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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1906-03-03
A Deserved Tribute,

1t will be remembered that the
Business Mems Association came
into being at the initiative of Mr.
]. +. Herr. at present secretary oil
the organization. During the year
many things have been accomplish.
ed. owing to the energy aud ability
OF the secretary. He has had many
unpleasant things TO conted with,
but with that determination which
distinguishes him, he has met and
overcome them all. The following
tribute from Messrs. Brett & Dun.
can is certainly deserved:
To The Commercial Club of Cald-
we'll.
Conference.-The deisre to take
this opportunity to express to you
Our thanks for the donation of the
mill site, which came to US unso-
licited on our part, as an inducement
to build a Touring mill in your city,
being a part of mutual contract of
which you have faithfully perform
ed your part.
We wish further to say that we
owe our acceptance of your PROPOSE
tion to the straight BUSINESS like
way in which your worthy secretary,
Mr.. Jack Herr, came to us as much
as to any one thing, and pause
here to say that your association
has made no mistake in selecting
secretary. And in our own behalf
would say we have spared neither
time nor means to erect one of
the most up-to-date plants which
the state OF Idaho may boast, not
the largest perhaps but the best,
and we will endeavor to place Cald-
well at the head of the list as far as
the milling and grain interest goes
and shall be disappointed if we fail
Our motto shall be quality rather
than quantity. After looking the
over carefully we decided
Caldwell and her people was a good |
community to locate among, and |
had that faith in them. We have |
invested our capital and moved our
families here to live among you, to
be part and parcel ofthis common
wealth, not to lead or dictate in any
way, only ask to be counted among
the common people and add our
drop in the bucket in advancing
the best interests of Caldwell, and
we pledge you so long as we live
in Cald we'll we will be loyal to her
Again we wish to say that we
your material encourag-
ments and thank you.
Sincerely,
BRETT & DUNCAN.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1906-03-03
CaIdwell-Boise Inter.Urban.

w. E. Pierce has returned from
the East, where he went to inter
est eastern capital in the Caldwell
Boise Inter-Urban electric railway.
In an interview published in the
Capital News Wednesday. Mr..
Pierce said:
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1906-03-03
Grand Jury.

The Grand Jury called by Judge
Smith is now thoroughly investigat-
ing Canyon county affairs. The
Steunenberg murder, horse theifs
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1906-03-03
How Is Your Spuds d?

Are they froze?
Have your cellar made of the
hollow blocks. manufactured by
Harding & Williams.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-08
Sfolen for l1bbammelic al 1roctio1

Sfplcn for 11bbannelic al Fraction
SSngeniprer er mi / ful0 Gang / no
itillingsbpgningerne peo @omline
@nonl1 ct ser %N(nleonir1g til at bltoe
inorl1lleret. 5erminen Darer finn Den<
ne Mooneo 116 og bele l0gifterne for
Sfolepenge er $40. 9ette er noget,
iom noe item enbper burbe lere, Oa Set
letter SEM iltano til at tie1e itore
@enge ii0en. MnleOningen er III fer.
8enDt Sen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-08
Skriv idag.
Koupon for fri Bog.

Sbprbalbien 2o9c go. As, .. 9.
g., bab0e ii0ite Sorsoag Mften til fin
ielifabelige 5ommenfomit til 6oroel
for Sc ifa0eliote 8rg0re / Gan 6ran=
cisco iamlet ct NOT laa pnnt Mntal
al fine Me6lemmer meo Samilie og
Ell Del Sremme6e, bbis Mntal BOG
itffert fun6e babe beret betp6eligt
ltgrre, bbis 5agen bab6e beret be6re
reflomeret. Ser bg6es paa ct nof
iaa tilfre6sltillen6e 8rogram: Mh1=
fit al Morteniens Orfeiter, Gang al
Miis Mortenlen iamt l1noerbol6=
ming al Scr. Saul Strange (af
l1ng6omsforeningen al 1905) og
5fueiptller Mrtbur 2arien ON bpis
ege11 &oncert / Sirs6ags Mftes Me6=
6elelie bill fin6es an6et @te6s / 8laz
set. Set ttlite6eperenoe B11blifum
more6e Zig fortrinIigt og 6anie6e Bag
efter me6 2ip og 2pit til en- len Scot
tettme; 8ro6erlamfun6et bar lom al
tbs en- elifber6tg 8ert, iaale6es fer
bere6es Ser 6orfriifninger al6eles
gratis. Oct ct at baabe, at Ben Sort
looming al en- ifjenfet @pnge1to1 og
en- Del B6ger, ser / Mftenens 2gb
fon6t @te6, tillige me6 sen gbrige
Snotegt maa bape gibet go6t / Sos
len til 6or6eI for set iml1ffe Gor-
maal.
1919 g 5. Ct, Dmlie's Sotcl,
Sen befien6te @jenoom paa S%poiioen,
bbor MI | laa mango Mar en- flor 9el
al Spobpel1s @fanoinaper bar inoto-
get 6eres Maaltioer, og bpor ligele-
6es en- Geffe ifan0inapilfe Setter er
afbol6te, blep / ii6lte lge al 9omi=
nican Skaters iolgt til Den ipenlfe
ct. Mnsgarius Menigbeo, Ser ejcr
&irfen be6 5ioen af for en- &ipbc-
jun al $1,000. Set er efter set ioo=
le0eS iteofunone @ierififte 0esp9rrc
/ 9iebliffet tpiblion1t, ON @ien6on1=
mems Drift Joni Eeniionat og6amilie=
botel bill blibe f%ortlot; Sc 1De @icre
tenfer poa at r61eje til 5outb 5i6e
Commercial Club, men bDis bette life
gaar / Sr6en - bporom Mfgiprelie
bi1tnof allere6e / in0eb9renbe l1gc
oil blipe truffet - CT set itGrft paa
Sale at om0anne &rlet til uSlat=
building. ~ Defte bill 1iffert / Sc
ifan6inabi1fe &re0le, ser ct bant til
at fon1me Ser | @riet, blibe paabGlt
mes megen 8eflagelle; napnlig ON
5ommerelr er @uiet me6 Sen ifpggs<
ful6e &abe ct oberoroentlig bebage=
ligt og fpligt Silflugtsite0, og eli
Sr6ning iom Ben antD6eoe CT 10 bet
iamme iom at uMogang forbpoes
ELECTROMAGNETIC. Set er ret 5fo0e,
at iffe en- eller an6en 1%tanoinabiif,
bellt 6anf, Srganiiation ber / 8pelt
bar funnel obertage gjenbommen ON
@ier paa en- iaa0on Maa6e> at 8irf~
iombeoen fnnoe fortiattes poa iont~
me eller lignenoe Bis iom bi0i1r0til.
Smi61erttb er ser 10 en6n11. ct
ibagt &oab berom, bbis CONNER
cia1 Club" ifnl6e beltemme Jig til at,
bltbe 2eier.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-08
emtmemaifin

Stemme1maittncr. Gn al Sc fdr-
le Sing, lom set l1pe 8oar0 Of Ml0er-
men. gjor0e, bar at beor0re 9Dcler=
fen til at aDertere pmSl1bno pao 1T
Molfiner, Ser bill blipe betalte for pe0
ct 1pecielt 2oon. Ser berlfer ingen
5pinl ON, at Ms1embliet bill g%o6fiel1=
Sc 6e,rne Mlbern1pnoenes Sci l11t11ing,
ioo set er nG1ten afgiort, at Mfltem=
ningerne / ct. Soul berefter bill gjg=
res pao SEN tiosmnsiige Moaoe,
buorpeo Mogmng til SnpOeri, fallf
Sptulling og %ligneuoe forbinores,
meoens5 temnterne t9lles automatic,
efterlom Sc foltes, loa at mon fjen=
Ser @einltotet itrofs efter Galget og
life iom bi0til, farlt benao Soften
eller nelte Sag, bDis 81.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-08
sfjebmcipamscr &jpretmr.

SltGo1elp0119cr N1prcttr. .Wtrs.
81. q. @bite al GA Summit g(pe.,
fom ilemt tilifo6e / Spn0ugs. Scr.
% @rs. @bite Dor pao Sci ii Sir
fe, ou noget peo Saletgjet Draft.
Mr. 8bite lto6 op / @ognen for at
gipe &110lfen Sr6re til at fipre ino /
cit 5i0ega0e, 0a &ieretejet plu6lelig
orejeoe Jig pg boa6e Mr. 8bite %
&ll0fen bleb falte0e paa @a6en. Sc
item par iii 6leDet o%r0entlig ba1ge 'pg
latte / ful0t @pra1g neooper @aoel,
me0 Mrs. @bite / 8ognen. SUN
bar roe al 5tano til at faa Sen til
at ltar10ie, ligelom en0el tililenOe
8eriorer beller life fnn6e u0rette no
get. Mrs. @bite beltemte fig 6erfor
til at ipringe uo. Sun gioroe laa,
mel1 bleb meget ilbe tilre0t, og ct
Sare for at matte 81 al fine Saar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-08

81 far ttlial9s og 11aa lGlge ltrafs
Ell goO li0en 6arm oper | @isconlin,
10 Mcres al beoite 5logs Sor0, goot
@11s ion1t m0re 6orbeoringer. 1H
Nii1 fra @p og Z Mil fra S%ernbone-
1totion; so Mil fra ct. Saul. @n
Somilie fan lepe ,goot paa oenne file
SLABS og III fan iplge Sen billigt IN
FIN $500-pg en6oa en- &abat, bbis
.5alg fan tie inoel1 to Tiger. Meget
lette @etingelier. 9ette er pirfelig
Ell goo M1leoning til at faa Jig ct
go6t Stem for en- ringe &enge, men
Set giGloer ONT at iifre Jig Sen itioe.
Mere 2aro fan faces / Merbe0en,
bbis pnifes.
@i far pgioa andre 5arme, baa0e
1er pe6 og lengere borte, babe ltore
% imaa, &rairie % 5fpp, iom hi
fan ielge billigt. 2igeiaa blot 2ano
/ Masiepis. Set bill betale fig at lie
os inoelt S figber m1oetiteos. &an
ben0e hi fan ipare g0er &enge.
.SSobfnlen 2an6 MgencD, 46 Union
8Iocf 1888 geoar ST. ct Saul.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-08

@obt rcsnet. geo 6oIfetellingen
lpnrgte Sellingsmanben en- Some ON
benoes Ml6er. vSSeg er fgot 1865"
lg0 Soaret. r0g 9eres Mano?1
vSSa, ban er tire Mor pttgre eno leg;
tire fra fem er to, altiaa er ban fpot
1862"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-08
Us@dvanlig lave Pri=
ser til lysere
kaar

' Sydvesten er Ide store Muligheders Land.
U~dsigterne til at forbedre sin Shilling er
bcdre end noget andet Sted for Folk med
smaa Midler. De kan faa mere for Deres
Arbejde OF for Deres Penge. Benyt Lejlighe-
den nu, mems Land err billigt. Landet er i
rask Fremgang. Den som kpber nu, vii
smart Sc en- By vokse frem. beboet at velha-
vende. energiske Mcnd, der som De SEW har
indset Mulighederne j Sydvesten.og benyttet
sig deraf.
Lapgs Missouri, Kansas and Texas R'y Indian
Territory, Oklahoma Og Texas er store Arealer at
udyrket Land, som endnu like River den Afgr6de
Diet kan. Der or Plads for mango forskellige For
retninger. Hvis De er tnteresseret i Sydvesten.
Wide jeg gjerne sende Dem ct frit Exemplar af
1.-THE Coming County,.
Den ste oR 19de Jun1,
3die or 17de JUL
kan De rejse specielt billigt It'll Sydvesten. Rund-
rejse Billet, god for 80 Dsge. s@lges paa allie Lin
jer i Forbindelse med M. K. & T. R'y for enkelt
Billetpris plus 81. 0'; fra Chicago til San Antonio
e. e., er Prisen $25. OO. fri st. Paul 81. so, fra St.
Louis og Kansas City $1,000. Prisen er ~betydelig
under den regu1ere. Ttlladelse til at gore Stop
i begge Retninger via M. K. & T. R'y.
Hvis Deres naermeste Jernbaneagent like kan
give Dem Priser, eaa skriv til mig ON n@rmere
Oplysninger.
w. S. ST. GEORGE,
General Passenger Agent, NJ. K. & T. R'y.
Wainwright Building ,,St. Louis, Mo-.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-08

Gen rpc COMMUNICATION. Mapor
5mitb oflogoe @mbeose0en SirS0ag.
Set lan1n1e gjoroe Sc onore 11ppolgte
@mbeosmnrb. 9ette er Mdpor
@mitb ii0ite Sermin, 0a ban flyer, at
ban life igjen bill bore &anoioot for
gmbe6et.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-08
81 iepber

81 ienber
meo @leoe 8rsDenl1rnre til en- bbil.
Ten iom BELT ASresie pao 0pfor.
bring.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-08

Sberit 8i1 fra Mlaboma, Ser bar
beret en- Sur / europa, mg6er efter
fin @iemfomit fin Sen Sobn og
iperger, ON Ser ct ifet noget igrligt
UNDER bans Sraperelie.
SSffe noget iarIigt. 50, set
er ian6t, Der er be6taget en- SOB,
bborefter set er forbuot at ifpoe
Megre.
SSorbuot at ifpoe Negrel flyer
Bill forbabiet; men oe er bog bel
lite freoeoe bele Maret rltnbt?
sa1n11enIign bette Slot, 6ets sSS,1o.
boIo, uoitpreIie, Nris og Hremier
rueo andre 8Iaoe famine prog.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-08

Mr.. c.. X. M%erriman, 80 Rush Street, Chicago,
ILL.,, stger: "Jeg foler saa vel forn6jet med
Deres Belte, at jeg like Wide tage $5OO. 90 for
det, hvis jog like knnde faa ct andet. Jeg for.
soste al Slags Medicin for jog FIX ct at Deres
Better. Det har kureret mig for Nyre-, ner-
vos- og almtndel'g Svaghed."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-08

@eo. Is. Sites, Ell tiOligere st.
saul Man6, er 0po / Butte, Mont.
Scr. Sites bar for to Nar 8eitprer
al ct. SAUL @lobe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-08

st. Paul.
). Johnien, Sofalreoaftor.
est. Paul Tidendess Kontor, Room 46
Union Block, Cedar 8 Fourth Str. "a
We'd Kjob eller Reparation at
Uhre besqg den ve1kjendte Jt.ve,
Ter Simon Nelson. FOG E. 9TH ST.,
Paul.
For de bedste Fotografier bGr
De gaa til Soderberg & Franz,
229-231 E. 9TH St. Smukt Ar
bejde. Moderate Priser.
Barber Mntum s.. Samien far op-
gipet lit 80 mes Ell @jGlo al oper
$4,000 % stftipo al omtrent 81 600.
Beo. @. Sites, Ell tioligere st.
SAUL Monb, er bpb / Butte, Mont.
SCR. Sites bar for to Mar @eitprer
al ct. 8aul Globe.
8efolfnin9en tiltaser. Ser Dor
306 6ebs1er / ct. Sal1l / Mlai Maa=
mes % 155 9sbsfalb, altioa ct Sper=
ifuo al Isl.
9eres Tpbtbj bliper be6lt og bill
lig1t repareret og Sc be0lte &erreifo
faces bos Sbn6er & @arlien, IS 50.
Z. Street.
ii Mfaancber. SEQ. 81. @rlep, for
benppren0e 81. &ol,l &oltbrlo, oper-
bepijt ON at bape cabinet 8reDe, JONI
ban ifuloe bape leperet, fit Jig till
fien6t IA Moone6er / SltgtDnlet.
@plgatba Girfcns &pinbcfurcntng
mpoer fgritfpnmenoe Sors0ug Otter
miooog bos Mrs. $. s.. Gbriltenlen,
1853 81tjep Mpc., MiOmop &igbts.
Sag 5porpog1e11 til Hrior glbe. og
9ao omfring fem 8locfs moo Nor0.
Garnipalet pao Hapne Mpe. iiges
at bare pnret bel0igt, baooe finan=
cielt og on6erlcoes. Mapor 5mttb
og Sc fleite anore Sp-@mbeoSmGno
belpgte &orninolet / Slot og Jp1ge og
bleo piltsrrnOt og giort &plen al. So,
bporfor life.
8cgraDct mnbcr Sanb. Gn San0=
0pnge folot oper @enrp Gotf, meoens
Fan bar beifj9ftiget mes at l9Sle Ell
@ogn peo 6. og @offman cts. San
blep grapet frem og lenot til &olpi=
talet, bbor 1or boober ban bill font
ME Jig.
- NGk..sr NJ.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-08

"St. Paul Tidendess Kontor, Room 46
Union Block, Cedar 8 Fourth Str.
We'd Kjob eller R~eparation at
Uhre besGg den ve1kjendte J,ye,
Ter Simon Nelson, 2o9 3. 9TH St.,

For de bedste Fotografier b@r
De gaa til S%oderberg & Franz,
229-23I E.. 9TH St. Smukt Ar
bejde. Moderate Priser.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-08

Barber Mntou $. Samien far op-
gipet lit 80 mes Ell @jGlo al oper
$1,000 % Mftipa al omtrent $1,000.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-08

8efolfnineen tiltaser. Ser par
306 5posler / ct. &ol,l @fai Maa-
neo % 155 9sbsfalb, altloa ct Sper<
ifno al 15t.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-08

&ar set Mclfcns @Dlb? 6emten
fpinoelige 5tl1benter / &an1line blep
plu0ielig iDge Iirs6ags efter at ba=
be np0t oeres @io0ags Maaltio. 9e
tror set Dor MGlfens @fplo og for
fra Sen Sag banlplt GeGlf. @feoens
intet Dposfalo in0trof, iaa Set bele
bog ilemt nof u6 for Ell Sis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-08

9cres Sobtbj bliper beolt og bill
ligit reporeret og Sc be0ite &errelfo
faces bos Sbnoer & @arllen, IS IS.
z. Street.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-08

Har gjort Tusinder Hem lykkelige.
som for Maend. Mand og Kone kan
latoren gj6r Str6mmen stark eller
Diet er Diet eneste elektriske Balte i
dens Diet er raa Legemet Du fple1
der eller bed@kker med Vabler, SON
du er svag eller i Pine, saa vii Diet k
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-08

Sit: iibbac. Gn Branomar1o, 5bo=
mos Serton, auiot | engine @uS geo.
5, mpote meo ct lGllomt l1belo ti6-
Zig Snsoog Moreen. @an ltoo op
iippne og ipa0iere0e 9anife roligt
igiennem Stengbullet. Sans Sea-
meroter bjalp baln op igien og tit
bertet 2nge. 5fjent 1lemt forllaaet
bill ian 0og fomme Jig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-08

ii Maancber. @ep. 81. @rlep, for
benppren0e ct. saul Holtbu0, oper=
bepilt ON at bape cabinet 8repe, JON
ban lfulbe bape leperet, fit Jig TIL
fien0t IA Maane6er / Sngtbulet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-08

salsct al ajpo er faloet iterft ef-
ter Sc giorte Sp0ageller / 5lagteri=
ernie. Soft lioe life laaleoes at ipile
Sing, ser far beret n0lat for cit laa
l1bu,nif 8%ebon0ling al ifi6ne ltnen=
neifer. Megerlppt! Mei Sat, life
for %.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-08

@gtcifabstillabelier. 6. 8. Gar
ie1t og <tb Cooper, Cigar 81. S1ion
og Mnnie 6. 6inloft &ap 6. Gilbert
og Girginia 6. Carlton, @arrp Ee-
terlon og San S. Sloggn Samuel S.
Miller og @jertina @arlien> Gbarles
S. &eterion og Matil0a &ral, &icb=
or0 Sobnion % 8esiie geellon, @0z
moro Sacoblon og &attie &oitcber.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-08

Mr.. H. c. Webster, Eldora, Iowa, skriver:
"Deres B@lte gjorde for mig just hvad De
sagde, at det Wide. bet mar kureret mig for
Rygsmerter. Gigt og SvaRhed."
Mr.. Theodore Smith, SO Howe ST., Chicago,
I'LL, siger: ''Deres elekt-iske Belte har fuld-
stendig gjengivet mig min table styrke".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-08

Gaa spnbaa Mftcn taler Eaitor.
Spcbian poa @ngelif i @ol9atba Sir
fen oper Sbclnact u&arafterer" &o-
ltor 5pebien par i iin 5iO HrGlt for
5pmGno og oil peo oenlte Mnlebning
gipe fine Slr6trpf al Sc eicnoommelige
&aratterer ban far mpot blan0t Dem.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-08

@olgatba &irfcns apinbcfurcning
mpoer fgritfonrmenoe Sorsoag Otter
miooog bos Mrs. $. 8. Gbriltenien,
1853 @uiep Mpc., Miomap @igbts.
Sag 5porpognen til Nrior Mpe. og
gao omfring fem Blocfs mos geor6.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1906-01-10

soldiers, or would enable the author
tiles TO transport material, is only in
conse qnence of the French prepara-
,ions, and must not be taken to in
dicste any hostile design on the part
of Germany, whose peaceful iDten.
tions remain unchanged. The step
taken lie due to the conviction, long
held and acted upon bere, that the
best preservative If peace is complete
preparedness for any eventuality.
The word war is not used because
such word in itself would be q
provocation, and every interest, both
in and outside the Government,
shrinks from such a possibility, un-
less it be small group of military
men. The Government will prebab.
ly regret the publication of this in
telligence, but it's transmission seems
necessary to proper understanding
of the drift of events and OF how
both France and Germany are
Strengthening their diplomatic posi-
tion on the eve of the Moroccan con-
ference by material preparations.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1906-01-10
EXPRESS POUCH STOLEN.
Loss Occurred Between Augusta
and Washington.

That large amount of money,
probably as much as $4,000, was
stolen from a Southern express COM
pany pouch between Augusta aud
Washington is the story sent out
from Washington last night by the
Associated Press, as follows:
"Washington, Jan. Al develop
ed today that about $4,000 was
taken from an express pouch be-
tween Augusta. Ga, and New York.
The Southern express company re-
ceived the package at Augusta. From
there it went to Columbia, s. G, and
arrived in Washington early Sunday
morning. The Adams express COM
pany then sent it to New York and
there the loss was discovered. Of
6cials of the express company are
making an investigation but nothing
has been found 40 far to indicate who
took the money
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1906-01-10
Kaiser Prepares for War.

Berlio, Jan 3-The railway ad-
miris.ra.ion placed orders last week
for 20 600 freight cars, at cost of
$50, 100000. with manufacturers Of
five countries, stipulasiug delivery
by the middle of Februsry. besides
utilizing the car works of Germany.
Inquiries made regarding the reas-
obs for urgency resulted in obtaining
the statement that the ordering Of
the cars was a precautionary mess-
ure, the general staff desiring to be
ready to move troops if necessary by
the first of March. This is only a
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France, which, among other disposi-
tions. include the movement towards
the German frontier of Blk regiments
of artillery, or 1S0 guns. The order
ing of these freight cars, each of
which would accommodate forty
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a Christmas Trip.

Mr.. Editor, my wife and I LIT
home on the 22d Of last month for
Christmas trip. We boarded the
train at 1915 %. at Gilbert, S c.,
and landed in the city of Anderson at
730 p. %. We left Anderson by
private conveyance at s p. IN. for
Townsville, q distance of seventeen
miles west of Anderson, and arrived
in Townsville at II As p. N. Ander-
son is beautiful city with popula-
tion of IL 600; it has in its city limits
nine cotton mills, two oil mile, four
banks, six sale stables, three lumber
plants, one fertilizer mill, fine school
buildings, and the finest court house
in this country. It has water works,
e!ectrict cars, and the town is beauti-
fully lighted Up with electric lights.
Ten miles west of Anderson fowes
the great Seneca river. There is
the great power house where they
generate the power to light up the
city, run the cotton mills ana street
cars and lumber plants, gineries, &c.
The dam across the river is forty feet
high and eight hundred feet long,
and they have forty.fve hundred
horse power, running four dynamos.
The city of Anderson has very fine
farming country to back it up. Some
as fine farming land as there is in the
State. Her people are prosperous,
happy and kind hearted.
Townsville is a beautiful country
town. 1t has four stores, one oil
mill, chees factory, three. churches,
one fine school building, two gineries,
two blacksmith shops, and will coon
open up bank. It is located in
fine farming country and has very
fine view of the mountains. This is
delightful country to live in.
g. W. Lewis,
Townsville, s. G, Jan. l, 1906.
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