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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1903-01-30
III ull.

x1Ults .
Correspondence of tho Record. LJan.s.]I
Mr.. and Mrs. Mack were in Pollock,
Friday. - }.
sc. Potter visited Herreid friends.
Saturday.
Mrs. Jacob Groen- Visited Mrs. A..
Ham, Saturday.
The dominic has been making some
pastoral calls this week.
Miss Jane Moerman is again en-
ployed at the Hague hotel.
News are somewhat scarce in this
neck of the woods at present.
The people are pleased to see Lam
bert Baker, out of his sick-room.
Miss. Jennie Norman took in the
sights of "unser Stadt,' Monday.
A. HAN and ]. Groen were in Her.
reid with load Of hogs, Monday.
Ira, Cornelius and Lida STAN visited
friends in this neighborhoud, the
latter part Of last week.
AS we look oyer the columns of the
county papers we wonder what has
become Of all our neighboring CORE
spondents. They couldn't possibly
have all been defeated otfice-seekers
and taken the same method to show
the voters how graciouSly they return
their love, (?) FATTY.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1903-01-30

- II.
Iris remarkaNe that even few
people will lea8 North Dakota,
where they hayeAlone we'll, and go
east to Settle on t4S played-out lands
of certain. pattsa Hit, Virginia. The
writer has never Haieved for a mo.
ment that the laad which is offered
in the Old Dominh at such rdicu-
lousy low price .fopld be of much
value. II it wer@ apeculators would
have had it befNre actual settlers
could have gottenRo 1t. Land as near
to the great citi4 as the farms re-
ferred to is, in sohe states Of the east,
worth two hundyed dollars an acre.
or more. A recent Emmons-county
visitor 70 Virginia was offered four
hundred and fifty acres. with good
buildings, for 81 200, and believes he
could have gotten it for less. The
ss1l-aceo eording to the reports Of peo-
pie who have gone there with their
eyes open, and who have not been
mesmerized by land agents-is white
sand. NotSenough hay can be raised
for home demand, and very little Of
anything else will grow there. 1t is a
dismal, God-forsaken region IN every
respect. There are good lands in
Virginia, and plenty of them; but
they are not in the market, at a few
dollars per acre.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1903-01-30

GoTTLIEB ScHATz,
Z Miles N. w. OF Linton.
[xjan16-30] T. o., Linton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-05-24
sas @ennen pnrhe nidlt 6eenhet.

U} U}atinicot 9oint, 8. s., %.
0}ai, - Die Segelja8t r3eliance"
fanO beute gum 3peiten U}ale 9sIez
genbeit, i6re Sii6tigteit 3u erprOben,
Ia cine Regutte arrungirt norDen
mar, an Der uuBer Der gGOlumbid
nod Die yGDnitttution" tbeiInu6m.
Die 8sOingungen unO Der &ur5 puz
rem DieIelben fpie am 0pnneritag, at8
Die ngeliance" i6ren gIdn3enoen Sieg
ii6er bic ,Gplumbia" Dupontrug. Sine
lei6te 8riIe pe6te pom Connecticut
llfer nam Wldtinicod 9oint 6inji6er.
Die 0}e6r6eit Der Syantsleute punI6t
Ii4 auer0ings cine fteife 8rtie, Damit
man ii9 Elm llrt6eil ii6er bic 8ert6erz
bigerin nu6 alien Ri6tungen biloen
tunn. Der 'SegelturS mar II N1eilen
IuDnGrts na6 greens 2eoge 2ig6t,
bann ab StamForO na6 GutOn'5
9oint unb gum 4u5gang 3urijf; 9i~
itan3 % 0leilen.
2(Ge brei 5ga6r5euge begannen Die
Dettfa6rt nm L5O g}a6mittags unO
3par 6Iieben bic dIteren 3pei 5a6rz
3euge Bel oem Star" ungefd6r 3net
U2inuten 3uriid. I'm $40 nurDe bag
Wettfa6ren als ungiiltig ertGirt, oa
ni6t geniigenO 8inO borbanoen mar
unO Die rGonititution" bas Rennen
Iange por6er aufgege6en gu BADEN
i6ien, pG6renO Die rGpIumbia" ii6er
5pei 0}eilen binter Der r3eliance" 3uz
ridgsbIie6en mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-05-24
1tmOer9letd)GtdDe oTertcm bon
(oilOngGmd6en OO(d= =]S(eiOerltOfen.
Scr anperlaifiae 9aSem.

5000 garOs britiI6e 8atiite, Or
gdnbies, linnen uppretirte 2apns,
0imities, rOfa unO peiB, blau uno
peiB, i4par3 uHb 1peiB, bis gu 15c.
uno 18c. pertb, ipe3iea fir. 4c.
8rd9tigIte 9artten BON banbqez
itreifter 0}erceri3eo 8atifte, 2acez8uz
tiite, 6obITdumiger Orgunoie, gemuz
fterten 'Spife8, 9tmities ETC.; bis su
25c. pert6; 3ur 2tuspabI -. 1876.
$500 garo5 feioene U}ouTeline be
SOie, roia, blau, 9&iR, Cardinal,
RopaI, IO6farbig, N2ai3e, Corn, iopie
i4Dar3 unb peiB; pom Stiid fir
50c 0ertauft. Sir morgen nur 15c.
G4te fran30IfI6e 0}aOrag, 80 8oq
brett, fir Shirt : @aiits, zoe. nert6;
am 9U(ontdg ............... &c.
&Ieioer 8ingbdm8, bette Qualiz
tat, 15c. pert6, fir W}ontag. &c.
100 Stiide extra feline engIii6e9re=
nadine, f6li6t f6par3, f6pur3 uno
tpeiB, 2apenber uno peiB, roIa uno
tpsiB. bIau uno peiB, unO Iinnenfur=
big, SOC. AuaIitdten, morgen 25c.
OenteGe be Soie, oas neue Ddi6=
NtateriaI Der Saiion, aue 6arben,
374c. tpertb; fir W}ontag . 15c.
GngIiI6e 3ep6nr5, neueite rSnOnz
flafe= "@ffette, roia, 6eu uno mitteI=
olibe, braun, grau etc., 25c. pertb, fir
0lontag .............~.... 15c.
Marine6laue PoIfu Dot 0udz
Suiting, in alien 9r0Ben punttirt,
anOerpGrt5 124c.; unier qreis fir
morqen ................ SIC.
@legunte peiBe 0uIh 5abritute.
Satin 2ace geitreift, 15c. pertb,
fur mOrgen ................ sc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-05-24
&erfanf Dpn
SGetOerfoffen uitO SetOe.
9EciRc SciOe.

9SciRc GciOe.
27c. , fir 23z30lI. peiBe 6abutaiz
Seioe, 45c. nertb.
33c. fir 27z3Ou. peiBe 9u6utaiz
Seioe, soc. tpertb.
48c. fir 36=30u. neiBe 9abutaiz
Seioe, 75c. tpertb
44c. fir 2Os50a. S6unturg Bonz
gee : 1Seioe, 60c. pert6.
29c. fir iapaniI6e @orOeo BaI6s
ieiOe, SOC. pert6.
Shnar5e sciOe.
28c. fir 24z30G. iapanif6e Ssi0e,
SOC. pert6.
45c, fir 27z30n. iapaniT6e @eiOs,
Csc. nertb.
55c, fir e6tgefdr6te 3uffeta, 85c.
fpert6.
&c, fir 27=30u. gan3ieiOene SAT-
fetu, 81 tpert6.
CSC. fir 36=30G. in Oel geto6ts
Saffeta, $1.5O nert6.
81 fir 36z3Ou. Peau be Sole, $3.50
Dertb. I
SlciOcrItpffe.
38z50u. Grepe QlbutroB, 39c.
Dert6, fir ................. 22c.
38z30u. gan3 pOlene @tamines.
SOC. pert6, fir ........... 373c.
38=30u. gan3 pDuene 8utiite, SOC.
pert6, fir .................3 SAC.
40z50Q gang DoQene SnopfIuft
Suiting, Soc nertb, fir 49,. 321e.
42z30u. gang pouene uno ieibens
unO nOuene Grepe Be G6ine uni
Fran3OiiT6e Bodies, 81 uno $125
pert6, fir ................6 SIC.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-05-24
giresVrafiOent Deg sanaerfsfss

ct. Qout8, %. W}ui. - Der
getpeIene 5taat54Senator G6arle8
54peitarot, Der tiir3li4 i'm 9er60r
0or ben 9roBgeidporenen feline Be-
t6eiIigung an Der ftanOul0ien 8ooOlez
8irt6Iaaft in Der 2egislatur einge=
ftan0, ernt:t ieBt BEN 2obn Der eige>
nen S6anOe. Gr mar eriter @ice=
9rGiiOent bs5 6isiigen SGngerfeitz
8ereins, Der Die @orbereitungen fir
bas i'm SUM- bier fattfin0enOe 8uns
beszSGngerfeit Oes rROrO~Amerttantz
f6en 6dnger6unOes" leitet. Sn 6ieisr
@breniteuung mar er no6 ieinem
8oo0ley8eftGnbniB unbaItbur unO
muBte Ieine 3siignattOn einrei6en,
Die IOfort dngenommen pur0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-05-24
s ):''''::'::l,':''': )esflse
slagemeines 0eipra6 gir. q
SIRE &inOer.

Die f0rperli9e unb mpraliI9e &c
funobeit i6rer 8inber 1T fir iolde
gltern, benen bic ri9tige @r3iebung
berisl6en am 9er5en Iiegt, bon Der
gr0Bten 8i9tigteit. Die Iol9e 8eiul=
tote begiinitisenben 3uitdnbe iino
6autigen Sages ni9t in Der ii6erfiiIz
ten Stubt bor6urben, bod trtfft man
bieIelben in Den 8oritdbten, mo Die
9uft rein unb bds Wofsr gum Srinz
fen geeignet lit, unb mo 3aum uno
frif6e Quft fir ods Spleen unb for
perli6e lte6ungen i'm Jreten porban=
ben 1T, o6ne bdB bieIelber bur6 BEN
llmgdng, pel6en lie in ben StraBen
Der StruBen uusgeiebt iino, mordltI4
pergiftet perben. Sn Soerleu perz
meibet S6r bieie llebelitdnoe - lie
beGItGnbe, BON tpelfen ni9t alletn bic
iiingere Welt beeinflubt piro, fonbern
pel6e du9 bon QllIen gefiiblt lperoen,
Die bamit in 8erii6rung fommen.
&duft bes6alb zines pber me6rere
9runbItiide in SberIea, bereitet sud-
buielbit Elm eigenes 9eim, lpie Qnoere
es tbun, unb mir fagen Doruus, buB
SSbr nit 3unebmenbem Nlter unb nit
benz 2lufpd6ien @urer 4inber nm
Sud berum, ben Sag iegnen perbet,
an bem S6r bieien PlaB ausernd6lt.
9ieie @runbitiide iinb ungetpObnli4
groB = so SUB Bel $50 Sub - unO
mir Oertuufen bieieIben unter leidten
3ablungsbeoingungen, Ober nit einem
3dbatt Bel 8dar3a6lung, na9 Gurem
8elie6en. N1an benuBe bic 8elairz
Hoab (9upzStraBe) elettrifden Wug=
CONS, 5 Gts. SabrgelO bis gum Gnb=
punt, an irgenb einem 8o9entage
pber Sonntdgs. SDerled liegt 100
Naros ienieits an Der Iinfen Seite Der
eleftrif9er Qinie, bic ieBt Bis gum
MitteIpuntt bes gigentbum5 perIdnz
dert tpir0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-05-24
0Otel gSilti6ire.
Rods sGrerkzD zDampfbppI. Compannif.

0ompfcr pcrldBt 90Oi6n'g ggcTff5, sui 6STQoTf.
Strabt, tdaib, ouBrr Samjtoqs BORN. uHO
30 9odm 9ropHs Y0critC SlO @orm uno 3
9tdhm; SamitaQs Z @orm uuo 230 0a6m. !;
@rOmn's 10 Born. uuo 3 @a6m.; SoHutdQ5
4 unO Qorm uno , 9abm Hab Rot=Grt,t:
niticbc g9crftc mad Stoutu=Grtf tdQlib 9orm.
uno 230 0a6m; 9ronus g3trfte 10 gorm
uu0 4ubnt.; 5ouutaqs 4 uuo 3 Born. uno ,
0ad)n,. GiutraQunqcu fir bic Suiiou icBt anQt=
uonlusu. 9a6jUiroQcu bel 3. r. 6cutb. SUs
pcrutcuoCut Der 99crite. (l2ai2i,3g}
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-05-24
g1iniitrrzRriits in Gnlnm6in.

@af6tn8tOn %. Mai.-9er
Ser. Staten 8e7an0te 8saupre bat
bem Stautsoepartement BON 8ogota
aus unter'm 19. Wai mitgetbailt, buB
eine W}iniitertriiis in Colombia tattz
fano. Qln bic Steue be8 U}inifter8
6ernanbo t1t 9eneraI Pinto getreten.
2tue5 lit rubig abgelaufen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-05-24
Gnrse llnterrDde.

&5c. aur,c R0dc ans Dlusliu, nit bobliduz
mi0eH Hiiibcn.
20c fir 30c Btrtbe Gnrjt Mu5linsaodc,
NIT bOblidumigcu ddltms8ui3tn beicBt
42c. ifr Sc gcrt6c Rurl, 86de aus ftintr
6ambric. nit 1lmbrtnaS3iibe uHo snti }dlz
ttuAehnoelH.
81. 90 Ruy3c Rode aus gambric, nit brtitcn
Siiiber. Spiseu=Giudben uno ~Rdnten BIZ
ltst 9luoere nit 5tidtrtIcn bclt5t
80. eur,e Rode ans 6ambric NIT Nob=
ioum= iSaltenbiiuotln uuo breittn 8tii6cn
aus .blinotra Stidcrti.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-05-24
Epilctten. Mf1nte[.

81 90. Ioilettcn=D Ddntcl ans Dtibcr Suoia=
@iHou; eng auibltbcnoe g;fdltsite 3ificite
unO peite lroutc; 2l;rmel> uHO 8oatragtu nit
Stidfrci bticBt
81 80 1ojlctttnsWdutel ans Suoid52jH
pcidlteltc aificite, tdjqtr Soais, nit Qtrltn,
9arOj5uur NM SpiBcnflHtt betBt.
81 OO loilctt.nzMdnt,l nit 9ote ON
3udcu; Der 8oatraqtU uno Acrmtl inn nit
St;dcrtj7fiu GScu btie5t.
81 90 5ojlttttu=WdHtsl aus icintr Suojl=
Huon; 0as nit cdieer 6ront NM @=6ncon
IN Der 8itititc init 4crItn~Stidercj urs
9auobuur beitBt; al Der lain,u=&iuit NIT
ruu0em 3uiilt, Btrlcu=Stifcrei, SpiBtn=
GinidBCn uHO Gdnten pcriebeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-05-24
Sentocn.

zoe. 6cmoen aus Raiuioof; BORN uuO biuteu
NIT 9dnocru ans SooblidunI= 6olten. nit
Fano burfioQcr, bcicBi. Anoerc nit 5dls
tenbiiuodn unD ;nei characterization be-
iebt: am uuttrtu 5numc rit Rii6eH unp
Spbenfautcn bcieBt.
81 90. 6emocu aus 0aiuioof ruuocs 9ofc,
btitst nit jipci SpiBcncinidseH, ugtdoiua@
uuo ourb3oQeuem 3anb.
$3.50. Scmo,u aus Toinioot; juqcipibtcs
Qofe aus fSoltcnbinotlu uHOSpiBtnciuidBtu
Der uutcrc Saum nit GiuiGBen NM Spit=
3cntautcuz zRii6eu bdieBt
Sin auqcbro6tncs NKortimcnt franiofi6;n
HntcrIcugs ju rcouiirttn greiitn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-05-24
Serfauf bon lDciRem l(nter3eng berett.


MusIiu=lIuterboicn; nit boblidumiatn Gdm=
brlc=6ufIlt bcl5bt
@r6Ee 8 4 7
grsis 15e. ISc. 2Ic. 25c. 2se. sec. 35c.
SOC. llnt,rbojtu ans 6ombrie: init bo5liaumis
a:m 8u'flc btit6t; ale @r6ben .,
"n.ss DS,ss uu, ,il!G. Susp' 'Itt iD;' oul"'''
N'@ D"O ''". .''' ~"
9roBea L. : uHo ). mo o.
SrsIS-... 45e, 0Oc' o9e.
soc llnt.rr0de aus Dlu5Iiu, NIT brtit;m
8ufflc aus 5tideret btitBt. arDere bagcH
gi}ua 5ldre" geiditcltcu 3uiilc
ucr 6ambric; nit 6lufcr s1uds, GiHidscn mlo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-05-24
1tnfcrhpien.

15c fir Do g9ertbc. .llnttrboieH,
nit boblidumiqtr Gambrt=a aii9c.
23c. MusGusllutcr6oicn. nit 6a!ttns unO
AoobiiaumSIitide.
29c. Observation-Disclosures, nit 6dmbricss
Ru56t, Orti boblidumjps 6dltn mo Soum.
42c. fir 75t. 8rtbt Seine Gdmbritslluterz
botn. nit peidIt:lieH mn SpiBsnfdHtcn=Ris
i9tu. Anosrt nit Stidertien beicBt.
zoe. fHr $10O U,rtbt 6dmbrt=llnttrboitu,
nit Spei Ginids,u uuO Sdlteu=8uuotlu be-
iGBt mit 8anten aus 5altcns uno Spseu=
8iiien.
81 20. 6ambricsltuttrboicu, nit brtjttn Gus
i5sH ous jirlber vblinOtr" Stiitrei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-05-24
lInterrDfc.
Shirtmniit 0SInnicrs.

42c. fir toc g9crtbc 5brtpoif= =9louicrs,
nit orti ooblinumriii6en bcisft.
65c. fiir S100 98crtbc Sbrtpoiit= 9louiers
NIT Ginidbcu NM SpiBcHfanttu Riibsn
btieBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-05-24
@upns.

3Sc. fHr 5ls. g1cytb; GoDus aus Dlusbu;
2lof, aus boblidumigen r1uds."
42c. fir 5Dc. 9Scrtbc. @Oiuus aus Gambrc;
ausscibHjtteH,r soais; 9ott bon 4 JdIttn@
gui6clu uuo lS Stidcrti=sinidBcn.
soc. eopns aus Tuslir; Oott aus pier @ii=
i8clu non boblidumigsH 6lttn uno jDt'
Sfid;rtzGiuidBcu.
S5c. fur $l.25 99;rt6e CoDus ans gutter
Gam6ric: tdiQtr oals, an Der 5rontc mo
Biiftu nit 6inds;u uuo SplBcnfdHtGn BE-
lest Gju aHOtrts Otuittr bat nieoriatn
lso1s, nit jlD,i HcIbtu BON ittutn &orbon=
SpiB,u45iuidBru uHO Rdutcu b'ieBt.
800 fur $50 g9rtbc @opus aus Gams
brio. frpnte uno Ridtn nit bobidumigtr
Ending, Giuidscn uuO SpibeutuHtcu.
$3.50 fir 81 > Q9crt6t topus aus ftiner
Iauoof, nitDrilcr Gals Jrontt NM 8iids
feitt nit Stdcrti mO @nuOi6nur bti:Bt
81 so fir $3.50 98crtbt. c3Opu5 aus ytniu=
ioot, usOr;g:r oa,s: ipiB,5 9Otc, NIT 9crz
len, 5tif,rcizWtDajlous, SpiBcu=6tn'dstn
uuD AGaHtcH ptriebCH.
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1tntcrtninelt.

12lc. llntertoiacu aus Gam6rc, tdigcr
3aden, Grout uHO 8itdcu.
zoe fir 29c g8,rt6c untcrtoiGm aus 6oms
brt; ooue 5rout. nit 9aleucicHuss Spit=
Scn=einidBeu:- 0adtu NM Acrel in Ddiu
pdFcnoer @ciie beicBt.
25c Iutertdilcu aus Gambric. nit I 9iins
n'ln BON 5dlteu uno SpjBcE=GtulaEen bcs
icst. Giuc ouOcre OtoOc bat 6altubtuOt;
8ddcn uuo Arrmcl NIT StidersitaHteu; uu=
oere nit iuQepBt;n Not;n, born utO bins
ten nit boblidumtqeu 5altcn uuO StIdTcicu
beieBt
soc. fir 75c. getrtbt. lIutertuilcu ans Cont
brio; pole 6ront nit ilUti 0pbidumz6a=
tcnbiinocn uuo Stid,rti=GinidBeu belcSt
9aden uHo Acrmcl nit Stifcrcitantcn be-
icBt
79c. fir $lOO Bcrtbc. uutcrtaiucu aus
9ainoof; Riidtu nit jipti Spsen=Ginidscn
beieBt 6ront bat > 8tibcu bon @cabiHQ uno
ourb9t3oqencm gauo; nit naiu pailcnDtn
Ranten bcleBt
81 90 fir 81 p Wcrtbt llutcrtai0cn aus
RaiHioof nit 9alcncicnnes SpiBeu Giu=
idBen, r9caoiug" uno our6grogtncm 8dnD.
llnterrDGc.
soc 1lutcrr6dc aus @uiuiOof, NIT Gumbrie
i}altturiibe
800. llutcrr6dc aus Wusliu Docr Cant
brio: brtite Gumbric 8Iid)r iDci Galtu=
bituotl uuo brcitc Stidertis3iii6; Nuo,rc
nit 6inidbcu uuD SpiBcntunttn bcicBt
81 80. llntcrr6dc aus 6ambric nit bier
iSalteu6iuOcu 3ipei Spscu=GinidBeu uuo
b-eitu 6ani;H bccBt.
81 80 fir $50 g9crtbt lluttrr0fc aus
Sambric; nit iiuci Extraordinarily uu0 5Det
feHen Stiderei=8iibcu beitBt.
$500 llut.rr6de ans Gabric, nit idlz
ttnbinOelu mn itpci GuuD 5piFtuciuidstu
beieBt oaiu paiisuot 3u9m uns brtits
SpiBeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-05-24
Soft nnO 9Ogis auf Dem Sanoe.
BCue J1lOuhtnin Gou(e,
Rnfhfnatpn.0puntn. wPe.


llcbcr6lid iibcr GumbcrlanOz uHO SbuauOoabz
9ouebs: 800 SUR bod -btlr0cn icin; 0ostitos
rciucs 9crQsCutGpaicr; 3abrma smjtttl BON ms
icrcu ciQcucu i5armcu; uHubCrtrciilite Slide uno
Rcoieuuuq: 9or3 @etibul 3u0s
0itui 7icicr prdbtiqe @tbrg ssRtiort !pirD am
II. 3uut iHr bic 5oiou bon 1903 croiinct.
g9,ocn 4usfunft gctreifs 8cicrpirunQ bon ;3im=
mcru, 9rcjit etc. ptuoe man fb on,r iDrtibe al
@eter 2. 5lunn, glanaqer,
Rr 2lj Cfs@utimort= StraBc,
rQGtitl WIarDl. 9abu=a Gcbduot.
(]Rai22-Suli22J
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-05-24
9imunus.

soc. Rimouos aus acbIimt'r 2jmitD.
800 9anae Rimonos aus qcbliimtcr 7is
mitp. ionit ans rOia urfo bIducr 2dDH.
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The Dolores star., 1903-11-06
oakes Home Is Taxable.

Judge johnson of the District Court
at Denver has decided that the Oakes
Home for Consumptives in Denver is
not charitable institution under the
intent of the law and is therefore not
entitled to exemption from taxation.
The suit was brought by the bishop
and chapel of the Cathedral of St.
John, corporation. against the treas
urer of Arapahoe county to prevent
the latter from selling the Oakes Home
for delinquent taxes. The amount al
legged to be due under the decision is
$4,943.95, the total on a valuation of
SS3, 400 in 1901 and $66,720 in 1902. 1t
is understood that an appeal will be
made from the decision.
In the decision, Judge Johnson goes
to great length in his description of
the expensive and luxurious interior
decoration of the home. such as a
plentiful supply of tiled bathrooms and
lavatories, we'll stocked library, and
various up-to-date little comforts for
those who pay $45 a month for room
and board; or So per day.
The valuation of the grounds and
buildings is estimated at slS0,000; the
maintenance of the home and profits
come from the patrons. The officers
and servants make payroll of $4,000
year, and Judge johnson thinks that
to include the home in the list with
charitable institutions would be un-
constitutional.
The Dolores star., 1903-11-06
Election Case Dismissed.

The action of the Supreme Court OF
The state on October eth in the cases
entitled George f. Beach ct al, Pc
titioners. against Charles A. Berdei.
respondent" rendered It impossible to
hold elections for county officials IN
Adams and Arapahoe counties at the
election for Supreme Court justice on
November Cd.
At the last Republican county elec-
ton nominations were made Tor the
various county positions in Denver
county. These were certified to the
county clerk. and he refused to accept
them on the ground that no election
for this purpose was to be held thls
year.
Under the law establishing Arapa-
hoe and Adams county ii was provided
that all county officials should be ap-
pointed by the governor to hold until
the next general election. November
Sd would be the next general election,
the Republicans claimed. and that is
when they wanted to fill these posi-
tions
The Democrats insisted that these
appointees we're to hold over until the
next general election. at which these
offices should be filed. which, they
claim, is next year. After the county
clerk refused to accept the nomina-
tions made by the Republicans. they
took the matter to the District Court
and asked for a mandamus compelling
him to prepare for an election and to
accept the nominations. The district
judge dismissed the proceedings. and
the matter was taken TO the Supreme
Court, which was asked to take imme-
dia.e Jurisdiction.
Only Justice Steele and Justice Cab
bert sat in the case. Justice Campbell
being out Of the city. In writing the
opinion Justice Gabbert held that the
two members of the court TO whom the
cause was submitted tthe other being
absent are unable to agree upon the
proposition whether or not in the eX-
ercise of the discretion vested by law
jurisdiction of this proceeding should
be assumed For this reason it is un-
necessary to determine the jurisdic-
tional question raised by the respond
ent, for the proceeding must be dis
missed without regard to what the law
may be on that proposition"
The Dolores star., 1903-11-06
LIKED HIS "NIP.~
Not q Whisky, but a Coffee Top,r.

Give coffee half a chance and with
some people 1t sets its grip hard and
last up to a couple OF years ago."
says business man of Brooklyn, N.
H. Il was as constant a coffee drink
er as 1t was possible to be, indeed, my
craving for coffee was equal to that
OF drunkard for his regular nip
and the effect Of the coffee drug upon
my system was indeed deplorable.
My skin lacked its natural color.
my features were pinched and my
nevers were shattered to such an ex.
tent as to render me very irritable. l
also sshered from palpitation Of the
heart.
1t was while in this condition read
an article about Postum Food Coffee
and concluded to try it. It was not
long before Postum had entirely de-
stroyed my raging passion for coffee
and In a short time had entirely
given up coffee for delicious Postum.
The change that followed was so
extraordinary ] am unable to describe
II. Sumce 1t to say. however, that
all my troubles have disappeared. 1
am my original happy self again and
ON the whole the soothing and pleas
ant enects produced by my cup Of
fostum make me feel ~ though I
nave been landed at another station
Not long ago converted one Of my
,rienas to Postum and he is now q
loud In it, praise a. am" Name fur.
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The Dolores star., 1903-11-06
The Teacher Won.

Hinton, KY. Nov. 2.-For over two
Years two of the best physicians In
this part Of the State have been treat
ing Mr.. E. J. Thompson. popular
local school teacher, for Diabetes.
They told him that but little could be
done to help him. He made up his
mind to try new remedy called
Dodd's Kidney Pills. and says:
They saved me when the doctors
held out no hope. took In all about
ten boxes. will always praise Dodd's
Kidney Pills for the great good they
have done for me-"
Many people. and some physicians,
still persist In the belief that Diabetes
is an incurable disease. Our teacher,
Mr.. Thompson, says it is durable, for
Dodd's Kidney Pills cured him after
two good physicians had treated him
tor two years without success.
A remedy that will cure Diabetes
will surely cure any case of Kidney
Trouble.
The Dolores star., 1903-11-06
col ORADO STATE AFFAIRS AND
DOINGS AT THE CAPITAL CITY
Farmer. Coming West.

The slump of the eastern sock mar
ket has caused rush OF investors to
the West who aIe anxious to purchase
land So says c. L. Wantland. land
agent for the Union Pacific railroad. In
the past six weeks substantial people.
mostly from Iowa, Minnesota, Missouri
and Illinois. have purchased 100000
acres Of land in eastern Colorado ano
$4,000 acres were sold during the past
week
Eastern people. through the mediuai
of the Irrigation Congress and the ad-
dress OF Commander Booth-Tuckcr OF
the Salvation Army before that body.
are awakening to the great possibilities
to be found in land investments In the
West. says MIR. Wantland. This.
combined with the advertising and the
bright reports of the Washington cor
respondents. has caused the rush. and
on every homeseeker's day fifty or six
ty people, either spectators. or people
who are buying for their own use,
come out from the East. One man
well known in the Chicago stock mar
ket bought. in company with others.
three townships in Kansas and Colo
RADIO.
Mr.. wantland thinks that other re-
ligious organizations should follow in
the wake of the Salvation Army and
found colonies In the West. While the
Canadian government spends thous-
ands of dollars in getting out lltera-
ture in regard to its vacant lands, the
United States does not even print q
map showing where the unsettled por-
tiops are, and for this reason thous-
ands of young Americans are going to
Canada and taking up land there, while
larff every whit as good here is given
over to the wars of the cattlemen and
sheepmen instead of providing homes
for thousands of families.-Denver Re-
publican.