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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-07
pie Som0oie int oSeGen.
@on Spmmao Sa1bint.'

@%6atc!pcarc bat einmal geiagt, bic
Welt fet Elm S9au1piel, unD Die M}en=
i6en Ieien Die S9~auIpteler, Die Die
S3ene bes 2cbens betrdten unD BON
ibr nieber perI3ndnDen; iA mD4te
bin3ufiigen, baB Der Meni4 por ietner
@cburt an elm 8omOoiunt 1T, Sn Der
Shat, bas faum gcborcne Sinh iteut
ii9, ais pb es peine, UNI oiefcs poer
iencs gu erbalten; c5 fptelt 9a6er So
mDbie. 9at es audi fein anoeres Witt
tel, 1id Der tdnbli9 81 MAIDEN, 10 rutt
es bod immer6in Die Ser tellung gu
6ilfe; es lit UNI 10 mehr Der geborene
@gpit, ais linn bic 94mer3en Der
Shutter, an beren 8ruft es ru9t, ntdt
gu 6er3en ge6en, unb es aa5u oft nur
ii6er Die 2eiben la6t, bic es tbr perur@
fa9t. SIS tbut bas unbemuBt, fptro
man Iagen, aber ni4tsDetomeniger
beqinnt Der Snitinft ii6 gu o%ifen6aren.
g1iemanb ertpeiit ii9 ais etnen i9euBz
li9eren WItberi4 gegen uni4ulolge
SSnfetten, uls Elm fleiner Surge, yttez
munb ais einen grDBeren @anbalen,
tpenn es gilt, cine 8anb gu bei3mtez
rem pber gu beiuoeln, unb fpenn tie
eben audi erft frii6 getiin4t more. 4us
Dem fleinen Burden nirb Elm 2ugncr
unb 8etriiser, elm Prul6ans, unb bas
UNI 10 mehr, je unpiienber er tit; er
m04te fi6 germ ben 4ni4ein eines @rz
pa9fenen geben, oqein er pGblt bd5u
1ebr uneeeighete Mittel; er 5te9t ba3
Spiel, Die Srauen3immer, Die Ser
qniiquneen benz 2erncn Dor, uno penn
bic Gltern pber Die 2ebrer ni4t tpd>
rem, bic i'm 81 %erniter gef4dftigung
un6alten, piirbe er Ii9 Dem Safer Doer
Dem IiiBen Nt9tstbun ergeben. uno
her @rfpa65ene2 Sbm ite6en ieoenz
fans tpeniger milbernbe l1mitdnbe CUR
Settle, als benz erft 6erunpa6fenben.
Die 3eIen 1eines @e6irns finb grDBer.
refer, itabilet unb geftattcn inn cine
before Selbftfontroqe. Hi9tsbeftoz
peniser tit er nidt eegen 5ebler gefeit
unb Dor Nnem ni9t geeen bieienigen.
ii6 fur Gttpas gu bulten pber balten gu
laHen, mas er ni6t 1T. Nne fpielen i'm
2eben i6re &pm0oie! Die @eIenf9dft
lit elm groBes Sbeater, Die Meni9en
iinb ouf inn bic OariteGer, unb bic
Offentlide Meinuna tit bas publitum;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-07
Gin ~6inOuifdes &On5ert.

9ierre Qoti, Der befunnte fran30iiz
f6e S3rtft1teQer, betam por Ginger
,3cit bon Ieiner 3egierung ben &ufz
trag, ba5 8reu3 Der @brenlegion Dem
MQbaraDiu bon Srabancore gu u6erz
rei6en. 9ieIer fein %gebilbete tnbii4e
6irit empfing i'm auf bic artigIte, 3uz
0orfommeno1te @ei1e. Die @inbriide
Icines 8e1u9e5 an Dem inDii9en 9ofe.
ND nod bic alien inbii6en Sitten unO
@cbrGu6e an Settle Der europdii4en
Civilization 6erri6en, bat Pterre 2ott
in Sogebu9uuf3ei6nungen in Der Ste
pue oes oeur Monbes" beI4rieben.
@us i6ncn geben mir bier fOlgenDe
itimmunqspoQe S6tlDerung zines
aon3ertes pieoer, bas bas Or4eiter
bes Mu6arabias gu @bren Des S3riftz
itellers in befien 8o6nung peranitaIz
tete.
9egen 4 u6r Iadmittugs, ais bic
brennenbe Mittagsionne ii9 gu netgen
begann = e5 mar um 25. 9e3embcr.
an erIten @ei6nu4t5tage, - tamen
Die MuIifanten leiie unO i4peigiam in
tleinen @ruppen, in BON 3ebuo91en
ge3ogenen 8arren.
S40ne, ledere Sil6ouetten. &tnitz
Ierp6pIiognomten. sic treten obne je9z
lt6es 8erGui9 Elm nit naften 6uBen
unb nit S9ritten 10 Iammettpei4, tpte
bic elmer 8aBe, perncigen it4 unter
ceremoni6fen neutrality-suspicious.
gen unb 1eBen Ii9 auf ben 5eppt4 Des
TuBbobens. DIS 6uuptf4mud tragen
tie berqolbete Surbane unO IN ben
S6ren 9idmdnten.
Wtit einem Stid Seiben5ug, bas bic
unb ba nit 9oIOpoilleten beitreut tit.
brupiren fte fi9 na9 antiter Dirt, 10
bah Der cine She'll iiber bic S3ulter
q~efporfen ptrb unb Die cine Settle Der
8ruft, fopie elm 4rm, Der nit MetaQz
ringen gef9miidt 1T, frei bleibt. S4re
lei6ten Sra9ten perbreiten 9ifte Don
3oienpafer unb urOmatii4en &rduz
tern.
Sic fi6ren LANCE Snitrumente nit
LIBERALIZATION nit ii9, cine Dirt &iefenz
manbpltnen pber lei4te Guitdrren. De-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-07

Mon finqen, bilben Elm @ebet gu elmer
eraiirnten @Dttin, I'M tie 3u ~beru6igen.
3u uuerleBt tommt Die Rei6e an Ell
men berii6mten eriten SGnger, einem
sSiinQlinq BON 22-24 Sa6ren, nit
trGftiaem Wu9s unb mGnnli6 I60z
mem QntliB. @r ION nit 8eiung uno
MtensnIpiel bic &lage zines iungen
Mtdb6ens beranf6u1li4en, Deren Sc
liebter tie berf6mdbt. SIMMER auf BEN
Seppt6 iiBenb, fammelt er ii6 3uerit
unb iein Bid perfinItert Ii6. Damn
brt3t er aus. Seine Stimme bat ous
I6arfe rtimbre" Der prientaliI6en
Sadpfeife. Sn Iebr bo6en Spnlugen
tltngt fie bod unausge1eBt mGnnli6,
9ant ieiner ettpds berben &raft. 4uF
cine i6mer3baft, petnli6 ite6enbe, fir
mid gang neue Dirt, briift err bic I'm
enDli6teit Der 8er8neiflung aus. limb
bas Mienen1piel be5 @eii4tS, bic
trampfbdften 8epegungen Der 6Gnoe,
iino audi 3et6en Ieiner groBen &unIt.
9ieies Sr6eIter unb bieIe Sanger
finb bas 9ripateigentbum oe8 Mu6Qz
rabid. Man bDrt ie tdgli9 in Ieinem
lfeftperi9lofenen Pulait, mo- bag
69peigen nt6t BON Den nit RuBenz
f6ritten umberI6lei6enben 8ebienItez
ten geft0rt pirb, Die ii6 i~mmerpdbrenO
nit gefaIteten 9Gnben perbeugen.
0ie tpeit entfernt BON ben unierigen
miiTen ni8t Die SrGume Oieies Sir
ften fein, ME 10 gang anberS feline Nuf>
fafung bon ben Sorgen uno Simmer
niKen bes Qeben8, ben S9mer3en Der
Qiebe unb bes Spbes!
9enn bieTe noble unb ieltIame Muiit
bat mir piel better Elm tpentg bon fctz
men @eeleneigeni9aften perratben, ais
e8 I'M Iere ~fur3er, torretten 8efprG6e
permo6t bGtten, Die no9 ba5u bu19
Geremonien unb 9OlmetI4er erI4pert
tpurben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-07

5fpei 90rner! Sstenber bat atpei 6Dr>
ner!" Mus Der S6pne ernu9s Elm
f9lanfes S9ilfrobr, bas Db Ieiner unz
getpDbnli9en S90nbeit einsm 6irten=
iungen auffiel. Ser 9trt i9nttt bus
Gobr ab, fertigte cine 9feife baruus :,
= bod feltfam! Die SlDte pfiff ni4t
pie anbere 5l0ten, iOnbern fang nur
immer3u: rgr bat 5pei 90rner! So
fenoer batspet 9Orner!"
90 parb bas 3ei3en 4aabs ben
2euten befannt. Ssfenber peigamber
aber Iubte es nun nm 10 befIer gu perz
beden u1O erfanb ben Surban, ben
beute ale frommen, ernften Mtuilimaz
men tra9en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-07

Die So95eit lift ppriiber. Sir Wulter
unb Iein iunges Weib finb enbli4 az
lein. Sein Sers flopft ftiirmif4 pie
bas zines Siinglings. Gum eriten
MaIe in feinem 2eben liebt er fpabr=
baff beiB, unb bic 4nsebetete TT beute
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-07

fbQftlt6er, bDQt0niqer @e5ang, Der lid
gu bitter tlagenbem S6mer3 itetgert
Damn be~ranftalten bic SamtamS, O6n
iebp6 btefe Dibrirenoe &ldge 81 iiber:
f0nen, einen mDittf6en Sumult, uni
aQes Diefes 5u1ammen briidt Die @Tal;
tation De5 menI9li6en 2eibenS All
nod einoringli6ere @eiIe aus al5 IN:
fere 606ite Muiit i'm N~benOlanoe.
Mtt 3pii6enrdumen BON tOnloier
6Qrmonien iingt iebe 8uitarre fir ii4
i6r tlagenbes @oIo, 9ieie Melobier
6uben iebo9 fir uns nidt bieielbe Il
frembdrtiq pirtenbe Me6mut6 tpie BIZ
Meffen Der Wongplei ober G6inas
Wir f0nnen iie fait uQe berite6en uni
beuten; tie briiden Die duBerite. 6mer3:
li6e G}erboiitGt elmer Generation aus
Die fi8 i'm 2oufe Der Sabrbunberte in
Mefentli6en ppn Der unirtgen Qetrennt
bat, bod in i6rer gan3en Dirt ni6t oDl.
fig beri9ieben BON Der unferigen TT
Die 3igeuner baben - Obglet4 mi
biel brutalerer 8unit - un5 etna5
BON Oen1elben fiebri59en muittalii4er
8braIen 3ugefii6rt.
Gum S6luB fii6rte man mir Wten:
f4enftimmen Dor.
Die iungen 3artgeglieberten &naben
nit i6ren 6errli3 i60nen 9raperier
unD i6ren aG3u groBen @ugen iingen
Der cine mad benz anOeren, 8otalifen
nit f9ninbelnber S4neuigteit. S6rt
finbli4en Stimmen iinb i6pn gang ge=
brp9en, i'm 4biterben begriffen. Sir
Mann i'm 9olbturban leitet lie, mad.
Dem er Elm 9rdIuOium geipielt bat, baa
Gtnen grauien maiden t0nnte; er feb
linen itarr in Sie Qugen nit geIenf.
tenn &opfe unO iener 8ebarrli9teit bel
S6lange i'm 8lide, tpenn lie einen 80,
aeG magnetifiren min. Man fii6lt, bal
er Die &naben elettriIirt, buB er, penr
er 10 min, es ba6in bringen fam, BAT
Der Me4antsmu5 in ibren I6nu6er
8e6len total gebrp9en mirb. limb BIZ
@orte, Die iie in i9ren @ofaliIen ii
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-08-22
MISSISSIPPI SHOOTING.
0ns what4 hsan #nd Nskro Weumded
Near Tupsso

0n@ whsts nsan Hnd Nskro waunded
neaw Tap@Hp
Tapelo. Miss Aug IRA tAlegraEn
was received here Thursday BY sher;
IN Long from Depnfy. sherir san
Young from Shannon. asking that The
sheFia come Immediately to that
place A report was current here
that three negroes had been killed
and that James Randolph one Of the
best citizens OF the county who bad
assisted in the arrest Of the negroes,
had been shot through the head and
shoulder
The origin Of the difhculty grew out
OF The stealing of some corn out OF
the field OF the Eubanks. three miles
vast Of shannon By negro named
Davenport. who was caught in the
act and made to pour the corn out Of
has sack The following night the Eur
banks vent TO the field 10 look out
for thieves and on returning they
were fired upon by a squad OF negroes
who were lined up alongside the road,
None of the shots took effect Then
Randolph. Rogers and Barnett were
depntized To arrested those implicated
In the shooting and followed three ne.
groes into Chickasay county The ne
groes barricaded themselves in
barn armed with shot guns When
they refused to open the door or come
out, the door was broken In and Ran,
dolph struck match when th@ ne
groes Immediately opened fire on him
hitting him in the head and shoulder
The negroes ran out and one Of them
was struck by shots fred at them in
the darkness.
II is reported from the vicinity that
three negroes have been killed. but
reports are SO conflicting and IL is
impossible 70 ascertain the facts
Deputies brought 20 Tupelo jail
Thursday night eight negroes who
were arrested az shannon and reports
everything quiet there.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-08-22
HORRIBLE DEE q.


A flstaentrd Indian CHIP. the Head on
suoth@r ehaotaw
Paris. Tex. Aug e Last week a
Caaetaw Indian from Blue county
wto vas opt hunting missing horse,
rode up 10 tho bat 7g another Choctaw
ID Cedar county. on Little river. ami
u4ade inquiry about the thr missing
animal The indian addressed ~ho
vas sitting In front Of the house
arose and weat oat 10 the Eenca BE
aolaed 81 ax ana made M assault on
the visitor ehopping him OF hls pony
Alter ne felt 10 tha ground 'he assall
art cnHtnue3 tao aasaqt ana severed
tHe head from the body Tha other
members OF the fauiiy who we're
eF. fatars of the horrible deed fed
fean tae seane Returning halg an
hoaF later tbey found Fha murderer
sitting doNn bv the head'e~s corpse
fauasaE Gha tflaa ga and krsniug the
rAaasaus ami hoea awnv Nhen he
saH then coming he ran away They
went ia search uf hlm and found q
foTf3au oj his clothing of which he
had Invested hjmst3 FnHowjrg che
tra53 3a~n IN q ore hey eHepd his
a fa~ ~ ts faat ~ safes where
Il 0aa asu4Re'l himself
Roth Of the Indian were f3Dhi0ods
and the{f r8me7 Hero sot learned The
ore aba committed the muraer and
esHe3ae wea strucb na be bead about
three years ago wiljle n}aT jag ball he
lad newer been in his right mind
since and had occasional Fights spells
hat was never considered dangerous
beute
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-08-22

Dallas. Aug - Wednesday night
while taking q bath al his home on
Bryan street Ernest A, White sus-
tanned severe injuries In peculiar
manner He reached mp 90 turn on the
electric light, graspiug the metal
casing around the globe and received
the full current into his arms, The
right arm was so matilated as TO re-
auire amputatlon at the elbow aud
three fingers had 10 be taken on the
left hand.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-08-22

Russell Sage Says They viii Eyen-
tually Result in Rain.
DISASTER Is AHEAD
he Predicts the Amsrican People VIII
RevsEt against Them and That
Financial Ruin viii Follow
Soon In The Wake.

New York. Aug % Russell Sage
in an Interview here referred to a
published statement quoting j. P
Morgan as saying that the era OF
trust has just begun and that more
gigantic corporations are stored in
the near future. some Of which may
overshadow the steel trust Mr. Sage
said
Whether Mr.. Morgan said that or
not, Combinations OF all Industries are
a menace TO true government Not
only 50. but they are the oppressors OF
the people"
What Will be the result Of such an
ara 9H
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-08-22

Mt Pleasant. Tex. Aug. ga
young man named Robert Wilburn,
whose home is in Oxford, Miss, was
killed by a freight train here His
head and both hands were completely
severed from the body. II Is said be
tried to crawl under a freight train
standing on The track, when IL sud
denly bacl ed and he was caught under
the wheels
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-08-22

Chicago AH@ Thee coroner
3Hrg 81 fae 3agHaet ur hn hady ri
Mrs Aora isag5tn.0 hr0eght ju rer
diet rarauueaaiaR ttat her sau WIS.,
E8tn BafGhosin he arrested and beta
- principal for her murder ard that
Oscar Thompson aHd tdwafA C'uHuHel
uan shn af# unaer arrest accused of
completely ga tbe murder Ut Minnie
fcheii be held "a thr efaad jerry as
accessories 70 the crime
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-08-22

Oklahoma City. Okla. Aug 20 ~~
white Mrs Fredercks, f. % q con
duetor on tha Eastern Oklahoma rail-
way, and her two children were drtv-
ing in this city. the horse became
frightened aud ran away. overturning
tho buggy and fatally iniurins Mrs
F'rederieks The children were bruised
but n0t seriously Injured
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-08-22

Chicago. Aug 50 An Immediate
har3 Goa famine threatens Chicago
Ia fhe entire eitv There was nof more
than g6 900 teHa on hand an8 one half
~ that has already seen contracted
ror outright The majority oG taa
dealers ara asking $50 q ton. aud
some of faens aatad 81
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-08-22

Scranton. Pa. Aug % Tho Won
storch mine Of tha Delaware and
Hudson company has resumed opera
lions with about so men The wash
cry of the Mayang Coal company also
resumed, The Won StOrch makes six
eol1eFles tn this eitg now in operation.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-08-22

Chattanooga Aug 22~The Mem
phis cotton committee and repreaon,
tativeg of the Southeastern Freight
association and Mississippi Valley
Freight association after a two days
meeting here. decided 10 make no ma
terial changes ! nthe rates for carry.
Ing cotton for the year beginning Sep
TENDER /,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-08-22

Newport, r. l.. Aug Lieutenant
Arthur Macarthur OF the United
states navy. son Of Major General
Macarthur and Miss Mary McCaila
the daughter Of Captain Bowman Fl
Mccaila. OF the United States navy
we're married here Thursday.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-08-22
a. ~ ~ a.. -

Enr'a. T.x.. Anv. 70 -sfo'iic tie Il
yesr.old e i'd Of e Sarwea III sand
Lake. was very ee.i9usy hurnet
Thursday. and ME- de sHe was
burning trash Ia the yard and her
eloihtns cau'ht o and we're nearly
all burned of before tae flames co1id
BE ext.nSulsAed.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-08-22

Guthrie. OKLA. Auy. e. atcne
rlfsfh.al 4 Ftornieeat German farmef
ileIug NJ ar G4shffs by mistake Dr. nj
~s~hoiic et4d ~ yfiakv and die IN
evaf' sl9 ,sin an hcar lie could
TT real lie Eas h !. atl on the bot
tie
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-08-22
rrtra,. ,..... A... ~. u-..or

Dalias.A ng 20 ETan John Il Allen
OF Tupelo. Miss. better kauwn as
Private joan Allen. viii deliver the
Grafton on Press day at the Texas
State fair. whleh Is on Sept. 81.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-08-22

0maha.%eb Aug &c Tho price Of
anthracite coal has jamped TO $li a
ten
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-03-27

It is understood that the Dem.
ocratic leaders are further planning
to take advantage of the proposed
Cuban legislation to institute a
general attack upon the protective
system, and are already advocat.
ing q general revision Of the tariff.
In view of the still vivid picture of
the Democratic low.tarifi disaster
OF the second Cleveland admins.
tration. It might seem that the
Democrats would let the tariff
question alone for a considerable
period. Such does not seem to be
the case, however. Tariff re.
form" is still kept ready at hand.
to be brought out at the FIRST favor.
able opportunity. The Republi.
can leaders. however. will not be
caught in any trap of this kind.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-03-27
IN BANKRUPTCY.

IN the District Court Of the United States for the
Northern Division. District of Idaho in the latter ot
Foster u. Hall. bankrupt
othe Honorable James Il. Beatty. Judge OF the
district court Of the United States for the northern d.
vision, district Of idaho. Foster d. Hail, Of the
city OF Lewiston. and State Of Idaho in said dis
t!ct respectfully represents that the Bird day OF
January. l9Ol. he was duly adjudged bankrupt IN
ger me ACTS OF congress relating to bankruptcy that
OF property and has fully complied with all the re
quirements OF said acts, and Of the orders Of the
coun touching his bankruptcy.
wherefore he prayS that he may be decTeed BY the
court 10 have full discharge from all debts prov able
sucn debts Is are accepted BY law from such dis
charge.
Dated this 9Th day Of March, 1902
Foster D. Hall Bankrupt.
ORDER OF NOTICE ON BANKRUPT'S
PETITION FOR DISCHARGE.
District Of Idaho.
Northern Division.
On this 18th day OF March. 1902, on reading the
foregoing petition il is; Ordered by Van W. Has
orouck. referee in bankruptcy In said district,
msi nearing be had upon the same on the 9Th dav
o. april 1902. before said referee a his Office in the
Guy OF Lewiston. Idaho in said district at the hour
ce published In the LEWISTON TELLER. a newspaper
printed IN said district and that ali known creditors
.na other persons interested may appear the said
VII. a snd place ana show cause, II any they have
why the prayer Of the said petitioner should not be
GRANTED.
And Is further ordered. by the said referee that
there shall be sent BY mall TO all known creditors
copies OF said petition and this order addressed to
them At their places of residence stated.
In witness whereof have hereunio set my hand
VAN W. HAssRouck.
Referee in Bankruptcy
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-03-27
TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE !, 1873
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

United States Land Once. Lewiston. Idaho, March
10Th. 1902.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance with the
provisions Of the act Of Congress of June 3, 1873
entitled IAN act for the sale Of timber lands in the
State Of California, Oregon. Nevada and Wash
!ngton Territory as extended to all the Puoic
Land States BY act OF August 4. 1892 Calvin Boyer,
OF Waha. county OF NeEperce, State Of Idaho has
this day filed in this once his sworn statement
No........... for the purchase Of the WV NWh SEX
NWk Sec: II 4 sen MEX Of Section No. II N
Township No. 50 N. Range No. s W. b. NJ, and
will offer proof to show that the land sought Is more
valuable tor It's timber stone than for agricultural
purposes and TO establish his claim said land be-
fore the Register and Receiver Of this Office At Lew
ston. Idaho. on Monday. the 9Th day Of June. 1902
He names as Witnesses:
John " leRoy. Of Waha. Idaho.
hevbeu Reeves. OF I"
Frank n. Brown, Of
William Z. Williams. Of :.
ANY and oil persons claiming adversely the above
Dc scrbed lands are requested To file their claims in
this ONCE on or before said 9Th day OF June 1909.
}. b. WEST. Register.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-03-27
IN BANKRUPTCY.

In the District Court Of the United States for the
Northern Division. District of Idaho.
70 the matter Of J. W. Stoneburner, bankrupt
70 the creditors of the above named bapkrupt.
This Is 10 give notice that on the ION day OF
march. 1907 Al Lewiston. in said district one j. w
Stoneburner was on his petition adiud ped bank
rupt ana that the hsst meeting OF the creditors Of said
bankrupt tor the purpose Of filing and establishing
claims, for choosing trustee OF his estate for ex-
aiming the bankrupt under oath and for the trans
ACTON VI Sucn other business as can lawfully come
before such meeting. will be held before the under
signed referee a his Office in the city Of Lewiston
County Of Neg Perce and State Of IDAHO on the 81
Jay OF March, A. d. 1872. at 10 clock a. m. Claims
duly proved As provided by section 81 OF the law of
ls.S. may be mailed to or filed with the undersigned
prior TO such meeting.
1902. "
VAN w. HASBROuCk
Referee in Bankruptcy
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-03-27
ALIAS SUMMONS.

IN the District G urt Of the Second Judicial Dis
Ile, OF the state Of IDAHO in and for the county 81
o. a. Kjos. plaintiff. vs.. F. O. soderman ala,
Oscar Soderman. defendant.
The state Of idahs sends greeting:
10 r y: Soderman. alias Oscar Soderman de-
PENDANT: You are hereby summoned ana REQUIRED IA
appear in an action brought against you BY said plain
IN IN the district court OF the second judicial district
~ Inc state OF Idaho. In anc tor the county of Neg
named plaintiff filed therein within ten laws ces.
" Oh; % toe DAY ct ss.xies ai.. the service
district within 20 days. served elsewhere within
judgmen, for the sum Of s72lsi and costs Of his
Action upon five separate causes Of action, as fol-
lows. to-wt:
az cause Of action in favor Of the ,l.,n,;N in
this action for goods: wares and merchandise sold
and delivered to the defendant his request in the
t2) A cause Of action in favor of Lewiston m.r.
causie Co. Ltd assigned to the plaintiff in this &C
tion tor goods wares ana merchandise sold and a.
to the defendant At his request in the sum Of
(3) A cause Of action in favor of the Cash Hard.
ware Store, assigned to the plaintiff in this action
TO the Defendant At his request in the sum of $500
.tD 4 cause q action in the sum Of SIS IS in
favor OF George " Fletcher DOING business BY the
name ana style OF Fletcher Hardware Co. ASSIGNED
to the plaintiff In this action on accoun, Of eoods
wares and EsrchandiSe sold by SAID (,eoree y
Fletcher to defendan, in this action At said defend
tS) cause of action for the sum of $40 20 nm ar
COUNT of Sd - cash advanced and loaned by " /
,s 70 .ns aesenaan At his request and the sum OF
sio-c ON account OF goods wares aud merchandise
sold and delivered by ". 1. Boise to ihe defenSsns
at his request, which said account for the seereeaie
action. " "
And you are hereby notified that IL you fail to ,p-
pear ana answer ,he said complaint as above re-
CURED. the said plaintiff will take your default ana
lake Judgment against you for the sum OF S72l 81.
and the costs Of this action.