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Snips and the St. Johns herald., 1904-12-10
Live Stock Conventions.

Denver will be the scene of much activity among the live stock men of the United States during the fore part of January.
 A call has been issued for the Eight Annual Convention of the National Live Stock Association to meet January 1O-14, 1905.
 The FOrtieth Annual Conven- ton of the National Wool Growers Association will convene on January 9, 1905.
 There will also be a meeting of Cattle Growers west of the Mississippi River on January 10th for the purpose of investigat- ing into the divers diseases of the cattle in the territory men, toned, and recommending im- portant changes in the regula- tiOns of the Bureau of Animal Industry.
 Every stockman should try and attend these conventions.
Snips and the St. Johns herald., 1904-12-10
The Santa Fe Tax.

Territorial Treasurer Kirkland yesterday made an apportion- ment of the Santa Fe Pacific taxes among the northern coun- ties through which that road passes The amount of the taxes received from the road is 567, ,678 45 and it will be divided among the counties as follows: Apache, 9,534; Navajo, S1O,- O02.13; Coconino, $18,665. so; Yayapai, S1O, ,59z65; Mohave, S18,879. IT.
 Drafts for the amount due each of the counties were sent
Snips and the St. Johns herald., 1904-12-10
taken to Globe to testify in the case of bis brother.
Eagar EpistIe.

Fred Colter and wife have re- turned from their wedding tour. Heber Jarvis has gone to freight on the road from Hol- brook to Ft. Apache.
 An effort was made to finish repairing the dam of the reservoir in Lee Valley last week so it could be filled during the winter, but the recent storm put stop to the work.
 People are beginning to think that the former times of moisture have returned. Last Friday night the rain began falling, and it has been raining or showing every day since The was almost continua lfall of moisture for sixty hours. The ground was very wet and slippery when snow began to fall Sunday morning. Although the snow was not more than four inches deep, yet it was one of the best storms that has come here for a number of years.
 EVERGREEN.
Snips and the St. Johns herald., 1904-12-10

to each yesterday. The treas urer is hopeful that he will receive back about $8,695.95. That is the amount these north ern counties owe the territory in interest on funding bonds. That is all of them are owing interest except Yavapai. The treasurer is gently reminding them of the debt by sending each county's share in two drafts. One for the amount of the interest due from that county and other for the balance of the county's share of the Santa Fe tax. In his letter of transmissal the treasurer sug- gests that the former draft might with propriety be returned to the territorial treasury Phoenix Republican.
Snips and the St. Johns herald., 1904-12-10
Live Stock Report.

O OYONIdT LV NIIN 4ID- IA N NNNI1D'
 Kansas City, Mo-, Monday, December 5, 1904. There was a very good run of range cattle here last week, but the supply dropped down today to less than half as many of this kind as last Monday. The market got strong
Snips and the St. Johns herald., 1904-12-10
A Costly Mistake.

Blunders are sometimes very ex- peusive. Occasionally life itself is the price of mistake. but you'll never be wrong if you take Dr. Kings New Life Pills for Dyspepsia, Dizziness, Headache, Liver or Bowel troubles They are gentle yet thorough 25c, at St. Johns Drug Company.
 SubSCribe for THE SNIPS- HERALD
Snips and the St. Johns herald., 1904-12-10

CT all last week, closing at it's best. The gain on killing steers was not very much, and sales ranged from $500 to S4.O5, with one or two sales of extra heavy mountain steers above this. Most of the Colorado killing steers sold at $500 to $3. 90, Pan handles at S3.25 to $3. 50, and some Old Mcxicos from Eastern Colorado sold at $2.85. Cows sold at S2, so to $500 for medium goods ones, others on down to S2.15, and train of Panhandle canners were bought Saturday at S2.1O, a strong price. Stockers and feeders gained 10 to Is cents last week and are strong to 10 cents higher again today. Range stockers sold at $2.75 to S3.50, and feeders at $500 to S3.65. Inquiry for stockers and feeders is very strong, as there Is gen eral sentiment favoring high beef prices this winter.
 Quite a liberal percentage of the 28,OOO sheep that came i'll last week were direct from the range. Prices were just about steady all week, with little weak ness ocCasionly. Market is strong today and trade active, and, as receipts at all points have been running short, 1t is hard to find any reason for anything but strong market for the immediate future. Range lambs sold at S5 co last week, range yearlingS at S4 85. Fed lambs brought S5.85 today, fed yearlings $500 and best ewes up to S4.5 Thin sheep are taken at strong prices.
 J. A. RICKHART,
 l.. $. Correspondent.
Snips and the St. Johns herald., 1904-12-10

= .-> ~S.vs y-,s,
 MT | EE We're sorry for you if you don't get good coffee for breakfast. Your grocer letutn- your inoAsS t you don't like IchllinSs best
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-22
8ttretoe.

@eisem SO. q retber s .19 auf gele,
fen, Sl.18 poa RSbIen; 80. 8 rotba $l.l2
Sftpber 81. 10; BagenueseH $1.17.
Rorn (neues) - Ro. l weib 553e ; go. Q
weib 553c; SO. 8 weib 65c; $40. 4 uetb.
53&c; 70. 2 weib semtf9t 563e $50. 8
weis sernii9t b53c so. 4 wetb seuri1'
633e; go. 2 seIb 56c; 30. 8 seIb t6
No. 4 seIb 53}c; SO. 2 seuti9t 56}c ;
yao. 8 aemii9t 55e; go. 4 seuniiGt 63s /;
RoIben BIC.
Safer- 30. 2 wet6er 313e; $50. 8 wetses
SO2e; go. 2 geuti9ter 3O2c; 30. 8 eeuti4tes
303c.
Seu - SO. 1 Ttmotbb $40. co; 20.
SO. / grairie. $500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-22

SmbianaysIis Rahee,Hreife.

SmbianapsIis Rafeesqrei5e
@es6bnI. bis gutter 10-12e; Srtsla BIB pss
uablter 14-16c ; Saaep 82kS8c. goIhss
Deuow Is BITS 22e, Saua 2s-32e.
Sn Yadetsn:
Hrsofa 1925, Zion $12. 20, SerieS SIs.25;
Caracas $12. 70, DiHuortb,s S12. 25, 1utH
Sara 8lenb SIG. co. aiIBou& Sl2. 26. gatss
BIenbeb Sapa $12.25.
8uder-Domnimoes 5000; Gnid5uder s.SS
puIpertfrter 5.85c; xfxf puIperifrtsr 5.sOs,
fetner sranuItrter 5.55e; @ubes 6.05e; Con.
fectioners' N6.50G &ibgepoob U 6.4Oe; SbD,
mtg y b.85e; eanptre U 8. S0c; SbeaI ersra
@oIben 6 5.25c; Dinbfpr estra q 6.2os,
&tb9ewoob u 6.40e; seIber 6 4. 85c; le aels
Ser 4.80.
@etrOfnete Sri9te-MepfeI, on Der ecxne
setrodnet, &c; SobGnnesbeeren 7c bis 7ks;
@ttron 1Se Bis lac; Tofner, Q grupn, pet
pfmnb, 7c, 8 @rown tic, 4 eroun TIC jau,
n~.enfpete &c Bis Sc, California RuscateI 7ke;
SuItana 72e, iraportirte SuItana lie Bis lac,
California Apriioien 81 Biz 12c.
gidIes-24O0 TN Sab $40; 1200 tn Eas
So; 1900 I'M SaIbfas $3.50; 900 TN 5at
$3.50.
Sprup-Stanbarb Gern 23e biz 25e; ae.
pdblter &c Bis SIC; sorsburn S8c bts 88e;
Teu Orleans RoIaHes 1se bis 26s; se,rabI.
ter 3Oc Bis 38c.
gtnsema@te 5ri@te-8Iadberr,ss 3 sfs.,
s1.10c 4ea@es StanSarb, 8 pfb., 81
2.25; combs 8 |funb 81. 50NS1. e5; Fu
Bea&es. 81. 40-$1.60; gnanas, etanbGsb,
: Yfb., 81. 65-$1.9 80; eeecrbs. Q pnma,
81 .25 $1.45; crime IObnen. 8 %fanb aar,
ne-, 8abama Hnapas s1.90-s2. 26c,
@efebte Grbien, $l.20-$l.76 4. frtibe SuHi 90
eemts, RarrOm Soc. s.nse,uei3te 55e-e0e
tomatoes, 8 Yfunb, 81. 10-s1.16, Sucer,
Rorn S0c-S1.26 |. ApfeIbutter, per Dusenh,
8 pfusb, 81.
MiHe-EraaiI neu SC Bis 10e; 5iIberts IL /,
WanoeIn Ia; wei&f@aIise Renoeln 15e;
Serbian NanbeIn l5c; 4eanuts &c bis &c,
s~er6fete 7c BIS Sc; GnsIii9e @aIniiRs
effs-Nas go OF. Tef. Sat. S-llc ,,
@aucne.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-22
0~ef@ta@teteS Bteb.

SrtS@es WinbfetiG-g8efIi&e Sttere -6}
&c; bieiige Stiere 8a--9e; bisfige Stnbe
$40 bs en0 EfunD 7c; bieftge &tibe 4O0
Bis $50 pfunc 63e 9abe $50 BIB $50 gf,inb
&C.; sitter g~orberpietteI 63c, ctier Stnterr
pierteI l1se, Sinh SsnteruierteI Sc, Rtnb
goroerpierteI 81, Sub Bort erpierteI &C, Rub
0internisrteI 74c.
Sriites 1albfeiG-RdIber SIC, Strter'
piertel 13c, BorberuierteI 81.
syrIdes e4afFetf6 2dmaner per Ptrnh
8ie ; g9ofe nc; e8enieI l3c; &odS hun,
18e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-22
Geram@ertes aIstt@.

euear gureb G9inien - grffe NmaIstdt /:
1870 gfuno 1913: l5 8funb l8fe; l0-H
pfunb l3a; 8peite AuaItdt !: 2o-l6 pfuab
I2tc /; l5 Plumb l2a: ; IL Efuno l3fs ; 10
BfanD 133c,
goIfornd@e e4tnien-6 bs 8 gfunb 9}e;
8 BITS IL Efrab 9fe.
e&uItern-gnsI. Gureb, Is bts 20 Ytanb
TN Dur&f9ntt. l0fc; l6 Hfnab Dnrbi&nttt.
10t', 10 BIS IL ahanb lie.
srabftad,e ed-Rlarer GnsIi1b @ureb Is
oeudblter eugar @ureo l6e, 81 pfunh ta
Dur@I&mitt 49,; 8 bis 9 YfanS Ia, Gur@s
{9nitt lac; 10 biz IL Efanb tn Dur9f@nitt
life; s pfanb I'M Dnr&i9ntH, i@naI, lie.
6 Qtsab tn Our@i&nttt, i@maf, lie,
sped, gnsI.-@emdbIter, 8 BIS 10 gfunh
I'M Dur9i@uitt, 1876; IL BIZ IA gfanb In
Dur@f@nttt, 12ae.
epe6-2Iars eetten, 30 bis 10 Pfunb Ia
Eur&i@ait, lie; 3Iare Seiten, 20 Bis 80
Ranb, 114:; 2lare Bellies, 20 bts 30 Bfunb,
lie; ls biS 20 3d.. 1l4c; IA Biz 16 Pfunb,
l1}e; 2Iare SUDDEN. % bB 30 pfunb, lie;
Niiden Ii Biz 16 Yf'no lie; 3Iare sfaden 6
BE 8 Bfrnb, sc
0ep6deItes S&wetnefeif0 = Rno@enIciee
Sanep pig $40. 80; Rlares Bean $4,000; SOM
y $500; etort Glear $3.50: Shsmpi
ia. 90.
0eb6rrtss ysnofei@ = S@tnfen, req
eet5s lac; &ubeitten LIZ; Snneui. IL;
&n594 17c.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-22
G0Mereteu.

indianapolis Detail gerfaufspreiie:
Rar,mnitb 8Iee Sc. 50|S7.00
8otber $6.00-$6.7 6.
gIIiife 81. ~25-$8.00.
NIfaIfa $S.6O-S9.O0.
0eiBer So. 50-$10.25.
Sancp Ttmotbp $1.85-$1.90.
@erpGbIter 81 80-$1. 90.
9rin1a 81. 75t$1. 3d..
Sanep Retttudp 8Iausrab $1.40-$1.50
@rtra reines in Gbof 50c-6Oc.
Dr1aro @rab 81 .45-$1.60.
Reb Top tn @baf 85c3$1.25.
g8eiber Soma Santen 9afer 5000.
sBeiber SninoiS a5c-55e.
Sarlen Corn rpeib uno seIb $1.10-$1.86.
almber Suderrobr Sauten $1-1.25.s
GniiIase Corn S%0c-$1.10.
Tribiabr @erfe 90c-$1.10.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-22
go. 80.
Nnh fiir bic @inoer.

Serr !@iIen CUNT ennis, 9eras, f1reibt:
bern. fpei9e NIT benz aeiSen Ses Settndiiens
bebaffet tparen. 3nei SInf6en Sraies BaInets
to &ine baben befoe %furiert. gs lift iebt Elm
Weonat berfloiien, felt iie bic IeBten 9ofeu oes
&eiuS nabnIer, aber oas 2eioen febrte ui6t que
rid. SD brad nit einem 9sn6bnrn, beffen
Sinh on oenielbe1 llebeI lit, barber, mas bee
gSeit fur rreine 4inber eetart bate. CT boIte
einer @o6e mar oas aino bon feiner S9pdne
aeteilt. Die 2rnfe SormuIn COMPANY. Yrnfe
gniiSirss Gbicaeo, Sn., fenoet cine .8robefIaine
iraerb einen aeier Sieier anseioe meiSer ios
ftenIos ei1en 8erfu9 nit 9rafes YaImetfogSine
MAIDEN fpiu. Cine IrobefIafhe furiert pftrlnIs.
Cine 9ois tdgIin firriert irgenb cine BIafen>
eoer Observation-Disclosures, nm furiert gu bIeis
ben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-22
OH=AHen.
81 d | m mer9 B E.

. y : Wv w : w y"
g 1. petersburg, %. Oct. Die
feinoli9en Deere am Sbahfe SluHe
fino nod INNER CUR untbdtigteit ses
amungen, bis Die StraBen setrodnet
finb unb Die eri96pften Sruppen fid
.biuldngIi4 erbOlt baben. @efern be-
idofsn bic &ufsn nur bic Station
Sbabte uno bas Sorf 2amatung; Die
Sapaner eruioerten iatua6. Sieraus
gebt berDOr, bab bic Station i'm Beiibe
Der &uhen 1T.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-22
Bous @aeeusRaxst.

Ttmotbb-Bertaufsprefe: 80 0O-l00 o..
Rice gertaufsprei{e: So 00-Sl0.M
ReIiGforn - Eerfaufspretfs: ie MOO ses
nuaIitat. $3.50; reues Is Bis SOC.
Safer-8ei@dIt 44-46c; tn Den zebrex
s8. OO-S9.5 so Der Tonne. Neuer 32--36c.
~Strob-Hreiie, ie nod benz @rxn. tn sGl
len, $8-N.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-22

&odforb, 81. o. u. Bennett,
elm a~naeiebener Bhraer aus Marenao,
fam bel einem Nutomobil-un faa um's
9sben. Gin gseleiter it t6btltn ber-
lebt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-22

ain Sepra q, Nlgier. Sin furdt-
barer Gturm brad fber Stabt unb
Difritt bersin. 8iele pduisr fino
3erit6rt unb Der 2~ebensberluft betrddt-
LID, Der gisentbums-e &aben u1ses
beuer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-22

Narfe 0erdmperte 8ratwurf s}e.
Srantfarter 7ac; Bologna Ia DGrunen &c. In
Tu& SIC.
S1nlab- tn xierces-l. HuaI. lOfe; z,
naoIttdt s2c; 8. nuaIitdt S4s
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-22
HrAmte uup 4emaSe.
Sra& te.

te-
gepfeI-S1. OO-S2. 30 per SAT-.
Bananen-@emdbIte 81. 90 bis $1.25 pc,
Nun&, sweite AuaIitdt Toe bis SLIGO.
aofusnSHe-SS.25 per Sunbert.
@stronen-Neiitnas, 81. 90.
Orangem-Sanep California gdIensia $3.50
California Seedlings $500 bis $3.z5.
g~nanas-$2 .2b per @rote.
gFaumen-$1.O 90 per BufbeI.
Wirnen 7ac-Sl 90 per guibeI.
fSancp Birnen-$1.b0 per @rate.
Neiaen Snaprna ll-16c bas Dtano.
DotteIn &c per Bfunb. 80 Pfs. 2tifen.
Reuer~ Sonig-l6c.
Eruuben Zoe bis 16c per Sorb.
Sfri9e 75e bis ST. % per guibeI
gemHfe.
gaeue rotbe &iben-60c per 8uibel.
Erout-b0e bis soc pes 6aB.
gIumentobl Sl.59 per Dusenb.
@mrfen 4Oc per Rorb.
@eIert-per Bun1 l6c.
@riine Bobuen Toe per BuibeI.
@runes @orn, s--6e per Dusenb.
yaeue &artoffeIn 50c per Bnfbel.
eaBfartoHeIn $2-3 per Sab.
Stabilize sc-18c per Dnseno Bur'4es.
Mbubarb l0c per Ousenp.
SaIat 81. 90 PER Sas.
HutebeIn - 66c-s5c per Buibel.
Spanif1e SuiebeIn 81. 30 per @rafe.
Tomatpes-60 per 8uibeI.
0app 8obnen 81. 10 per 8uibeI.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-22

SdnbIer beSabIen foIsenbe Ereiie:
Butter - Country. l0e, greouers ar,
oIgtn 23e.
eier-l8c per Dutenb.
Sabner 10c, Sdbne 8. Turfeps-I0.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-22


gebt berbOr, baB bic Station i'm Beibs
Der &uHen III.
2Ieinere Sefedts.
g t. Betersbure, 81. Ottbr.
Der @eneralfab erbielt unter beutiaem
Datum cine Sepei9e bon Sen. Saf=
barOf. wSna9 bic &uhen am 10. cine
&seognosciruns ifoli9 bonn Sorfs
Sinoiapu pOrnabmen.
Sie feinoli9en 9orpoffen, nebft
elmer gatterie, purben 3urtidgetrieben.
5eute firth i4li4en fd @darfidhbsn
i'm Nsbsl on ben 6sinb unb bradtsn
elm peiteres @eidib. Die Sapansr er=
6fneten Seuer. mubten ,f9 aber su-
rtifaieben.
Hur 6 d q m Il B I.
ct. YetersburG21 81. Oct. Sen.
SatbarOf meloet, oaB geitsrn Wafen=
ruhe berridte. Die Deere blisben in
ibrer beioerieitisen Stelunesn. geioe
seiten beranfl lten ftsts Rscogriscis
run9en.
9 s. 6 / Ruben.
8erlin,!2l. Set. Na9 elmer beuti-
gen Mutoener Sepei9e on ben r2o=
~calanseiser" 1T baislbf bas s. ruffide
Corps ein~setrOfen. &uropatfin ent-
tpirft unbersislid nsue pldne.
. o nj 200 2offatsn isbsr
+ n b I.
M rfben, 81. Oct. Sober Der
200 2oHafen unter Rittmeiffer Sour.
senieff, bic Sienfae Wadt BEL @an-
oopll u%nertDartet auf cine iapanii9e
abtheilune nit Wafdinen.G fI9iben
ffieBen, tpurbe %bertpunbet, ebeniO jeoes
pfero, nit Musnabme bas bes &itt-
meiRers.. S~ourssnief, obtpobl idper
bsrlebt. rabm einen Mann gu fi9 uuf
ben Sattel, pdhrenb Nnbere f9 nod
benz 2aser 3urididleppen tonntsn.
Sur @iner tpuroe auf benz 2~ampfplaBe
eetbbtet. 9ie ruifiiden 8erwunoeten
fir9ten fi9 Dor allen, in Die 6dnoe
Der Sapaner su fallen, oa bic &uHen
iiber3eust finb, bab Die Sapaner ihre
9efan9enen foltern.
&uffif9e 8erlue.
6 I. Petersburg, 81. Oct.
Die amtlide elite Der 3uiiaen IL. unb
Is. Set. eefalenen unb pertpunbetsn
Offi3iere betrdet 172, barunter Gene
ralmaior &abinsti unb IL 6elb=Offi-
siere sefausn. Sas 8erbdltnib Der
0erpunbeten 1T l gu 6.
Die 2ifte fir ben i6uerffen 2ampf=
Sag liset nod ni6t Dor unb miro
3neifelos bic Isrlufts BEL 2iao Gang
tibsrbieisn, mo 500 Offi3isre fielen
ooer berlebt puroen. Man glaubt
jeoo9, bab Die Yerlufe Der Wanni9af.
ten nidt bel tiber 90, 600 ausmaden.
g 9aben in Bort ARTHUR.
Mus port Nrtbur meloet eine am
10. In @be 600 einsstroHene Sfdunte,
baB cine bsftise Bef9ieBuns, bic am
16. beeonnen, Dhns l1nterbredung i'm
@anae mar. giele @ebduoe finb be-
fddbi9t, audi SdiHe i'm 6afen burd
8ei9oHe; bic Dirt urb M~usbebnun9 beg
S9aoens if aber ni9t aassseben.
Die japan. 5auptma9t ffebt isbt bel
2iaosiatune. sic babsn sroBcalibriae
@si4dbs auf Dem Suniiba Berg auf=
gepHan3t. Die &uhen MAIDEN fort-
gsisbt Nusfdle, bic fdtperen @9aoen
3ufiigen.
Rebel geboben.
Wufben n, FL. DIT. @esen Nbeno
qeftern bob fi9 Der Nebel uno einise
rufff9e @ef8iibe er6fneten Seuer, cbne
baB bic Sapauer e~rtuieoerien. 9is
Strasen fino iebt aufgetrodnet, mas
baloiae greisniRe borausfeben ldBt.
GIotteiuber
Hnrbee.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-22

ensros . g~ertaufsyreie Smpprtrter
S%pet5ertdfe 80c per ptanb etnbeimS9e.
e9weuertdie l7c, @iscpnftn Cream , adis
IL. Rem BORT ebebbarsl lee. einbesntss
i9er 2tnaburser Ice. grid 13e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-22

0ermufgefen. Ole 0rteWen 10onen
iofort log. 20 9ulearen enttamen.
Seati6lanb.
9ebereien fIargefelIt
BerIin, 81. Oft. Die balb=
amtlide .IOrbbeutide NQgemeine 3ei=
tung" brinst Elm ldu9eres Dement,
fiber cine Wittbeiluna Der 2Onboner
Zines, tpDna9 Seuti6lano bel
China sesen 3uitimntuns gum Sibet-
gsrtrass burd cine petinser ainefi@e
3eituns, bic bon Der beutiden @eianot-
I9aft unteifiibt tperoe, i~ntriguire.
&i6tis 1T nur. oab Der oeuti&e @e=
ianbte Mumm b. Sdwarsenftein beim
auswdrtisen amte anfraste, Ob bic
per6Fsntli6te 0srion bes Bertrd9es
ri9tig lei, iebo4 su 9Iei9er 3eit be-
tonte, 9euti6lanb babe teinerlei Sn=
tershe at, Der Nn9elegenbeit.
@ngIanbs M ib9unH 4.
8erIin, 81. Stt. Die &egie-
runs eriudte England um grlaubnib,
bic WaIfiid-B udt als 2anounssplab
fir Sruppsn uno 8orrdtbe in Dem
&rieae gegen bic @insebOrenen in Glib
mef=Nfrita benuBen su otirfen.
9ie Ibritiide &saierung lebnte bas
'@eiud entf1ieben ab. Die Walfi1=
gu9t 1T Der ein;ige CUTE 9afen auf
1000 Weilen on Der 9ffe. Snafop=
numb mar ffets elm i6nieriger gin=
fabrtsbafen, unb gang Defenders oiefes
S.abr, mo Der Sbatom= SluB uneebeure
MenQen Sano in Der Butt abge.
laeert bat.
Die Weigerun9 gnglanbs miro
Seutidlanos Wilitdrpldne in Siiewef.
a!rita. ME perfidert uiro. ernftli6 be-
eintrd9tieen. 9leine Nbtbeilungen
bsutider @~eisrbifen trefen tdslid bort
elm.
Sanemarf.
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prdibent Oeuber an, bic 9erban0lun=
gen fir cine i~nternationale @araniie
Der bauernben NeutralitGt Ednemarts
nehmsn siinftisen Gorti4ritt. 3u-
slei4 terIpra9 Der Minifer cine Muss
bsbnung beg SDfsms Der parliament
tarii9en &eaierung.
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palaf.
3 8 q g, 81. Oftobsr. Die
Sienatar- Mddte Der Saa9er Grieoers=
@onferen3 perben nm 8iloung zines
800, 900. Tonos eriudt, i'm u. @ar=
negie's Grisoenspalaft i'm Stanoe gu
balten. Sic Soften bes 8aues peroen
auf etpa $500, 900 ssiddbt. SIR bic
innere ginri6tune oient Der sroBartise
Sufiapalaff In 8riihel gum @orbiloe.
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beute bier Elm.
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-22
SIdii6e @rte6en.
20 Witglieoer elmer bulsariiden
ganoe perrdtbsriIa nmgebradt.

Safonidi (Guropdifde Sartei),
81. Ottober. Nm 10. b. Dits. murs
ben 20 8ulearen bel 6lorina bur4
@rieaen e%et6oiet. 60 8ulgaren nds
berten fib 80 @rieben, bic auf einem
6heel ifanoen unb in bensn lie Treunbe
permutbeten. Die @rieden idOKen
fofort log. 20 8ulearen entfamen.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-04-22
There are Candidates.

There appears to be no dearth of can
didates for the nomination of sheriff on
the republican ticket. John l.. Curtis,
r. P. Bigelow and lR. N. Parshall, of
Owosso, Charles Mimic, of Durand, and
Frank Barnes, of Burns, are said to be
in the field. While for prosecuting at
torney there are two candidates, w. j.
Parker, of this city, and Charles Ham
per, of Owosso.
For probate judge, clerk and register
of deeds the present incumbents, Bush,
Martin and Royce, will be renominated
with practically no opposition. They
are A No. 1 officers and have strong
hold on the people for their efficient
work and courteous manners. There is
also some sentiment mixed with the de-
sire that they be reelected as they have
had to put up with many inconvenience
during the erection of the new court
house, and the people want them to en-
joy at least part of term in the new
building. There is another reason also,
no one could better get things properly
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-04-22

the republicans of Shiawassee county
endorse his candidacy for denomination
and request the delegation to the con-
gressionai convention to vote for him as
a unit. "
N. X. Potter, of Burns, offered the
following resolution which was adopted:
Resolved, that the chairman OF the
county committee be authorized to call
the county conventions to be held in
the city of Owosse until such time as
the new court house is completed, pro-
vided the City of Owosso furnishes
suitable hall free of charge.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-04-22
meant the business farmer as well as
the business merchant.

meant the business farmer as well as
the business merchant.
IN PUBLIC LIFE.
From his boyhood Mr.. Warner has
been deeply interested in public affairs.
No sooner had he attained his majority
than his fellow citizens began to mani
fest their appreciation of his activityand
his ability to do the things that needed
doing by electing him to positions of re-
sponsibility and trust And today every
resident of Pennington will tell you
that much of the beauty, business pros
perity and general advancement of that
delightful country village is due to the
public efforts of Fred M. Warner. Yet
so appreciative is he of the good work of
others that he would be the last to ac-
cept this statement as true.
IN COUNTY AFFAIRS.
In county affairs Mr.. Warner has al.
ways been prominent, and every man
familiar with conditions will tell you
that his judgment has been answering
ly right. He has been for many years
one of the most active and valued mem
bers of the Oakland county republican
committee, and the great success of the
Oakland Lincoln club has been due in
no small measure to his devotion to the
principles of that organization. The
universal high regard in which Mr..
Warner is held in his own county was
well illustrated few weeks ago when
CONTINUED ON PAGE TWO.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-04-22

Editor Mcdonald of the Byron Herald,
was in the city Monday.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-04-22

settled in the new building as these old
officers, which would make it much bet
ter for them who are to follow.-Corun-
ma Journal.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1904-06-24
Annity.

1 Ferdinand Hintz and Miss Clara
Anderson we're united in marriage on
Monday the Goth inst. and took up
housekeeping at once on the old Stacey
farm. Some of the neighbors gave
them friendly charivari to which Mr..
.Hintz readily responded and called
the boys in to participate in the good
things prepared against such a con-
tingency.
n Among other things voted upon at
the school election on Tuesday was the
question Of moving school No. 3 from
its present location to one further
east. Due to the race meeting the
vote was rather light, resulting in
5 for and 2 against.
The Boltz Bros. are making extens-
i've improvements on the old Parker
and Renick farms. A fine new barn
is being erected. They should succeed.
/ Miss Maggie Hart of Grand Forks
is spending a week with her uncle,
James Haskett