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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-06-18
Stamps by the Ton.

Though stamps are not usually sold
by weight, a ton from the island Of
Cypress was recently bought by a
London firm dealing in this commod-
ity. For a time British stamps with
an appropriate surcharge were in use
there, but owing to change in the cur
rency from pence to plastres these
became obsolete. The firm of Stan.
ley Gibbons offered $4,000 for those
left over. There were six or seven
million stamps in the lot and they
weighed a ton.-New York Herald
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-06-18
The Maskers.
LOGAN n,

rne great gods In their merrimcut
Made man a naked thing,
For an the winds Of discomfort
And thorns OF love to sting.
They made him as a cord to thrill.
Vibrant TO joy and pain.
They made him az a reed whose viii
Is bent by any rain.
They made him as a glass revealed
tor every MOOD To dim,
Then gave him laughter as "A shield
Between the world and him.
And gave him robe of words to hide
The naked soul afraid,
And cloak Of tests that none beside
Might know this man they made,
So, hidden 'monEst our kind we press
That scarce the great gods know
Who wears the mask OF happiness
Upon the face Of woe.
Smart Set
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-06-18
Sale Of Antique Furniture.

An interesting collection of six.
teenth. seventeenth and eighteenth
century objects of art came up for
auction at Christie's auction rooms in
London recently The sale also in.
cluded few pieces of old oak furni-
ture but prices ruled low, set Of
three Jacobean oak chairs, on carved
legs only realizing 50 shillings. Other
lots were Persian deep dish, enriched
with design of intertwined arum
lily leaves. 80 shillings; bronze statu-
cite of Hermes, by A. Gilbert, X. A.,
62 shillings: another statuette, repre-
senting dancing boy holding the
mask of Comedy 60 shillings; plaqu-
cite In bronze of Scriptural subject,
by Galeazzo Mondella, of Aderno, "a
shillings. and a fine Greek work of
Hercules and the Nemean Lion,
upon a red sard, mounted in gold as a
ring, so shillings.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-06-18
Paints Pope's Picture.

Pope Plus y. is having his portrait
painted by a French artist NJ. Gabriel
Fcrrier The picture may be described
as a stage portrait the Pope sitting
on the pontiiical throne and wearing
the tiara. II is said that though the
Pope's face is full of benevolence, NJ.
Ferrier in all the lengthy sittings did
not once see the Pope smile.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-06-18
Not True to Life.

One of the leading portrait painters
Of London had sttings not long ago
from a lady OF wit and fashion. Hell
husband a peer. went to see the por.
trait when It was finished. and was
asked by the artist to give his opinion
of II. He was not an art critic, and
he replied quite innocently, looking
first at the lady and then at the por.
trait 1T is very coed it is excel
lent but I think there is little too
much repose about the mouth.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-06-18
Two Women.

A woman there was. and she was rich
For Fortune had given her gold.
iAnd u pitlcSs heart and Coldl-
Who ruled Ger a thrnug of moncymads
fTirn'S
Like y queen I'M the DAYS Of old:
And she w,.S battered with subtle grace
by these selfish seekers for social place
Who never did uught but for selfish
ends,
But why should they love her when she
too sought
Her selfish pleasures without a thought
or tn" aches aud pains that her pleas
uros wrought,
For she was rs hcartloSs as she was
rich
\ woman there was. and she was poor.
Hut her heart beat warm and true.
In way most womcn's do
I said she was poor. an no. not she,
She was rich I'm kindly sympathy
As many and many man can tell
who conquered himself through her kind
ly spell
And rushed back to life with hope re-
uCw"d,
with noble aims and high thoughts i'm
And b"gtrt with noble hardihood:
And she was loved for her own sweet
self,
Thourh lacking she was of gold or
pclO,
BY rich aud poor. by high ana low.
by everything that love could know
An, she was not poor, she was most
rich
Victor Reese,
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-06-18
Valuable Snutfbox.

Three thousand three hundred and
fifty pounds sterling was the price
paid at the Hecksher sale by a well
known firm of London for snuffbox.
1t is made of gold and enamel. and
Saw service in the Louis XIV. period.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-06-18
The Valley Of Mexico.

The Valley of Mexico is seventy
miles in length and forty-seyen miles
in width. Lake Texcoco, a large body
OF water lying Immediately to the east
of the City of Mexico, is only six feet
lower than the level of the street
pavements. In 1929 this lake rose
and inundated the city, drowning
thousands of the inhabitants. The
waters of the lake covered the site OF
the city to a depth of three feet anC
remained so for ger four years. This
danger is now obviated by great
drainage canal.
Bonfire Signals in Korea.
The Korean war Office has a simple
and effective way of signalling by
means of bonfines. Every night four
huge beacon fires are lit on the sum.
NIT of a high hill near Seoul known
as the Cocks Comb This signifies
throughout Korea "All's Well" An
extra fire signifies that an enemy has
been signaled of some part of TIE
coast Two extra lights mean that
the enemy are moving inland, and
four give the dread news that they
are pushing on towards the capital.
Named" from the Pulpit.
Sydney Smith once dared Sir Archi.
| bald Macdonald 20 come and hear him
preach at ST, Pauls cathedral. IF you
| do | shall name you from the pulpit"
he said. Undeterred by his threat,
Sir Archibald went to st. Pauls. After
! Sydney Smith had entered the pulpit
he looked hard at him and was then
seized with wonderful fit of snee2-
ins-"Ar-chie, archie. archie" after
which he proceeded to deliver an ex.
| cellent sermon.
Unhappy Spanish Royalty
The family of Don Carlos. the pre-.
tender To the Spanish throne, seems
likely to establish record for I'm.
happy marriages. OF his three daugh.
ters, Donna Beatrice tried to drown
herself in the Tiber. out OF jealousy
OF her husband; Princess Elvira
eloped with a married artist named
Folchi, and recently Princess Alice,
wife of Prince Frederick of Schon.
berg Waldenburg fed from her hus.
band L.eslies Weekly.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-06-18
American Wealth in Korea

Americans have between fifteen and
twenty million dollars invested In
Korea, Five millions are in very rich
gold mines.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-06-18

Further information apply To-
W. W Woodside. Agent.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-06-18
Official Directory.

District Judge-Charles Hart.
District AttOrney-Frank X. Nebeker.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
County Commissioners Brigham A.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-06-18
CACHE VALLEY TIME CARD
Effect on Nov. 22nd, 1907,
ARRIVES
SOUTH BOUND.

LEAVES.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-26

Die peridieOenen R%cOiiion0'Go-
m1te'n tiir Die 6inon3bcrifte Iegtcn
lpre Serl6te Dor ru0 rUuroen oorl-
teno entloIcn. Sic i0nmtIi6en 81
no'16beridte miiiign inn TrlDd crltel-
men nrO Den &erqinen 5rgcianot pcr-
oen.
NlS Gin5ctMitQlicOcr IieBcn lid)
ol'Inebmen; ole &S. @Iortin W'cber'
bird nno Geo. airidcrbofcr, 6oIaeu-
DC Sereine be5ublten lire 5abreSbei-
TRACE: DS6iGers0 iitrift 9tr. 1O3, 2.
IT, B." o&ocuIt-Gotnt NIrbcitcr'aron
fen untcritiisungS &crcin," o6rob-
linn" 0@prfielb = aronfcn . lluter-
ItilbungS- @crein," ,&oru0rtS," ooa
oSonton-Gonflape Or. lI5, 5, S.@.,"
ogS1lbelm GeQz2ogc."
Nls nelle 0eIeQutcn Uurocn Die
foIgenoen Serren ougcmcloet: 6boe.
9%rogbonn, GboS. @crtrom, Iugull
Corr, Geo. zimmerman Geo. Stint
melnonn un0 9tltQuit @obel.
Inter 0en pielen 3uihriftcn OeS
Setretors, melde pcrlcien luurOen,
iporen o1Id) Sdrcibcu pom vglaQc-
meinen 9eutid)en @aiicnDerein" unO
Der 9eb0r0e oes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
III lueldem Der Gmpion1 Der &ermil-
ltgung III Der 6er5liditcn Wciie be-
Itotigt mltr0c.
Gesgleid)cn beridtCtC Der Erdiiocnl
itber Die 'GntbiiQmg Der Statue
8ricorid'S oeS @roBcu IN Moibin9
ton, 81 mGl6cr ser @rGiiocnt oe3
"Gcuti6 . Nmerifoniihen N~otiouoi-
ScrbnnoeS" uno bier 9ciiiber, Ourlul'
ter olldl Der 8eiiibcr BON WorDlono.
Gtnloontgen burd) bic oclltihe @es
leaid,oft in @oibiugton erboltcn
batten.
Nod Dem 8eridt ocS 6inon5iefrc.
tors betr1gt Der 9citono ser &oiic
OcS 9iirgcrpereinS $685..
@r0iiOent Charts hat cine Grctll.
tiplitunG fir belltc Nuhmittog Gin,
bcrufen, I'M iiber &orihloge fiir oir
muni5ipoIe Gonfcrcnj cinig 5ll mcr.
Den.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-26
Ter euOen fir manncr mno snubcu.
IS 1T
sic Grtern

ollie llrlude gum O%ontiagen por6an-
ben, wenn oeren &inocr iGmmtlid
nit 8inter 2 @orOeroben ucric6cp
limo. @ie iil6ren o0e @roBcn Don
3 Sabren oufpartS - gut genlad)t,
i6ou poiieuO uno morm &lei-
blugsitiide iiir Die rallbe S5abrcS5eit.
&eeiers, IopsGonis. ueber5teber nit
Giirteln in Der Niidfcitc. PorsGcats
nit 5rnds 5ronte. gitruhurts uno Gclis
araaen mo Miuni6ettcH 49, fir ole
~fleineren Sunaen.
S6iffer= rHo Gtors 9ln3iigc. gtorfulfs
Gn3iige init 9loomcr=ooicr, ooppcl-
reibiGe SGdets9tn8iiae,
MISUNDERSTANDING, aus gSorttcos
uno Grcpcslud.
gti6t ole 9iuigiteu, ionocrn Ole
v9eiten"; nidt Oie biQigitcn inn
Ereiie, ionoern Die fcinitc GuolitGt
unO Die portbeilbofteitcn. @reiic
iteigeu bon orei OoQora oltfmdrts,
Dem anoben oOer Dem 2n5ugc &c,
mGB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-26
Nns Wcttcr.

Sir MorpIou0 mo ocn Qiitrift
Columbia flares @cttcr m0 friihc
nor0meitlibe @inOe.
Der bohitc Gbcrmomctcriton0 mar
lG @roo nm - llbr W|ittugS.
Ger nicorigite 1bcrmomctcrltnl0
mar 10 @roo nm 6 llbr WorgcnS.
Miittlcrer 9orometeritauO 1894.
Ger uicorigitc Ibcrmomcterltano
Der Icbtcn "a Stltn0en in nad)folgen-
Ocn StGotcn mar, mic iolgt: Gait
port 81, @ortlnno 80, Bolton "a,
IIbonp 30. gtcp gorf 3S, YbiloOel.
pbio 10, 9Itluntic.Gitp 10, Moibing.
ton 40, 9}orfoIf 40, Sotterus A,
Charlotte 36, &SiIminQtou 3S, Gborz
Teton II, Soponnob A, SodionOiQc
I6, Gllpitcr 81, aep-@elt 6S, 2lt.
louto. 36, Montgomerp A, gtem-Or.
leans 50. @olpciton G2, Corpus
Gbriiti Sc, MicnpbiS 40, Cincinnati
81, &ittaburg 81, Osluego 30, Suf-
iulo 30, Glcpclono 81, Detroit 80,
Nlpcno 80, Morqrette 2S, Green
@ou 30, Gbicogo 80, DULUTH 26,
ct. Qoul 80, Ct. 2oris 80, SonioS-
Gitu 30, Omaha %, &,tron %, Bis.
mord rs, @iaiiton 10, @opre ~,
SaIt-9afe 80, 0cnocr -, Nortb-
Slate 26. 0ooge %, @lmoriuo 80.
Cos Nl1qelcs 80.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-26
SreS. SaaernidmiSt's sgmcriean
Sreiucrp" : 9ierc,

ans Dem ouSerleieniten Sopien uno
Malj 9ebrnlit, fomnlen iraeno mel.
f)en importirten 8ieren gleid). Ger
feilte 8eidnlod uno @ebaltreidtbunl
lpref)en fir iif ielbit. nopon Sic iid)
ourh cine Grobe leiht iiber5euaen
tonnen. Trobefilte $1.00. 9rauerei
li0l-lt2S Sillen-S traBc. Eel. 6.
& Y. 364, Wfb. t49i. (331)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-26
0as brittle 6enbOon. Nccital.

GeQo uno Siuno hottcn III Dem &c.
Itrigen Reoboop . Recitol oaS Mort.
Sn Dem GcQiiten begriiBte oos &lblis
fun nab longer YolIle Den 6erpor=
ragenoen 8ertreter ieines Snitrl.
mentS, Srn. Inton Seding. Gin
bober @enuB, Seedlings bliibenoi9o-
men, Darnlen un0 niiancenrethen
Gellos8on, Der unS Dor S5u6ren 10 pit
erfreut, DieOer eimnol 81 boreu. Ser
&iinltler begann nit Der Gmoa.Sos
note fir 8iono uu0 Geao bon Soint
SnenS, elmer Competition bon mrii-
foliid geiltreider 6aftur uno gutem
@ebolt, Die mebr an 0en WtuIifer, ais
an ben Tirtlloicn 1ppeQirt. Der be-
ionoerS i6on mo intereiiont gelto(.
tete MittelioB CAB @rn. SEEDING be-
ionoerS @elegenbeit, Ieinen prGdti-
gen GelIosSon sur @eltlmg 81 brin.
gen. Gem &iinitler Itebt ilbrigenS
audi Elm por5iigliheS Snitrument sur
&eriiigung. Gen 8lopierport ser
Sonate bate Sr. Alfreo &. @ooomin
iibernommel, ein tii6tiger pionilti.
iher &iinltler, uno 10 lpuroe Die Cont
petition aus cinem @llB geIpielt. Sr.
Seeing ipicIte ioliitiid I'M mcitcren
&erlolf oeS &ccitolS nod sSinfoni-
l6c 8oriotionen" bon Econ 8oca,
MANI, boS 6cfnnnte o9lir" bon Sob.
Scboition @odL sic Sdunonn'ih
oGrGumerci" un6 ldloB nit Sop.
per's DIrleqlin" lollter 0onfbnre
a~ufgoben fin cilren GeliItcu BON
Settings &onncu. @or Is bel Bad
mo Sdumom Die iinnItfe SGon-
belt ltno @1rmc oes Cones, 10 gobell
sic &oriutionen uto Die Yopper'i6e
Competition Dem aiinItler @eIegen-
belt, iid iiber iein i6oneS tednild)eS
&onncn olts5lhuciIen. Sn Sri. Clara
Iidcrfelb bate Scr Giinltlcr cine &c.
monote unb ieiltiirnige 9cgleiterin.
Sr. Setting mliroe bur6 reid)en Sci.
fol oeS lebr groBen EublifltmS aus.
ge5etdnet lun0 oltrd mebrcre 9crpor-
riic geebrt luto mnlBtc rod) Der
S1hnBnllmmcr ltod) cine 3ugobe &c.
lpGbren. gr nicoerbolte Die aTr0lt'
nlerei" bon Sdntnonn.
Sr. @oobmiu Ipielte ioliItiid =.
Sdptte'S yGortege iurebre." Eoloi.
mis- oMorhc m%ignonne," Die MSour-
Yolnoe mo sic Sisbur Noctlrne
bon Chopin uib 2is6t'S ~3arontella
r. gtnpoli, loltter pioniltild) oottt-
bore Gompoiitionen. 5eine @usor-
beituug oes tbematiihen @eboltS
iteIlte ser &iinitler in leinem spiel III
oet 8~oroergruno; ooh mies ole gil
tige 3orontel 2is3t's uerid)ieoele lln-
c~benbciten oltf. Sr. @opoipin bate
nit Ieillein Spiel reideu gebfna itilo
mlrbe gum S6liiB oiird Serporrilf
oltage5elhnet.
Gos n0dite Hecitol iiiloet Srcltog,
oen 8. 9e5ember, itatt. Su oeilllel'
ben merocn Die SS. Ban Sulltepit OILS
0ciger uto $. 9rodpop ais Bianllt
mitipirfen. Sn5rpiihen fi1loef ilod)'
item 6rcitae, ben 2. 0e3ertber, EN-
@rtro-Tecitol utter Miliif aiif ahtlteil
Snitrumentcn ltutt, Dos bon Srn.
uno Srou Arnolb Iolmetid) ge9epeil
miro.
Tcrionolnoii5. SfooiS'
JenernlarihuQ WiQiant &. Vtea1ec,
lpclfer am 0ienitaa IN Dem slll'lon
YroieItQntilden SnlpitQl" operIrt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-26
@eloienonnscn mad ScntIdlnuS IN
ScItreidp

AT Cd Gents pro Marf uno 2O1s
Gents bro Grone. Yorto ertra.
@efIel ollsgeItaat ouf ale Sbei~-
Der @eft. 8iaiee Sdiffsfarten boa
uno uad Seutiflanb. Sbeo. S.
Oiener & 60, ia Sit.Sering
ton-Str. 3immer Ir. 3. (tS0l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-26
samitas- mnS sonntaa-G rfnrIioncn

ndf @oibington $1.25 onf Der
sBenniploania 9abn." 9iaete iinb
fiir Die &iidfabrt bis Sonntdu
abeno giiltig. slae Siige, oen
Congregational 2imiteo" ousgenom
tten. G6r&Sa)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-26
Sennp's feline serBitete aaffees

iperoen in aaen Staottbeilen bon
baltimore oerfauft. 0ie norsiialide
Alialitat nno mGBisen greiie MAIDEN
olelelben ~geraoe5l beriibmt.
S.S.SennD So, Slice, aaffee, 3mder
Gpril5, iOi9oSa)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-26

TerionoInoii5. StoniS'
Jei,crnlarid)aQ WtQiant s. Wftatec,
ipclder am Gienftaa III Dem Linton
EroteItantiiten SoIpitul" operIri
muroe. beiinoet lid oni ocm@ege Der
@rIicring.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-26
,,Sonntass : GorrcipOnOentea"
ser i~ponnenoe Homon

ySic Gente Oum Sdluf gcnrcn"
bon 8. Soi0Deim. 8eldlttcrte 2ebellSz
oni6olung mo mobrboit erqilidcnOc
8eiii6lSmGrme ge6en Dem porllegella
oen, mad 6orm uno SSnbolt nolenoc-
ten &omon Dos @eprGge. Cine onrd,
oaS S6eitern hires &ebensgliIdS
peltcntfremoete mo in unperniinfti.
ger mo i6ndhlider Sclbituer5drte-
lung innerli6 bon Sater un6 Sino
losgetrennte 6roll unterlicgt Ocn
Madeni6aften Der intriganten, Dor
feinem Wittel 5uriidldredenOen
SuusbGlterin ibreS &oter8, eiacS
benz r1infe ergebencn, Dem pbDIildcrt
upo moroliiden &eriua GoifnlngS'
los onbeimgefollenen Mienldelr. 9os
9oIe behalf 9eraume 3cit Die Sbcrs
bano, aber lein triumph lit fem eno'
giiltioer, CT lit MIR Der S6otten eineS
Stllrnt uno 9rong ii6erodlternOert,
aaem llngemod) trobenOen @litfe@,
oas iiegreid Dem Suntpfe melld)-
lid)er Seroerbtbeit uno maBlolcr
@eIogier entiproBt. Ntt i%eltener
@eiIteridait peritebt es Die sliltorih,
Dem 2eier alrf bieier @runolage ibre
tnpiifen @eItalten Dor @ltgen 81 filbs
rem unb oeren imerites Seelenleben
NIT tiefem pipdolo0ii6en gerltdllo'
nib gum 9(llsbruf 81 brlngen.
Inseigrn
fir Den ySonntogS . Correspondent
ten" miiIIcn friiber, nIS fiir oos Sa'
qeblott eiigeIiefert meroen, oo me-
gen ber groBcn Inflagc frilDer sur
8reIie gegorgell lpcrOcn muB. Wan
%benadridti9e oas @eiddft per 1ele'
pbon bel gr6Beren gn6eigel mo9lldlt
friib5eitig. s@s
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Iua Dem 3ollamt. 3olls
cinncbmer Stonc ernonnte 9eltern
Nru. Sobn q. Hcinborot bon ser %.
@oro ols aiitcnoifner unO &crpadcr
I'M biciigen 3olbouie, an STEELE bon
&curp &. &oucS, mcIdcr rcii9nirte.
Cos Suldr Ser StCuc lit $50.
- NilliS Nbihdbcr &ontca Camp
bell BON biciigcn 3olomt lit bonn
S6uBont0 0cportcuWnt nn6 ct.
9ouia Gum 0icnit in Der WeltaltSItcls
lima bcor0crt mor0en. NualGnoiifc
@cHenitdnOe muroelI 5%ollfrct untcr
3oaperidllb 5~ugeloiien, uutb lpcrn
iic 5llriidgeionot neroetL miro Scr
&eri6luB oufgeloIt. Gieie NllSitcl.
lmtg9.O bicftc iin6 jeho6 in Der 3tui.
ldcn5cit sur Nbliefcrrng nod ocm.
SbluB Der NllSitclltng uerfouft NOR
cen, ltno cS miro 9rn. 9ompbea'S
Yflidt ieilL bicie @oorcn fir bic
&cr5oaln9 ob5uihGbcn.
Ser lcbtc Gontroft - Der
Gontroft sur SicierlmN OcS Gonocnli.
rumgS-N pporotS fir oic NnloCe Der
aWiornlon0 telephone & telegraph
So" inSiiO.8nItimore lit 9~eitern Der
rNlbcrgcr GonOcnicr So" bon 9teiu.
9)orf 5ltqcIprod)clt luurNcn. Sr. Geo.
Wcbb ingte g~eiterlL Dab NIT oielent
olc Gontroftc fiir hie Grrihtrna Der
elcftriihcn Nnlogc obgeldlollen ituo.
Gro Bsa NJ tburci pcrtogt
d. 49, Die $obrcsiibrn9 Der @ro6.
aonltburci pon Wnrplono Scr yScnls
pelrittcr" bat lid ocrtogt. &r. Sum.
mcriielo y. Weooirp mrroc ol3
@roB Commander Cup0blt, Sr. 0an.
Gmmid ais SilliS-@ ruuo.Gommon-
Der, @r. MiQium Mobr, 8roB-@cnc'
roliilinlo. &r. Gbmaro Is. Stolcn
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sr. George
Y. 6rendl. @roB-S enior. @orbcin,
Nr. sSrouf ". &rob, @roB Slmiors
Worocin Nr. Charles MtcGonolo, IT,,
@roB.S dobnteiitcr, Sr. Sobn @.Ntil.
Ter Observation-Disclosures, mo Sr,
@corgc ", Suiien, @roB Ir0lot.
Scr o0ereiu Der Gcbrcr
Scr Sod d. ulen," Dem 2ebrcr
lit Sdulen ocs 9oil5en StooteS olge-
Horch miro om 6reitog, Den =. o.
5ember, bier in Sibun0 treten, Goa
Hrogrunm entbGlt fir 6rcitog eiuen
geiud Der oeridieoenen So6ihuler
Der Sta0t mo @onfett am g(beno i'm
oSotel Hennert." Die @eidGftc lucr.
Den am Somitng erleOigt mcrocn.
Ger &crein iuurOe lctteS >Sobr orgu'
niiirt. unO Die iolgenocn 9enmten
luurben eriu1blt: Erdlioent Erpf. 2.
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Arizona republican., 1904-05-21

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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-12-27
CHARLTON.

Charlton, Dec. 24-Tonight at the
various churches in the city there will
be Christmas trees and entertainments
of various kinds. At the Episcopal
church they will have a tree and a
program consisting of service, singing,
presenting of advent offering, chill
dren's exercises, Christmas day SER
vices at IL o'clock.
The Baptist church will give a lit
erary and musical program in connec-
ton with a Christmas tree and Santa
Claus, while the Methodists will have
the same kind Of a program
At the Swedish church services will
begin at o'clock on Sunday morning,
and on Monday evening they will have
their usual Christmas tree and exer-
cises.
Miss Ellen Shelton, who has beer
dangerously Ill, is improving.
Mrs Elmer Lott and children went
to Lakona last evening to spene
Christmas with her parents.
| Mrs Emery Farlin came up from
\ Abba this morning for visit with re.
| latives. She was accompanied by lit.
tie Miss Grace Davis, who will alst
visit here.
/ On account Of Christmas and New
Years coming on Sunday this year, thu
freight depot, the freight Office ant
! the banks will be closed on Monday
4 Dec 26 and Jan. @.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Ekfelt came III
from Ottumwa this evening to spen,
/ Christmas with his parents, Mr.. an,
Mrs. J. +. Ekfelt.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-12-27
JAPANESE TAKE ANOTHER
FORT AT PORT ARTHUR

her departure with the intention Of pro-
ceeding to the South Sea to watch the
movement Of forty German steamers
reported to be in the vicinity for the
purpose of coaling the Baltic fleet. H.
NJ. 8. Pylades and Cadmus which were
dispatched by Admiral Fanshaw, com.
mander Of the Australian squadron, to
search for Russian war ships reported
to be cruising in Torres straits, have
returned to Sidney without finding any
trace Of Russian vessels.
kuropatIsln Tells of Advance.
st. Petersburg, Dec. 24.-Kuropatkin
reports having made a reconnaissance
December % in force in the direction
of the Japanese positions at Bentzia-
putze. The Russians forced an entry
into Bentzia putze, occupied some OF
the entertainments and repuised the
counter attacks of two battalions OF
Japanese with great loss, the Japanese
leaving nine prisoners in the hands OF
the Russians. The Russian losses
were three officers and six men
killed, three officers and sixty-one men
wounded. The night of December 90
Kuropatkin adds, was quiet.