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Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1905-03-30
The Gar calls lustily for help.
The Key that UnlOcks the Door
to Long Living.

The Key that UnlOcks the Door
to Long Living.
The men of eighty-five and ninety
years Of age r not the rotund well
fed, bat thin, spare men who live on
q slender diet. Be as careful as he
will, however, q man past middi,
are, will occasionally eat too much
or Of eOIae srticle of food not suited
70 his constitution, and will need .
desc Of Chamberlaln's Stomach and
Liver Tablets to cleanse and invigo-
rate his stomach and regulate hi
liver and bowels. When tins is do.
there fs no reason why the aver:ls
man should not live to old age. 10
sale by Higgins Drug Co.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1905-03-30

One of Rings Dyspepsia Tablets
after eating ever if you can eat but
little, will digest the little you do
eat, and cure Indigestion, Dyspepsia,
sour Stomach, Belching, and Weak
Heart.-Sold by Higgins Drug Co.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1905-03-30
Who said Dowie?

When you need a pill it is Away
best to buy the best. Dade'S Little
Liver Pills are the best. Try them.
They have a way of their own
Sold by Higgins Drug Co.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1905-03-30
1t is safe to say there viii be no
rebates on the Panama canal.
AgonizIng Burns.

are instantly relieved, ANA perfectly
nealed, by Buckien's ArnIca oaIve.
c. RlvenDark, Jr., Of Norfolk, Va,
writes: 81 burnt my Knee area,i-
fully;. that 1t bIistered all over,
BuckIen's ArnIca oalve stopped the
pain, and healed 1t without a scar.
Also heals ali wounds ana sores. Z5t
DIT j. H. Hill & Son druggists.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1905-03-30

For cracked hands, chapped lips,
and rough skin, Pinesalve Is the nj
cest, quickest, best cure. One appli-
cation in one night proves it.-SoId
by Higgins Drug Co.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1905-03-30

1t is up TO the American hen to get
busy.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1905-03-30
Money makes the cook go.

When you want a pleasant Iaxa-
tive take hamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets. For sale by Higgins
Drug Co.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1905-03-30

The Missouri senatorial fight is
now d free-for-aII.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1905-03-30

Pineulea Is INC am of a new dis
covery put up ID a new way. A cer-
tain cure for all Kidney, Blood and
Rheumatism. Pineuies relieve Back
ache and Kidney pains permanently.
IF you need such a remedy let us
show you the wonderful Pineules.-
Sold by Higgins Drug Co.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1905-03-30
Japan has the Russians running.
Look out for Coughs, Colds, Group

Look out for Coughs, Colds. Group
and Whooplng Cough. They are
dangerous at this seaso of the year.
They lead to pneumonia or consunp-
ton. You can prevent or cure all
such complaints with Bees Laxative
Honey and Tar-an improvement
over all cough, lung and bronchial
remedies, and the best Cough Syrup.
Sold by Higgins Drug Co.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1905-03-30

Cooks are not always what they
SEEM.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1905-03-30
PoisOns in Food.

That pesky m.5crobe of laziness
felt i'll our midst again.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1905-03-30

BY the Tonic Route

Kansas is still thinking Up new
things to do the Oil octopus.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1905-03-30
Grave Trouble toreseen.

The appendix has been much M
lipned,
The Jewish outlook., 1905-12-29

women in Western Pennsylvania She
founded the Columbian Council Of
Jewish Women in this city in 1898, and
has been it's president repeatedly. Her
active work along so many lines made it
impossible for her to give her attention to
the local council, and she resigned her
position as president, being Immediately
made honorary president.
She is member Of the Tenement
House and Public Baths Committee,
director Of the Pittsburg and Allegheny
Free kindergarten Association, an officer
Of the Civic Federation Of western Penn
sylvania and national president of the
Committee Of Peace and Arbitration. She
is also vice president Of the Civic Club
of western Pennsylvania. She has held
the office Of both president and secretary
Of the Woman's Club of Pittsburg, is
chairman of the committee on forestry Of
the state federation, and one of the
founders Of the Columbia Council School
Settlement. She personally organized
sections Of the Council Of Jewish Women
in this city, Youngstown, Altoona, Phila-
delphia, Washington, d. c.; Tarentum
and other cities. Mrs. Rosenberg is a
graduate Of the Pittsburg High School,
At union meeting of all the B mai
b 'rith lodges held here last Sunday, 112
members were present to assist in the
ceremonies attendant upon the great class
initiation. Adolph Kraus, president Of
the order was present and delivered
stirring address after the ceremony.
The Jewish outlook., 1905-12-29
Cincinnati.

The executive committee of the He
brew Union College purchased eighteen
acres Of land as a site for the new build
irgs Of the college. The land and grading
will cost about $4,000. The trustees
will soon begin the erection Of group of
buildings costing about $2OO,OOO. A
main building, to contain lecture rooms,
executive offices, chapel, ETC., a modern
library building and dormitory are all
that are contemplated at present The
dormitory will have accommodations for
fifty students and have kitchen and COM
mons room for those who wish to board
there. There will also be an athletic
field and the students will receive every
encouragement to indulge in out-of- door
sports.
The will of the late Julius Freberg
contains public bequests as follows:
Jewish Foster Home, $500; Hebrew
Union College, $2,5O0; Jewish Hospital,
$2,5OO; Home for Jewish Aged and In
firm, $2,5OO; Jewish Orphan Asylum,
Cleveland, 800; Associated Charities,
$500; Catholic Orphan Asylum, Cum
minsville, $3.50; German Protestant
Asylum, Mt. Auburn, $3.50
The Jewish outlook., 1905-12-29
Pittsburq.

Mrs. Hugo Rosenberg, who was elected
to the presidency of the Council Of
Jewish Women at Chicago last week, is
probably one of the best-lnown club
The Jewish outlook., 1905-12-29

t DOMESTIC !
Chicago.

The formal opening of the new Home
for Jewish Friendless and Working
Girls took place last Sunday. A recep-
ton was held during the afternoon. Mrs.
b. Mandl is the president Of the Home
The Jewish outlook., 1905-12-29
New York.

Isaac Guggenheim has announced he
would give to the Sydenham Hospital in
East One Hundred and Sixteenth street
a quarter Of million of dollars to erect
a new building on condition that the hos
pital authorities and directors raise a
sufficient endowment to maintain the in
stitution. The Harlem Hospital within a
few years will move to another section of
the upper East Side, and the Sydenham
will then become one of the busiest hos
pitfalls of the city. Mr.. Guggenheim also
offered to give 5000 for next years ex-
penses if the board guaranteed like
amount.
The Jewish outlook., 1905-12-29
San Francisco,

San FTdnCTSCo.
The new building Of the Young Men s
Hebrew Association will be dedicated on
January 7, 1906. An interesting pro-
gram will be presented and number of
prominent people will participate in the
exercises.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-31
SdiifSnadDrid)ten,

Ncm Dorf, 80. San, AnGc-
longt iinO bier ole Compiler 0Sctlu"
bon aopenbuQcn mo aFrin5cilin
@iftorio Soriic" Don Ct. Ibomo@.
9tbgeiobrcn lillO Die Ioulpier $50
nigin 2ouiie" nod @cnla unO
gicnpel, yWioltfe" nod 6lnltdl,
Gooij, MoIto, 9tlcrolorio etc. uno
n&aoerlono" nod Antloerpel.
Neopcl, %. San. Ger Cent
pier ,Mcptblic," pom Nciu g)orf fonl-
memo, icbtc icinc 6Nbrt nad) Hleror
oria tort.
2iperpooL %. San, Gle
3ompicr ,@corGic" u10. ollmbria"
lnnaten BON 9tew 2)ort bier al.
Sctltn 80. San. - @eIid)tet
mitroc bier ser Gompiqr o6inlano, "
pon 3cu,Dort nad) antnerpcu be-
itimmt.
9briitianianO % san.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-31
SciratBS : GiccnScu.

Die folgcnoen Seirntb5 Siccn5cll
luurOen aeitern mlSgcgcbcn;
GborlcS &reilpoIo, %, 9(nnc
Nrunoel-G ourltp, unO Wnrtba 0eid).
grabcn 10.
George Sdiuiii, -, mo Mor8o.
ret 6ritid, tS; glpplifunt @iuiom
Stiebel, Nr. 262, Siio.I Duncan.
gllep.
@iuiom 9eeperS, 4S, uno HoIic
Sob, 30; 9tpplifont Soicpb alein,
gtr. 1902, Caution llpenue.
Sronf 2onoomafi, %, uno ESil.
llama Guiilfo, D; @pplitont Antou
@ilonsta, gtr. 332, 9torO-@ npitraBc.
Soiep6 u. @bitc, 81, Nr.38, @oro-
Eottcrion.Eorf Npcmlc, mo 2lmonOn
u. Gbelton, %.
Benjamin Z. &ollinS, q, unO Aoo
Il. Gilbert; 9eioe Don @oibington,
3. &.
@iQiam i. Mic&emeu, %. mo
@elen u. RooOp, IS; 9lpplifant $.
@ormon, Nr. 1923, @reenmount.
2lpcnlc.
SomeS .. Solcp, 80, uno Worp
j. GoiteQ, 30; 9eioe Don @nibing-
ton, .. &.
George &ib, %, uno Morie @ie-
berium, %, gHr. 1876, Grncon-
TInce.
5reoerid 9ien, 20, uno aatie
9llruS, Is; Applifont Sotie i. 9icn,
Or. I'LL, EortitroBe.
Carroll &. Smitb, 30, uno antc
Gaplor, 10; Ipplifant Sames @rap,
Nr. 400, Siio.EacaitrnBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-31
Nrbciter ScreinS.G aIenber.

rSeoerotton Of 2abor" Ser.
lnntmlungen icOen Mitilpob Mbetto
IN Der .Hedobite.SoQe".
.W0belorbeiter .llltion ger. 1893,
Il. y. Of s. & s." - 8~eriammInng
ieoeu 0onneritog i'm .2abor-op.
cellm," Or. 10t1, OIt-0altimore.S If.
~9ier : Glisfobrer : Union Scr. 173"
8%erlammlung ic6en anoeren
Sonntag.
~Rai6iuilten- lul6 $ei3cr.ltnion"
8|eriammlung ieoen anoeren
9ienItn0.
nNce9cr.ltnion SIR. 90" Ser.
%Iannilun1 ieoen anSeren Sonntag
I'M Wonat, Rodinittags, I'M o2abor.
2Dceim".
n8aui6reiner.llnion SIR. Al"
Geriarumlung ieoen 9onnerltas i'm
.2ohor.2nceum"
r9iifer.llilion" geriammIuna
ieoen onoeren 0ienitog, slbenos I'm,
s llbr, I'M n2abors2 pceum".
Misunderstanding Rr. S"
8eriammllne ieoen anberen Conn.
tag, Rodutittags, i'm r2abor.2p-
cellm".
n@ddcr.llnion Ir. IL" Der.
ionrmIrng ieoen 5lueiten Samitoa
i'm Monat, Nad)mittags, i'm w2abor.
Spceum".
rarbeiter . Sronfcu. uio Sterile
Goiie, Brand sc" - 8~eriammIuna
iebcn Icsten Iontag i'm Nonat i'm
n2obor.2Dceum".
.Wtuiifer-ltnion" = 8eriammluna
ieocn erIten Sreitag i'm Monat. Dor.
mittags, in Der rWed)anics' Sole"
al Der 8eit.Sapetie. StraBe.
silt. uno &appenmader Union"
= Geriammluug icoen SamItag in
Hr. 915, Sit-Yrott.S trase.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-31
I6fnBrt5tngc ser Sampicr bon Reu.
OUrf.
Durf.

0ampicr nGolQbrio" nod Ncnpcl
an I. 6ebrllor,
0ompter Baltic" nod 2|iUcrpool
oln /. 6cbrllor.
Qompicr n9iottcrOom" nod) &ot,
tcroom am I. 6cbruor.
Compiler u&igrrio" nnd) @eopcl
ltno @cmlo an I. GcbrIor.
Compiler oGDampagnc" und)
SABRE am 2. 6cbrllor.
Qompicr oNtongoIion" na6 @la9.
golp ont =. 6ebrllar.
9ampfcr oGrctic" nod Ncapcl ulo
@cnld an 4. 6cbrllor.
0ampicr oRbilooelpbia" nady
southampton am 4. 6ebrltor.
Gampicr naroonlono" nad Amt.
mcrpcn an 4. 5ebruor.
Camper DGtrllria" nod) 2~iperpool
om 1. ScbrlIor.
Qompicr minneapolis" nud 2on.
Don onl !. 6e6ruor.
Qnmpicr r&etlo" noA aopen6as
gen am /. 5rbrnar,
Gompicr n&oiier" no6 Bremen
ON I. 6cbruor.
Compiler nSlnponin" nad Neopcl
mo @euta am I. 6cbrlior.
0ampicr oGeuti6lnno" llud) Nea.
pei ulO @elnln onl Z. 6ebrilar.
9ompier uGitto 81 @opoli" nad)
9tcupel ltno 8enta am s. 6e6rltar.
0annpicr .SCltpnic" lud) Sipers
pool nm s. Jcbruar.
'0ompfer lorraine" nod Sabre
ON 8. 6cbrltar.
0ompicr oMcdor" nod 0eopcl
uno @cnna onr #. 6c6ruur.
Gompicr nEotricio" mad Sam.
burg an II. Sebrunr.
Compiler DMeioba~ nod 2onoon
an If. 6ebruor.
Compiler n3ceIon6" nn6 Int,
luCrpcu onl II. Ic5rndr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-31

Camper st. 8nul" rod Soutb'
ompton am II. 6ebruor.
0ampfer o2uconia" nod 2iber.
pool am If. 6ebruar.
Sampler n@tbiopio" nod 0taS.
QoIu am If. 6e6ruor,
Compiler ,Stalio" nod Nenpel an
If. 6ebruur.
Compiler oWoin" nof gremeu
ON ID. 6cbruor.
Compiler n6cuig GGoo" nod So
pCnbugcn ON 10. 5cbruar.
Compiler nStotcn0om" mad Rot.
tcr6om an 10. 6cbruor.
Gompfer n&iu 6lorio" nod Sea.
pei lmO Gcmlo am 10. 6cbruor.
0ompicr ~Occonic" uod 2iocr.
pool am 10. 6cbrllor.
Compiler oNumiOion" nod @GaS.
Qolu onl tG. 6cbruar.
GuupiCr oGolroine" nod Sobre
ON 16. 6cbrlor.
Gambler .0rCturio" nud Sam.
blro ON IS. T5c6ruor,
Compiler nSrrne" nod 0capeI umo
@cnllo am IS, Ic6ruor.
Gompicr o0}innctoufa" nod Con,
6on om Is. Tcbruor.
Gambler .%llnbrin" roh Qibrr.
pool ou Is. 6cbritor.
gompfcr .Ncm.gorf" nod South.
ompton am is. Tebrtor,
Gompfcr .Iin(ono" nod 9fntlpcr.
ben ON Is. Ic6ruor.
Qonpicr .IonuoniQ" nod5 0}eopcl
mo O5cnlto an 2t. Icbruor.
Gonpfcr .aronpri,n4 nod Ore.
men an 81. Iebrlror.
9ampfcr .MfoicItic" nod Qiper.
poo( onl %. Gc6ruor.
0onpfcr .SiciGo" noh Npone(
ruo @emlo m % Gc6ruor
0ompicr .9(mItcrSom" noh Not.
tcrbnm om % Ge6rror
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-31

Der Nngefla9te mliroe 81 bier Sabrcu
ihperen &erterS umo 5ltm &erluit oeS
NoelS uerurtbeiIt. SrlopSfi batte
nit elmer nlPiaiouenbrout" operirt
uno arli @rlm0 ioli6er @oripieqcIlln-
gen cine gan5e Heibc pom &erioncn
Inn beoeltenOc Slmmcn oeidGOigt.
Gem Or, &uitorp ifminoeltc Or
lom@tl Dor, or tonnc cine reid)c Sci
rotb MAIDEN, bod hen0tbiQc cr @clO.
Seine @rnut lei oie 5odhtcr elmer
bohltcbcn0en @eri0nli6teit, Wlttcr
zines &Haben uno babe elm &crm0gcu
pom brei W}illioneu @ulOcu. Sic lei
berelt, luenl er tic bcirot6c, cine bulbc
Itilliun 0ul0eu buor uuo IN @Crtb-
popiercu 5l iciucu @lniteu III ocpo-
tircu. SrlopSti peritauo 6, oic
gon6c romontiidc @cit)idtc Dem &ro-
fallcr Nedtaampoltc 10 plolrii6cl 81
modem, 0uB or pon Oicicm oble g8ci-
tcrc5 @clobctrdQc %crlongtc. Or. @o=
torn fol0tc nud mo nud Sem 81. b.
CrIomati iein gauges &crmGgcn aus.
NlS er lclbIt nidt mcbr oeu glniorOc.
rumgcn Srlom9ti'9 cntiprrdcn foul.
te, bcluoQ or 0cn N0uofotCn Or.
G3crnD, Orlomati @clobctrdac por5lt-
itrcccn. Noh ciniacu &obrcn - 10
LANCE ooucrte Ger SduDinOcl - bottc
Or. &aitorp BON Srlomafi 1000
&roncrL Or. G5cruW 10000 &roncn
SIT foroern. llntcr 0cn GpiCrn be
fanO lid nlld Der oclttidc Ncih9tnQS.
Nbgcor0ncte S}mmlu, Ger nm G000
Wturt crleidtcrt mltroc.
Sic der McItuuS-
ltcllun9.
Die 2iittidcr McItQl3itculm0 lit
MIN in polcu Gauge, lul0 0icicr
Gage ionO oic ltcbcrgobc Scr @aulid).
tcitct in @c9cnmort oc8 Erin5cn Nl-
bert, Ser Winiitcr, GINGER Witglicocr
0c5 0iplomatiIdcu Corps, al bic
iremoldn0iid)cn GommiiiGrc itutt. IS
ioIgtc cin folt Observation-Disclosures
ourd) OoS nlSgc0cbntc, our6 ieinc
mmOerpolle lonoihoitlidc Sage be.
riidcno i60nc @clGn0c. Son Ocn
picrlmo5lpon3ig St1aten, sic ml3itcl
fen, fomnt 0eutidlmto an 5uciter
Stcllc; Nncrita ltcbt an 5iuoIitcr,
3u 9oftOrcn promopirt.
Su Der omtlideu &iItc 9crienigCn,
lpeld)c iiilglt allf Ocuti6cn llniperii-
tGteu 5lt Gottoren promopirt morocn
iinO, befinoen lid oltdJ bic Nomcn bon
5met Gmerifnncrn. 8eorgc @urtar0
olla 0rootlpu mcldcr in Miir5blW0
lcd5 muo IN WiiinGeu bier Semelter
ltll0irte, bat in Miinfen oen mebi5i.
nlid)en 9ottorgro0 crrun9en. limo
bic llniDCriitdt 6rciblrg bat @cnio-
min &%in89burp Gus [Stbnco, N..0y
oen Iitel cincS Doctor Meo." Der.
ltebcl1.
30IIncr'9 nStcrncubnn-
nrr=S upCrtiire.
Die @eip5iger o@bilbormonifer"
fiibren bellte sum critcn N}olc bic
nStcrnenbonncr Oupcrtiire" ollf,
pclhe @cinrif 30uucr oils 0unf iijr
Die IN Nmcrifu genoiicne ad)tjGbriqc
@oitircunOidait componirte. Sic lit
Dem Haitbreiter e S6eriten Rooiepclt
8Cwiontct, tr0gt einen itort ioIOoti-
ihen Gbdratter mo entbGlt 5nblrcidc
tiinitlcrii6 pcrorbcitete omcrifoniihc
&oltsmeiicn, mic oStor SponglcO
n9irie &ono," nDmntcc
0ooolc" etc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-31
Sdiffsfarten ppn nno uuf 9entId.
LAMB.

Bon Baltimore bis Bremen: Sea.
iiite $42.50 unb $44.50, 8miidenSed
$33; bon Bremen bis Baltimore:
3oiiite $50, 3uiidenbed (fiir alIe
Yaiiagiere) $34. 3beu. s. 9icner
e gp., 3immer SIR. 3. iii on.
2crington Ctr. @eIonc6IeI uto
Geloieuoungen. (323--l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-31

llcllct Frojcb III babclt mjinIdt. Ger
&llabc bGlAt nit GROCER &icbc an lei
mem &otcr.
@ubnun ull.
PHI ser n@citli6ru MorplGnOcr
@ubn" entDlciitcn bel Sigbiiclo, nobc
Ecn Mar, bic 0rci bintcritcn MaQ.
golrS zines 6ra6t5uGea in 6olgc Oc5
Ilt2brcitcnS Der Sdicucn, mo Die
MagGonS roltcn cine iebr 6obc @0.
ldJtng bcrub. &n ser &obulC, mel6c
iid orci Mol ii6erihlIQ, beionOcn iid
Der Gon0uftcur Wln. &ubn BON SigDs
liclO mo Ger Srcnnicr @co. Wcperlp
Don gettysburg, mclde babel 5lpur
ldDuer DcrlcBt murocn, o6cr nit 0cnl
Ncben 0uuon falnen. Nci0c mllrocn
nnd Scr 5lpci W}cilcn c%nticrutcn Sta
ton 0igbiiclO gcbro6t, no i6ncn
Grjtlidc @cbuHollng 81 Ibeil mllr0c.
Ger BUG irlbr nit elmer @ciGminoig,
tcjt bon 5cbn Wicilen Die Shtuoe.
Noti5Cn.
Sn Cumberland lit Der &oli5iit &.
8. @roB cntlaiien mor0eu. 0ericIbc
pertbeiOigtc icincr Belt Oic o0cutihe
@onf" gegen oic 9lnBriiie Der Gnub.
m0rocr.
&n 6rcOerid lit scr iriibere Saul.
mann Geo. @ruit I'M 2lItcr BON 81
Sobrcn al ser Shminoiuht gcItor,
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-31

&od) 9lcm 9orf ging Ger 1onpfcr
oNcuiN Clan" nb.
9remcm %. %onlor. Ger
Qoptpicr oNGojn~ lit nod 9}cp Dorf
abQciobrcn.
@onloanC, rs. &onltor. - Der
Gantpicr Stotcuoom" Don Rottcr
o0m irbr nod) NCu })orf lucitcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-31
@icScreinfiGrnng Der OnrdlanfenOen
Earlor 3 Gar sudden Baltimore
unb Itlantic- Gitp ii6er bic Selas
iunrc=RiOcr SriOaesH uute.

Gom I. 6ebruar All miro cine
ourdlmlicnoe @orGor.Gor Dem 3ilge
a~ngcbGngt ucrben, meI6er oettllnion,
Sohn6of an 8ohentugen Inn t.40
gtndmitta9S DerIdBt, in 9ItIautic.Git p
UNI $50 Nodmittog8 olltommenO.
Sir Die Hiidicbrt miro oieie Gar DEM
3ltgc Nnbdngt lueroen, wcIdcr am
mo nod Dem 2. 3cbruar an @odetl.
tagcn nm 10 llbr &ormittogS BON
NtIantic.Git obfGbrt, in Baltimore
nm 2.40 NtofmittogS anfonmeno.
(213O.3l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-31

Ilcllct Frojcb III babcu mjlnI6t. Ger
&labc b0nAt nit GROCER Sicbc an lei
mem &ntCr.
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Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-07-25
THE POPULAR" BOOKS.

A voting twelve ponrlar books has
dozen is here given in the received:
The Masquerader" by Katherine Cecil Thurston;
Marriage of William Ashe," by Humphrey Ward;
Beverly of Graustark" by George McCutcheon
the Bishops Carriage by Miriam Nicholson; "Rebecca
Sunnybrook Farm" by Kate Douglas wiggin Nancy
Stair by Eleanor Mccartney Lane The Clansman" by
Rev. Thomas Dixon SANDY" by Hogan Rice; Pam"
Edgerton Castle "The Man the Box" by
Grath: Shepherd Kingdom Come" by John
Fox, Jr.
be denied that light literature hold upon
people. Every class named may be
sufficiently heavy be cassed,
problem stories Here in this list is represented the
writing the tinsel and the bauble Save
for the characters Douglas Wiggin Ku Klux
Mr.. Dxon's "Clansman" and the ex-
dom Come" represents nothing more than good
They called good because they are bright
breezy entertaining the going public
has been mad comedy the reading public
runs to stories of lighter class Busy and women
worried by social that they have no time foi
the substantial They read the light novels II
order they may find rest and recreation. me s"
responsible for it, and reflection calm and
pose Dr. johnson and Emerson and others
of their great might we'll not have existed so ia
as good doing the majority of present
day folk is concerned.
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-07-25
What Is II Worth?
(Troy News.)

How much is an extension of 20
years in the time in which the Pot
latch Lumber company must remove
their holdings from state lands worth ?
This. is most interesting question and
one not yet finally disposed of in Idaho
politics In the Spokesman Review of
last Sunday William Dunbar presi-
dent of the Exchange bank, at Occur
dAlene City. was reported as saying:
THE demand is greater than the
mills of the country can supply. This
city. with Harrison and Spokane. turns
out $50, 100000 feet of lumber year,
but still the timber is increasing faster
than it is cut. Timber increases s per
cent year in this region, and the re-
gion is so extensive that this increase
is more than the amount which is an
nually cut"
If Mr.. Dollar knows anything about
this subject he has certainly furnish
ed some interesting information. He
| has offered most excellent reason for
the strenuous fight made by the timber
company for more time. and also eX
plains why the same company can be
expected to continue their efforts along
this line. They know better than any
/ one how rapidly the young trees of this
state grow into sa wtimber and they
know. too. how rapidly this same tim
+ Der vii increase in value. If Mr. Dol
lars estimate Of s per cent year in
| to he
! % year extension asked for he worth
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-07-25
Public Sentiment with Senator Hey
burn.
(Wallace Press.)

(Wallace Press)
Senator Hepburn is not opposing the
policy of preserving the public forests
from fire and waste, but demands that
while the government shall do THESE
things. it shall still leave the public
forests and vast areas of land con-
tanned in these reservations open TO
bona fide settlement. He has con-
tended for nothing more than THIS at
any time, and he contends Tor no more
now. He objects to the executive oe-
partment of the government withdraw
ing one fourth Of the area OF the state
from settlement and use by the crea-
ton of forest reserves which under
the executive rules last published not
only offer no inducement to settiers
within them. but so diminish the pres
emf and future wealth of the state as
to be detriment to immigration into
the portions Of the state outside the
reservations The forest reserves nave
taken from the state school lands rep
resenting a value Of over seven MIL
and the first reserves have cut the
state in two from east to west. 1hey
have diminished counties below the
constitutional limit in area; they nave
diminished present and future income
from taxable property to the extent
| of the vast areas Withdrawn. 1hey
have rendered valueless the state Wag-
| on roads already constructed through
the areas recently withdrawn WHICH
roads were built for the express pur-
nose of opening up to settlement the
very lands withdrawn. The poast VI
an finland Empire" in central loano
that should represent great seltie-
noants of prosperous people and lano
ne bor,as has been converted from q
possibility into a dream. But the peo-
n,e of Idaho will never rest until the
existing condition is changed, ana not
withstanding the Oregonlans Voluii-
+,r,. ossumption of the guardianship
of Jdfv,o and its prophesy OF evil &c
those who oppose it Idaho Will commune
her fight for the heritage of wealth. II
citizenship. natural resources ana oe'
velopment guaranteed her When sh'
was made a state. Senator Heyburi
represents the sentiment of 30 per cen
of the people of Idaho in his posl'ioi
on the forest reserve question: ana III
will be upheld by the people LOT M
action in that regard. His action rep
resents the best interest of this ans
: succeeding generations in the uphoid
, ing of the state and it's people.