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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-31
A PROMISE OF WAR
Great Western May Cut Packers Rates
From Omaha to Chicago.


When the Great Westerns Omaha-C Chi
cago line is opened next month a great
live stock rate war between Omaha and
the center of the meat packing industry
may be begun. This prospect now faces
the Omaha Chicago lines. It is even said
that President A. B. Stickney of the Great
Western built the line into Omaha with
the intention of getting the live stock bust
ness and that he has some sort Of guar
antees from the live stock shippers.
Packers have been very friendly to Mr..
Stickney since he reduced the rates on
packers products from Kansas City to
Chicago and in return for the packers
guarantees Mr.. Sickney has promised. it
is said, to give Omaha packers the same
sort Of a reduction. The old Kansas City
Chicago rate on packers products was
23ha cents per hundred pounds and the
Great Western made a fat rate OF 1917
cents. If 1t does something like this for
Omaha the other roads will start in to cut
also.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-31
WILL OPPOSE HARRIET PLAN
Nearby Residents Don't Want the
Lake Level Lowered.

Residents of the Lake Harriet district
are already arraying themselves In oppo-
sition to Warren H. Mannfng's plans
for lowering the level of the lake. It is
contended that if this is done, It will
convert the southern end into a swamp,
which could only be overcome by dredging,
always an expensive undertaking. Alder
man F. L. Schoonmaker and G. w. Van
Tuyl insist that property owners about
the lake will resist any attempt to alter
the lake, which Is now recognized as a
pretty body Of water and none too large
for park purposes.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-31
A BIG BOND ISSUE
Rock Island Directors Are Considering One
of $3.50, 600, 600.

New York, July 31.-The directors of
the Chicago. Rock Island and Pacific rail-
road have called a meeting to be held at
Davenport, Iowa, Oct 8, to consider the
advisability of creating bonded indebt-
edness in a sum not exceeding $4,000, 600
maturing Jan. L. 1888, at, interest not to
exceed 4 per cent. The proposed bonds
will be issued for refunding, redeerning or
paying at or before maturity outstanding
obligations Of the company or constituent
companies or companies which may be ac-
quired by consolidation and for the pur-
chase or ownership of shares of stock or
otherwise for the purpose of future de-
velopment. s.'>
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-31
WOULD.BE WARRIORS

Seven Applicants for West Point Took
Preliminary Examinations Xes.
terday In ST. Paul.
Seven applicants took part yesterday,
at the federal building, St. Paul, in
competitive examination Of young men
desiring to become cadets at the West
Point military academy. These Hannibals
In the shell were Ernest Krafre, Fred
erick Thies and Earl Young Of Mime
apolis; John l. Mccarthy Of St. Paul;
John s. ConlSlin of Saltwater; Reginald
D. Graham of West Duluth, and Fred
erick w. Winters OF Mazeppa.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-31
KILLED ON r. R. TRACKS
Harvey H. Wellington of st. An
thony Park Struck by Train.

Harvey II. wellington, 21O1 S Kreapp
street. ST. Anthony Park, was killed on
the Omaha tracks near the University
avenue bridge at o'clock last evening.
He heard a train behind him and in step
ping out of it's way he stepped directly
in front of a train going in the opposite
direction. When trainnen reached his
side he was dead. Wellington leaves two
children. r..
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-31
INVITED DISASTER
A Dundas DaIryman Asks to Have Dairy
Inspected - He Is Fined

III. e. Vrooman inspector in the state
dairy and food department, reported yes
terday that E. B. Hirdler, a dairyman
near Dundas, had paid a fine of SIS be-
cause he kept his establishment in filthy
and unsanitary condition. The peculiar
feature was that HirdIer had been writ
ing to have his dairy inspected, and the
visit was made in reply to a very urgent
request.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-31
) SUMMER SCHOOLS CLOSE
Six Weeks of Work Finished To-day
=. Attendance LIGHT.

The state university summer school
closes to-day after six weeks session.
The public school teachers and the stu
dents from the high school and university
who have been attending the summer
school will have opportunity for a short
vacation before the beginning Of the reg
ular school year. -,N-
The attendance at the summer school
has been comparatively small, because
so many school teachers combined this
year journey to Boston with visit to
the national educational convention.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-31
ANOTHER NATIONAL

Funeral Directors Of the Nation VIII
Meet Here In Convention
Aug. 10 to Fl.
A program replete with melancholy con-
ISOLATION is being prepared by the Twin City
funeral directors for the annual conven-
ton Of the National Undertakers asso-
citation, which will cast a gloom over this
community Aug. 10, 20 and a. Compan-
ions Of the fateful tape measure will enjoy
"the funeral baked meats at the annual
dinner, when the tables may be arranged
in the form Of an hour glass and flowers,
no doubt will be omitted.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-31
Point for Ticket Brokers.

The railroads which inaugurated a cam
paign against the ticket brokers at con-
vention points and secured injunctions
against them at San Francisco, have re-
ceived a setback at st. Louis where the
court has ruled that ticket brokers have
perfect right to prosecute their bust
ness.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-31
= Place for w. e. Pinckney.

Special to The Journal.
Iowa Falls, Iowa. July 31.-President E.
S. Ellsworth of the Des Moines, Iowa.
Falls &, Northern railway, to-day issued
an official circular announcing the ap-
pointment Of w. E. Pinckney as general
passenger and ticket agent of the Des
Moines Short Line Mr.. Pinckney has
been connected for number of years
with the traffic department Of the Chi
cago Great western road. He will be
located at Des Moines. -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-31
Pure Lard, lib. &c
Perfect Coffee

Perfect Coffee
The Hoffman House, per lb. ..... soc
We have good fresh Roasted Coffees
from 10c up.
Finest Teas
One Hundred kinds to select from.
Try the rlinarda for iced tea, Id. .oOc
Smoke Yerxa's good Cigars
Distributors of Park & Tilford's c.
CARS, MI Favorita, all sizes and colors.
Also good line of imported cigars.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-31
IMMIGRATION FALLS OFF
Northwest Gets Fewer Settlers This Year
Than Last.

Than Last.
immigration into the northwest and west
shows decrease this year, as compared
with last being only about two -thirds of
what it was a year ago. The transconti-
mental lines estimate that 10000 settlers
passed thru the twin cities on their way
to the northwest last spring. Between
10000 and $4,000 went into Idaho and
Washington, about 10000 into Minnesota,
and North Dakota and the remainder INTO
Montana. About $4,000 went into Canada.
The decreased immigration is explained
by the increased price of lands in the
northwest and the railroads say the irlmi
grafton into Canada need not be viewed
with alarm since the immigration from
Canada into the United States greatly ex-
ceeds the movement from this side Of the
line.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-31

$4soo. Pacific Coast and Return. $500.
Aug. / to IA the Great Northern railway
will sell round trip tickets to Seattle and
other Pacific coast points for $40, first
class, good returning until Oct. IL, with
liberal stop-over privileges and choice OF
route returning. Only S. additional to
San Francisco and return. For further
information call on v. D. Jones, c.. P. &
T. A., 800 Nicolet avenue.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-31

All disorders caused by bilious state
of the system can be cured by using Car
ter's Little Liver Pills No pain. gripping
or discomfort attending their use. Try
them.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-31

Harsh, purgative remedies are fast CIV
ing way to the gentle action and mild ef
fects Of Carriers Little Liver Pills.. If
you try them, they will certainly please
you.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-31
SANTA FE REPORT
Gross Earnings for Twelve Months Foot
lin r. $50 25n 2o7

Up to $s2,35o, 1897.
Chicago. July 31-The annual report of
the Atchison, Topeka & Santa F'e railroad
company for twelve months, ending June
80, shows:
Gross earnings, $62,35o, 3s7; increase,
$3,215,312; operating expenses, s3S, 437, Ill !;
increase, $4,527,S4 net earning, $23,913,
2s7; decrease, s1,312, $50; taxes and rentals.
$2.119,324; increase, 1894; income from
operations, s21,923,962, decrease, s1,319,-
875.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-31
BROWN WAS DESPONDENT
st. Paul Man Makes a Desperate Ef
fort to End His Life but
Falls

j. F. Brown, a st. Paul bartender,
tried to make sure Of death by taking
laudanum and then shooting himself
The bullet missed its mark, Brown was
arrested and the laudanum was pumped
from his stomach. He was then taken to
police court and arraigned upon a charge
Of attempted suicide. Brown was de-
spondent oyer i'll health and family
troubles, having just been released from
the pest hospital, where he had small
pox. In his absence from the city his
wife is said to have run away with an
other man. ...
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-31
Hotel Minnesota

at Detroit lake has recently been thoroly
renovated, rebuilt and modernized. It is
located in one of the prettiest towns Of
the Lake Park region on the Northern Pa
cifc A beautiful chain of lakes extend
ing south from Detroit, is navigated by
snug, absolutely safe little steamer of
| the launch pattern. Very low rates in
effect. Call at Northern Pacific ticket Of,
fees. --.. ..,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-31

Yields at once to Chase.a
Constipation Tablets.
!, 25c. At all druggists.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-31
THE WEATHER PREDICTIONS

..,. Best Straw Hats for Men.
[alf price, at The plymouth" Hat Dept.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-31
s4s.oo. Pacific Coast and Return. s45.t

Clothe Your Boys at The Plymouth.
Correct dress from head to foot.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-31
Yerxa's Extra GO IL
Flour, 08-lb. Bag %1ssS

Root Beer Extract, per bottle ...... 1oc
Hires Root Beer Extract, bottle. 80. 15c
Wild Cherry Phosphate, 15c bottle -. 1Oc
Imported Lemon Squash, pit. bottle. zoe
Imported Ginger Ale, pit. bottles
dozen ................... ......... 81 20
Domestic Ginger Ale, pit. bottles,
dozen ............. ............... GOO
Domestic longer Ale, quart bottles,
dozen 81 rs
dozen 1870. GOO
Carbonated Root Beer, at. bottles,
dozen ........ .......... 81 rs
Grape Juice, at. bottles, each. 45c
Grape Juice, pit. bottles, each 900. 25c
Raspberry Vinegar, ct. bottle. ..... SOC
Raspberry Syrup, at. bottle ...,.... Soc
Raspberry Syrup, pt bottle. ......... Csc
Lime Juice, at. bottle. ............ 45c
Lime Juice ut, bottle Csc
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-31
Y R X A
353 Either Phone 1853

Try an order by telephone. We
guarantee satisfaction.
Fruits and Vegetables
The largest variety, the lowest
prices, wholesale and retail.
Sweet Corn, dozen -. &c
Acme Tomatoes, basket l2c
Cabbage, head. &c
New Potatoes, best, full 6O-pound
Wax Beans, fresh, h.. SC
Beets and Turnips, bunch. 80. &c
Duchess Apples, peck. ...35c
Blueberries Red Raspberries
Black Raspberries Blackberries
Red Currants Red Plums
California Plums Goose Piums
(all kinds) Apricots
California Pears Peaches
Pineapples Rockyford Cantaloup
Gem Nutmeg Melons
Calf. Freestone Peaches, box. .$1.2O
Calf. Burbank Plums, basket. 800. .4Oc
Calf. Tragedy Plums, basket. .... .35c
Fancy Aprlcots, basket. soc
Peach Plums, basket. ........... SOC
Bartlett Pears. doz -25c
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-31
41AB
The Savings Bank
Of Minneapolis

Adam Hannah, Treasurer.
1O7 4th Street South. ~
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-10-01
&0eiSteWa.

Sonntaa ben 20, Stpt. beQarn bier
oas 40.taaoiae tBebet. TAs 'eettev
mar prdhii9 uno iboatr dis maa CT.
marttt bate. Vim trfta Slae mar a.
meilitaitlibe SommuniOn Der 6rdus
tnsSOoalj,di; AM ;msiten Saae Der
,Slinalinat uuo um oritten 3lae 4pms
mInion Der ,luuairduen uuo 4Ndmter
Sooalitat. 3nr gushllIe ,paJsG lols'
enne esiiIibt non Radbar9ememoeu
anrelsuo. 9ttp, !. 9pniamp pon
WttpbaIia, 2ep. JrfE pen ct. Abe
mae; Rsp. !. lussl roa |itnaa uaS
REQ. Teilt bon 9siniiemH. Tie Nrc.
olst bisli 0up. s,aier 0aaerbausr. es
Isa,e ben @lduhigen bic @abybtit BON
Stsrbea ans osn Tisnfas 4 l!br
spat ett Asoah. 81 Cube.
Mls bic esute aus Der 9irh. lameu
magldirs osr S>oramaiii eboT an Der
Spist Der Siyiasni itatt hGt Dor Der
Rude aai uao ipislt tiaia, S.!sts.
ais iis bamit ~ tnoe, ,parhsn eieap,..
aliseer oes ebers bon elasm aaashmtr
pboiearapbiri.
aiIsiiOr Slider mar eeisr Gage bisr
um eas ieasrbars Glssnihum aai,n.
nshmsn.
Sbso. Syumert unoj. @u.n srrih.
ten tins sambsrparo bel Rtu 9wIs.
tomn.
Inter bic Naswdrtiatn lpslAe Der 40
Siunoen Anoabt bier btimoh,tsa be.
msriteu mir aud Die 0rn. 8. Strait
manu- ben Sienna riao y. 2hbbtrt
uon Ssinitc,rn. .
0err SsolieIo inslAtf an Qetlste,pr
Siaiion ala 6rant unp Ssltarapb
Aaent anatiieat mar. IN nab 6rteburs
nsriss! ssesesa
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-10-01
Du Republic ,,lnaebct.

Tie St. geuis 8tpublK bat Tors
lebtrnata esiransn allen iayta aIttn
ci. aeaen Abennsnlen Die ciniia amt
iih aensbmisis YshsaSae'hl0ts Sea ots
XII saiommcn sa ldntn, Eltles N
Elm esebsr elegant in aareiaaltua at
5aaoeaer Saue nit in e,ple eiustIea
isR papltiitta ssapasa uus an 500
Ssi.sa Cert, Slpefaiionrn, 8srlaller
oss Saness in Mpaiisfsr C'&islIo 9.
3. {. :. 8. 2ih.. amiliter Slosraph
oes Sapitts.
Ger resuldrs ersts ess Saaes N
s2.5o. sesr $3.50 s,aisaeti erhieli
ole St. 9oais 9spublig fur Is Rana'
'is uno pbeusrwdpuiss Sud- Srftfrei.
Bon eieiu Ciitrts ioansa neae mc
ate Abeausn'ta 6khraah Hiaacn.
7as iest CUR ab!isieruas iertiss sa4
in supliidkr, bsniiAsr nno iransOliiter
SpraAt ssbrudt. 4iatet cure Sliels
iansen an Die 3spubiit. 81. 9eais.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-10-01
atn unIsrs ieisr.

1Nefsebt. Sar wtribm Ganltn tnb
" Serr'n.
Oh bes arpbsn; mas mir guh bleten.
DAB aniers 3;ii. ,ti Il. nod 10 MODERN
0nus bob nod iptnost al Nleieh.
Wsrastt, 10 lanae ols unier @latt
Cure lahenon Nusen aenieBen.
TaB. oem gsten, bas 10 piel Spdsnoss
bat,
3nweilen audi SOrsen aiiipriebsn.
Hsrs.bt oh osrgeris. iu oensn luir ted
Sub ihilosrn Sos Mel!engetreibe,
Eas OH manhcm ShiIfs 10 manhss
led.
llao ipie biel mt III behsrn bllebs.
Sinr zines ioa unOsraehsn bon
Euh iein ,Sbr Sisben uno 3htueru,
Wsrgebt midi, Die Suhieriptien
yei uns reht prompt 81 eri,eilern.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-10-01
St. Ghomas

Ger 81. 5hcatds Corr. TO amt nal
pisotr sum Vnriheir uun last NAL
uiehe, sur giow,tisluua ettras poa rio
aoten. DE SAnlo eas fr 10 Idnas
alhis non ityb hbren Iik. ntas 'pobI
oaIin ju iutm fein. bah tr iommenbt
ginas bparten lpolis. aasr ois Wlt e.
lhstnt nthi III 'sriaIinna aebea uogta.
lRalbtr lplro lracsll, ,uas miro oitits
q obi letn2! Naa adui pieles IN es
nht. Sur 3eit dis bic oaaoeisliloi
iiCta i'm sluiblabea bearil'tn mar.
puret aeidat, 81. 2homas bate mot
mshr piel III bsntutfH, abr ss in
lnm;r uoh aai oemitIbsn Vlase. NIB
wiro es wpal bleihtn uno ipean Der
esrr. bic YuGsu niat III iriib ,u oridi
10 wirb tr bier uno oa sinigss Rsues
bsritten.
am lestsa Wontaa wuroe Elm Soal
oss 0tn. %. &brsasmeier Don siast
slitistn Stllnss ifhsn 6uB ssbiNin.
auf Der RrantsnIiiit bsiinosn lih ois
6rau +. @abmsier uno ois5rau Gbrlf
Bold.
6yau N. Gabmsisr uno So9n 4,sisi
bsFauosn li6 Btitditsbalbsr in oel
S.aatobauptltaot.
!. 9. @alibsr un0 IrluIein 3tttil
Ndllber peilteu oitIt 8o5e III 5a@
tumbil.
0ohp. Rat! gptn ptilts oislss9ohl
in &otIstppn. I'm oaielblt htim 40
ltlinoigsn Wsbet duSjnbsl'en.
Non Gbarislio'pn gommt Die Rat
riht oaB ealsibli 0,c 6raa oes nfrU
u. Sappslborn oas 3sitIitbt it9aets.
eIncu Satitn ug0 ; mm.inoi9, SIaogl
hluieyiGneno.
sgm lj. Stpt. rsittea lib &ItnU;
aoib mo Ro'a Seatbtu Ole oaua gun
AaHes iurs Ssbtn. 5atbet u, 3a!c
pol3oa Ole SranaHa.
aamlItlnWahs erbi,Iieg IN lcgtt
3eil bic GamiIlsa i. @dntum nns )
l9anllua.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-10-01
6enrD 6enfe,
Ibe meripant Cailor.
Westphalia, Missouri
Gin aarfkwarsisss psr,rid,aih.

shamkrIaIus ouitsnmiiteI bar ii,
mtrtmaroAts &rRieniB. " N uhty
80 Sahrt IN 8tsruh mo wahrtaa
bitltr 3sii lino meaete Rilhoatn
,slai,hta mr.auit uno atbrlatt. eS
il; iaaae sss masa'esnae aao ptrIaB'
iioas Ntii,d 'ir eredp in tauleaesn
pen sam,lisa me eeh IN in aRlsr
aan,sn St,t mob ieiu Saa al ne
8aaafsltaua bsrib,st ire sas selitd
itiehli battle sR Ailta. 4seaa e. a'iu
alRee IpbaIe q etiber piro asAebsa
mirn eoer icsaie Der Naiisn slR!ri.t.
&rbinasrt e. ben aulda. si,ssasata
gun s0msu. Sisls aiaesr lisasa e..
W snieilt tsin Opium ootr itpaa!;&
SdbltaaSn uni iaan Gem siase wit
Dem Irnahitasn etlte.H iporeta
,am gsriaui bel 6. !. ssa,sl Il. Sc.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-10-01
Sccales llno 2lllerls,.

- Shr Ios. s1eiisrmann lhhrten
am TienIiaa oieitaitt naa grinltopn.
- MI. giHie aIibueirr psrrti'le
itpisn Ionntriida nod RanIas eltp.
- Seu 6aspr 5eaisl luar am
1italtaa esidAitsptern III aslltricn
eIiD.
- 5raa Sn:p 9lshaasn hssob td
ON Slsuitss bsiad5iueils naa Se'Isr'
Ion ei,p.
,Serolh bes Gjlaubsns" lne BOLTS.
blat," suiammtu e2.25 per aabr. alii
prdmie s2.75
- orl. Carolina Sdlueter relfis
AM GonnsriiG9 nas ct. sculs nm
DIRT in glsuii ~ iret.N.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-10-01

a.
--- glube, anoeNn gtiuhern bon
aoslbiopn bsmsrlien mir an Cont.
tag aud bic 0trrtn Yen Bar. Sohn
oedemspsr aRb israni guebbert bier.
- Grl, glnasla aebaesn perrsiiie
am Gisnias nad ct. gouis ura bort
bel Der syamilie Rule eiae Sh,pflir
1raa Or. 9olples IN 9isnlt ~ .reten.
~ @ir habea ioeben eins ihSns
auswahl iatb. Bebstbiider III ensliiher
llnb oeutIder Sprade srba!tsn. Guie
Bidder 30 ben nisorisiten 'prellen IN
Wanhsner's Bud oaoen.
225 sRaoiion Strabe.
SsiIerior Gitn. MO.
- 6err Sbep. Staupsfer ber ieit
,lpei Monaten OILS reiienosr Aaent fir
bic Siroiea Mig. Co.. bic Staten
,slinpis uno NliNouri bsrsilis uno
rGlpper Nulet" psttaui,e tehrts ani
6reitag ;u ben Seinen aurud.
-- glm Sisnltae psrianbie eieSirma
Merner d auedenhpiI cine eatlaoung
Sttlpene uno S,rr Sermann Sohani
nesmtpsr cine earlaonng Siiere nat
CT. gouis.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-10-01
Die siatiias asbsssisap sines vsr-
e1natfu &nS6lsle.

Sn Der 2ta,: In gintr aufritesa
menn er 3 ssoAat lang utsen sints
esrlauAtsu RaoAtls no otr Qrifen
Qsadsn btniknt nRb ndA 2 cotr 5 De.
uosen mieesr aan, htrataeat il. lie
IL II ussnblblasr 9titsetiua, b IN
Dje(el 661ta - 6tambsslaiRs psia
o1ln Rllie M rtl4li4 enoapaast.
lnnrst6lb llox - M 4 siniae
: 9 y
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-10-01

u III sani mmOslih iia iuohl 81
ilihler. ltart uno bshsnoe ,u itln penn
bic 9ieten auBsr OtonaRg iino. Sf'
Ter Gusllt eniiprinatn mthr 9rans'
hsiifn; mstr Brunolaasn Der ihllmul'
ten Seiosn entitdmmen hlsler Gusat
lls iraeno elmer anoers GidnsllsSa,
mtun gitig stbrautt. btilt ale Nier'
enleioen. gtl "@riahis oiieaie" uni
oitbetes perllnaert e. ons Seben. ger4
tauft bsi oaernsr Il. 9uedtn1of.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-10-01
Qdos.

grau sonrab 8shaaeu mar tiite
Wode laHa 8a't ibrer 3odise Jraa
8. y. Sont.
5rl. slnnis 6en.e bon St. 2ouis III
bier .u gsiae ibtsr eltsrn miro aber
nod menissn 5assn bortbin snriifs
tebren.
Sn Der 6amilie oes 0rn. Sohn Ger
mann iieats iih bieier 3a9s Der srie
SproBlins, Elm ileinsr Rnabe ein.
am 30isn (Miit,potb, ,ueroen sine
anSahl junssr 9amsn III einsr .lnil.
ting partp" bel Der 6amilis Sen. Sts@
aemonn suiammentommsn.
Sen Bsmsinbs- Nitalieosrn purosn
pom Sutnp. Batter Shmipt pldns
slne5 usuen 2ltsrs sur priiIuns pors
gsIset.
Genntas slbeno nuroe Der luassl
Generation Gslegtuheit geboten bic
5agshalle tm nellen 8sbduot o's prn.
y. 7 Shlusier siner .ssriiIung sa an'
tsrnsrisn.
araa Strmann Gjrr!hoil mar an
Wontoa btiahswtiie in 2esfphalia.
Qety 0m. g9eteNborg matt an
Wcalag eiurn eihhsiisausflug mad
Der Sinais'6aupirdbi.
Ssrr Sturp Sosbbs uno 6amiIiO
indntsn ben 6lieru Der 1rau 1osbb
in yinn tinm Ssnh.
Nln Sreo atrpuiu uno oeren 5od'
ier Rnaait ,psilis einiae Gage in Wei
pbd'u.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-10-01

3u Sim III rgeno elmer Set aus
lenommgu ou pbeniitbtnotn Sottn.
Steatrpbitr wt,0td iip Rabt uno
apSteu ipdrsn Wtuu nc prompt et'
jabka. s. i. gsab.
Situsrtinuehmer bon Class 60.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-10-01
Gilbert ShIief.

@runoeiaenibnm Gsrlda'er. NaT'
nsn cine Spttialitai. 3li 9cacul
scbauos, ote II. 6bsTnu, Ctr, St
eouls. lRo.
- 0eu q. s. Sledmaun pon
Mai6inaton mo. lam enos Lester
gypht i'm Sniertiie eiues Ct. Coulter
eisitdiiabaui.s osrsn 8erirslsr er III,
bisrourh.
- 6rdulen Ssnnic 9prsmeWT
@orsmepu ttbrte an Wontds bon
einem oreimOnatli5sn EsiuAs etl
freunotu uno 9er,uaupten in ssa'0-
iu0toa Mo. uno ct. Souls blerhsr sn'
rid.
Splt cine irus Vrobt Gbamberlains
Muaeu uno yebsr 5ob!eten BET =. 5
Sedtei II. So. Sic lino leihter 81
nshmen mo mirieu austntbmtr al.
Qigen. Slrsm Bebraut iplQt teiut
eg'frliopims ipte bieies offers bsi pillel
Der 6alI III. 22jt per Sdahttl.
-- Ttt 6am,Iit Gso. gathbtrt pur'
DC om Montdl Gin uitoIites lohtet'
den Otbprru. 0trr 2uebbeti Der lebi
,um swsii,nlRdIs Nopa IT, nuitrt berg
iihi!s Hyaiulalipnl .
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-10-01
DISTRESS AFTER EATING CURED.

Judge W. T. Holland ii Greens
burg, La, who is we'll ard iavo-ahlY
known, says: Two wears ago suffer
eli greatly from indigestion. After
eating, great distress Soaai inv0Eile.
N result, lasting tor III hour or 70
and my nights were ieStlesS. Goa
tluiei TO Try ko3ol Dyspepsia Cure
AMI it cured ME tntirels. Now my
sleep is refreshing lrii Digestion PER
fect. Solh by {. ]. fechtel Il CO.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-10-01
@ A S ~ g H IA.
rssssals ,tsS4,ss sss III frsEas Essssgi,.. Ils'
'sss,i' .ss N<zHzZlXs<

- Die Strrn otnru Sipd hon
Wem 0apsn. 6abriiaai Der 10 bs!isbien
.qfobss" ti.garrt uno ctrr wtnRl, BOZ
Ser MQaul eiroterit Gcmpanu tsiutisn
GnDe lsptr gscte bitiiss annssn.
- 9ie Saplilie Senrp Saaumedsr
rurbe om ltbten srtilaa onrta bic slns
limit sints tIsinsn Sobndens beaIadt.
Ger @rpbpaisr netr 1eeobcr Shaa,
lutdfr f.. Der am ielbtn 1aat nod
Iduatrsr seidaiilider ab,peienbsii su.
riidlshris -aflpib isin 3niaIl-pertrai
an bsm tisilxa gsllsn YatpenReut.
THE GENUINE VS.. CousTfeFflrs.
The genuine is always better than .
counterfeit. but The truth Of this state
rnent IS never more forcibly realized
or more thoroughly appreciated than
when you compare the genuine De-
wift's witch Hazel Salve with the
u,any counlerfeits and worthless sub.
slituies that arc on the market. W.
s. ledbettes, Of Shreveport, Ia says,
aAiter using numerous o(her remedies
llIhout benidt. one ~ 4 ntwitt''
rk Hsxl Saiyt el< - Eog
1ii1f : =.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-10-01
0as sssaauTe sseGgls GHre
For Coughs, Colds sna Group.

Sh babe lmmer flne qua Aus
ma9, pou Ga1mir AL 3aae. IN {:
Hiattn 3ulpvuN bittti.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-10-01
2lbtuu1 : Steners1hler!

Sd Der lln,er,ihnsie perot al M.
ten 'iehtnoen Grien uno Eaten 0s
Steuern lnr oas Sahr 1908 lple aud
Die bon iriibtrsn Aablen ridtdnNtsen
@teuern in 9mpiunl nebmen: