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Arizona republican., 1903-10-04
Situations Wanted

"ANTED-Situation for man and wife; man good gardener and coach man: handy with tools; wife good cook, general housework Address F. P. B., this office.
 WANTED-Work as carpenters help CT. Call noon or address s. s. Scull. SSO South First avenue. WANTED-By a first-class Japanese cook. position in city or country Address Palace Chop House. YOUNG girl wants steady work in a store. Address H., this office. WANTED-Situation by young man as bookkeeper, assistant, clerical or in any legitimate business. Address 507 north Seventh street.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-04
CONCLUSIONS.

"Your eldest son has disappeared said the veteran trout.
 Yes" replied the second ditto. "A fly dropped in the water near him this morning and without Investigating he concluded it was all right
 'Yes?"
 ''So he jumped at the conclusion and tHat concluded h:m. ."-Catholic Stand arc. and Times.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-04
Business Chances

= = |>~-@---c~o~o-o-~-~-~--~~ DO YOU WANT to earn 4 to ner cent weekly on any sums from seo Gi' yard and receive dividends every week where no losses have eve, m. cured, and where you can withdraw your balance on demandp Parricu. lars free. Fleishman & Co. 1o1a Broadway, New York.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-04
THE LAST STRAW.

I'm going to discharge all my boarders.' said the landlady wrath fully. "G can stand their yelled in nuendoes every time they come down to dinner. but when they paste q li"a- size poster of inc living skeleton on my front door"
 Here the good lady threw q fit.-San Francisco Bulletin
Arizona republican., 1903-10-04
MOTHERS

Who would keep their children in good health should watch for the first symptoms of worms. and remove them with Whites Cream Vermifuge. It is the children'S best tonic. It gets di- gestion at work so that their food does them good. and they grow up healthy and strong 25c at Elvey & Hulett's.
 It's . poor rule that won't work both ways Perhaps it is easier for a rich
Arizona republican., 1903-10-04

What's that?" asked her husband.
 You konw exactly what it is go- ing to do. There isn't any danger O. your losing r'oney betting on it.'
Arizona republican., 1903-10-04

No man with a full beard has to worry about the bargain counter neck ties his wife buys for him.-Chicago News.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-04

man to pass through the eye of Q Eeedle than for camel to. enter the Kingdom of Heaven.-Philadelp phia Record.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-04

Many things may be preserved in alcohol. but law and order are not on the liSt.-Chicago News.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-04

The child is father to the man: the former builds house of blocks and the latter builds q block of houses.- Chicago News
Arizona republican., 1903-10-04
A VERY REMARKABLE REMEDY

Ut is with a good deal of pleasure and satisfaction that I recommend Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Di- arrhoea Remedy" says Druggist A. W. Sawtelle of Hartford, Conr. Recently a gentleman came into my store so overcome with collie pains that he sank at once to the floor. I gave him a dose of this remedy which helped him. I repeated the dose and in fifteen min utes he left my store smilingly inform ing me that he felt as well as ever" For sale by all druggists.
 The average woman will jump at sight oi a mouse almost as quick as she will at an offer of marriage.-Chi- caoO News.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-04
Personal
Agents Wanted

LADlES-$500 reward if we fail to re- lleve obstinate suppression, any cause Tn pathology. mail. Dr. Johnson M. DIS, go Dearborn, Chicago. WANTED-Agents, salary or comnis- sion, to sell our famous glass hnrner- an electric light on a kerosene lamn. ihlillon In use; literature free. Monarch Novelty Co.,, Minneapolis, Minn
Arizona republican., 1903-10-04
Miscellaneous Wants

WANTED-Pony to ride and drive. must be gentle. sound and cheap. 91; North Second street. ALL DAYS are stamp photo days at Mussey's Studio. Center and Adams streets.
 DESIRABLE COUNTRY BOARD The well-known Lee Ranch is now open for the season; satisfaction guaranteed. For rates, etc, address box 665.
 APPETITE FOR LIQUOR-Try Dr. Fnsors Vegetable Remedies for per- manent guaranteed cure of appetite for alcoholic drinks; absolutely harmless; best medical attendance. Write for information. A. P. Wal bridge, manager for Arizona, Phoe- nix box 30S.
 RAMON J. ACOSTA, up-to-date shoe maker; firstclass work; all work guaranteed; reasonable prices; repair all kinds of sewing machines and also harness. Alley between Wall and Center streets. Phoenix. Ariz. BOARDEPS WANTED-At Mcbrlues . school on edge of desert Rooms or tents. First class board. Reasonable terms. Address J. T. White, box 7S1, Phoenix. Ariz.
 THE KELSO-Corner of Third avenue and Adams street now open. Table board; also furnished rooms. ANYONE wishing to learn a trade that pays $100 and over per month will apply at 247 E. Washington. MCSSEY'S new stamp photo album is given free with every order. for two sets of stamp photos at Mus *nv's Studio.
 COMMONWEALTH AUCTION CO, 2e and 2S West Adams St. will pay the highest cash price for anything you want to sell.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-04

No drugs electricity. 75,OOU cured and de 1eloped. 10 DAYS TRIAL. Send for free book let. Sent sealed. Guaranteed. Write today
 K. A. EMMtT. POS Tabor Blk, Denver Colo.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-04

An Atchison man is such a confirmed grocery taster that he has been advised to take the Keeley for it.-Atchisop Globe.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-04

OFFICE FURNITURE-Larg roll
 top desk, chairs, tables and rugs.
 and 6 O'Neill Building, after am.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-04

FOR SALE-Fine saddle pony, single foot, canter run; perfectly neck refined CT can be guided by knee pres sure. Address K, Republican.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-04

BARTLETT PEARS at the orchard in
 500-round lots. 1c per ID: smaller lots. 1Hc: small pickle pears. 1c per ID. Drive out and get them. The Mo Cure orchar.l. T.: miles south of
 capitol grounds. w. F. Norris, prop.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-04

FOR SALE-SiX-room cottage, on car line: lot 2O0x2O0; $1,150 if sold soon. H. I. Latham & Co.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-04
ADMIRATION.

There is one thing that I do admire about our baseball club" said young Mrs. Torkins, cheerily.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-04

A FIVE-ROOM house. 237 East Madi.
 son street.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-04

FOR RENT-160-acre ranch on Yuma road, Az miles west; water from Grand canal. See me quick. J. Ernest Walker
Arizona republican., 1903-10-04

FOR RENT-Rooms for light house. keeping. 546 North First avenue.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-04

FOR RENT-Fine lodging house. It rooms. Reasonable rent. Enquire H. l. Latham Co.,
Arizona republican., 1903-10-04

NICE FURNISHED ROOM, $125 up, by the week. American Rooming House. South Fourth avenue and Jackson street.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-04
- YOUNG. MIDDLE AGED and FL.

OERlY.-If you are sexually weak, no matter from what caus C; undeveloped; have stricture. varicOcele. etc., MY PERFECT VACUUM AppTI NCE will a,,ra yn,,
Arizona republican., 1903-10-04
Lost and Found

ESOTTNTT S>>->-~;~-,,-~-~>~~>S~N-~~ fOOND-Wheel lost six weeks ago. Inquire at Wakelin's grocery. FOuND-On Center street, a Ian robe Which the owner can have by calling Gt this office, describing property and paying for this notice.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-04

First publication
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-12-17
Transportation. .@ebdube auf Oer yeltausfquug.
Wene Giicababn.

qok Der ,llnttrrii.b Gtmutrat- be-
rittst, stbi,It Sur BeOra. ). 8ooe
ppn oinn tinsn gri,i idaeub.n IN.
balts:-- Wr. George !. Gore, Qinn.
Mu. sRrtbsr Serr: s9ir nblt!ten
sinsn antvao fir be Slu elmer eilsn'
balm Don st. 9Ous nah CtlabOma
Gitu une pauih,p Nllerss ubsl bic
Roui. pplihsn 2inu uno 2abaeoi. TO-
nj, bic spiitFn gina uno eoco.r in
9dQer 6cuntr, no Die b,abildtiate
Qini. oi. Der 9lihuuyi Qatlft gahn
,r.urn iol, ;u Giaksu. Wsl6.r
Dirt mar. cir. l,bsybrituna oes C'aa,
SluTes b,i 3tnl in Gols ecuatp' De.
ben Sit mir s,idaiat 10 gut i. tbnnen
Nustunit. g1ir pero.n parid,inli6
in or,i uo,r bier Motsn in .ursr De.
asno i,in. girlee,ro cine 3sl4nnn9
n,lte Sbntn ein, 30te ilbr oas 8,t
wilnitn e,bm piro-a1tunssoou,
SObn u. 8risiel.
ii, 3.idnuns itiat bic b,abr8tiat,
8abn ,wiia.n gabaoei, uuo G'lehema
6itp. Ti,isr atmas wirb Die @abn
oura Qinn i4rds our&s Gpuutp lauf.
en- uno Joni, aud @tphalia berhbr.u.
Nabe,s hber piJs prOj,etirh cabn
lp.rp.n mir ,rt ipctsr s,r'ttisn
!0nnen.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-12-17

Tr. Iainttr wiro ON Spnntaa
oeu 20tsn unb tbeilpeue am 2lt.u Die.
lcs Wpnnts in Spunms SOtsl i.in.
glllt lueItc quite aab.it uerTltt,t uao
Sabine ihneriIO. ausGs3CQtH hoben
IpolIcn, iOItsn b,i ibm ppripre9en.
glll, Nrteit garlntlrt.
-@trlcrtu.-ein Ginb 8 Sobr
alt poD bur'tI rptbtr Harh .thorn,e-
llnltrbti i'm y,ttn Ghr. Vios len
tiutm Wonat ,in Gols bab,n. Ntr
ubsr bIlts SiSo Obtr oit. Sab .niipt'
Der mir obtr Der R,eathcn blt.s Slot.
i,s Au;luuf, a,bt, srbdlt Dalar eni.
iputtroe Sslsbnuna.
6nnrab 6nlir.
3aIDicgH. Ns.
Ne offer you the best ready
made clothing in the woTId, the best
we hnow -- warranted all wooI-gua-
ranteed in every respect and we
can tt yoVJvst as well as your ii.
cure,
GLOBE MERCANTILE Co.
2I0 EAST mon STE.
yfFffSs0E CiTy No
Rod immu wtilt Der Sisrt in
I,insm Gltblinss,s, b,i fur sSet.
Pei osm Rarmiitsn Wstt,r am Sams'
taa mag ,s ibm in itinsm R,fs .t'cas
a,Irortn bdben. er bsaab lid nit isi.
n,n S4ub b,ipblsn,n aui ben sets
nat Der gsbauiana oo 0urn Ben
| St.a,mann. Ra60sm u u I'D Dor,
Elm. 3tiilaus s,matbll8 ssma4t uno
BEN gut atwir,itn friitsu Warhsn
une ionliis, Sp.iisn gut ins.ipro4sa
uno ,ins 9D,ils Don csn u,db!ien "
iAia,sn aufmsriium pslaui3t. bat T
9tu lbm siuss I'insr Shlbl'nst abin'
usbmtu bamit ben nbriAtn bet bisier
Qdlts msbr Soup asspdbrt msrotn
tonne. Ben iudts iiH bann aun BON
Qorratbe b.s etorAss ben irdiiiattn
3uuasu aus ,poraui U ibn nit Der
Yits nal wi,osr porsuipytAsn sn,Iiss.
Ter Ncl,sblaitmauu aratulirt it,ntm
N,llen S,n wi, o,hsu Jrau, isinsr
Nitpts. aui bisisu Jamili,a,uwaas.
Ten Sior1 laosi ,r ,in. unl s9sibnaa'
ten btrum auh nal uah gknphalin ~
tamr,sn uno id bic 9buhbdamt Der
Sirau ansuNba, Ui gtl,s,nbeii
maa ,r baum auH bel sinissu nulsrsr
Bnrau isiusm gti4aih- oas IN esn
Sealaden anbsur betsht-na1tom'
men.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-12-17
Rep. o. J. 8. Hoos une Rep'
}. o. EonnoIlr
3u ermfraipisars;t frHamni.

Ter bOtp'as gr,biidoi 8. 8. GjIen.
non ,mannis Slmiiaa Nadmtias
Rto. Stto Soi,pb Stdnislans 6Uoa.
RcttOr Der ct. ptiers Gjemsinoe ~
9entripn 6itp nno RsD. !. u. eonol'
ID, HeCtOr Der q. 3sr,ia Gemtinoe ~
Ct. gOuls, Su Bensralplcar.n Der eri.
oiot,lt; eritereE ilr bic beutit.reosn.
ben uHb lsBteren iilr Die enslii4.rso'
,nosn aatboliten.
GsU. @ater 9oO9 ,murn. ON i8.
slpril l845 III gtisnbeim srsoioeeie
6gcibur9, in gnoen sebo,n. Su 1854
lam er als nsunjlA1iasr auabe mitiel.
nen 9lttrn mad am,rit,. 2lm q. Ss'
ttmber 1867 wuros er IN st. Qouis
Ucn 6rjhiih Of Genrif 5um BrieItsr 9e.
lUeibt un0 leirte am trlitn Snnntae
oGs irI9snosn Sabre. N Der aapellt
oeS otN,'hsn Ct. G:acents g8aiien
b0u'es bon 81. ,Quris leik primi3. er
wuroe Naruuf ols Qiurrsr Der 8e.
meinoc NJ &riugton ernannt, ,polslbit
cr biz September 1876 pirtte. gm 20
<, ,piember lsncs S0bres crndrnte ibn
',iu SrbIihOi gum Fiarrsr Der Ct.
9lttets @emtinbt, in Der StaIsbaupts
riiaot, SelleriOn Giir. Woitlbii tr nod
t,uir bodl, f,s,hsreIh wjt't.
Geu. ). u. Connolly wuroc in
s1oibin0ton Gountp. NO, Qebortn. er
maAte icIne ihsnIOa'dm 5tuoim 81
Cape @Farotas nno IN SaltHaum gu
Il. HrOntis, y9istonln. ,im 5unt
1879 .empln9 tr ole VrleNttwtbt nns
mjrlte oann als AlliNtnt an Der lln'
b,ilttin GmDi0n9rlB uuo Der Ct,
Vrioltts 6tmtlnot. Stlt 1850 IL
lRtu. GpnroQp Rector Der Ct. 3crtl0
INitm,inot. wtIdt. inter isiner qsiiunA.
iU tWcr Der bshtn ejtnlslnoen otr Staoi
I.hrranselultitu it.
Iit Grnenun9sn Der beion botlu
Strrn w,ro.n, pbre 3weiisl, boil els.
ms unb Hdisn init 9roBer yk'rleol.
9un9 ou's,nommtn Dtroen.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-12-17

--HihateUer your wants mag be
this fek, in the line of Mems. Boys
and chtidrens clothing, Hats, Caps
Gents furnishing Goods, Trunks and
Hahses, We can satisfy you in qua
My as aleH as in prices. Don't for
get that the goods Of goods is more
Important than the p0sneSs at
price. Come and give US g ttsAs. We
will SAGE y0a moReg.
CLOSE keREaHTtLe 80
10 &. Hon STR. sfff. en-, NO
-bur SObn Rebassn Der ein,s
faa,s lebisr g8e4s Sa; Wlmbtur bate
bsim Sraat einlasen aus,usl,itsn urV
babel hns RidarGtsrhebIid iu osrl,Bsu
III iotusit nieoer alright oub er in
,i9snr psrion isinu Yoh,n OILS 3Qi.
Der iiE bic hi,iias TRANSPORTATION
Gompana pSrfsbtu tuwm. @abpno
Sobn hi,Bs unfrsipilIes S,Ti,n 3sit
afnob, Osriub 9ps. gasiba v. oeaen
SttIIe.
Srau Trnni Rso,I bsfuuo Ed ,inict
Saw hi ibr,r 3pdi,r, draa ,,ai.Sb
Qsipcf, iu G,ntuur, DO. aui @tiuh.
als lie ON 5. 'no Oo,i: ouIauai, iGnb
lie NJ ihrtm freuoiem 9rltauucn bGk
il, 8rppmuitet semOroen oa iib lrub
DiOra.as am ielosu Soa. b,l Der 70.
Mile p,Iusd, siu 5otttrden cius,ittIt
battle. Tas ~VcIistlatt" sra!uliri ben
Vltrn. Der SauiIit geitptft, iu o,,i,m
:rt,n lOti,rlsiu. ebsnio aud 8rob
pattr uno @rpbmui,tr 2to.I III bkir
ibrsr .rbW enltliu.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-12-17
@ereitet eeu Neg oes Hsrrn.

csn tieier Stins ru5t bic GrSr,
Obr 1reibcn i4wcist ibr edrn TT fumS
Sic borret aui Sds ntue @eree,
lCas soitIi2e &qhcrilm,
Sas, epis ninmtr VI erarAnoen,
Der reinen Sunalyau IN ejebet
Tes SimmeIobottn Mcrte tlnoen
Sm armen Ndus VI 9ln,aretb,
in tiefer Sttle mAn bic Grget,
SerbGut ibr itrOlI,nO 9naellat,
Giani Ieiie bebt lhr giIierit>nseI
,llnb ibrer 6IliaeI Sllt ylibt,
Sn ieliacr Grwlyiana Yauiaen,
Sb uidt Der AuatnbIjd iett na,
8o iie bes grlOcnitomco &auiter
,Eertiinrer Nugt bg Glorta.
Sn icbnenocr Gyplrhna StiNe
Sdlt iidl hos SER uno blitt emyor,
Sb pu9 NishsimaIt '!t triuRe,
,Cb or nibt ipgeaet oer 9GoIteu 1bor,
Cb glnt; uno S,Wrc Sbn bc,euQcn,
Ten Retter. org ZEN (pn beunmat,
Sb it4 olr 1tcynJ Gem ndlt neldcn
Ter Seircr @,,. yr,5iunQ brinN,.
{, pfbnet ,Ihm tlc rouher }1ene,
8, ilIlei ou2 clo }haI. olc 2hludi.
6, wtgit V,a Htra ,t Hra 5bm 2ie0s.
Ttm cptl pU Itnt WeMhru uhi!
Eem 6rieNusWri,ol brr ben drleoen
Sefob ouo 1cinem 9mmel tbah,
Atip, hob leee Setl b,sniebeu
Tag ,Ssll eee t'p'a,u 2Oorteo ihout'
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-12-17
0ts srfdsrsdsisr 0asi

bura bic Sirabsn lauisne
bic SnioNsn herausw,ritus. sbsr ban.
ocri ans.rs llualadsiaas iins tdslsa'
gr,isniI.. Stosr Io0k sin. psrldsios
salb. an Sauo babsn auS isim " 10
out we gudlsns Arniea ealos.
Sruno. uno eHuittwunoen Bunoen
-gspma- uno 'Yiiss- itwiaSsn iAnsI
unkr ibrsr miloen Niriuns. q {.
be 8. pilt,u,epsr Wshpbalia U. e.
x. Soil 4 esns S,. dhsmasa. u.
gIiIabetb.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-12-17
Soedles uno 2lllerIe,.

-.gtrW md $ 1a9t biz W,ibnnd.
ten.
-slut III oititr 99ot, purbeu pie.
len itttm frttIn bic Rth!tn onrt.
liotsn.
.SeroIO n: GlGuttNs" umb rWolts.
blati" suinmmtu 1925 pr 5alr lIjt
Yran,is s2.75
-lluirrs Mirihe bsaalmfr seFtrn
nit oum 2,rtilm ibtsr elshdui.r.
91s G,iroysre it t6 Sell bid.
--6ruy Murtin Sno. tcbrte 9on.
nsriiae nab ;p,jwotertlltsm 9M'ert,
bait. bel g,rrauottr IN Wartrsburq
III b,n 9breu iurit.
-6,ry e,nyp Stlu,tE bunott,
l.si, Wph, ppntrstsarbsit in gGiei
mtnt b,s Germ g0ilbsIm Subu gu
gi1,icrn. Bur 3tjt pUrittet tl
glti6t arbtjt III 3aps.
An et. Youis perbsirathtt tit
bsu Nnirn Vciwcdc. irabQeI eounir
Glut Don Giaot Gounl0 nit 6u:
Spitobiu, &uap. Tos WolisbIatt
puniht btn 9IWptrmdbItsn pl,l glld
,um ganOc.
-ppt. y, ;. ~ Etwnbrcd ',byi'
an sar Hna N Yt9tlilln9 bon Vru'
bx gri.a 6, 4. ~. nad iurWm
Hui,r,balt IN 81. Yous hIub,,
lsrld. .M.u aultIm rtllis an
Tienfda '1tiIt,
Der, Nta Yar uro 8,mahliu BON
Qoclslcml ppthm arH Eitnpaa ibtt
Mtibuatis. giulauit hitr. Ts'
gpIlsbla,tmapn pauit illr ben ibu .r'
tpi,isntn &iub uao ilr ben blni,r'
lakspsu Subrtsbetras.
--Tn iunetn Ssrrtn @ubtIu
St.pp,rs NIB Saie Sttulsa isbr,tr
am TOunraaa lester WO&e pom
6taai, RteraIia no ilt pdhItno b.!
Gemmtrs QMrbtiiet, ~ ods pdrmsrs
QIima b,s Staatss Wihouri surld.
xss.lsafn, Gin etw,iu (Gbr
tt,pa 8 bis 9 4Rouats alt. bon i4pari.
r 1arb, nit tn,n ,peibsn etuifsu In
U,kht, ,tdhs Cbr unoerbit" wi.a
70 bis so piuuO, gisentbnmsr fprst
Dor BEL Sos. Qtdm ann. eafls @od
Ro.
{, wis finN 70 artis istt bic Iisbm aIeinsn
Nstnrs SsraNs uur, maats AUD uurr
wsnis epe..aitI,
gl,tay stItu ipriat G Baby, laS =
Srsinen,
sunh icmm,S esriftiine1tn nt1t--uus e
.TouAsn. wirit mic stn era'sI.
--en iuuss Sur S,n,ois' sssoaa
BON 0aibinaitn. Ro. bsIapo G1 In
Suisruls zines portistn NuIiialieu
S0nnltrs bier. gtntpiei fnbrtt ser
i6,,n,nt arim pou Sniirumsnttl
nit Rt bic u ,m .Samplsreom" Del
eornsn Ssid ausa.f,nt belt. 6,
uin, om Ssnaaa ,pisosr ab.
--als bta. ghdisni6ltsn srtpisisr
N& ouf Dem gr,isiAisben bsim 6rsl
Crtmeotr am ecuutas biz Gelsenosn
ylsibias gi9boli, wilhelm eiabOls
ptu pihbul,, sos. dsmmsu uno 9Obr
6sritbuni.l. 9isi. nahmsn i ein.l'
i,tten 9ruibabn init nab oauit Gi'
anbr.u i.trim nit lssrsu 0dnosn bs'm
gin eamaas mad sintn lsl4tsT
Xseen am Vluratu tam nm Die agii
iasIwii bu ssar,nas rsnisr mi els
uno Gdn.t ms 9ans. Vim Ssnntai
gpsro,u parsn 5sloer mo sBdlot'
mil s;n,r qaas Sanes beSsdt uno oi'
Siak ,natirorsu. Cbwohl bsats b..
otarsnas Orr NOD riatst ~ sT BOD
sn, ,sipos milsu 0sIiimHs.
-
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-12-17
GiH!aauns Seiu ,ur GMfsbr in's
Sr;.

Mlsrsenitcrn Der finicru saat,
~ Ter bic Wei, peu 6rrasep maat,
SsiuIsiu,
aOmm berelI,
eeaat' in m,ineo Seryns s4fsin.
Sdau. bein SimmcI Il, in mir,
Gr beaebrt BID, ieine dlg;
2dum bid nidt,
9 mein Sidp,
aomm, tomp eb' Ger 9as arPriai.
Geinss GlanSes 0errIi4teit {
llcbertriiIt bic Sonne nett,
III allein,
'eiuIcin,
Bit, mas tauienh 5onntr '.,a.
III cArpdteit 9uee oar,
ggas lest III uno tommt, M 'r'l
@ol er Eradt
gGiro Die 9iadt,
| sBeil peip .glpnS IL angeIaet.
Tcinem Srsuoenreidcr etraal
NirO oeoienet iltesGR
| Shoriier Siern,
sSeit uuh fern
Gbst man bid mlc Crr Nen artsE
Gt MN aoIcnee : eeIcnIibt.
StHW bsre,rL uno lnlmc uIdk,
Nomm bcre,r
| SeiHlr,n
Sepht' ~ ,sIsines StrIeus e&raR
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-11-30
Personal MENTION.

Louis Schmidt, of Prescott, was in
the city today.
S. G. Cosgrove, of Pomeroy, was in
the city today.
A. =. Pearson of Milton was in the
city yesterday.
J. c. Painter has returned from Ell
lensburg.
Martin Weller of Waitsburg was in
the city today.
E. S. Wheeler, of Waitsburg, was a
visitor in the city yesterday.
Charles Herr, a young nurseryman
of Kennewick, is in the city on bust
ness.
Fred Sonnenberg, a prominent farm
er of Eureka flat, was in the city Sun
day.
Hon. ]. A. Perkins, a leading citi-
zen of Colfax, was in the city Sun
day.
Joseph West, a we'll known farmer
of the Milton country, was in the city
Sunday.
Jacob Goodman of the Goodman
Liquor company, returned today from
weeks business trip to the Sound.
Mrs. J. n. Pennock of Portland
who has been visiting at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Manela, at 604
Washington street has returned to
her home.
F. E. Mojonnler of the Walla Walla
Produce company will leave this eve
ming for Moscow, Idaho, to join Mrs.
Majonnier who has been visiting DR..
Delepine and family for some weeks.
From Moscow Mr.. and Mrs. Mojonnier
will go to the Sound and thence to
Los Angeles. Cal, to spend several
months during the winter.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-11-30
BRIEF LOCAL news.

Prof Louis F. Anderson delivered
an able and very eloquent address at
the Congregational church last night,
his subject being What the Church
Owes to Greek and It's Present Duty"
A number of the farmers residing
along the YellOWhaWk and Mill
creek held an informal meeting at the
city hall to discuss plans to prevent
a loss to property by the overflow of
the two streams in the spring. A gen
eral meeting of land owners will be
held at the same place "Wednesday.
County Treasurer Hawley and his
force of deputies were kept busy to-
day receiving money in payment of
the last half of the taxes for the year
1902. The office was crowded with
people from until o'clock, the hour
of closing of the office. Treasurer
Hawley is of the opinion that nearly
all of the taxes due were paid today
and there will be a very small deltn-
quent list. 1t will be several days be-
fore the full amount of the unpaid
taxes will be figured up.
A team belonging to the Walla Wal
Ia Produce company driven by PM
Berry, became excited at the rock
crusher between Fifth and Sixth
streets this afternoon and ran away
Il seems that the team was lett
standing in front of G. w. Jones gro
Gerry and on seeing the rock crusher
in operation became scared and ran
north on Sixth street to Rose and up
Rose to Fifth and from there back 10
Main where they were stopped by
Frank George, a Statesman reporter.
Joseph Schafer at Eugene, Or, has
written President S. B. L. Penrose OF
Whitman college, stating that ne de-
sires to procure a copy of John Null
lan's Miners and Travellers Guide TO
Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Wyoming
Montana and Colorado" which was
nublished in the year 1855. Any per-
son who can give any information as
to the book will confer a favor by IN
forming Mr.. Penrose. The work was
advertised in the Washington STATES
man in 1865. and sold at the old post
office book store. 1t is believed tnat
there are several copies in the pioneer
homes Of the Walla Walla valley.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-11-30
ANSWER TO ANOTHER CHARGE.
"a'ia Walla Citizens to Appear Be
tore Grand Jury in Adam
Schmidt's Second Case.

John Adam Schmidt. who is now en-
Joylng his freedom, in place Of serV-
ing sentence of six years in the
united States penitentiary, will prob
ably have to answer to another charge
soon IN the United States court. He
was tried at the last term of the fed
eral court in this city and found guilty
or the charge of perjury. At the same
time another charge was hanging over
him, that of subOrnation of perjury
Today Emil SandersOn, Arthur A
Hauerbach and Henry Gottwig were
summoned to appear before the fed
eral grand jury at Seattle on We'd
neSday. 1t is presumed that they are
wanted to give testimony in reIaton
to the latter charge. The evidence
introduced at the trial of Schmidt
tended to show that he had endeavor-
ed to induce the witnesses on the part
of the government TO swear falsely
when called on the stand. Schmidts
appeal from the verdict of the federal
court will be heard in the United
States circuit court of appeals at San
Francisco next May.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-11-30

hds racing record of 2:224
anu mas proved himself one OF the
great slres of the West. being the sire
Vi MI. Hood, weighing 1875 pounds
win record of 2:19A and a trial
neat OF ZIP; Haslo, record of 2:1e:
Ollie NJ, with a record as two-ve,r-
ola or 2:19A, the fastest two-year-old
PAGER IN the northwest At Whatcom
'flls season she beat such good horses
"S francisco, Leroy, Martha B., and
amy Putnam in a six heat race, the
i"'' eS' SlA-heat race ever paced in the
northwest. ollie NJ. took the three
last heats in 2:141a, 2:14h, 2:17A.