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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-29

/ could not do housework, and e
years did not get out OF tha
The kidney secretions were 8.
and doctors were not helrIps
Doan's Kidney Pills brought a.
relief, and finally cured me
saved my life"
Sold by all dealers. so cep,.
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo. n
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-29
rhe wild Cali.

Most Of our song birds have three
aotes expressive Of love. alarm and
fellowship Tho latter calls seems 70
keep them in touch with one another.
! might perhaps add to this list the
scream Of distress which most birds
utter when caught by cat or a hawk
the voice Of uncontrolled terror and
pain which Is nearly the same ia all
speoles-dissonaat and piercing The
other notes and calls are characters.
tic, but this last Is the simple sere%ea
OF common terrified nature.
Life.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-29

worry 81 one sort aad auo,bs- h.
necessary TO she complete heal,h :,
tee spirit "crry Is as surely rs,s.sa
to content on one SIDE As i, i - 80 49,
cry on the other. It Is as whalasona,
al EXERCISE for the spirit. ana A. -
'Fesa'aS rs the physical s,s-..'-
sa'ea ne nan hads 50 nece<e,-,, ' :.
ms ~e'l ee,ng The Spirit mus, -, !"
Is tsea''aF gymnastics the soui 80
aot As'ga TO become stasnant. -.
sa'efs- u one may say So. mns, -
s'irFsa OCCASIONALLY il they Womb -
Aslt fresh aad svest N'uia De
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-29
Late Already.

Five minutes after the tardy q
had struck, the principal of the sch
was walking through the lower
when he saw a pudgy little fell
scampering toward the first N
room as fast as his fat legs Cd
carry him. See here, young NH
want to talk to you," called the II
cipal to the late conner. Il hains
time to talk to you; I'm late alresa
replied the breathless beginner as |
door of his classroom closed
Circle.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-29
Her Secret Sorrow.

That woman over there has Il
hidden sorrow" declared the q
pathetic one, as she came in and /
her seat at a table not far away.
have often noticed her. See.
companion orders everything
could possibly want, and yet she
there silent with a face like b "a
| am awfully sorry for her"
Don't you worry" advised her /
simistic friend. That's her hush
with her. She's bored, that's all
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-29

sehuaps drinks VERY hard schnapsl:
naally, sSSSS means that the sehaaps
Is sehlecht thadl, Any Officer With
ave- ss is sammarily dismissed by
the kaiser
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-29
FOREIGN WATERWAYS.

Since we began the neglect
abandonment of canals, France
quadrupled her waterways. Accl
ing to figures furnished by comn
cial associations, the British =
have 5000 miles of canal and It 2
not all antedate the railroad.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-29
Chinese learning Worth o. Flour.

TIE American consul at shanghai
reports that all classes % Chinese In
his district are yearly consuming more
aud more foreign goods. such as whes,
-four, The aonorm@a price OF rice.
owing partly to the ioods and partly
10 the greed OF the dealers, has re
snlted Ia many riots
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-29

fro 4l1
, IRON kidney +
pies. My back d,
me terribly. a.,
turn or move
! y a rp. shoot53
pains. Ny e.
s was poor. dark +,
appeared befoss
and ] had r.
spells. For
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-29
TEN YEARS or PAN.
Unable to Do Even Hou.....-
cause of Kidney TroubI..x

Mrs. Margaret Emmerich
ton St.. Napoleon. o., save.
fifteen years ! was a ere..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-04

trollen ierner 5lpei in 6ranffrrt a. 90,
Icbcn0e Sd)neitern 3luci Sinner iei'
mes III Nem.Dorf per torbcnen Sru.
0erS &cnrp glbertb uno 0rci Gntel.
Mnuu >. &cIbiug.
Srou Nnnd :. @clbinh 8ottilt
BON Gbarlc8 0cl5jn1, meld)c an
Sonntag I'M 80. %2eben2iabre ltlrb,
mllroc gcitern Nodmittog I llbr pom
Srallcrhalrc an ser Warplano. 9Ipc.,
9euc @icp an Der 9cloir-HonO, ans
aui ser ,Wft. Carmel . Cemetery" sur
Iebtcn Hllbc gebettct. PIN nit reidJcn
SIumengabcn aeihmiidtcn Sarge
belt Haltor :. 2ebmoul pom Scr co.
llltb. Ct. iobanniafirde cine @c0Ght.
niBrcoc ul0 Icitctc Sen SrouerSotteSs
0ienlt. Ms 9obrtud)trdacr crluiclcn
ser So0ten oie $50. $. &unIebn, g.
@rune, ". $. Strait, e. &iifel, ".
GSronb uno :. HicB Die lcBtc gbrc.
0ic 9cBr6bniB . arrangements bate
Sic 2ci6cnbeltottcr 6irmo Sobn Scr
MIG lllto Sobn ilbcrIommcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-04
Scimilhc Mriifcr.

Gic biciige nWtlliifer Union" be
id]luert iid) iiber sic Auitcllunl
bon iogenonnten ot0niglif ttalic
nii6cn &opeQen" un0 iltft oiI
llnteritiitung be$ Baltimore
FltblitumS.
Sn cincm S6rcibcr bcs SctrCt6r<
ser oWhtiifer. union." Scnrn GiBeI
an Den n9cutIhen gorreiponocntcn"
~bcidppcrt iid bic llnion iibcr oa$
Serbriugcn BON ou&lpdrtigcn Wllit.
topcllcn nod} Baltimore. @r. GitcI
id,rcibt: sit rid)t bic 2oilruG icbt
0@roG- Baltimore" uSeimiidc Sn'
oltltrtc," yNfp6crnc Gerbeiicrul'
gCn?" @orllm ridt olld) bcintiidc
0tulif? Baltimore bot inn Tcrb0It.
nib ebcnio picIe fiinItIcriid olt$Qc,
bil6ete Wltiifcr, OILS irgcltO cine
StoOt scr g8cIt. Gle biciiGer SEQ,
pclcn un6 Srd)cltcr, mic SbcI$,
@cbCr'S 3. Hegimcrt&s aopcac, va,
terS', @intcr'S StcinipolO'5, Scr.
IONS II. ~, bobcn lid icbcSmnl aus.
9e5eidprct, meun tic Gelegotioner
nod) cntfcrnten StGGtcu bc0lcitctelt
mo boourd, Den Sortid)rttt ltno bic
&uItur @oItinlore'@ nj lucitc Serrc
truAen. Salt ic0cr MuIifcr lit aud,
Stcuer5oblcr, @runoeigcntbiincr II.
untcrnctner0cr @iirgcr. mcId)c ibrc
Gtnnabmcn IN Baltimore ~pcrouSgos
ben. @orlm ioHtc oo5 hiciigc Nrtb.
Iifun nid)t oildl leirericit$ oicic Ntlt.
litcr untcrIiiitcn, pCnr Bic 0icnItc
bon Wlllifcrn gcbroltd)t mcr0Cn. Wir
licicrn Symphonic 2 Crdyeitcr. ipcId)c
ocn bod)1tcr Nniorbcrun0cn entipre.
den, fuQS ms bic Grmmtbigln0 itno
8clc1cnbctt bonn Eublifum ge9ebcn
miro. &pr 6cm QroEen @ror0c cl1go.
0irtcr sic @eidGftsiiibrer scr poplls
ldren CONNER . &crgriiguugSpl0tc
9opeIlen BON nidJt iibcr 10 bis t6
Wlllifcrn 5ltr Nbbultung ron Wtilis
tG%r.Gon5crtcn. IS lit unn0tbi9, SIT
%crlp0hncrl, oob bic ooourd) er5icltclt
NcIultotc ulljliric0cniteIcnb narcll.
Nodl ocm HronSc luur0rn 0cicQ.
id)oftlidc Gifoircn oIIcr 9Irt nioer.
ruiclL, unb nntbten sic bieiiQcn Wtll,
liter mGbrcllo Gc$ gor5en 8iltcrS
unO 6riibiobrs in llntb6tiQfcit Der.
Barren, mobllrd) iic 9robc iilton5icQe
&crlltItc crliitcn. 92Gbrcno 0cS 90.
roilf folgenbcu SonmcrS mo felt.
bcnr mlrbcn IN bcn grobrrcr Ser.
1nilgungSpiGben iogcnon1te na0nig.
Iidl itoIicniide &opcIen" bon 40
Mitiifcrn cr9ogirt mo @aItimorcr
Muiifcr oGll5lid mls8cihlolicn.
Gurd) bicic grobe Mlrlifcr5obl &C.
monncn Oicic Gon5erte rotiirlid al
Nl15icburQSfroft. ST fam fcine
Srogc icin, bob oos @oltimorcr
Yublifrm ictt grobe Sopcllcn per-
langt. bod) @oltimorcr Willifer ben
nltslpdrtigcn por5iebcn miir0e. lin.
icrc Gopcllen iin0 III ErciSconteitcn
nit 6cnen ollS on6cren St10tcn NIT
Gbrcn mo Breiien 5l,riidGctebrt.
@oltilnorcr Wulifer perbelt itetS bon
Den critcn &opeuen oeS 2onocs, luie
Souio, SrneS, 9ropfS, Serbcrt,
ErDor etc. gClltdpt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-04
NmS Den 8cridtcn.

Sic alage gcgen Den DVtarplono'
GLIB" megen ltc6crtrctunG Der
Spiritltoicn 2iccn5 @ciebe
fontmt beltte 3ltr Serbonolun9.-
Ger Ncgcr 6risbp 0ibbS OcSNtor'
oc3 I'M crIten @rGoc ihuIOig.
SIC G(o0c 0cgen SEN nWurplono.
Club" lucaclt on0cbliher %llebertre'
tula oc9 Spirituoicn 2iccnj . @eIe-
bc3 0urd 0cn Gcrfaui o0cr Die gle
icrllng pon gciltigcn 0ctrGntth an
Wtitglic0er an Sonntugcn miro belltc
I'M GriminalgCrid)t Dor Niftcr 9or'
Ian sur 8crDauollutg fonimcn. IS
mCrocn fcine 3eugen uorgclooen, Die
@crGanolungcn mcr0c1 lid Dielnlebr
uur nm gclebli6e Bunftc IN Der Ntt'
flnae Orebcn. Die Nnm1Ite 9crtaro
Garter ullo Morris Copper mcrocn
Den Club pertretcu u1o StootSan.
nolt OmcnS uno Stills StaotSon.
malt SIunne Den Stoot.
GeS W orOcs d ulOiG.
Ter 9teger 6risbp Gibbs, lucldct
om 8. Oftobcr ieinc @cliebtc, Ole Nc'
0crin Goa Guii nit Scr er IN Nr.
$50, Meit 9iooleItrobe, lcbte, INT
brodte, inocnt or lie bier Mnl ld)ob,
nit benz aolbcn 0eS Hcuoluers Den
Sd)1oeI 5ertriimmerte mo obcnorelil
nod) nit cillent Meiicr bic aeblc
ourdjidJnitt, mltr0e geitern I'M Grinni.
nalgeridt poll Oen Tidtcrn Surlarl
un0 Stod6rioge oeS Wor0eS im er'
item @rnoe id)uIOig beiunoen. Die
&critrt6eilnHg Ocs Wi0roerS mliroc
ouigcidoben. Dor etliden Sabrcr
bate Gibbs oie 6rau idon elnntal
gei6orcn.
GrGdlt icben Sabre 3 II d. +
Bans.
I6omaS :. 0crrp, lueldIer id)uloi9
/ ~6eiltn0clt mor0en mar. Dem Eednut'
NcrrGufer Scan aonioures $50 &c.
roltbt az babel1, pur0e geItern ocm
HidIter Mrigbt 5lt lieben Sabret
! 3ud)tbulioboit berurtheilt. Senrr
iaqte. CT miiroe oppelfiren. ST iol
in uielcn Std6ten Der Ser. Stoater
ol9 g~eriebener SaihenGteb befonn,
iein. am 7. Srni muroe er 5uiom
men nit Wihnel Sbeulin perbaitet
Sbcplin qing ober frei aus.
Sncorporirt.
Gie .5rorelers' Building ano ga
pings Aiiociotion" muroe geiterr
bon ben So. Sobn g. Bed, 8. 6
Senfins, VI. 5. Wadoll, s. 8. NC
CANADIAN, y. S. Steuort, glsiportl
Gbanep. Sobn y. Srtb, q. ), 2ant
mno Geo. y. Golfer NIT einem aupi
tai bon $4,000 i~neorporirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-04
StnterGGBt oiele S6Iiga.


Die BON ben 8erid)t5 e N6ihdberr
80bfe mo Barron oorgenommette
Snpentaratfnnbme 0cs Ra6laIieS
oeS peritor6enen Ism. q. g. Sunleu
nltroe geitcrn I'M @aiiengeridt ein.
brridtet. Ger NoHloB 6elGuit Iif
ouf $S3,t33.36 un0 IteIlt iib aus 40
OcridlieOcncrlCt Sbligntionen 5uiam.
men.
ompagnonS unctntg.
Gic $50. Hlgnal ". Vatopin un6
&ohu q. 9togengoit wurOen geitern
III ser 5meiten 2Ibtbciluitg oeS &reiS,
gertdtcS pom 8idtcr 8idcS alS 81.
Qlleitcr fiir s. &. S6Gifer II. So,
Gnnop . Sobrifontelt, bon 9tr. DOS,
&unoneritroBc. errannt uto inter
$4,000 @iirgldait aeitellt. Sic Or
nennung bcs Sequciters geidlab altf
Sen Antrog BON @nn. $. Mc1opeQ,
Gompo9non pom SnmcS 6. S6Gffcr,
bin, Der onaob, Mcinungsperihie.
oenbcitcn ieien 5pii6en ibneu emf.
Itun0eu.
Nooran lana etlagt.
Soiepb 4. ~9tonnnn, DcId)cr Dor ct
lid)en Sugcu in Gcros pcrboftet ipur-
&c, marc geitern pon Den 9oltimorcr
@roBgcidyporenen angctlogt, Siaac
Ncneih, Socob aoB un0 Scr Guitel.
berg Nntionnl Selpclrp So. angcblid
Hinuc u%ltcrld1lQQGn III hQbcu.
Crane. lut6. Salemss
g cmein0e. Die ai10er ser
cpoug. .lltb. SulemSs Sountagsifulc
lucrocn bette 9tbinO in ser GroBitra.
Ben . Salle Ole Gontate SIS Sieben
Gngel ourd) Die Nad)t" auifiibren.
0ieie lit cine ser id)onitcn Gontateu
unO miro gcuiB groben GiHorllf bin-
terlniien. Gbcnio Elm unOcrcs Stiid,
oGtc 9eimfcbr ser perIorenen God.
ter am @cibnadtSo6enO" miro oen
3uborer feiieIn. Gin gut 9eidrlter
ainOerhor miro IiebIihe @eiGnge 81
@ebor %bringe1, beionoers onS idonc
Sieo Don &arl 8erod, sd m0d)tc
DtllH.
9c5a6lung DON 2icen'
sen. 49, Der Collector ser @olicr-
tare mo 9iccn5cn s. Spencer Glarfc
mod)t all ntOercr Steae oes o0cut.
id)cn GorreiponOentcn" %befonnt, OaB
bic 2icen5eu iiir @agen, alle anoeren
S%Ibrlperfc, Sunoe, petroleum, Oil.
LORDS. Nool luno 9agatelle, &egeI.
bobnen etc. pom /. bis 10. Snnllnr
crlnngt luerOen miiiien, anOerenfolS
ole gcicbIiden Strafen in anDenOung
gebrod)t mer0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-04
Sclcpathic iTcrnocfIh0.

Son cincut nlcrfmiir0igen Sal bon
Selepotbie, Der ciuntal Dem Gontpo.
nilten Wiebul poiiirt lit, meiB Der
.HaOicu(" 5u cr5Gblcn. Webul'S
Srcuno 9onueret mar no6 9eutidD'
lono gereilt rno Der Gomponiit beS
nSoiepb" bottc l6on lett lGllgercr
3eit frinc Nod)riht BON ibm. 0teblll
fam Die So6e pcrOGdtig Dor, uno CT
pcrnnloBte cine poli5eilide llnteritt'
dung, Die ic0od) 81 fetrent GrgebnlB
fiibrte. 0olo Oordlif crihien ibm
9todtS Der peridluun0cne SreunO ini
Sroume iun0 rief: oNohel @cbc Dir,
mcnn OF MIDI nidt rGhItl" Sn elmer
ol1oeren Nud)t trot ouS @eipenit nod
nGber an Wteblll's 9ett beran mo
5eigte Dem Gomponilten cine art I'm.
gebcler, ooS iih 5rpiihen ben 6etIter.
uorbongcn uerborgen bate. Iln ndd)'
item Worgcn Itelltc Webul felt, DAB
ans Dem 3irnmer mebrerc Wertbge.
q%cnit0noe pcrihipunoen poren. guS
er gcgen glbcno 0aS Sulis uerlieB,
milroc er i'm .ounflen 6lurgong bon
cincnl Spib6ltben ilberfoler, Der ibln
oie 90rie aus Der Ioihe 5u 5ieben
iudtc. Webul poftc Den Wann
bci'm &ro1en ultO belt i'm felt; 5u
ieincr GerpunOcrulg erfannte err in
linn 0oS .llngebeler" mieoer, oaS
ibnt oic ndhtlihc @rl6eintng in Der
Seniterniide gc5cigt bate. guf orin.
gcnbcs 8crlongen oeS Gonlponilten
murbe MN bon Scr Foli5ei oaS Sor-
leben NeS &erbrchcrs 10 griinolid
untcrilldt, oo6 Oieier Dor Sltr6t
idpuer erfranftc. }tls or i'm Sterben
lag, 9eItono CT, boB er eiitige Mtonotc
porber in einem nober bejeihneteH
Waloe einen irn1cn Otonn getootet
bate; or CAB aud genau Die Stelle
an, an Der bic 2eide b%egra6en lpor.
Won offnete oaS Grab unb fano Ole
irbiid;en Jielte oes orlnen 9ouperet.
3erItreut. - Barber: nRaIi.
rem ooer Soorifeereit2" IrofeIior:
.Sooriheeren." = Barber: .Wfod).
ten Sic %gei1aigit Elab nebmen." -
Erofeiior mad elmer @eile) naber,
oas 5iebt ia bier beoenflih - ba
m6dte ifp bod lieber meinen Suit
! ouiiesen."
@ipfeI ser 9 NJ NJ + t. =
Sousfrau Gid bei'm gGdermeiitcr
iiber ben 2ebrlir9 ~beid)tperenb: ia
iinoe ih 9~eitern cine gun5 ber6ronflte
! Semne[ unter Dem Sriibltiif! Sd
laiie iie I'M Sriibitiidsbeutel. bonlit
er tic umtouIdt, mo fir0e beiite lait.
ter idiuar5e, fait ungetieBbare @on.
re oorin!" 9Gderiurge: sd
oudte, ct ioate set Wiliiter iinol"
8eronenit q D. - SIM Soi.
lettenobtbei( miro Die 2eife zines
@annes entoedt. Aus BEN ltntitanoen
tpiro conItatirt, ooB oieies Snoipi.
olum iid oaielbIt ieit orei @odlcir be.
funoen uno nlio sic Strede Der
Staots6obu Dor Ger gntoedlng oes
troiirigen Sales az 0tal a~beefabrsn
baben nliiiIe. Ratiirlid miro bariibcr
ioiort ein Irotofoa aufgenommelt
uno Ser Stationsporiteber oiftirt benz
Sfreiber: Same niht 3l erfnitteIn,
ba BEL Dem Seritorbenen feinerlei go.
pierre porgefunoen murOen. 9erui:
bodit ipabriheinlib Gaueriabrer."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-04

Somea q. cannon Gel tics.
gcit0rt. - Cine Icpeihe ans gr.
nopoliS, no, meloct, 0ob cine .Surp
be lunotico inqitirenoo, BON meldel
". Mpor ans annapolis Obmnnll
mar, ben HedtSamuolt Solne5 y.
@annon BON Baltimore ais geiltesge.
it6rt erflortc. Sic Ectition fir Oic
6in6eritiung oieier Si,rp lpitroe bon
Dem Yrltoer bes Srn. Sol. Is. Ban.
non gcniod)t. Gieielbe 6eiogt, onl
9onron icin gon5cs Yermogcl per
idpenoct uro bic 6snlilic i'm elmer
Sr%reltnnltolt |iibcrneiicn ipirO. Ger
Mobriprlid) Der 5urp laitetc, oar
Cannon id)on ilber 5luei Sabre gel.
itesgeit0rt lit. Damon uuroe filr6'
lid iuegen angeblid]er ltuterlf)la'
glti,g bon linn CUR 8enpoltung itber'
trogcner Sinterloiieni6aften III @n'
tlogc5nitonb pcrictt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-04

gs lit Jest Morb. - Sm
st. SoiepbS.Soipital" .erlag geitern
9lbenO geeen 7 llbr George 8liimmer,
Der, mic Scr .Gentid)e Gorreipon.
cent" i6on nusiiiDrlid berihtctc,
Gieiitng atahlnittag BEL eincm Streit
iibcr pinen S%iibnrrbnnocl bon Soiep6
Suttller geidoiicn lplrOe, ieiner Ser.
munoung. Coroner GarutberS miro
feute 9(beno $50 in Der norOoItlif)en
Ypli5eiitation oen Snaueit balten.
Der Worber miro ~porlduiig nod in
Der .Ganton ,Foli5eiItation ieitgebal-
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-04

3erltreut. - Barber: ,HaIt.
rem ooer Saarifeeren?" ErofeIior:
nSooriheeren." = Barber: .Wfodr
teit Sic geidaieit Flab nebmcn." =
Eroieiior mad elmer @eile) rslber,
bas 5iebt ia bier beoenflit - oa
mod)te id bod lieber meinen Sllt
auiiesen."
The Washington times., 1907-10-01
DELEGATE
TO A. F. |. MEETING
Labor Union Discusses
Plans for the c. [. u.
Temple.

]. L. Rodier, vlce-president of Central
Labor Union anG a delegate from
Typographical Uiion No. lG1 to the
central body. was last night elected by
that organization delegate TO the twen-
ty-seYenth annual convention or the
American Federation OF Labor in Nor
folk. Va, November II. There were rs
delegates present voting, with seventy
one votes for Mr.. Rodier, and nfty-fou1
for J. J. McCracken.
The committee appointed 20 report
ways and means for the erection OF a
Labor Temple, the home OF the Central
Labor Union. made n general report.
After an hours discussion II was re-
turned to the committee for further In
vestigation and report.
Delegates from the building trades
section asked the chair 20 appoint a
committee to call upon the Cor1lnis-
sioners and ascertain why the con-
struction OF so many school buildings
is being delayed.
w. w. Winfree, a general contractor
and delegate from the carpenters, near
the close OF the meeting donated the
first dollar 10 the Labor Temple fund
The Washington times., 1907-10-01
CHARITY GETS $I5O,OOO
FROM GENERAL FURLONG

NEW YORK, Oct The viii OF
Gen Charles z. FurIong. the bachelor.
who for many years lived at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel, was found yesterday IN
his safety deposit vault at the Mercan-
tile Safety Deposit Company by his law
yer, George A. Sullivan Carl A Hans
mann, OF the drm OF Rounds & Schur-
man, the legal representative OF Capt.
the Hon. Alexander Hill. was present
when the box was opened. but found
that no b4quest had been left 70 his
client
The personal beQUests show that the
general was not quite 60 alone In the
world as has been supposed. He left
10 Elizabeth Furiong. widow Of the
late Joseph J. Furlong. os Klleline
House. Newcastle West. County Liner
lex, Ireland, $1,000. and TO her sons. Jo-
seph s. Furiong and the Rev. Alex
under n FuTlong. $4,000 each-
The remainder Of the estate goes 70
charity with the exception OF 8. 900 eacn
70 the three executors. George A SuIli-
van. the generals lawyer. Douglass
Green. and Hiram Hitchcock. manager
OF the Fifth Avenue Hotel
The Roman Catholic Convent OF
Mercy, al Vicksburg. Miss, IS % receive
$4,000 and a number OF institutions are
given 5000 each
The Washington times., 1907-10-01

Coffee is hidden but powerful enemy
10 ones progress in life. Its subtle. mar
couc poison, weakens heart. interferes
with digestion and has a definite and de-
structive effect on the nervous system
People who are content to load them
selves with impediments to- progress
who refuse to supply body with food
and drink Of the kind needed 10 make
up for the daily disintegratlon Of nerve
and brain tissue, must stand aside in
the race for pre-eminence.
Tho ones who are properly fed will
surely win the laurels
Postum furnishes the gluten and phos-
pilates of grain needed by Nature To
nourish brain and nerves with food.
When made right, that is, boiIkd Is
minutes after boiling begins. 1t las a
delicious taste similar to the mild. high
grade Javas, but with none Of the bad
effects Of coffee.
There are those who are entirely care.
less as 10 what goes into the stomach.
but the one who would make all his
movements tendStoward health an6 DOS
siole greatness can know by a personal
test
There's q Reason" for
The Washington times., 1907-10-01
MINISTER ROCEHILL
RETURNING ON LEAVE

William w. ROckhflI, CT this city. who
has been Ameican Minister 20 China for
more than two years, has started home
on two months leave, according 20 a
cablegram received at the State Depart
ment today. Mr.. RockhilI has not been
home since he was sent to Pelxin as
minister. in March, 1865. anu while his
return At this time is not expected to
ha ye any particular significance in con-
nf 'tion with the appointment Of WI
as Chinese minister to Wash
II gton,-it is quite likely that the whole
Chinese situation will be gone over with
the officials here by Mr.. Rockhin upon
his arrival.
The Washington times., 1907-10-01
ALLEN RESIGNS,
TO Be REPORTER

Sherman p Allen. private secretary to
Assistant Secretary of the Navy New
berry. today resigned that office 10 be-
come a member OF the stan OF the
Washington bureau of the New York
Herald. Mr.. Aliens resignation be-
comes effective Immediately He was
appointed from Vermont at the time
Judge Darling was Assistant Secretary
OF the Navy. and nas served in that ca
pacity ever since.
Walter A. Dane. confidential clerk TO
the Assistant Secretary, will succeed
Mr. Allen. FIr. Dane was also ap-
pointed from Vermont, and was recent
ly made confidential clerk 10 Mr.. New
berry. He returned from his vacation
short while ago. and surprised his
friends in the department with the an
nouncement Of his marriage
The Washington times., 1907-10-01

means that in some shape or way the
fencing OF pasture land must be per-
mitted under restrictions which will
safeguard the rights Of the actual set
tiers I desire TO act as these actual
settlers wish 10 have me In this mat
ter. / wish TO find out their needs and
desires and then 70 try TO put them iato
effect But they must take trouble,
must look ahead TO their own ultimate
and real good. must Insist upon being
really represented by their pubic men,
if We are to have good result. 4 1T
tie while ago ! received a very manly
and sensible letter from one OF the
prominent members Of the Laramie
County CWyoD Cattle and Horse Grow
ers' Association. My correspondent re-
marked incidentally In his letter i am
a small ranchman, and have TO plan ana
pitch hay myself" and then went on
10 say that the great majority or their
people had compiled with the govern
mental order, had removed their fences
and sold their cattle, but that they must
get some kind OF lease law. which
would permit them 70 Craze their stock
under proper conditions. or else it would
be rUinous 10 them 10 continue IN the
business.
THE thing I have most at heart as re-
CARDS this subject is to do whatever
will be OF permanent benefit to Just eN-
actly the people for whom THIS ccrre-
spondent OF mino spOkC-the small
rauchmen who have to plOW and pitch
hay themselves. All want to do is to
find out what will be TO their real bene-
Mt. for that is certain to be 20 the bene-
fit of the country as a whole IL may
be that we can secure their interests
best by permitting all homesteaders in
the dry countr!' TO inclOse, individually,
OF a certain number OF them together,
big tracts or range for summer use, the
tracts being proportioped 10 the number
OF neighbOring EOmesteaders who wish
TO run their cattle upon &. It may be
thai parts Of the range will only be
valuable for companies that can lease It
and put large herds On Il; for the way
properly to develop a region Is to put
II to those uses TO which IL iE best adapt
cd. The amount to be paid for the
leasing privilege Is to me matter OF
comparative Indifference.
The Government does not wish to make
money out OF the range, but simply 10
provide for the necessary supervision
that viii prevent its being eaten out or
exhausted: that Is. that win secure II
undamaged as an asset for the next gen.
Grafton, for the children Of the present
home makers or course we must also
provide enough to pay the proper share
OF the county taxes. I am not welded to
any one plan. and l am willing 10 COM
bine several plans IL necessary. But the
present system is wrong. and I hone 10
see IN ell the States of the Great Plains
and the Rockies. the men like my corre-
spordent Of the Laramie County Cattle
and Horse Growers Association. the
small ranchmen- who plSw and pitch
hay themselves" seriously take up this
natter and make their representatives
in Congress understand that there must
he some solution. and shat ti-is solution
shall be one which Will secure the great
est permanent well-being TO the actual
settlers. the actual home makers
promise with all the strength I have to
cooperate toward this end.