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The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1907-10-18

experiences and to imbibe new
ideas respecting their noble and
important calling. Besides, it is
most agreeable social gather
ing from which they all return to
their duties better prepared for
their arduous and oftimes tire
some work.
This week we have with us,
with only few unavoidable ex-
ceptions, all the teachers in Owy-
hee county, under the guidance
OF their superintendent, and an
institute is being held which will
brighten the MUD of every par
ticipant in it. The older and
more experienced teachers are
leading it, and a free interchange
OF ideas has been going on which
must benefit allconcerned. Their
experiences and methods of deal
ing with the various problems
which present themselves have
been freely discussed, and each
will return to their respective
schools feeling that he orshe will
be better prepared to deal with
future problems which may pre-
sent themselves and each will
have more zeal and love for the
calling. They all feel that they
are engaged in molding the
thoughts of unframed minds and
their influence for good or bad
will endure through a life-tim
They will realize the Importance
OF making that influence for the
good.
We hope the residents Of the
town have given these ladies and
gentlemen happy welcome.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1907-10-18

According to a poll Of Repub-
lican congressman, editors, legis-
lators and party leaders taken
by the Chicago Tribune, Hon.
William H. Taft is the choice of
the middle west for the presi-
dency. The total vote for Taft
for first choice was 944, for Can
non 191, for Fairbanks 159, for
Hughes 1874, for Knox 10, for La
Toilette 239, for Roosevelt 158,
for Lands 26, for Cortelyou II,
for Root 40, for Shaw 80, for
Cummings 3S, for Beveridged ID.
For second choice Taft received
1872 votes, Cannon 259, Fair
banks lat, Knox 121, Hughes
$50.
Perhaps the most significant
feature OF the canvass was the
sentiment shown in the answers
to the following questions: In re-
Spouse to the question, do you
approve the progressive policies
of the president?" the vote stood
Eyes" 1869, "No" So. In reply
to the question, "Do you prefer
a progressive or conservative
man for his successor?" 1895
votes were cast for a progressive
man and l76 for a conservative.
This shows conclusively the
strong hold which President
Roosevelt and his policies have
upon the people OF the middle
west.
The states canvassed were Hi
nois, Indiana, Michigan, Wiscon-
sin, Minnesota, North and South
Dakota, Iowa, Nebraska, Mis-
souri, and Kansas. According to
the returns Taft would have re-
ceived the vote OF $50 delegates,
Cannon 81, Fairbanks 30 and
La Toilette 26. Twin Falls News.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1907-10-18
Our Visitors This Week.

1t was happy thought, in
formulating the school laws OF
Idaho, that provision was made
that "a teachers institute should
be held in each county at least
once each year, at which all the
teachers in the public schools are
required by law to attend. 1t
brings all Of these capable people
together and gives them an OPP
portunity to become acquainted
and to exchange thoughts and
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1907-10-18

The Youths Companion has
achieved the eightieth year Of its
weekly publication. Itstarted with
the design Of supplying the youth
of America with class of reading
which should be both instructive
and entertaining and at the same
time have tendency to their moral
and social uplifting. Not a story
or item in the publication during
all these years but what has had a
tendency to inspire nobler thoughts
and aspirations in the boys and
girls who peruse its pages. 1t has
grown to be loved by the young
and read with satisfaction Dv many
older people. One learns to have
a better opinion of any boy or girl
who eagerly looks for and reads its
well filled pages in preference to the
tract reading which SO many young
people devour. The subscription
price Of the Youths Companion
and the beautiful calendar sent
every year to subscribers, is $1.75.
Nugget will most che rfully forward
all subscriptions, pay postage and
cost Of m ney orders for all who
wish to subscribe or renew subscrip-
tions upon receipt Of that sum.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1907-10-18

Robert N. Bell, Idahc's busy and
capable Stale Mine Inspector, left
here yesterday for Boise, intending
next to visit mines in the northern
part of the state. While in Owy
hee he inspected the Potosi and
Banner properties at Silver, the
Trade Dollar Con. M. Co., of Dewey,
the DeLamar at DeLamar, and
went to South Mountain with Mr..
Ben Hastings and went through
some of the big properties there.
Although Mr.. Bell did not indicate
what his report would be on any of
the properties visited, he expressed
himself surprised at the progress
being made on the majority of them
and we believe his report will show
that the camps in Owyhee are COM
ing to the front in a most satisfac-
tory way.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1907-10-18

After having been hunted for
all over the country to win the
big rewards offered for his arrest;
after fake reports OF his having
been seen in many places from
Mexico to Alaska; after his skele-
ton had been reported to have
been found and identified in a
northern forest, Jack Simpkins,
the much wanted man in connec-
ton with the Steunenberg muir
der case, relying upon the unreli-
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1907-10-18

Why aren't there a bunch OF re-
ports out now describing how
Teddy is staying big black bears
in the swamps and canebrakes of
louisiana? He is among them
now. Are the southern people
more cautious than those who
followed him to Colorado? Or
are they deficient in imagination
lin other words, not the same
stripe of liars?
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1907-10-18


The Inter-Mountain Fair to be
held at Boise next week, promises
to attract an unusual crowd. if the
fine weather will continue. We
hope there will be many eastern
people in attendance to view the
fruits, cereals, and products of the
fields and mines which Idaho will
have on display. They will go
home and enthusiastically tell their
neighbors some glowing stories
about this Wonderful West.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1907-10-18

The county commissioners are
this week holding their last regular
quarterly session for the year, all
about which will be told in Nugget
next week. No matters of especial
importance are coming before them
so far as we can learn.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1907-10-18

And still our state exchanges are
filled with glowing reports OF boun-
tiful crops, abundant harvests and
fine weather for saving them. The
only crop which appears to be di-
minishing is the crop of mortgages
on the farmers possessions.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1907-10-18

ability ofSteve Adams confession.
and testimony, has been reported
to have turned up in Spokane.
Ii the report be true, whatever
will the authorities do with him
now2
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1907-10-18
FRIDAY, OCTOBER IS, 1907.

Some very nice young men in
town this week. Had the teach
ers institute and the assembling
of such a number of charming
schoolma'ms anything to do with
bringing them here?
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1907-10-18

Do not forget that Hedum, the pho
tographer, is still in business in Silver
City, and that at his studio are to be
found 4 great variety of views of local
scenery, mines, mills etc. Call upon
him. First class photos taken, frames
etc. for sale.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1907-10-18

The term Of the District Court in
which a recess was taken from last
week until yesterday, is now doing
business. The criminal docket is
neither long nor important, and the
civil one less so.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-01
1cuc Observation-Disclosures GDnfcrcnS

Staot Merifo, 80. Sept.
Gie @eiiirdtuma, Oab bic Saltln,I
oes ErGlibcnten Cabrera BON @ltute-
molo Die Abbnltnng Ser mittcl'alte-
rifaniihen ISricoenS g Gpntcrcni III
Nopcmber in @nibin9ton M~mloglld'
n1ad)cn milroe, lit Gcbohcn. Solb'
omtlid) muroe bctannt %Ncgcben, ooh
Ser ErGiioellt cnblid) nuf Die Glllla'
buna Oieyifo's uno Der Scr. Staaten,
sic Gonicrcn5 5lt beld)ideil, gealltlpor.
ret hat. Erdliocnt Cabrera betlmoci
in ieiller Nntmort Die N%nnubnlc Der
Ginloouna uno iiiat bln5rt Dap er
OcnnrlGdit ieincu &crtrctcr crnclll,er'
mcr0c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-01
TradtuerlaScr Strifc in Weip'
Orleans.

Ncip. Orleans, 80. Scpt.
lln0eiQbr 800 Srud)tucrlaoer lnlo
IubrIcl,tc 0inaen bclltc all Strife, ais
sic 9cplouo. mo sic Scltrcidllld)
In1eritaniid)cn Iampicr %be9dnllell,
WaunluuQc AZ, gorb 81 ncbn1cl, Yer
Strife lUliroc crmurtet, ba c. oclI
Compiler agcnten nid)t 8cllilBell
mar, cilt Ibfommen nit Sen Nrbel'
tern ser 9oummoQpreiien 81 cr5lclen.
Cine Muabcbntna ocS SonIlitta miro
crmartct lrlo luobrid)ei,lid) mcroer
lid binneu arrScm 5000 Monn iuel-
dc nQc 3mcige ser grbclten onl Nll'b'
uier pcrtrctcr, Dem Stritc onidIIcben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-01
Sciratbs : Giecnscn. q

@corgc ". Morthinaton, %, Faius
tlldct, M..S., mo Gorn 9. Mooncp,
90.
WiQium s. Sommolnl, 81, Ar.
III, NcIt Berries trobc, mo MARTHA
5. <obniom 10.
Narrp 2icberman, q, Ehiioncl
pbio, go, ul,o gtta Wornett %. Mp,
plifant Nhilip Barnett, Nr.937, Welt'
@oltinorc.S trobc.
Wiaiom 20. Strait, %. mn Hena
g. Srietd). 81. Ipplifont q. $,
Glenn, Nr. 3O7, Noro Charles Ctr.
Gbpor0 q. aolcSbergcr. 20, nn9
gmeliu @oriielo, IS. applifont Nns
ME Nolesber1cr. Woooberrp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-01

gen. So piel ipiu i6 Sbnsn iaesn, iG
bin felt oapon iiberseugt, oab Srdul.in
Sollobap unihuIbig 1T, unb i'd CLAUDE,
bab Der Reftsanpalt meme InIint
tbeilt."
relter Der Srief, 5err aeitsr, mas
entbielt er?"
n9as fam ib Sbnsn nidt iaosn,
bds 9ebt mid nidt5 an"
.Sie t0nnen uns ip~eniefiens aIe
eleih bebanoeln," p~ioeriprod or.
nS6 bebanble Sie bod ale glsi6!"
n9at benn 9pofrep nit)ts aus Sbnen
berausgebpIt?"
Gr ftarrte mid ~eritount an.
yWpaen sic ettpa bc'treiten, BAT
sic ben heutissn N6en0 nit 8obiret
bort ,Refprb' su5cbradt baben?"
mir fiel es pl0bli9 pie Sduppen
bon ben Iugsn. uno als il bic heun=
rubi9te1 Geiidtcr Der 9on5en GicIeQ=
idait fat. lodjte id), Bis mir BAG Wais
fer in ben Iu9sn itano.
rGie toarsn c5 atio, bic uns Der
foteter?"
so. aber unIerc 9fsrbs roaren nift
flint Genn9. $50 'ino sic hirsefabs
rene"
..3um Stubio, in Der SehItcn Mpe=
nue."
nGas bGtten mir niTen t0nnen.
Meine !Scrren. mir fonnen uns pcrz
5ieben."
n@ber. Serr Better" Iagte Elm am
berer, rSie 6rauften bod @oofrep teia
men Wint sl gsben!"
rWtein Gott, i6 Gabe i6m bod gar
tsinen Wint sesebsn, ia pubt. rod
gar ni6t, l1er er mar"
.Soten Sis ibm nitt geIast. i0as
in Dem 9riefe ftanb?"
pTidt cine Gilbs, id babe ihm MIR
ems 9efagt."
Limb bas iIt?"
DAB bic YerIpI;, bic ben Brief ges
i6rieben bat, nibts bon gtoberts Jdrs
bcnblinobsit pubte. 9apon tDnnen
Sic audi 8sbruu6 MAIDEN. Sic iebsn,
i6 bebanSle Sic aile glei6."
sic IIanben berun, itdrrten mid
tritdunt an uno i6piegen.
~Seood," fiigte id binSu, i'd elaus
be, oaB GpbfreD a1nt, ipas in benz
Brief itebt."
,Wurum?"
Seine Sppotbeie itimmt faft senau
tamit."
Seine Sppotbeie? Was fir cine
9ppotbeie, 9err 2eiter?"
.Nein." iaste i4 lafenb. ~oas biebe
aus Der Shule %plaubern. IS lit cine
perniinftise Sppotbeie."
Sic faben iid an unb tniridten nit
ben 3dbnen.
v@r ideint elm sana tluser 4opf 81
iein," fu4r ib fort, I'm iie nod etlpas
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-01
Jrdu(ein
@oQaoay.
Gurtietulla.)

,Msin lietsr Serr Sc ter," Iugte Der,
Der mir BEN Stubl a~ngeboten bate,
rerlauben Sic, boB id MID portfolio:
Eintsr, pom ,Ibsnoblatte.' 0isie Ser
rem iiro mtine &pllsgen ton Der Yre1c.
Wir saben Sic is6niiidtig erlpartst,
um Sbnsn einise 5ragen ppr5ulssen."
nNun, 10 i6ieben Sic los" iagte id.
rGriters mD6ten mir S6re 9lniiGt
ii6er baS 8erbredlen 6oren. Sic baben
uns beute Nadmittog bepieIen, bab
sic big BRET sd6len t0nnsn, mas nift
ieoermanns Sa6e 1T. 0as Yublifum
lefst na4 Sbrer InIi4t, bas grobe
Yublitum."
rIber i6 babe gar feline 4niiat,"
fpebrtc ib ab, runb auBeroem CLAUDE
i'd nit)t. baB has erpbe Publitum Sns
terefie an mir nimmt. Sd babe ni9ts
nit Dem Sal at tGun, meme 6erren.
Nafbem mir SrGulein Solabap bon
benz @erbaht aereinigt baben, 9ebt unS
bic @efbi6te nihts mebr an"
r@ber It Il, bon benz @erbadt ees
reinigt?" bebarrte er. rWdre es ni6t
mDslid, baB iie pGbreno Der Stpei
Stunoen ibrer gbpeienbeit i9r &leio
gepedieIt, 81 ibrem Batter ms 9us
rean es9angen lit uno ibren Mn5ua
pieoer gepe4Ielt hat? limb piirbs ie
in oieiem SaG nidt 9erabe Elm grimes
&leio pdhlen, neil iis ionft ME grim
trGgt?"
runiinn," rief id, nbas lit tinbiid.
Gnt,peber Bate lie iid politdnoig Der
tleioet ober gar niGt. Sd permuthe,
penn sic elm aapitalperbre6en be-
ge6en mollen, 10 ieBen Sic iid einen
gplinoer ouf, neil sic ME einen trdz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-01
9ol5iDblen=sx,$s1 sf;ete,
fir naiie GtabliHcmcnts.
geo. &ipp & Son
1905 nno 1902 Gaitern.Ipenue.
(Iua1s,3Mte)

In ber@ oicbn II nipcril /,
tat IN Spfio bat iid) Gin Oelliidcr
Sprnh-Sercin 0cbiloet. Toriitcnocr
bc9 Gereins lit Der Groicllor $. tS,.
%jlpnrnn, Der Gin bctnnntcS oclltld),
jop0l,iid)cS @orterblld) ucrfoGt 6uI.
Ger Gcrein periolgt Den 3lpcd, 1T
rcgclmdBiacn 3nlamme,fiillItcll lei.
l1cr builpti1hlid) aus Erpfciipren una
Sd)illern Der @aicoo : llnipcrlitGt be
itcbclloen MitNlicocr oclltid)c Golrpcrs
latiot 5u trclbcn. 9tod) pcrionlidclt
Nngabcn 0es Serrn Erofelior Suit
ponto liitb Dem Scrcin glcid) bel iei.
llcr 8riinoun9 80 Erofeliorcn ulo
400 Stiloentcn Der @aieoo = Timber
litat beigctreten. SSn elmer bon ga.
ponern herallaGegebenen 3citldNiir
fir oeutihc Sprod)e miro Die ,3ub(
Der oeiltidlcrncnben Soponcr sur }eit
ollf 10000 geid0tt. Gin itorfeS Con.
tingcllt itcllcn babel nuturgenl1b Die
Sohidltlen; bcrcn oeutihipredenbc
Stuocntcn m0gen 5ltr Belt mebr ols
1000 5dblen, Die tDeils ser pDiloio.
pbiiden, tbcils Der iuriitiidcn mo
theils Der mcbi5illiifcn Safult1t alls
gcborell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-01
Wutiflerifalcr Hahau.


StaIieuiide S%o5ialiitcn iibcriallcn
cine |crianmIumg itnlicniltcr
Gathclifcn. - Iic MdoclSiilhrcr
pcrbaitct.
Sem Oorf, 80. Scptcnbcr, -
@iijtc Scclcn, mic lic fdllm ie 3llpor
in Sem orobcn Suole Ser Cooper
Union" beobahtet morocn iilo, ma
rel, 9eItcrn Nbeno Sic Nollc elmer
Concentration meld)e BORT pom ito
Iicniiten So5illiiteu untcrnommcn
muroc, nm cine &eriommlllng Der
itolicniihcu @eicllifaitcn SIT lpren-
ocn. Tic Tcriammlllng mar clllhcs
ruicn moroen, I'M Scgcn Die non Der
itnlieniidcu Hegicrung 9c8cn oel
9lerl$ III iiingItcr Belt cln9cnpllls
meme Soltung, ME Aeacn Die 'd)lnlpf'
lid)c 9ebonol,un9 81, proteItirct mel
dc jid) mGbreno Ser gc1cmp1rti9cl1
Ngitation Goroinal Wcrrp Del Sal.
Scr pGpitlifc Stootsictret0r, rno
perid)icocne anoere @eiitIite in Sta.
lien battcn oeiollen laiien miiiien.
8egen % Win,ten lang bcbcrr'd)s
ten bic Tubcitorcr baS Sclo uno biel'
ten oen nit ad)t Eoll5lItct sur IllT-
retterboltung ser Srbnumg on1pelcn'
oen GapitGn Eomers IN Sdadl. Grit
oils mciterc 5mol5i8 Eoli5cibeon1te III
Dem Saale erifienen, gelung cs nad)
beitiocm Sample, sic Hltbc uno Sro'
nlrl,o miebcr 6cr5uitellcn. Gon Den
Ri,bcit0rcru mrroen ad,t, mclfc man
fir sic NGoclSiiibrcr anIuh, DcrbaItet
ulo ipGter I'M Noht : Toli5ei9erid)t
poraciiibrt. Sieben mllroeu inter
ser @cihuloigung bcS mtorocltIid)c1
9ctraacnS nit ie So @cloltrofc be-
legt. Scr ad)tc, bel lucld)em man el'lcll
Rcpolper geiunocn bate, sum Ern-
SCB i%eitgebaltcn. Gidtcr Crane belt
ibncn cine id)arie Straipreoigt megcn
Tires un9cbiibrlihcn @erbaltens mo
Ioote inter Nnberem: n&enn Sbr
ocoen sen Gapit prpttitircn mollt.
Dam, gc6t urlo mictbct Glld) cine Ell
acne %erionmllngsbaqe. Iber Sbr
biirft nid)t III cine fricolidc Ser
lommlung bon @ilrgern clnoringe1
uno in iold)er robcn @ciie Sfanooi
maden. @eiGQt glld) ser Eoplt uid)t.
10 oebt 5uriif, pobcr Shr gcfonme,
ieib uno ioat eS inn bort"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-01
Mrs. &insIuu's Guut4ina Snrup

piro felt 7. yer tlnf unb fedsJis Satren bon
Mtuipueu bon Dliitteru fir Sbre atuoer bei'm
pcrubigt baS STUB, ~er,uetdlt ben 8nnmcn, Ee.
Shwthtig. Gle Shntcr5en; fu.trt @tnbfpltf uno
1T oas bette Mittel fir 9iarrb6c,- Son gIpo'
tbeiern in clen s8e!itbctIen %periautt. Sctj
Sprup" ino nebmt feine aubere Gprie. Siinf-
uno 6ipan5ig eenis bic 5lafte. Inner BEN
Hdbrmittels uno &rpeiicns(Setes pom 80. Stunt
1906 %aarunttrt. SerieiIsRununer i0yS. w
altes NIB mt bciuG hrteS Dlttfel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-01

Sn 8aleigh N.-G., begaim &c.
tern Der Tro5eb gegen Or. 5bos. g.
Holplarb mo Satin inter Der sln.
floge, ben eritcn 8atten Der Srait. ci,
men 2ofomotipfilbrer, NtamensGbos.
81. Strange, ourd, 8iit ans Dem
@e9e gerarnlt 81 babelL Inn lie hei-
rnthen 81 fonnen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-01
Baltimore Marftberid)tc.

Baltimore, 80. Scptembcr 1907
Mcbl. - 3uiuhr 12,OS5 6d''er
einihlicBlid, 1876 GGiicr gu Occult
Eoint mo I216 61i'cr 81 Canton.
&ilitcnpcriouot 1913 6diicr. Tic Mott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-01
Stcaengciude.
Stcurncium:

Stcllrgciuhl:
Gin iii,ecr Minit bon a 2abrcli. ocffici.
ncr, 6fpei Sabre int 2urtoc, illnt Sielnna 5in,
3crliel nl5 @arierioer oher ibnIihc Ncihditi.
glill9; St!eriet ltltier ,G. Z. II" al bic Or.
petition oicfee gluttc6. t274-6
Stcleaeiuf:
Slit 9dder fidt SieIe ais iipcite Snnh fit
Cafes. NufSnfra8cr bel Srn, Sui, Ir. 1907,
Sft.Hratt,s trafr. 27i-1)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-01

it / nj mung. %. meme
Sper iinoet iiher piel 9%lnflang!" =
.3meifellos, oenn lie beiteht ia MIR
ans Influngen!"
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Sn nermietlen

Sn permtethen:
Brdttige oret,,pdi9e pauler nit 9 9tmrnern
uno 8erauoa. 5000 Elod, BdrfsSetGptssape.
l8as uno eieftrIfteS Gint. 3alnplpet5uIIp.
g9li6erei. Hdienpldpe etc.
y. Srpiug German,
Office, 202, 9ulusglbg. 300 YarfESetsbtsssoe.
(Suni30. 4 ,I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-01
0eIb at bcrIeihen.

Nnlcibeu auf W6bel nnS anbere
Sthcrbeften
fnr 8 Broaent eenalI mad benz neuen 0efese.
Gan3 pribatim. 8idlter, ut. $40, pt.2eTins.
tpn'strahe, .Gaufdnt'gui!sira."
an ber Office wirb 1eutfh seipromen.
(Suni16-)
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Seutige S6IuBrate:

SAFER. 3uTllbr S27l Sultcl;
olla Den GIeputorcn 5lriidae5oacn
$3.50 0uid)el; Glepotorell = Yorratb
2l9,011 3uiheI. Berfoufc: I 8og=
gon 5uriidgepiciencr, 80; I 90. Nr.
3 meiber, 531a; 3 DO, %; / DO. SIT,
riItgGuicicner. 51l@; 1 DO. peiBer
Nr. 4, 5112; 1 DO, wciBer 9tr. 3, 52;
1 90. 90, 53.
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Sleo. $. 9iener d So.

Neile Bureau unb 8edieIitube.
Sdifisfarten bon llno nnb Geutifl.
LAMB nit Dem Norboeutiben 2loph
ullo anoeren 2inien. Heiiepdfe,
8ehiel, greoitbrieie unb Geloien.
0ungen.
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217 Dr. altimorenr.
WiGrftc.

Yaiir iRr'c ancinuo briorGt IL. Nnint, Gr.
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ident, 3. T. i. Hoiiywood: vice Pres -, ).
Driscoll Rec Sec, Frank ]. Quinn; FIN
and 1ns. Sec. T. c. eastman; IreaS;'
T. j. Hanlon; Med. EXAM. DR.. y. w.
cooley. Meetings held on the t nrSt sunoas
SWIFT COUNTY.
County President-D F. McDermote'
Clontarf, MINI. ,os
o'Donnell: Vice e Pres s. o'e Jeremiah Reardon
Zee. Sec, John L. Connolly DanV 81
Ms lr Fin; Sec. D. F. McDermott; , 1ns'
MINI Meetings held on the first SUNDAY
OF the month, at A. o. H. hall.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Pres, + H. Ryan, l. 22o s s. ID St: county
Sec, James Burns, 7Os S. I'd ST.; DIV:
R RIts +. w; McGarry. Room A. ,N NOW
4th St.; Rec. Sec, Frank 4. Malloy: 11o4
3 f,, 4th ST.; Fin. Sec, Thomas w. Melsn J
NOON u! $, Mower Blk; Ins, Sec, Ihomas
W; Welsh, Room 5. Mower Blk; Treas
oohn Clarey. 222 w. Cherry ST., Med TX Elk
N Maatin Dr. p; F.. Ryan, Mover a. DIX
Hloernlan hall.
w1NoNA COUNTY.
- County President-M. j. Ryan. 1864 E.
King ST., Winona.
county Secretary-J. Burke. Witoka.
Division No. 1. Winona-Pres.. P. ].
BBa; n 10S E: King St; Vice Pres. Frank
hice' az W. King; Rec. Sec, Fred Sher-
man man. ~ E. King St. Fin. and ms: Sec
John Snyder: 81 w. Wabasha.; Med; Ex-
am. Dr. G. j. Tweedy, 1852 Main st: Meet
lngs held at ST. Thomas hall on the sec
ono and fourth Thursdays.