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Newport daily independent., 1903-01-28

1lOblC lNOChf Otph- ~o
 yesterday reconsidered aAe
 house resolution providing fofS committee of nineteen members visit and report upon the state conN vict farm.
 Representative Hollands bill max ing the first Monday in September . legal holiday, to be known as Lapoi Day. passed the senate. @
 The senate adopted resoiucioh oy Senator Fletcher directing the com mittee on public buildings and grounus to raport whether the removal py Governor Davis of ex-Gov. J. Eaole as capitol commissioner was made in accordance with law and for lawful cause. :. The house adopted resolution ui- Erecting Clerk Hays to purchase TOT and supply each member tbirty oaiiy n,aners and 25 cents in stamps daily
 SThe senate tabled a house resoiu- tican providing for printing the gov ersnor's message.
 lRepresentative Rodman introduced bi.ll providing for a state board o' arbitle ration.
 Repi cesantative Whitthorne lntro' duced a bill+adevolving upon clues O the first class eexclusive jurisdiction II gambling cases
 The Keel anlp thrust bill was rea' twice in the senats,,e and referred.
 The house passed a numoer oi piis among them Mir. Perry,Hs measure . amend the collateral inbierloance oa act of 1901 and Dr. Greene'erepiii ioi uniform apple measure.
Newport daily independent., 1903-01-28
ARRESTED FOR FORGERY.

Geo. Woods, young fellow living on the farm of Chas. Coe in Bird town ship was arrested Wednesday morn ing and brought here to jail by Deputy Lockard Randy. The last grand jury returned an indictment against him for forging check to the amount of $s.15, which was cashed by Post Mas ter, M. F. Davis of Swifton.
Newport daily independent., 1903-01-28

Dbe ..Rock Island System" Choc-
 |aw. Oklahoma & Gulf R. R., have established through personally con edncted tourist sleeping car lines to
 Ilifornia and Portland, Oregon
 The California car leaves Memphis
 lverv Tuesday at 800 a. m, Little y Rock 1: :15 D. m., South McAlester' l. n 1o.5o D. m. same day, Oklahoma C;tv 3. 4o q. m. Wednesday, Fl Reno 3. 4T q m. arriving Fl Paso, Tex, Thursday morning, Los Angeles TIT , day morning and San Francesca pat ,, urday morning.
 The Portland, Oregon, car ioaVo' Memphis every Thursday on the same schedule arriving Denver 7:So Saour- ' day morning, Ogden Sunday morning and Portland Monday morning.
Newport daily independent., 1903-01-28

s. M. Stuckey and Artur Fels went north Wednesday noon to Hoxie, Sc they said.
Newport daily independent., 1903-01-28
TO THE MARDI GRAS.
Come and trip as you go,
 On the light fantastic toe.

TheChoctaw, Oklahoma & Gulf R. R. will sell excursion tickets at one fare plus two dollars for the round trip, February r, IS and 19, limit for return, February 2s, subject to exten- sion. Ask your ticket agent about it.
Newport daily independent., 1903-01-28
CIRCUIT COURT PROCEEDINGS.
JURY FAILED TO AGREE.

w. E. Blanchard, who was tried Tuesday for stealing hogs, is neither an acquitted nor convicted man, the jury in his case failing to agree upon verdict. Seven are said to have stood for acquittal and five for con viction. Judge Fulkerson returned the jury to it's room after that body had announced it's inability to get to- gether, but to no avail. The case has been set for trial the second day of the July term.
 SUING FOR LOSS OF AN EYE.
 The attention of court Wednesday afternoon was given to the suit Of Lewallen Robinson, member of a section gang on the Choctaw, who seeks to recover of the company for the loss of an eye, sustained while in it's service. The petition of the plain tiff alleges the accident due to the carelessness and negligence of an- other employee of the company
 SHELL SECURES DAMAGES.
 The damage suit of A. J. Shell of Swifton against w. H. Shawler for assault came up Wednesday morning and the jury gave the defendant dam ages in the sum of $50. The costs in this and the other case also fall to Shawler's lot.
 J. R. Holden, Larkin Gamble and J. F. Sneed were on Tuesday excused from further petit jury service and j. J. Brown and Mack Foushee em
Newport daily independent., 1903-01-28

location from the former polnt 10 Keener, in Boone county, and that construction will begin immediately at Lakes Ferry. A bridge spans the White river 1,3OO feet long. The west end will face mountain, through which S tunnel thousand feet long will be driven, and which will open di- rectly upon another bridge spanning the Fallen Ash. Between Lakes Ferry' Ark. and Galena, Mo, will be four tunnels, aggregating 1000 feet III length, and many deep cuts. Inere will he score of bridges and mucf trestle work. The bridge crossins | White river in Fancy county at tns eAouth of Turkey Creek will be tn' m AAuantic on the line. It Will D 1, nos, ooo s lo hong and span the river sev i'ooo iee' ~ .above low water mark enty nVe iee' HR;s point is magnifi The scenery at tnS Ams are being as cent. Men and teal ma tunnel sites sembled at the vario owthe work o and it is expected that will begi the Railey's Creek tunnelsssS m1u in the next two weeks.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-10-08

Die Weripenbung arbeitipdrenber
Mafninen iit auf teinem @ebiete aue
genfduieer In bic GrT1einung getreten
ols in Der amerifaniicben 2anbnirtbs
fhaft. Der erfinberif9e GeiIt BEG
Mmerifdners III In biefer alien nnberefs
QGnbern porausgeeilt unb bat bdbsr
audi bic @enustbuuns, baB feine Mas
fhinen Guf Der san5en Welt, tDD immer
Mderbun betrieben ipirb, bic riidFGnbis
gen Mstbobsn dlterer 3eit berbrGnst
haben. Ramentli1 ipd6renb ber Iebten
Sabre Fat ihre Ginfiibrlfns i'm Mnss
lanbe srpBartigen Muflhpuna aenoms
men. s,Sm SABRE 1893 belief iih bic
4usfl1r auf bier unb cine balbe nil
lion Collars, i'm leBten Sabre mar he
nuf 81 MiIIionerl gelfieaen. Dor
1865 mar bic Musfubr BON Mder@
bau Usafdinen unb gsrGt6en
unbebeutenb, ipas ipobl benz bas
iaaIigen Gtanbe Der gnttpidlung
<ntfpritbt. ipelhe bic iebise WoIItoms
men1eit nod nihi srrei1t bate. Sn
ben barnuf fOlgenbsn fiinfunb3ipan3is
ssdbren itieg bieIslbe i1ur dImGlig an.
bis Ne I'M Sabre 1890 <inen Wertb bon
$3,859. 900 errsibt bate, pDn bn an
db<r bdt jie fhneII sueenomn,en. SIN
ssy1Ixe 1895 mar Elm @t{omn1tiperff
bon 6ia Uaiaionen trreidbs, fiinf dohr'
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-10-08
gpraeid9lagsnes ENHANCEMENT sur Gpniti.utism
bon Ebip.
sysnnteipal.alaiEfttatipm

Ses staafes ebio:
9ab ben ben %dSern Ss s.l beg @taa,
perben foH, ben GrtiieI 13, Seetion 8 Der Cons
ftitution eeS Gtante5 Ohio su amenbiren 70 bab
berfeIbe foIeen6ermaBen lauten fon:
tensD e br n sfem eaeene Ssfese sasl Worfebra
gen treffen, fit bic Organization bon Gtdhten,
iteorporirtsn Ortf9aften uIb gSeiIetn unb be.
rem @egaIt 5etFets Der gsslttenernns aes
ben unb 9erpfdnbune ibres grebits beidrdnfen,
boranssefest bab bic General sIiiemblp gtdote
eintbeiien mag mnb fpenn foI6e eintbeiInns
foIeenbe fein. aber feine anbere: Mue Stdbte.
SsrtfauisnS bertha sdblem, ionen etdSte Ser eritsn
AIaiie fein, nlIe Gtdbte, tpe9e eine Beb6Iferune
bon nidst me6r aIs sinonHosrttanisno. nod
sas ssss gss Ss tsr spsss sst aass s sss s.
rem fouen GtSbte Der britter aIaiie fein."
Seitton2. Bet foI9er WabI fcIIen BITE.
ienisen stimniseber. peI9e fin elm .feInes
Muenbement Su itininen iuiinfden, duf itren
gtimmsetteIn bic georte ber8eibnet baben:
WlnnicipaI Qualification Mnenbement, Wes1,
nnb oieienigen, tuelte toifem Nmenoenient op.
Horie Serseidnet baben: /. wsumieipaI Giaiiifi.
cation NmeneemeTt gfo."
seetiDI 9. 1isies sImenosmsnt fon am
eriten Iase beS Sdnuar 1904 In straft treten.
90. g. ReAfnnoa,
epretber bes Observation-Disclosures
xempordrer gorfisenSer oes eeuais.
Mneenommen am 22 Oftober 1902.
Bereiniete Gtaaten bon Mnierita Cttc.
Office bes Gtnatsfefrstdrs.
SO, gemis g. gabIih. staatsfefretdr
ssg Ssas .s SS SsSeas r fsr r Sa Iss
General MffembEb1 1be8 Gta1teS Gbto am 22 Df,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-10-08

eSn Der gdn3en Union gibt IS alp
nur flint grobe Stdbte, in tpel9en bas
bon eineebprenen GItern ab1tommenbe
Clement in Der Mebrbeit lit.
Mm bGufigiten iinb bic Nbt0mnl=
linge Der alien Golpniiten ndtiirlt9
nod I'm Often 81 ftnben, dlein Ielbit
bort boben iie, tpie Iie ii9 BON Der err
tp6bntsn Nep gorfer 3eitungt fagen
laTen miiHen, ntat mebr Diel 81 be-
beiten. Sn Der Dftlt9en Metropole
iinb bic nleiftsn Der Samiliennumen,
tpeIGs bic alien gursbers Dpn geus
Nmfterbam trugen, bereits perf9pnnz
ben. unb ielbit in Bottom iteben bic
Na1foa,men Der urjpriineltben Golo~
niiten auf benz MusFerbeetat.
N3as bic 8ereinigten Stadten beute
iinb, bas iinb lie bur9 bie gintpan@
berung setporben. sSn benz 3eitruum
bon 1889 Biz 1920 famen ettpa 250,z
600 Giniponbsrer beriiber. Bon 1920
bis 1916 betrus tAre 3aH mebr uls
eine MiQion. Seit benz Sabre 1846
belief fi4 bic Gintpanberuns auf msbr
als 10000, 600. Ote ginpdnDerrDg,
nelde mir allein felt benz Sabre 1900
erbdlten baben, ii6erfteist bic seldmmte
8epDlteruns Der Golonien CUR 3eit bes
observation-disclosures. Re9net man nun
mod ba5u, OaB bic Gintpanberuns Deit
mebr 5ur 0erhiitung bss rRafenfelbits
fnorbes@ beitrdst, als ss bic NbtDmm@
linse Rr alien gDlontften tbun, 10
lpirb es etnem flar, tpis tpenis bic lsb>
tspen ins gepiht fallen. unb ie porz
nehmer unb erclufiper iie tbun unb ie
mehr lie fi9 in ibren Geisnfhaften
BON ben runehten Wmerttanern" abe
f9lieBm, beitp fhnellsr iperben fie
gang ausferben. (lmerita.)
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-10-08
Ssrseiblassnss amsassment sar Gsaititatipa
ppn Cbip.
Gsasslsaitsartsit iar attssnass.

gsi es befnIoiten bon ber General GfiembIH
beS SfaateS Ohio:
Gectionti. Dab ben Gtimmgebern hc3
stoatss Cbto am srtten gienitSae nod BEN er.
unterbreitet iperben fpu, um section 8, artiieI
XIII. Der Gonjiitntion be5 Staates 10 su ameH>
hiren. bae fcI1e tpte folgt Iaiitet:
Mrttta XIII.
Sections. Mbgabeu bon 1rinatsG Gorpora,
tiruen f0Ileu our9 1oi6e Wtittel, iuie tie bonn
@eiet boreeifrieben, geiidert tYerben, aber in
ieineM Sale faG irgero cin MctiDndr inbirioueu
ooer ibr ini Beiise baben0en uHbesabIten &c
Seetisn q. @ei semamnier BabI fouen
bie g1dbIer, meIfs 81 @uufteH fcldben Gn,enbes
Mcnts 5u ftiMuIen miinben, anf ibren Gtimms
fiabiIitp ansnomsnt, anS bisienieen, ,psI1e
IpItteM 91ueubement oppuHiren. rn0atn anf ilreH
m1bI5etteln bic @prfe ocr5eiAnet babeH:
sMeainft NugIe Iiabi!itp aaienomeut.
W @. Macgfinnon,
Gpreder beS Observation-Disclosures
sast9s s;rsI,ssai asI,isssssg sss.sg serots.
Hnfftrt art 90 MpriI 1902
Nsreiuieie gtnotsn bon Mmeriia, Ctis,
Office beS GtnatSfeiretdrS
wnrftebenbe cine eennus Mbfdrift etner bon bsE
General MftembIb beS GtanteS Cttp am 20.
WpriI Y. %. 1902 oHaencmWsnen GeMeinf4dits
Nden Wetc!ution "; irie fcldDe in oent A9rlais
a!.yrctoiOns. tns fd iett TN GrebiSe IN bieiK
San Ssnoaik SsIisn babe 10 bierunter mel:
6sieefapt n aeIuHD.is. an II. aaae ets 81
aassA
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-10-08
Bsrsei@laseues MmsaStment tur Gsmititutssn
bpn Ctip.
Gsun.s eesisratnr.Si SiItritts.

@ei es bef6IpfIen bon bee SeneraL MIiembI9
bsS Gtnates Ohio, (nnter 3mittmuung BON ores
SirfteIn aIler ertpdbiten Wdtglieoer leoeS 9dnt
fes), sas ben stimnlsebsrn beg steates DIP
Nobsuiber 1908 EN- gOrf9iag nRterbreitet pers
ben fcn, nm section 2, strtffeL IL, ber Gon}iis
tuition bsS staates 70 ou amenbirem, eab otae
"'s gtestsm .V.g' ts !, 1aatirel n.-sebss COUNTY,
ipeI9es cine, ber 5dlfte beHannter Hate 9leido'
forlmenSe GeboHerune bat jon 5n eiitem Mes
dbeS benailrte 0fdfe unb brei 9ierteI bariiber
entbdIt, fpH 5u 5tosi @eprdfentarlfen here1tiet
feim; ieoes Gountn, tuel6beS benannte State orels
s snSa sn Joy gu Ssm S5s ss ad Ss ere
3tpei. cine ganse @ate fiir ieben ferneren Nes
Srdientantei erforbert. 9oruusoeiest ieoocb,
bab iebes Gountp einen 0ieprdfentanten baben
Gectton g. Bel befaeter 8abI fonen Die
MdhIer, pel@e 81 @uniten oer Mnnabine oes
Snleneements aur Section 2 @ grtiiei Il, s, ltns,;
6nben: p@merlbemcHt 6lir Section 2, Ariltet
II, ber Contribution - pes; nno oiejenieen,
tpeI9e oer slnnabme. eenannten ameMosfneni.s afI .s
Sectiou 3, arfiieI ii Der Contributions v9ao".
@ g. Wicainnon,
GpreGer beS Observation-Disclosures
8. Z ardItsss. HsSsss sss eeaass.
s3afftrt am 6. Wlai 1902.
Office bes GtaatsfefretdrS.
sd 2enis 6. GapItH, GtnntSlefretdr
beS Gtaates Ohio, beideiHiee bierEiit bab bas
g3oritebenbe eine senaue Gbi6rift eines se,retrl'
fhaftl!cen BetdIuiies ift, peIeber bon Der Yes
neral 2itfenlhIb oes Gtdates Gbio am g. Wat
1902 areenomu1en iuuroe, bon oen Drigtno!s
protofpne, tueIGes iebt i'm Nrdira bielar DE
flee fit befinbet, eppirt ift
Bum 3enentb Geiien, babe i'd biernnter mel
nen ytamlsu aefebt un6 uiein offietenes Siegea
beteefiiat, In Columbus, am ~. 1age beS Sue
nuriar ". 8. 1908.
Gemts g. 0apItn
@tadtSlefret1r.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-10-08
tarouf bon 16. iebt fnb es, pie Dbsn
ueIuot. 21 detpbrben.

geIaet, 21 getpbroen.
BON bieIen nabmen Srdnfrei4 fur
trei Mtaionen, ebenfp biel Qrgenttnien,
anbert6alb Millionen 9robbritannien,
fdit ebenip piel 0eutf9lanb, Nuftralien
elm uno cine 8iertel Million, Qfrtta
iiber cine Million. Den Nngaben oes
Statiltif4en Bureau sufDlge purbsn
i'm ea3re 1902 MGbz unb 8inbez zMtas
i4tnen mad fiinfSig Deri9iebenen 2dns
bern erportirt, pfliige unb Gulttpators
na1 nod ptelsN mebr. Imeritanti9e
Md6=MaT9inen flappern in ben BRITT
i9en, fransDiiiden unb portugieIiiden
8efiBungen in Nfrtfa, in Ggbpten, IN
Der europdiT9en unb aitatifd Siirtet,
in &ublanb tpis in Miien, in Sapdn,
in sSnDien, in Quitralien unb in faft
alien fiiboHeritanifhen Qdnbern unb
benen bes fiibfihen europa, tpdbrenb
Der ameiifanif4e pflus unb Der gulti<
bdtor ibernn su finben itnb, mo man
8etreibe baut. Die Nusfuhr bat fh
felt 1864 betbieraigfadt, tpdbrenb Die
3una6me in Der glusfubr BON Giien
unb Stab, bic alS phenomenal be-
trd9tet pirb, nur um bas Drei3ebnz
fade 5ugenommen bat. ueber ben
Mufi9mung Der Tdbrifation unb Der
Musfu6r gibt bas @tatiitif9e Qmt mt.
folgenber Isabelle Nustunft:
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olns Ger 1Doci,e.
1Deli uro Geben unter Der s y.
eoitorieller 8etrahtun ~


o S'N serptFsr aedmann in 8roDtlpn.
VI, BOT neuIi9 bic anIidt ansgse
Afpr0thsn, Dab bon ben unsefdbr 67,@
OO0 600 petben @inipDbnern, pel9e
bic Wereinisen @tadten gegenpdrtig
beIiben, 100000 abt0mmltnee Der
100000 gpLoniiten feten, tpel9e ltdh
nad Bancroft i'm Sabre 1888 IN ben
beufiaen 8ereinigten 5tuaten befnnoeR
baben Ipllen. Sin engliI9es Blatt BON
geeip gort trttt bieier 8ehanptuns ent>
aeaen nit 3ablsn, tpel9e benjenigen
BON unfersn selddBten Mitbirgeru, Die
ild als bic dllein puiae4ten Nmerita@
ner betrddten. tpenis 5reuoe berette1t
iperben. Die na9tebenoe Sabells 5etgt,
nie ipenia pie5e 2etlte, bas hetbt, bic
gmerifaner, beren GItern fdon bier
oeboren purben, befpnbers in ben gro>
Fen gtGbten bes 2anbes in nnmert>
icher 8e3isbuns gu bebsuten 9oben:
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,anftsn tar aas staats. ans as'at. swede tn

finften flr aIe Staatss Mnb 2ssats Swede t@
TDIwee metfe treffen, ais btefeIbe .fnr CUT pee
tin6en mag Die Gubiecte ber Beiteuerun9 tiIr
Gtaat8s Mnb 2ofalsSnede foIen uafIitt5trt fperr
Sf Ss s gnbsste sit YsfesS Sssiessn se s @ S
gsor1sasedss Ssntls - sSaISss1 pS
Rerribtnnaen % Sietsf, Snitipfutes rein pobifDati
een Gbaraiters, DfientfiGes Gieentbum, bns
nnsf@IiebIid fiir 6ffeutltHe 8tpeae beHust iulro.
in pnnest SoSss f bs1easSen as 81 fs tS @ M
iebes Snsipibuunl, moeen bnr9 aueemetne 9s~
(ese bon oer gettenerIng aisseenommen @ers o,a,s
1ifentiiet teiannt eeeeben tperben, pts oieS
bonn Gefete beftininlt perben mag .,
Bel folder GabI fonen oieienieen Sttmmee.
men phnf6en, auf. i9ren Stimnt8etfeln ola
@orte bessei1net baben: DGaration @renbe.
ment", pOes". unb bieienteen, tpslde 1oi6em
SetteIn Bic Borte ber5einnet buben: ~1aIatiort
gssison 8. Stefss m Mmeneement p ;. fou .l,.a,a am
W 9. Wse&iunont
@predbsr bes Reprdfentnntenbaues.
prditoent oeS SendtS.
Gneenommen am 20. &priI 1909.
Wsreinists etaaten bon amerifa, Ohio,
Office beS 6taatsfefretdrS
SO, Gelpt q ". . tns SLdQtSleLteIuC
bes StaateS Ohio, beidbeiriee bisrmit. baB bas,
Borftebenoe cine eeuaue Nbf9rttt etner bon bee
General @ifeulbIb Ses etaotes Ohio am 29
QpriI G s. 1909 aneenommeucn eemeinf1aft'
liden 0feioIution it, ipie folde in bem Ori9it
nal.9rctotoIle. baS it6 iest i'm alrdipe IN oieter
Office befinbet, enthalten lift.
BUM Seugnib 9efieT, babe 1 bierunter mets
men 9sarnen eeEest tinh uiein offtcteles 3teeel
beigetiiet, In Columbus, am 2T. Tage oeS Sas
,RiIas u. %. 1908.
2emis 6. &ebItn
Gtaatsfefretdr.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-10-08
@t1tntftt ner nttertkn4ttl drest
Raalt11r.
Strahburser goit.

StrnBburger Ypft.
8ei benz lebbaftenS SntereFe, bas man
Bel nns duf alien @ebieten bes ipirtb@
f4aftli6en, iocialen unb geiitigen 2ez
bens Der innsen ameritaniI9en Rultur
tpibmet, muB es tpunberne6men, tpie
ielten berbdltniBmGBie nod INNER bic
Gelesenbeit gebeten pirb, ii6 eine
griinblide unb pertiefte &enntniB Der
ameritanifhen 8erbdItnife gu per@
ihaffsn. Gs iipGGrs siltFfdhisbsn fsbbr
ipiini6enspertb, fbreibt bic rgorreip.
fiir 6D9i9uIDefen", tpenn uniere unts
DeriitGten bieiem Gebiete cine erbDbte
Gufmertfamteit ipibmeten. Gerabe
lie finb in eriter 2inie berufen, bieIe
Iufgabe 81 erfiillen. Sbne 3peifel
1piirben Oaritellunsen Der ameritant@
f9en @efdihte, 2ttsratur, Runit unb
gans befonbers ndtiirlt6 aufammenz
bGnsenbe unb sriinbli9 bertiefte 9or<
lefungen iiber bas anerifaniI9e Mirtb<
f9aftsleben bei ben 9tubirenben Der
beutf6en untperiitdten lebbafte She'll
nahme erregen unb aur Geranbilbnng
elmer Generation beitragen, bic Der Be-
urtbeilnng Der Werb6Itniife in NDrbs
omerita beHer seipadfen 1T als bic se>
eenp1rtise Generation. Menrt man
bic 8orkfunssberasihniffe Der beuts
fhen llniberiitdten fir bas tOHmenbe
Minteriemeiter burhmuitert, 10 finbet
s44n&, >...~ - mAxfs., n,S,n Nln~far,,,@r RIO
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-10-08

rung ber mebisinif6en Welt guropa's
erregt bat. Qlu9 in Runit unb WiEens
f9aft lit bas 2anb niht suriidgeblies
ben. Seiterrei9% %llngarn bat bier trl
Der &DloniIirung prientaltIder 2dnoen
unb 0Dlfer MuBerorbentlides geletitet,
Man mD9te fat fpiinIden, bab es IN
Maeebonien nit elmer sleiGen aufsabs
betraut ipiirbe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-10-08
Ssrssi3fasssss itmentsmsns eur Gsnisitsttsa
Ssa ptts.
Nsissaes ess,ta.

Gel es bon ber Ueneydl AfemhIp bes Gtaes
tss Chic beftbIDiIen: DAB ben Gtimmeebern btcs
lee &inntsS IAN erften DienJtag nQm cens er.
iten Wlcntage TN Mobember 1903 Elm Dcrf@ln9
EHteTbteitet werben fcu, 6ecttpm 2 hr8 Mrtts
tets XII ber Gouftiffttion be3 GtoattS Ohio ~
9menairsn. n bal beriftbe fpiseunerMotsH tdns
ten 1ou:
artigst XII.
Gssttsn 4 pc 9sHeraI GHsHbIs ls9
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-10-08

@elb unb g1ulneisbsit barf man
ssrine ontsn, obtr nur, ipenn man
oeuaie SaDcn btFbt.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-08-29
BOWSER'S BARGAINS.
He Attends Bargain Day Sale With
Mrs. BoWsar.

Copyright, 1903, by c. B. Lewis.)
by JohnI but this is an outrage on
the readers!" exclaimed Mr.. BOwser,
as he opened his newspaper to find a
whole page devoted to a bargain day
advertisement. This thing may in
terest a few old women and Young
children, but they have no business to
force it upon the rest of us. If 1 find
this paper making a handful Of itself
again I'll turn to some other"
please let me look at the advertise
ment.' said Mrs. Bowser, displaying
instant interest.
There it is. But why on earth you
want to waste your time over it is
Humph. Mrs. Bowser. did you ever
find a bargain in all your life?"
Millions of Them she replied.
There's hardly day goes by that 1
don't find two or three"
Il don't believe it. You simply think
they are bargains because you don't
know the value of goods. I'll venture
to say that you haven't attended a bar
gain sale IN year that you haven't
been swindled out of your eve-t teeth
only yesterday 1 got a pair of gloves
for 9S cents which had been marked
down from $3.50" she replied.
Bosh. More likely they were pair
of 75-cent gloves marked up to 9S If
it wasn't for the fool women hunting
after bargains these merchants couldn't
buy steam yachts and race horses
What did you pay for the last socks
you bought"
Fifty cents a pair of course"
We'll, the very same thing is adver-
Used here at 20 cents. I know they are
ldentically the same. because 1 Was
looking at them the other day. Wouldn't
you call that a bargain for instancep'
mo, ma'am, L wouldn't" he replied
with a good deal of heat. ION the con-
trary, I'd call it a miserable lying swim
die. They are not the same socks. They
are only wretched limitations not worth
Is cents a pair. No doubt you'd rush
off and buy EN- and chuckle all the way
home, but I'd spot the swindle at once
Here are regular 81 shirts at IS
cents" she read from the advertisement
and regular so cent neckties at 80 cents,
and regular"
And regular swindles for nothingi BY
thunder! but that advertiser ought to
be prosecuted and exposed. 1t is as bad
as stealing money from a blind man."
But how-why?" she innocently
queried.
Mr.. BOwser looked at her and turned
red and white and swallowed the lump
in his throat. and then he got up and
walked UP and down the room for two
minutes before saying:
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-08-29
KANSAS FAIRS.

Following is list of fairs to be held In
WESTERN STATE FAIRS FOR 1903.
Minnesota State fair, Hamline. Aug. 81
Sept. s.
HINES nanoss SAFE fair SEPT 2s-oct i7-i'
Texas State fair. San Antonio. Sept. 20
Oct. II.
COUNTY FAIRS.
Allen County Agricultural society,". T.
Hiawatha Fair association Drown coun-
saved the visitors from a third shutout.
ty)-Elliott Irving, secretary. Hiawatha;
Bgutler County Fair -association-J. w.
Robson, secretary; FL Dorado: Oct. go.
tauqua county)-P. N. Whitney, secretary,
Clay County Fair association-E E.
Hopes secretary, Clay Center: Sept. sill.
Coffey County Agricultural FAIR associa-
toni. E. Woodford. secretary. Burling-
Eastern Cowley Fair association (Cowley
countyl-Ed E. Reed, secretary. Burden;
GEo GOV ley County Agricultural aud Stock
Show association-W J. Wilson. secretary.
W F rankin County Agricultural society
Sarey M. Porter, secretary. Ottaka; Sept.
Harvey County Agricultural society-J.
c. Nicholson. secretary. Newton; Sept p
jackson County Agricultural and Fair
Jefferson County Agricultural and Me-
chanical association-George A Patterson.
secretary. Oskaloosa; Sept IA.
Jewell County Agricultural association
H. r. Honey, secretary. Mankato; Sept
FRANKFORT Fair association (MarshaII
county)-J. p Gregg. secretary. Frank
Miami County ;Agr rio |. and Meehan-
secretary, Paola; Sept. Sill.
Marshall County Fair association-E. l.
Miller, secretary. Marysville. Sept. ISIS
Mitchell County Agricultural association
H. A. Phelps. secretary, 1seIoit; Sept. 30
Norris County Exposition CON-. F..
Amrine, secretary, Council Grove; Sept.
Nemaha County Fair association-w. r.
Necsho County Fai- association-H
Lodge, secretary, Erie; Sept. 29-Oct. 2
Chanute Agricultural Fair. Park and
Timpane. secretary. Chanute; Sept. IA.
MuIvane Agricultural association (Sum-
ner county)-Newton Shoup, secretary,
Ness County Agricultural association-I
B. Pember, secretary, Ness City; Sept Pa.
Norton County Agricultural association
Central Kansas Fair association (Reno
county)-Ed NJ: Moore, secretary, Hutchin-
Usage County Fair association-E L
Price. secretary, Burlingame: Sept. IA.
Rice County Agricultural Fair and Live
Sterling: Sept IA.
Riley County Agricultural scciety-E. c.
Newly. secretary Riley: Sept: Ia Ia; o,..
Adams. secretary, Stockton.
Saline County Agricultural. Horticul-
tural and Mechanical associa tion,H B.
Wichita State Fair association (Seogwick
county)-II G. Toler, secretary, Wichita.