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The Grit-advocate., 1904-08-26
The g. A. R. Encampment will
be held next year in Denver.

Smies Special Segar. 5 cents.
The Grit-advocate., 1904-08-26

New line Novelties in Wrist and
Hand Bags; also Peggy from Paris
Bags at Uncle Beu's Place.
The Grit-advocate., 1904-08-26

Mrs. j. G. Close is visiting rel
atives in Minden, Nebraska.
The Grit-advocate., 1904-08-26

Miss Nj. E. Simmons returned
last Saturday from Omaha, where
she purchased fine stock of mil
linery goods for the fall and win
ter trade. She was accompanied
byher cousin, Mrs. Sparkling, and
children who are enroute to visit
relatives in Los Angeles, Gala.
The Grit-advocate., 1904-08-26

A word or nod from the good ha.
more weight than the eloquent
speeches of Cthers.-Putarch.
Do kind act once a day.
The Grit-advocate., 1904-08-26

Now is the time to buy your dining
table and chairs. Large assortment at
reduced prices at Macpherson's Furni-
ture Store.
The Grit-advocate., 1904-08-26
Germany the Maker of Tovs

Two-thirds of English Christmas
toys come from Germany.
The Grit-advocate., 1904-08-26

'Tis said bottle aud glass
Will make a person mellow,
But Rocky Mountain Teas the drink
That livens up fellcw.-G. Lavelle
The Grit-advocate., 1904-08-26

Josef Neugebauer received a
message last Sunday night stat
ing that his brother and sister,
who reside near Grover. We're
seriously i'll of typhoid fever.
Emil Neugebauer and sister,
Miss Emma, left Monday after,
noon for the bedside of their
relatives. Another message re-
ceived Thursday afternoon by
Mr. Josef Neugebauer stated
that his brother and sister were
improving.
The Grit-advocate., 1904-08-26

z. T. Lindsey, of Omaha, stop
ped in Julesburg Wednesday
when enroute to Fort Morgan.
Mr.. Lindsey owns considerable
land in Sedgwick county, and is
also making some Investments in
Morgan county. He expressed
hlmselfas being well pleased with
the prospect for the future devel-
opment of this county under a
system of reservoir irrigation.
The Grit-advocate., 1904-08-26

A telegram was received here
on Thursday night from the hos
pital in Denver saying that Myron
Sager was worse. His brother
Jack left on No. 4 via Julesburg
for that point. Myron was taken
down with typhoid fever two
weeks ago, contracted while work
ing on the telephone line near
Julesburg. His case is consider.
ed very serious and his many
friends aud business associates
arc praying for his speedy recov-
ery.-Sidney Correspondence in
Lodge Pole Express.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-05-19
Sunmpre.

81. 9. Wfurrap, Der befannte Sob.
lenoperatOr pon SScit OriRfer Stra6e.
erlu9 9eitern slbeno nab einer 9raufs
belt uOn MIR wenigcn 2ageu Der 2uus
genentSiinbun9. Gs iiberleben i'm bic
Bittwe uno mebrere erwadiene Sinoer.
- @Gbreno cine 9ofomotipe riids
pdrts aus Der 9Sei6e beim 0io. @rie
BREEDER am Sonnta9 9iahmitta9 fubr.
perlteB lie Die @eleiic uub rollie cine
fiiubebn Su6 bobe SOi6un9 binab.
Der WtaibineulCiter Charles @ollius
unb Der Seiicr SBilliam Sennin9 uers
blieben auf ibren Soften, enttamen aber
obne Serlesungen.
- 9n 6em Sotelgebdube 6es DON'T.
mid 9Salfer brad Samlta9 9iad)t elm
Seuer aus unO ebe Die alarmirte Seuers
webr bic Slammen bemalti9t hattie, mar
oisieS @ebaube uno ein an9renSenoes,
mel6eS als Salle uno Wiietbsbaus be-
nust woroen mar, ieritOrt, eiuen Ser.
luit pOn etma So 900 perurlabeno, Dem
etpa $2, 500 Seriidernne ee9eniiberite.
ben. Der Seuerwebr 9claug es burd,
tii6tise 2lrbcit, Die lebr nabe an9renien.
ben 9ebauoe Dor Der 3eritOrunS ~
retten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-05-19
Gn& ThnI abmdrt6.

Sablor.-Sobn .. Daniels BON
SiiO Wtain StraBe erla9 an Oonners
flag ben Serlesuugen, mel6e CT am
Gage Supor IN Der Solben 3efe erbal,
ten bate. @s iiberlcben i'm bic Wittwe
uno a6t Sinber.-OaS Sunbament fir
bie neue fatbplii6e Stride oil gioro
Wtain StraBe lit nabeSu uOllenoet. .-Sn
Der Stii6e bes gSobubauIes BON Staots
ratb z. 80. Oapies, al Wfain Strabe,
brad sSreita9 9tadmitta9 Gin Seuer aus,
wel6es Obne 9roBe Wtiibe uno init 9es
riusem S6aben 9elOi9t wurbe.-Das
Sreiconiert Der 2aDlor Silucr @ornet
Yano pom Salfon oes Sun9blut Sotels
am Sreita9 slbeuo lOdte cine sroBe GU
bDrerl1aft an.-9ta6 elmer Sranfbeit
BON nur einisen Stuueen ueritarb am
6reitas slbeno in ibrer 8obnung al
Union StraBe Srau SSilliam S6euer
i'm 9llter pon 6S Sabren. Die Seritor.
bene erfreute li6 Der b06lten 9l6tunS
uuO mirb iiberlebt pon ibrem @attcn
uno iieben Sfinoern. Sas Yegrdbnib
eriOlst beute gia6mittas i'm Samptown
Srie6boie (bei Pittston) .-Serr Senri
Stt mill Elm neueS Saus an Sarri on
Strabe auibauen laiien unb lit Der
Seller bereits auS9e9raben.- -Settell
Oieuita9 bei6enfte Die @attin bes
Serrn Sobn Wtoor oenlelben init einem
iunsen @bei Seuermann. Serr WtOor
bebauptet. OaB berlelbe, Der Stimmc
na6 Su urtbeilen, eineu ausseseibneten
Gommaubanteu ab9eben miirbe. 9Sir
sratulieren.-Serr Mtel6ior Streun
jun. bat feline 9lrbeit oils Sei;er in Der
SSoneS & 9uirns Seioenfabrif aui9e9es
ben unb miro MN als S6noler nit
gSaibmai6iuen unb SIlsrin9ern bic
2eute periprgen, Seoermann bari
li6er Ieiu, anfs bette beoient 81 wer.
oen.-8ei Dem 6eueralarm an lesteu
6reitag naren Sblau6 GOmpanieeu
No. nnb 9 In Der tllrSen i3cit bon
taum iwei Wtinuten al Der YranbltGtte,
mas ibnen BON Senerhef Wfoor wpbl'
uerSienteS Sob einbra6te.-Sie Serrer
Senri Streun unb gller. BON Welen'
flub, beren Jteiie na6 Buffalo mir lestt
9SO6e erndbnteu, iiuo lesten WtOnta9
ihon wieOer bier anselanSt sn'
geitellten Der 3aDlor, EDne unb Soloer
3eben pcrOen am 6reitas, bicieni9eu
Der glr6balO am Samita9 ausbe;ablt
Sei Sieleu biirite man frasen rgSanr
1T beS 3eitun9sorufers 3ablta9?"-@ir
6riiblin9sliiitlein pebet, mad S5liibmanr
& SSeibel 9ebet fir cure Sriibiabrstlei
Der.
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6tabtratb.
Common Council. u. Wfai.

Common Council, ~. Wtai.
gia6oem iene Srbinan3 bel erfter
9eiuus uufseruien wOroen mar, wel6e
bic tSiSeniirung BON 2anSballen nno
osren 8eauiii6tisuns ieitens Der Poli'
sei beSwedt, ma6te Fartrib9e Elm amene
oement Su Der Sorla9e. giab oemlels
ben ioll ein 9lpplifant fir cine SiSens
Iein @eiu6 i6riitli6 MAIDEN uno fiir
fiinisebn Gage beim OireftOr Der Dffents
li6en gBerfe binterlie9en laHen; aud
loll in elmer tG9li6en 3eitun9 Der Staot
;psimal auf oeS 9lpplifanteu Soften Die
2batia6e befuunt 9ena6t meroen, oaB
CT ii6 Inn cine giiens belperben miro.
Srgeno Elm Siirger fam @inmanb ges
gen Die @rtbeilun9 Der SiSenS erbeben
uno in einem iolden Sale ioll Der
bela9te Direftor Gin SerbOr abbalten,
lno bann entmeoer Die &iSenS permeis
germ ooer ertbeilen. DaS 9lmenoement
muroe angenommen uno Die VOrla9e
oann bel eritcr uno Sweiter Selun9 be-
ltdtigt.
Wtapor Council iiberlanbte Elm
Sbreiben, in mel6em er jene 9teIolntion
init leinem Seto bele9t, Die beSwedt,
bas 6. q. StepeuS cinen StraferlaB
BON $31.18 erbalte, neil ni6t Die Sage
Der Got angegeben parb. Oas Seto
wurOe auire6t erbalten.
3ene SroinanS, mel6e uerbieten lcll,
oaB Sbiere in irSenb einem Staottbeile
frei umberlaufen, wurbc bel eriter Selun9
lpie BON @alpin amenoirt auigcrllfen,
nemlid baB 2biere, Die auf niAt ein9e'
;Guntem Sano 9eIunben nerocn, ni6t
ein9eian9en werben lollen. Oas smen'
bement erre9t etwas Oisfunion, muroe
aber Suleet angenommen unO oann Die
SrOinan3 mieoer Dem betrefi. 9omite
iibermielen.
Die iol9euben neuen 0telolutiOnen
lpurben eingebrabt uno an9enommen !:
Sir RlGne CUR 9iiuellirun9 Don @aponle
9luenue, 3wiiden 9olumbia nno 0tid'
mono StraBen; fir 0dpellirungslinie
oeS Seitenme9eS an @uerett glnenue,
;wiiden Sadion unb sSaibburn
StraBen.
Die BON ben foleenbeu Golleftoren
uor9elesten Gronerationsliiten wurOeH
erlaubt 80. s. 9feillp, 8. 9Saro /;
z. Swen @barleS, 81. SSarb /; {. a..
Stepens, 8. SSaro 9lntbonD Scanlon,
16. SBarO; Soiepb Speider, H..
gSaro.
Die folgenOen SroinanSen wnrSen
bel britter 3eiun9 anssnonrneu :: Sir
Sntrafttretuns Der Sorlasc in Sctreff
Der Sunbe fir slntauf eines Sattels
pierSes fir bas 9oliici Bureau @rs
bebuns BON ipeSiellen unO all9emeinen
Steuern fir oas Sabr 1904.
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6dbruua in Ru6lauo.

Sin 9cbeimer Yeri6t aus ct. 8eterss
burg lbiloert Die inneren 3uitGnbe in
TuBlanO als icbr beoenflid iiir bic slufs
re6terbaltuns Der ieeisen 6e9ierungs'
lorm, wslGe in erlter Siuie fir Die WtiBr
erfol9e i'm fernen Often uerantwOrtlid
sebalten mirb. Wtan boift, SaB Der
9sar ielbit bic @eiabr erfennt unb oem
ganOs cine Serfaiiuns scben miro, in
wel6em Sale bic Se9eiiterun9 oes Sol
tes cine 10 groBe lein wiiroe, oaB es Gin
Sei6tes wGre, Die nDtbigen @elber unb
SolOaten sur SeiieSun9 Der Sapaner
aufiubrinsen.
Sonit, beiBt es in Dem Seridte.
biiriten alle glninen9un9en in ct. Sc
tersburs uer9eblid, iein, ba bic Te9iers
ung au6er oem Sriese I'M iernen Often
nod 9ebeme ober oiiene Heuolution i'm
ei9enen Sanbe all Sano bat, welbe iie
Der llntcrltiieung Der forti6rittlihiten
Glcmentc-nGnli6 Der Rolen unb Der
6innen en-beraubt.
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Bileesbarre Ra6rihten.

{ Srau Setter 3immer itarb fiirSlib
uu6 murbe i'm Saftown Sriebbofe beer
bigt.
e 3psi weiterc Spfer Der BlDmoutb
@ruben9aS @rploliOn, 3bomas @ums
min9s uno Selir Smitb, iino ibren
Serlesun9en erle9en.
YOrleeten Wtontag murbe 9lns
oreas @ebbarbt, elm 0auereiarbeiter BON
1877 9tortbampton StraBe, CUR lesten
Hube beiselest. @r mar 36 Sabre alt
uno binterlaBt bic SSittWe nit einem
Sin6e.
- Der 70 brutal mi6banSelte &irtb
Sal;er Selfri6 ideint auBer Sebens9es
fabr, 1T aber INNER nod iebr Ihwa6.
llnter bem Serba1te, Icin 9ln9reiier Si
iein, iitt @eor9e 9lleranber I'M @ei6ngs
nip.
- Charles 9Seber, Elm in Dem Sotel
Sterlins anssitelltsr iun9er Wtann, mar
am SOnnta9 0ta6mittas an @leoator
belhditi9t, wobei lein Sopf aui uners
flarli6e gSeiie SpiI9en bic Gbiire unb
ben @lepatOr gerietb uno 5erqnetlbt
wurbe. Sein Goo erfol9te iofcrt.
= Der 5iabriss Soiepb @bem;eb in
YlDmoutb pOllte am Sreita9 Wtor9en
in elmer glpotbefe WtebiSin fir feline
franfe Wtutter bolen unO 9erietb babel
Dor eiueu. StraBenbabnwa9en, Der i'm
10 unsliidlif auf Die Seite itieB, oaB CT
unter Die Hdoer fiel, wel9e inn oen
Sopi pom SOrper i6nitten.
- Sn oem 9lubitorium Der 8pomins
SiitoriIden uuo @eOlOsii6en @eiells
ihaft oabier bielt am Sreitag glbenb
Som. 9. B. 8eunDpader eiuen Sors
tras iiber Die porSeitise Siteratur BON
YenniDlpania, NIT wel6er bas pertbe
Staatsoberbaupt pOlli9 uertraut lit.
Spdter fano Der oblisate offiSielle @ms
pfan9 itatt.
- Sin unbefannter Wfann mari Iid)
am Wtonta9 9ia6mittag all bem Sabns
boie in gtanticofe unter Die HGber elmer
&ofomotipe, nel6e linn ben Sopf pom
9fumpfe trennten. 9ta6 por9efunoenen
8apieren mar Der Serunsliidte @eor9e
Sd aus Cincinnati, 8. 9ia6trd9lid)
itellte iid beraus, OaB Sd cine 9Sobe
iupor in GarbouOale, Ya., ais Cigar
renma6er angeitellt mar.
= Der befannte Wtaler, Serr @uscn
s. Sranf, lift NIT leiner Samilie mad,
a6tiabriser GbWeieubeit bierber Suriids
9efebrt. Die Samilie bat pGbreno Die
ler 3eit Sumeiit i'll 0euti6lanb 9elcbt
uuO ;mar ipe;iell gu Dem 3wefe. I'm
ben SinOcrn cine tii6tise @rSebuns ans
geSeiben Su laiicn nebenbei bat Serr
Sranf Stubienreiien in peri6icbenen
Sduoern @nropaS 9ema6t.
- Oas S6mersensfinb bon 2userne
County, baS @eri6tsgebGuoe melt oben
am Susquebanua Slug, ma6t wieber
cinmal BON lib reben. Wtan bate cine
glbdnoeruu9 Der SauplGne beabli6tigt,
mel6e Der glr6iteft fir 5000 ju ma:
den peripra6 oa eS ii6 ieOoh beranS'
iteate, oaB Der reue Sian eine Wtebrs
aus9abe pom $4,000 ueruria6en mir.
Dc, 10 bat man porlGufig bic 9lrbeit
sanSlid eingeltellt. SSir i6la9en Dor.
Den 9anien Srempcl aui sluttion 81
uerfaufen unb ein neues @ebaubc al
Otain StraBe, Swil6en bem Squart
unO SiiO StraBe, Sn erri6ten, no es
biH9ebDrt.
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- Su @oulbsboro iano am Wiitts
nod Die Sermdbluns BON SRI. emma
Sa9er nit Serrn Stewaro SSillon
@ilenberser itatt.
= 9lm nd6ften Sonntag 1T Sting
II n-ein 6eit, oas I'M alten 8aters
lanoe taft allsemein 9eiciert wirb, biers
Sulunbe aber INNER mebr in Ser9eiiens
belt serdtb.
= Die Soften Der @r6ffnuns uon
SanberlOu Slueuue Deroeu aui $40, 900
perani6lagt I; eS miiien 81 bielem
3wede peri9iebene @runbitiide nit Sc
bauli9feiten oarauf ansetanft weroen.
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= Die YeriiderunssseIell
BON Scranton weroen in ndditer 3eit
cine sriinolihe Snipeftion aller 9eb6us
lidfeiteu uno ibrer cage in 8etreii Der
Seuers9eiGbrli6feit porucbmen unO bas
raul baiirt ueue Staten feitieseu. Wtun
beabii6ti9t ansebli9 feline @rbObuns
oerielben, iOn6ern mill nur cine 9ss
nauere alaiiifitatiOn einfiibren. Wian
Jorge oaber, baB 9Ofe uno Seller in
mO9li6it reiuli6em Suitanbe iino uno
sntterne sllles, mas ben S6niifielHuisn
AnltOB aeben f0nnte.
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Gdte importirte 9pine enitinss

GiHts bu pppularfen bObsrabigsn 5u&s btr
Sailou. 9s ptrfdufts ilb Ju $i.25 biz Gle
unb bic Saattirunssn i6lsbsn Gin Wttal,
blaus uup sraue 5arbsnpm. 46 3ol brett.
Der gnfaufspreis III ......................"9S 9.
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San, aBolle albatrob uno BATTLES.

Iitai. Die Gas ................ ............45 q.
Sang BOus albatroB nHo Satiies.
Dtsls bibG6sn, lsitts @tpitt Syabrifats iiub
fsbr phni9snspsrtb fur Stra bsufleipsr in ipar-
msm gBstlsr unb fGnnsn pas 9anje Sabr ais
Mbsneflsibsr 9eirdefn tpresn. Die S1attlrung
IN arpeartia une bsr pirflihs Wsrib SO Gents.
9Ddbrsub etsits gsrfaufss bic Gas Su.....39 q.
Seine san, @Oae SOiles.
yin lisblibts WatsriaI nit mitiIsnn unb
tlsintn gsppbsnsn punftsn. in all ben lsitsnpsn
8arbtn br Sailou. yin regulates Is Gents
3uh rfbnStrt Su......... ......"......"..09 U.
G6ts importirts 5tuinr suitinss
Didss prpulars @tptbs pirp ss,eist in sintm
unespSbni6 psideu 6inilb pas lI6 brapirt
unb bsaubsrnes GTsfts s3eust. !3u sltibtr
.3sit ltsbi jspsr .3plrn fnaltrnb, bsll nnp ltarf
btrpor. Dis rints pou 6arbsn pro 9bntn &C.
fallen. Disiss 3u& II psrib $i.OO. gn-
tnnfsprtts... ........."..........'ISe Y.
Sisblide neue Gtamines.
DitIts falbipuabls @spsbs III anstferiist BON
rsiusm WcIinst @arn unp tcmmt In braun,
erau, 1ampasue, rsIspa, cardinal, uapp, rabni.
G,ne $I.00 AualiiGt fir.-..................S9 =.
Smportirts 8isoreaur Spiben gOile.
Gints psr pppuIarRsn bO&srabi9n 5u&e btr
SailOn. 9s ptrfaufts iit ju $l.25 bic Glls
unb bic S6attirunssu itlisbsu Gin Wttal,
blaus uup sraue 6arbsnlpns. 46 3ca brett
Der gsrfaufsprsis iif ....................."9S e.
As SOL importirte @slanss gOiIes.
gBir psrfauftsu tirIss Iu6 bisbr ~ $t.a5
bic Gle. IS III cine bsr lsitnetu gicpiiGisn esl
Saiipn unb fommt in falbicnablsn Stattirun.
ecu BON grim, braun, sran, isitt unp eunft
navy, tampasus, ,c, Ynfdufsprsis Isl. .123
Cine semiiats gartis bon feinsn @aaren.
Is bsiutm i6 sipa fiintsbn psri6isosuI
GTsft in bisisr partie msisutbsils so 3pl
brett. Sis psrfaufien ll6 su SfW une De
bic Gle. Wau6s linp impOrtirt unb alle tint
pra6tppat Stpift unb mOfsru. suspabl fir
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Ser erite
@roRe Serfanf
bon
Saibionablem &leibers
iDQQrett.

Die SaiIcn III NOD jung. 8aftii6 paret iis
nif Dor Gin paar WO&sn srSfnst dbsr btsiss
matt fir uns lsbr tpsuis lluirl6isb, Die 3stt
III anstfommtn fur unisrn buabssisBitn Der
fauf ppn fancy 8leibTipaaren une mir babsn
bic prtiis sbsniO titf ssi6nitisn. ale psnn ss
Suli mare.
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9ieie Yreiie er;ablen bic
0ei6i9te.
As SOL san, @Ous Granite sHitinss.

Gin SiaptItu6, bas bic sanls Sailun bu 65
Gents bic @as psrfauft pdrb. 8pIls eiife BON
S6attirunssn unp fsins Ssi&rSnfunsbn Aua>
Iitdt. Die Glle.. ............... ..........40 U.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-04-06
RIGHT TO THE POINT.

At the meeting Of the city council
last night representatives of the local
Topographic union presented the
following petition:
ITO the Honorable Mayor and Men,
bers of the City Council:
Gentlemen: We, the members of
Typogra phical Union No. 3SS, through
our committee, appointed and under
signed, earnestly petition your honor
able body that the union label of our
organiZaton-the International Typo
graphical Union-may hereafter APP
pear on all city printing and that your
honorable body take such action as
may be necessary to make the use of
the Internati onal Typographical Union
label one of the requirements to be
complied with by bidders for future
city printing.
Most respectfully,
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-04-06

an art museum for the city of Indian
apolis. The preliminary sketches,
presumably made in America, i'm
pressed the committee of the art as
ISOLATION favorably and won accept
ance. The pen and ink drawings
made abroad, came along in due time,
and were assessed 20 per cent under
the regular tariff schedules. The law
was very plain, in fact pen and ink
sketches appeared word for word in
the paragraph covering the case. II
looked as if the duty would have to
be paid.
One loophole appeared. A later
paragraph places on the free list
works of art, the production Of
American artists living temporarily
abroad" and under this an appeal
was made. Had the object assessed
been an oil painting or piece of
statuary there would have been no
whether or not a pen and ink sketch.
clearly not work of art in the sense
enough to be used as an article of
virtu, an object of decoration or
work to the construction of some
thing very beautiful, and containing
within itself the essence of art. rep
resenting the patient labor and en-
bOdying the plans and ideas of mar
of artistic temperament and higl
ideals is Or is not work of art. The
court holds that it is.
This decision will please every lover
of architecture in the country. 1t is
not that the architect cares anything
about being told that he is an artist
This he knows, just as he knows thai
it is not given to every architect to
be a great artist, nor to every paintel
or every musician. The qualification
will come from the sense of being
appreciated, from the knowledge that
there are men outside the profession
and unfamiliar with it's technique who
have, nevertheless, the discernment t.
place the work of an architect where
it belongs, and grasp the fact that il
designs or sketches not essentially
beautiful in themselves there may be
embodied as much of artistic effort
as in the picture of the statue, the
architects designs often standing fol
his ideals in much the same way tina
the notes on the printed sheet stand
for the sympathy conceived by the mu
sician.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-04-06

council and close study of the charter
would make this as plain as the noon
day sun.
It is now easy to understand why the
council has not observed many pro-
visions of the charter as understood by
the untutored mind. For example, that
provision requiring the council to ad-
vertise for bids in purchasing appar-
atus or supplies. The trouble with the
public is that it has not the inspired
gift of reading between the lines and
seeing hidden meanings in every word
and line of the charter.
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O, r, e. NJ. Co.

For Triennial Conclave, knights
Templar, September to and for the
Sovereign Grand Lodge L. o. o. F..
September 10 to 25. the 0. r. & N. Co.
will sell excursion tickets to San
Francisco via steamer, $3.50; via rail
$3.50.
Dates Of sale
Via steamer August 81, % and Sep
TENDER / and 2.
II; limit October %.
For berth reservations call on or
address r. BURNS.
General Agent.
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REPUBLICAN WANTS TO KNOW.

Editor Statesman.
What does the Union mean by
home candidate? It's theory is thai
George Turner of Spokane could rep
resent Walla Walla in the senate as
we'll or better than Levi Ankeny, for
it says that it doesn't matter if mar
is good one whether he is Walle
Walla man or Adams county man as
a candidate for; joint senator against
William H. Kirkman of this city. This
is certainly queer doctrine for Senator
Ankenys organ to preach. 1t might
prove embarrassing if applied to the
senator's own case.
REPUBLICAN.
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FALSE IMPRESSION.
REPUBLICAN.

Editor Statesman.
Referring to your article of the 4th
inst. in regard to the death of Oscar
Pearson and the causes that led UP to
the fatal act l think you are in erro,
and the article leaves a false impress
sion on the minds of those who read
the article "Piqued by his Parents is
the Objectionable phrase. I am very
intimate with the family, have been
since his birth and know that a more
harmonious, loving family can not be
found anywhere. The three We're to-
gether almost all the time The boy
was recluse, rather stunned than
encouraged company, he had few as
sOciates, seldom engaged in bOyisk
sports and plays. He was a boy in
age by a man, a student, a scientist in
study, accomplishments and profile
iency. Two years ago he had severe
attack of pneumonia with brain COM
plicatiOns, during all that severe at
| tack he was continually talking of his
school work. books and things along
that line. When he recovered from
that illness, he again took up his
studies and in addition took up the
study of ornithology and pursued that
study with wonderful success and ac-
complishng results not to be expected
| of one of his age This too in addi-
ton to his regular studies in his class
es of the seventh grade. Standing as
he did at the head of his classes. All
this was very pleasing to his parents
and friends, who very naturally en-
couraged him to increased effort, not
realizing that he was over taxing his
brain, which we now believe had been
in state of hyperesthesia over sensi-
tive, over active, since his illness two
years ago. These undoubtedly were
| the causes which led up to the sad end
ing Had the parents and friends real
lied the necessity of relaxation and
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North Indiana M. e. Conference.

MUNCIE, Ind, April 6.-Nearly two
thousand followers of John Wesley
session of the North Indiana conference
Of the Methodist Episcopal church
Bishop McCabe is the presiding Off
Ger, and other noted divineS and
speakers will be heard during the five
The appointments will not be announc-
ed until early in the coming week.
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All electors who believe in the prin-
cipleS of the democratic party and in
END to support it's nominees in the
coming campaign, shall be qualified to
vote at such caucuses.
The chairman and secretary of each
caucus shall make and sign a certifi-
.aucuses, which certificate shall be
presented to such county convention.
Central Committee,
H. S. BLANDFORD, Chairman
Attest: EUGENE TAUSICK, Secy.
Dated April 4, 1904.
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CITY OFFICIAL PAPER
WEATHER..

Tonight and Thursday fair, heavy
frost tonight; warmer Thursday.
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ART AND ARCHITECTURE.

artist is a question that has recently
been troubling the board of apprais-
ers of New York. Judge Somervile
has finally handed down a decision de-
claring that he is
Arthur Bohn. an architect and an
American citizen, residing temporarily
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rest from his studies he would have
been advised to change his mode of
living to that of natural scenery,
mountain climbing which no doubt
would have been pleasing to him, af-
fording him advantages of pursuing
his studies in natural history and de-
veloping his physical system as we'll.
N. G. BLALOCK.