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The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-03-16
Excursion Rates.

March 10, Tourist and standard
sleeper.
March 20, two tourist and one
standard sleeper, San Angelo to
Fort Worth. Reservations at
depot.
Reservations to New York, via
Galveston & Mallory Line.
TO Galveston and return $14 40,
on sale March 10 20 20, final re-
turn limit March 25.'
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-03-16

o. V. Payne went to Miles Sun
day on business.
Mrs. John Y. Rust left Monday
for short visit to Marlin.
Hal Brandt returned Saturday
from Coleman.
"A fine line of spring Millinery
Just received at Mrs. Alice Sim
mons.
Cheat yourself or attend the
great sale now going on at Spen-
GERS. If.
}. S. Miles, expert embalmer
and funeral director. Phone 3.
All of the most popular
varieties of Plants reliable flow
er seeds at Taylor's.
Garden hose, lawn sprinklers
and hose reels at Hagelstein's.
A household necessity-Dr. Thomas
wounds of any sort; cures sore throat,
Group catarrh, asthma; never fails.
Why buy trees on representa-
tions and exaggerated pictures
when you can go to Nussbaumer's
the florist, and see what you buy,
Remember we will pay you the
top of the market for your hides
and furs. H. H. Sigman & Co.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-03-16
sheen Quality PAYS,

Quality and condition are inseparable
requisites to real success in breeding
sheep. a well bred sheep out of condl-
ton is Improbable, and mongrel
sheep is never in good condition. Quail
ity is secured through breeding, and
condition is secured through proper
care and attention. Strive for both.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-03-16
Card of Thanks.

] wish to thank the fire depart
ment for their timely assistance
in Sunday nights fire. In saving
property adjoining the hotel they
did very efficient and highly APP
preciated work.
HENRY ECKERT.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-03-16

Young cattle, sheep and hogs should
be kept growing constantly or much
feed will be lost. All food costs mon
ey, whether 1t be pasture, hays or,
grain. Do not lei, the}young stun stop
growing this fall or winter
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-03-16

son breeders OF the French coach horse
have never been able to keep up with
the demand even during the years
when other horses were In oversupply
The trade requires animals of good
disposition, large, handsome, high
headed, high stepping and able to
draw II heavy carriage ut n good speed
without firing. The qualities are so
uniformly combined in the French
coaches that fine pairs are eagerly
bought at high figures.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-03-16
CITY HOTEL IN ASHES
Continued from First Page

Continued from First Page
The City Hotel was owned by
Henry Eckert instead of Eckert
Brothers as stated elsewhere in
this article, and together with the
furnishings was valued at from
1880 TO $4,000.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-03-16
PROFITABLE FEEDING

In Germany meat scraps ana meat
meal have been fed with good results
to dairy cows, steers and sheen, AS
high as three pounds daily being fed 10
steers. In France horses are some.
times fed with this product, and It has
been found most effective when boiled
and mixed with hay and straw, Beef
scraps and meat meal sell at about $50
per toni. ID, Hall of Illinois Expert.
ment Station.
Cottonseed MenI.
In feeding steers for market begin
with about three pounds of cottonseed
meal per day mixed with about fifteen
pounds OF hulls and gradually increase
until maximum OF about ten pounds
per day is reached, mixed with TWEEN
ty-two pounds OF hulls. says CORE.
spondent OF Farm and Ranch. On an
average eight pounds per day are sufi,
Client for the average steer, mixed with
about twenty-five pounds Of hulls.
making a total Of thirty pounds per
day to each steer.
Brewers Grains For Horses.
The following ration has been used
at the New Jersey experiment station
and was found very satisfactory when
fed TO street car horses, says American
Agriculturist: Hay, six pounds; wheat
bran, two pounds; whole corn, four
pounds; dry brewers grain, eight
pounds. The veterinarian in charge Of
the horses stated that the brewers
grain produced no Ill effects and that
the horses were healthy and active, He
found that one pound of brewers grain
was about equal to one pound Of oats.
OIL Cake For Pigs.
To young pigs after weaving would
mix oil cake with roots, shorts and
clover hay, then steam or cook, says
an Ontario farmer in American Guilt,
vator. Where milk or whey Is scarce
oilmeal In this way may be fed to
take the place of skim milk. TO older
pigs 1t may be mixed with the grain
in the ordinary way OF feeding The
amount must be regulated to the size
of the pigs and the influence 1t may
have on the bowels.
Hay and Oats For Horses.
The principal feeds for horses in Eng;
land consist of hay and oats. OF the
two hay is considered the most essen
tial when unusual exercise Is not de.
mended. Horses can live altogether
on hay provided they are not called up
on to do much work. If muscular ex-
ercise is required some kind Of grain
food must be used.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-03-16
Seed oats at Neeley Bros.

Seed oats at Neeley Bros.
The great sale goes on at Spen-
GERS. If
Don't fail to visit The Palace
while in town.
Go to H. H. Sigman & Co. with
your hides and turs.
Fresh vegetables received every
other day. All fruits in season,
George Bennett, Phone 419. 10 tt
Sheet music, Allen. If
Cheat yourself or attend the
great sale now going on at Spen-
GERS. If.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-03-16
The French Conch Horse.

A carriage horse which combines
style ana substance always finds II
market nj good prices. For this ren-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-10
Gronfbciten ipuroen qenleloet:

Hcuc 9comte Ser Z 0 10.
Jon 2ogc."- 0ie .Sogc
Nr. 70, 5. 8. S." bat oic iolgenoen
9eomten ermGblt: eOler@roBmeiItcr,
$. 9idnlpcr; &icc . 8robnlciiter, ".
$. Miitrrap; prot. Sefretor, ". Ora
ion; Siron5 Sefretdr, George ".
Seipp; Sd)obntciiter, ". q, Smith;
Goplon. SamcS 4. IumpbD; Wor'
ihoa, 2ol,is ". @elo; Superintendent
5itr @roBlogc BON Worplono, 5, $.
Siuoc; aufleber, @nn. gomcn; gou'
Gontitc, @nl. @roion, s. s. 8rech II.
". Gill Smith.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-10

Nortnton 1T, mic @r. Sbcriuoo0, Hc.
publifoncr mo luor irilbcr ifon Gin
nal Witglico 0criclben @cborOc.
Die NolIgcicBC . HcniiionS = Cont
milton miro mlor9cn lnO Glcnltog
Die cn00illti9c HcOilion Der ltG0ti
lhen @aupcror0nlrlQcn bccrl0cn ull0
Damn miro Die 0roBc Tcrnronllnn,
mcld]cSutocrtc eng bcld)rIcbcncrS Ct p
ten unioBt, I'M Stn0trotbc cingereidt
mcr0cn. Iort miro cS m%obrlhcinIid)
}t cinem crbittcrtcn Sample fom,
men, ocrnl, mic @cbGu0c ,5nipcftor
Breton iih geliern ml90riidtc, limo
Ole llClten @ClcBe 81 0raItiih.
Die 5cbn &nlpeftorelL ipcl0c Sr.
s. spencer Glortc, Collector 0ergSoi
lcritcllcr unO 2iccn5cn, onQeitclt bat,
uuf 0urd) Die lt0otild)c Muiicr(ci.
tllna 9ctrlebencn &cQcrplmpen SIT
illd)crL bnbcn iomcit 2GG1 &Gltlcrs
@cptcrtc inlpi5irt uno 10 Seller.
pltnlpen gciunbcn bon lpelderl 20
Nro5ent olttomotiihe linb.
Gic $50. s. @orrp Sregoe 1t. Gbo3.
), SiggS crifiencn gcitcrn ais Ser
trctcr ocS SercinS Der @eidGitarciicn.
Den uno auuflcutc inn WoporS 0ii
reolt mo bottcn cine Gorfcrcn5 nit
Woppr limom5 bc5iiglid ocS Ma.
uCS, I'M Npril nGdlten ,Subrc9 in Der
0roBcn Woffcnbnlle 0Ca D. Wfili5 -9e=
ginlcnt% cine Oerucrbe . NllsItcullnO
81 pcrunitoltcr. Ger Wopor io0tc
lclnc Wtitbillfc 5lL mo morgen mcrs
ocn Die bci0Cn Scrrcn ibnl cine 2iitc
bon commcrjicllcn Srgoniiotioncn
icnocn, Die cr olli 6rcito0 Nodntittog
3 llbr ST. elmer Gonicrcn5 IN iciucr
Gmpion0s5inmcr ciuloocn miro. Sic
Nblid)t lit, cine organization III
Griln6cn ncl6c Die Sod)c in 0ic6onN
ncbn1cn ioa.
@ic ifon friibcr bcrid)tct, miro
morGen 2lbcrlO I'M Stootrotb cin @e.
Id)luB cingcrcidt ipcrOcn iiir oic ST.
nennlun0 zines Stootrot69 Gomitc'8
lilr ocniclbcn 3ncd.
9ie @obl Nufliht9bcb0r0c miro
bon ibrcr GcrmiQiQm0 iiir 1905 ci.
men llcbcridruB bon $1,000 6o6cu.
Ger llcbcrihuB lit Der cb%rcnboitcn
%%crluoltunA 0cS Gbci GIcrfa >Sonlca
+. Nubbcrt 81 pcr0onfCt.
Ntcgb6ugafanol Gonmiliion Mrs
morgcn NodnIittog 1a3 llbr ciucSi.
tlnlg boltcn mo notwithstanding Die
bier b0diten Stills . Iingcnicurc ers
nclnclt, Nr. &cn1nrO Nuen. Gbcf
S%ngcnicltr Der oltcn 2Ibjuga &unol.
Gomn1iiiion miro, mic cS bciBt, elmer
Der NiiliS &nQcnicurc mcroen. Gr
lit 5ltr 3cit in 2Itloutic GitD tbGti0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-10
SanitGts, gcrid)t.

% SoocaiGle oltrd) Sci0cu Ser Ntb-
mlngSorGunc. - Sterblidteits-
rate ser Negcr ooppclt 10 bod,
ais bic ser @cibct.
Nod) Dem @eridt 0cs @eiumobcits.
G%ommiiIGrS Or. Saue9 @oSlep crcig-
ucteu iih IN Scr pcriIoiiencn @ode
POI Soocsf0Qc IN Baltimore, qcgcn
l0S in Der 9lcidlauicnocn Modc 0cS
@orjubrc8, 2tl III 1903 mo 1876 III
1902. Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES mar
1906 pro 1000 Der 8eiommtbcuolfc-
1880 iiIr Oic @ciBcn unO 30
% iiir bic 9tcQCr. Son ocn &crltor-
bcnen morcn II i'm Nlt5lonO gcborcn;
10 mnrct Ntcgcr. &m Ban &icm.Aipl
ltorbcn #. in SoipitGlcru %, III ol-
Ocreu Snltitlltcn > Ycrioncn; 81 Sl,
Qltcltc lmlrocn gcboltcl. NlS gcboren
murocn 1870 pciBc unb 10 9tcgcrttn-
Scr 0cntcloct. 9ic bouptl0dIifItcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-10

Sin IdD0ncS mnS niitlidcS Weld)enf
fir g~macb6riec III immer cine lebens-
arohc photographic uoer cine filn't'
lcriId ~npllcnoctc Gupie clues nlten
@ilocs IN Grapon, 8aiierfarbe, Del
uocr Yaitca. Sic iduGniten aabinet'
6ilocr MIR 81 pro Snteuo.
S,ulius Srbbel, oeutld)er autobiography.
32t WprSs8 Gaps traec.
(Sftt2-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-10
2nrdsc6cnOc Sisc madD annapolis
uin .Hcnninlnnnin 3nhnH

perluiien llnion . @abnboi nm 9.05
Moreens, 40 g6enbs an @odJen.
tngen; 9.05 Morgens, Hos gbenbS
al Sonntogen. Ian lebe oen nellclt
Sobrplnn. (3iLO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-10
ltnfGac cincs Saacs.
Charles Nobnlon I'M nStoOt 6olpis
tai" icincn &erlcBltn9cn %crlegclt.--
Inocrc llnfduc.

NUuIlCS WI UClUtl 0DUlF'
tul" icircn &~erlcbun9cn c%rlcgcn.--
InOcrc llniGIc.
SIN Stoot @oipitol" Itorb 9cItcrt
Der 80 Sabre olte GbarIe9 @obplon
BON Nogcratown, mclder ais NrcmIcr
bel Der ,NcItcrn Marplon0-Gubn"
on0citcQt mar, an oen 6oIgcn Der
NcrlcBltngcrL meIdJc cr am 6rcituga-
glbcno 0ooollrd) crlitt, Dab er an Der
2i0btitruBcn arcu55ung Der oben9e.
nonntcn 0ubn BON icincm etQcncn
,3lt0 ilbcriobren muroc. Scr BUG
lultroc pl0blif 5ltm Stilitono &C.
brud)t moourf @obpIon mtf 0u9 @c.
lCilc 0%cidlcu0crt luur0c. Gbc or lid)
Crbcbcl tnnltc, luur0c Cr bon cl1enl
Moo crioBt unO iducr Ocrltiimlelt.
Ncrb dnQniBDollcr Stur5.
Ser % Sabre ultc Wilium $. Der
ger BON 9tr. 20l3, Sit-2ombor0sStr. IT,
ruclder ol5 &lltifer bel 4. g. &oui.
man ongcitelt 1T, iicl 9citcrt Dor 81
icuberQ'9 Experimentation, Nr. 219,
@cIt @crin0tonzS troBc, BON elmer
Hcitcr mo blicb bcluuBtloa licgcn. Gr
mllrOc nod Dem oNlnrplGnOcr Uni.
oeriitGtS .6oipitol" Ncbruft, molclbit
oic 2Icr5tc bcfiird)tcn, ooB CT cinen
S6GOclbrlth Crlitt.
Sctneu EerlcbungCn erie
QCu.
SCincn &Crlcbltn0cn crlc9ct lit Der
grrmicr sc Non HIoipmon BON 60
dcDSpiuc, meldlcr ont Is. 9topcnubcr
in oen oOtpitic Stcinbriihen" nobc
Spurfa' Station, bci'm &oppcln bon
MogQonS 5miidcn 5lpci ocricIben cin-
getlenmlt lpuroc.
S0entifi5irt.
Ger 2cid)num oc5 llnbcfonntcn.
mcIdcr am Srcitog N6cn0 an Der
MISUNDERSTANDING Der n@nItis
more bio-9ubn" BON cincm ,3ug &c,
troiien mo olI0enblidlid gctootct
muroe, lit gcitcrn olS O~cricligc bon
@iuiom $. Tepol, Nr. 223. DIT
ErottitruBc, iOcntiii5irt morocn. 60
roncr Or. Otto M. Hcinhorot crod)s
tctc clncn SrQltcit in Dem Sale fir
mnotbiH.
Captain @nrclop 0obetnl.
Captain Sobn :. @orcIoDL wcld)cr
am SOnntn1 i'll Noriolt oli Dem
%ootlclbootc yGdlpert" nit iold)cr
MlldDt bon cinem 0cbcl an ocn aopi
QctroiiCu mllr0e, buB CT cincn Sd0-
0clbrud) crlitt, longtc NeItcrn IN Ictlter
bieiiQcn Nobmng, gtr. 2539, ySeIt-
NorthsN penuc, al. Gr Nilritc nit
Dem &cben oapon fonrmen.
Grad mcbrcrc Hippen.
Ger 30 Sabre oIte, I'M 0icnIt Der
.N0rolihen Gettrul @obn" Itcbcn0c
Trcnller Nohcrt z. Vdrlolu bon Fr.
2616, @omp6cit.9pcnuc ltcgt i'm
oSto0taNoipitol" nit mcbrcrcn gc-
brod)elcn Hippell oarnicoer. Gr CT
lit Die &crleBungcn Qcitcrn &ormit.
tuQ, ir0cm cr 5piid)en cine 2ofomp-
the mo Die Wollcr oe9 ShuppenS
Is" an Der Gde bon Wtooiionz mo
gtortb-S troBc 9crictb.
BON cincm StroBCn6ub II.
Waagon gc~ttoften.
6rou Wou @cnnctt bon 9tr. 1920,
Sin G6orlcaitroBc, mllrbc geitern
glbeno al Der ode uon Charles. uno
@cItItrobe bon cInCm Strobenbobn.
@oggon gctroiicll, mobci tic crbcbli.
die Guetlfungcn am aorper unb AT
Den Irmcn 0npontrllg. Sic ml,roe
bon Sen Foli5iltcn 0ua mo Hoipc
nod) ibrcr @obnln9 gebrod)t.
Gem @crihtSbcriobr en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-10
2trttmr 20. Npbion,
ST. 1e7, ch.galimsre.e ttaht.

EaTage i. Notariats . 0elbipediel.
Bureau. Sbiffsfarten fir ollie
inicn. 8e'iepaiie, WedieI.
@eIopedieI hnb @Aoienoungen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-10
Sdiiisfartcn uun unb nad 9tntif.
lano.

Bon Baltimore bis Bremen: SEQ.
iiite $45 un6 $3.50; 9remen-Vnl'
iimore bis gum /. Nopember $3.50
uno $62.50; bonn l.. Nopeniber bis
1. guguit $3.50. Tunbreiie 81 bill
Iiaerem Ereiie. Sbco. s. 9irner Dc
Gp., 3immcr Ir. 3, ia Sit'2cging'
ton.Str. (323-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-10

Nr0nunNS &rcu55ug
Scr Noli5ci. = Nohocm 0ic 10.
Il5lltcn olf Nnor0mmg Ger YoliiCibcs
boroc allie Ho0cn mo 6%llbrlucrf9 De
liter bcnod)rihtigt bobcn, ooB lie 0ic
ltootildcn Ncroronungcn bHij0lidD
Der 3urlhnltitClllrng BON WuurCn oui
Ocn Srottolrcn ut0 0oS StcbcnIalict
bon @ogcn uuf Ser StroBe bcottclt
mllllcn ldreitcn tic iebt sur &crbni.
tltltg Der @ciCbCSilbcrtrctcr. rSIn nlitt,
Icrcn GiItritt lpllroe ocrGonumiiiions
b0nolcr &cnrp 3. Sbole bon Nr.it7,
Mtorfct Space, 1citern icltgcnom.
men, neil CT iiir Die 3uri6uuitcQumI
lciner Yroouttc on0eblih iuciter ais
0rei Sub bon Der 9aulinic altS0ina
mo Der ScibltollbcliBcr Samuel Hict
BON 9tr, Z II. 9, Moro . Sreoeridltr,
mllr0e arrctirt, 0u CT eiilcn Wooclt
ont Gage dngcblih l1naer olS 5fuci
Stlll0cn nltf cincm uii0 oemielbca
Flobe ltcbcn gcloIicu babe. Sr.S6olt
lteB cS lltd)t 5ltnl Ncrb0r Dor EpliSci
rld)tcr Grammar tonlmelL lonoern be
ontrogtc obltc llnlldrpeife cinen St.
ri, Fro5cB unb itellte 9iirgid)oit iiir
Ieln GrIheincn Dor Wcrid)t. Ger SoQ
dcgcn Srlt. Hice mltrOe pom aooi
@ronilun bcrlporfcn. Sr. Nice mo
lrtltc Stnllfncdte bc5cli9tell, oub ein
llltb oerielbe @ogcn aus ieiuem 3eib-
ltolle nienldls lntgc olti oericlbcll
Stelle iteben bIcibc, obcr Gin 8ciGbrt
ocnt uroercn fol9e. lino cS 10 picI,
letdlt Den gnld)cit babe. oub bericlbe
@o9cn Stilnocn lang boitcbc,
Srn Wopors @iireou ncbnten sic
Wcidmerbcit iiber ooS itre1ge @prge.
ben Der Eoli5ei 5r. Cine iible Solgc
oeS areuS5ugeS lit cS, oob Die Wogcn
beS Nodts IN Die fleinen Maeps ges
ihobcn lperben ui,o biele blodiren.
Gr Toli5cirid)ter @urlono mar &C.
Itrrn @ornlittog bei'm Wupor ultb
Iogte, III Der porbcrgebenoen Nod)t
babe Gin 6iibriuerfsbeiitpr Die g1ep
butter icinem Soiiic u~ollitdnoig blp-
dirt Gcbobt. unb er proteItire oogcs
gen. Mopor 3imonus iogte, er Mir.
DC Die 6ubrfuerfs > Sro1e n1fiten
Gienitug in Der Sisung Scr giiogets
9eboroe, iuern or lueitere 5oblrcife
geldliuerocn crluortct. nit 2 tnot'
Erofurotor itto Hepr1ientonten Der
Eoli5cibebor0e berotben nnb leben,
mas lid III Der Nn9elegenbeit tbilell
Ioiie. % CT ielbit eigentbiinler bon
8eidlGits /. Siibrperfcn lei, erfl6rte
Wnpor Siniotils, miibtc er. ipic
idIuer es lei, llnterfunit fir @ogclt
81 finNcu.
waite .Sar .asife. ting smsIans beiprst 6,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-10
Waben fir Weibnndjtcn.

Silbcripoarcn mo Stmudluden
o0cr g(rter, @eihIiifeItes @los.
"a 8eIt-2 erington- Ctr. Walters.
(Ses3, SoWdSr-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-10
Strahbnrscr @aniclebcriunrit,
ioiuie allc gun, Wnritgeidaft gcb1rct'
ben Tclifatclicn sa babcn bel

2pmis s.. Rcttbcrg,
966-96S Qeringtun.Wa rf nno
342-344 Suqins-WVarff.
Icicrtaasscidenfc anf Scitellina
1T Gfrbcn pcrpadt' in nnb aneerbalb
Der Staot bef6rbert.
Nipb20. tWt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-10
8eIoIenonn8cn uad) 7entidlano nne
Ccsfrcidl

81 "a Gents pro Marf unb 20h
Gents pro 3rnne. Borto ertra.
@ediel ausseIteIlt auf ale Sbeile
Der g8elt. 5beu. s. 9iener & &c.,
t14 Sit-2esineton.S Ctr. 3immer Wr.
8. (1SO-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-10
Ncncr G~rprcR5na nadl Ebilaoclpbia
nnO Ncm.glprf

perlGBt Baltimore tGgIit 400 Nod)-
mittogs pin yYcnuiplpunio 9ubn."
3rpci Stunoen noh Ybilooelpbio,
bier Stuaoeu nod) Nen- Oorf. Speile.
@oogou, Yorlor @nggorS uno
GouhcS. (312,16)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-10
lcr yTennipluania Sabn" ilciier
Nbcno : Gil5ns SicnIt pon Ncn-
yorf mad Hbilaoelpbia, yaltl-
- N~lcs6;uofou

gbfobrt bon Neiu.s)orf tdglth 800
glbrnos, YbilnoeIpbia $50 Ibenos;
Mnflnft in Baltimore 1927 abenos,
in Waibinsion tt.30 Nadts. SeIti-
buI . @ageons, IarIor : @oggons.
Speiiemageon Sericp.Gitp bis Ebila.
belpbin. (342,4,6).
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-10

GEM 8Crih bren
ii bermiccu II. - 2ouiS s. 9iro
bon Nr, 1919, Oioiher StroBc, Ger
Igent, uto 0cnrp Sdrllb BON Nr.
1906, Gnltcrn. gpcnue, ser nSdlep,
per" ipcIhe bon Sobn Sbonlos, eli.
ltern iltngcn Wlonn bon %irginicn,
Der einen Wonot olti cincm Iuiterns
boot oiente uno MIR $t.35 ais 2obn
bcfon, ongeihuloi9t lino, i'm oneeb-
lidy I'M 81 aus leinem 2obn Scr 500
pro Wonot %bctrngcu ioQtc, betrogct
81 buben, mur0cn 9eltern i'm mittle-
reit StationSbnuie pom Eoli5cirihter
@runton lrntcr 9itrgId)nit bent @e.
rtdItsperiobren iiberuiclen. Iie go.
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lib uto Sr. Carl anopp fungirtc alS
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-10

Vaiie sur Atiic tins SusIane beiprgt @.
Naiue. Nc. All. Ct. Vants strane.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-10

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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1905-10-05
A Lemki Pioneer.

In recent issue OF the Twin
bridges Monitor Virginia City cor
respondent has the following In re-
gard TO one of Lenihi county's pio-
neers. Mr.. Darnutzer Is IA brother OF
Mrs. Geo. l.. Shoup, and made his
home here for a time In early days;
Chris Darnutzer, pioneer OF the
Beayerhead valley, has been visiting
some OF his old friends on the Ruby
this week, talking over the exploits
Of early times. IL Is pleasant to
note that Father Time has dealt
kindly with Chris, and that despite
his "A years, he Is hale and hearty
old man. 1t Is also pleasant to see
that the old gentleman Is not COM
PEELED to hustle as he did In pioneer
days--or as Chris puts it he "doesn t
have to- -
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1905-10-05

". j. Brown and Thomas Kane
with their wives, G. q. Matbewson,
Jean Christlanson and Mrs. Ada Mer-
rift will represent Lemhi county
OddfeIlowsbip at the Grand Lodge
Encampment and Rebekah State AS
sembly which conyenes Oct. 10th at
Lewiston. Messrs. Brown and
Mathewson are officers OF the Grand
Lodge and Mr.. Kane and Mr.. Chris
Hanson were elected from Rocky
Mountain Lodge No. and Mesdames
Brown aud Merritt will represent
Anna Lodge No. "a OF this city.
Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Merritt VIII
leave this week, the former VIII
spend few days with her sister,
Mrs. Hunter, who lives near Dillon,
and will ioln the party which leaves
here Thursday, at Redrock. Mrs.
Merritt will meet the delegation at
POcatellO.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1905-10-05

Apropos Of the Idaho forest reserve
matter a special Washington despatch
To the Salt Lake Herald, OF Sept.
nth says
1.-THE forest service has published
Ia pamphlet form the correspondence
OF last summer bet ween the president
aud Senators Hepburn and Dubois,
Ut Idaho, relative TO the forest re-
serves In that state. Senator Hey
burn took sharp exception To the gov.
ernor's policy, and, appears, Enclosed
with some OF his letters a number
OF newspaper clippings bearing on
the subject, some Of them presenting
It's political aspects. Referring TO
these, the president says In a letter
dated June 10;
The other clippings you send re-
late 10 party matters, and strive to
make 1t appear that the forest re-
serve question In Idaho Is matter
OF political importance. Now, when
| can properly pay heed to political
interests | will do 80, but will not
for one molnent consent to sacrifice
the iuterests OF the people as a whole
% tho xtal ~ fancied interests of
any individual or OF any political fac.
tion, Tho government policy In the
establishment OF national forest re-
serves has been IN effect for some
time; Its good results are already evil.
dent; II Is policy emphatically In
the interest OF the people AS whole,
and especially these OF the west. |
cordially approve II, aud do not In
tend TO abandon IT,"
In Que OF bis letters Senator Hey
burn Indicated an intention 10 appeal
from the president TO congress for
an adjustment Of the problem. "
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1905-10-05

A very pretty wedding occurred al
tie nome q SIR. and MIS-. RoDt. t.
Rees near Lemhi Agency, at hleh
noon on Sunday, Oct. lst, when MI
Chester G.. Mathewson and Miss Eva
Recs we're united 10 marriage ny
Rev. :. W. Crcasey, Uf the Church
OF the Redcener.
The groom Is one OF our most popu-
lar and progressive business men.
His beautiful bride is tue youngest
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Robert u.
Rees, one VI the pioneer ranehefs OF
the Upper Lemhi valley. she was
born and raised IN this county. and
has lived here all her life Win the
exception Of The years spent AT an
Eastern college. The bride was at
tended by Miss Ethel PIKE, and Mr..
VIII Rees. brother Of the bride, acted
AZ best man. The wedding was
strictly private, only members OF the
family being present
After the ceremony an elaborate
dinner was served and later the hap
by couple started for their home IN
this city where they will be at home
TO their friends after Oct. 10th.
The bride and groom have a large
circle Of friends throughout the
county who rejoice In their napppi'
ness. The bride was the recipient OF
many beautiful and useful gifts.