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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-03-23
Office Hours.

BlacFfoot & Water Co. $40 n
m. to 1880 a. m. except from LIST to 9th
OF each month, during which time Office
hours are from 500 a. m. to ~ m. 100 o.
m. to 800 p. m. W. w. Taliaferro Supt.
u. II. Holbrook the leading Grocer
mas a new coffee mill run by electricity,
II you will buy your coffee OF him be
VIII grind it for you any way you want
IT, 36 tt
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-03-23

&&1M9s
Bulk olives at Holbrook's. SO,
Notary Public at the Standrod Banl
Frank Lamb returned last week fror
Missouri.
Kinney Bros. grocery closes all da
Sunday. 37-t
WIS. CLANCY was up from Pocatell
Monday.
Use Fleischmann's Yeast, sold only b,
G. H. Holbrook.
Heber Austin came down from Idah,
Falls Wednesday.
Why not trade at Holbrook's and pc,
the best at all times. Sc II
N. A. ust and wife are expected back
from California soon.
Pastor Black will preach at the Asy.
lum Sunday afternoon.
Radishes, Lettuce, Onions, Cauliflower
and Pie Plant at Holbrook's 3e tt
The old shoes are easiest. Kinney re
pairs them on Bridge street.
c.. Abbott was up from Rupert to
spend Saturday and Sunday.
Phone number 12O and get Jones, the
drayman. He pays the freight.
Miss Susie Biethan entertained some
of her girl friends Friday evening.
FOR SALE:-A lot of pulleys and
drop hangers. Republican Office
The free Travelling Library is at Mi IS
Anderson's office. Call Saturdays.
CIV Bergman has bought lots 4 to
z, block 8 in the Mcdonald Addition.
Marcus Mester returned FRIDAY from
trip through California and Mexico.
j. 2. Stewart, of the Blackfoot Real
Estate Company, is at Loga, for w
days.
e. T. Malcolm went to Plain City,
Utah, Wednesday to be gone II rec
weeks.
Plenty Of money to loan on easv tern |
ats per cent. Enquire Of Barnha,t,
Stone & Parkinson. 23tf
J.Z. Stewart Of the Blackfoot r al
Estate Company is back from deligl t.
full trip to California.
Mrs. Houck leaves Monday to join h,r
husband at Los Angeles where they eS-
pect to make their home.
w. O. Young will spend the month ct
April SURVEYING for nncr'c who ICED his
services Write him at Blackfoot.
Mrs. F. T. Richards entertained the
musical denartm"rt - ~ Cure mt
Event Club Saturday afternoon.
Barnhart, Stone & Parkinson are sell
ing some farms he.e and also sending :,
some settlers to Calgary, Canada. !
The three year old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Michael Epson died last Thu s.
day and was taken to Ogden for burial
I This bad weather does not prevent !,
the ladies of Blackfoot from making
for grand Easter Bazaar.
MONEY TO LOAN-At 8 per cent A
Plenty Of it. Rlackfoot Real Estate Co. );
Bee them sure if you wish to borrow. 53tf :,
Sam Rich is expected back from
Southern California today. He says t.
that is the only country in which to it
pend the winter. y,
The Woman's Guild Of the Episcopal ia
Church will hold cooked food sale l
April 7. All kinds Of home
cooking for sale. Oh
After Thursday, March 10Th, Kinney M
Bros. will have full line Of fresh veg az
tables; also new and up todate ap se
'aratus for keeping them fresh. Soft. IN
G. w. Bailey and wife have gone to
'alt Lake and Parish Brothers are re- ~
10 l.ling the Model Restaurant, which "
hey will open to the public tomorrow. ~
Monday afternoon the Y. l.. M. /. A. tai
{ the Blackfoot Stake will eItartain at ,
be Progress Building and serve supper. %,
grand ball will be given in the even ba
lg Tho
hree little rules we all should keep, be
TO make life happy and bright, get
mile in the morning, smile at noon, 1t
Take Rocky Mountain Tea at night. ed
Pioneer Drug Store. Wis
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-03-23
JAMES YOUNG
Surveyor
LAcKFooT IDAHO.
Eggs For Sale.

.. q. White Leghorn Eggs for sale at.
ter Mar. 10th. Is for 81 90 100 for $500,
good strain. Address Groveland Poul
try Farm, Blackfoot, Ida. Route No. ].
1o-4t EUGENE G HALE, Prop.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-03-23
D. H. BIETHAN.
UNDERTAKING and FUNERAL
DIRECTING.

Years of Experience Guarantees Proper
and Bonsiderate Attention. Owner of the
biackfoot cemetery. Lots In cemetery Of
customers of mine In Undertaking, win
have Special Attention.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-03-23
The Weeks Temperature.

The following is the record at the U.
S. Weather Observation Station, take N
by e. A. Doud.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-03-23

Total in March, 1850
Depth now on ground three feet.
Total for the wintfr 1926 oft. "a inc.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-03-23
Notice to Beet Growers.

We have considerable pulp at the fac
tory which can be- had free Ct charge.
1913 Snake River Valley Sugar Co.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-03-23
Minimum
Maximum

LOST RIVER.
Snow fall at Lost River, Idaho, report
ed by Henry Harger, Government OBJ
server.
Depth on ground Mar. LIST 1000 inches
Snow Fall March 10Th 7O0 &c
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-27

Sir Mbeumoiismus uno @iht. oieie
idlrcdlihen nro ld)mtcr5baitcn Blagen.
babe id Gin lidlereS Dtiitcl cutoedt. uuo
unb jchem trniltcu 2cicr oicIer 3eitlng
cine W%clcgcnbeit si aebcn. oa5ielbe FEM
ren an lcrncIl, bin i'd bcrcit cillem Seoen
eiu Fndet frei per Splt an ienbcu.
Sic5 Wittcl entbcdtc i'd burh eiuen
qliidlidlcu 3ufnu, ala i'd lclbit glmlbte
hieItr Nrautbcit oils rnbcilbdr berfalea
an Icin umb nadoem electromagnetic
Nerstc mcincr Sail ole boffmun93luS err
flGrtcn NIB felt &c mid bciltc. babe i'd
bicIc TGlle bon ciner Snier bon 30 nho
40 Snbrcn oehcilt. mih SerIoneu I'M
filter bon iibcr so Sn6rcu.
Icr5oocn Sic nidtl - cincrIei DO
%roeuen pocr Ncrstc Shurn feline 2inhez
rirno brodteu. fnrhern Shrcibcu Gle foe
fort. ntein Wiifrl Morio Sonic heilt.
Godlhetnntc wGntler ,in6 Trdiicn, hie
inhrcfnnd fcin @Iie6 riihrcn f%purten. hie
oefiittrrt frrrheu mibten, t6nnen fih
iett 1clb1t hcIfcn.
Gin inuIfrirtes Wrfl finer Mheumatisz
miiS 1tub @idlt. mcffeS S6rcu Fon geun,f
bcSfrcibt. ii6rrirnSe in rhcnfous fret.
0ic1es IiticG 6ciItc fiirslih cinen 6errn
BON 70 Sohrrn. nrfd,er fiber 30 Sohre
oeIittrn unb hem flint Terste ridlt befs
fen fonnten. Wcilte NbrcSSc 1T
So6n u. Gmith, 4glpria Building.
Wil,uanfee, g9ie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-27

*F Gas S~riibIina&ieIt beS ocllt.
id)cn @aiicnbonie3 iinoet onBiinqit.
montoh ocn 4. SUM I'M nGorlep.
garf" Itntt. @ie icoec@ Sobr linb
mieoer Die umiongrcibltcn gorberei
tungen Gctroiicn morocn rno mer.
ocn bel Dem guten 3pcd Der Sad)e
Snuienoc bon Weniden crmurte!.
Scrr &orl 9lGrcnbt miro Die Seltrcne
bolten, audi BADEN lid) oie .Yereinia.
ten Sanger" bcreit erflGrt, CUR Ser.
berrlidutg OcS ,ScitcS cbeniallS nit.
5uhpirten. SIN llcbrigcn gibt cS olle
moglid,e llntcrbnltungen, nie Shall.
%turncn, YrciStegcln EreiSibieBen,
San5 II. I. N. gbcn6S miro Elm grnB.
ortigcS Scitcriuet ubgebrannt per-
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-27
Sn Derfamien.


9sirtbi0ait unb atcituiratior in Martins-
hura. &.s@n, Sde ban Atnrtin- mo Spri1g,
Gtrnbe. beinttitt ais nEnrner-0ullc. his 3lIett
GtaerlDnm oCS hcrltorbcncn Juiub Shlcub mn
bon hemleIbell 81 Sabre in criolgrci6cr 2Scife
betrictelI. Son Dem bcltCn Gubiillim ncr Staot
heintbt. Scr %.ab uir0 iitr $50 mnratlid, ners
intellect. Sine Gldn5cnbe @cIcacHbcit iiir cineIt
coIHpctcntclI ilibcrluiiiacH liaIu. Gin Sent.
iber nornc6ogelt. 9tGd5uirGgcn bel :. "
SdlienR lho Charles 9au,g, gtomiliiirdturcu.
rettijens' Mntipnai Snit." WtartinsbMra, 49,
va. U17Dt31
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-27
Baltimore Sransfer Gompaanie

eaboH.Gde 2isbt. uus epmtars.e trase.
eansmSbei transportirt uno uerpa6t. rmnt.
ea6e uns VbaetsuS fir Bieuics iueroeu iett ilr
Die fonimenoe GaiIon Gebndt. Gubrperfe unb
Yreife rebt. (62-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-27
Inftiuns-I nseigen.
9eter Z, Campbell, Mu,uait,
Vr. 20, Sii Yeriltgiuus Sirabe.
Scifrntlihcr @ertani

Srifcntiihcr Tcrtani
-b9S-
pertbuplien YadltsGigrntbumS uno gruiio5 sins.
ireteu Giacntbumo
Gr. 1905, GileuT.Strnie, umo Gr. 225, Glib.
gSGibiugtunsS trafc.
Sm ~gllIitraac bce NeliBcrS iuerocn mir am
Mnntnn, ben 2S. Wiui 1906, INF nffcutlibcr
tuition an Den reip. Srien has ~iuIscroe Gis
Delt0niu ncrfanfeH:
lin $50 giarbin. - Gr.f 1906, SgiIcor.St
oberbnlh Freiinl.Sir, @rInoitiid ~ bel GS
SUB; l6rnnnSlnS $50. @ebdnlidfeiien - elm
ibdnes 5lncifi6diecs acknowledgements g8Ubnbaus
nit lnooerncn 9inri6tunget.
limo nm 1 ubr 9tnbm. g'r. 225, Glib
@uibin9i0tsSt raBe, 9runo5lllefret. Vnltell -
eii Grobes hreift0diees 8iegelitetnernes &obi'
bans, 8nnpI1b 10 bel ITO SUB; II 3tnInier.
einlblieBlih @dh etc.
9rbtnanupcn: ganr. Sin 9epuiti bon $50
-nui has critic nnb bon $500 anf oos 6ipcite
@rnlolliid miro sur Seit beS Geriauis gefors
bert.
WurD Giednpr 4ate. Neiiberin,
9atiii1u q @abun,
i4h-s) Nnfiioratoren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-27

"* Gin groBeS 9operiidcS BOLTS.
IcIt iinoet on Sonntog, Den 10. SUM
in gponbale ltott. Sir llnterbaltrm.
gen oIler art mo leibliheScriorgnng
Der 8dIte nnd) bnperiider grt miro
beltenS Geiorgt. @er cincn gcnliitb.
lid)en Eog crleben mill, oari besbol5
oos boDcriide GoltSieit uidt oeridu-
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-27

-" Ter Scout Yoint Giltrift
Nr. 2O6, .. ll..8," bGlt om Conn.
tog, Den q. Moi, i'm YGarlep.Y Bart"
elnen W~uiousIlug mo Tomilienfeit
ob, 5n Dem Elm riibriges Gomite Die
lm%ioiienoIten SOrbereitungen aetroIs
fen bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-27
(5ir ben .eonntagS.G Orreivonoent".)
yGim outer TntlD."

(6ir ben .sonntags.G orreiponoent".)
r@im outer TOtl."
0u Oenflt - 0u bilt!
- limo bit oof nidt! -
9tilr cine fargo Spalmc Belt -
Cabin lit Scine @migtcit!
iii ocntit - Iii bait!
- limo bait bod nidtl -
@nS Nu Cir oenflt ais lcinc Sabe
GntIdmin0ct, trdgt man CID 5l
@rdbe!
Gil Ocnfit - Iu %fonnitl
- llnO fannlt Oo6 nidtl -
Sin ein5'9er Slib aus bcit'rer SpbGre
3eigt Cir 0ie booenloiC Sccre!
G'rum niie' oie 3eit, oic Cir 0eeeben
So rcdt, pic mo9lid)- lmO 10 idlid)t,
Nanlit, pieIeidt, nad Qcincm 2cben
Gu Srcmo, mie 3eiuO, Cir @utcS
lpridt.
Shencctotp G.tY. II. Moi 1906.
Gurt Hub. Sternberg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-27
w,onu IN p~erfaufen,

Sine Tanlc tsrid,lenbert Elm fnrse Belt ae.
tiir $If5, toilette $500 ietie BeibnndJten. Sa.
htifdntens @aranfie NH G%niftung bor0esciet.
Gin fat neiie5 iInpprtirteS FarIort Men6Iemeit
fur $50: %istteis 500. 4rieaibnns: gdbsus
(W2ai1. 19RD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-27
Stepbeu 7. %Gompbcn, Nniunit,
Hr, 20, SIt.2rringtuHsStr Ctr.
Ger,uaitcrS.Vcrfauf
hes
merttooiien Yndlt , Giaeutbums
Nr. 1911, Wrccminnunt.Mnfnu

"tttuuuutH ENHt $ VtQtutbHuc
Hr. 1914, 8rccunuuut Npeuuc.
strait etncS NeicblS bes NreiSaeribtS Der
Gtaoi baltimore tpirn Der inter6eihneie Ser.
mailer am W'hntng, Den IS. Suui 1905, 4 llbr
Mabmltldps, an DIT uno SteEe odS game
@run6liild mn Die @aulert aui bemieIben in
Der Gtaot baltimore AMI nffentlibcr Wuition
nerfnllen. 2niidbe miro, mic fDlqt, %beilbries
ben:
IS beainnt an Der N%Scitieite Der @rccnmount
NOcnie. 100 Sub ndrhlid ban Yrciiuns { irufc.
mo lduit BON on IL sub u6rblih; Damn 20
SUB lpcitlib bis 81 elmer 20 sub brcitcu glIleO;
hnrn iiiblib 10 5nf, nnh hunl 6itlih 20 Suf,
bis 5nm NlnfnnH. Gineln idbrIlte1 wrmlo8ils
bon $50 uilicriuoricn. WuilcI - Cim pucilindi.
acS Embellishments Sous nit Ntlic.
&crfunissV eotnNunacn: Sin GrittCI WGur.
her 9ieit IN 6 nhcr II Wionaten. nhcr Yles
Vddr, mad WcIicben bC5 N1ufcr1; ciluuiOe Grc.
bit. 3nbluilgeu lniliIcr 8infcn irn9eli mn 5ur
3uirieoenbeit hes u"nter6eidneicn NerpGIter5
acItheri fcin. Sin Sepoiii bon 500 miro bonn
Nduicr 6mr Seit oes NcrInufes aefurocrt.
Fctcr Z. Gampben,
Nerpaltcr.
Eaitiion q 8nbau,
t4T.67,O Nuiiiu1at0rert
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-27

~" gm Wontna ben %. Mai.
iinbct Die Groiinmg BON Geo. Hepp'$
Gofe, Nr. 3, petl. 6reoerid- goenuc,
ltatt, 81 Der olle 6reunoc OeS Srn.
Nepp unb boS Ellblitum I'M slage4
mcinen eingcloOcn lit. Sir einen er-
quiliten Smbib lit gciorgt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-27
Waltimurcr Sampi . Scppid . Mrini.
nuunS.Eumbaauic.

Rr. 1921, storb . 8rrene . efraBe.
1eppite nnfaerorrmeii. a~creiniat uno miehcr.
aeleat. SrcSirlle einrihtuiia fiir bic etushs.
mahrung bon Seppiben. @eaen M,otten ~oefibert.
sFahel IN priodien Ibibeiliu1en bsripabrt.
Setoe Ietephone. (wini2. 2Wete)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-27

Wr. 935, Sarriiou., mabe 9tIinptou.etr.
SEQ. 8iintbcr, IT,, graupGo.'s Nier am
8apf. gRariner Hunl6 bon ~ bis 1 lbr
Ntn6miiiaas. M9e heutideu gdder ,inb
6rm Neild,e einaeInoen. Is. h B.'Lele.
pbon - Wft, Y,erllnu B03 u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-27
Mham ainpp,s Neftanrant.

Tr. iiu4, Rste.CentroI .Nusnne.
Der nNorbOti ,SmmeriulbreGoer Naubereiu
bon baltimore" b|eriammelt li6 bier tes
heii Wirniaa. - 0eoroe Nrebm Il Cons
Sief am 3apt. nG6 htutiter Mrt brett
bonn Sab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-27

0r. 923, RorS.6beu., Gde Mntbunp.e tr.
&erfummIunGslufal oes r@ntoria : Con.
clapes yr. 500. J. 8. g." rStcnben,St'
itrifis Nr. 1867 pS0iuer-9iitriIiS Rr.
1903, 3. u.sY." uno r9iiirifis gfr. 80.
3. u.'Y." SaIle an 8ereine al bermie'
then. Seinftc giere, &cine uno auoere
9etr1nfe. 1elepbon: 6. & %. &olfe G29 ".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-27

Ger 5lpeiiiDdiae Qaoefi iilo AobnbuuS Sir.
2S0S. tsuiruulIntsI benue; biIiger Sruno3ins.
gindu 5irnae1 bel e. Z. GALLAGHER. Hr. 2i01,
Sairmpnut. stpenuc. QIG)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-27
Safub siies' ,,Welpbte.Saae,"

TurouN.Ede Der 2uius itro Surrtf.Str.
SGupt0Iartier hes 8efanaoereius pW,elos
bic. S%inniimnloen teoen 2onneriiagstbenb.
Berfammimnaen res m9entennial Wieeaer.
gereins" icSen 2. NIB 4. SisnitdJ i'm
@tcnat. 1clcpbou - Wft. 8ernOh 1856 u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-27
Hftiru IN p%eyfaufeu.

Cine lana %eianiirie inhuifriene Gonpaanie
%ofierirt ais cine %iciiene SapiiaIaulaGe 200 an-
tbeile ibrer giticn ~ 4ari; SO has Gtiid
liiir ae,pilni6ie slr5abD, Die .iteis bon 6 big 10
Vrp5ent SipioeHbe dbaeiporieH baben. Wlan
n%orcifire: =. e. Sor 175. Baltimore, W,b.
GAG
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-27
xub Stattasbtspx.


WarDlnnbzI clepbun - 81 st.
SauptQuarticr hes GSeinngocreinS n9oeIs
peiB," .Samen.Gerein5 hes @hclpeiB, ="
nGantons GurflahS 9tr. 445, =. 8. S."
~Srienials S~ifiriftS gir. los 3. u.sg.," II.
sGantnn Spdrs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. F."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-27
gu %uerianfen:

Sine @itiiue bat 80 9dufer in allen 1beiIen
Der Gtaot, lueIte le fofort beriaufen ntuB. Man
a%oreiiirc; D@ur S.@,," 9eutiher Gorreipoubent.
(gIprilS-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-27
@erIamst: Srancn nnb Mdoaen.

Gcrlangt:
Gin Widnden fir dllgemei1e Sdusatoelt IN
eiler tleiHCu 6nmilic. 9tdd 5u1ia9ell IN "r'
2424, SinoCusNUcMuc U1ToJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-27

Vr. 216, GlaH., uabe Spiuarb.e trahe.
9or3ihgIide 2Seine, Spiritlpfen II. lluinns
@iaarren. Veiie5 gier ant 3dpt. 9uuft
fir ScittdfisIeute bon 11.S0 8orm. bis
9 llbr Nn6miitues. 9elepbon Is. & V.
- Wit. Bernou 3009 ".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-27
semttdes arseits. Wadweifuues.yareau,

Tentihrs erbeits. 81 drpeifuuGS.S lreau,
PR. 219. Giib.Gbarp.G truBe, utter ber slnffidt
bentide Sano,perfcr, sirbeiter nno Gienitboieu
Oh beltbdliiIen lpiinffen, pollen iih perionlih
pber it trui;firten Bristen an ben Naenten oer
Heielltalt,. Subaun .. Wiener, Wr. 21o, She.
EBarpsSttufc, iuenoer, meldDer ineilt9ellih
l~lusflintt eribeilen Wirb. SpretftInben bon !
bis 8 llbr. (San2S,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-27
@erldnat:

Scrldnaf:
MGSd)cn in alien GcpartcmclifS'
&cBrmGodcn mGBrcnS ocS 9crac'lS
besa6lt. Sancrnoc geidGitignng.
IadBnirascn ppr s ltbr Worgcrls.
$. Gais & So. Sramdb
Gdc Charles. nnS Sarre.S trafe.
O43-S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-27

Wsainut elm @cidlait nnt 9cItelnnarn per Pnt.
Gle f6nuen iaglit leibt $40 berotenen. gSir
%Iietcrfi liorrGtbc II. ache1 gnlpetiurtg foifeftret.
QInmiuum Sauacr Co., GBatfieIo, Wltnn.
Qlprili0,1 Wft)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-27
gerlauat im Iagemcincn.
An iuiribcn aeIud,t:

gu miciben geIudjt:
SrCi belle simmer IN Der Babe bon Wdrres
mn GburpeSirnle III Irietben qeiiht. Wiar
%aoreiiire inter GDiitre NJ. D." expedition bic
les 9ildtteS. O45-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-27
shmiot'1 rGthcufranS.oane,
GA, 4 s,an fuanH -vnn

I VWt " HHU NHHVU1 ~f0WVV'
{ Sanptauartter oe5 Dab ern ar.' Unit .sg,cr.
! ems" n@i6enfrdH8 8 SamcIi : 8ereius,"
) r9anton Smmerp. 9'ail. II. 2eiboercin5."
j r9eniihe Scnliitblihfcit" nnb noefper.
/ Gpnflnpc gir. ATS, I. 8. s." SriffeS
I pier III ieocr Belt. 6. & g. 2eIepbon:
1 gSolfe 1923 3.
) Gprtng's ,Gcutuu 2ieberfran8.Saae,"
I eRomct.G6e .. ctr. u. TaitsMue., GaMten
I Snuptonnrtier be5 HGnntonrQieoerfrail8".
! Ginaitnroe ieoen Miiliucd Nihefio. Der
1 fia0 Nbcno. ~9dtionnl" sBi.r ant Bapt.
! GbefapeafcsI eIcpbon = Bolfe 1453 3.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-27

Gtn @arsain fir Srimifd tte. Sudfr.
3ebn ELDER giiten ilrhareu Ydioc5 tiir @es
miIiebnu, IA Wieile bon &bnitGiinl nnb 10
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-27

except this, Your Honor. He has pass ed through an exhaustlng and tedious trial He accepts the verdict He bows to the wlilaof the jury and is ready to enter upon his sentence"
 Judge Richardson then formally sent enced him to Imprisonment In the State penitentiAry for .1he remainder of his natural life.
 sheriff w ". Prldgen immediately made arrangements for his transfer to the penitentiary and On the train which passes here at 3:S0 o'clock Thompson was sent as far IS Montgomery on his way. When his brother hade him good bye. Thompson had no werd. no look of recognition. It may have been real, 1t may have been assumed this indif- ference, but he let his brother go away from him without word of apprecia- tion for the splendid sacrifice he had made. sAf
 The trial has been one of the great est legal battles ever fought out in this section of the State. On one side wers arrayed Solicitor c. R. Bricken and @x-C x-Congressman J. F. Stallings, and on the other W. C. Crnmpton, Claude Hamilton and D. M. Powell.
 And when Jack Thompson was car ried aboard the train this afternoon. one of the bioodiest, one of the most tragical chapters in the history of Co., necuh County had been written and fin- ishAd. f sssf sfsf5
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-27
WILL TRY AGAIN.
Effort to Agree on stasement as to
 Garneld's Action,


 Chicago, Jan. 26 Another attempt IS to he made by counsel for the indicted raclSers and the government to agree upon statement of facts concerning the actions of Cominissioner Of Cor poratiofis Garfield wllei he came West to investigate the beef industry
 The attorneys reported last nlght that they were unable to agree and that the trial would proceed today. When the hour for opening court ar rived, however, the trial was not cont nienced, and after waiting for some time, and holding conferences with the Attorneys, Judge Humphrey announced from the bench that tue lawyers would make additional efforts to reach an agreement as to facts and that the hearing would be adjourned until Mon- day morning.
 The government attorneys are will ing to agree to a statement of facts which will not prejudice the case for them because it is evident that if the case is argued on the points of law only all the time necessary for the introduction of testimony will be saved.
 District Attorney Morrison will agree to nothing, however. except that if the government is victorious over pleas Of immunity, the packers must then stand trial under the indictment. If the packers win on the law points involv- ing the plea of immunity, they go free pending an appeal to the supreme court of the United States by the government.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-27
FAVORED BY ROOSEVELT.
rhanks That Special COmmissio
 should Re Appointed.

should He Appointed.
 Washington, Jan. 26.--An important conference was held at the White House today regarding the extension of the cotton trade in the Orient Dif- ferences have arisen between Secretary Metcalf of the Department of Com n1crce and Labor. and cotton producers and manufacturers as to the methods by which American cotton trade In the Orient best cah be expanded. These matters were threshed out before the President today.
 Secretary Metcalf was of the opin- ion that the work could be done py agents of his department, while former Seuator McLaurin of South Carolina, Senator Overman of North Carolina, Win. whitman of the Cotton Manu- facturers and E. Ashcraft of Florence, Ala, Chairman of the American Cotton Manufacturers Association. urged the apointment of a committee by the Pres- ident to take up the subject.
 Later, the representatives of the cotton interests had further talk with Secretary Metcaif at the Department of Commerce and Labor. The whole sub- feet was thoroughly gone over and the Secretary and all parties were-a unit as to the object sought to be accomplish ed. but the means advocated to secure the end were somewhat different. Nothing final was done toward adjust ing the matter, although the President is understood to favor the idea of ap- pointing a special commission,