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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-19
Gpans.- lnt6. Martini STRIDE.

Sborps uno Senriettultrobe mi
groBem GoItenauimonOe cine
1riin0lihen Henopation untcr5o
gen.
Die eparg. llltb. oWortini Stride ar
Gde bon Sborp. II. &enricttuitro6c
Ynitor 9. $. Stciien9, miro 5ltr,3ciI
nit eincm GoItcnouimonoc bon tibet
$4,000 rcnooirt. mo 0elnnGhit lin.
Oct Ole Ginipeibluq nit cilter impn.
iurtcn 6etcr ltott. Cine nclle Sofri.
ltel NIT oilcl @eQllemlli6tcitcn, ga,
riinter EN- Seller fiir 0cn neltcll
Comptbei5opp0rut mo Iel1crieitenl
8elpolbc sur Nuinnbme 0eS NrdinS
mo an0crcr Wcrtbiaden limo bon
Srn. @cnrn Eierion erriftct morbcn.
EtC'cS relte 8cbGll0c bil0et cine oil
rette S%erblt10ung 5rptifen Der STRIDE
mo Ocnt oltcn SdpIlgebGllbe. SIS
beIln0ct lid BARN cine gerdumiQe
SollC, in mcld)cr Gin pom Sin0hor
Qelttlteter Sliigel Nufitellung 9efuns
ocn bat. Sn Der %flcineren SulC limo
Ginridtingen iiir bieNIbboltun0 bon
Observation-Disclosures unb Scitlidp
tCiten lIntergebrn6t mor0Cr. Die
Stilhlc bat Der Srnuen. Gcrcin gc-
~ltiitet.
&n Der Stride limo oic Scitcn-@oI-
lerie'n entiernt porOen. Srnomcu.
tolc SGulcn un0 gotbildc Spibbo.
gen modem eincn %erbebcnocn Gin.
huid. 'Sr. Sreb. @oo& bat in ser
Stride iotuobL ais III Den ilbrigen Sc.
b0llihfciten elcftrilhe @elclldtuna
ongebrndt.
Wfit Der 9etorutienSmolcrei lm0
Studotllr bat 'idJ Die o6rnnt Gina
Decorating II. Ediniing Co." neldlc
ourh Srn. &cnrp SSben5 pcrtreten lit,
Gbrc eingclcgt. 8roBe SronIClhter,
cine Wenge bon &ihtern, iucIdc INN
Die icbn Fieilcr 9rtppirt iinh, ionic
81 &idIter an Dem @eiim9 0c5 MI
turrollmcS iit0 o%ngetbun, Ger Stride
Del Noht Elm praf)tpolc5 Nualcben
81 Ocrleibcn. Die gon5c innere Ge-
forntiou 1T I'M gotbiid)cu StDl oe$
fl. Sdbrbunoert$, Der 0liltbe5clt Die.
les &irhcnboltltpla, geboltcn, NueS
Soli lit mobogonplorbig. Die @0n.
DC bobcn Elm in Dos 9rGlnlihc ihlo.
qen0c @clb, mGbreno oic Tedcn I'M
Gllcnbeinclfcft gemolt Iin6.
Sm Nltorrorm iin0en mir Elm alt
gotbiifcS SeppidmultCr, arell5 mo
Sorncnfrcllc. llcber Dem Soholtor
prongt elm prdhtigc9 NclgemGIOc
rGie &crfIGrung Gbriiti," nod Ho.
pboel bonn iiingercn 0icterih on9e
ferti9t.
Sm Shifi, in sen 10 Spunoriali
obcr Ireiede ser 9rfuOenb0Qcn,
limo nebcn Dem Woppen 0eS Heiors
motors &utbcr bic @uppen Der liebcn
Siiriten ulO 5luci St0otc, Die Die lln-
gc1noerte %NllgsburgildC Gonieiiion
intcridricbcn unN an %. ,Sltni 1880
Sem aoiier Carl Dem 6iinitcn bel
oem Neihstng 81 augsburg ais &c.
fenntnlB Der eOongcliif llltbcrilfen
Stride ilbcrreiht mor0en. Die MoD
pen iuur0en bonn &crein iiir fir6lihc
&unIt, Berlin beiorgt.
Iie NItorocdcn in oen corrctten
litltrgiihcn 6drben murocn pom
nrSlln9frnuen @erein" belorgt luro
SUM She'll aus Geutldlono in1por.
iirt.
= Ger ySrnuen,Gercin" bot iih bel
Der Nitlhuffung bon Fortultbilrcl
etc. IN lobenStuertber WeiIe berpors
gctbon, uno 0oS aus Den $50. &orru
2inocmun, %. Sronde. Is. e. Guppcl,
q. j. GcOercr uno 4. Eeter5 bette,
ben0e gnu.Gomite rer0ient ebenioll9
ole Nnerfenmlng Der Yiitglieoer Der
.@cmcinoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-19

Sr. @iIfinion fein Can.
oioat. - Sr. 2lopo 6. Wilfinlon,
melher in Der lebten 3eit bon leinen
oenlotrutiiden 6reunoen oils Gonoi.
Dat fiir ooS llnter6ous Der StaotS.
@eiebgebung I'M oritten Giltrift Dor
geihlagen muroe, lit fem Ganoioot.
8ielmlebr miro &r. artbur @ution
Der Gun0ioat DER Genlofruten Der 10.
@uro, in melher @r. @ilfinlon
pobnt lein.
SugenoIi6e arreItonten.
- Ser II Sabre olte Gomaro Dolrlg
BON Nr. 1922, 9pro.S troBe, uto Der
9 Sabre olte 6rnnf 9olmes bon 0r.
1909. 2igbt.S trdBe, muroen geitern
gbeno in Der iiiblihen FoIi5eiitotion
ailf Die ACKNOWLEDGING bin eingelie.
iert, Elm @epebr uno anoere 8ertb-
geaenltanoe aus Srn. &. &. Iooo's
9ootbolS, am 5uBe Der Moriball=
StraBe, geltoblen 81 baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-19

9oieball. - Die 9ultimorer
ipiclten geitern IN Wontreol uno Der.
loren bas Spiel, bugegen geponnen
Die .Sfeeters" IN Toronto uno brod.
ten oamit Die Orioles" BON Der ober.
item Stele auf Die 5rpeite in Der
rgoitern league" Die Score mar
mie folgt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-19

T q d. Der Srauung g. Sun.
ger gbemanu: .1u, Der Suber, Der
nit inns 5ngleih dtf bent Stanbes.
amt mar, friegt bon Ieiner Srau 1000
Wiorf nit" - 6rmi: n@ober DeiBt
8u oos, SIR babt oofl gar niht nit
chamber geiprpdpn2" gbemann:
.Rein, aber er bats mir nit ben
Jingern ge5eist."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-19

gle bat + nung. sd
periihere Sic" ingte Der Wnnn. Der
ons 3immer gemietbet bate, yoob i'd,
nod ME uusge5ogeu bin, obne Dab
meme Wirtbin Ibrdncn ~oeraoIien
bat" rSn oem JoIe, mein Sert, q
lngtc Ole prdftii6e @irtbin, rmub id)
uif 8oransbe5abIung beiteben!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-19
" @leuer iicorcid

Shpimmt Ourd) Die Strontidneaen
Der Niogora Sale. Ycate bier
Mcilen in 26 M}inutcu }uriid.-
Sein @cgner mar @rohour bon
Niugoro Soils.
@m. :. 8loper, Jun, non 9ulti-
more mo Carlisle :. @rubum bon
9Iiogoro Sails, q. y, brohtcn &C.
tern oo$ allnititilf lcrtiQ, ollrd sic
StromiHrteQtn OeS Nioaoros Iluile@
mntcrbolb SelriStolpn 7t ihnuimmcn.
Gle StrCfe BON bier N}cilcn lcatc
@louer in '26 Winutcn 5triid. Sic
Shminrnter ipron9cu nm l.02 Nod).
mittad$ BON tSlot Not, an Der umcri.
fonilhrn Seitc in'5 '28oiicr. 9cibc
trlt0cn SdlpilnmgiirtCl un0 nit 2rlit
qcfiilltc @luitmirinQc nm Ocn Sol8.
0loucr mdr BON NttlonQ an porollS.
Bis, 0Cpil'@ Sole"crrCld,t. purcn oie
Shuimmer Elm SplcIbol Der ltartcn
S~tr0nuun1. Nm oicICm Ernttc lullroc
@loper pom Hiidltrom crioBt unO foIt
5lpci Minlltclt ultcr @oiicr 0cbolten,
lciu Shninumgiirtcl rcttctc linn ooS
Hcbcn. Graham tom SIT 0iclcr 3eit
nut Wlober gleit, ubcr HCBtcrcr ton
Damn nj Der rltbigcn Stronuur0 I'M.
icrhoIb Der &Gngebrijdc bel 2elpi&-
tolpn iuie0er Oordlt@. @IOpcr lpllr0c
nm l.2S am God SIT Hc>piStoluu ans
Dem Mo'ler ge5ogcn @rabom etluuS
lp0ter. Sciner Der Wt0nuCr, obgleid)
olti'% ~gleubcrlte ernlntct. crlitt irgeno
lUcId)c &erlcbrng. Wrobnm bat bic
lnteren StromId)ncllcn ldou 5tuei
Wal 0llrhlhruommClL 0u@ critic Wtdl
on I. September 1901 unO Damn mic
Der am 81. Iugult 1902; CT lit etipo
80 Sabre alt, ip0brcnb @loper 80
Sabre 5Gblt. 2ettcrer ihrpumm Dor
un0ciGbr Spei Sobrcn bon Giper
&lelu mad SolheltCr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-19
Nhlcben.

Nm Sonntog friib itorb mad,
lGngerem 2eiben in Ieiner @obnung.
Ir. 1920, Olt-GngerltroBe, Der be-
fannie 0cutid). Imerifoner Gbriitiun
Brad I'M 70. 2eben8iobre. Sr. Brad
.mir0e ON s. Mars 1926 IN Selien-
&aiieI geboren mo fam Dor cirfa go
2Sobren mad Baltimore, mo CT ais
zimmerman tbatlg mar. gr butter
lGBt ieine ainOer @enrp 8rod, 6rnll
Carrie aling, 5rol Winnie 6lem-
ming, Charles $. 8rnd, Sobn =.
9rod, Gbriltion @rnd, iun., IS Gn'
felfinoer, eilten llrenfel mo cine
Shmeitcr, 6rou Gliiabetb alebe.
Seine Satin Inna Wurla, geb. Brill
ging ibn iehs Sabre int 1ooe porall.
Sr. Brad geborte Der "Wtooilon'
2ose, S. 8. o. g." ais Mitglieo al.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-19

9iiiiae S%unoe. Wtorp Fo'
temftn, in Hr. 1927 Slt=Wu0ilon'tr.,
ipobnbuft, puroe geiterr, ais lte III
Simmie SCENARIOS Snus, Oar. 1921,
Olt'WuoiionitruBe, einen Selud ab'
ltottete, bon oelien Sumo IN od9
rette 9ein gebiiien. Or. artburgSe-
gefortb bronnte Die 5iemlid iblinlme
Wnnoe aus.
Martin @eigIep. iie6en Sabre
alt, mliroe Sonntog, ais er in Der
Senfins' Game ipielte, BON einem
Sunoe oes Srn. Geo. %. Sonoers,
Hr. SO, Senfins' Game, in oos redp
te gein gebiiien, ober MIR unbeoeu.
tend perlcst% 9cruanobe pobnt il,
SIT. 67, Senfius' Cane.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-19
81 9pppt(t Sinridltnaa.
3pet M0rOer I'M 3ufjtbnuie bon
Sing Sing Our6 @leftri5itGt OBJ
get6on. - Die BON ben SINCE
rirhtptpu npriibteu Rerbrehen.

LtbJlNlNh pNIlUlSh SblblNhJNh'
Sem Dorf, II. Sltli. - Sog.
9reen, 25 Sabre aft, uno Der Neger
CHARLES GSadion e~rlitten 6elte friib
gegen 6 llbr i'm 3ud)tboule o Sing
Sing Den 600 i'm eleftriihen Stuble.
Die beioen Ier,lrtbeilten riefen, ais
iie aus ibrren 3eaen gebolt miroen,
ben onoeren @efangenen p8oob BDe"
5u, erbieIten ieooh feline anttport.
GaueS 9reen bat om IL. SepteIu-
Der 1908 fi,r5 nod Witternaft Ga
pitGn @iaiam $. Scenes in oelieu
@irtbihnit an @oter. ltnb Catherine
StroBe in Nep.Dorf tootgeldoIien.
RepeS lebte MIR penige Winiten,
nod)Oem bicaugel i'm getrofien bate.
Ger Norn mar Elm oiirduts unpro'
Oo5irter.
Charles SiodIon ermoroete att 10.
Suli 1908 oen noblbabenoen 8e'
if)0ftSmom Gbo8. @. Rorburp, ais
bcrielbe an elmer einIamen STEELE Oct
Hioer Goeulc, in ser NGbe Der 165.
StroBe, nit Sri. 2iaion Somoif
ipa5ieren ginq. HcrburD erbielt nit
einem %itltmpien 8egeultonb .einen
ShIag uui Den aopf, ser ibn betGiibte
mn ipiupn I'm hprheifiihrtp.
Mower County transcript., 1905-08-23
New Sun Clock.

A new and highly Ingenious fur!l OF
sun dial clock was recently exhibited at
the Royal society's ICONS il I.5l!nl.
1t is the invention of Professor Albert
Crei Owe. The g.lOuirn Ot e. ,.y:n:I!sn
dial is replaced hy & EH: s-"., & :.
wire, the shadow Of which is c2st on
the interior Of Il true cylindrical SUI
face. On this surface figures of eight
curves are drawn, marking standard
noon for each day Of the year. The
cylindrical surface is inclined so that
its axis. upon which the head is fixed,
is parallel to that Of the earth. 1t
thus represents the latitude of the
place. The shadow Of the bead tray
els across the cylindrical surface paral-
lei to or on one Of the circles drawn
thereon. These circles represent days
of the month. Each hour described in
the circle is always Of the same length,
and a scale Of minutes engraved on
the cylinder enal,,: S true mean time to
be read off directly to a fcw seconds
Mower County transcript., 1905-08-23
Cure For GrasshODner Pest

Complete control of the grasshopper
as pest and it's elimination as a fac
tor in the success or failure Of crops
of three years intensive study Of the
problem by W. c. Woodwork, associ-
ate professor Of entomology at the Uni
versity of California. The remedy is
said to consist Of a mixture of bran.
the hopper directly this poison effects
the death Of many more, for the first
insects to die are eaten by the sur
vivors, which are killed in turn.
Mower County transcript., 1905-08-23
T1E DANISH WEST INDIES
Little lsl2ncs Renew Agita ton and
Denmark Is Expected to
Agree to Sale
There are numerous Indications in

There are numerous Indications in
81. hOnl.S tnat the Question CT the
purchase vi the Danish West Indies -
ine niteu States, for the orIGIf.aI
price proposed ($1.U0U,0uO) may ne
brought before the next congress at
" aon!n StOn. Efforts are now being
made in St. Thomas to send TO De.4-
Adrh a commission to urge the mO:t43r
country TO no longer refuse 10 permit
st. Thomas, st. John and ST. CrOiX 10
last thejr lot under the stars and
stripes. and it is not imprsba BILE that
Denmark will this tlne lenu a IavUrin2
taI 10 the petition.
Ine principal reason for this renewal
u an OFT considered project is the pres
eat abJect poverty Oi the little group Of
islands to the east OF Porto Rico,
through their agricultural and COM
nerciaI decline. Shipping has practi-
cdlly ceased, Lay rum being now abb 1T
the Only export. COaling, formerly In
DOrtaAt, has fallen 10 next to nothing,
and now the Royal Mail steamers. it is
reported, are about to cut st. Thomas
from their list OF ports of call For le
past Two years business has been stag
liant, and the Canadian branch bank,
it i: rumored, will before long with
draw from the field. Several thousand
negroes arc on the verge OF starvation
through inability to obtain work, and
the financial situation is growing des-
pera1e.
The three islands, which are among
the most picturesque in the West in
dies. cover al area OF lis square mi!es
and have about 10000 population. The
percentage OF illileracy is very small
and cleanliness is a characteristic OF
the people.
Two years ago a plebiscite showed
that large majority of the inhaLi-
tants Of the islands favored annexation
to the United States but the PROPOSE
ton was defeated by one vote in the
Danish riksdag. or parliament.
Mower County transcript., 1905-08-23
Electricity From Cats,

We learn from an exchange that an
Indiana genius proposes to utilize cats
for the generation of electric current
for lighting. Lis purpose is to round
up the cats and drive them through a
chute, so that they will pass under
rotating brushes, which will abstract
the desired current. The invention
might be further improved by the en-
ployment Of mice, 50 that the cats
could he drawn through the chute by
induction. Just how much feline
power is required to light an incan-
descent lamp has yet to be ascer-
tainel.-Scientific American.
Mower County transcript., 1905-08-23
IA WHITE MEAT
|ColOrn1o llan Raises Ereak Chiclrens
Above Timber Line. M ssss ss5s5

NNSASSGo3AOE
Above Timber Line.
Luther Burbank IS efforts in the cult
vation Of flowers and vegetables have
been eclipsed by a resident Of Tolland,
on the Motfat road, says the Denver
News. The championship. in chicken
breeding has been won by F.. J. Fran
els, who has been for more than two
years a resident of that section. Mr..
Francis is photographer and sells
Photographic views to the hundreds of
tourists who come to ToIland daily on
the trains over the Moffat road. He
has discovered his new phase of the
chicken industry quite by accident.
Mr.. Francis claims to have produced
a chicken which is al white meat.
The condition Of the meat he ascribes
to the altitude. He AYERS that if
chicken could be raised above timber
line it would be- perfectly white from
skin to gizzard. Near the top of the
continental divide is tie place where
he has been conducting his expert
ments. Rollins pass is the highest point
on the Moffat road. It is 11,GG0 feet
above the sea. Here there is no TIM
Der, no vegetation Of any kind, except
few scattering specks Of drying grass
and hardy sage brush.
II found out what I claim about the
chickens by observing the fish, said
Mr.. Francis in discussing his liscov-
cry II noticed the texture OF tie flesh
of fish in the lake at Tolland was lif-
ferent from that in Teller lake, which
is several hundred feet higher. The
flesh Of the fish in Yankee Doodle and
Jenny lakes, which are still higher, is
whittier still, and if there was water
at higher altitude that contained fish
I am sure you would find the flesh to
be entirely white Ny theory is that
chickens raised at a high altitude will
contain no dark meat and will be as
tender and juicy, even whom Old, as
the chicken used for Spring broilers'
on the bill Of fare
We have 100 chickens now at Teller
lake that are being raised with view
to proving What I ella Ainl."
Mower County transcript., 1905-08-23
GROWTH or ALASllA
Many Niles Of Rail ilroad Built and Pro-
jected- Output Of Gold-Eigh-
: = teen Newspapers. y U F

Some idea of the enormous growth Of
Alaska since the gold excitement at
Dawson in 1898 and 1899 is given by
the almanac issued by the Alaska c1uD,
copies OF which have recently been re-
celVed in New York from the west. It
appears that the output of gold mines
IN Alaska proper last year was Sc, ,l0D,-
600, and that this will be increased to
$lO,OOO,O0O this year, without taxing
INTO consideration the output OF the
Fairbanks and other new districts,
from which authentic data will not De
received until after the cleanup.
Ihere is a steadily growing list Of
Alaskan raternal organizations, which
begsls with the powerful Arctic Broth
erhood, with branches at various
points throughout Alaska and along
the Yukon. Other organizations are
tie Alaska Academy of Sciences, at
Nome; the Society of Ethnology, at
Sltha; the Kegoayah Kogga (Aurora
club, at Nome; the Alaska Women 8
Auxiliaries of Sitka, Skagway, Juneau,
douglas, TreadweH, Wrangell aud
ketchikan; the Yukon Order of Pio-
neers and the Alaska club, with head
quarters at Seattle
The war department. has established
i've forts and one camp in ALASKA.
They are Fort Egbert, Maj Z. II.
Plummer, ten officers and 141 enlisted
men; Fort Gibbon, MAJ Arthur VIII
llams, eight officers and 141 enlisted
men; Fort Davis, Capt. Paul GiddiIgs,
four officers and Is enlisted men; Fort
St. Michael, Maj William l.. Buck,
nine officers and 139 enlisted men; !;
Fort Liscum, Lieut.. Col. James E.
Macklin, nine officers and 1873 enlisted
men, and Camp Skagway, Col. Thomas
c. Woodbury., IA officers and 205 en-
listed men of the Third infantry.
there are Is names in the list of
newspapers and periodicals, of which
three are dailies. The names incluto
The News, The Herald, The Journal,
The ProspectOr. The Alaskan. Inc GvId
Nugget, The Gateway, The Forum, The
Guide and The Newsletter.
Many will lie surprised at the num-
Der and extent Of Alaskan railways,
which are given in the almanac as fol-
lows:
The Nome & Arctic railway is in 0p-
tIi.lion tor distance Of II miles
The Solomon River & Council City
railway is in operation for a distance
Of IL miles.
The Wild Goose railroad is in opera
ZION belNeen Council City and OpllI
Creek, distance OF eight miles.
The White Pass & Yukon railway is
il operation between Skagway and
White horse, a distance of 112 miles.
lhe Alaska Central railroad is in Jp-
tl2 ion Tor a distance Of 20 miles. aIl
lac road is now being built to ATWOOD.
q distance Of 400 miles.
IAe Tanana Mines railway is being
L;iit from Fairbanks to the Creeks, a
distance Of 19 miles.
he Trans s-Alaska- Siberia railway
pre- jected.
A.2zka Nidland. from Valdez to
! ;.::::'LunkS. TO i>youi;uh To Seward I'e-
ninsIia. a distance OF ,5Ou miles-pI3-
jeyleu.
Mower County transcript., 1905-08-23
"StOnc" SO1es For Shoes.

An inventor has hit upon a method
of putting what are practically stone
soles Oh. boots and shoes. He fixes a
waterproof glue with a suitable quan-
tity of clean quartz sand and spreads
it over the leather sole used as a
foundation. These quartz soles are
said to be very flexible and practically
indestructible and to give the foot q
firm hold on the most slippery surface.
Mower County transcript., 1905-08-23
(lNCINNATIS TRAVELLING BANK.

with double walls, an inch Of space be-
tween them. In one corner is placed Il
burglar proof safe, and desk room for
several clerks is also provided. The
motive power is electricity, the car
having a storage battery capacity OF
fifty miles. 1t will be used by th4bank
in collecting from customers, especially
from shopNeererS. at night Tie ma
chine cost over 5000.
Mower County transcript., 1905-08-23
To Be Explicit.

Paw, what do you call leadin' the
simple lfe?''
Leading the simple life, my son, is
chasing around with your mother and
sisters from one summer resort to the
other and trying to think we are hav.
ing good time Chicago Tribune.
Mower County transcript., 1905-08-23


S1.50 20 st. Paul Mime anoIfs and
innehaha Falls and Return.
Via Chicago, Milwaukee &St. Paul
special excursion train leaves
Austln 7O5 a. M, Tuesday, August Is.
Returning, leaves St. Paul, 5:45 o. M.
Minneapolis 6:45 pm. Minnehaha 7:O0
p. M, same day. Tickets good only on
above train. Electric. car service be-
tween Minneapolis, Minnehaha Falls
and Fort Smelling. Band Concert at
Loo p. m., Mlnnehaha Falls Park.
Free steamboat trip on Mississippi
river stopping at Fort Smelling, st.
Paul and other points of interest
leave Minnehaha 1:3O p. M, return D.
m.-free to holders of excursion tickets
Base ball game at Fort Snelling-2:3O
2: NJ: Ask agent C. M. &. St. Paul
Ry., for details.
Mower County transcript., 1905-08-23
An .AIltGrsHbiIe Bank.

Tie ArroE:,any;n. picture shows the
fr3t ;;r;on! !ul'l~ bank ever made in the
into a. tll;:l use ''v u Cincinnati savings
in:t: .:n 1t is i,:j::l Of chilled steel.
Mower County transcript., 1905-08-23
To Transport Criminals

A German journal calls attention to
the fact that in 1902 the king :of Prus-
sia made an arrangement with the
russian emperor for transporting
Prussian criminals to Siberia.
Mower County transcript., 1905-08-23
Regret,

Have Oh ever done anything you
regretted"
Yes answered Senator Sorghum.
"There have been several occasions
when l didn't ask for all l might have
gotten out of a deal.'- .'-Cincinnari En-
Quirer.
Mower County transcript., 1905-08-23
Loud SI1it-

Howell--How do you like my new
suit?
Powell--I hate the sound of it.
Judge.
Mower County transcript., 1905-08-23

TO CURE A GOLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo- -Quinine Tablets, All
druggists refund the money if it fails to cure
4. W. HroVe's sisuaeur, i|on zach box. Csc.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-07-13
tablets. For sale by Williams Phar.
New To-day.

Have your writing desk made to
order by F. G. Coe.
Patronize home industry by buying
ranch butter at McDonald's.
Mcclure Bros. offer boiling meats at
your own price, &c, &c and 7c per pound.
Do you need drop awning? +. G..
Coe will put it up for you.
For surveying, see John Leland Hen
derson 4 Son.
A nice wardrobe improves room
greatly. f. q. Coe makes them to
suit you.
Be sure to go camping, but first get a
supply of ammunition and fishing takle
from Mcdonald. He has the right kind.
John Leland Henderson and son are
equipped with two Gurley transits and
will be ready to do surveying for the
next two months. Rates per day are
S. and $40.
Mayes Bros. get fresh supply oi
meat every morning,
Do you use Naptha soap? Sc per bar
at McDonald's.
We have installed in our shop a new
meat machine and can furnish you veg
etables as fresh as the garden. Mayes
Bros, Oak street
Fish, salmon and halibut, at Mcclure
Bros market.
For trout flies that catch the fish, &C
/ to McDouald's.
Fancy creamery butter at Mcclure
Bros - Hazelwood and Washougal
brands.