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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-04-07
Guluniiten i'm 0efahr.

8innipeg, Wfon., 81. MGr5.-
Die brittle 9l6tbeilung Der @rfilriion
Der &eimlt6tteiu6er, lpelhe Soronto
leeten Gienitag nit ungefabr 600
Goloniiten fiir ben gtoromeiten Der.
laiien batte, erfubr cine Gntgleiiiing
bei 3rDDen 50 Weilen 0Itli6 bon
Hot Gcrtoge. Cine &ettungSnonn-
ifoft ltno s(er5te lino bon 9iat Tor'
toge naG Dem S6auplabe Oes lln-
gliids abgegongen. 8ie 2ofomotipe
uno bier Der Eerionenmogen blieben
i'm @eIeiie, Die folgenoen o6t Yerio.
nenluagen entgleiIten. MebrereEoi.
iagiere, beren gtamen uno geltim-
mungsort bisber nitbt feltgeiteIlt
neroen fonnten, erlitten Shnitt. IL.
Gnetid @unoeiL oo6 milroe 9tie.
nono idiper perlebt. Die 0eru1.
gIiidten tperoen bier iii Sotels bon
bieiigen aer5ten beballoelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-04-07
Gpmmanouiuedliel.

BenIocola, SIa., I. slpril -
8ice.aomirol &oblep .. @pans iiber.
nobm bos Commando oes Shlaft.
ifliii.@eIdpuooers ser norootlanti.
l6en iSlotte, ais geabfolger @ice.
9lomiral Barriers, ipelher peniipnirt
iuoroen lit. Die @erenlonie oerIief
einfod, nber einorildspol. nno IdloB
Den iibIihen SallIt BON t3 9anonen.
i6iiiien ein ioluobl fiir ben suriid.
tretenoen ols fir ben neuen Com.
manoonten. 9epor ole Commanders
flagge bon Der saeoriorge" omf oas
nele 6laggihiii. ole Maine" ae.
brad)t wuroe, belt glomirol Barter
cine fitr5e 9IbihieoSouiprad)e au Ole
Oiii5iere uno Ole NonnIhoit. gr
muroe Johann ourh Ofii5iere Der
SSlotte in Dem glomiralsboot oil Sas
2ano gerlloert, nobel ole Gapit1ne
Der SdIa6tihiffe in ibren Sdnefl,
booten ibm ooS 8eleite goben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-04-07
Gin Stnoenten.ltlf.

Gbicago, Sa., /. 9lpril. 9rof.
@obert s. 0ioloif bon Der y9tortb.
iueltern llniperiitGt," ipelher zines
slbenos on Der Ode BON Springlpooo-
Vonlepar6 uno 9enion,gloenue BON
5pei ieingefleioeten 0amen nit Dor.
gebaltenem Nepolper llnt ieine llbr
lno iein Yortemonnaie nit 33 Dol,
lars Snbolt beraubt moroen mar, lpor
nidt penig eritollnt, am ndditen
Worgen bei'm 9etreten ieineS alni.
ien5inlmers auf ieinem Bulte ieine
llbr mo iein Yortemonnoie nit Dol.
lem Ssnbolt lpieoer5uiinoen. 9rof.
9ioloff lit eiirig bemiibt, Die geriiber
ansiinoig 5u MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-04-07
sscner ani Der ,Nrimatea."

gtew.Srleons. I. 9lpril. -
Sm 8alm oes oltreidiihen Gam
piers a9lrimatea," lpel6er beinabe
ieine gun5e 2aOlns, beitebeno aus
@etreioe, 9aumpolle etc. OIL goro
genonmen bate, ipuroe 5euer ent.
oedt. @s muroe 10 pieI 8oiier in
oas Sfiii gepiinlpt. oab eS in @e-
iabr gerietb, 81 iinfen, uno idlieblih
mliroe eS III Der gf1be Der Stippe.
iant.0odS ouf ben Strano geiebt.
9aS Sdiff itammt aus 5rieit uno
bat einen @ertb bon 100000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-04-07
2IuSfluq erIitt untGrociicn fcinc In
terbrehung.
Grlei6terungi in @uriS.

terbrehung.
GrIeihterungi in YoriS.
&ori8, 81. MGr3. - Sic 9}oC6.
ridt Dab aoiier g3iIbclm'$ 9eiud
in Gongcr obne It6rcnoeu 3mii6cN-
foIl berlicL purOc bier bon oen 9c,
onten pic bon Dem Eubliflm I'M
9IQgemeinCn nit einem Seuf5cr ser
Grlcibterna pernonmen, Olun
bate iebr geiiirdtct, OoB iid irgcn0
GhpoS erciqncn m06te, mas Sbmics
rigteiten berbcifiibren founte. Seine
Nioicit0t botte in Gonger cine frclno.
iAoitlibc Gonicrcn5 nit Dem fron53.
Iii6cn @cIh0itStrdgcr, ucIGe bier
8rltno 5u Gommcntoren giebt. Die
fur3c Sprode ocS &oiicrS on oie
0eutid)c Delegation in Gongcr pertr.
Iabt bier obgIcjb iic Die Ocuti1e
llnterltiiBung Der SoupcrGnitGt Wiu.
rofto'S chuoS bctont, fcine crnitlibe
lhBufrie0enbeit on iic ais Sen natiir.
Ii6en 9IuSmuhS elmer 0clnonltrutiucu
NcgriI6lmg 6ctrnbtCt miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-04-07

ihe mo oagemeiu befrieoigeuoe Gr.
leoiaung Der @erggeieb-gtoocIleu I'M
prCuBiicben 2ou0toae nidt ionoerlid
iino.
Erof. @iIb. Sudeu fGGIt in
SbHma6t.
g8ic aus 9ormitaot tclegrapbiid
9cmelOct miro, lit Der befunnte @e.
ihihtSiori6cr Brof. g8il6clm Snden
bon ser llniOeriitdt @icBen pG6renO
elmer 9tc0e, oie er bel einem SeItutt
am bcrtigcn &orobeno bon 8is.
nord'S @e6llrtStug belt, obnnGhtig
5nIanlnlen 9ebro6en. Die 9ler3tc ge.
ben Der Sofinling NmmL Dab boS
llmuobIieit ocS inn 67. 2e6enSiubre
Itcbenoen @clebrten mr Elm porii6er.
gcbenbea iein miro.
Gin 3miibenfaII.
Gincn GuBerIt bcmerfeuSluertben
3mildeniull ans ser Belt oeS g(uf.
entbuItS 0cS &aiicrS 99ilbelm in Gil.
iu6on meIoet Die ,9foro0eutIhe Pill.
9emeine 3citllng." 9ornob empfing
Der Soiicr oud cine 0epltotion oeltt-
lder Io5ioliltiider @loSorbeiter aus
Dem benobbnrten Somora, pelhe
ibm cinen iiI6ernen SeIler ais Sul.
otgungSgeident iiberreihte. Die Ga.
be bat, mie 0oS 9Iatt biu5uiiigt, cine
intercliunte &or9ei6i6te. 9ei Der 9e.
i6llBfaihmg iibcr oie Sroge, Oh bem
Soiler Elm @eIhent qemo6t lueroen
Iollte, menoete cin @loSorbeiter Elm,
@ebeI miir6e nit eincn iol6en
S6ritt ni6t einperItonoen iein 0u-
rouf eriuioerten ollie 9lnocrcn:
~9ebel imO bie @erliuer 1orteiIei.
tlng geben ims gti6tS an. 8ir lino
freie Wi1nner, lun0 mem ser &oiicr
ms 9IuSlono fomnt, iuoQen audi mir
ibm bul0igen."
Der Soiier mor bon oent lponto-
ncn 9Ift Scr io5iaIiitiideu 9(rbeitcr
lebr befriebi9t uno ipenoete ibnen Elm
groBereS @elogeibenf.
Die oSGgIicbe Hunoi6ou" erfGbrt
bon einem @eiuGbrSmnnn in 5anaer,
OoB Die @eiuobner Moroffo's bobIt
en3iidt limo iiber oen @eiu6 6eS Goi.
ierS, in Sonoerbcit oie Spanier, iueI-
be 5rmeilt itorre Gepnhlifnner Iino.
Selb tim orb in 8ien.
@robeS gllfieben erregt in 8icn
Ser Selbitmoro oeS oellti6-notionn.
len HeidsratbS .9lbgeoroneten Or. 6.
MoIffborot nel6er Die Stoot Wtor.
burg III Steermorf bertrot. GS lit
betonnt Dab @olffbor0t Our6 cin
imbeilboreS SciOen geplagt iuuroe,
lno er bate ol6 mieoer6olt fein
Sebl oorouS 8emodt ooB er oeS 2e-
benS iiberoriiiiig iei. Sein por5eiti.
ger Soo miro in alien 0eutidy.notio.
ndlen &rellen lcbbuft be0nuert.
Sfft5ier ais Q uer6af.
tet
Wlener 9lGtter mcIoen oie @er6of. |
tllng zines itolienii6eu Oifi3iers, Der
nodtIiber g8eile i'm 6eitungsropon
bon Fola, oem SolptfriegSbofen BON
Seltrei6- -llngarn, lanoete. 9llS er ui. |
iltirt muroe, botte er 5ablreidc gld.
ne bon gefeItigungen I'M @eiib.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-04-07
Sparbanf itcllt 3nblnng Gin.
Grei ipibbilbiidc 9Ingeitellte iii6reu
Olrd lmteri6Ieifc 0nS 6oQiment
bcrbei. - &cnmtrclltcS @clo IN
Spcfulotioncn pcrloren.

SptllllUlIuItIl pcrlpCell.
2oroine, 8, 81. MGr3. - Die
DGiti5enS SnpinQ5 9unt" bat oic
3obllmq cingeitcut mo i6rc 9lffut.
rem oil Z. j. Sander oIS 9Iiiignatar
iibertroqen. SSbr &upituI. 6etr1gt
$4,000, Die @eiommt SiiliSaucIlcrl
belollien iicb ouf $379,849 uno Die
inNiOi0uellen Gepoiiten ouf $3t3,-
049. Die @nt0eflmg, Dob orci 9ln.
geItellte Der 8anf 5riommen chun
$4,000 bcrlultreltt bnbCn, peron.
laBtc 0ie Notwithstanding. Der
ueritorbene s. Z. 9cdmit6 bon Scr
perfrodteu oGiti5euS Notionnl 9nnf"
in Oberlin mar bis Dor etun fiini
&obren ald &rGiiOent ser rGiti5en8
SauingS 8anf.
Sr. 6oneder, ser oegenmGrtigc
Yr1iioeut Der 9onf, erfldrt ib iibcr-
5cltgt, Dab Die Gepoiitorcn Nidt5
Derlieren mer0cn. sserner tbeiIt CT
NIT, ooB 6ie @unf uic irgcno meIbe
TranSoftionen nit Scr SSrou GboO.
mid oOer ibren tSrelrnoen 9cbabt
babe. Die orci 0eirauoanten lino
nod ni6t ucrbaftet, Doben ie0odb ser
8nnt ibr gon5e5 8erm09en 5ur Ser.
iiiglmg geiteQt. Sic itan0cu orBer-
Dem inter $4,000 @iirgdbait, 10
Oab Der Gerluit Der @anf fciu icbr
enormer iein miro.
G0uarO &onecn &oiiircr Ser
Spar6onf. gicbt 3iI OoB cr baupt.
iddlid fiir Oie 3obllng5cinitelhmg
perantmortlib lit, Gr bat OoS bon
ibm peruntreute 8eIO 0ur6 Spcfls
lutionen perloren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-04-07
summer So3en in 0eet,ertotpf

= Summer So5en IN geehertoipn.
N..Y, luelher lid fiir5lid) NIT SRI.
Soll aus gudton oerbeirotbete, lit
BON Sobn Soll, bem 9ruber ieiner
6rn1L iuel6er gegeu Die gerbinoma
opponirt batte, 10 idiper oimb eineu
S6nB pertuirnoet iuorOen, oaB er balo
ourani itar6. sllS oer illnee Che
mann 5niamntenbrad, 5oe er ieiile
S6llBpafie uno brodte Sall cine 10
idnere gerletiing BET oob and 2ee.
terer baIo oorauf ieincr gerleb,.ng
erlag,
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-04-13
A FOOLS Paradise.

For the first time 10 our city
will be presented q New York
comedy built on entirely new and
original lines, dealing with the
characters from society's ranks Of
ladies and gentlemen, therefore we
are assured of Witnessing elegant
wardrobe and the cleverest acting
our talented players have been
called upon to portray.
The directors Of the Y. M. G. A.
have the business management OF
presentation and Mr.. Mitchell ex-
elusive director of the stage. Every
one should lend every effort to
make it the biggest benefit ever
given in Grangeville as the entire
amount of proceeds go to the treas.
ury Of the Y. M. G. A. and each
ticket goes to advance the cause ol
this grand institution. The tick
cts will be on sale Saturday, April
l5. Get them early and follow the
crowd.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-04-13
Say They Will Build.
The Tribune yesterday says:

The Tribune yesterday says:
The Tribune yesterday was
given the opportunity Of reading in
detail the telegram received by
Jno. P. Vollmer relative to the N.
P. plans reference to which was
made several days ago in the news
paper. That the author of the
telegram is in a position to speak
with authority relative to the plane
of the company there can be no
question. Also there can be no
doubt that it has been the plan OF
the company to build to the prai-
rie this year. In the statement
asking the public to be patient for
a few weeks, the telegram explains
that it is necessary for the distribu-
tion of merger stock to take place
before the company will be prepar-
ed to carry out it's plans. 1t is
also suggested that the awaiting of
the time when the stock shall be
distributed has delayed an announ-
cement up to the time of the re-
ceipt of the telegram by Mr.. Voll-
mer which came in response to an
urgeut inquiry made by him.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-04-13
WHITE BIRD REBUILDING.
The Salmon River Town will
be Better than Ever.

F. NJ. Mitchell of the White
Bird electric light plant was doing
business in town Tuesday and re.
ports the Salmon river metropolis
rapidly recovering from its recent
fire losses. A number OF buildings
are rapidly nearing completion
and it will not be long until the
town will be in better condition
than it was before the fire. +. z.
Taylor has his new hotel building
well under way and a meat market
already established in a portion OF
it. Leo Freidenrich is gathering
material for a large new store build
ing and will begin work in a few
days. Cooper & Dixon have sold
their saloon business to q Mr..
Porter Of Lewiston and will erect a
new building on the old site.
Sherman Galloway, G. Greer and
Ben Davis are each building new
residences and have them almost
completed. Lester Horncr has
purchased the Model hotel Of j. l..
Upton and Mr.. Upton will move
to Cottonwood.
Quite number of other sub
stantial Improvements are under
consideration and White Bird
promises to he one Of the busiest
towns in the county this summer.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-04-13
Auditors Fees,

The busiest office in the county
is that Of the Clerk and Recorder
which not only receives fees in ex-
cess of the running expenses but
turns goodly sum each quarter
into the county treasury. During
the mouth just ended Auditor
Overman has received in fees the
sum of S2l69.9O. 1t is an incnease
Of about $500 over the receipts OF
the same period last year and is
largely due to the numerous trans
fers in real estate on the Prairie.
Heretofore the principal source OF
revenue has been from the mining
camps but since 1908 the business
from the agricultural districts has
greatly increased while the min
ing location and transfers have d.
minishcd. The large amount OF
business transacted in this Office
requires the utmost care and Idaho
county has been very fortunate in
having officials who are thorough
ly competent and can keep the
work perfectly systematized.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-04-13
BUILD THE
RAILROAD
Big Mass Meeting viii Be Held Here
Saturday.
PERFECT COUNTY ORGANIZATION
Other Meetings on the Prairie
During the Week.

The advisory committee which
has charge of the work Of solicit
ing stock in this county for the
railroad from Lewiston to Grange
vile. held a meeting Tuesday and
took the necessary steps to perfect
the county organization. There
was full attendance and every
one present worked with an en-
thusiasm which showed how
thoroughly in earnest the people
are in the matter.
1t was decided to call another
mass meeting in this city on next
Saturday, April Is, at which time
the plans for constructing the road
will be thoroughly discussed and
explained to everybody. 1t is the
desire OF the management that
everyone should be fully informed
as to the plans before being asked
to subscribe for stock. They also
wish it thoroughly understood that
at the Saturday meeting there will
be no soliciting and the people are
asked to attend, ask questions and
reason for themselves whether or
not the proposed plan is feasible
and likely to prove successful.
Apart from this the committee will
at that time apportion the county
into districts and arrange for SOL
letting committees to take charge
of each district.
At the meeting Tuesday it was
also decided to hold mass meetings
at other meetings on the Prairie
during the coming week. The
time and places fixed are as fol-
lows:
Denver, Friday, April 81, at 2
p. M; Keuterville, Saturday,
April %, at 10 a. m; Cottonwood,
Saturday, April %, at 2 p. m. At
none of these meetings will the
people be asked to subscribe stock
and a number OF the committee
will be psesent to give full infor-
nation to all who desire it.
The matter of a railroad to the
Prairie is of the greatest import
ance to the citizens OF this county
and all are urged to attend these
meetings and at least acquaint
themselves with the plan by which
it is proposed to build it.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-04-13
GRAND MASTER COMING.
Odd Fellows will Gather here
Next Thursday.

Grand Master Frank Martin OF
the Odd Fellows will pay his off,
cial visit to the lodges in the north.
ern part of the state during this
month and will be in Grangeville
next Thursday, April 90 He has
cent out the following letter which
is self explanatory;
GAS grand master, l will visit in
your section Of the state at the
date named above, but ON account
Of q great amount Of private bust.
ness it will be impossible for me to
visit each lodge. / have therefore
tried to make my visit at q center
where the neighboring lodges could
meet with me, so that l might re-
ceive report from the lodges and
il possible, be Of some service to
you. It is great disappointment
to me that l have no more time
for these official visits as / realize
the good that results in thus ming
ling together and exchanging coun-
sci and advice.
l earnestly urge the lodges in
connection with the one where ]
visit to have their entire member
ship so far as possible attend and
we are sure the great order we all
love will be strengthened. If it is
not possible for the lodge to attend
in body then let such members
as can come be there 80 they can
report to their lodges when they
go home"
At his visit here the lodges at
Cottonwood, White Bird, and
Denver are requested to be present
and extensive arrangements are be-
ing made for big meeting. The
Grand Patiarch of the Encamp-
ment is expected here at about
that time and it is probable that
he will accompany Grand Master
Martin. The Grand President oil
the Rebekahs is expected here about
thd 25th.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-04-13
Will Ship. Ore.

The great Eastern mine at Pitts
burg landing ON Snake river will
this week ship 100 tons Of ore to
the Tacoma smelter. This proper
ty is owned by ]. L. Eckert, Geo.
K. Reed, and Ezra Baird, and the
ore was taken out three years ago.
Since that time but little work has
been done aud the ore has been
lying in sacks awaiting better
transportation facilities: The new
river steamer, Mountain Gem, hai
taken the contract to deliver the
rock at Lewiston.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-04-13
INSPECT BIG CREEK ROAD
Commissioners Will Be al
Warren April "a.

At the meeting last week of the
state wagon road commission in
Boise it was decided that two trips
Of inspection shall be made at once.
The first will be of the road it is
desired built from Emmett to
Marsh, which would afford nearer
route from Emmett to the present
with the Thunder
Mountain road.
1t was decided that the COM
missioners should leave Weiser on
April 15 and proceed to Warren
for the purpose of inspecting the
route of the proposed road into the
Big Creek section. The two com.
m i 8 g. sioners will arrange a
number of preliminaries and they
will be joined by Governor Good.
ing, at Warren on April "a. The
three will then complete the work
of inspection.
Allthe routes of roads asked fol
have now been chartered on tht
commissions map and tabulated
statement has been prepared show
ing each proposed line, with tht
distance, estimated cost and othel
data. The total estimated cost o.
the road asked for is 1921 500; tn,
states proportion is $110.75O.
The total appropriation for roat
purposes is $50, 900. so it will b.
seen that the co m m isl SION
discriminative powers will b.
taxed.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-04-13
Killed in Mine.

While at work on the 14OO foot
level of the Never Sweat mine,
in Butte Montana, Fr day,
Thomas McGree and John Brady
were caught by cavern and in
stantly killed. The unfortunate
men were buried beneath several
tons of dirt and rocks, and it was
several honrs later before their
bodies were recovered.
Thomas McGree was a brother
of Nick McGree of Mt. Idaho and
was we'll known in the mining
camps of this county having work.
ed in the Hump and Thunder Mt.
The remains were buried at Butte
Monday,
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-04-13
Basket Ball.

A hotly contested game Of basket
ball was played at the gymnasium
last Friday night between the
ladies' and mems clubs resulting
in score of IA to 8 in favor of the
latter. The ladies did some very
clever work but were out classed
by the superior strength Of their
opponents,
Another game is arranged for
tomorrow night between the young
men of the town and the winning
team. After the game there will
be meeting Of the Y, M. G. A.
trustees to again consider the mat
ter Of opening that institution.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-04-13
Visiting the Coast.

There was quite an exodus of
Grangeville people last Sunday all
bound for coast points in search OF
pleasure and rest. There were Mr..
and Mrs. A. g. Laningham, Mr..
and Mrs. A. F. Parker, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wax and Mr.. and Mrs. Fen
Batty. Mr.. and Mrs. Batty will
visit in Portland, while the remain.
der of the party will 60 to southern
California. They will ali return
in a few weeks,
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-04-13
Report Grangeville Sold.

1t is reported that the Silver
Giant Mining Co. of Spokane,
through its agent, F. s. Earnest,
has purchased the Grangeville
group. 1t was expected that the
company would begin operations
April lst. The company plans to
have a reduction plant in opera
tion this season. This is about the
"steenth" time this property has
been reported sold within year.
Hope it is true.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-04-13
Arbor Day.

State Supt. Of Schools Miss May
Scott, has sent out circular,
naming Friday April 2S as Arbor
day and requesting all public
schools to observe the day by plant
ing trees and suitable literary ex-
ercises. County Supt. Carpenter
is also taking an active interest in
the work and will endeavor to
have every school in the county
observe the day.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-04-13
Now on Sale.

Those dainty things for the
most refined taste. Those hats ut
Miss Moore's, quality above par,
prices below.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-09-09
His Only Wish.

Nothing so touches the heart strings as
the loss of a favorite child. Anyone who
has experienced such a misfortune will sym
pathize with Mr.. n. J.. Lewis of Newberry,
Florida, who writes: a am so thankful
that l have found a cure for dysentery. For
three years | have been troubled with this
disease. Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy was recommended TO me
and has effected acure. When it comes back
one dose is all that is necessary to set me
right. | only wish | had known about this
remedy a year ago when my dear little baby,
one and a half years old, took dysentery and
lied in three DAYS. The doctors tried to
stop it but failed, and | buried my very
should be without this valuable remedy"
For sale by Mrs. Ii. NJ. Schneiders & Co.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-09-09

Engaged people should remember,
that after marriage, manv quarrels can
be avoided. by keeping their dipestions
in good condition with Electric Bitters.
s. A. Brown, OF Bennettsville. 5. G.,
says: ''For years. my wife suffered in
tensely from dyspepsia, complicated
with a torpid liver, until she lost her
strength and yigor, and became a mere
wreck Of her former self. Then she tried
Electric Bitters, which helped her at
once, and finally made her entirely well.
She is now strong and healthy" Mrs.
II. W.. Schneider, druggist, sells and
guarantees them, at SOC a bottle.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-09-09
How TO Make Love.

This is Ezra Ksndall's receipt for
making love: Get as close together as
possible without sitting on n another.
Join hands just tight enough to give
flavor add a few signs and the whites
of two eyes; have them rolled well; let
the left arm go to the waist aud-don't
stir.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-09-09

The State Board of Medical Ex-
aminers has $4,000 in its treasury and
proposes spending it in the prosecution
Of the mal-practitioners Of medicine in
Nevada.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-09-09
New Saddles
and Harness

California" Saddles, Single
Buggy and Double Spring
Wagon Harness, Headstalls
Plain and Fancy Bits, Whips,
Brides, Collars, Spurs aud
general harness furnishings.
All kinds of repairing done.
NO CHEAP GOODS
ALL GOOD STOCK
Boots and Shoes, Slipper Binding, Elastic
Cores, Back Straps in Shoes, School Bags,
Etc, repaired in an up to-date manner. A
Singer Universal machine used fer sewing.
Thomas RosseIIi,
South Main st. Eureka, New
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-06
Dos q Ia cdTce|
La Corte de Guayama conde-
ma a dos republicanos por
delitos electorales.
ASH Sc MORALIZA
Un ano de preside con traba-
jos forzados y pago de
costas.

Aver, tarde, va en- prensa la edi-
ci6n de este peri6dico, recibimos un
despacho de Guayama que dice asi: