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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1904-04-02
The Office Towel,

@'"A country editor called on me one
lay" said Clyde Fitch, ito ask my
~ ;nion about a play he had written.
After talking a few moments he asked
;:crmission to wash his hands, as no
lad tu1nbled from a trolley cat and
,&a.ilcved up. more of the mud than
nc cared to carry home. ,,
"'JimmiEy crips!' lie exclaimed as
!. approached the wash basin, do. you
$50 q clean towel every day? You
;uyht to see the M ! have in, my
composing room! Why, at the end
Of the week it looks as though it had
ocen used to wipe the face of the
,u"th!'"
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1904-04-02
CONTEST NOTICE
Department Of the Interior,
United States Land ONCE, Bismarck. ". D.,

United States Land ONCE. bismarck, N 3D.,
Feb. "a. 1894.
A sufficient contest AFFIDAVIT having been filed
in this office by. Patrick Freaa,, contestant
against homestead entry No; 1888. made Nay
81, 1902. for wA neA Of section 10. R1l ssA swN
SEX of section 2, township l4s, n. range 80 ".
by Patrick 5real cantestee, in which 1t is al
legged that said claimant has wh2lly abandoned
said tract of land; that he has changed bis res.
idence %thelefrom for more than six months last
past and that said default now exists and that
the absence from said tract was not due to his
employnen5 in the US; army OF navy ~ TINA
pear, respond and offer evidence touching said
| fore Rose A., Ward. a notary ps5;tc at her Of
flee in underwood; N: D., and that final hear
1904, beforethe Register and Receiver at the
United Statos Land Office in Bismarck. N. L..
That said contestant having. In q proper at.
idavit. fsed Feb. 24. 1904, set forth facts
which shoH that after due diligence personal
service of this notice can not be made it is
hereby ordered and directed that such notice
be given by due and proper publication.
John SatterlunI.
nov. zi Receipsr.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1904-04-02
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Land Office at Bismarck, N. Z. March II, 1904.
Noticei is lerebygiven that tho following named
nal COMMITTED proof in support Of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before Aug: I: John.
son, a US. commissioner for the district OF North
April 80, 1904, viz.
for the north east quarter of section 50, town
lie ame the following witnesses to prove his
| continuous residence upon and cultivation OF
said land, viz: To-
James Fielding, James A: Pearson: Jos IS
| Willis and George LaycOck Of Washbnrn, ND
NH. Jewell,
$40 Register.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1904-04-02
Petroleum Output.

The statistics of the petroleum out
ut for last year, as shown by advance
r..,aets Of a report of the Geological
show a marked decrease in
he production of Russia. and an in.
in that of the United States,
gives, us the lead. Russia fur.
45.44 per cent OF the worlds
and the United States 4 1864
scr cent. The Dutch East Indies fur.
8 per cent.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1904-04-02
His Rash tnterieetion.

zone wife too many" exclaimed
Mrs. Wederly, as she glanced at the
headlines Of her husbands paper. II
suppose that is an account of the do
ings of some bigamist?"
mot necessarily, my dear" replied
her husband, without daring to look
up.-Stray Stories.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1904-04-02
The Happlest Man,

"Marse Tom should be de happiest
man in de roun' worl'!"
think so?"
II sho' does. He spends three
fourths er his time huntin,, en- dc
yuther 10th eatin' what he hunts!"
Atlanta Constitution.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1904-04-02

The granger who had raised a nice
lot or turkeys and had one Of them get
out when he took them to market and
ny through a seventy-five dollar plate
glass store window went home in a
state of mind on the turkey business.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1904-04-02

The government has decided TO ,ool,
up the beef trust and find out, if it
can' now it is that Il sixty dollar steer
almost doubles in value before the con-
sumer can get at it.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1904-04-02

when fine oranges sell for less than
baldwin apples it makes the low ey-
cursion rate to California look loss ,t.
tractive.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1904-04-02
Unique Wedding memento.

a New London, Conn.,, man present.
cd his wife with a deed to a cemetery
lot as a present on the thirteenth an.
riversary of their marriage.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1904-04-02
n;.Iiked Rice rhrow,no

Two women were threatened with
arrest by the stationmaster at Hart
ford. Conn, last week for throwing
rice at p bride and groom.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1904-04-02

The building of "a condensed milk
factory In any given locality. it mat
lers not much where located. is the
best of security that every farm which
cn be made tributary to it will within
one year advance in value to at least
100 per acre.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1904-04-02

New Jersey has had an Iowa winter,
INC Jersey reaches n other tender
fruits are badly used up.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1904-04-02

The first fifty days of 1904 saw eggs
bringing the highest prices they have
brought for thirty years. The cold
Storage stock was exhausted and the
markets were wholly dependent upon
Che whims of the hens during a period
OF continuous and extreme cold wealth
er.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1904-04-02

AH 80 H
The unrestricted, economic and COM
mercial liberty which has up to this
time been the pride and glory Of this
country, and its making rs b first
power: in the world is slowly but sure
n developing a. system Of commercial
fr1st tyranny. which bodies nothing but
evil and which some Gay the American
peop1e: will get after rough shod. Men
nsed to be slaves by the compulsion OF
actual ownership; they may be slaves
none the less because of economic con
i1itjons which they have allowed to
master them while they slept. Not for
long will the American people continue
10 nav unjust and unrighteous tribute
to any power Oh earth.
When you take a flier on any Doafd
of trade product, do it with money you
can afford to lose just as well as not,
and he sure to save enough to protect
fine calls for margins; then. after you
nave sweat over the speculation 10
vo,1r satisfaction and the time comes
when you can get out whole Oh
and uuit the business. III the country
~1reenllorn dabblers in options could see
the wealth and luxury i'll. which their
sr;b,,+ag maintain a raft Of spectators
md produce gamblers-1ust ike an
army Of bees gathering and carrying
honey to a hive-they would thlnk
s.rrice before deciding to help MAINTAIN
the cost Of a liveried footman ana Out
lera for the nice gentleman Who prom.
convert a fifty dollar investment
fmsnork or what not into 5000 in sixty
days,
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1904-04-02

The cob pipe industry is largely To-
<alized in n or two counties in the
state of Missouri, where has been de-
veloped n variety of corn with enor-
nous cobs. These cobs are worth to
the grower about $15 per acre, after
the corn is removed, for making the
Missouri m%eerscLaum.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1904-04-02

It is not a bad sign that weeds arc
fouhd growing big and thrifty OH Il
poorly cared for farm. for where such
weeds will grow there will also grow
other and better things when good
pllage is given. One OF the cleanest
farms we ever saw was one where nei-
Their weeds o anything else would
grow.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1904-04-02

The average oma will find that a
dozen geraniuin plants OF different
kinds will give her more satisfaction
for winter house plants than anything
else. They will bloom %profusely, give
plenty of brightness and color, will
stand grief and won't die If the frost
gets a nip at them or if, she ,forgets
to water them. while they. are almost
insect proof. -
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1904-04-02

A young man who lives in a good
grass country where there Is neither
creamery nor cheese factory wants to
Know how much u small creamery
plant would cost and how many COWS
he would have to have to support it
and make. it pay. a building with
modern equipment would cost from
$4,000 to $4,000 and he should have
not less than GOO cows in sight before
he puts a dollar into the plant. in order
to make it pay. Trying to II a
creamery without cows has brought
mel to grief all Y the country.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1904-04-02

The seemingly small difference be-
tween: zero&wentl Chef in winter and that
of 20 below zero settles the fate OF Il
large, line of fr1rits y. Peaches the ~Eu-
sopean pluns, many of our best roses
and choicest Shrubs Which will with
little or no protection endure zero
weather.: for ten: days at Il time will
be utterly destroyed. at: the lower tenn
perature. 1t. is this condition Of eli
mate which marks the limits of the
peach belt all through the country.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-19
Tiir bic WcibuadltSicicr.

Gjc Ncttorcn ur0 Grcoi0cr ocilt,
idcr @enciuocn scr StoOt mo oc8
SonOcS limo irelmoli6it cri,ld)t, ms
boS Erogromm iiir oic @cibnod)tS.
fcicr in ibren airhcn 5llgcbcn 5t
%loIicn; cbenio bitten mir ole 0iri.
gcntcn, inns ibr Muiifpro9roml
mo Die Nomcn Der Gbor. MitglicOcr
5l ii6cru.ittcln. Die ltcbcrmittcllu,0
0cS @emijnidtcn ioltc iofort Itottfin.
Den, oo mn md, pcnioc Gage bis
@cibnodlten iibrig iino.
Ser Scntidlc Correspondent"
AT, ct. YnuI. StroBe. Baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-19
Sin paTcnOcs @cibnadjts = 8cidcnf.

&ieIe 0euid'Nmerifoner. 0ie i'm
oci6Gitli6en Trciben oe8 bieligen SC.
bellS niht piel 3eit finoen un0 nid)t
n~uuodJcntIi6 an sic 8eriuanotcn uno
Srelnoe i'm alien 8aterIanOe Idrei.
ben fonnen, ididen ifon felt Sobren
Die ie0e ISOLDE eriheinenoe IuSgobe
0c5 oGorrciponopnten" an lire 2ie'
ben icnieitS ocS O5ean8, no iebt &C.
ro0c oQcs Imcritoniide ooS grobtc
Silterciie crregt. 0os 8o6enbIott
0es o9elttiden Gorreiponoentcn" bic.
tct Ocn oeutihIGnoiid)en &eiern Elm
Glib BON Dem bieii.
gen 2cbcn II. Trciben. 3obl.
rcid)c @ricic iibcr5cil9cr ms 0upor.
bob Die 3eituna BORT germ gclcicn
nir0.
&ein Telltid), 9lmerifanCr fam iei,
llcn 6rcltnoen in 9eutidIono nit So
cine gr0Bcrc6rclloe bcreiten, aIS lueiln
cr iGncn 0oS Bod)cnblott fir cinSobr
ididt. Ole Gmpi0ngcr iueroe,t iidcr.
lid ie6eS Dial bei'm Gintreifen ocs
nDcutIhcn GorrcIponoenten" nit
2ic6c itn0 Gontbarfeit OcS giitige1
0cbcrS Qcocnfen.
gnitrG9c inter Goroll$be5nbIrmg
fino 81 ridten an
Gomur0 Haine,
S%crauSQc6cr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-19

9 d. ureS8erbi - Goro-
net Or. Otto sc. Heinbarbt belt &C.
Itern Ibenb in Der iiioliden Holiiei'
Itotion einen Snaueit iiber ben Soo
bon aoam Moifo ub, meldler AM
Somitog 81 9ocuit'Eoint utter Ell
mem giienbobn . @aeeon 5errnalmt
ipi,rbe. iinb 5tunr bielt bic Goroners.
Surp Die 9emomuing Der 2ofomo.
the Yer. 365 fir ben llnfoI oerart'
mortlid. neil oieielhe sic Heeeln be
treiiS Ser Serdnoeruis Ger Signolt
nidt 6eobadltet babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-19
Sas -
2Rothe 23nch
0as
"9eut(6en GOrrefpOnOenten"
glnfanas 9annar cridlcincn.

Scoer rcgeImaBige 9eicr oeS Blot
tc5 COB tGQIid, p0hentIidJ o0er
Sountoqo) miro fi,r5 mad Dem I. go.
nltor 1905 Elm GrcmpIor uucnt9eIts
lid erboltcn. - Rltr a6Cnnenten
beiicIbcn limo Oa5ll bcrehtigt.-0oS.
icIbc lit nitt 81 Ucrfotien.
@cnn Sic Sbrc Gintduic bel Ben
gn5cigC.amocn oc5 oGorreipon0cnz
ten" modem, Uergclicn sic nidt, ST.
ioqeu, ooB sic ocren NIn3eige i'm
nGorreiponOcntcn" eeIcien baben,
mo man miro Sbnen ooppcIte Nlti.
nl~erfinnlfeit iHenfcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-19
&aa1ia'S nm SOnntaA.


o~Isoebobpr -2m5If }ciloen uno
Nor mrsfa. m;,n Sic Nc,,tr
'' "''
""o''' "o55'o@'
Die @irtbidoit oca @rn. %Siaiom
8. Sto5cf. Or. l7O5. Cantor. Nocutc,
wl,roc oeltcrn Wohnittog pcn Oc!l
S%crgcontcn Nicincr unr0 Nclion uno
oclt 8oIi,iItcn NlomC Sdlingmu1l
mo GobIer o~uSocbohcr. sic uerhoi.
tctcn ooIe(bIt ,m5Ii Mdrnrcr uno Elm
Irollen5iImncr mcld,ca total bctrult-
fen luor. g(lth crbrrtctcu lie flint
0icr0l6Ier, bon ncncn uicr nit Bier
onqeiiiQt iporcn. Sic murreu in oic
6Itlid)e BoIi,eiItotion Qcbrodt, no
Gto5cf Dem Observation-Disclosures ii6er-
luicieu lullroe. neil cr on1 Sonnto0
Qeiitiac 0jetr1nfc pcrfnuft bo6cn ioll.
StoIicncr in SdlpuIitGs
fem.
Scrocont Smntb u1O 4oli5iIt
0ormon aclono ca acitcrn Nodm.it.
toQ, in sic @irt6ihoit 0cS Stalicncr3
9n,QeGo 8i33o, Gar. 2l5. NbcmorIe-
StraBc, Al orinocn. rno BORT perbof.
teten lie 6cn Veiitcr. ionic ToI. Golu.
noleS. Grltcrcr mlroc in Scr bit.
(iden 8oIseiItotion beihuloigt. oa8
Sonntoos, Sdonfdcicb iibcrtretcn I'll
ba6cn, in6cm err cincn aeIic( poll
Bier ncrfoufte. @cacu GotunoGc5,
ser 6inter Dem Sdonftiih on0etroi-
len mrtroe, erbo6cn tic sic NnidynI,
Oigurg, om SonntoQ a~corbcitct sit
6o6cn. 9ciSc nurocn fir Elm 6clltc
ltatt5ufinocnbc8 @crb6r f~cItQcDoltcn.
sic ,tnobcltcn."
Tunoe Scracnnt Nicfncr, Ger,
qeont Glorf uno Ole 9oli,iIten Spu.
ricr un6 Stiiroen bo6cu ac0cn 8 llbr
g~cItern 9(6cno oic @irtbidoit ocS
8m. s. @orbrcr. Nr. 800, Grrlcp.
GtroBc, aus. sic trofcn ooiclbIt an
ge6Iib @oroner mo icd,o unoere
iunge MGnncr an, mic tie Dem @iir
fclIpicl bulbiatcn. Sn Der GItlid)cu
Boli3eiItotion binterIcatcn oQc sic.
ben 9iirajd,oit fiir ibr Grideincn bel
eincm @crbor bcllte RorQcu.
SIN Hor6ncitcn.
9[lld) i'm nor0lucitliden IiItrift
QcItcrn cine Nn5obl Ho55in3
porQcnommen. 9uS Scr @oli5iit
Ballard 3uiIden Ritternnd,t un6 /
lt6r WoraenS all Stone & Carriers
8irtbidaft, Nr. 739, Cumberland.
StroBe, por6ei ainq, b6rtc CT, mie lid)
cine an5abG 8GItc orinncn 3anften.
gr betrat ole @irt6IdJoft uno nobm
ollBer Dem 8irtb Solcpb Stonc orri
@GIte, melde cine 4ortie Goo( Ipiel.
ten, nit, 8pIi5eirihtcr Goldman
iteatc Stone aluegcn ltcbertrctlulg
Scr COMMUNICATIVE infer $500
9iir0idoft lutn Itroitc ocnicIben
uubcrocm mn $40 uno Soften. neil
CT cincn MinoeriG6rigen bate @ool
ELsI.. TEE
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-19
fir @eibnadjtcn nnb Wenjabr!
Safob Shilb e. &c.,

Ins. Sahfnrtber, gieentbiimer,
Smporteur 1,to Sanoler NIT
8einen ilnb 2iqiioren,-
829 8recnmornt . s(peniie, nno
406-40S SIt.Snpette. Strnbc.
8eltellunacn fir SamiIiengebraiid)
iino ReItaurationen perben prompt
beiorgt. (Oest4,iaS ,Sant)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-19
NnS Mcttcr.

Sir MorDIunO mo sen 0iitrift
Columbia ihoneS @ettcr ln0 iiolid)c
Winoc.
Der bodrtc Recommendations luor
80 @roO Inn / llbr NodlmittoQS.
Ger nieorigitc Sbcrmomctcritouo
iuor 81 Broo nm 6 llbr Morocns.
Mittlcrcr 9orometeritono 30.02.
Der nieOrigite Sbermometeritono
Der Iebten "a Stunocn in nodiolgen.
Den Stooten mar, pie foIot: GaItport
26, Eortlnnb IS, Bolton -. Nlbom
tG, Neps0orf 81, philadelphia 26.
@aibington %, Noriolt 80. 9ottc.
rns 38, 9borleiton 36. Sooornub
"a, S~adionuile 81, 3rpiter AS, Sen.
g8eIt Sc, 9ltlanto -, Mtontaomeru
80, NeipsS Orleans SO. YoleItine 38.
Collection as, Corpus Gbriiti 46.
Mempbis 80, Cincinnati Is, Httts.
BURG "a, SSmego IS. 9uifolo 20,
GleueIono is. 9etroit u, aIpcno
t6. M"nrqltette 20, Green Ban "A,
Gbicago IS. Duluth t6, Ct. Boul
is, ct. 2oitis "a, Omaha 90, 9tiron
26, giSnlard 26, @iqiiton Is, Sabre
30, Selena SO, Salt Safe 80, Gen'
Der 40, 0ortb.Ylatte 26, Dodge 26,
g(moriao %, Sos angeles 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-19
Sdiffsfartcn BON nnb mad Seniid'
fann.

Bon Baltimore bis 9remen: So.
iiite $42.5O unb $44.50, 3piihenbed
$33; bon gremcn Bis Baltimore:
Salute $50, 3piihenbed (iir ole
Y%oifosiere) $34. sbep. $. 9iener
e &c., Simmer Nr. 3, lid DIT
2eyiustcn Str. @elSpediel nio
@eloienoungen. (323--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-19
Sine oancrnoc &eibnad)ts . Crime.

Cine oancrnoc 8eibnad)ts . Crime.
RING
biloct cine lebcnsgroBe Photographic
oocr cine fiinItlcriide Gopie bon
9iloern III Gropon, @aieriarben,
Del ooer Holtea. Die Mir Scnfbnr
nieSrigiten YreiIe. 9abinet.giloer
mir 81 pro SntcnS.
Snlins Sebbcl, oeitiher photograph,
321 @orS.8ag.S traee.
(324-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-19
Srcb. s III a MS
nencs GofaI

Nr. 1926, 0orb g.. Charles . Strafe.
Sdloirode, 9noer0de, Regenidir.
me, Spa5ierItofe. Goidentiider,
9moihubc, SolSbinoen uno piele
uiibli6c 8uroerobc : glrtifel fir
MGnmer. (352-9)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-19
8clbienoungeu mad 9cutidlanb nnS
SeItrcid

5i "a Gents pro Marf uno 201s
Gents pro 9rone. Yorto ertra.
@ediel ~ausgeitellt auf ale Ebei-
Der 8elt. 9iGige Sbiffsfurtcn boa
unb mad 9enti6lnno. Sbeo. 8.
Siener & Co., ia Sit.2erine
ton.Str. Simmer YER. 3. (190-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-19
Sn @nmcn,s Geiieln.

Sn SDmcn'S 6eiicln. -
Su Scr ct. DARIUS = Stride, ode
Satrmollnt = @loemlc un0 9roaomop,
tprrOe geItern 2(6enO bon EaItor So
fob WiiiQcr elm 9liidIideS Yaar sum
@unoc iiir'S 2cben pereint. IS mo-
ren oicS Sri, 9crtbo g. .. Sing,
Sodter bon GurI lln0 Viargaretbe
&tng, mo 6rn. Conrad 9ein, Sobn
BON S5omt un0 Mnrgarctbe Sctn,
Die 9rout trirg elm &Iei0 ants fron.
50liIdcm MouiicIin iIber lUeiBcr Sci.
De, cincn 9rartiflcier uuo 8rntt-
roIen. gl$ 8rnutiungfer fiulgirtc
Sri. 2iQic Gang uno @ruutfiibrCr
mar Sr. GboS. &irg, iltn., Ser Brit
Der ser 9roltt. gtoh ser SruulmQ
erfol0tc sic ir0bIife @od5citsieier III
Der g8obmmg ser Gltern ser 9roltt,
9tr. 51S, 2omboroltroBe, &ig6lanO-
toipr. Inter Ocu ei~ugelooenen 90
Itcn bcionOcn lid GongreBmam
Jruuf &. @ahter, GongreBmnm s..
5re0. GoI6ott, Sobn 0ottermcid
Sr. uno 6roll SurI 8ing, Sr. lmO
6rou Sobn 9ieu, 5rou Wt. 9icn,
Sr. mo 8ron Sobu Sdumom 0r.
unO 6rau Sobn 3iefIe, Sr. mo 6rmt
s. 9ien, i1ul., &r. lno 6rm @p.
Sung, @r. lno 6rnu Is. @Icid)mom,
Sr. mo Srou q. SeippeI, &r. mo
Srou Sobu 0eliltc, Sr. mo 6rou
Geo. 9icn, &r. mo 5rou =. Ott,
Sr. mo 6rail i. Heeie. Sr. unO6rnt
q. ". Shmiot, @r. 6ronf Sing,
inn, 6rou @orp @lgcrt, Sri, &.
@lgert, Sr, mo 6rou Sobu Glgcrt,
Srou autie Gang, Sr. unO 6rou &.
0crr, 6r. lnO 6rou Geo. @rcQ, @r.
ulo 6ruu 9p. 0ob, Sr. mo 6rol
@m, Gang, &r. rno 6rou 5. 81.
Sorgler, 9r. umo 6rult 8ul. Robe,
Sr. ltno 6ruu 8m. Shea, Sr. mo
6rou Is. Sdumonl, Sr. ulo 6roll
6. SdrImam II. u. m. Die Nulper.
mGblten merocn an ser NoromcIt
Gde ser ). um6 lombard StruBc
mobncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-19

Ser u9Gfer B.. II II t { I it il.
bnng2 &crein Or. 3" belt
Sonito9 Nbcno III Srn. s. GoIj'S
SrdeItrion-Soac an @elt = 2cying.
tonItraBe icinc iGbrlid)e @enerulper-
iommlung uno 9eomtcnnpobl. IS
ipiiroen 5luei relle Mit9licoer ulfge.
flonlmen nn6 5iuei@ on6iootcn porge.
idlogcn. Icm SerbergSpoter pltroe
ais WeibnadtSgcidenf ein 3ebnoci.
lar : 8olOitild iibcrrrid)t uno Sr.
Tol5 repondirte iif, iuocm CT oen
altlueIenOcn SCrren cincn ieinen So.
lerpfeffer Dprieste. Die geamten.
ipobI botte ioIaetlbes grgcbniB: Yrd.
iioert, @onoro 9ortbolmc; 8ice.BrG.
iibett, 9ouiS Bed; Scfretdr, Scnrp
GtgeI6ad,; Sdobmeiiter, @ilbelm
3luider; 6inanj : Gomite: @iIbelm
S0bn, @n. GoIS uno CHARLES Sii6.
iher.
ungl ii dlider Stnr5. -
Der 40 Sabre alte fSrdrf SdlcrmerS
bon 9tr. CAB, 8eit.SranflinltraBc,
l~tiirdtc acitern @ormittag Dor benz
Sailie Nr. Col, Siio.G beiteritroBe,
10 nnalildlih nilf Dem giic, oaB er
bic litfc anieiheibc brad,. gr lpiiroe
ms ~Sobns Sopfins' Soipital" &C.
idloift.
Yeronol Noti5. Sr.
&ilbelm Sunmemann pon 5op'on,
elm poplilGres Mitslieo oes .8ernln'
Mo q. Gunrtett I. Clubs" reiit alrl
6reitag ouf Dem 0ompfer .grall'
oenbnr8" nadl 3eutidllano, iulo Der
.8ermonia Nuartett . Glib" miro
ibm oas 8eleite nrf oaS edit &C.
ber, Sr. Sannemonn miro Berlin,
Md9oebura Sranffurt uno oie
Shtpeis beiuden mno Gnoe MGr5 5iii
riidfcbrel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-19

Ole 2ongmutb aabi
@rannan's nit getrunfenen tit
porbei. es fpuroeir linn eeItern Msor'
aen ad,t vSamitag . abeno.9 rlnfS"
poraefiibrt, Die ale lifn 81 uno So
iten beitrait mnroen. 8iSber lIcB
aaoi Grammar getrimfene geruobn-
lid lnuien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-19

i II htclte NIT Sem &c.
polpcr. - Der ~t8.iGbrigc Ncger
Geo. 9rolun imlr6e 9eiterlt inn mitt.
lcren StotionSbollIe bonn anoi 8ran.
nan Dem @erift3perioGren iiberluic.
len mcgeu SrogcnS perborgener@oi,
fen. Der Neger botte in beoenflider
8ciie am Somltog 4beno in cinem
2ooen an ser @aDitroBc nit ser
@offe gehlhtelt, 8oli5iit 9lder5 Der.
baftete i'm.
Bonn 0ompffeiicl m
30 a d. inenbnu c an Der Yrott.
StroBe ~ltiir5te Der Sei5er Sobn So-
milton bon gr, 43t, 2%ornineItroBe,
am SomItog 9lbcno 5l ipGter Stunoe
a6, iebr ldmer5bofte 8erIcbmge1t
on linten 9ein Oopon tra9erlo, sic
ieinc llebcrfiibrlu1g nad Dem StaOt.
SoIpitoI bebingten.
Il III unterfunit 5u II.
c II, 5ertrllrlllerte DER 40 Sabre
nlte beimntbSloie 8m. 2afc geItern
Elm S6allieniter III Dem @ebGltoc oeS
Srn. CHARLES i. @rifion, Or. 30S,
Sit.GrattitruBe. Or miro iid) beltte
i'm mittIereu StntionSbouie Dor Dem
Goli5eirifter @ronnon megen mlltb=
luiligcr Snd)bcihdoigung ST ucront.
luortcll bubclt.
IS III Strcitc it . d)cn. -
Der 81 Sabre alte 8oIter glcronoer
bon &olonO5pilc, 9cciI . County,
mtr0c an Somitog Abcno 5lt 90.
lonoSuilc I'M Gerlorfc zines Strei-
tcS IN ben llntcrlcib mo Die rcdte
Shulter geltoden. @r wlroe nod
EerrppiQe gebrud)t. luoielbit Or. g.
Is. Goplor ibm NotbperbGnoc an.
legtc, ipornllf man oen Shmcrpcr.
%lulnoctcn nod) Dem oIa9emeinen
MnrplGnocr Soipitnl" iibcrfiibrtc.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1904-07-29

that they will be required to comply
fully with the homestead law as to
residence, cultivation and improve
ment of the land, and that the fail
ure to supply water from such works
IN time for use upon the land
en'ered will not justify failure to
comply with the law and to make
proof thereof within the time re.
quired by the statute. Very respect
fully, J. IL. Fimple, acting commls-
sloner."
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1904-07-29

kick as long and as hard as they
please but their chances of defeating
Morrison appears at this time to an
outsider. as being very slim. The
Morrison friends are all for Nor
rison, while the Morrison, opponents
are all tor everybody and nobody,
and their conventions cannot in
struct and bind the delegates against
Morrison. This will permit him to
get an occasional delegate from al
most any Of the counties. 1t would
not be surprising to see Bannock
county swallow nice nlorsel Of
crow and get in and boost for Nor
rison, not only before he is nominat-
ed, but aiterward.
This may all be mistaken idea
of the political situation, but it is
the writer's prophecy of what will
happen at Moscow"