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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-11-05
0ie aaben Isben aana incl auf Elmer |

Die 8aBen leben gang frei auf elmer
8dltonterraIe, beren Mduer bur9
8retter erbDbt 1T, um bic Glu9t uns
mDgli9 gu MAIDEN. gtn ben beiben
gnben bic fer SerraITe fn6 Sols5ims
mer6en, ems fir bic mGnnliden, bas
anoere fir bic peiblideu Sbiere. Sebes
3immer6en serfGat in einen SpeiIez
unb S9lafIdal. 9lber bic Saben blei>
BEN ni6t INNER uuf Der Serraiie, bic
cine pber bic anbere peritebt es nit
Gift, 1i9 bann uno mann in bic Wpb>
rtuna au f4leiden. @ines Sages Tibt
Don @puarbo In ieinem Mtelisr unb
in einem gusenblide eliidli4er SnIpis
ration arbeitet er on ben 3uinen BON
Gumae, als Elm Sdblsin nit f6pur5em
Bart uub tpeiber 8ruit poriihtig eins
tritt, ii9 berani9miegt unb nit einem
SAB auf bes MaIers S9ulter fprinst.
Der piniel fGat unb beI9muBt bas
Bib in f9redli9er WeiIe. So9 Der
Muler siirnt ni9t. Mlit 2iebtpiungeh
uno Iiiben @oretniib sb,s Bah
unb iiiben Worten iiberrebet er bas
Sbierden, fort5useben. Damn aber
fdliebt er bic Sbiire. lleber feline els
gentbiimlide 2iebbabersi befragt. ants
tpprtete er zines Sdges: sd bin elm
unperbeferIi9sr Sbierfreunb. Die
WenI9en mibbrau6en bic Sbiere, bies
ie fhpdden @eI96pfe, bic bod elm
8ebeimniB fir bic @iFenifaft iinb,
gs lit ii9erli1 tein 8ergniigen, 10
biel &dben i'm Sauie gu buben, uber
tpenn i9 beOente, bab lie anoerspo
mibbanoelt uno Suneer leiben mir
ben, 70 fdmerSt mid bas 10, bab iG
mid ni9t BON ibnen trennen tam uno
iogar entfdloKen bin, nod unbere gu
mir gu nebmen, bic Ipnit gu 9runos
geben piirben." ginmal gelung es eis
ner ieiner Saben, man ipsib ni6t pie,
gu entflieben. Oalbono fd3idte ieinen
Siener eine gun5e 8o6e lang, Inn bic
gntflobene gu fu9en, unb periprod
foear eine 8elobnung BON sipun5ig
2ire benz, Der bic 8dbe 5uriid6ringt.
9a fd1t linn elm, bic 8abe t0nne iid
In bic Ha96arpobnung, bic ieinen
9ertpunbten seb0rt. begeben baben.
Die 8ernunbten aber iparen in pdris,
bic SaBe fonnte alIp @efabr Iaufen,
5u perbungern. SurS entf6IoFen,
bridt Der Muler Elm God in bic WdnS
unb ruff na6 Der @erIorenen, bic absr
ni6t eri6eint.
0as Diner Der 9aben lit elm feiers
ltdes GreigniB. Der Sausberr iibers
fpa9t in Der &iihe feIbIt alle 8orbe.
reitunsen, ia er lGbt fogur ale Slid.
entgrdten. Die Sorge, baB cine ieiner
pflegebefoblenen S6aoen nebmen
t0nrte, IGBt i'm nod iibertriebenere
MaBregeln anprbnen. @ebe benz Die.
ner, Der eine g2abel, cine sSeber, elm
Strei6bDlSden berumlie9en GGBt! Die
nedpolitaniIde &iinItlertpelt bebduptet,
Don eduardo CLAUDE an bic SeeIen,
tpanberung, unb baber famine feline
5reunbfhaft fir bic Sbiere. Man ers
5dblt iogar, er iei feft bapon ii6er5euot
getpefen, bab in elmer Ieiner 9ieblinas.
faben ber @eiit zines SSreunbes ftede,
nnb oIs bas Sbier iturb, fei CT untrDIt,
Ii9 selpefen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-11-05
Der 2nmp.

9lus benz llngariiden bes glartin 3oIbt.
Der ppbIgeborene Serr Mi9aeI
Serge mar gerabe breiBig Sabre alt,
ols er ferttg mar, nit ieinem 8ermO.
gen ndmli9. 8is auf ben lebten Sels
Ter bate er es perlumpt. Bon ben
| SpDlfbunoert Sod older mar feline
Sur9e iein eisen seblieben, BON ben
PferoeI4auren tein 5iiGlen. bon ben
8iebbssrben tein SGbrling unb Don
benz Saus isinsr Batter fein 3iegslItein.
Gins mad bsm anbersn bate er pers
truntsn. 9as r@ertrinten" lit bier
iibrigens Elm Sammelname, unter benz
&arten, Deiber unb 3igeuner glei9s
! fuas 5u periteben iinb.
3sbn Sabre bate bas 2sben in
Saus unb 9rdus gebauert. GrnIte,
! Ia6tlnbi9e MGnner batten bsreitpiIlig
auertannt, bab es in Iieben Somitaten
ni6t einen eub, Der befere Ginfdlle
hattie, Der eenidler gu lllmpen berItanb,
als Der trGumeriIde, bibide, iunae
Mann, ber I'M Golleg gu 0ebrecsin 10
fleiBig setpeIen mar, buB er mad Der
Iusidse bss Serrn paitors iogur Ses
brGii9 selernt bate.
Sn 2umpenfreiIen blieb feline 2lus
toritGt aud bis CUR lebten Minute uns
angetuItet. SelbIt ben perci 2pdaD
aetraute man iid ni9t, ibm an bic
Seite gu itellen, pbipobl biefer elm breis
nal 10 sroBes @ermDgsn auf ben &opf
eebauen bate. 9enn ipenn Serge ii9
umiiiirte, mar Ielb5t bas 3uf9uuen
cine Sreube. Gr mar elm @irtupie i'm
g(usbeden itilgere6ter Sollbeiten.
Siscret uno pornsbm perIbpenben
fann aud ni6t ieber. 9uau gebOrt
SntelIigena!
Wenn bic 3teeuner fir ibn Ipielten,
mar bic Muiit tuum b0rbdr. @r FAB
neben osm 3imbal uno bOrte itumm
su. Riemdls fam elm befti1es Dort
iiber feline 2ippen; niemuls fluhte er.
giur bate er bic @spo1nbeit, 9antz
nOten auf bdS 3imbal gu itreuen. bic
Der 3igeuner oann unter bic Sditen
bugitren muBte, pbne bds Spiel Su
unterbreden unb obne bic Sano su
Silfe gu nebmen: nur nit benz S6lds
ger. Samit pergniigte ii9 Serge oft
Bis in ben Ii9ten Sag binein.
8eriibmt tpurbe elm Stiid6en, bdg
er in Der gfurOeer Gfarba ssliefert
bate.
Gr unb feline 5rsunbs batten bort
unmGbig gese6t. gllmGblih paren
fie bon Der Miibioteit iibertommen
iporoen uno bic aumpane betlaaten
| iih, baB es nod au finitsr Iei, Inn mad
Sau'e geben gu t0nnen.
Dem lam dbgebolfen peroen,~ q
bate Serse rubie erpibert. Gin Climb
hol5i6GfteIhen in Der Sanb, mar er
oarauf hindusaeoaneen, unb cine Wis
mute fpGter fpriibte bas Strobbd6 Der
Gsurbu in bellsn 6lammen9arben gum
Simmef duf, bic nGdbtioe Seioe nit
luneen, 5itternosn 2i9tItreiftn iibers
siehenb. gllle fluGten unb madten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-11-05
Die Jram TN ltrtbeil O:r
Senfer.

ST bic Srau benz Mtanne glei9perz
tbtg obsr nidt9 Die ssrdse lit f9on
oft erDrtert porben unb bod nod ims
mer cine brennenbs. Sn ieinen antbro>
polpsiI9en Stubisn Die Ratur Der
Srau" brinst 9. Saetel eine iebr in>
terefante 3ufammeniteIuus alIes beIs
fen, mas bic bebeutIdmIten 9eitter
alIer 2Gnber unb 3eiten au unferer
Srage geGubert buben. Die glntite
fteute bas @eib eeiitis bem Nanne
slei9, in iittli9er 8eSiebung uber
unter ibn. Man fab gu ben prieites
rinuen empor unb lieB iib BON ibnen
belebren in Stadtsfaben unb pbiloz
fopbie, absr man fprad nit @era3s
tung BON benz rbDIen 8eib". Sur9
bas sanSe MitteIaltsr sebt biefelbe
fonberbare auffafung bon benz Gbas
rattsr ber Srau. rWeib, bu biif bic
pforie Sur SDlls!" ruff Der 3irhens
pater Sertullian, unb pstrdrea nennt
bic Srau einsn Seufel, ben Seinb bes
Sriebens, sine AuelIe Der tlnsebu9
unb rrgrunb alIsr 3dntereien. Rd9
sSii9art sibt es nur stpei quite Deiber
in Der @elt, bopon lit bic cine seitora
ben unb bic anbere nibt Su finbeu.
Inter ben nsueren Sraueufeinben
rasen Sdopenbauer unb gbuurb bon
Sauptmann berpor. BON benen Der cine
6as @eib bic Humero Sipei bss Wtenz
IbenseI6le6ts nsnnt, pdbrenb Der
afpeite (Sartmann, Der iibrisens spei'
nal beiratbets) in ibm bus unre4tli4e
unb ungersdte 9sfhls6t er6lidt.
0emgessniiber iteben freili9 anbere
llrtbsile. Sean 9aul nennt bic
5rauen bas quite 9efdle9t uno Roufs
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-11-05

Ser tranfe Srinfer.
=. .gllio BON Der Mebisin nsbmsn sic
brsimal tGglib 10 SrOpfen in Dais
fer" - limb porin tunn id bas
WaFsr nsbmen. Serr 0OttorG"
-9eBte SOffnuns. rSbre
Srau baben Sic ipobl balo sebeiratbet,
na9bem sic Iie tsnnen sslsrnt batz
ten9" % nein, erft babe i'd nod
mebrere Sabre in Der 2ottsrie se@
fpielt!"
= @etebrung. Sausberr
(bom @erein suriidtsbrsnb, mo er sben
.inen einbrinsIiden8ortras iibsrRG9z
itenliebe sebDrt): @lei9 morsen friib
le9t SbrSeppide pumgprrioor Bis Sur
6uustbiir! Srau (sritaunD: Wdr=
um9 Sdusberr: @enn i9 pieoer
men @eI9dftsreiIenben bic 2reppe
'runterperfe, iOIl er tusnigitens pei9
fallen!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-11-05
: o 0 SHAFT. ssrember:

= 8psbaft. SSrember: Sas
gen Sic: in Sbrem Stdbtdsn prattis
siren pobl biel 4trste9 @inbeimis
idsr: Warum9 s5rember: Gs madt
70 men uusgeftorbenen @inbrud.
-9Iiidstag. Stubioius (.in
9ierlOtul bstrstsnb): ST bus beute elm
9liidstus 8orbin babe i9 meiner
elnna ben erfen &uB sessben unb iebt
uirb frif9 anseitO4sn.
= Der N m a ateur. Serr gum
@eri9tsppll5ieber. Der bel ibm pfGn,
beD: p8itte einen @usenblid, i9 fpiIl
bios meinen @ppurat bolen, um sic
babel au pbptoarapbiren!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-11-05
BaaitaS.
Bon Grnft Stdus.

Bon Grnit Staus.
SF bas elm tpiloes Saiten
sluf bieier armen WeIt!
Gin fieberbaftes SSageu
Ra9 gbren. &ubm unb 9elb.
Die iie iid miite beBen!
8ein Menf9 bat beute 3eit.
Mls sGlt' es au erbai9en
9ie ep'ae Sclisfeit.
gs beu9t aIs @tnIab ibnen
9ie @bre taum gu biel -
Sin trampfbuft tolles &ennen,
Gin Rennen phne 3iel.
sic epfern Chr unO Gintrudt -
Wiirbe unb MannesIpl5 -
limb alles Inn bier 8retter
limb Inn Elm &reu5 pon Sol3. .!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-11-05

,Was fir 0utaten2" ertunbiste iih
psrci in trampfbufter Rube. sd
lpeib ni4t NAL, pie Outaten auss
ieben!"
% bu 59uft! 9ie bes alien Guz
mGnen mein' it! Orei Sabre babe idb
mir ben Sdnubel bana9 geipebt uno
iest bait bu iis mir por Der Naie ipesges
ftbnappt. Sd iuse Dir, psrci, fbDn
mar bas ni9t bon bir! Sd ertannte
bid trpb bes bunten Sudes bonn Sen.
fter aus. 8 bu Spibbube!"
@r la9te, Biz er iib perIdludte unb
buIten mubte. Damn fling er an, it9
nit lduter Stimme gu betldsen.
Sin netter 9amerdb biit bu, gerci!
Mib ni9t einmal tbeilnebmen su
laiIen! 9lber bu mubt mir stipas abges
Ben! Sd babe bid gefeben = id babe
bid seIe6en = bort singt ibr -"
n@s 1T ni4t paRr!" itammeIte
Perri.
r@as9 2iigen ftrafsn pilit bu
mi92" i9rie Serge. sd, i'd Iiise9"
uSp f9neis bod, Meni9!"
.9tber ia min ni9t fdpeissn! @ibit
ou mir mas DOH ben 2>u:cten Deer
ni9t9"
~Sa, ia. Sd sebe bir ="
.Diebiel9"
,3neibunbert!"
Serge rei4te inn bic Sunb.
.Ibgema9t, &amerab!"
Ra9bem perci sinsei6lasen bate,
ri9tete ii4 Serge plObli4 bod auf.
Ollie 8etruntenbeit mid aus ieinem
WeIen.
n9llio, perei," Iaste er nit feIter,
rubiser Stimme, lid mill Dir audi ets
nas fir beine Outaten seben. Nimm
bas Selpebr Suriid. bas bu mir por
brei Sabren sabit. gs 1T nit &useln
sslaben."
.Das fol- bus2" fraste Der alte
2ump SuIammenibredenb.
nGil' bi9," brGnste Serge. n0ie
qoliSei iit i'm @orSimmsr. @iel 3eit
bait bu nidt!"
@r bolte bas 9efpebr aus Der Gde,
ir bic er es beim @intritt, als ipenn er
BON Der Sasb tdme, binseitellt bate,
iinb BOT es benz friiberen &neiptumpan.
9tber Der bate ni9t ben Mutb, bana4
Su sreifen.
nQlu9 gut" meinte Serge. Gr febts
ii9 ben Strobbut auf unb 0ffnete bic
Sbiir.
Don bier @snbarmen begleitet trat
Der Ma6tmeii tier in's 3immer.
rSm Ramen bes 9eIebes ="
Gbe es nod tagte, iparen au9 bic
Sutdten Bis gum lebtsn Stiid ipieber
CUR Stsle. Serge sing gu bem alten
&umGnen unb bra9te ibm bic freuoise
Ra9ri9t.
vSie 9utaten iinb i'm 9omitutss
baus. Sier iinb bon ben geIiebsnen
breibunbsrt @ulben sfpeibunbert suz
rid. Den Reit babe th perauseabt.
Wir miiHen einen neuen S4ein abs
fafen."
Der snGbise Serr iuoIIen bas bod
ni9t etipa beSablen9" fragts Der alte
2aaar, Big gu SbrGnen seriibrt.
nSd, iparum benn ni9t? Sd mag
fein frembes Gelb."
v9lber tpis 1oIl idb Sbnen bunfen2"
r9ur9 elm 9lGs9en Sliboipib," Z"
fderste Serge.
nSlsu," ihris Der ulte Gfumdne in
bas Reben5immer, bring elm 9ldss
den SlibOiuiB fir ben sndbi9en Serrn
Serge!"
Sin bobes, i6parsGusises MGb9en
frat elm. Sn Der Sanb trug iie elm
Sernir6rett nit @aFer unb @li6oipib.
p@enn Der gndbige Serr belize
Ben -"
Die @timme mar fpei6 unb ansss
nebm.
r9luf S6r 8Obl. 9rduIein!"
9as bibfde Mdb9en err0tbete Biz
In bic Sbrldppden.
Der alte 2dsdr fab Serge unb feline
Softer cine Setunbe lang fdarf an.
raber 10 beirutben sic bod tpenigz
fiens meine Sp9ter, sndOiger Serr!"
PLATTE er bann in grensenIOier Raibis
tat beraus. r.
'@s tpGbrte nidt gar Iunge, ba ers
fiillte Serge ben Wunfd bes alien 2as
gar - aber ni6t bes <en ipeaen, fsns
bern neil fein Ser5 i'm trieb. limb nun
muBte er's ii4 fdIieBIib bod geFallen
The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1903-08-20

them. They turned from their course
ana he'd throughout the day and when
tney fell, exhausted, again on the
mountain side, was the tell-tale eve
and III their front another army and
they gave up the unequal campaign and
surrendered, for how could they longer
tight with all the secrets of their
movements made clear?
On his return from that campaign the
record of General Miles was perfect
linen came the lazy days Of peace with
its allurements and destinations.
There were men to whisper to General
Miles that there was still the final
honor for him to achieve; that as
Washington and jackson and Taylor
and Grant had come home with triumph
ant army records and gravtated
naturally up to the Presidency, the
same opportunity WAS his, and he fell
down. The story of General Scott's
ambition and vanity did not impress
him; he wanted the browning glory and
when it was denied him he became
soured and cynical and critical and so
warped that he could no longer reason
clearly or be just For half dozen
years he has been much of nuisance.
and more than half insubordnate
He directly disobeyed orders in his
capture of Porto Rico and so carried
himself that the authorities were forced
to distrust his motives end to distrust
his opinions.
He would have been superseded
except that his former splendid record
plead SO earnestly for him that it was
determined to bear with him until his
natural retirement through age limit.
That is accomplished now and the
army management will now be
taken up under the new law. 1t
will require some years for the country
to forget the weaknesses developed in
the last years of General Miles life and
to restore to it the old magnificent
memories of that life when he went out
a boy lieutenant and returned covered
with wounds and with laurels that
never can fade. -Goodwins Weekly.
The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1903-08-20

My boy when four Years old was
stheh with cholic and cramps in his
?louiacn. sent for the doctor and he
lnJected morphine, but the child kept
settlhS worse | then gave him half a
= 'easpooniul of Chamberlain Collie,
L mo ana Diarrhoea Remedy, and in
ual' an hour he was sleeping and soon
f rec. i L. Wilkins, Shell Lake.
, " Is, ar Wilkins q bookkeeper for
tne smell Lake Lumber. 60. For sale by
all druggists. =
International stock Food The best
oondltlon powder on earth for al stock
a tit ,i'oultfy " atSon & Moore. The st.
The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1903-08-20
General Miles,

As General Nelson A. Miles retires
from the command of the army of the
United States, it is proper to stand, hat
in hand as he passes down the slope to
his retirement Up to the time he
assumed command of the army his
record as soldier was without flaw
and was most wonderful. He went
ont from the walks of peace a Lieu
tenant, he was present in every battle
Of the army of the Potomac save two.
and when they were fought he was
lying helpless with wounds. We do
not believe any other soldier had a
similar record Some time some men
will take in what that army of the
Potomac was and what it achieved and
will write the story of it, and there will
be nothing finer in history. how it
fought how it Jared, through what
defeats it struggled on despite in
competent leaders, despite the fate that
held back its triumphs, until at last it
closed around Richmond and Petersburg
and the Confederacy was choked to
death. The histoty of that army was
General Miles history during those
years except that he went in lieu
tenant and emerged from under its
battle clouds a Major General
In the Indian wars that succeeded he
was equally conspicuous. His winter
campaign against the plains Indians
was unparalleled; his heading off of
Chlef Joseph with his Mes Perces
hehters was superb; his capture of
Geronlmo was magnificent. The great
crook had been fighting the savages for
months and Crook was a soldier that
Wonld have warned the heart of a
Napoleon or Caesar when Miles was
sent to take his place. He carried with
1lh the 'Heliograph. He stationed the
uetacnments of his little army where
the signals could be seen. read and
answered, and then began his campaign.
lie savages saw an eye of fire looking
uowh upon them from the mountain
sue. They fled before it lest it should
.eil Their secret. and when spent with
~. .ne hurried march they looked mp and
mere was a similar eye of the fire
.poklhg down upon them, SO weary as
.ney We're, they broke camp and fled
through the night only to find at dawn
.nat ,here was another eye of fire on
Wdtcn and i'll their front an army,
slghaled by those fiery eyes, to intercept
The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1903-08-20
Notice.

The undersigned desires through the
columns of the PEAK to make an
apology to Messrs c. f. Jacobs, VIM
Jacobs and Oscar Winger. The grounds
upon which | make this apology is the
false accusation of supposition upon my
part that the foregoing parties stole or
appropriated about $500 lbs Of oats from
my granary about four miles east of the
town of ST Anthony. Finding that a
has been made [ take this
means of explaining to the public that
the accused parties are innocent, and
as a search warrant was obtained and
used feel that certain amount of
injury was done said parties and
hereby publicly exonerate them from
all suspicion
Signed ALBERT BROWN.
The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1903-08-20
DySentery Cured Without the Aid
of a Doctor

II am just up from Il hard spell of
the flux, (dysentery) says Mr.. T. A.
Spinner, a well known merchant of
Drummond Tenn II used one small
bottle of Chamberlain Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy and was cured
without having doctor. | consider it
the best cholera medicine in the world y
There is no need of employing doctor
when this remedy is used, for no doctor
can prescribe a better medicine for
bowel complaint III any form either for
children or adults. 1t never fails and
is pleasant to take. For sale by all
druggists
The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1903-08-20
Not Over Wise

There is an old allegorical picture of
girl scared at a grass-hopper hut in
the act Of heedlessly treading on snake.
This is paralleled by the man who
spends a large sum of money building a
cyclone cellar, but neglects to provide
his family with bottle of Cham berlain $
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
as a safeguard against bowel complaints,
whose victims outnumber those Of the
cyclone hundred to one. This remedy
is everywhere recognized rs the most
prompt and reliable medicine in use for
these diseases, For sale by all drug
gists
The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1903-08-20
Estray Notice.

Notice is hereby given that l A. j. Siddoway
Village Marshal of the village of Teton County
of Fremont, State of Idaho, have this 9th day
OF August 1903. seized and empounded the
following described ANIMAL TO Wit:
One black mare about il years old white
spot in forehead two white hind feet, branded
thus M on l'i' 'nisn weight iloO lbs
That will sell same at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash on the 9th day of
August, 1903 at l O'clock p. N. said day at
Estray Pound a: Teton. County OF Fremont.
State of Idaho, to satisfy the fine and charges
of such seizure and empoundng.
Dated this 9th day of August 1908
4. j. SIDDOWAY,
Village Marshal
The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1903-08-20
notice to Investors

n ~ Or ABOUT September LIST, the First
Na'"Nlal Bank ct -. Anthony will in
eIease It's capital stock to 800. o00. or
LIZ ahtount nl,9Go. has already been
SupScl ped, and the balance of the stool,
~ 7'o'VV0 viii be offered to local in
Vts'ofs, should any care to avai! them
selves Of the opportunity
G. H. Boweiman, Cashier
The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1903-08-20
The Death Penalty

A Hide thing sometimes results in
death Thus mere scratch. insignifi-
cant cuts or puny boils have paid the
Geath penalty 1t IS wise to have
nucKiep's Arnica Salve ever handy.
II the best salve on earth aud will pre-
vent Iqtallty when buns sores, ulcers
aha piles threaten. Only 25c at Watson
q Moore, druggists.
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shorthand Tauuht nv Na,l

Learn one of the best methods Of
shorthand known in from 4 to G
months. Tuition S. per month or $50 for
entire term. Full particulars on applj-
cation. '''p''
- salt Lake Typewriter Exchange,
~ bOA lo3 Salt Lake CITY. Utah
The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1903-08-20

For the next ten days we will have
on sale ladies' wrappers, dressing sacques
and comonas, now is the time to buy if
you wish them cheap.
THE TERNES' FURNISHING STORE.
The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1903-08-20

When yon want physic that is mild
and gentle, easy to take and certain TO
act, always use Chamberlain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets For sale by AL
druggists
The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1903-08-20

One new n foot bar cherry top Bauns-
Wick q Bake make, work board and ice
boy complete. for sale cheap.
BURLAND'S LIQUOR HOTTSr
The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1903-08-20

FOR SALE-40 acres Of good land one
mile west of Parker. Enquire Of Il. W
jackson, Parker, Idaho.
The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1903-08-20

International Stock Food The best
Condition Powder on earth for al stock
and poultry Watson & Moore, The st
Anthony Druggists v
The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1903-08-20

We carry a complete line of gun
sights, also well assorted stock of the
latest models and best calibre rifles and
shot guns in the city. Jensen Bros.
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Suicide Prevented.

The startling announcement that a
preventive Of suicide had been discov-
cred will interest many. A run down
system OF dependency invariably pre-
ccece suicide, and something has beer
found that will prevent that condition
which makes suicide likely. AT the
flrst thought Of self destruction take
Electric Bitters. 1t being a great tonic
and nervine will strengthen the nerves
and build up the SYSTEM It's also a
great Stomach, Liver and Kidney regu-
lator. Only SOC. Satisfaction guaran-
teed by Watson & Moore, druggist.
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When your rifle, shot gun, pistol or
in fact any of your firearms need re-
pairing, we can do it for you.
Jensen Bros.
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Treasurer S Report.

ST. Anthony, Ida, Aug I, 1903
Victor Hegsted Auditor.
have the honor of reporting to
you the following receipts ana disbursements
for the month of July. 1903
The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1903-08-20

Bacon and Ham l6c a pound at
the Metropolitan Market.
a. Stone, Prop,
The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1903-08-20

prr5 le sid the short ribs Could
vera
,Elchcs ruihI
an
Mrs. Hall G suffered years iaunc and
f ! lie
surfls
h1 voullv
Dr.
An happyto
.Iro your remedy ha
Dr. andi tfI
recommend 1T " all my
Accept
diseases of the land lungs
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For Sale.

grocer for it.