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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1904-11-18
BOYD CHEMICAL COMPANY
$50
Rand-McNally Bldg.
CHICAGO, ILL.
Sheriii's Sale.
STATE OFlDAHO,
County Of kouteDsI.

- r. w lDANO, pss,.
County Of kootepaL
Ri VIRTUE OF AN ENECUTl IN 1851 .
- Ga out OF the District Court. First Jut,
clhi District. Shoshone County. on the 10 r
uay 81 october, 1901, by the Clerk thereof, H.!
me ease Of Curtis Lightner versus AribiI-
i9weli. No. and tp me, as sheriff, dirsc
"a ana delivered will proceed " sell To-
cash Lawful Money Of the Upited states.
me hour q II O'Clock. a. ~, on the J0h day
o. .. Noxtmbrr: a. D.. 1901. at the front door {
me Court House. Town of kathdrmm. n
hootenat County. state ~ Idaho. the follow
,mng nesc rtneh property. .to-wii: All pump',
MAIDS ~ Pipes. Fixtures, Fittings. Tanks M
BUILDINGS belonging To ana known vs. the
~, uiarrlsnh Water Companies Water System y
.he village ~ harrison In kOOtcnai County,
Stn,c 81 itiaho. levied 0H as tho property q
hthnr Powell, To satisfy Jnsignent Z
amounting to 1914. 40, in favor Of Curtis light.
ner and rs =, costs Of snit
Eivcn under my hand, this 10 day Of Now
Ell. WHITNEY. sheriff.
by CA. MCDONALD, DEPUTY.
3w-Nov II to %.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1904-11-18

CYRINGA TEMPLE No. :. Ra.hbone Sisters
~ meets every Thursday evening Ut Fra.
tcrnal Hall Mrs. LIRRIE DYER
Mrs JESSIE DANDY MEG
NJ Of X. and G.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1904-11-18

Royal NEIGHBORS OF AMERICA.
~ Evergreen Camp No. 23l7 Meets every
LIST and 3rd Monday in each month at Fra
ternat Hnil.Mrs Libbic Vonhosteen Rec
Mrs. J. G. Callahan. Oracle.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1904-11-18

WANTEu-Quiekly.fe persons 10 represent
hong established wholesale house among re-
of few counties. sls salary and expenses
paid weekly. Expense money advanced.
Commission extra. Permanent engngement
business successful. Previous eXperienre
not essential. Enclose self addressed env,I-
Opc. Address. SUPERINTENDENT TRAVELLERS,
70 dearborn ST.. Chicago. 1T DCc2
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1904-11-18
Tie Men-Take Notice.


We have secured a tie contract
from the Northern Pacific for the
coming season and will pay % cts.
Tor No. I, and 3 cts. for No. 2
ties, and cent per tie extra when
taken in trade. Will inspect once
each month, beginning with the
last week in November.
All ties must be delivered on
side tracks when possible.
S. f. Beggs & Co.
Dated Rathdrum. Oct. 20, 1904.
Oar
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1904-11-18

X Q. T. NJ, RATHnRlM LODGE NO.
n =, meets ut Fratc rnaI Hall End and 4th
Wednesdays In each month. d. VanDuzer,
Commander; II. =. McCrea, Record Keeper.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1904-11-18
VILLAGE DIRECTORY.
TRUSTEES.

Chairman--J. W. CRENSHAV
Clerk-A COOK.
Conncilmen; G. A. BERRY. II. }. RORTH-
WICK. w. W. STODDARD.
Treasurcr-ROSCE YOUNG.
Meets every Second and Fourth Wednes-
days OF each month Mt the Hose House.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1904-11-18
RI "A S Tabules
Doctors find
A good prescription
For mankind

The scent packet Is enough for usual oc-
casions. The family hottie 80 ccntsJ CON
tans supply for year. All druggists sell
them.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1904-11-18
ARREST H---S50 REWARD.

A bottle of Ec.zine will be sent
tree TO every reader OF this paper
WHO'S suffering with any kind Of
skin disease oreruptions,anyform
of Eczema, Blind orbleeding piles
Scrofnla, Itch, letter, BARRIERS Itch,
Ringworm, Boils, Blood Poison,
Fever Sores or any other Germ
disease Or sores OF any name OF
nature.
so reward will he paid for any case Of Ec-
zelna thai Is not promptly cured withEc.z zine
Ec-zine vii, heal any sore or cure the worst
skin and make II look Ike velvet. Hereto
fore the re has been no Specific discovered
that would cure Eczema and Kindred disease
until Ec-zinc was discovered and now ,hous
ands a.e cared daily Mover mind whnt
20" have tried; forget the failures made b..
other remedies and send for FREE 6Am
PIE hf Feline, which always gives relis
and permanent cure.
EC-ZlNE SKIN SOAP is the brs;
antiscptic soap made. 1t will cleanse Dni
thns-wiu destroy nsicrnl,es of dandruc
falling hair sore head, bands and feet. pra
pies and bIaekmads on face and make ina
SKIN smooth. The only antise ic sharlaI
soap made ~ arantccd to cur germ df.ca:t3
-s1o II 1t don't rs cents ca a. Write r.
dayto
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-01-14

I'm sSnasren nisjsS Gcylfs avUsstes 3ar
tseIGIabfoifulna 5u llntsrereitsit. Die
GnFfeepflan3llfsea Sitafritas lllfnul
Daru) 1aitsA elio9 I'm 8erihtgjdfrs
nit ben in Dsrl pprjd9tissa DentIdrift
ifi5Sigtsa Gd1pierfsfsitsn Su fampfen.
DIE fir Den 8stg6dli III gr0bercnl
llnfonasi In 8efrudlt fonlnlennsn gers'
fuhe IN Ditafrtfa unb Reuz@uinea
iinb ii6er nas Stabium Der aufflGz
runasarbsitsa nod niht 1;nausgetont=
men. 9dgegen lit in sSiifereEtafrifa
Elm entldeieenber Grfplsa er3i:it ippr@
zen; Die unterIn9ung Der StaDls uRp
Slumebminsa fat Elm 10 rei9balttgss
&upferpprtommsn ereeben, bab Die
Stapimirenz irnb GiIenbabne eGjeIsae
iddft Iih perpfli9tet Bot, ni6t nur Zen
9etrisb Der Minen Bis ipGteItens @nhe
1906 in Mngriff gu nshmen, iOnbern
au1 Bis su pieIem Isrmin eins @ilens
6a6n bon 5ipatopinuno ttd9 tGttn1
Minenyebist anf tbre Soften 3u bduen.
Die in Der groSuttion Der S6uBz
sf6iete i'm 8eri1tsjabr er5ielteR Sort
l9ritte fpHmen in elmer ni4t nnhss
bslitenbsn 5teiserung bes NaBsn9onz
psls gum 9lusbrud, an bsr naae5u
iGmmtlife S6ubgebtets, epenl aud IN
psrI9is5ersm Stage, tEeilgenommen
9aben. Der geIammtbanbel csr
Sdussebiste fat i'm Sabre 1902 in
Gtnfu6r lnD Nusfubr 81, 148,000 Wf
tstragea gesen 57117,000 Wfart i'm
Sabre 1901; Der 3upans belief ftA
mitfin ouf 7,031 ,0oO Mlarf. Das 8Drz
GanbenIsin unb Der 9rab bss in ben
5fuBgsbiet;n er3ielten iptrt9I9aFtltz
Gen SortI6ritts finbet in ben 5inanz
sen her S6usse6iete 1eiren Qusbrud.
Siir bds @tutsia6r 1904 fon1tten fiir
fdmmtlids Sdubse6iete Die @innab=
men b0Nr psranI6togt iperbsn als i'm
gpria6re, in benz MaBe, raB trpb
siner Steigerung io!pohl ber forte,
odusrnoen ais au9 Der einmalt9cn
Nusga6en (5uIammen Inn 1,7S0,000
MarO stne gerrtngruns bes Rei9sz
juI9uFes I'm 100000 Mtart fat Dor.
seIeEsn tprshen fOnEen. 4m 54luiis
s:rlleberli9t EeiBt IS: rMenn audi auf
finan3isGsm Gsbiste i'm 8srlauf Der
SsBten SaAre cine immer9in bcmers
tensrerths geHerung er3islt norben
1T, 10 gilt bod aun bier cai1eIbs nie
fir Die geIanrmte tpirtbIhuftli6e Gnt<
pi6eluas ber Gplpnisn: eine enti6eiz
berbe 8eKeguns, cine IN feIdteunistem
5smpo ii9 poloiebenbe 4nndbsrung
an eins ftnanaislIe SsIbFdroigteit Ger
5huBgebiste lrrb on etne Gntlaf flung
oes 8eides BON ben 3uI9iiHsn ldbt
iia MIR untcr Der 9pruusIsBuns err
partsn, baB ben GAubs<oieten Die
.rforberii6sn Mittei 3u eine< @rz
IdIieBuns i6rtr tpirt6I9aftli4en rnb
finunSeuen 9ilfsquellcn auf Die sirs
oher uroere MeiIe in ausretGsntem
MaBs 5ar 9erFiigung gfsat tperosn."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-01-14
Qus Ger lDoe,e.
WeIt uno Eeben unfer Der Eure
eoitorielIsr Betrohtuns.
af,tTcrc gd)a.i)-susfuhr.

Dos GtasiItiIhs Bureau bes 9uns
ssDspartements aibt slnlss lntertla
Ioats 56at|ahen iiber unlsrs Qusfubr
bon Gnugn unb Gtiefeln betdnnt.
Wd6reno Die Nusfubr on oislsn Nrtt@
fsln in 1893 eiuen Wert6 pon nllr
breipisrtel Milipnen Collars batte, TT
Der Wsrth in bieIem 8alenperlabre duf
iis6en N1inionen Dollars ssltie9en.
Nas Deportemsnt nsnnt melr als 90
26nber uno golpnien, tpeIae 5uBbes
tlsipunaeR bon uns bs5ieben. llnfere
Sauptfunben in europa Tinb Gnsldnb,
IsaiIhlanb, 8eIgien, 5ranfrei4, SGz
nenart uno bic Riabsrlanbe, unb 5pur
Ca! gaalano i'm leBten Sabre 986, ,154
aoar g5hu6e unb Stiefel i'm Mertbe
bon 2,128, ,958 Dollars BON ngs geS
tauft; 9entT6ldrb 189,198 poar i'm
MsrtR bon $337 ,083 Dollars, 5ranfz
reia 45.o99 gaar gu 109,874 Dollar.
BsfIere 8unben fir uniere Snuhipads
rsn Iino - Gnglano ausgenomnlen =
bas 5ritiIhe Norbamerifd, @nba,
Merifo unb gluitrdlien, Die uns K
i;6sr 100000 goare abnu6men. Gngz
lanD lit uns i'm Ghu6zGrpprt big jeBt
nod imlner tpeit poraus; es fu1rte IN
1903 runb 91a MilIionen gaar
Gf)ublraaren I'M Wert6e BON 9,229,s
GOO Dollars aus, pd3renb iith unlers
ausfu6r auf nabesu bier WIulonen
qaar i'm Wert6s bon iiber feds Will
lipnen Dollars be3iffsrte. = Der ge>
ridt t6silt fernsr nit, bab Der Wert1
lnIerer 5Gu6paaren pro qaar etipa
60 gro3snt gr6ber lit, uls Der pon
gnglan0 duSgefii6rten SduAe un0
S5tiefsI. 0d6renb bas 8aar engltlhsr
G59u9e auf 81 gents ite6t, brtngen
amerifdniide 1.56 Dollars. Sa bielss
lie Dur9Idnittspreiie finb, 10 iptr0
man pobl nibt feA ss3en, lpenn man
cnnimut, oaB aud uniere S4uhpaaz
rem an pas Quslanb billiger abge9eben
lperben, aIs on ben Snlanbperbrau9.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-01-14

en- Der Drummer bonn 80. Wopentber
bes 5asesboten aus Wdhren unD
S9leIien befanben iib folgenoe, offens
bar an Elm unb bieIslbe Mbrefe aerihz
teten sSnierate: nGin3iser SriB 9...!
@eitatte mir, Oir gu Deinem "a. Wies
eenfefte meine aufridtigiteR Miinfhs
au 5iiben gu leeen. M0geit ou itets
sliidlieh iein. Define Did liebenbs
Ssnnb." ,2ieber sSrib! Gmpfanse
gu Oeinem morgtgen "a. 8eburtstage
meine beIten @lidpinlhe. WGr' ib
Elm @0selein, log id Ourd Dalp unb
Gain beute au Dir. Da's aber niht
fam iein, bleib' idb aQbier! Gine Ols
miiberin. - .2ieber SriBl! Oas erlte
Mol feierlt Ou Oeinen @eburtstng in
Der @isfraitraBe fern BON ben Delnsn.
M6se SOFT ale Define Wiinihe erfiils
len, mDge er Did Iegnen nit Der bsHer
@e|unb9eit, nit Slid in ullem. ipas
Du unternimmt. Sci dflo morgen To-
Deranii6t, tpie es bon gan5er Seele
punIdf Dein g. grabledu". Dem
feffen syrib aug Der GihbornaaiIe, ieBi
8isfraIfrabe, bic ber5li9Iten @liids
tpiinTdbe gum morsisen "a. @e6urtstug
bon {einem fleinen 8lonbfOpfhen." -
Dem ihneioigen. eleganten 6rlbhen
aus Der Ginborngaile unlere heralihs
iten @liidtpiin@1e sum norgigen Gss
bu6rtstag Nr. "a. peniiOnat g
CD Dieies 6riBden ideint Elm fltis
ner 5nmert nDter 5u ieln.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-01-14

Ten gpngrsb liest eine BON Dem
N69eoronetsn Mm. 9f. 9earIt bon
Relp Oorf eingerei9te 8orlags 5ur 8tz
ratthfiili8 Dor, ipesIIddsyss ipesIIddsys Die GGiiRRfiiEruas
einss padetpoifbienites in ben Ser.
5taatea beaipedt. Die @orlage 1T in
meErere Settiorsn setbeilt, na9 oenen
brei 8lafsn bon padetbef0roerunsen
eriItiren follen, fiir pel6e senaue Hae
tsn unb Electromagnetic ans
seIebt iino. Nuseei4lofsn BON Der
8sf0l9erung iollen iein @ifte, Grplos
Iibitoffe, lsibt entoiinblide Wodren,
2ot!srispapiere unD IplGe 9aAen,
lpslfe auf 8etrus bss Publitunls be-
re9net limb. Die erIte Glaiie lon DerS
iiesslts padete, oie Spsite Glafe perio<
riide publifatioaen unb 3siti4riften.
Gle brittle &laHs taufnldnnil9e un0
clIgemeine 8erTanbtruaren eat6ralten.
Fir bic beiDen eriten &iai5en iollen bic
iesisen geieBliden geitimnunsen sel=
ten. Damn ips3ifi3irt Die 8orlaee Oes
ipeiteren: Die YoItfa9en ber britten
RlafIe ipsrfen Raufmannspaaren,
yii6ar, Ootumeate, 9in3e nllsr ART
umfalIea. Das 90dfselpiht 6etrdgt
II gfunb." Qlls Staten selten; padete
big 5u 5 lln3sa ] Gent, bon 3 bis 6
lln3en 3 Gents, bon 8 6is IL lln3sil 4
Gents, ron 12 llnSen bis gu eirem
pfunb 5 Gents, fir jeoes tpsitere
qfuno il 5ipei Gents. Der 909fz
bstrae zines WorimalpaGets lit ionlit
| i'll ionlit 25 gents. padets biirfen
l3H SUB 2Gnge rtiht iiberI9reiten.
Ger gsneralpoitmeiitsr fiibrt gum
G6ube Der Mbisnber Elm Rssiitris
rungsTDlten Elm, tpsldes fir Dsrlorens
gddete @ntIGd Diglrns Big 3u $40 Dsrz
hiirgt. Der WbIenDer ion iebp6 6ei
3ablung BON Rssiltrinlngsgebiiar
| nGnlih 8 Gents fir i $25 Merib UNI
/ 20 Gents fir ie $50 Mertb, i'm Bers
luIffane bon entIddbigt psrbsr. Dis
! gorlase Ioll Diele 5reunbe duf befoer
Geiten BON '5snat unD 9nus baben
Db absr lire linterItiiBung irGftis &c.
| mug ietR apirD, um Dsr Sppolition Dsl
9rDBsn GrprsBgeIsllidaftsn sineD ge
aigsnben @sgenbrud entgessniteaen 81
f1Hnen, bleibt ab3Aparten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-01-14
Er,trrla,ris i'm Gi,rntsr.

Sm Qn9eIi9t Ger eri6iitternren
&ataItrppfe, Die hur9 Den 8rano Reg
SroquotszSEeoters in G9icago fer.
5prgeruIen tpurpe, biirfts es SeitseIndB
iein, tpisOsr einmuL auf Mabna5nlen
sur gsr5Itulis bon 5eusrsSefoAr in
.5beatern hin3upeiIen.
0srartige 9eimiu9unsen gebDrsn
Jliidli9er Meiie 3u Zen Seltenbeiten.
Dem lln9Iiid in G6icago lit nur oer
Ringtfsatsl1roEb in Misn am 8. 9ea
,smber 1881 an hie Geite gu itellan.
Sbenfoqs i'm 6sroen Der Stabt, tr
,irer h:r pcrnebmI!sn Straben trEiGs
!en uno brannten famals in tpentSen
Winuten $50 Uleni@en ME 3unoer.
Damn famen bsim 8raHbe tsr Opera
Somique in 9arts am 20. Mai 1887
l60 MenI6en um's 2sben.
Inter Sfsaterleutsn unb 8aunlets
tern, Die ME ale tiinltlsriIdh t6dtisen
Meni9en fte!!s i'm 8an1 eirss sspiHen
an6sipuBten Q6erglanbens ite9en, glbt
.s eine aseensart, lta1 Der Elm Sbeas
ter ale hunbert Sabre einual ab6renz
nen muB. @6einfar beitdtist bic
S6ronit Der 5bsatsrbrdnbe bisie 9(ne
IiGt. 9liidtiGeltpsiIe lit bic Safe
atdt 10 idlimm, tpie lie ausIie6t nnb
1uBer0sm lit Die @abri9:inlidtali
lines 9rqnofans pdAreno elmer 0ore
itellung, toie bic Statifif undnfedtoar
1a9ipeiit, feHr sering. 9srglei9t man
eie 3eiten, in censn 8rdrbe sun3 all
5sn,ein ent1tefen, nit Der am 1peniaiten
3efdhrlihen gages5eit, olfo nit ben
,Stunbsll, in cenen tpeber Qt6t nod
Qei3ung in nen1ens!pert6.m WaBe in
sstrieb Iinb, 10 qpirb man Itets finoen,
DaB bic 3eit, in Der 8eleudtung in
8gsnpart BON MenIGen ssbrauAt
pirb, allp hes Qbsnbs bor Mittsrz
aa6t, nur bic DoppsIte 3aEl rer8ranb@
Idle auitpeiit ME Die Sages funDen.
sSn un5simIider MeiIe lpdnit absr
pieIe 3iffsr fir Die ipatere 0adt3eit,
in Der betanntsrnaben Die 6auFigIten
unb fat INNER Die lhtperItea 8ran6~
fdlle eintrsten.
91a6 elmer Gtatiftif iifer S6eater>
frdnbe tit Die Wahrideinlidteit, oob
Esin 8ranb aur 8ernid.un9 Des @es
5duDes fiibrt, oa ia bic in Den maiiten
Gdllen 9armlpisn flsinsn Gntflam1
mungen pane tpeitere 8Olgen ni9t als
8rdnbe ss5dAtt iperDen fonren, nab
rtnb ber 9DrEeilung nur 6oppelt ic
3roB fpie 3ar 1agcs5sit bei unbelenate=
fem un5 lesrem 1bsater, bsi ginlaf
BIS paElifums bretmal 10 grpb nnf
srit na9 ltr 8orHallung, in ben Stun~
rem FER friissa NacAt, Fefsnmal Il
groB ris am Iass
| Gsept.fer n.rhsa auf bic tGasfdh:
Gihsn, DItndls graueaGaftsn Men
Idsnrsriuite f:atrciisII pie lei 5bea.
ter6ran6sn nlebrtodl 0prsetntnnief
inn. aonnte man bisber oieis Der
llaIt5iffsrn ertDeDsr auf pie IN friiIs
/ ren 3eiten rod 81 tDeilig beohtetei
! gifer1sitsaniagsn iibsrbaupt Dnsr au
r0uigs MuBsrahtlaifung ber slsnen
| tarften 1priieh.smdbrs9eln, ME Die
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-01-14
E1ir GutaaidsRlitttn bee nett-
Td1eu 4d1utsgebfete.

Wie uaid6rli9 lit au1 biesnral eem
Rsiastage eine Gsnti9rift iiber bic
GHtnidelung Der bsuti6sn S6uBz
asbiste in Mfrifa uno Der Siibfee
nGbrenb hes gtatsiabres 1902f03 Suz
oegangen. soSn Ger lle6erIid)t 9pel4e
Bic 1pi6tigitsn 9orsdnse auf tolDniaz
lem gebiete 3uIamuenfaBt, tpirb uater
dnDerenl fplgsnbeS ausgefii6rt:
9ie Gnttpidelur9 Der DeutIden
S9ubgsbiste in 4frita ltnb Der 5lbise
bat au9 I'm geridtsjaBr 1902T03 in
a[ss1eneinen uncsrtennbare 5ort>
f6ritte sano6t. 9as 9empo Ger erz
5ielten 5ortIhritte lit jsDo6 i'm ganSen
Elm la1gIameres, als es tDiiniGensz
tpertb Ino errei9bar erI9etnt. Die
9lnIieboluns rpn Msib,n in ben Deut-
ffsn Golorien fat i'm Sabre 1902 eIne
3una6me gu ber5ei9nen, Die 5Ipar nI6t
ferisnigen res @orjahras glei9fommt,
cher in Nnbetracbt Der 6eipneeren Der
hdltnifIe pes 8ert9tsja9res ilnmer3in
Gea9ieasrert6 erI6sint. On Der 8efss
rung Der geIlnbbsit!i6:n 9srbdltnii1e
miro unausgeIebt seorteitst, ioppAI
bat9 orttide 0prfe6rung<n, ME
grodentesun9 fuulpfi9sr 5ldAen in
Der NG6e Ger DobnpLdBe Der guros
pder, uls au6 bur9 tpiHenI4afti4es
etubiltm her Sropentrant6eiten unb
eis NnDanbuna erprobter prOpfpluttiz
ffsr MetDpben. Der IN tpirt1I6aftz
lidsr 8esie9un5 erSisite 5crti6rttt
iDar in ben ein3elngn Sdub5ebtttsn
Elm aleihmdBigsrsr dls I'M @orid6re.
MGbrsno i'm 8eri9tsjahre 1901f1902
Ganrsrun etren eetpi6en Riidf4la8 IN
ieiner ullssmsinen tonrmer5;eGer Gage
2u peraei6nsrt batte, uno tpdbranD
Dsutihs Sltafrifa gun3 6eIonbers
ihspsr unter per abIentung res 9an>
nslsrerfe6rs nad BEN nit ieiitungsz
fd'6isen 8srfsbrspssen auseetattsten
.aahbarcrlpnisn gu leiben batte, GGben
tie ipirtbF6aftli9en @er6dltnifIs aa@
meruns i'm 8sri6tsiaEre einen eraeuz
ten bsmerfensD;rt6en Mufinipung er<
fapgen, unb aud bic lpirt6Idafilihe
G.tlspidslune, bic DeutI6z GItafrita
i'm 8,riAtgjabr erFaErsn bat, gibt gez
ipifIe InhaltspuRfte gu Der Quffdlz
fiing, oaB Der Siefpuntt Der DepreI=
lion ubsrpunDea fein biirfte.
Bon sln3 bsIcnterer Diqtisfeit
niGt mir fir bic 3ufrnft 'oer Saubs
esDiese, iDnbern ou1 fir Die Gsinifde
gDtfsnirtfIdaft iinb Die pom Goloe
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gcnite einse!eits<
ten 0erIuhe, ben gln5au prn Baum
tDoGe als gingeborsnerlfultur in Zen
beutfhen 5bubgebietsn auf elmer
6rsitsn GranDlage eirl3ufiibrsl. Die
tTrsils i'm Sabre 1900 in 3egD fxsOrS
nenea gsriude iin0 i'm 8sri6tsldhre
in gs0Bersn Still uno nit giiRIttsem
Grfplg fortgefebt porDen; bieIe gerS
Jude ii1o ferrer aud ditf O,utf9zSHs
ofrffd ausgebs6ni fporDelt unb baberl
bort Baumiponprp6sn borl DorSii9fiher
aualitat ergebell, griis 9orausiess
u1sa fit Das 8elingen bisier geriuG'
Iii einenl fir bic beutfhe SnDlfftris
III Wetradt Ionmsifbsn llnfan3 iit cie
GrTdjlisBung Der fir rem 8alatDOl.
Lau qesis,peten Gsbiste burd ben Bar
bon giTenbdinsn. Sir Gitufrifa IL
cine fDIns GrfhlieBiillg ben Der Glen
ba1n DareIlaiaam Mrrs0ro, bin.
jid9t!ih bsrer Dem Rsihstag eine gcrs
lnae aisebt, su sr:parRn; Dssslstder
mirb Eeabiiftigt, tDem gfeihstdg nas
Wroieft elmer aug MittsLn Dxs GduB4
otbiei<s gpso 5a banenben GiienbabI
bc1 GQuis noh bxn BaumpcIlssbistt
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-01-14

Der lebte 9antett= Gebnsr tpirtft
aiemlith tptniff. - nsSa, er lprua
ettpas langIanl.1 ,Das III BET i9n
ertlarlin. Gr bssann ieine 2anfbahn
uls Boteniunge.1
garnegie unb HodefslIer ippllsn
MDrQan aus benz 5tabltruit berbrdns
,aen. Mu1rIhsinli9 min Carnegie
Ieinera syrennbs Morgan bic Ghduh<,
reid aa ferbtn, uuf bieIe Wsifs sa
iparyu. +
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-01-14
6anS. llaD caRUmlrlDIOOaft.

u mfpeiBe JIede pon Iadirten
8lsds obsr 3infsefdBed sii entfernen,
gieBt man ettpas Gpiritus auf elm
2dppd9an iirb tlpft bic Glede paurIt
nab; man ipieberbolt bag @erfabren.
tpenn IS nift glei9 gebolfet, bat, unb
ldbt ben Spiritus perouniten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-01-14

9pnte oEs @erubigunssmittsl.
HesefmdBig bor bsm Gdlufenseben 2
Rafftel6ffel BON Sonis eenphen, TT
nabrbaft, hutbilbenb, berilbigt nerbofe
perIpnen ungemein unb beaptrft dnses
nebmen 56laF. Wer ben 6onis niM
senieBen tptu. eiIe eth Stiid9en Meibz
brpt ba3u.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-01-14

ipeifem 8rDt ab. SIT Dds 9plo 1egr
perbunfelt, 10 beitreidt man IS nit
gDeinoeiit unb feds big aht SropFen
galntiaf. Der pinTel ba5u muB peih
unb Brett fein. Nad eirisen Wlinlten
pdIdt man bann bie 20iura ab unb
fpllt nit reinem WuHer noA, csne an
lem Nabmen 2u reiben. Der am Sfen
trodnen muB. Mu6 Mbreiben NIT eis
ner Observation-Disclosures 3lpiebel tbut
CUTE 9isnite.
8ieIe 3tmmer pflan5en
fpmmen in Der Meael IN ben Wphlz
rGunlen am Ihledteiten bur6 DenQDins
ter, nG6rcnb iie Iid in einsm lnftlgen.
3iemfib froitFreien 8eler redt fpobl
befinben. gu bieTen horten pnan5en
osb0ran baupt1Gdlih biejsnieen, Die I'm
gpdtGerbit bns 2aub abtDerfen, ipte
Gjrdnaten, sSu6lten unb 6oIenlien.
bann aud game barte immerarilne 0ez
fpGchfe, lpie 2Drbeer, GirIdlorbeer.
gpIboranee EpDnnmus II. a. giI1ige
3eit, efe man bieIe pflan5en il, ben
Seller brinst, fege man is srH brauBen
| i'm syreien nm, banlit bic itarlen
5erbifreaen nibt in Bic SOpFe ein.
6rinoen f0nnen. @s lit fpiftig, bat
bic Qffunaen nit atfpa5 abgetrodneter
grbbalIen in BEN &suer fommen. 6iel
erforbern 1ie faum nnensaDertht
Dflsae, Q[ber man barf fte nidt DDllif
DerssiTen unb muB iraalentlih bafii1
foraen, Dab bic grDs niht itaubtroder
pirb, lDsnn lie aud me1r trOden ali
! fendt iein 1oll. Auh Eapfobfbaur4
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1904-01-07
The ButIer Enidemic.

The Engineering News prints study
of the typhoid fever epidemic at But
Ter made for it by George \. Soper, a
New York sanitary expert. Mr. SUper
spent five days in Butler, went over
the entire ground, collected what
statistics were available and has put
these various collections of informtion
into Ineligible shape, making his ar
ticle the most informing we have seen.
1t sheds little new light But il
emphasizes what was already known,
that the board OF health, in Butler, had
been an inactive body that the physi-
clans, III Butler and in the territory
surrounding it, had not been at all
modern in their vigilance, having rare
ly reported infectious diseases OF
taught their patients how TO observe
common rules of sanitation and that,
finally, the water company had not ap-
preciated properly the Importance of
protecting the whole area OF its water
shed against possible Infection. one
new fact contributing light upon the
subject is that since 1900 Butler had
had a boom, resulting in a sudden in
crease of the demand for water. and
in the necessary haste Of supplying
this demand some measure Of precau-
tion may have been relaxed In three
years Buffers population increased
nearly so per cent while the water
consumption doubled In measure
the people are now paying the price
for such sudden growth.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1904-01-07

The farmers are getting even
with Mt. Carmel borough for compel
ling them to back up and form curb.
stone market and pay heavy tax fol
doing so. The farmers have boycottod
the town so etfectually that now one
or two wagons constitute the mark
ct" and the prices which Mt Carmel.
ties have to pay for everything eatable
are the highest in the region. Tie
fight has been a stubborn one between
the Town Council and the farmers, but
rs the latter have good markets else
where it looks as though tho former
will have to give in and ackuow lodge
"the Rubes" victorious. A shland
Telegram.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1904-01-07

MT. CARMEL, Jan. c.-At joint
meeting of the local board of health
and the town council Monday evening
a resolution was adopted deciding 10
take legal steps to compel The city of
Philadelphia to reimburse the local
treasury for the expenditures made
necessary by the case Of smallpox now
in the municipal hospital The first
case, that of William Davis, it is
charged. was contracted in Philadal-
phia 1t is said Davis came here when
the eruption was five days old This
borough argues thata strict quarantine
in Philadelphia would have prevented
the man from leaving the city
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1904-01-07
Entertained

A party was given at the home OF
John Hippensteil at his home at Light
Street, last Saturday. A turkey din
ner was served and an enjoyable time
spent. Those present were Mr. and
Mrs. Henry HippensteiI and children,
Mary, Harry and Gertrude, Mr. and
Mrs. Hervy HippensteiI and children
Mary and Carroll, Mr. and Mrs
Charles Hippensteil and children,
Fred, Margaret and Grace, Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest HippensteiI and dauRht-
er. Melva, Frank Hippensteil, Mis-,
Anna HippensteiI, Mr.. and Mrs George
A Ortman, Mr.. and Mrs Elmer D.
Phillips and son Alonzo, and William
Britain.