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El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1903-09-17
NOTIclA DESMENTIDA.

k,llecinliento lie Don Pedro tlr ~.
valado, el famosu millionaire Ne.
Xicano de Durango, Mexico. cnyu
candnl Sc rnlcula on 100 milloncs
de pesos v que q mas DE- ESQ Is Il
dueno de la renombrala Nina
del PalnIillo tle la cual plDvienc
toda su riqueza. Pustrriurmpn-
te Sc ha sabido que Ia notiria de
su muerte es falsa y que el senior
Alvarado vive todavm V esta
lleno de vida Y salud. Sabidn es
In ronantica historic do .Alvara-
do, quien hace pocos amos traba-
jaba en- las minas como pe0n ga
nando un lornal de 20 centavos
al dia, y luego la fortuna 10 ia
voreci0 y de pobre Sc troc6 er,
hombre riqulsimo cuyo caudal
llega 4 los lfmites de 10 iabuIosc.
Pnrpce por 10 que cnentaude Don
Pedro que las riquezas 40 10 han
echado d perder sino que al con
trario han puesto ell relieve las
excelentes cualidades que posee.
Su generosidad es proverbial y
hasta raya en- 10 pr0digo v sn
.patriotisIno no tiene limitas, pnes
estd dispuesto q saclfiicarlo todo
por su pdtria y ann es fama que
ha ofrecido pagar de su propio
peculio la deuda pdblica de Mexi.
co. La p6rdida de un honbrt
semejante hubiera sido sensible
para sus paisanos para todor
aquellos que saben apreciar Ia
bondad de coraz0n, la generosi.
dad y el emprendimiento. Ma.
yorlnente es este cierto en- el case
de un pobre jornalero que estan,
do en- la mayor miseria supo me
lorar su suerte y a1n alcanzaI
un grado de prosperidad cual pu,
cos hombres adquieren, Y 4 mas
de este, uno que al verse dueho
de una fortuna fabulosa supo
conservar su sencillez de coraz0n
y no olvidarse del tempo en- que
era pobre y obscure. Mexico ne.
cesita hombres de la euergia Y
emprendimiento de N"arado,
que sepan adquilir por medios
honrados grandes riquezas Y Sc.
an capaces de emplear las mis-.
mas q modo de que saquen pro-
vecho su patria y sus conciuda-
danos. Alvarado es archi.millo-
aario, pero no es monopolista nj
procura multiplicar su caudul
oprimiendo d sus semejantes, 81.
no que es considerable como un
hombre bueno y honrado 4 car.
tn cabal.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1903-09-17
LAS RFSERvAS DE MADEIRA.
Y 10 prubahilidad de que Aumeaten ad
lnfinitnm.

FL gobieillo federal, con prop0-
sitos sin dudu loallr> i nsandutle
llautoridal Quenadie IL dispute,
So ha de,liradu on eStus tiltinos
amos at rstallrcimiehto dc reser-
vns dc MADEIRA que tipnen por
ohleto preseryar los bosques de
destruction y mauteuerlus ittac-
toS. \ la fecha Sub>iSteu tres 6
cuatr0 tle eStaS pservas pue tie
npn gran extension 6 incluyen
practicamente todo el terreno lie
bosque que hay en- las regiones
donde Sc hallan Situadas, no de.
jando i los particulares lugar
donde surtirse dc lpha V MADEIRA
y apacentar sus animales. Aho-
RI Sc proyecta, y pareee y;l deter
illlhtitS utlt iiHNN "a itrti v u Wv lllft-
dem en- el condado dc Sandoval,
la cual nbrazard un million dos
cientos NIL acres dc terreno de-
bosque, cosa que limitara mas la
area alberta para el pasteo de-
ganado lamar. En- los eirculos
oficlales parece eXistir una gran
predisposici0n contra la entrada
de ovejas Y cabras i las reServas
de made. 4, y este Sc ha demos
trado por la prohibition ubSolu-
tn contra la admission de dichos
anilnales, permitiendose en cam
bio el pasteo dc ganado vacunu
y caballar. Sc ha hecho mucho
esfuerzo para conseguir que el de-
partamento del interior abrogue
esta distinction 8 diierencia que
militia en- contra del ganado la
mar, pero NADIA Sc ha podido con-
segqif. Bajo esta circunstancia
Sc puede yer que 81 el gobierno
continua estableciendo reservas
de MADEIRA en- el turritorio, como
sc dice que Sc propone hacerlo, al
cabo no habrd lugar donde pas
tear las oveias Y las cabras, y
cada borreguero Y cabrera ten.
dra one proveerse de pnstura del
melor modO que pueda mantener
sus animales. Esto, iuntamente
con In toma de terrenos del do
mimic pGblico por pobladores,
harA que en- pOcos amos no haya
pasteos libres en- Nuevo Mexico V
tendra el efecto de reducir el nn-
nero de ganado lamar 8 numen.
tar el nGmero de los criadores de
ovejas 4 modo de que cadu cual
posea solamente aquellas que
pueda mantener. DE apuf result
tara que Ell Nuevo Mexico en- vez
de unos cuantos borregueros que
tengan diez, veinte 9 treinta mil
ovejas cada uno, habra posibili-
dad de que haya muchisimos que
tengan cada uno su pequeha par.
tida de unos cuantos centenares.
Los que podran hacer esto EN-
particular seran aquellos que ha-
yam hecho entradas dc domicilio
y tengan terreno donde pastear
un nnmero reducido dc animales.
Si este resultare asi vendra con
el tempo 4 ser provechoso para
el pueblo del territorio, porque
ent0nces los ganados no seran
pertenencia de unos cuantos due
nos.
Como hemos dicho antes, la po-
Utica del gobierno en- establecer
reservas de MADEIRA tan extensas
es propensa 4 periudicar 4 los
ciudadanos Ell general Y deberia
ser mas limitado su nGmero Y la
area de terreno que contienen.
Pero como es inGtil protestar y
poner objeciones y queias, no hay
mas alternative que aguantar 10
que no Sc pued, remediar.
PERDIDA Y HALLAzG0.
Al salir dc un concerto religio-
. l..
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-07-09

Ginbreder fptenater ben GaIIens
fd)rant in Der 9ripdibanl bon 6. g.
Minid N GaripIs aa., anF uno er=
bsutetsn $4,000 III Baar iouie perFbie=
orne Hsltlpapisre.
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Observation-Disclosures.

Greo Goitler GIisabetb pun1epn,
be,oe pon WineraI Gitp.
9ugD 8ernhar0 MIioa QDenb. beios
bon Canal Doper.
Sames .. @ibIOu, ubribSpitle @lisa.
beth s. 2inaan, Sennilon.
8bDmas g. Duiton @lisabetb 6.
GroB. beioe bpn Nep gonerstotplt.
Granf s. Gioapap, Nem pbilaoelptio
anna g. YreB. 9utlbtoiun, Sns,
So.
@oparO 6. MilIer Minnie Braun,
beioe BON Mtnsral Gi!p.
hilbert Gila5er. BORT Mulbineton -
2ucp 0ilnes, llbrinspille.
Bert 0oilauoer, @lepelano- Nlice Nel-
ion, 9sort Maibington.
Clarence %. 6lao Marp SaroeFD,
beioe BON 8olibar.
Grant @arlp Clara Smith, beioe bon
91etu @pmerstotpn.
Sbos. 9. ReGuaro = Mdaqie Mtcg.
Smith, bei0s bon 9enniIon.
Jo6n Gdupbad, Canton gearl M.
@atcaQ, Stonecreef.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-07-09
atm Dte GgOe.

! f I.
gm Samftag Nbeno murben beibe
gnben bes pacifiIhen Gabels in Der
gidbe bon 5Dnplulu suiammenoefiiqt
uno 10 Wlnuten bpr Ii llbr f1idfe
8rdliopnt &ooiepeIt Die erffe oirette
Depelbe on Den Gouperneur Saft, uno
Tim l9 Minuten na9 II ll6r traf be-
reits Die Nntmort bOn Dem @ouperneur
Elm. lin II llbr 23 M}lnuten i6idte
! Der Praiioent eine 8epefbe nm Die
9an3e Wett an Clarence ModaD. 9iey
| 1elbe lautete:
n0pfer gan. q. g., A. Sufi. gla<
renee Wafan, Pralioent Der 9aciTic
Sable Co., 9pter goD, q. g.:
uMeine belten GliiflpiinT9e al Der
erfolgreideu 2egung bes pacifi@6en
Rabels, tpeides bas @enie Sores ber-
ltorbenen 8aters uno sSbr eigener linz
terneDmNn9sgeiif m0glib genla6t Da-
ben.
ge5.: Sbeooore gfoofebett."
9le NepeIde mn0te bic 4eiTe um
Die @elt IL IL Mlnuteu, uno Die 9nt=
mort Die Clarence MafaD um oie
Welt berum IbIfte, nabm nur 81 Mli=
nuten in GnIpr,6.
Die erife 0epsI9e, Die Der graToent
al ben @onpsrneur 5uft ibidte, lau=
tete einfa6: sd er6ffne oas anerifa=
nii6=pacifil6e 9absl nit ben beffen
8liiduiiniben ftr Sic uno oGs Golf
Der @bilippinsn."
sSn Ieiner Jliifantlport IaQte Der
Gouoerneur 3aFt, nodjoem Ct fir Die
8Iiifluiini6s oes grdlioenten aoofebelt
geoanft: n@s lit piellciDt ni6t unan=
aebradt, oieIer eriten 9epsitbe. Die Oon
ben Bblllpblnen aus iiber oen pacific
lden Ocean mad Nmerita qeI9idt miro,
Die ernitli6e gitte bisRuSuiiigen, .baB|
Die ameritaniIaen 36Ge auf groouttp
Der pbilippinen berab9elebt tperoen, in
uebereinitlmmun9 NIT Dem liberolen
8eiH, Der oas uncertainties 8olt, inIo.
melt Die g9llippinen in YetrQ9t fom=
men. beieelt."
Sle 0lretfe Tabelberbin0unq um Die
gBelt 1T fol9enoe: Bon Seem Oort nGd
San 6rancisco, Oann per commercial
9obel nab 6onolulu, na6 Mfotpap,
8uant uno Manila; bon Wanila nod
Son9tong, oann na6b Suson. Sinqa=
pore, pennang, Maoras. gombap,
Noen, Snes aleranoria, Malta, @ib=
raltar, Sillabon uno ben Q3oren. 3Uis
i1en 9en9tDn9 uno Den N3oren oeben
Die Sepei6en iiber ausldnbii6e Rabel, |
2luf Den I5oren merosn aber Die 9epe=
l1en tpleoer bon Der Commercial Gable
eo. allfgenommen uno mad Nep Oort
aeiAlft.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-07-09

Sn SitO 8atota bat Die 2e9islatur
Elm Betroleum= Snipsf!ionseeIeb erla{-
len. 9ie 5tanoaro Oil g., oie BON
oemielben cine Gddoigung ibrer sSnte=
rtlien befiir6tet, bat oarauf nit elmer
BreiserlObung DOn einem Sent fir BET,
9all5en Staat 9eantportet, uno oieIe
YreiserG0bung miro ibren allenFal=
llaen SAaoen oRr6 oas GeIeb in einen
bebeutenoen Mebrgelpiun bertpanoeln.
Die GeIelIldait aeb0rt offenbar su oe=
nen. oenen ale 8inge gum 9elfen oie=
llen, gu ben o8eredten" tann lie inoeI=
len taum 9esablt tperoen.
Sn Noro 9atota miro bemndhlt.
mie Der .Brairie 6armer", mittbeilt.
NIT Der 6a5ritation bon grifetts aus
grarnfoble uno aus Sort beaonnen
tperoen, 10 baB Bis gum Winter Elm
mdBiger Borratb borbanoen lein fam.
Wenn oas 5abrifat iid ert einmal ein-
aefiibrt bat, iperoen iolde Jabrifen
mailenbaft entlteben, benn es lobnt Iieb.
Der tbeuren Goble gonfurrens al ma
den. sSn Deutidlano fino 700 gri-
tetisGabliten i'm 6aHge uno Der yreis
lteat lid auf $500 Bis $3.50 pro sau=
ieno.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-07-09
0eMOrbCu.

Mlll 2. eSull WiOrQens IN yielu Yhis
laoelpbia MKton 5eibolo inn 9llter bon
50 sSabreil an oer aaloppirenoen
51minoludDt; er ipar uneef1hr adt
gGonen trant uno mar tpdbrenb ben
2 leBter @o0en nidt lnebr iur Stanoe.
oas Bett gu perlailen. 9lnton @eiboIo
mar bon Wdlbenbeureit, Miirttembera.
9ebiirtia. 2lls er IN bas tpebrpflibtige
utter fam, trat er in Die lpiirttembsr-
glide Nrmee uno mabte als sSnfallte=
riit osn oeutfd-frans0lilhen Sriee nit.
Rab ieiner ebrenDpllen @ntlaIIung aus
Der Mrmee DereheliAte CT IiU i'm Sabre
1873 nit ShereIia 5tauDennleier, tpel=
der @be Is Ginoer sntIprDBen, bon
tueIden nod iehs. 2ina, sSolepb, Sran
Soina 8eerina. Bertha. 6rau Matbil=
oa Surit uno Jrant am 2eben lino.
Giinf Ginoer baben CUR 3eit oes Sooes
oes 8erlforbenen bier geiuobnt, 6rau
0eerinq ipDbnt in SoleoD. 9as Be-
grabniB fano am 5onnta9 itatt uno
iparo Die 2eihe auf oem fatboliIden
6rieo1pIe in Canal Sober bei9eieBt.
9ie sablreitAe 8etbeilianng BEL nem Be
9rdbnib aeugte tpobl am beitens bon Der
all8emeinen a6ti,ng, in ipelAer Der
8erltorbene 9eltanoeu. llnter ben
2elotragenoen lparen brei 8riiDer beg
Geritorbenen, Sr. Nt. Geibo!O bon
New philadelphia, 9r. Mar 5eibolo
bon 3oleoo uno Sr. Splepb Seibolo
boii gllpooo, SUB. Ser bieli9e Gran=
tenberein. bsNen Mlitelieo Der 8eritor=
bene mar, nabm in gorpore an BEN
8e9rdbnlb 9lntbeil.
Vim 5. SuIi in Stem Y6ilaoelpbia
6rau 9nna See. 8attiu bDn Senrp %.
See, i'm 2tlter bon 63 Sabren. 8ie
Getitorbsne mar in @oIbeu 5otpnibip
Qeboren, iuobnte aber udhreno ben leb=
ten 20 Subren in Greitline, uno lit er1t
im Nptil nit ibrer 6amilie nieosr na1
oieIem @ountp 5uriif9e8ogen.
Gin 6. Suli IN ubribsuiae 6rduIein
MGrn 6ilIis i'm Nlter pon 70 Sabren
an einem 2ungenIeioen.
Nm 2. SuIi in Nep gbitobelp6ia
SSyiabela 9toTdnna, Elm ID ntonate
altes 56ttsrlein bon Nrthur Gornie,
an eincm 2unQenleloen. 9as 8e9rQb=
nib fano OIL Samltag itatt.
2lm 6. SuIi in Dominion &ao Sing,
eia l4jdbriQer 3eitun9siunQe, on elmer
Gebirnent5iinoun9. Ser Gnobe mar
am 6reitag nnd qeIunb uno munter,
uno an gbeno befano er Ii1 Dor Der
gOltofftce in 3enniion, als er bon Dem
Stiif elmer crplOoireroen 9pnamit=
fanne Oil Dem SUB Qetrrffen lpuroe; am
ndtaiien Woysen ertranfte er uno am
M}ontag mar er cine 2ei9e.
Nm 4. Suli in @0icueo 6rou gli3a
Salbot, Die Mutter Uon 6rau q. gB.
Gatrif oabler.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-07-09

Dir Sfeisr Der .Wode oabeim" ir
Canton tnirb zines Der 9rDBten Sfeftt
tperben, Die man md ienlaIs in 9bir
gefeiert. Spn 8. Sobnior, Dlapor
bon @lebelan0 uuo Wbron 8. 6errif,
Der republitaniibe @anoioat fir @ou=
berneur tueroen bel Der 6eier anipe=
fein. 8illige Gabrpreiie auF a0en
Babnen bonn 27. Suli bis /. 9luguif.
sarab u. Gtabl BON ubribsoile
tpEroe bor ben Brpbates3i1ter ees
bra9t uno irriinnie befunben unb beBs
halb ibre lleberfiihrun9 naa einem
33rrenaiHl angseroast.
= Jamilien tperben nit ben beIten
Weitlen uno 2iqueuren berieben ourA
Noolpb's Gn=@ros 2iqaeurselbdft am
public Square. II.
= Die republitanilc1e GountD=gon=
ben:ion miro erlt am S. September ab=
gebalten tperoen.
Die hielise Boiling Mia iF pie=
Der i'm 8etrieb.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-07-09

51l oas Ganttunt zines ipiritilfi-
l9en Meoiums frat Elm geluder uno
traate i6iiGtern: y5ie lager, Die 3uz
fnnFt pnraus?9 oSa," ertuioerte Oas
ReM uil. oWonit tann id S9nen ois=
nen2" SD nl6Ate toiiiel ob lneine
5ralt In 0en 9ilnmet Doer III Die 96ae
Idlrf, tpefln i1re 3eit aefoinnen iii.l
SD min nasia 2eben Oarlla6 eitlridteil
nm tithere mad Oer etfgeaenaeIebteu
Gi6tung 81 fonnen.
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8ernbarb 2ana,
8liBfielo, gofbocton Co., 8.

@anal Dober bat, tpie {i6 oas
bon ielbit uerltebt, au1 einen dinefis
f1en WaIdmann nit benz ld6nen 9a=
men gee Bon. GelbHperlfdnolid III
oieier BaIbmann aud Elm Greuno oes
Gpiums uno man6mal, ipenn er oein
GanuiIe oieies betdubenoen Berau=
fduaasmittels gu ie3r fr6bnt, 10 ber=
ipedleit er bann Die 8afeie nit oer
Mdfhe feiner GunOen. Dies Tdeinf
ON Monta9 Der Sal getpelen su Iein.
astpis. Elm gieaer, Der ols Sausfnedt
I'M yDerbert 5otel@ aa3eitelt lit, bolte
fsine Nd7de unb ais er in ieinem s3im-
nler oas gafei ollfna1te urib fab, oaB
es nibt oas ridtiae Iei bradte er bag
ieIba 3uriif, iporauf Der Gbinefe, obne
Elm Mort 5u fasen, einen 3ebolper err
sgriff unb auf ben Neger los ginq.
Qeiuis foIlnte Dem @bineien ben 9epol=
Der enireiBefI iporaiif 2eBterer Die
6iutbt ergriEf. Mm Dienfiaa Morgen
iDurbe gee pon Dor Manor Weber gez
'braht uno NIT elmer gube bon $23 go
bepant.
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8nrnIioe's
Departenleut Store,
~
~.

g8ir fiio Naeuten fit oas ssadFon
goriet Oies III oas bette uno uno oas
am beiten paiIenoe @orist oas 9emadt
miro, SO Gentauno $L00. Wer oieIe
Goriets einmal probirt, nill ipater feine
anoeren me1r tragen.f
gBir oertanfen Die bette 2ampe in Der
Welt. 8ieIelbe 1T nit ylifeI plattirt,
foitet S2.75, gibt Elm groBes 2i9t uno
lit lei9t 3u tragen.
Wir baben cine groBe Mustpabl BON
8ei6irrpaaren, bon BEN billigIten biz
gu Den tleuerlfen.
Sebt unfere gmailnaaren es lit
INNER eifle quite Soee, ii9 in unIerem
grogeFAoB unl5uIeben.
SpiBenuOrbdtlge tueroen iud6renb
bieles Nonats 81 reou3irtea greiIen
bertauft.
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Geltern tpurben in Der bieliaen
fatbOliIden Stride bon gater 2amrence
getraut: Serr eScbn Geibolo unb;Grl.
&oieltba ". 5brier, beibe bon bier.
uniere beiten @liiduiinide!
gtobat, Der llnsar. iuelher in
GlonOite ieillen Mitarbeiter 5ortas er=
icbolien. bate an Dienita9 ,9ia6mittaa
Elm 8DrperbDr Dor oem Mianor unD
iDaro Der Saa Dem Common Nleas @e=
rift iiberpieien, Otne 3ulaiIung elmer
8iirgid)aft.
eSDbn galnler, Elm Gnabe bon
fsrieorid galmer an Glf#sSrontltraBe.
fiei Oil 5oltiltaa Nlittno bon elmer
5Auinae uno brad ben linten 9irm qe=
raDe Dor benl 9ano9etstlf. Ser NAM
lifhe Rnabe bate f6oa Dor stpei sSa6ren
bas llnaliif, ben ndmli6el grm bei=
nabe a1 Der ndlnliiben Gtelle 5u bre-
den.
Die 3u6t1aussD sDeripaItunas=y
h0goe paroiitte ali Woniaq DEN 5trdf-
ling M9asD plunieft bon 8nscaraipas
GQHntpE tpslhrr iueeet criininelIen 4n=f
drifts allf sin beinlGtlipTes 16idbriaes
Mdoden, bas er penl gabnbofe Nants
TortlDdts, cine I5idbriae ghafe felt l9.
Ds3elaber 1896 abbiibis.
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9anfIaaMMa.

Nlen ltnIeren 6reunoen uno Setann=
ten, Die iDabreno Der Grant6eit unIeres
Gatten uno gaters utlb bel oelIen 8e=
QrdbniB uns nit ytatb uno Shat sur
Seite qeifanosn nno namentli6 aud
8ellieniqef, pel6e uns 8Iumenipenoen
fir Den Sarq qebraAt, iasen mir bier=
nit pnIeren 6er8IiGen CANT.
fgau Nnton Seibolb
un0 Ginoer.
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: Die Republit 9iberia fon ae9en
Die Berfolgnns Der Neger in ben Ser.
staaten einen prOteif in Waibineton
eiHgereibt baben.
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Wteienfeuer itt ct. Soieph,
WiSSottrt.

@5t. SoIepb, Mo., 5. Suli. sin Dem
gerpaf= =gebaisoe Ses bisfigen 6anl=
monol6en Jleii6tuaaren gtabliiIe.
lnentS brad beute Radmittag Elm sSeuer
aus, tpel6es id aud auF bas Saupt=
gebduoe aisoebnte unb fogar oas be=
na6bGrte .gtablifement Der Nelion
Worris'f6en @roBfblddterei beoro6ts.
bis oanelbe burb Elm Dre6en oes Win-
oes aerettet tuuroe. Sn Dem Giiblraum
oes Sammono'lden Gtabliilements be-
fanoen lia 1900 9eidladtete Gtiere,
45O0 Sdmcine unb 800 S1afe. Der
Wertb Der Serft6rten DISQUALIFICATION Be-.
trdat etna 81 200, 600; Der oes rer<
brannten Materials $4,000, 900. i
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Rittsbarger Diebmarft.
8erlanet. Gsstc superlasstee

%cftDtts NM fir Elm giit e!ablirtes Saus eil:ge
Gounties a bereiiet rne aleinbduoier NIB Maenteii
81 beuepeu. &pfal &ersitoriunt. @eDatt slo24 Der
Sahr niio sanslosen; @ebaif pirb ipb6entlid nit
Sl9 10 be3aDt uno Scto fr ausiasen prb poraridoi.
len gDtion permanent Gas @eGaft lit erfoIgreic5
nHe il aatem 8ong. stanOaro Sau8 a34 2rarbDrn
ct. Chicago, Jlls.
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8eDasirte YreiSe ttad) Gaut-
84aaaa
bridge.

Die HenuIp!oarta 2inien Derfaufen GrcarlIonstidt8
5n Dem &arnenal Der Seid1tseute In Gabriboe am
10 HHo III. Jult bon gieu Ybilobelpbta ubridlsnile
Gotaocton Usartetta nnD ben opsipt6en aeaenoerl
Stotiunens M il (
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-08-05
INDUSTRIOUS 10
Markets Hundreds of Gal
Ions of huCkIeberries
TO WALLA WALLA HOUSEWIVES
Retail About Streets for One Dollar
Per Gallon and Find
Ready Sale.

| Lucious huckleberries guaranteed
to be fresh and sweet from the Blue
mountains are being offered Walla
Walla housewives in considerable
quantities by the Indians. A staid
young buck and his family of wife
and several tots arrived in the city
this morning from Basket mountain
with 20 gallons of berries, which were
retailed out at the rate of 81 a gal
Ion. The Indians by their industry
are able to pick up neat sum OF
| money in this manner and from the
| way the buck went about diSpOsing OF
his wares it was quite evident he had
engaged in the business before.
To tempt buyers the berries were
nicely packed in bark sacks contain
ing from one to two and half gal
Ions each. The apparent cleanliness
displayed led many to buy who other
wise would not deign even to glance
at the we'll filed sacks, knowing full
we'll that many times berries are
brought to the city in any old thing,
not even excepting the bucks blanket
leggings when nothing else more
convenient is handy
With unerring instinct the Indian
seems to divine the best huckleberry
patches on the mountain and to
these parts they always journey and
camp until the supply is exhausted,
when another move is made to some
other locality which has been picked
out beforehand
The daily work while picking is
on falls to every member of the fam
lily large enough to walk, even the
little tots being compelled to should
er bucket and a tin cup and sit all
day long beneath the bushes picking
berries. The head of the family,
which is generally the buck. attends
to the marketing of the Der, les. AS
soon as sufficient quantity is picked
and packed they are loadel ON an
easy trotting cayuse and brought to
town and peddled out in the streets.
If trade is dull ne will peddle about
the residence district, but this is TOO
much like work and consequently is
disliked.
The Indians so far offering berries
for sale come from the Umatilla res
ervation. They are we'll supplied
with ponies and wagons and travel
about the mountains with cOnsidera-
BILE comfort and ease.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-08-05
lHADMUCH BUSINESS
New Council Held Long
Meeting Last Night.
GAS OR DINANCES PASSED
Public improvements Should Not Be
Discouraged-Water Question Is
Grave One.

For it's first session, the new coun
Gil, last night, held long and unus-
ually busy meeting, disposing of a
huge amount of accumulated business
including the ordinances granting to
the Walla Walla Gas and Electric com
pany a 25-year gas and electric fran
chise. The board listened to the read
ing Of Mayor Hunts second message
to the council, and ON it's adoption
ordered it spread on the journal. The
, message will be found in another col
umn.
The bringing up of the gas and
electric franchises resulted in a live
ly discussion between Mclean and
Smith. Mclean, as chairman Of the
judiciary committee has had the Ordi-
nances in charge since they were first
introduced two months ago, and he
brought up the matter by stating that
he thought the company had been OBJ
liged to wait long enough for the coun-
Gil to get together and that the two
ordinances should either be passed
or rejected.
Smith was the only one to show Op-
position to the two ordinances as they
stood. He thought that the company
should be required to pay to the city
a larger amount than $500 per year
for the first five years of the electric
ordinance as provided for and moved
that s400 be inserted instead.
Mclean thought the ordinance good
enough as it stood Glasford second
ed Smiths motion which passed,
Smith, Glasford, Brewer and Martin
voting aye, and Mclean and Boyer
voting no. AS the ordinance passed
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-08-05
p. C.. SULLIVAN AND
WIFE DEE EOR NOME

Seattle.-P. c. Sullivan, of Tacoma
and Miss Jessie l.. Saunders were
married Sunday afternoon at 4:30
o'clock at the residence of Mrs. Susan
Lister, sister of the bride, 1701 East
First street, Rev. George Buzzelle
read the Episcopal marriage service
Members of the brides family only
and a few of the groom's intimate
friends were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sullivan left for Nome
on the steamship Senator
She Does the Speaking.
She-Ah. you know Miss Cable by
sight, then?
He-Oh yes; l may say 1 know hel
to speak to.
She-Indeed? You're in luck Mos
| people know her to be spoken to.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-08-05
Do You Want an
Education?

ambitious friends Will take
Of the best educ
scholarship tuiton) in Whit
Business
people
them
They are
Rambler bicycle is also offered Since the wheel
Of the by
of wish
O. the
keep public
test romt to
This offer is open from June Is till August 10, go days.
The person handing the greatest number of coupons for either
of the three prizes will receive the prize called for by the coupon.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-08-05

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
for children teething soothes the
child, softens the gums. reduces In
f1ammation, allays pain, cures wind
collie 25c bottle.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-08-05
TRIB

Trib is a positive harmless cure for
the liquor and tobacco habits.
Price per treatment $3.50 For
sale by all druggists.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-08-05

Bings-There goes particular
friend of mine. Bangs-Friend O.
yours, Ell? Well, he cant be overpar
ticular
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-08-05
Small Loss.

Small Loss.
you've destroyed my peace of
mind Bessie" said the despairing
lover
1T can't do much harm, John re-
piled the truant lass, for it was an
amazing small piece you had, any
way.
New contestants for the Statesman
prizes are handing in coupons daily
Are you in the race?
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-08-05

The coupon contest Is on. Get In
early. 1t is for you.