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The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1905-11-07
Agriculture and Stock Raising.

Agriculture ably supplements industry in enrchnp
this county The Salmon rising Sawtooh mountains
north of Wood border and pur
suing zgzag general northastery recev
of large Fork These
streams together with Lost tributaries through
thousand of acres of arabic land still the hand
OF is forced to supply what wthhod takes
tie place of ran and the that annually goes waste would
make verdan fruitful valleys of DESERTS would the
the silence OF desoaon into the sounds from many homes Agr
culture like all other industries of the county, infancy
The time is distant when large rigatng be taken
out OF Salmon river which has endless supply
thousands of of rich agebrush land along be
reclaimed The farms of this county produce yields
hay oats wheat potatoes etc. large crops
harvested each year.
Stock growing of leading industries the county and
with the usually mild winters the valleys excellent
ranges has become emunerae industry county
each derives its largest the way
taxes each year from the stock growers.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1905-11-07
Climate, Timber, School, Etc.

The climate of Custer county is delghtfugh snowfall
in the Valleys short winters and charming winters At
Chais with an elevation of s. 400 feet nigh
impossible Credabe to county pethorc fund
Each district has its school building wepad teacher At
Challis the high school studies taught
Probably onefouh the territory of this comfy
is heavily timbered with spruce, fir and pine.
With large tracts OF farming and grazing land uncuvated with
list of taxable annually engthening giant strides
with increasing revenue and decreasing with railroad
buildings with churches and little crime with
OF luxurious vegetaion with climate
favorable to health; with fertile soil rich fruitful products
and with vast mineral wealth in gold silver copper lead iron
and the precious meta county blessed with natural
gifts and advantages that will its brief though ex
sence TO have been but part of its progressive
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1905-11-07
Custer County.

Custer county, Idaho Inducements to settlers an
capitalists Its beautiful scenery its enterpsng people,
led resources and its brilliant prospects napy
the name OF General Custer whose dashn romantic yet pouc
tive career has become part of national history Thirty
years when placer mining prime quartz mining
IN Its infancy the territory embraced its
known only to Indians and occasional party of pospecor
travelling to or from Montana To them Wilderness the
of maps unexpcred pacers were actively
worked in Stanley Basin what border
in 1869 few venturesome found ground
In 1870 other yielded handsomely but
until quartz claimed attention years later the region now
forming Custer county practically
lists and increasing its population the following year by
legislative enactment Custer county
since that time until today has population 5000 people,
and has the following towns
Chalis-Couny farming stock raising fruit and mining
Mackay-M Mining and farming.
Houston Farming
Notwithstanding
Clayton Mining farming and stock raising.
Bonanza-Mnng
Custer-Mining.
Stanley-Placer and quartz mining, and grazing
Custer county also has large valleys farming
and raising is pursued to extent viz Big
er valley Thousand SPRING Round; Pahsamaro Fork
teope and Stanley.
Custer county embraces irregular outline about square
miles, ard is as large the State of Connecticut
than Delaware and Rhode Island together Ida
no. reached by the Oregon Short Line railroad
and this road will probably The
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone company Black
foot to Chas The of Custer county
mines and its agricultural and grazing lands.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1905-11-07

Remember Farm Progress is only 10 year.
show 1t to your friends Address all mail The Republic ST
Louis Mo. II n
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1905-11-07

The Messenger is Oldest paper publ he'd on
Salmon River, and contains the news Of Loon
Creek, Sheep Mountain, Stanley Basin, Gus
ter. Clayton, Bayhorse and Thunder Noun
tain Mining Dstricts.and The county Proceed
ings of the Commissioners. The Messenger
was established May Dist, 1881
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1905-11-07
MRS. E. f. KIRK, Prop.

This ponular and Health Restoring Resort is situated
miles east of Challls, Salmon River. These wat.
ers are of good temperament for bathing and pos
sess strong medicinal properties
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31

Hanover. and was only on a f,,rlougt to
fight for the Union. an! expected to re-
sumo his position First Lieutenant in
the ser:!ce Of the King Of Hanover: that.
according Ia hi< belle; and the usage Of
the old country. he would have been con-
sider..i infamous II h" Rad rot accepted
this challenge. and other officers would
not have associated with him: that he was
not ~ the time citizen %: ;hs United
States and knew nothing 0f its laws: that
he came here IN fight the ccuntry'S hat
ties. and had not studied the laws: 'haS
70 tn" cNampi" given '" him by ,he S"n-
:a;oT cf his state Mr.. Benton of Missouri.
stood bare-breaS;ed. sword in hand. 6"
fight = duel with General Shields. he did
, not tank il was wrong 10 do what his,
General. his senator and his President
dii
All the members OF the eour. earnestly
recommended Ma 30! 'iy.he to the leniency
Of The commanding General in consider
as presented by the several statements OF
the accused.
Ii was oi no avail however. and he was
d.sSrac..i for his .sfen>e
For 'hirfy-shre" years Major GreSe
sought go secuIe IN honorable discharge.
fused Ia near him. and for thirty three
years he Eo'. the stigma OF dishonor-
abb discharge
HIS .H,:ts were NOT FOR naught. how
ever. for in ls:sS Congress granted him
an horprah.. ii<rharee and also gave him
fae congressional medal awarded 10 him
m... than :hr.... decades before. and which
all fh.-. wears rad lain in the vaults Of
~. War Department
When he went 10 Washington. short
time = 90 n. has. about on. thousand !"t
,.rs and documents. which bear silent '.s-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31
TxZEED1AE~~

Riaced on the retired list Of tho United
States Army. when IN Washington last
week. he Was INTRODUCED to- Preside nj
Roosevelt: hy Major William Warner. and
held a. conversation with the chief Execu-
tive lasting several hours
Z" Da s:l:nfi"n with hin, were letters from
the following:
- ID. Meikl. john. Assistant Secretary Of
War: William Warner. t,!ntOr United
States Senator from Missouri: George +.
WafinG Ir.. under whom GI.be served !:
Mrs. John \. Logan widow Of the Union
General: -. -. Howard. Major General
the Tennessee: John A. logan; Major
General commanding the Fifteenth Army
Corps: General ". r. sherman: r.. =.
Flair Major General commanding the
Seventeenth Army Corps: General L. :.
Grant.
Many OF the letters warmly recommend
the Major for gilian: services. and all Of
them breathe a friendly spirit Of apprecia-
tiOn OF his s.iiiant!y and bravery.
After Major s;reb" distinguished him.
self on III. battlefield "f Jon.>hOr" he
Sheridan. who -.4.t him telegram
~. his act at Jon-shorn h. received
;h.. Congressional media! "f honor. and
many congratulations w.:" cent him from
officials in the Union Army. Whom he
vas granted an hOnorab. discharge by
Congress In lsss he was again conEratu-
lated by ofiicials and comrades. who were
with him on tn. battlefield. among them
Lieutenant General J. NJ. SchOsield. John
iinn, cNinl..y William J. Bryan. sen
ato- Francis Marion ''skI.il. Carl SchG11
and by tr.sid.n. Roosevelt. then G0v.r-
nor Of New York State.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31
USES AUTO TO SHELL CORN.
Operates Farm Implemen, With
High Speed Machine.
EErrRL.i" SPECIAL.

kHiehtrovI. Ind Dec. St-Elm.r II
Cooper. a progrss-.y. farmer near ts+ 4
has found probably NOR" uses for aH az
scgnolal" than mes, psrpi" NJ Cooper -
sor; OF automobii. fanc'"Y Last sum
fn.r he gained coI.idersSi. a"'or.e'y in
Ills ne:Snb"r hood by owning seven differ
@1t machines. lie purchased one. and 81!
a short time beam. tired Of ~. sni bought
another. finding each nearer 80 hi. liking
than 'he pr.yiou. one
Mr COOPER has q Ga. engine which
pumps water ali over his farm. The other
day this E.s engine was disabled and 70
fused 20 run y ~ss either pump water
Sy hand es- the engine aIeS or chooxs
sBrre other vsy out Of IL The reSoufc.eu'
Mr.. Cooper hacked h.- automobile W
sg ,insi she pu:nptax apparatus. tack"d Up
on. Tea. wheel transferred IN" belt and
started his auto snGin. going The pump
worked admirably and ths automobile
Sufrp~d enough wafer al over the farm
10 water the sto~k
Before the engine could - repAyysd NJ
Cooper rad 90 ssni away for some broke. !.
part. II took some time. sna IN fhs
mean-:u. the hogs needed ssIsif~9 corn.
TIE shelter % course colid have been
operated b. hand. bvf was too si!sson.e
. process Nhsn one had ben ,sef 10 hav-
:-x IL isnr~ sy machinery. thought NJ.
Cooper 80 he hitchs-i shs automobile onto
the sh~iie- and IN less time than WovG
have ,aksr :h~ regular engine si1:y
bushels a: corn were Ah~Iied
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31
CANAL WORKERS
BECOME FARMERS
Men Imported Z" Work On Water
way Take SEEDS Government
Sends and Plant Thcm-Truck
Grows in Great LuxurianCe.
Srr,-ru. u..NsR.sro>pEscf: OF THE RE


sfT,-TN. N..N.RssToNDs:>ct: OF THE RE-
TUpi.Ic
.,sl..-a- No.. ..--There may - some
do-c 1t about '..e constitution foil wing ne
nss b.; th.r. - non~ about >.":s rom
Washington keeping Close IN ~" wax" oi
.is C.lSr-. With 80 Representative ~
senator N::hir, 2'sU Eiiis>. the boys. q.
tSey all themselves at tbs 'a'nc. Oh
.a!r~5 :ae pscRsgs> % Champion seeds
% -. den and other ;'nsk from IN" b'.
.. ,h.lr rag b.ior" and after. Thsy .t-i'
:s~ .-ysr.nle:, heads could 90 no" Nn"ir
A. Iva .cunty Fair nsay display rn"-.
b.. ,alII:. ;Idi.- and chair throws. hat
O. cihsr s-Eicuit-TA SrndnCt- the soy-
s4v ,a-y Rave b.stsu IA. SECRETARY On
hi. rasiSs n. s,h- The s..... srrt them N
AgS1.s- l:sr 3srpes. ct,t - TIE s-cGn1 Al
sa-ts @. :sl-. arr told 90 rls ih~ ctiCUsn-
b. ,fue ran fast al ;hs fruit vs.
Tern %. how ts~ tsrs- o! erflisr' PIN
NrJs s:ysrt>f IN tire cs-v,t raves hc~ ono
-ss.ish fe. s.Iy god ard ,s silver IN. y
. ~.sk al! ho~ men n 'esoa we're sh"
For usSfnx ress az ocioek tina, ~
tn.~s ra-.:cu.sr -siss were sr,nsSs Tat sx-
axs~rAtst. fscre 1a- some sSrHS.s;ior for
theE8 Gsnv oi tss g.sn-s ofAas. H.a
ss-s~-- .szr have so,.~ cth~- inss.cAn
r-..s.r.:o-ss u-l..- ;s- lnsu"ns>, ef q '-op-
sSSl .ntl-nErisnf-
Tss- ~a..-.,,snt % raising .seeisbi<> IN
-, eA-sai ~. "a. .7:et7.d WITT i.ie.ss,:
sc- s~-s- ss. native. p-uisce fs''~ o.
r.o;sirs- r-zc-iesIy :sS ,st'sr. % cu''i-
>ss--. :ry'- sav.: % scss r'arts Nature
gi... fA~r-s ;s-ss&.s ,h- pAS=sis- sac-a- ho-
~ SrrnS. AL chr ~Ht Srrs'hs "a,
Sssee Trey may ii.e ritsoa' sorh- s,f
-sia 'h~ coming e: TIE AHr<.s:1n ,hsS
chss.s. ar.s -. ;se se0and for tett-r
sssessAy~sI snd one o. tuc ~ their Gar.
1r0 0ay . seeA ssaS Fsa.mA Bss
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31
NEW JERSEY IS LOSING
VALUABLE RIPARIAN LANDS
legss0asose Likely - ~ Co0oe0 Cpoo
e. Check Dsspseo1 - Ose - Ssose's
NONo0oe A0OeN0.

Trenton. y j. Dec 1-Is II likely thas
some effort will be made during the com
.ng Sess!on Of the II~gislature ~ bring
abD,It a change In fhe laws which permit
the selling IN fe. simple of the RIPARIAN
lands vS fh. state. The state leaders Of
~. Republican party. Including Governor
stokes and state Treasurer Br:9Gs. are
much eA.r ised over the fact that these
Val,,a t.ls assets %! IN" Commons WeSith are
diminishing In number and consequently In
value t.C Cs,;se OF III" policy ~ she R.Ia:-
ian Commission la selling sush rights.
rather than ~s-inE them.
The subjec. &. on. 70 which s;ov~Yno,
address ~. said 4: tn. stat. had r~,ain.!
poS..ssiora Of all the riparian rights that
had been sold for merely nominal sum-
Ia past year. q would n"w have IN Asset
% immense value ana source ~ i'm
men.e income.
The riparian Ia. ads noT held by the State
are Estimated 70 De worth S.'Si..Wt and
tfsy are growing n'cYe valuable every
DAY Th!a increase In val;ie II especially
.,ue in Hudson County. wher" recent In
au!ry has shown that .v~n during the SN,s;
.sr some tracts have Se~G soid .: . very
iDv Iefcs
II 10 the !dea % Governor Stokes tina.
the LEGISLATURE should psss . Law pro-
niniting 'hs OIlin1 q: any OF the riparian
"a n.is and providing sha: such pfog~rsy
tights should be !ea.~l for n pertGsl Of
ave years and that a. :ne end Of each I've
yeaYs she lease price .hsuld be yesdJusfed
In ksepinG with The advanced valuation Of
the land
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31
GOVERNMENT EXPERT NEEDED.

Tha, 70 Why the department Of Asricul-
tuYe viii be asked To ssnd 4own from its
stan Of bureau farmers an exper; on how
60 keep vegetables from growing Gov
.rrcr Nsgoon believes in plncsiny things
hack. He has . tomato h~d along his
front walk at Anron. and every morning
stops ON his Way 10 she AininIst ration
that have groHn over night IL" says he
gets be-.er Developed !rJ:!' by This process
Some Of the clerks d:sAp;-rinsed m promo
ton tAke comfort from th!s and hope IN
tirns IN become some tomatoes.
This hoIiins hack Operation. MS nos
;rt-i q, caiehsa- Their the vegetables
were turned loose. Al. behaved well ex
az the -oii forgot their puritan habits. The
peas ran rto; 6sy and night and she turnip
drank - much oe ~" tropical rain that u
mad. IN. tsoys ache 20 s~c H. Ths melons.
IN th. other hand. we're ;Sue g their na-
tive land and cysiid ;he original Eoriy
Fords II. .:ae and favor The cucumbers.
too. .".. rcd thens"!ve> an! IN" ground
Of himself than usual b~lnN the ~srth. and
80. red bee, y!~1 Nth kim as an example
"a IN. Intoxicated fusaip IT.. rorn
looked a too he AIDED Ianky YanSee boy.
ears and all bot there WAe good stuff IN
II WIEN :: got ifs growth The tomatoes
wsr~ smc..G the also rans
sDe gr~., irouhi- with all sfre vegetables
fhs, came 3owr Ia help build ~. caal!
"a. . general indssfostticn 90 leave re-
TIA. American Vegetables Ui!l Sro0 In fh.
cara! ron. they have to de TO do ~.
That 10 what las hsSpsneL 90 all fhs;
have sri~. u except sAe cucumber. which
Ch~s Engineer aeev>ns says - evidently
waiting 10 connect wish the lobster and Ice
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31

cream To get even with the natives The
g c"nd crop Of all the other vegetables ran
to small POTATOES. The proud Ya'.ish.s ts-
came buttons. the carrots lead pencils.
t.rniIss marbles and tomatoes little apples
but there was a mighty hie crop of each
AMI every kin'l. This proved that the
sres9s we're all right. and she boz. want
for everything ssnt down does its hest
hight away and then quits. There are
many others
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31
LETTER TO GREBE FROM ABE LINCOLN :

. NJ ask
q
0
land Of
done his scoun,r
BIZ
the
o Amer
T.
n lGncoias
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31
nlEs on EVE OF OAv
SET F00 ne0 VOe00oua

xunesh.rro. Pa Dec A-NlD 49,
ssr.t Roy1e Of CsrSondals 80 3Gu,
,.;cbsheYia
YORK. ard great psepanetGn4 - -
made for ise We3dine. EeS S1eSn1o0 -
Ssni vss at her BEDSIDE Whea shs 6seo1Aa1|
her last.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31

Major y Villain Gc-b- ., fanu.;
Sr"rnSs kss. hero of an. hundred hard
fought ha''l.~ VITO for a w"msn'- honcr.
Tough; du~i IN - Louis With a brother
"frc~r sha, resulted In hf~ dsS-s.srge frora
m" -"'.i'" y rn~ seeking a rating On
t'i. retired list ~ uniformed officers
W hi." IA 81 lS,gt. few days agr nr
h.. ~ay harlr,. from Washington un.ra ~
interviewed; ~. President. H.. related his
history from ;h- ;iT's'. b.. i~.r 4 ;i~afsn4fs".
IA :h" German Arm, - enlist srr . sur-
.'En l"<'p'i ami :" rstJ' :nr I. ',TiurIpi-. 10
loved under 'h- banner ~ . country h.
hat never s-.r
IL = =, s'erN simple b. ~ p..fl,-s-- pa
'h"t5" ~ thr ,~rhars una.n''ehI. q, 'us-
'I'e- sh'rh hang about r.. ~tE tEl3 ard
-f.l~art -".di"r. hos. FIRM St"i' aui erect
hts fur-os~d Ch""k- zri Trizsi-d 10 ~
proclaim
III. story -.-rns strange TO- -rosc y "a do
rc, hn.~ the -;Sp-rs5s wartime rrla- {
rAts"u's armed fore. Who sio not r-alf-r
that tho ~.r-s;- "t :hs Legislative istas h--r-
~. i'sr .h- r'i'ls uf -" god grind slow
y a. ~"'i as ~Nc~-;jgsir ~" Nd. raa-
s'T""-'tE. ~. t"S1~1iA-; - va'.!h"
'ar~ 'his as'nt--,St-i patViyt Who wpu
'"r1Su 'Nt Sanan;'y ou a foreign G",t
fn- rtirrY-thr-.- war = .HSr---tft..'
-rsu. bowed bs--.rH ;h- bfG-,s-r-f ~ f $
honorable di>rrsrs" :Tor1 n" >su'b n" has
h,nnr.f AZ VI .I1ntr. =. IN s'.-F-t
r. 'h- iu.op Array 10 sItsfus,! .tf-tl..r- l,1.,
h-s.h Ss,i!'-- and fNv bBs -sn.sEs,3 -nsn-
r"rs lie nsi az! Won the rr1s-i-H,n -
each ,u-. a. i5- .,,frs ,.-Ar. sIe.au.
InsA- E~s-k Ei,r FaU SE--- .a--
sherman, George r WARTS y ard rrs0F
r;hs-~ shcss rsHrs- at 1s-tss Tsst =
America s;s'r-S.
Vh- x-.ar-st a-tl-cricr. Uau ~ r.--
sas Nn>r - k'!is.t tie su-ss ss-'sTa;~ s-17I-
s-s h~Ar~ At Jefss.ss,,~ ars rs> found
-. .h- ea.,.es-is With -hs est.-r-d Sfs-S
s,4 Sa-s t!shtir slztcfrf' n h.- NsH.'- s--r
it.s i~sa ~ gCrG-sti af..5 ey bis
.r-pr,An,.I-S General arS r-cr-- -ss- .-s5
.ar ~. Congressional n,rsisl - t"fr~r-
~h;rsr - the EiSssE. EasTs - distinction
ses<ise- MAJ rsCssrA
After h~i-s -~r-Sysd 'rnrr - t-.:.lT"-ia
- ~ss .sri - 80 ARMY ho.ri'si ss~-S
ee.,ra. IA, ssa-,t - "a. s-nt 20 :.
f-~ffs {, isss csafee "' 10 F'nz---s~grh
Missouri ss.s!rr ~hi-o .s~ - sta
,ssr-.sf n .>s-cr.~.-. y ~s- h-r~ -fzaf -,
.nfoar,~-~v. rzissrrtua- is fell ~ -.s.~
sl,s . ~~r-sz use ~ss .~aStifa, xt-5 ~--f
s5--s-~S r. al ~ao c.T-- iI ra-fssE
st;a re-
FIGHT OVER \ WOMAN
sec<~Sssns ,s 10 sse-y capsasa Fsr5.-
rs:-i Was,.'n ss~- a csrtsa, + rcsu9ars
cavalry. -.ss~ . sssss-5~.t = pass,-
r.s-rs- NAseA r.s-S:ci gHs N--ssus
-ssra-, f-se --e. s-.l. rszcke,i - -
- s-- Adr-s-~T NAsSr C-.fs risS srs; IN
~a-~s rf aA-eee. WA~n =. -s-f IT,
,ar.a,r sga, ~osg~i - .ssgA Hs-s-a
"a. easfiv ~>es;~. Art ar-p'sSEs~a
s.s .r,sso1s.r. - exss 4.-s usSy-
'sr-o> scse~pset s.. SSesf-s -. aas=sstsss
- - . era-k .escr ts- NAs,F Frug>v.ss'
.s- serms-As-Sss-~~ -~rSsSrt. -~ssv~
,s.r-. 1a.a ,ss s.Iax - s,sszssssu- Sss,.I 80
- tn f~~ s~a
rhe Asei sss s--srg~s .ss 49, -~-rE-s,
s,ssssse esasss g seeA "a s,-v-. s<s, .h-ss
fHS ssns 49, see ,h> ss.i r-s.rsss
0aAs ssssAar sase asssess - S.v~~ss tie
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31

9or d;sebe fought. recommended him very
highly Warinx was later head of the
cleaned up the city of Havana. in s:oinx
which he contracted fever. which caused
hts death.
Besides using the letters written 10 rim
MANY Years az" fo h.ip his cause. Ma
tor s:rsbe has hundreds of friends VIII,
are Low doing all y.,-sibis to have higr
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31
EVERGLADES MIGHT
SUPPLY RUBBER
Vast Tract. Drained. Would |
Solve a World PrOblem-SOv.
ernment Plant Bureau lmprov.
ing Forms Of Vegetable Life.


Washington Dec a0-The nlane ha,resn
| Of the Department of Asricuisuro sa
Washington employs a great numDer n
experts tu slifrersne lineS ~ ~Ork ~
are trying 10 int:nlucr nev Mani. ~
Improve krown fruits. verrtsb,es and eeSsi
crops. ~ we'll as 10 cure and prevent ~
Diseases in The vegetable world which orn|
,hs s,r,r.- '' ~ """n t1"uo'e ana loss ~
Many new varieties ~ ,.u,cn. ar. 49,
created In tho "t-oni.ai rar.l~r.: ~ -
perim.ntS tried wifh bananas 4, n No..
estiny e, km"vr tha, NJ tive ie,,er f,,,ss -
S0S Doun..s wi,i srnv ,rnr.iiw o. ssc@.o|
IN. D.;,a-f,ncn, "f Asr,cu,,,,,. q. .v>.s.
II Interested i'm Tho scheme Sor 1rssnic~|
the E:ycrYl;,ds.. which. 1. sss,ce.19sii,.
carried ou'. vii. make great areas % land
ke, gard. ming.
Tn. nr,.l,,,. .siop NJ . now plans cous,s,s|
In the taking O; on. .lesirai1e quality ircm
nu,,,n. tS..m ,.,..,b. coc:i~,.src ~
mill ~. Ic.ivsI ,e:,,;; .. "Ss.ir"S ~
is don. hy !, pr.eer: ,.,,les, cross -fcrtiliss-
on.. hio...m ,c ano:her m Tits .rti1cisi
vns,;D~ ~ .Ss n"c. ns~vs~
::hvhrts... i, nIhs.inrd ana hr rSnsSfsnS
shS - ncT1.,rrS,nc. ~ cssem -. .,e.;res ~
;nc,,,,,. ~ ,n.nr x,1.s,.. sr" r.Saei
,r, n-o..,,cs rhe 49,, .c,cht
Wbii. rhis worE ix h,eiic ,lone N honAI
.. . .rl'.,, Ill., ,r,. - -. ,s..r,s ~ x.rt.-
,i.S ~ T,,,i,. .nd ~rs.t.bies r'ni.h %hiie
". Wv mS ~ 80 ..n,.. HS.t~ ~
.rov and hs ,,.~fu, n In, ,r"d,ced. For thio
si"~ '. ,'.,,, @ IL - "' ..,.S~,cs -
c,:i,,,rai .xpiorer.. ana sent 10 the utter
n,n,: s,r,s 81 the earth. 10 look for new
md .""s' us.t', ",an,s and 10 "htsin seeds q
cuttings. rs may be- required. IOr then
propagation
ShH' ~ "N'
AL such material 10 fctwaraeS % the
p;a,,d"n. ; nIa ,nsnc.. :" siv.n ON, 70 the rxDesi
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fimony Z" the rights Of which he says he
l. entitled. General Grant personally prom
the regular army Abraham Lincoln Is on
record as to Wha: he thought Of Major
s:r.h.. Hundreds OF others famous In
history have lef; y written record Of the
affection and esteem In which they held
th.. soldier 81 misfortune.
G~".I. r. WARM. IL. under whom Ma
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R~A Me- Ceass sAsweseA o. MN.

K.csrn~sors. Pa 1ec. DR. Il. GeEsii
. fireman ~snpioyed .; fhS plan: 81 the
Pennsy!vanta Paper Company. wss seS-
rih;y buried by the bursting Of p.p>-
I.s,e coal. from under ne boilers 1ess
-h.ue.ed all OVER him HIs condition Is
critical
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~ Wocdad
short and without pam
Of
all
to
tiea feee
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to Man VII Dndn
FdOd Court Sd dd of Fortune Who Was LmodnGn
OF a
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iu"t 'SAluc Iisg~. and again heir ef-
forts cari,, 30 uur,ht 'rh- w.apon. ~cre
ns''i" 1-Edr- S.v"ra: hundred soli..rs fol
J. N"l FIsiF sup"-ioTS 'r m. place Of :he
."asiN rvrnEs' srri- ~s.D'ns
CALM On ETRiN; LINE.
fi' ts" dU.'.s;S ~cTe aim. ,horsh they
~" swsF" that both rutIIs. ret return a .
's.'F n.i-tf'Hd rom ~. csi'ltftr~. ana th..
..-'fs'-< NJ ihs' ore would h~ carried
"a '".ESr- II. seen. wher. the due
~. ~ 'ss. place ass :ig.li. -.a~he1 The
f1.r s'.TI-,i (" the mark from where ,ssy
N"ff 80 t'ir-' f'-i- hacks T. each other Sr,.
'f'~ "r'k l'rNsga 20; '.~ short PAGES.
~h'H fn"E s'ouir: E'-hf-s.or; fsc- snd
Sr-r H-r
second Ist~f .as Two Uniformed Of.
'.-~r- u---" zs's-G sNsy from Zach ufn.r
ss-H GTs>I-E. Sis v"sT-pr- Til. ,Wetv.
is'". ssrs rs-Ch"3 i,s- a rasn an. tn.
men sa"el'd sui1"r', anG took aim. H.r-
-lr NS- lt u-rNng- and fired Tho
as-.t s'fs- 49,. and s:r~a. <iocu! ike a
sf-f.' EaG. Wskcui ono ainchrg and
s;-t -. e.i ras.r deliberate aim pu.is,.
81" i-'E-"r y 49, "s~- for sh- time b.
teE ard neither h,,. b--r ~es.a,,5-.s
IT, a1sa -~lssst-t! -u-i. r.yosve.. PoN-
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S.sroa 'h@u sor1" far-r. ,rs1 - bull.
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fs 'e>r ,i7n~ n t-yirS 70 force ,afse guar
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tr~.T mark
HANSON FAILS wot NpEp
&, 49, faIs, ffl~.u ErsiE.sat-. e-sor- ,s-r.
- = !sess sod Henson "a. TO N.
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u. Amy ScsA..--zF->ss er several cg .ks
49, rrE- 4 scw EGz-> ..;.r ,l7- ~. ;ce z..i
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t-z- asat-s = trS -sszt,.T S.sr cOurt--aAr-
z4isd a-a ~.ztssr& f-vH 49, .s-sirs ~
-Hzr -tsrd S-s-rs tToss tha: s.as hardly
Szs ess -s-s>>Si rk<t sir.t~ sls nes
sss<ssus-t - sz-~ st%z Re a Oh: AGAR
! = - :. .o-Ez - -es tstsi States
s,s>-At-I. .ESsrI.N's rs 81
IL 49, sx.<re,s- 20 ss~ cssxrx NA:o- s:-.S
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EG-,-~ az an cfsc~-. tar ~ ssd 6pea
rss seT~t ,sses ~ ;ss S>S-zst.y- tat. se-
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sss ssss.igss: sc AsS~ce tie eAAi60D1. fSAt
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these truck patches are like small beauty
spots on the face cS a homsly girl. There
FRESH Vegetables In all the canal camps
is Tar greater than the supply. The
Americans are tired og living on AIR
tights" as thc canned goods Of th" States
prices the daily output u several farms.
Tn. Patch at Culebra shows that some
v.seta b!es cf the North Nill do well here.
others