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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-10

abroad if we can. | hardly know, however whether
we have been correct in this assumption. 1t seems
of good right that the travel instinct should be in the
blood of the denizens of globe which, not content
with whzzng through space at the rate of sixty
six thousand miles hour, also watzes giddily
round its axis like dancing dervish
If we accept the chronology of Genesis and assume
that the birds of the air have preserved their customs
unchanged since their creation find in their
migrations mania for travel of antiquity which
is at least respectable And it should be noted that
their journeys were not merely the gradual spread
ing of living things over an empty world, but were
as distinctly of the nature of winter trips to
genial chimes as the New York millionaire's annual
visit to Florida or Southern California. No human
madness for travel can exceed that of the curious
little rodent called the emming, vast hordes of
which migrate periodically from their native
tains proceeding obstinately in straight direction
according to some authorities always toward the
west), swimming rivers, traversing towns, and
dcvoured incessantly by birds and beasts of prey.
Revival of the Dancing Mania"
HUMPING now to the human race and skipping
lightly the Psalmists extravagant wish for
the wings of dove and the voyages of such travellers
the Phenicians and the Greeks, we find whole
period in the early Middle Ages known the Age
of Popular Travel" " 6IkeraodtdernngeH) And, as
R. L. Stevenson remarks, it seems dull and pitfu
explanation to say that all that countermarching
of tribes and races that confused old history with
its dust and rumor sprang merely from the laws
of supply and demand. The pilgrims and crusaders
of somewhat later date travellers of the most
enthusiastic and determined nature. whose goals
still those aimed at by thousands of tourists
The so-caled Dancing Mania of the Middle Ages
often inspired its votaries to caper and
caracole from one town to another and even the
ubiquitous and Objectionable travelling child of
modern America never Journeys in such mass as
did his compeers in the curious Chdren's Crusade
of 1911, of which we have, perhaps, distorted
recollection in the legend lying beneath Brownngs
Pied Piper of Hamlen"
All this would tend to make certain that
travel must after all be of the great primal
instincts of humanity. The utmost that be
said in favor of the ancient traveller is that he had
usually the grace to mask his frivolous desire to
wander by some specious and respectable reason.
He wanted (or SO he alleged either to found
jerusalem or to say his pious prisons at the tomb
of his patron saint. 1t left for the modern
tourist to declare auntily that he travels for
travels sake, and because he likes it. And l for
one wish him god-speed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-10

latest of these unfortunates reports: Il played
at Portland one evening; travelled Immediately
after the concert to Montreal arriving at eight
o'clock next morning; was at a rehearsal at ten,
and PLAYED at a concert at four; then left
for Boston at seven, and reached there at nine
next morning; had concert at two-thirty and
went on at FIVE to New York arriving there at seven
in the morning to play that same afternoon" 1t
was New York boy who managed to travel thirty
thousand miles for an expenditure of one dollar and
fifty cents it is American boot-black who boasts
that he has shined the boots of all the chief regnng
1nonarchs at their own capitals Of many
American it may truly be said that his home is
wherever there is a good hotel.
There are plenty of n1oralists to condemn those
who rush abroad merely because it is the thing
to do or because they find nothing else to do, and
plenty of sage advisers to assert that should
see something of his country before resorting
to foreign parts; but l not sure that | agree
with either set of censors
The daily Alaskan., 1906-04-06
524 FOURTH AVE, sKAGWAY
Notice of Settlement OR Final
 Account

In the matter of the estate of Peter J. Anderson, deceased.
 Notice is hereby given that the ad- administrator has filed in the United States Commissioners Court at Skeg- way, sitting in probate, his final account as administrator Of the ahove named estate, and the court has by order fixed Monday April IT, 1906 at ? o'clock in the forenoon, as the time Of hearing aud settling said account. All persons having, therefore, anything to say why said account should not be settled and approved, are herefy notified to make their appearance in the said court, Ou said day aud date and hour and make their allegations in that behalf.
 P. Fl. GantY.
 Administrator. Skaqway, Alaska, November, 3, 1906
 3-3-3-7
The daily Alaskan., 1906-04-06
TWO YUKON
 GOLD DISTRICTS

Yukon territory has been made into two god districts. R. c. Miller, re corder at whitehorse, has been appoint ed gold commissioner of the southern district
The daily Alaskan., 1906-04-06
Notice of StOokho der's Meeting
OHce oF the

Office of the Enginueer Mining Company To the stockholders of the Engineer Mining Company:
 Take notice that the annual meeting of the stockholders of The Engineer Aining Company To yn of Skagway, District of Alaska on We'd nesday the 18th day of April. at 10 o'clock a: m for the purpose Of electing a board of directors and for the transaction of such other business as nav properly come before the meeting. The stock transfer book of the company will be closed on Saturday the 1ls. day of April, l9O5, at 5 olOck J. ID. and will remain closed until Thursday the 26th day of April, lsOo at lU
 Fy order of the Board of Directors. H.. LE FEVRE Secretary, 1 1,.tad March Q4 lq1S
The daily Alaskan., 1906-04-06
DEPtW ILL
New York Senator Will Take
 Long Rest

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan )
 New York, April 6-Senator Depew will take a Icug rest befor he again st- tempts to assume active work. He will not return to- the senate during the pres, ,s session. His physicians says his cOudision is due to a nervous break lOwn.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-04-06
CUSn IS II
Tacoma Congressman Mem,
 Der of Committee

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.
 Washington, April 6-The Washing ton congressional delegation yesterday selected Representative F. W. Cush- man, of Tacoma, to be member Of the congressional campaign committee.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-04-06

whom any personal property Is to be as ,essed, to furnish stltemen', verified by oath, giving list of all his persona, property and statement of it's just and fstr value. If such fails, refuses or naglects to make uch verified statement upon demand of the assessor, such per son shall not thereafter be heard by he CommOu Council in any application for a revision of such assessment as shall have been made by the assessor.
 Section K. The assessor must com plete his assessment books on or lore the first day ID October of each year, and as soon as completed, file the same with the Town clerk, together with written oath, which shall be suostan- tally sS follows;
 District of Alaska. 60.
 Town of Skasway.
 I,........ Assessor for the Town of Skagway, District of Alaska, do solem- ly swear that between the first day. oi August and the first day Of October I have made dilligent inquiry and exaniuation co ascertain all property subject 10 taxation in said Town: That have listed said propertT on the assess men; books: That have assesssd said property equally snd uniformly, accord. ing to the best of my knowledge and information, at it's just and fair value: That I have faithfully complied with all the duties imposed upon me as as sessor: That through malice, Il-will, fear or hope of favor or reward, have not assessed any property at other than it's fair and just value: and that the assessment books which l have prep'red, of...... pages, contain such description and assessment Of the pro- perty listed therein as Is required by law.
 ..-.........s'
The daily Alaskan., 1906-04-06

", s. MCREAN, Clerk,
 Introduced March ls, 1908
The daily Alaskan., 1906-04-06

Section XII. The Common Coun- ci,, at it's second meeting in October of each year, shall de- termine the amount of money neces- sary to be raised by tsx, for school and municipal purposes, and shall fix the rate Of said t.xes, designating the num- ber of mills upon each dollar of taxable D operty in the Town of Sksgway, aud must levy said tax upon said property in accordance herewith.
 Section XIII. Every tax assessed and 'eYied, in accordance with the pc visitors of this ordinance, upon real and personal property, within the Town ot Sksgway, shall, when so assessed and levied, be 8 lien upon said property, and the owner of such lien may, after one year from the first day of October
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-08
Joint Installation.

A joint installation Of tho officers Of
Chemawa and Prudent lodges, u. II
A., was held at the hall Of tho order
on Saturday evening. About 200 wor,
present, and after tho business session
a dance aud supper were given.
During tho evening. Mr.. VIM. Kaiser
on behalf Of Chemawa lodge. pro
sontcd Mrs Eva Hall, tho retiring
commander, with a pin, emblcmatie Of
tho order.
Tho officers who were installed by
State Commander Applcgato, Of Port
land, were ~ followsi Chcmawa lodge
No. 1905 President W. II. Ailoman
vice president, q. l.. Hugh, secretary
Carl Battyi treasurer, r. q. Henderson,
chaplain, Miss Ida Neumeyer, eonduc
Cor, VIM. BuehholEj Waterman, sila,
Ashley sentry, J. II. Mason.
Prudent lodge, No. s0ei President
W, d. Matthews, vice president, Mrs
Alice Eckerleni secretary, N. L.
Mohitti treasurer, NJ. 8. Lyons chap.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-08
Personals

Attorney W. H. Holmes is in Port
land today.
H. E. Lovan was an over-sunday Wis
itor in Albany.
Dr. +. A. Pierce, Of Portland was Q
Sunday visitor to Salem.
Miss Gertrude Bashor returned &c
Oregon City this morning.
Mr.. oren and Miss Mayme Clear
water spent Sunday in Portland.
Claude and Dolph Williams Of AL
bany spent yesterday in this city.
Mrs. Mary seeley Of woodburn Is
visiting at the home of Mrs. ]. WI
Gardner.
John W. Cochran, Of the Oregon City
Enterprise, was an over Sunday visitor
, in Salem.
Mrs. J. II. Lewis went TO Portland
this morning to visit with her daugh.
ter, Mrs Mccoy.
DR.. and Mrs. T. c. Smith returned
Saturday afternoon from San Francis
co. where they had been 20 visit Mrs
Smith's mother.
Phil Patrick Is spending a few
days at the home Of his parents in
Yew Park. Phil Is now employed In a
large wholesale house in Spokane.
Miss Olive Mitchell, the genial dis.
pensor Of sweetmeats at the Spa, left
for Portland this morning, where che
will put in the greater part Of q
months vacation.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-08

A9To q RIA.
n..na a, Iha khd Yol Haze Naas BOlgd
&HH2zIZl
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-08

intensely stirring climaxoa There will
be specialties Of an interesting nature
Tho cast is tho best obtainable, and
contains such we'll known characters
as Clark Ross, who essays tho rolo Of
tho Weary Willie in "a Jolly Ameri'
can tramp" and who IL said TO be
tho best dclinator Of tho genus hobo
on the stage, his makeup IL reported
TO bo perfect. and % exact that, were
he 10 leave tho stage In his tatters and
rags, our police would surely send him
20 the workhouso purely on bis looks
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-08
Cured InnbAEo.

A. u. Cannon, Chicago, writes March
4, 1908, "Having bcon troubled with
iumbago AZ different times and tried
ono physician after another, then dif'
fercnt ointmcnts and linimcnts, gave :,
up aitogcthcr. 80 I tried once more
and got bottle Of BallArd's Snow lin.
imcnt, which gave mo almost instant
relief. I can ehoorfully recommend Il,
and will add my name 10 your list Of
sufforera" solI by d. J. Fry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-08
Norel Musieal Rntsrtainment.

The y, NJ c. A. Boys Club have
arraoged an entertainment 20 be given
~ the DeMoss Musical Company at
the y. NJ. c. A. hall tomorrow evening
that vii be a novelty. The company
uses As different musical instruments,
and undeF the highest class repertoire.
Sec ne program in our advertising
eoiumna The proceeds will be used
50 Fofprnish the rooms used by the
Boys' Club.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-08
SOCIAL
EVENTS
nntertainsd Tootbaii Team.


The members Of the Willamette foot
bah squad were the guests Of honor az
a very delightful reception, given by
The young ladies Of the University, Sat
urday evening. The girls never do
any thing by halves, and everything
was a complete and pleasing success.
from The artistic decorations 70 the
serving Of luncheon. Pcnnants. made
IN the colofs and bearing the embloms
Of AZ the colleges that Willamette had
met upon tho gridiron during tho past
season. occupied prominent places In
the dccorailon scheme, and each mem.
Der Of the team was presented with a
burnt leather football, upon tho inside
of whieh were the pictures Of the team
and tho score Of the games played.
One OF tho means Of entertainment
vas the writing OF love letters FOR a
prise. Chester Catlow proved tho most
proheient In this art, aud carried on
the prize, All the most interesting
ones were read by Prof Mfahafie, and
not the least amusing part Of tho busi.
noas was tho pronunciation given by
him 20 some of the endearing words
and phrases, which have evidently been
invented since tho professor made love
90 his numerous sweetheaFts Ia the
days Of yoFe,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-08
AmuSementS
The erand-A Jolly American Tramp

A New Melodramatic Comedy Drama.
There is 10 be play Of strong heart
interest at the grand Opera House To.
night, In which the nerve and pushing
go-aheadativoness Of the typical Amer
lean will be shown In It's true quality,
The piece which claimed 20 this IL
Manager U. d. Ncwell's great comedy
drama, ga jolly American Tramp,
which not only depicts the trials and
tribulations and hardships Of an honest
workman, who, through adverse stress
of circumstances, was compelled 10 be
hobo, but Il also shows the magnan.
Unity Of this same tramp, who, after
being rehabilitated In society, not only
forgives but forgets all the injustice
that has been done him, and aids others
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-08

people, has been especially engaged by
Manager Merrill, at a great expense
This charming young lady is one Of
California = best known leading ladies
at one time famous for being the
youngest leading lady on the stage,
Direct from Fishers burlesqus theatre.
OF San Francisco, this company win
present the laughing farce entitled
''Ths Irish Cupid"
Larry sutton, the Arkansas Travel
or, with his banjo and ben solo, are a
knockout. As a mOnOloguist he stands
supreme. His allow train, hotel and
Doctor stunts are exceedingly funny.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-08

Bishop N. o. Castle win assist the
pastor. Rev. r. II. NoR, In a series Of
meetings At tho United Brethren
church, corner Of i4th and Marion
streets, each night this week and over
Sabbath, January IA. All are cordially
invited.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-08

New York, Jan. s.-Tho Glucose com.
bination mado Official announcement
this morning there would bo a corn
products rehalng company and tso, 900,
900 capital. \. T. Bedford win be pres.
don't.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-08

NoiAing is more in demand than a
modicine which meets modern require
mouta for a blood and system cleanser,
such as DE-, Kings New Life Pills
They are just what you need 10 cure
stomach and liver troubles. Try them
At J. q PerFy's drug store. 25e, guar
anteed
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-08

equally distressed 10 bear their bur
den and become TeeOneiled 70 fate
The play, while playing on the heart
strings, also contains many ludTie0us
and laughteE-pFovoking situations and
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-08

Deaf let your face grow old, sal
Tow, hollow and wFinkled, II you care
az Az for beauty, take HOLSTERS
Rocky ountain Tea. IS cents, Tea or
IaL-.L. DE. stonals DEug Store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-08

lain, Mrs. Lydia Matthcwsj conductor,
+. p. McCrackonj sentry, Mr.. Clear.
waterj Waterman NJ. Il. Moore.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-08

These will be a dance at the NJ. B. A.
hal, one-half mile west or Chemawa,
Wssnesday night, January 10th. Ev.
erybody invited. Good time assured.
2t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-08

Means icu Nutrition and In oonss
quenco lees vitality. When tho hvur
falls 20 sccrc,o bile, tho blood bccomes
loaded with bilious properties, tho a.
gca,ion becomes impaired and The bow.
ols oonslipatcd Horblhs win rectfy
thisl II givcs tone 20 tho stomach, Liver
and Kidneys, strengthens the appetite,
clears and improves tho complexion, iu-
fuses now hfo and vieor 10 tho whole
syusom. 500 a bottle. Sold BY d. J..
Try.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-08
New DepartuEe ID the Ealson.

The bin at the Edison tonight will
be the best ever presented at this thea
tTe.
Feliee Davis with a company Of six
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-09-26
klrdlrnfraoe miro
luleOfr anoereet.
&icf Der &iidDOfc wirb in alien Sir
dcu DcrlcIcn.
aaa
RlrGDe m.ro abwartCn0e
gal ua9 nrbmrn.
Sreimillige Sammlnn9cn idaffcn
&criorsung fir Erieitcr.
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Sori8, "a. Sept. - S5n allen
fatboIiiden &ir6en 6ranfreid$ lit
geitcrn oet bon Ser Gerionmlrng Ser
9iid0fe bon 6ranfrei6 angerom'
meme Strtenbrief bon ocr &an5eI pers
leien mor0en; Ser 9riei fat Oie 8ilt-
gung 0e3 Sottfans. Die Serleiung
Oes @rieieS bringt Die Srennung Der
Stride bonn Stoate tpieoer in oen Gors
oergrun0.
&ar6inoI 2ecot, gr5biifof bon
gor6eour, Ser SSiibrer Der flcrifolen
8eDe9lng in Sronfretd, tpuroe bon
9eri6terItottern iiber Die Soltun9
befrogt, pel6e sic Stride ein5uneb'
men geocnfe, un0 iogte, man Deroe
Die Gntmifll1ng Ser 9inge obparten
Die IrieIter perben 6ie &irfen nift
berIaiIen, mern tie bon beu 8eborOen
ni6t oo3u Qe3nln9en per0en. 8enn
Dies geIdieht, miro Die Neiie an an
beren bereitS ou8QepGblten Gl6Ben
geleIen ner0en; ebenio per0en Die
Seminore nod nr6eren @ebGuber
nerlegt 1perGen.
sd, per0e," ioQte Ser &orbinol,
ben goIoIt perIoIien unb elm bon
mir eenietetes Sous be5ieber. 8ir
baben unS an oie Nil0tGti9feit Ser
@IGubigen qemenbet unb cine 9roBC
8eloiumme geidmmelt, pel6e urter
bic be6iirftigen ErieIter perteilt !per'
oen miro, unb mir nerben leben, 10
out tptr fGnrer. SSir tperSen olle
@eiete nit 9luSnobme bes Sren.
nungseeIetes, iorgf6lti9 befolgen
bieies @eiet f6nnen MIR uift anneb.
men, benn es tritt Die @iirbe bes
Bapites mnb Ser 9iihofe ni6t MIR
bon Srorfreth, iorbern Der aanser
8eIt nit SiiBen. Der gapit muB
bas @on5e I'M au9e bebdlten uno
fann ieiner @iroe niht8 attltn loi'
fen, tpern sic Stride in JrGae fommt
IIle an0eren 2Gnoer, beiorbers Spo.
MEN, beobohten Sen &ompf NIT gros
Ser Spannung. Gtus Ser Sebnte
fonn Sen 9lft, tpsI6er Sranfreid bon
Ser Stride trennte, niht rltbig NIT an.
ieben. lr0 6o er oos 8eIet bertporfen
hot, lit feline ginigura m5gIid, tpenn
bie &epicruno Sic @eIete ser Sren.
nun9 nift ermGbigt."
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-09-26
6rdBliher fuu0
cnIbiiut Moro.
Scidcntcile in Eafete gepaft ueroen
anfgcfnnOcn.
&rmoroctrr mabrldJrinlidJ
riu 0rientalr.
SOl:6ei fat oorlGniis fcincn Inbalts'
pmnft Snr Suridlnng.
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gtem 9orf, "a. Sept. - SSn
Der 9todbori6ait Ser @eIt SO. Strabe
lit Elm ihou0erbQfter Moro begungen
mOr0Cn, pie oie 9luffinDlmg bon 2ei'
dcntcilcn 3ei9t. Mau fono in einem
gen0bnIihcn Saf, Ser oen Nomen
3. g. Wnno trug, Sen &umpf zines
oni6einCno aus Dem SiiOen ooer
Often @uropoS Itammenoen Wonnes;
bo8 Eadet lag in einem "a SUB tie
fen God, bo8 auf elmer gauItele 9e'
9roben poroen lit. Die geb6rben
iteaten onruuf cine neitere Sude an
uno fonben in einem 8iiteripoe9on
urter Scu Elm 5pcite8 Iodet, bos mtS
3eitunQSpopier beItonb. SSn Oemiel'
ben fonOen iid in einen Srauenrod
9epifeIt unO iorQfGGtig 5ugebltnOen
Die @eine Ser 2eihe, bon ben &nier
obmGrtS, rno lire 9(rme unb SGnOc
Ter &opf unO Oie Sberihenfel ser
2eihe iehlen nod.
Sffenbor lit sic 2ei6e bon ben
ODER Sen M6r0crn in orei Seile ges
ihnitten un0. ,perpodt tporoen, Tim
Geidter fort9eihofft tperben 81 f6n'
men. ''
Ger Gororersor3t Or. @eIton bot
an 6em 9fumpf ser 2eihe brei totIide
IeIIerltihm,tnben geflnben; ieiner
glniift nod nurbe 6ie 3erle9lng Der
2eihe bon 2euten nor9enommen
tpeI6e et1pos bon Ser Inatomie bers
ite6en.
Ser Nome g. e. Mtono," Ser nui
Dem Sof oefunoen ipurbe, geborte
eirem Dor iehS @o6en perItorbenen
'priihen &uufmonne. TeIien @itne
bot Dor brei @o6en ausoerfauft unb
lit perSoeen.
Seute bat bie EoIisei nod Elm
stiif ser 2eide. unb Stpor einen
SberihenfeG gef1nben. Wan illht
MIN nah bem &opf ser 2ethe; Biz
Ser 8opf nid,t gefur6er 1T. farn man
nidt an 0ie Sbentifi5ierrng bes
Soften benfen.
Die Golisei i,tbt heute nod fiinf
I6nnern melthe mon in ser Sonts-
tog Noht beobo6tet bntte, aIs lie
einen on6eren Monn in Ser 1Ghe Ser
Stelle, mo- sic 2eihenteile gefunoen
tporben Iinb, perpriigelter.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-09-26
Dampffdifabrt aut
0fm MlHourt.
Rad 5cbntasiacr liuterbrcdnng iuic'
Der auigcupmmen.
De9cbsnbrit miro
alfritie srfeiert.
Der IiiiunriflnR eriueiit iid ole
id)iffbarer Strum.
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&anias Gitp, "a. Sept. -
Inter Dem @eton Der 9umpfpfeifen.
Dem 2Gl,ten Ser 8loden uno Dem
Subclruf elmer tallenotopfi9en Wen'
i6enmenge lit ole 8teberaufnabmt
Der 91mpfibiffabrt auf Dem Wtiiourr
nod 5ebnt6giger llnterbre6unq &C.
feiert poroen; Ser 9ampfer vSora"
lit beltte bon ct. 2ouis NIT eiuet
Sra6tlaoung aneefommen unb bai
bier ongeIegt. Sebes Shiff i'm Slut
beeab ii6 ueilenpeit Sen SluB ber'
inter, INN sic y2ora" beirn5ube9lei'
ten; ooS @rideinen ser 8lotille mar
bic SerorIoiiung elmer ih0nen Spa'
ttor, pie Tie oie Sto6t lett LANCER 3eti
niht mebr 9eiebeu bat. Die erfolg.
reihe 8abrt ser n2ora" unter ber
benfbor idIedteIten gerbGltniiien
Dem niebrigen @aIIerItanbe lno Der
ltnfenntniS ser felt 10 lorgen Sabrer
nidt mebr befabrenen Sobrrinne, be.
tpeiIt baB Ser WiIiorri 81 6en ihtff
barren Strolnen 5lt rehnen lit.
Ser Elon, cine regelm6Bige Gam
pferlinie fiber Sen SluB 9eben 81 lui
fen, entItanb Dor bier Wonaten in Scr
Stoot unb enttpideIte iid aus Dem
&orpf, oen oie bieIi9en &oufleute I'M
gerin9ere Srahtraten gegen Die 8ab
men fiihrten. gtae fommer5ieuen unf
biirgerlifen &6rperi6aften Der Stabt
bo6en bie Ginrihtung Ser neiten
9ompferlinie unterItiitt, ino oie Sipi.
i6en bier un6 ct. 2ouis eelegeneu
Srtibaften boben ibre SiIfe niht Der.
iagt. @iele bieier Srtidaften babe
feline Giienbabnperbinoung unb c.
blifen in Ser iteiten 8antpferri-t
tire ein5ige 9ransportIinie fir ~
1rooufte. Wfan miro eire regcl
mGbige 2inie laufen Iaifen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-09-26
9fepulntiunGre 2iiac.
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GIGoio, Ser "a. Sept. -
r2a Ieformo SocinG," Elm bon Sem
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