, ben III. December
miro i'm @rDBen Opernhaule Die
finite reanldre 2bceums<M benouns
terbaltung abgebalten mer6en uno
5fpar ftebt auf benz BrDgramm elm
3onaert bes ribmlihf betannten
BDItoner Hawthorne Musical
Club"
Die geliebtbeit bieier Concerts
9ruppe lit cine gang auBerorbentli1
groBe unb beiDnbers beruorsubeben
fino Die iberraibenben Meubeiteri,
nit melheu oieielbe Gbnefielung
in oas Brograrnm 81 bringen per=
ftebt, pie Shmeiser @lDdenipiele.
Guitarrer : Quartette. Banios uno
9plupbDn : SDlos, Marimbapbon :
Gelo8, gurnet- uno trombone
Duets &c.
2urs, man uiro unter allen llms
ft6noen piel Neues, bDnt 9ert0mm-
lihen Nbneihenoes 81 b5ren be-
fummeni
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-12-18
Gin burtbaebenoes gferp,

bas ,pte toa bic StraBen entIan9 raft,
lponb Die 2eute aus benz @agen fa0en
obei bunbert Safe dbnlier Nrt iino,
alItdelife greisniHe. Gs 1T baber fir
Sebermant ansebra9t, cine auuerldifise
Galbe BEL Der 6ano gu baben, aber feline
1T 10 gut, tuie ,Budlens NrnicasS albe."
Branbmunben, G9nitte, tuunbe gtellen'
Gal5HuB unb Sdmorrboioeu beilen bas
nad unb perihpinben idnea inter ibz
rem linbernoen ginHuiie. rs Gents in
ben Mpotbefen BON S. 8alteper & Con
anb Moolpb DreiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-12-18
9l4erlet.

- Mae unannebmlibfeiten 1ino
uergeiien uno Sebermanu freut fih
auf Die lhDne @eibnahtsaeit. 9as
6aupt 2uartier fir Spielparen,
;5ancpzNrtifel, Die neueiten @eielIf
ihaftslpiele, 8autnpub, Shreibs
Waterialien ETC., lift mie irtt1er BET
Hic 9enaa.
Ser Trades Council belt
cine gDnferens ab nit benz 8rdiibens
ten WabDtt pprt Dem 8erbanoe Der
GtraBenbabnaneeitenten uno Der
gleftricitdts= Mrbeiter, ab, in tDelder
belhloffen uurbe. ben StraBenbabn.
5treif aufreht au erbalten. Wfebrere
Der gleftsicitdtsarbeiter Dpponierten
iebr ftarf gegen ben BeihluB, baB
Elm ansihuB pDn finf Mitglieoern
eingeiebt neroen iD0e. uelder Die
BDnmadt baben iDn, Dem Yraiioens
ten Mahua ale erfDroerlibe 8eibilfe
at Sell uerben gu lafien.
Weibnabtsz uno NeuiabrSs
&arten, iDtpie ale anoere Icciberas
Drudarbeiten tperben in geiGmaGs
poIfter Nusfubrun9 au rail0nablel
8reiien bergeftellt bel
Nic 9enag.
Sn Der glfs<6ale tagte cine
Gerlammlung pDn Birgern, UNI
iiber Die StraBenbabnItreitz Situation
gu perbanoeln unb ben begauaenen
@emalttdtiofeiter ginbalt au aebies
ten. Gin @recutip= gumite muroe
eingelebt, melHes mabrlheinlih cine
MaiIert : G%erIammlung einberufen
miro, oamit bic Burger Die Sabe in
Die 6ano nebmen.
= Wiemar,o perldume Die pradts
pDae Nus1teuung pDr Weibnahtss
tparen Bel Sic. Tengg au befibz
tiaen.
= Ypei Bolisiiten Der bieligen
Bplisei tpurben megen Zines Be-
atlten nidt gesiemenoen Benebmenss
entlahen.
Das @eibnahtsQeihaft in
Spielseug aIer Nrt, Buppen, @e@
feufbaftsIpielen, 8auntpub &c. cOns
sentrirt lid i'm Store BON Sic.
EengG.
Sd. @ogean. Der 8rdfioent Der
ftdbtiiden S6ulaufiihtsbeb5roe. bat
feline &eiignatiun eingereiht.
aus Der Berlegenbeit, pas
man ieineri Gieben 81 @eibnahten
fhenfen ion, tpirb man befreit, tuern
maj, benz Gtpre npn Mie gengg
einen Beiuh abitattet. Sier finoet
{id pielerlei @iiblideS uno ShDnes.
= Cine neue Briide miro an Ger
SuosMlantp StraBe unb oer Nran=
{as StraBe iiber ben 6lub gebaut,
ba Die alte itarf eriabbebiirftia mar.
Die ourb ben Neubat bebineten
Wertebrsbemmungen meroen bDffents
lih nidt BON allsu LANCER 9auer
iein!
Santa Claus bat bel Sci
Tengg reihlih abeelaoen. Der
gauge grpbe 2aben eleiht elmer Quss
fte[Iune BON @eibnabtsiaben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-12-18

runQsmittelrt uno @etrdnfen in I'M
mdBiQfeit ausartert laiien, ooer Die
@olfohrt nes @emeinpeieas bela.
ftiat, aber mir betradlten oieie 8or=
laqet, als einen n~nrebtmdBiaen Gins
ariff in unlere WenIhenre6te uno in
Die bumanitdre Sreibeit. als gu ben
uerleitenbiten uno ungerebteiten
MaBnabntert gebDreno, Die iernals i'm
&ongreB eineeretht muroen, uno mir
bitten, bieielben nieoer5uitimnten.
(l1nterlhriften oes Brditoenten
unb oes Sefretdrs Der Die BetitiDn
a~blenoenoen 8ereinigung.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-12-18
= a =.

Sept enblim bat au1 Nuenp
2arebD Die @elbfeber Quarantdre
geeen 2arebo aufgebDben!
= Wie aus Srieorihsbura NIT
aeteilt miro, 1T iebt AUDI in @iaess
pie County baS 2anobrieftraaers
Sbitem eingefiihrt pproen. Die
Strede miBt etpa 35 Meilen urb be-
rIbrt: 8odp Sin, South Grape
Greet uno StDneunu.
Wdbrenb in Baleitine Der
5beriffs . @ebalfe Watts uno Der
gpuntn : gletts @ebiilfe MooinetDn
i'm SpaBe nit einanber rangen, fiel
Dem erfteren Der &euDlner aus Der
9aibe. Die Waffe entlub iih uno
Die &ugel orang Nboin9tDn in ben
unterleib uno brahte inn Gerlebun,
gen bel, oenerl er balo barauf erlag.
Sn 81 GaiD nurbe elm Wann
unter Der Mnflnae perbaftet, feline
Jrau in Sour Safe erIhDiien gu Boz
ben. Der 8erbaftete bebauptet, Elm
Nlibi betpeiien au fDnnen.
Sn Dallas County lammelr
Die Sarmer iebt, nahbem Der Sroft
Die BaummDuitauoen get6tet, Die
unesDffneten &apieln unb lafien iie
ourh bic Dreihmalhine geben, UNI
Die Safer Su erbalten. Die auf oieie
Nrt eeuonnene BaurnpDle brinat
jebt imr1er mod 8 Gents per Bfuno.
Sn Slorence bel @eDrgetUtun
muroe @lilba Sabben eetDtet. als er
beroiib Elm ourdgebenoes @eipann
aufbalten nDIte. I'm smei in Dem
@agen iiBenoe iunge Mdoben 81
retten.
Sci @liooen, Colorado County,
puroe am 9pnnerftaQ frIb Der teuf'
liide 8eriud gemadt, ben nab
Often eebenoen Berionen5ua Der
Siolihen Bacific > Babr gum gnt=
oleiIen su bringen. Dieter Bug
touroe ieooh oaourb por Der Ser
nittuna bepaJrt. baB Elm @rtras
Srqht5ua nit Bier Die SteQe gu
paIfieren bate uno bort entgleiite,
mobei ieooh Die 8ueaneeitellten uns
uerlebt blieben. Gin Weger tpuroe
perbaitet unb man bofit aud nod iei'
ner Mtitibuloioen babbaft 81 tperben.
OaS oreijd6riae S0hnden oeS
in Der Rabe ppn Del Sale. 2raniS
Counts, tpohnenben Farmers $. @.
Junes fam baburW unls 4e6en, eaS
feline aleiber Geuer ftngen, als er al
ttabe am pffenen 8amin Ipielte.
sas- 9riutt Silamo +. Slaibenbier.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-12-18

s@- grebbt gub mdbrenb Der
Seierta9e an benz fDitliden Sltams
Bier, oas SpeSialbrdu Der Gone
2tar Sraperei, oas aus Dem ours
aielihiten b6bmilGen GDrfen uno
Der beiten @erlte beraeitelIt III.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-12-18
Gin fnftinieliaer Srrtnut.

Srrtamer li1b oft auBerproentlid
totipietis. Oft 1T ipsaroas 9eben ellt
8reis iol6 eines Srrtbums. Sic tuer=
Sen aber ME einen Srrtum beseben ,tuern
Sic y8r. 8in9s 0eue 2ebeus 8iaen"
fir Dnspeplie, &ppfpeb, S6mineei,
2ebers cber unterleibs StDrun9en
nebnler. Sic ipirfen ianft, aber bpd
eriinbfi9. rs Gents III ben apptbe fen
BON s. &alteper & Spn uno Go. 9reiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-12-18
getb SIR 5ufrieoen9
Wemit ntdJt, neldben beiierem 8eiuets
fbttnet Die 8etppbner BON San
Wntpntp nerlameen?

Dies itne Die Inaaben zines 8trf
gers BON San Mnt0nio.
OaS 3eugniB zines Na6barn.
SIR fDnnt eS leidt prifen.
Ser 8emeis iolte @u6 iiber5eu=
gen.
s. S. &ban, Zimmerman, 214
GantDs : StraBe mDbnbaft, iaqt !:
uMeine Nierer perurladten mir lans
ee Belt 8eibmeroen !; Die 9aupt=
Symphonic tparen cine beunrubigen=
be uno itDrenoe Sdmdhe Der 0iez
rem, mpour9 mir Die Nahtrube gez
raubt unb Sbmer5en peruriaHt
uurben. Sh bDrte pon 9Oan's
Nierens8 iuen, Die 2eute BON Silbers
uno 6pringaqs Drug Store uno
npm 8egar Drug Store erbielten
uno nabm iie in @ebraub. Sc bau=
erte nid)t lanee uno ale Sbmersen
rpareti perlfmunben. SD fDnnte
Mabts ihlafen unb Die Nieren=Nus=
lbetoungen maren geregelt. Sd
Idreibe oas aues Doan's Nieren@
Biuen gu ib babe Tie Nnoeren emf
pfoblen uno weroe Fortfabren es 81
idn.
@rbdltlib BET alien 9roeuiften.
Breis so Gents. Softer Miaburn
60. in Buffalo, g. g., aIeiniee
Qeenten fir Die Ser. Gtaaten.
GergeBt nibt ben Nan1en 8 JOAN
uno acceptirt fein Subitttut.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-12-18

9as &eueite, mas Der @eib=
nabtsmartt bietet, 1T, mie Die lang
iabriae @rfabrune lebrt, itets gu
linoen bel Ric 9en9g
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-12-18
Cine Weleaembeit

biaie su taufen. Cine ausgeseib=
nete 3abnbirite uno cine Slaibe
pom unierem 8abnpulper, bas Stad
25c fpert. nebenbei aeiaet. cine BEL
iere Birite ooer beiferes Bulrer lit
idmerlib 81 befommen. Nur fir
elm paor Gage perfaufen mir 8iirite
nit Bufper suIammen fir 25e.
Suustino's Tras Store,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-12-18

sss- 9riutt sflauO . 8laldsnbisr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-12-18

= Mae l1nannebmlibfeiten iino
pergeien uno Sebermann Freut fid
auf Die ihDne @eibnahtsseit. 9as
6aupt 2uartier fir Spielparen,
Jancp=Nrtifel, Die neueiten @eleqs
Ihaftslpiele, Baumpub, S9reibs
Mnferinlien etc. 1T ruie INNER bel
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-12-18
siteOrise Staten iar Die Ieiertaae,

Die 9eras & Bacific g~iienbabu
giebt ben 8espobnern bon 9eras
uno 9ouiiiar,a mie gepDhnlib Gelee
genbeit, n1breno Der @eihnahtsfeiz
ertaae itre alte 6eimat unter biai9en
Staten beiudpen 5u fGnnen. Meaen
aaer @in5elbeiten ruenoe man ftd asl
iraeno elnen Ttdet=Naenten poer an
s. IS. Turner, General , 8aiiaeier=
&aeut, Dallas, Teras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-12-18
9oue Star 8ier lit 8neiie nno
Yr0ia.

0ome Star 8ier lit Yneiie rab
Yr0ia.
Geinbeit uno Site iinb Die Merf.
mole beg Gone star 8ieres.
Die Nnalple bes Zone gtar 8ie,
res bat ergeben, baB bel Der 3ube<
reitung befielben r,ur bic erfurberliz
ben 8eitanbteile better Aualitdt gers
menouna finoen.
Gone gtar 8ier 1T elm Igitas
tionsmittel fir WdBiafeit.
Wdbrenb Der Seiertaee iolte bas
beriihmte Gone gtar 8ier in ieoent
Sausbalt, auf jeoem Glide gu fin-
ben fem.
Das reue 8rDouft Der 2pne Star
8rauerei, bas SIlantp Slaf9enbier,
miro uno muB Ii6 ben Marft i'm
5luee erDbern. Sc lit ppr, ausee<
5etdnetett Woblgelbmad.
@er bas Mlamo sier aefoitei
bat, Der miro ibm treu bleiben. Die
Some Star Dauerei bat in Der Ger
ftellung oieles. 8ieres cine grDBartiae
2eiituna uoIbraht.
| Sn oieier lbbnen 5eitesaeit,
9a bort mar Subel tpeit uno brett.
9as Weibnnrbtss unb bas N~euiabrSfeft
Sic limb i'm ganaen Sahr bas beft.
So ibmitdt Ser Crime Sannenbaum
Den 6anI unb aud ben fleiniten Maum
lnb in Der 9ftte i'm 8alait,
Die Sreitoe S%eoermann erfaBt.
| Spfpefter ober fetern mir,
Wie ltets beim eblen &pne Star Sier
@elobe1 audi i'm 1euen Sabr,
| Sbnt tnl're Sreu tuie imnteroar.
9enn es giebt feine Geflibfeit-
nnb lei bic Gue1e nod 10 ipeit-
Sic Dbne @uite Star NOR begeht,
Do, ipD 81 trinfen maj peritebt.
Drum breimal Sod5 bas zone Star 8ie,
| SIN Sabre Observation-Disclosures
uno nni'rer 9Dne Star Brauerei
Seoen uno Slid beiebte6en fell
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-12-24
glHfIliIihliln1
THE FLESH OF THE GOAT.

The latest circular from the bureau
Of animal industry Of the agricultural
department gives a bit of information
which will not be altogether pleasant
to persons of delicate sensibilities.
A few months ago Information alb
out the goat skin industry, it's proper
lions and its possibilities. was spread
broadcast over the country. The re-
suit was an awakened interest in this
particular animal. and the demand TO:
information has been 80 great that the
department Of agriculture has put
forth the new circular relating to the
common goat as distinguished from
the Angora. The distribution Of the
creature in question is made the sub
ject Of an Illuminating table. which
shows that the goat industry is very
much larger than Is generally suppos-
ed. In Texas, alone. there are 81, 1877
Of these animals and in New Mexico
224,136.
Goats are raised almost ENTIRELY for
their skins. foE which there As9 iafgs
and growing demand. NAt1rally the
question arises What becomes Of the
rest Of the ia Of goat after his hid1
Is taken OF ard made into gloves ;,
shoes? The an8MeE = that it becomes
by the butchers legerdemain .5amb'
and "mttton." szs.f
Among the great mass Of the people
Of this country there is prejudice
against the flesh Of the goat for food, i,
spite ofsthe many epicures, from Rob
inson Cfusoe down, who have testifiet
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-12-24
sIiulliIIIlI,!'!u
The Randsbure Strike.

Advices from Randsburg show that
the strike in the Yellow Aston mine ia
still in full force. Men are being re-
cruited for this mine at the employ.
ment Offices throughout California but
the company seems to have much dtf-
nculty in keeping them at work after
they get on the ground and learn the
facts. A statement signed by sixteen
of the men SO obtained has Just been
made public. They charge that they
were hired in San Francisco, and a..
sured that there was positively no n
Dor trouble at Randsburg. On arriving
at the camp, they learned the truth
and refused to go to work. They also
testify that the strike is conducted II
q disnifled manner" and withopt any
violence or angry methods.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-12-24

4 Missouri editor asks: Who Il the
happieB the man who possesses 31e0-
O00 81 the man who has seven dANgA-
teEx Another Missouri editor prompt
lTsolves the problem in this way: The
man with the surplus Of girls, of
course. The man with the money Is
not satisfied and wants more, the man
with the seven daughters is satisfied
he has enough.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-12-24
to its delicacy.

to its delicacy.
Butchers who have sold the trans
muted lamb" over their blocks never
hear a complaint Of it because their
customers do not know the difference.
The flesh Of 4 grown up goat, however
is at best only as good as poor NUT
ton. "A considerable number of ma
ture common goats are purchased by
the packing houses Of the larger cit;.
es." says the agricultural departments
circular DIN this point ''They are puf.
chased a. goats and sold. either in the
carcass or canned, - mutton, and ma,
ny who decry goat meat have uncon.
sciously eaten tt many times, nc
doubt"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-12-24
9-gssf.- = y - = 49, y
ALPHoNsE AND CASTOR.

= 4 r =
II insist, my dear Marcus, that you
snalls continue In the craftsmanship OF
the Republican National COMMITTEES.
Il protest. my dear Theodore, that
my health will-not permit it,
But my dear Marcus, the National
Committee will be an impossibility
without the inspiration of your pres
ence"
Indeed, my dear Theodore. you fat.
ter me, but l must retire for a period
and rest. wish to return instantly
to that dear Cleveland, Ohio"
Il shall expire with grief il you do
not remain, my dear Marcus You owe
it to yourself and your country to help
the Roosevelt campaign" -
Il shall be racked with rheumatism
il l do. my dear Theodore. l have al.
ready. managed two campaiens.'
"Ah! but those campaigns were moi
mine, but another's, my dear Marcus
It win be impossible for me to exist
another instant II you do not do as
DESIRE"
THE honor would be too great, my
dear Theodore. Ask"
lis an ass, my dear Marcus
He is an unmitigated bore, my deaf
Theodore"
Let the catastrophe come on. The
pleasant little scene has been enacted
70 lo!- these many months, but 1t new
er becomes tiresome. It is beautifully
classic4lly humorous. We shall b,
sorry when It stops at lasts F. Star
ll(IAdINtIlii,,ll
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-12-24

DIRECTORS.
T. Hickey H. Meyers p T. Petersen G. Sender
nston s. Lee Wilson srougher oey W. Mapes, Woodbury.
-
r g. Hickey President George - Msysrs First Vice Presdent
Bender I'd Preaident; G. W richards, Cash.
Davis Asst and -
%sfN ToNopAH BRANCH
80 Csc 81. Richards Cashier, TeNopah
G. Msee~ins, Cashier Agency, Tonopah.
SAFE ,DEPosIT De PARTMENT ~ .az.tz.rst
05&D HUNDRED DEPOSIT To-
being haflnh special
BURGLAR AND FIRE PROOF, offer perfectly este
je~sly
e - according Full information
appieitten.S 49, n
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-12-29
New York Physicians Have Come
to Believe That Disease
Is Contagious.
APPALLING DEATH RECORD
During Past Weew 272 Persons Sec
cumbed, and AiIment is Now l
Prevalent Among Weather
Glass Of People.

New York, Dec. 80 s--Owing to the
unusual number of deaths in New
York from pneumonia In the last six
weeks a corps Of physicians has been
appointed by the department of health
to make investigation of the causes of
the epidemic, and their report will be
in the hands of Health Commissioner
Ledelle in few days.
In the past week 272 fatal pneumonia
cases were recorded. That is the larg-
est number of deaths from the disease
in the history Of the city. The prev
ious week 269 deaths occurred and it
was then thought that conditions would
improve.
When the disease first became preva-
lent early in November, the deaths
were largely confined to the localities
inhabited by working people, but with
in the last two weeks there have been
as many deaths proportionately among
the Weather classes.
Many physicians regard this as an
other evidence that pneumonia is an
infectious disease. 1t is the general
belief in the health department that the
epidemic is due to the recent sudden
changes in the weather,