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The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1905-03-22
Goes Into Combine With
the Se|by ard Ever.
cit Plants. "a,

The now incubatinR northwestern
smelter combine is queer deal. The
people interes' ed are telling the
reporters that 1t Is "snti-trust," :" at
the same time sck now lsdeina that
the plant at Everett, owned by the
American Smelling and Refining
company, will be turned In to the
alleged new company for Its stock.
Good gues,ers say that the dominat-
iug faction of the trust is merely
buying the Tacoma and Selby works
with view to reselling to the
American company at big profit.
The latest regarding the deal Is the
following press dispatch from Ia
coma, published In the Spokesman
Review: Negotiations whereby the
Tacoma smelling plant will be trans.
ferred to new hands will not be com.
pleted for about 80 days. According
to william r. Rust, vice president,
general manager aud treasurer OF the
Tacoma plant, there is every indica.
tion that the sale will be Oonsum.
mated In that time and that the
ownership Of the local smelling
works, the Everett smelter aud the
plant OF the Selby Smelling & Lead
company Of San Francisco will pass
to the new company.
The prospective owners are eastern
capitalists who we're represented
during the recent negotiations In
San Francisco by Bernard M. Baruch
aud II. G. Davis Of New York. How
ever, Mr.. Rust aud some of the Others
who are interested in the local plant
will retain their holdings. The new
corporation will bs "non-trust," =" ex.
cepI that the Ameriona Smelling 4
Refining company will have an In
terest. The Everett plant 10 at
present owned by the latter corpora
tion, which 10 faniiliarly referred tu
ss the smelling trust. The company
will turn the works at Everett into
the holdinRs of the one corporation
and 10 return will take stock.
Mr.. Rust will retain his present
position at the Tacoma smelter. To-
night be ststsd he will continue to
hold bis interest in the cUmpany.
While definite plans cannot be an'
nounced until the sale 10 completed.
1t 10 certain that the local plant will
continue to operate as heretofore.
While 1t was reported several weeks
agu that the purchase price for prop
erty involved was about $4,000. 900,
Mr.. Rust was not prepared to either
affirm or deny this tonight.
One of the latest additions to the
local plant 10 an ele,trolytic copper
refinery, which will be running
within q few days. This 10 the
only one In operation west of Great
Falls. Mont, aud 10 q notable ex'
tension of the Tacoma works.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1905-03-22
OFFICIAL RECORDS.


The following instruments we're
6led at the court house in Baker City
for record Yesterday:
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Anna b. Swift to Harriet r Balm,
N. E. u, N. W. u. 8. 8, T 10, r.
Az: $3.50.
State Of OreeouIt ito Henry Dubois,
N. L. u, N. W. u, s. 8, L. 10, r.
40; s5l.
U. s. A. to Alfred l. Gale. l62
acres In 8. 8 and 6, T. 8, r. A.
u. s. A. to alexander Hubbard,
N. Z. a. s. 80, Il. Z, r. A.
U. s. A. to Charles McKenuon, 8.
Il, s. f. u, s. 3, and N. ", N. r.
u. s. 10, II. Z, X. 40.
U. 8. A. to Rober. -. Ruckmsn,
s. W. "a, N. Z. 4 aud s. h. q. N.
". u, and lots l and 9, s. 10, +.
r. A.
|: U. s. A to Holt Olson s. Il. q
3. 20 T. Z, r. A.
U. s. A. to Ralph Mead, T.. y, OF
S.W. u, Sc. u, NV. y and lot 3,
8. 8. 7. 10. r. 80.
U. s. A. to Peter ID. Estes, N. y,
N. Z. u, 8. Il. y. NE. AZ and f..
u, s. z. u, s. II, I. 10. II. 38.
U. 8. A. to Nina Bell. W. q, s..
10, I. 10. r. 3s. ~
u. s. A. to May Wright, T.. 4, OF
3. f. u. and W. =. s. W. q, s.
3, T. 10, X. 49,.
Sumpter Townsite company limit
cd to. Potter Fryer, lot 2. block 4,
Riverside addition to Sumpter;
900.
u. s. A. TO Olot johnson, s. f..
y, S. f.. q. s. 30, e. y, N. f.. u,
s. 81, S.W. u, N. W. q, s. 30, +.
10. r. Al.
Geo. +. Jones end wife to Joseph
r. Ritter. f. y, N. f.. u, s. 81, T.
Z, X. 40; $3.50.
Mary j. Jauney to +. NJ. Saxton,
Janpey residence on Dewey avenue,
Baker City; e35.
z. NJ Looming to II. q. Williams,
ls6xsO rods in N. f. q, s. 10, T.
Z, X. SO; $4,000. -
Carrie Thomson and husband To
Geo. +. SINNERS. lot 8 IN block
"I,'' De Roo's addition to Baker
C,yt; $3.50.
Nathaniel Parker and wife to-. X.
l.. Wakefield. s. W. q, N f.. Il,
aud. lots / aud 2, s. q, L. Z, K.
AZ; $1,000.
Octova ReckIin to Jos. r. Ritter,
e. y, OF N. f. q, N. f. a, s. 81
T. 7, r. 46; $500.
Henry A. Meyers to Annie Meyers,
100 acres In S. T.. u, s. 30, 7. 9,
r. 40; 81.
Emma Howard to r and ID. Howard
s. W. q, s. w. q, S 10, 4. o, r.
80; 81.
Mary J. Jsnnsy to Gertrude Henry,
part OF lot IL, block &C." NJ. Il.
Places addition; e65.
John Henderson to M. NJ. Sanders,
right of WY for ditch through S. W.
u. s. q. T. 6, r. 80; sl.
L. L. Foster and wife to Carrie
King, lot 9, block N. N. r. Place.
additiou m Cakar (Nfv. Ahk0
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1905-03-22
ColConda Stockholders Meeting.

The Peudleton East -Oregonian is
now publishing call for special
meeting of the stockholders of the
Golconda Consolidated Mining com.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-29

= special flyer for the Removal Sale
Silk Null. worth csc. in white, navy
brown, red, pink and light blue.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-29
FUNERAL OF Mr.. MARCUS.
Services Wit! Occur at II O'clock
Tcmorrow 80

SFUOETC".
Funeral services over the remains Of
'l'r late Mr. Max Marcus. who died
suddenly Friday afternoon. will be
Marcus, in Carey street. at twelve
o'clock tomorrow The Rev: Pr: S. II.
Cohen. Of Norfolk, will oftlciate'
Immediately after the services tht,
lody will he conveyed to Hampton
wharf and at / 80 O'Clock The funeral
party will take the Old Dominion
steamer TOR Norfolk, where the inter
mcnt will OCCUR i'll the Hebrew GENE
terry.
The pal]bearcrs Will be as follows:
Active essrs. NJ. c. Eisenman, I.
Steiner. "A. ". Saunders. David Fran
H"l. " w. Richardson. and William
II. Boyenton. q:
Honorary Messrs Gconge ~. Sace,
Thomas p. Fenner, HengyiL. Sci nis.lz,
Nelson: S. Groomc, HarrXsfE; Kimberly
l.. O. Pnlly. James Mitclieif' and Elias
Peyscr
Hampton Lodge Of felix's. Of which
AT Il o'clock tomorrow to attend the
funeral in a body. The Masons and
Heptasophs will also attend the serv-
iccs
The members Of ST. Tammany Lodge
Of Nasons viii have entire charge OF
the funeral. as the services vii! be
those OF the Masons. The lodge will
meet at | O'Clock in the Masonic Ton
pie tomorrow morning and after
rscor,inS the remains to the steamer
the members will accompany the body
10 Norfolk to condnct the Masonic
exercises at the grave.
The members Of Tiuewater Con
clavc OF HeptasoDhs will meet at i
o'clock this afternoon in the Pythian
Castle to make the necessary arrange
mcn1s for attending the funeral
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-29

FOR. SALE-A very desirable pro.
perty in Santa Cruz, California. 4 over
looking beautiful Santa Cruz: Calfor-
mia; Monterey hay. the Pacific ocean.
San Lorenzo valley. Santa Cruz: Mont.
Grey. Fremont and Iona Prieto 1noun-
tains: one mile from the finest hath
elevation: the most beautiful, compre-
coast between Patagonia and Alaska,
A winter and summer residence, COM
prising IA acres under the best pos
sible state Of terraced hillside cultiva-
ton. planted in the greatest variety Of
roses. flowers, vines, apples. peaches,
peas, ,pdnnes, olives. oranges. lemons.
figs. bananas, NUTS OF all sorts. and
every, variety ORIENTAL and orname entail
tree and shrub pastures, Of red and
white clover. aud blue grass, surround
Ing g most ELABORATE residence and two
i lewis ottagess5H1 equ5TRed withSE,he
Ia test modcrn sp!pmb bin gsintp rosende
heaters, telephones. eIgetf5e lights and
elegant outhousesf SfnEh5s hed 4, will,
liorsesss buggies, carriages, COWS, &c.
all combined to make most quiet,
restful, beautiful spot on earth for II
gentleman Of culture desiring rest in
matchless climate
Owner is compelled to move East
on account OF his growing business in
Chicago and Toronto. Price s35,OOO;
SIS. 900 cash, balance at 3 per cent
interest for 20 years, if desired.
Lawson & Outten,
Real Estate. Hampton, Va
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-29

Ladies' $l25 House Slippers with
French or low heels. with or without
strap. marked down for this sale
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-29
WHITE GOODS

Hemstitched Linen Finish Pillow
Cases, full 42x36 inches. and would be
a bargain at l5c. They go fast
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-29
BELL LOSES THE CASE
Viz tory far n. y. s 0. pRai way
i'll Damage Suit.
Spi!l-iR CASE ON TUESDAY
Coorcd Church Wrangle Will Develop
Many Sensational Episodes and
Lively Testimony-Post Against
Hampton Roads Company Tomorrow

After hninS out But few minutes
lury in the Circuit Court yesterday
afternoon returned a verdict in favor
Of The defendant cnmpanl n the case
Of Ben, administrator against the
Newport News Cid Point Railway and
Electric Company. The child Of the
plaintiff, a VOL known colorcd man,
wa, KILLED hy a ca, at the Whittier
"rjno! ard tho suit was for $1,000
Colonel Friend and Mr.. r. S. Collier
appeared for tho plaintiff and Hon. S.
Gorupn Cumming for the railway com
panty.
Judge Blackstone ovcrrulcd a mo-
ton by ,hc attorneys for the plaintiff
70 have the vcrtlic; set aside.
Post Case Tomorrow.
Tomorrow he case Of William j..
Post aSains, the receivers OF the
Hampton Roads Railway and Electric
Company. an action for 10000 for al
legged injuries received in IA wreck. will
be taken up. Mr.. Post was injured in
collision Of two cars in Lincoln
street
Summons the Members.
Tuesday The case o, the First Bap-
tst church (culOrcIl against the Rev
pr, Richard Spil!ri viii be entered in
70 By He court 1t is likely that this
cas-" will develop many sensational
episodes as a great deal Of bitterness
IS manifest among the opposing fac
tons. II is said most Of the 2.4Ot
melntc!s oi the church will be sum
n!Oncd into court as Witnesses.
Judge Blackstone has decided that The
members 81 the church are 10 deter
mine whether pr. Spillcr shall remain
its pastor. l!c Will therefore hold al
election in The courthouse Tuesday
when every member Of the church il
10 be given the opportunity to vO;,
either for or against retaining the min
iS1cr
'!>hi5 process; Will mean a great dra
81 work on the part Of the court. bu
iitr Judge is DESTROYS Of allowing III
church members t" settle tie question
III Issue
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-29
Attention Heptasophs.

Underwater Conclave. No ?14,. In
proved Order Of Heptasophs. will meet
in Special session this (Sunday) after
noon. January % at $50 o'clock, il
PEfhian Castle hall 10 arrange for at
tending the funeral of our late brother
sIax II. Marcus. J.
III s sSSisss..W. T.. ;pHlLLERS.
Wa r. ASHBtRN, Arcshon
=. ; ( : -. 4, Secretary,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-29
T' :
1-Seclteyar
~ -, sI &
NJ asonic ! Notice.

\ called communicated of st. Tam
many Lodge, No. 5, a. +. & a. NJ, will
be held i'll Masonic Temple, on Mon,
day, January 50, al II O'Clock a. M, for
the purpose Of attending the funeral
Of brother NJ. II. Marcus. BY order Of
NJ ID. HYATT.
Secretary
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-29
SMITH is ELECTED.
Succeeds Byrnes as Janitor Of Fire
Department.

Mr.. Sidney Smith was last night
elected the driver and janitnr for tho
Phoehus fire department to succeed
Mr.. w. !. Byrnes
tn" lircmcn met in tho engine hall
at 100 O'Clock, and after several can
ilidatcs had been placed in nomination
for the position. a vote was taken. re.
snltin2 in an almost unanimous victory
for Mr.. Smith
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-29

No. :4,4l2 drew the box of cigars al
HULL'S CUT RATE DRUG STORE
last evening 1t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-29
Mrs. cu.nminn Ill

Mrs. $. Gordon Cumming is quite
sick with the grip in her residence.
in East Queen street
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-29
-. g. E. Special"

| For today aud tomorrow We will sell
/: Sweet. Orr & Company's best ovrra,ls
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-29

F'iANKEl. 4 EiSIiNM.lN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-12

Ser 0ampfer o@eoreic~ (pon 9felp.
9orf) nah 2%iperpool,
30 nreille, #. 9lpril. II &r.
gefomnen: Der Dnmpfer gGalobrio"
bon 0elp-2)ort
8ennn, If. Iprtl. - @ngefom.
men: Der 9ompfer 02igurto" bon
Rem.2orf.
Intnerpen, fl. Ipril.-an-
9efommen: Der 0ampier nGroon.
lanb" bon 9tem.Oorf.
ReapeI, If. April. - 9(b9efob.
rem: Der 0ampfer ngIorb-9 Imerico"
nod Heps0orf.
Gntmerpen, If. april,-Nb
aeiobren: Der 0dmpfer oGie0erlono"
nod Nen. 0orf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-12
Ed,iifsuadlrid,tcn.

Rem- Yotf, If. Mpril gnee.
fommen: bic 8enpier n8otsoom"
bon HotterOam, n5inlano" nno
p&1pnlano" BON Antperpen, .Gittn
bi Sorino" bon @enio mo 9teopel
uto .oaaiier @ilbeIm Der 3ueite"
BON Bremen.
Abgefabren: Die 0anpiery @ros
Der &urfiirit@ nod Bremen, n8onno.
mia mad NeapeI, 5rieit u.i.m., Bic.
torihn" had Sinerpool un0 Bring
Modlbeff" nod 9tenpel.
ainfale. 10. glpril. Yailirt;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-12
Senta @oIfSburg
Ioinon bon GGsbetb SOrfDart.
(6ortiesung,)

rNber msin SimmeG, 2tebItng, nimm
cs bod niGt 10 trdaii4. ST es midi
elm 9epeis, pie er bentt, baB er bic
Sausbame &naI unb San entIuFen
min 2"
.Dag 1T mir nod tein 8efusiS. er
tIunte fs nttr entIufen, neil er mid
fprt11iden min"
,AuGIe bid ui4t, 9er5ensfino.
@enft er Urges BON Dir. 70 mare er nidt
ipertb, bob bu bid burum grGmlt.
9p9 Der Serr @rdf tbut sus ni9t. limb
nun IaB uns ms S4lOB 3uriidfebren.
Wie frpb unb 0antbdr bin i4, baB all
leg 70 ~abaelaufsn 1T, unb bab i'd bid
mad Berlin begIeiter BARI"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-12

&ein Pab3nang.
9Gnemart un6 8eftsnn
gen.
@et'm 8etreten ces 2an6es tDer.
Sen feline BGiie berIan9t. @tgentbii.
mer bon Sotels uno &oItbanfern
miiIien Die gIntltnft uno Ibretie
naer Srem6en Bel Der BoIi5ei anHteI-
BEN. Ste @6reiie fam unge5inoert
nab 9eliebcn geideben. auf ct.
Sbomos (BeftinOien) peroen BET
Der Qauoung ebenfals feline RoIie
~o6geforbert, ieOod miiien auSIdn-
Der, tpenn iie itd Idnger, als AZ
Stun0en oaIeIbit a~ufgebalten baben,
sur abreiie itd einen gaB bon Der
OrtspoIi5ei beri9affen.
ISranfref9 uu6 8eftBun'
gen.
SoteIbeIiser, nameutIid) IN tletren
St1oten, iragen fremoe @GIte IN
oerglegel, Oh iie SGiie beiibelb gleif'
faGs miro bie Srage geIteut, iuenn
9riefe bon Ser Boit 9ebolt tperoen
ODER tpenn Sremoe in ben Rfanob1u'
fern 8egenitdnOe b%erpfdnben poaen.
IusIGnoer miiiIen oier3ebn Gage
na6 ibrer anflmft 9ofumente bor'
legett, oltrf pel6e fie lire 3ationa-
lit6t, @eburt uno Stono nodtpeiIen
f6nnen. Gin Sab miro IN ben mel
item 81Gen bier5u alS geniigeno be-
tradtet. 9ie glufentbolts5eit lit ntf
flint Sabre beidrdnft. Elm Idngerer
gtufentbaIt miro nIs eriter S6ritt
fir Die NaturaIiitrung betradtet.
Die abreiie fam obne cine @rfld.
ring 3lt eeben ODER einen 8oB bor5r'
seieen, geideben. -Sn @Igerten
n:ro bon 6remben, pelfe oaielbit
ocn 8inter 8ubringen pollen, fem
Bob berIangt. Sn anoeren Sdaen
miiiIen ieboA GusIdnber inuerbal6
Oreier Gage fid Ieettimtrer. - Sn
Gcdin6ina (Soiaon) beitebt
fem gob3pong. &uf @uabe'
Ioupe (@eItinoieu) fonneu aiis.
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ibnen beIiebt. @s beitebt ~oaerbings
elm aItes @eies, peldes B6iie Dor.
Ifreibt, ieood miro 6os @eies bon.
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90 abagasfar Eamatape) mill
fen 1i6 Die al1sIGnoer IN ireeno elmer
8eiIe Ieoitimiren. @diie tperoen ie.
oo6 nift berlongt. ReiienOe nod
Dem Snnern miiIIen ii6 einen 8aB
BON Dem @oubernetlr ieoer 8ropind
peri6offen.- Muf 20 nrttniqne
(St. 8ierre), in Reu,@aleo o.
Woitmen), ouf E OBJ nno
in Sunts Itno feline Pa6.Ieguln'
tionen boreeidrieben.
Sir Srein6e eriItiren feline gd6'
8orifriftef, ieobb 1ptro ron tbnen
oerlanet, bob iie iid Bet benz Mlini.
tier oes aitsrpdrtigen regiitrtren laf
len.
9aDtt.
Sci Der 2onoung miiflcn iidSrem'
De our9 BGIie ODER anbere 9ofii.
mente lcoitimiren. gm beiten IdBt
man li6 Den BaB bon einem aoniuI
oieics 2anoes Dor Der @breiie biiiren.
8erlonen, peIde Sopti berIaIien
tpolen, miiiien lire &breiie brei
Gage borber BET Der 8oliaei anmel-
oen. Sn manden SGaen eeniigt
cine iolhe &nmeloung AUDI 24Stl:n.
oen Dor Der 4breiie.
@oItpia.
4itr In 3rieesaeitcn mitfien iih
5remoe bel Der Boli5et ~attsipeiien
ionIt lit in feinem Sale oas Sibren
zines Saiies porgei6rieben.
China.
Sn China beltebcn bel Der 2an'
Dung feline Bob Goridriften, ieboh
tbrlt ma better, cine oerartiee 2eei'
tiruotini nit iif at fiibren. @ei'm
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sob ~notbnenoig.
gbtIt
aein RaB5wana.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-12
I6fabrtstnge Der S5eanOampfer boz
Ncius WDrf.

g(Clu' DUTl.
0umpfer oHeptiblic" om t3. IpriI
nod Neopel mo @enuo.
9ompfer oGouraine" am 10. 9tpriI
nod SABRE.
Sampler oBomeroniah" am IS.
IpriI nob @lasgop.
0ampfer .0onio" am Is. IpriI
nod Samblrg.
9ampfer ~Altoria" om 10. NpriI
nod Glasgow.
0ompfer nGoronia" am 10, 9IpriI
nod 2iperpooG. ~
8ompfer s9ouiie" am 49,. NpriI
nod Neopel un6 8enlto.
4 9ampfer ogteip-9 orf" am 10.
9lpril nnd Soutbampton.
~ 9anpfer 6inIouo% am Is. Gpril
nod glnttuerpen.
9ampfer JNfinneopoliS" am 10.
Npril na6 2onoon.
8ampicr oYerngia" am II. april
nod Neopel. trn
9ompfer y9aiier 8iIbelm Der
3peite" am IS. apriI nod Bremen.
9ompfer vR6ein" am IS. april
nod 9remen.
0nmpfer nGorpntbia" am IS,
gpril nod Neopel uno @enlto.
9ompfer oYotSoom" om t9.april
noA Hotteroom.
0ompfer nMaieitic" an 10. gpril
nod 2iuerpool.
0ampfer n@aibington" om 90.
Mpril no6 Neapel iinO @enua.
Compiler nMoltte" am 20. april
nod Sombilrg.
0nmpfer oSopoie" am 20. april
no6 &opre.
0ampftr nGeoric" am 81. apriI
nod 2iperpool.
0nmpfer n2utania" am %. apriI
nod 2iperpooI.
0ampfer nNlemdnnio" om %.
9lpriI nod Sambilr9.
d 0ompfer InGbriitioutd~ mt %,
Ipril noh Sumbltrg.
Camper aNedor" an %. april
nod Neopel.
0ompfer Columbia" AM %. april
uod Glasgow.
0ompfer st. SoiliS" am %,
Ipril nod southampton.
0ompfer n@inntbabn" am %.
Ipril nod 2onoon.
9ompfer a8ooerlano" am %.
@pril mad M%iitiperpen.
9ompfer g%gsoorbom" an 26. apriI
na6 &%otterbam.
0ompfer n2on1boroia" am 26.
.glpriI nod Neapel uno @enlto.
9ompfer Baltic" am 26. GpriI
ltd6 2%iperpooI.
9ompfer ngretaene" an 81. april
mad Sopre.
0ompfer ogranbenbure" am 81.
slpril mad 9remen.
0ampfer r0eutidlano" am 81
Ipril nod) Samburg.
Gompfer r@ermonio" am %
Ipril nod Neopel.
9ompfer aaSSrtne" am 80. IpriI
nod Renpet uro @ent,a.
9ompfer ngtruria" am 80, IpriI
nod 2ioerpool.
9oinpfer .Yennlploonia" ON 80
Ipril nod 9omburg.
Oampfer yGretic" am 80. april
nod Gsedpel inb @eraia.
0ompfer nMoneolian" om 80
Ipril nod Glasgow.
0ompfer oSbiIaoeIpbio" am 80
.Ipril nob Soutbampton.
f, 9umpfer .Wtinnetonfa" am 30
Ipril nod 2pnoon.
+ 9nmpfer nRroonIono" am 80
Iprif ftad) gft,perpen.
I ,Gompiet nGiirneiiia" am 80
Gpril liddj @Iaseotp.
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nod) Bremen.
I 9umpfer .Sunbure" am 3. Sra.
nof Samburg.
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nad 2iperpooI.
0ampfer oNtoro. amerifa" orn 3
Moi had Wedpel uno @enuo.
9ompfer aStatenoam" am 3. Ntni
roh Hotteroain.
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no6 8renlen.
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nod ReapeI uto @eniia.
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nod SABRE.
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nod antiperpen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-12

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ieben ieiu. iebod miro oieie Nabre.
Gel bel Eouriiten inter geiu6bnlihen
llmitanoen nidt angemenoet. Wab
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ieboh miiiien fid Mislanber ioentifi.
siren uno reeiitriren lafien. Bel Der
&breiie lit Die 9oraeieung eines Sc.
eitimations 8apiers nidt erforoer.
ltd.
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Den Ydiie nidt berIangt, ebettfo att
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tra Waoans) beiteben 5ieielben Mes
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ber gut, einen PaB NIT iiA 81 rub.
rem,
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-01-18
Shows His Apprecia"D,.

Portland Ore, July T.. l1Ot.
DR.. S. w. Stern, Dear Sir: 1t is through
a duty which l feel owe you. and e-?ec-
tally to all who suffer from tnat most
dreaded disease, cataract of the tyc, that
| write you this letter. For eleven year,
| had the use of only one eve. due TO
cataract on my left eye, and failing to
be relieved in any way from my misfnr-
tune after being treated by most all of
the leading eye specialists of this corn-
try, | had almost given up hope of ever
rcgaiHing my lost sight in the afflicted
eye, until | read of the wonderful cures
your renowned Shapiro actinic lenses
had made in Germany where they were
first introduced just after being invented
by yourself and Professor i. Shapiro,
the great German scientist. | wrote to
Germany to YOU in March, 1904, asking
to have you send me a pair of your
lenses, and in reply You stated you
would return to America in the following
April and would tncn call upon me in
Portland. Ore, at when time you
would be pleased to let me try a pair.
MIRACULOUS as it may seem, it was just
two month. and five days after | first
bcgar the use of Shapiro's Actinic lenses
when | recovered my cycsight and can
now see as plainly as l ever could. |
am so awfully happy at regaining my
lost sight that | can scarcely control
my feelings of gratitude toward you.
May God grant you long life is the wish
of Robert Lingerfeld, 2GS Third street.
Portland, OREGON 2eow
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-01-18
Will Investigate Irrigation Abroad.

II. \. Hoover. formerly resident of
Tacoma, but now owner of the town-ite
of Kenncwicls and largely interested in
eastern Washington irrigation, left last
night for New York, from whence he
will sail for Europe, for the purpose
of studying old world irrigation meth
DDS, says the Tacoma Ledger
THE Moors have used irrigation in
Spain for centuries said Mr. Hoover at
the Donnclly yesterday afternoon.
There is much of it among the vine
yards and orchards of Italy, and there
are millions of acres of irrigated lands
in Egypt irrigation is, perhaps. carried
on in Egypt on larger scale than any
where else in the world" Mr.. Hoover
says he hopes also to be able to interest
some of the orchardists and yineyardists
of France and Italy. and to induce them
to aid in the development of the country
near Kenncwick Mr.. Hoover is accom-
panied by Mrs. Hoover and will be gone
year They will 90 over tne Shasta
route to Los Angeles, from there to
New Orleans and thence to New York.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-01-18

EdNth Tozicr Weatherrel, in dcscrib-
ing a recent trip over the Denver < Rio
Grandc Eairoal, say in The E>po-i
ton:
AT last the goal Of the ambition Of
years has been reached marvellous. Won
derful, grand and inspiring Royal Gor9e
is on either hand. The only di~appint-
inc thing is You only have one par Of
eyes. while the train darts in AMI ont of
the tremendous chaSm. If any who have
never seen it are wondering how it looks.
lust 90 and see. Thousands have llird
to describe il, yet every attempt fails
short of giving the subject Justice
If you contemplate trip cast, write
W. G.. Mcbride, l2i Third street. Port
land, Ore, for booklets pic,uriu@ Colo
radios famous scenery. and any other in
formation YOU may desire. 2-tf