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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-20
lluoauf Der Welt Gubn.

GopitGn Garoiii 5iinoctc Die >Snht
nScDtbion" an crbicIt ieooh
nirbt Sen ibm ncriprohclen 9ll
tbcil al Ocm NcriihcrnngS1cloc.
u en- Dort 10. Nanl;ar. -
Gopit1u Gas. Cardiff lrilbcrcr Nc,
iebl5Dabcr Ser InmpiInht Seq
tbion," bc5eu9tc bcute in cinem Ero.
5eiic, meldcn oic nHonoon ono Siuer-
pool @lpbc ,SnillrlnCc 80" lnl blell-
gen 0llnocofrcia1crId)t cinlcltetc, I'M
sSrou Suinn Barter 5llr 3urilferltot'
tllug pon &criid)crlllgSgelo 81 Splns
gen, boB cr (GoroilO Die enpobntc
,>ddbt IN 1900 uuI Der @obc BON
WurblcbcuO un5iIH0ctc, llno 5iuar ollI
9lnlliitluN OcS @otter Der Gi9entbils
merin Der ,Soht, Gr. Charles lborll.
Opfc Eorfer. Die ,Soht lullroe 5llm
oroBtcn Gbcil Durd) boS SScllcr ser.
it0rt uno Trml Barter crbiclt Die
Sllnmc pon $2L 900. Gin Ncmor.
oueilr blgiirtc Ooa @rof Scr Saht
tohoen oic TIamnen 0elo'dt NOR
Den lporen, nnh Otnrbebeoo. Gle
Scriidprllnos @eicllld)ait perlonGt
3uriiferItottltnN oes oritten 5bcilc9
Der bc5oblten Slunntc, neil, 1uie be.
bollptet miro, Elm 0roBer Sbeil Der
lpertbpoQen Ginricbtnaen ans Dem
tSa6r5euoc euticrlt moroen mar. Ter
GopitGn Gnroill be5ellgte, oaB lbnl
Or. Garfer 5ncrIt $4,000 ulo onnn
$4,000 onbpt, menn er Die ,Sabt ull-
5illroen mcQte 9Iodoeln or es &c.
tboll bate, erbiclt cr jeood) 9tibtS.
Ir. Yarfcr beid0itigtc i'm lputer orcl
Sabre lana ols GnpitGn elmer anoercn
,Sodt au cimcm rSobreslolar bon
$1,000 nlo cntlicB ibn oonn.
Ger Yro5cb miro am Viontog iort-
geiebt. ,srol Suian Gup Barter iii
cine ser befunnteltelt ,Sadteigentbil-
merinnen OeS 2lltOcs llno beiibt lelb't
Elm Gertiiifnt ais dt.Gapit6l.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-20
Sel6ltmuro in syuloc 9,amferutts.

@upafoncto, g., 10. Snn.--
:. $, Notln9houS, iueld)er leit 40
,Subren III laramie. nnbe bier, eiu
Hn0cn1cld)dit betrieb mo icit %
>>nbrcn tSrieoenSridter rpor, bat
SclbItmoro bcgan1en. @r iuuroe ieit
Wiittluod ucrrniBt mo belitc iuno
lnou ieinc Seide I'M aanol. Ger Ser.
itorbene belnB Elm Serrnoget BON
ehuu $4,000 lmo mar gigentbiimcr
elmer pertbuollen aoblen5ed)ein Ohio.
9lm 0tontag lulroe CT oltrh plotlide
Gmioroerung elmer Shulo pon $40.
600 5lun 9anferott ge5plllgen, lno
man permlttbet, ooB i'm oicier I'm.
ltono IN oen (p0 trieb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-20
Pneumonia

ooer Gnt5iln0lng Ger 2lngcn iolIte
nit Hcm Ncnop Meliei mic iolat be.
banorIt uerrcn: Ger 8atient loute
20 SropiciI res NeIicf ieoe Stlnoe in
cincm WeingIale pol @oiier crbaItcn,
mo oic 0arie 9ruit Jfiden imo
,5ront mIB untcr bem GinilnB oes
Jicliei onrh b1uiige 9lpplifntioucn
crbatcn m,rbcn; Weei.Ibee imo
&roit- Suppcn niiiIen oem Batienten
jnr St0rf!lng geaebcn pcroen iuno
lciae Gingclucioe miiiien bin uno luie.
Der orrb Or. 9tnowap'S 9iIlen in
Gb1tiglclt gcictt iueroen.
Gnt5iinbung Ser 9tieren, Gnt3iin.
onn8 Der Sloic, Gnt5ilnoung Der Gin.
gcmcioc, gnt5ilnonng ser 2unaen.
iueGcr sails, 9ronfitis. idiperes
Sltbnlcn Group, Gotorrb, Snfhnen3a,
Stopiihmer5elL 3abnpeb, gtelralgie,
MbehnntiSnuSl falte Gbiqs, slgie
GbiaS, Gbilbloins, 8roitihGoen.
Die 9lpplifotion bon u Heuop 9f e.
lici ali oen ooer Sic S6rile. no Die
Sdmicri1feit ooer ser Sbnlcr, eri.
ltirt, mirb GrIcidtcrling mo Hnbe
1clpdbrcu.
Snnerli d, cin bolbcr Sbeel6f.
fcl in ctncln bnlben @laie 8aIier,
fllrirt in ciuigcn Wiinuten 8rimpie,
SpnamS, lauren Mogen, Soobren.
ncn, Nrrp6iitGt ShIaiIoiisfeit, &opf.
>uc6. Tiorrboe. ODlenterie, Golic,
@lGlluGrn uub ollie innerliben
SAmcr5en.
Walnria in icinrn ucridDiebcnrn Tor.
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,,Seutc roth, moraeu tpst."

TuS Gilt Dor sllem bel iener fdbredIicben
arunbeit. pelde appendicitis gennnut miro mo
ocren 9Seien in elmer geriiopiuna oes pmrirs
ijruigen S1rmes nit nddbfplgenoer 9nibjinoitiia
mo 6iieruna beebt. Se iriit pI0eIidb cir
Sbmer5 IN oer recbten Seiiiengeseno aut oann
iogI Sirber II. T. ~ uno In fpen9en 3dsen
oer 5oo. Die 9unit oec eeittidteiten Nr5teS
III iaii INNER biilfos. lpdbreno 81 rectter Seit
oieie oeidbrlldbite uler aranfbeiten Ieicbt bdtfe
pcrmieoen weroen i6nneu. Soreet MIR, oaB Der
Sdrm Dor Geritopiiing beipabrt blebt. uno ipnS
cbenip Wicbtia it, odb oieS nit ben bewdDrien
St Scruaro 3rdutrrpinen eeicbiebt
(StSoSu l&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-20
&rkoeltuneen,
Weber @als

Glrh Gilnebmcn bon spollaia
oocr NreiBig 9ropien oes Ieaop 9e.
litf i'll ctpos Sprup Dor oem Sd)la.
Iengcben, luo inoem SDr ein nit gfe.
lief 0ctrGntteS Stiid SIonea nm
Glrcn NoI8 midelt, iuerbet Sbr am
WtorNrn polllt6noig beireit bon cincm
roubcn S1aIic auiltc6cn.
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9aei cillem 3llinlnnlenItpB nni.

= Nel cITem 3nl0mmenltoB 5lnls
ld,en 5uei ,}iigen Der Baltimore
Slip.0ahn" bel @orren, o, lpuroen
cin $5ei5er lno ein illlbefaniter !Tann
getootct umo eiu Gritter lebellsUeI1br.
li1 perlett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-20
Clothing 1uinn."
@citcrn luar muhamroauiidcr Sonu,
tag in 9iNccirao,

Moroftaniibe TelrNoten pcrricbtctcu
lire 9Inoaht in elmer impropiIir
ten Moidce. 0ie onNeren 0e-
Icanten pcrtricben iiN Oie Belt
btrh Nicimln1a 9IlatMIbc. -
5roNc ilber &crbciierlmg scr
Gage ser SuOeu III Wtoroffo in
GrluGNua. Grontrcih moht
ciu 3uacitanOuib iiir Sponicn.
6ron5aiiidc GmOrinaInac mil.
icn Gbicu rGluncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-20

Der irun5oiihcn @obcI GonIpnNnic
IN Caracas lm0 ga @uoriu, ncgcn
WiBOhtu11 ser @cicBc scr Hcptbit
aus Dem 2unoc ucruciit lpltroc 1es
itCrl ucr0iicntIibt.
9ImtIi Cb { Grfldrun0 0cr
run50iil 6cn u cQics
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.Reaoy ,Relie(

@on5 atcid pie Deftig ooer unauS.
ltcbib Ole SHmer5en, Die Der Hbeu-
noilhc, @ettldgeriae, Sdpada.
Ncrfrippeltc, Nerpoie, Terrolgii6e
ooer Olrd 8ranfbeit gtre0eracmor.
Icnc lriOcn mag
HaSluaDS Jicahp Mclicf gicGt anarn.
bllflld)c einecruu9 II. Grlcid crnna.
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mcn, ;Sicbcr nnO Nsmc.
ManiuaD's MeaOb Melicf

furirt ubi nur ben nit Malaria bebniteteu
|utieuien fofori ionOern perbiiet aud bel 1eu.
ten ole ocmichen uuSeefept ftno, ,,penn iie ieoen
Wor9cn bei'm Nuiiieben 8luai,iig ooer oretbto
1ropien 0ieabl Neiiet In einem G,Iaie g8aiier
ncbmen ulo enen Grader ellen irgeno peIte
glnfdlIe.
SerIauit bon aIeu etpoibeiern, 50c. Die SIa.
foe.
edidrt AT IT, aaSwab & Co.. 55 Gin en..
9iem'Dorf fir p9oof Of gopiee". (3)
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Gridltung In eiuem 1ase 5n beifen.
Tebme 2aratipe YtDmu Gunine Tablets. Npo'
tbefer aeben GeIo 8nritd. ipenn feline SeiIiins.
g. ". GrsSes llnterltrift an S10tteln. 25c.
(giob2, ,iO, ,Sa.2S)
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DIES ibm perid)icoenc M1uner ooiiir
onbotcn, 5uriid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-20

GopitGn Garoiii iiinoctc Die rSoht
ScDtbion" an crbicIt ieood,
nibt sen ibnr ucriprocbcuen 9ln.
thcil al Ocnl &crltcrIngSlcIoc.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-28
Descontento en- Marruecos

Londres, de AgSste, ,-Despachos
dc T&ager anuncian sue causan alar-
ma las nsticias del interior sobre Ell
rapido incremento de la agitaci6n
contra Francia y los francexes. Los
descontentss Sc est&n cOrcentrando en-
las inmeai acisRes de Marrakesh, Ia
capital meridisnsl del imperio, y for
man sin auda una formidable coalici6n
de vassllos semi-independientes del
Sultan. Clam an poT la guerra santa y
pidcn al virey principe Abdul Hated
que Sc proclame sultan. Nunca ha sido
tan cr{tica Is situaci6n en- los dltimoS
A1oS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-28

tai Mclean, de quien So sabe que
estuvo en- Victoria, Colombia Ingle-
sa, el dltiln invierno v cuyo para
dero Sc ignora desde que salio de
all1 en- la primavera de este afio.
Hay gran agita ci6n entire los EN-
Pleados altos y bajos de la colnpaf1ia
|arrcndataria, 81 bien no sc esperan
nuevas infracciones este verano por-
que ell servicio de vigilancia de los
guaydacoStas es continue aesde el
10 de Agosto. Los capitanes de 6stos
no parecsn dispucstss 4 perseguir y
capturar nj a1n 4 las solstss que Sc
abe han participate en- el ataque, 4
ne Ser que las ssrPrendan acHtro del
limits de tres leguas de la costa q Ell
el asto de violar la ley.
Fue1on muchos los presos despues
de Ia refriega, pero Sc les permitio
volver sus barcos porque los guar
|dias eran insuhcientes para .tantos
prisioneros. Estos enterraron por
81 mismos 4 sus cinco muertos en- la
playa. Caando cl Perry trat6 de
volver las is1as con el agente Lem
PIKE Ell ~ de Julio Sc lie rompio una
pieza de Ia n4quina una milla de
terra y tuvo que volver, inutilizado
teMporalRente. Con este percance
queda Ia patrulla de vigilancia muy
descabalada y Sin guardia las islas.
De los oJos guardacostaS el The
tis' esta en- el Artico, el Rush" en-
Ia bahia de Bristol, e1 Bear" con
avsrfas y el Mccullough cen orden
de ir 4 Sitka y recibir a oordo al go
bernador del distrito.
Los japoneses presses salicron de
aquf IS de Julio en- el vapor correo
mensusl para Valdez, donde Sc ren-
Mira en- Agosto Ell tribunal del sexun-
do distrito judicial que tiene juris-
diccion sobre las islas Pribilof y las
pesquerias. Sc les acusara probab
mente de piraterfa. Los agentes del
Departamento de Comercio guardian
el mas prsfundo silsncio sobre el
Suceso.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-28
~ f.
Robo en- un Banco

Ri First National Bank, de Bir-
ming ham, Alabama, lamenta la desa-
paricion y perdida, al parecer total, de
Sroo,ooo. tomados de la Institution por
Alexander Chisholm, miem bro de ma
de las mas preminentes familias de Ia
ciudad. Ha caido en- manos dc las
autoridades y Sc halla preso.
Desempenaba en- el Banco el m
plee de cajero pagader Sc cree que
hay tres completes centra los cnales
sc han expedite Srdenes de arresto.
La ptrdida, aunque considerable.
ne afecta 4 los depositantes, pues In
institution tiene IN tondo de reserva
dc 81. 100000.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-28
IMPRESIONES DE ARTE
"EN LA C0PA DEL AnB0L"

Hace dfss recibi un eiemplar de
csta novela, con una dedicatoria de
su autor, el distinguido escriter do
minicano Ulises Heureaux, que va
habfa llamado mi atencion con varioS
cuentos literarios de verdadero me
rito, publicados en- LA Voz de la
Patria" La Bandera Americana. -
No pretendo hacer TN juicio crftico
de la novela, porquo no soy crltico,
nj aspire serlo; c1iticar I'm libro es
mas dificil que criticar TN drama; el
drama 10 vemos representado por
actores, y estos 'actoreS, al asimilarse
ell caracter psicsl6gico del personaje,
puede decirse que 10 materializan, 10
modelan, como modela el escultor su
idea, al esternarla en- forma de eScul-
tura, y por consiguiente, es mas diff
Gil al critico estudiar aque1 modelo Y
apreciar los defectos y buenas cuali-
dades de.aquel caracter y 81 ha sido
6 no bien estudiado por el autor.
En- la novela, este es mas dif{cil,
en- ella el crftico ha de penetrar has
ia 10 mas {ntimo del caracter, ha de
escudrifiarlo 4 traves de tedo Ell libro,
en- sus mas pequeflos detalles, ha de
Observable, sin perder ning6n dato,
para poder prof1ndizarlo Y juzgarlo;
en- el drama, el Caracter es un actor,
es un hombre que hab1a y Sc hace
comprender; en- la novela, es mudo Y
hay que adivinarlo, deduc irlo a fusr.
IA de observaci6n; por ESQ no voy
criticar, porque no me creo con auto
ridad para clio, voy solamente a emf
tir mi opinion sobre la obra, que mo-
tiva estas lfness.
"En Ia copaf del arbol" es una no.
vela 1igerita, agradable, es casi un
| juguete; apesar de Ia sangre que CO.
rrc & su final no tortura al lector, no
nos hace senkir esas hondas emocio-
mes de las lgrandes tragedias, que
iconmueven todo nuestro ser, y dcJan
en- 81, durante alg1n tempo, la NOR
tifcante impression del dolor.
Su 1enghaje, es correcto, facil y
po6tico; nhy comedido, en- las subli-
mes escetas pssionales; su autor las
refere, Sin adu1terar la verdad, en-
forma vslada, por las hligranas del
decir, pdr la elevation de los concep-
tos, en- tai modo, que pueden ser
leidas, sin rubor, por los ojos mas
castos ,que sobre sus lineas deslicen
la miRda.
Redorre el autor todas las delicias
yelubtuosas del amor, en- sus mo-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-28
Numero 2O2.

Magoon, Ia policia p4namena he des :
Icubierto diecisiete de ellos, colombia
nos todos y TN mexicano que com
plet6 la docena y media, La aguerri-
da policfa de Presidente Amador di6
con todos en- la czrcel y segdn los des-
pachos, "parece kaber pasado va ell
peligrs". Respiremes.
Les telegr amas relatives esta re-
dada de entorchados dicen asf.
Panama. 10 de Agesto. - Reins
gran sgitacion en- esta ciudad. La
policfa prendio anoche diecisiete co.
lom olanss, generates revolucionario.
que fueron en- 50 dfa, acusados aho~
ra de conspirsr contr los altos poderes
nacionales Durante Ia revolucion de
1890 les presses Sc distinguicron por
sns depredacionss en- Ell interior del
istmo. TambiEn fue preso Ell general
mexicans Rniz Sandeval. Todos ellss
Aabfan -llsgaas recientemente a Pa
mama.
El Sscrstario Arias Sc MEGA su-
ministrar detallss de 10 censpiraci6r
Les astsnidss ssrAn deportados come
psrnicieses
Parecs habsr pasad do todo pelipro.
La situaci6n 50 ba nsrmalzado FL
phblico sn general no sabe que la poll
cfa ha capturads los conjurados. Sc
asegura que de habe- triunfado la
censpiraci6n hubiera podido tener
ssrias ssnsecuencias para Ia repdblica
de Panama.
Panama, II de goste.-Un com-
plot para asesinar al Presidente ANA
dor ha resultado en- la prisi6n de va
rlas psrsenas, de quienes sc dice que
con Colombia. Tambi6n
Sc afrma que el movimiento Sc debi6
la proposition presentada en- la Con-
ferencia de Rio Janeiro que pide no Sc
reconozca Panama como naei6n.
No Sc acusa 4 los njembros del par
tldo liberal de participates en- el
compl0t, el cual Sc atribuye 4 los dss-
contentes que quieren que Panama
vuslva & reunirse con Colombia. No
Sc atribnys impCrtancia al sucesc'.
Desde lusgo. Diecisiete gener ales
prssos, perniciosos y portados;'v arias
personals cue querfan asesinar al Pre-
sidente Anador; complNt de simpatiza-
aores colembianes que procuran de-
volver q Colombia aquella porci6n de
su terrltsrio: total, IN suGeso sin i'm
p0rtancis, segfn el censor de los tele-
gramas del itsmo.
s., Caspitina!" dirS 81 seQor Amador
al pensar en 10 que hu bier sido de 81
81 por allf hnbiesen ocurrido successes
de mediana impoEtaDcia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-28
No 8anan para SUstOS

iCaidado que hay generates - Pa
namai Sin contar al capitan general
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-28

Mayagliez, "A AgOsto 1906.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1906-01-02
Mines, Mills and Mining.

Custer county the mining sections in the world
but at present needs better transportation capital develop
It's rich mining districts In mining
and agriculture though progressing hand hand yet nearly
independent of each other The farmers wdened by
the miner to be sure but not relying home consumption
cusYey he can exist and but in this county
and farmer depend uponeach other great us for
moment call the attention Of the capitalist of the most
Important mining districts and mines the county Macay
with It's great copper mnes Morgan creek Garden
silver mnes Bayhorse district with its famous Ramshorn Syar5
and dozens Of rich gold bearing mnes Poverty
Flat Centennial Flat East Fork Clayton Slate Thompson
creek Robinson Bar Stanley Basin with placer QUARTS
gold mines; Sheep Mountain Seaoam hundreds
OF rich eadsver mines Loon creek placer gold quartz
es Washington Basin gold mines Yankee Fork
district which is godsver and embraces within
hundred OF mnes the most producers
she Lucky Soy and Yankee Fork Custer county several
Quartz mills and smeerve quartz mills Custer; dredge
ooat and mill at Staney smeer at Bay
horse and 800on acay In Custer county has
nearly 5000 located mining claims and the region not
been half prospeced.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1906-01-02
Agriculture and Stock-Raising.

Agriculture ably supplements the mining industry in encbna
this county The Salmon rising Sawooth mountains
north OF Wood river border and pur
suing zgzag general eastery direction recev
es the waters of ten large creeks besides
streams together with Lost tributaries flow through
thousand of acres arabic uncuvate Since the hand
OF man is forced to supply what nature wthhods irrigation
tie place Of and the annually goes to waste would
make verdan Fruitful valleys of DESERTS the
the silence OF desoaton into the many homes A
culture like all other industries of the county, infancy
The time is distant when large rgatng will be taken
out OF Salmon river which has endless supply many
thousands of of rich aebrsh land along river will be
reclaimed The farms OF this county produce wonderful yields
hay oats wheat potatoes per acre. large crops are
harvested each year
Stockgrowing is of leading industries county and
with the usually mild winters in the valleys excellent summer
ranges has become remunerave industry county
each year derives its largest the way of
taxes each year from the stock growers,
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1906-01-02
Climate. Timber, School, Etc.

The climate of Custer county very deghtfught snowfall
in the valleys short winters charming winters At
chas with an elevation of 400 feet sleigh rides well nigh
impossible Creditabe county is our pethorc school fund
Each district has its school building wepaid teacher AT
Challis the high school studies are taught
Probably onefourh the territory of this county
is heavily timbered with spruce, fir and pine
With large tracts of farming and grazing land uncuvated with
list OF taxable property annually enghenng giant strides:
with Increasing and decreasing taxation; with railroad
buildings with good schools and churches little crme with
OF luxurious negotiations; with admirable climate
favorable TO health; with fertile SOIL rich products;
ana with vast mineral wealth in gold silver copper lead iron
and the precious metal Custer county blessed with natural
gifts and advantages that will prove its though gorous Ok
sence 70 have been but puny of its progressive
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1906-01-02
Custer County.
Gu~

custer county Idaho offers inducements settlers an
capitalists It's beautiful scenery its enterprsng people, its
led resources and It's brilliant prospects inapy
the name OF General Custer whose dasn vet poduc
tive career has become part of history Tbrtvfv
years ago. when placer mining quartz mining
IN its infancy the territory embraced confines
known only to Indians and occasional party of pospector
travelling to or from Montana Wilderness to the maxi
ers Of maps was unexpred In 1862 pacer we're actively
worked in Stanley Basin what western border and
1869 few venturesome ground on Loon creek
In 1870 other acers discovered yielded handsomely but
forming Custer county practically From 1875 to
1879 the fame OF its rich mines spread capital
lists and increasing its popnatonun the following year by
legislative enactment Custer county and has rived
since that time until today has population 5000 people
and has the following towns
Chalis-Couny seat farming stock raising fruit and MINING
Mackay-Mining and farming.
Houston-Farmng and stoc1-raising
MISUNDERSTANDING
Clayton-Mning farming and stock .raising
Bonanza-Minng
Custer-Mining.
Stanley-Placer and quartz mining, and grazing land
custer county also has large valleys farming
and sockrasng pursued great Big Lost Rv
er valleys Thousand Spring. Round Pahsamaro East Fork An
telope and Stanley.
Custer county embraces in irregular outline 5000 square
miles ard is as large the State Connecticut larger
than Delaware and Rhode Island together central Ida
no. 1T reached by the Oregon Short Line the east
and this road will probably next year The
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone company from Black
loot to Chas The Custer county found in it's
mines and its agricultural and grazing lands.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1906-01-02
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lain that l am, I am not so bad after
all. as L might be. You can't fool a
dog; and a dog is no hypocrlte, there
fore, / have good I'm me which he reCog
nizeS," The fellow is a little surprised
at himself and not little flattered II
a noble dog shows him marked favor
he becomes stuck up" almost imme-
diately. If several dogs should display
great preference and affection for his
person he would soon become unendur-
able TO society-quite too vain for as
sociation with men. Contrariwlse,
should dogs bark at him. generally, or,
perchance, should one bite him he
to associate with snakes: but would
forthwith get himself locked up as
victim of hysterlcal rabies; and il he
had any pathetic kinfolk at large they
would at once insist upon having the
dog put to death.
For my own part, l have learned n
great deal from dogs. If l am natural,
they set me the example in early child
hood. If l am faithful to a friend
through his disgrace and disaster, |
cannot deny that n dog revealed this
nobility of character to me for the
drst time In my life. II 1 have graft
tude. l saw It first In a dog. If l have
enterprise. he did not neglect my early
lessons. If / have initiative, so had
my first dog friend. If I am affection
ate, so was he. If I am patient in ad-
versity and without arrogance in af-
f1uence. l could not have acquired this
poise Of mind better from men than
from dogs II | am watchful over
weakness intrusted TO my care; If I
am forgetful of self In guarding my
beloved. II l have the courage of my
convictions; If L have any heroic in
stlncts. l could have had no better
teacher than dog Indeed, the love of
dogs-their association and example
have filled my life with joy.-The Gull
turiSt