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81. Ansgar, Iowa, Oct. IS,

ST. Ansgar, Iowa, Oct. rs, 1904.
Whereas, it has pleased the Lord in
His infinite wisdom to visit our friend
and schoolmate, Borghild H. Hanson,
with bereavement in removing her sister
to her heavenly home, be it resolved that
we, the faculty and students of the st.
Ansgar Seminary, express our heartfelt
sympathy in her present sorrow hoping
she may find consolation in him who
comforts the afflicted and consoles the
suffering. And be it further resolved.
that a copy of these resolutions be sent
t her, that a copy be sent DEBORAH
Posten'' and that acopy be published in
the Seminary Chronicle.
CAROLINE THOMPSON.
BERTHA A. URpAHL.
CARL N. URDAHL.
Com.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-25
3AinitrTntu.

S6nwos g Stro,. a, S;IS, T,LT
4; @""SSnS> n,N- ~ SV ~S
O. y, a. tsm: ~
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''a,'l'UiuU "aG,Foa II HUI,
d' ~ %tIu'supotS ~u "oBlpe@ az
l. l. "'s"9spOsl.
Sneor ira |elttgitcn. y4elrheI'
lerne I 0er9us 0alS moltIbcr Ionr
9oeoe ttte alene ira Gatoto, men
belt tra Walltngton. Yet tcrlte
SarIoaO ION IRA @elttpltet ltolte
tSe; " 1"Ste peHIeH' 0raaieil paa
YUeOe itu S',9liS'0' eL = Sel@
pt; ou!Ve'' 9Oeoeh Ntierialt 20,
lr'9e8 lOI Az 9o GEMS Pr %H'pa
ps o' III 0'ocF'
Hr. !. @ulScnitrBm, Sucrtge5 he.
tlenote 4e'tll8e % rellGisic SaIer,
fom til giHnelpoli5 i &eroaQS oQ
ou blTue | GUllIIngbnernt j 70 Tiger.
San itoI / ocnue lib prn0ifc i De
Tleite i0enife airfcr / @pcrre. o. nu-
1te Sora0ag 5oIoer ban ct G~oreOroQ i
ret 'oer'fe EobcrnotcI. Or. @1lNcn.
itrgm oor Tor ire Iar iiOGn / Y}lnnc-
opo!Is, og NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. iom
oa nlIrmco lan8t fIcre Icnncifer
Cno MI, tlmoe life runmc &aIuNeIcn.
iom tom for At hpre ham. San or
Gnerficnot for at pTra Socrige5 tor.
ite getidigc E1Ier % cr Stiftercn al
BEN Sett, 'om eitcr BAN fables @al,
6enirremianerc.
Mr. Sipru SrnrSt mcN G,nriIf,
I'm Rodeifer R,rr or5oIhsr ia Inv
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-25
DcnnJplpnnta.

&utnSelis Gaptriu. Sane Maorem,
en- 3utter at Mm5oIl Wtoreon, Gas
fongen | 8bilabeIpbia, tos forIeoen
Stprmanoseramen hos De 6oreneSe
Saters SnipeftionSbrtreou for Damp
ifibe og fit atteit iom Sfibsfsrer. Ser
er nun fem andre apinoer | Sanoet,
bar opranet benne 9ersmmelie.
Deiis Rorgan bar Here Iars praftiif
@riaring paa i'm 6aoers gaft "Ba.
% bun tog oetule gramuen
fun for at bline ofiicielt erflRret ops-
til at itpre ct Sfib. Sun fan M
cpertage aonrmGnOoen paa bnilfet
icm BELT Sfib oe ale Sarpanoe;
atteiten ginlber for "aIe Sane.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-25

SaIoonfOIf nbeImffes at 9ogen. -
@rartb Chancellor ebens at 1aniebfs
OF Yptbias". Oroenen iorlongte peo
aarsmeoet, iofn Sogen bolot | for
Isbne lice | Yeoria, at SaloonboIoere
o6 Saloonopbnrfere life ifuloe bnpe
SGoe 2ogcr. otter en- beftie Debat,
iom parebe ! Here 9iuer, git man inh
pan Stprfanilerens 5orilng. Sem
9eleguter fra gbicneo bar | Saloon-
iclretning og blep ielpfclseIis nbe.
lllffeoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-25
Aipnitpr pinber fsrRe Yremie.

Si er ne pp blepue siurt ppmertipm
paa, at Wouitor Double 9iic 7ril sr
bIepen tltleuot en- Bruu;smeealie, isrfte
Yr9mie, ipm Grain Sria- ueo ubitils
linsen | 81. 2Uuis. Oct slGoer os at
c, at loa mango al geitens 5abritnnter
saar al msp igrite Tris peo oenne itore
uplilins. @i bar altib fat trpet paa
"Seiiers 9r0oufier" for -Seiteus
Nano-. aisuosiien fra penne Surp al
.iasipneiss M9no piier. at Drills iabri'
ierefe Seiteu itle itaar iilbase ipr nosell.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-25
JnoIdnoet.
2n,nn.
aatpIifvrritcn 9ambcrt, ion otter

e.
aatpIifprGitrn lambert, ion otter
tnao Ct Apete piolte at fort9lle boroe
bragt @en. altropatfinS Cater Der.
til 2anDet ira &pSIanb, ben9ater M
hele 5iltorien. let or bare 0piptno,
Tiger ban.
CANNED Sfpmaeer bpo. G. In.
Serion, iom / oruirent 80 aar bar
orret Sfomuger / q. Ansgar, bsbe
pIuoieIig iibite Snsbog$ MtorQcn al
SjerteiIos. San bar nPiteR 20 Ior
ganmcI 90 bauOe i~frantet / IRrgere
Sin.
&pIaRs SHnnemea | Boone bar
onlaet Sag moo Dtoeeru 8ooSmen
2oQeu for 5000 Sta0eSeritutning,
forM ban un0er iin S~ilOierelie I, 60
gen bier brpn0emerfet meo iIorsoc
SSer1t. Set figeS, at Serrere / bette
SilfGIoe MOB -2ogenS &i0euoe bleo
aiort for be0e % at SrGnoenerfntns
gen Der bar tiIhPloig.
Sfanbinn Screening / 2e5 NtoiueS
bIep t~afieret for $4,000 / Stat OF
har arIaat Sag MOD Goumtps &asle'
reren for at bIioe frttagen. Gen paa
itaar at barre cit ipIeS 8o0gieren'
heos 6orsniug, % iom iaaoan fan
nens etcr0om life beiGgaeS meo
: Sfat. Sager or nut for Rcttgn / 9es
Mhoines 90 Dtl InnoiDnligoiS hlioe
fsrt til Ssieiteret Tor al iaa Spsrgs'
maaIct eroeIig aigiort.
YiunSu &BitcmaH, Ocn iaa meget
umifreDne 5aIifner, itqeS HI at barre
/ Siour Gun meo Seteftiner fra
american 9dnfer5' aSiociatiun i
50GIene paa iig. 0etcttiu De &ais
nar ! @bitemauS ganIe @ieu, Oil.
litb. % ianot Der no, Of ban nor reiit
Ill Siour Gin. Som man oil erin,
Sre, er Oct Ell 9auf / Buffalo, q. D.,
iom iioit bIeo iuuSt al @bttemau, %
iom nh CT efter BAN.
Snocr % Ssn uubCr Supcn. Com
meooelt | iiOih Go.. er 9lnoIo Ben.
THEN arfIaget for at bnpe ttlpepSt fla
$4,000 og bans 6aber $4,000 al
Reu 2ibertp Gaming 8anfS Benee.
Den eanIe gelltbim eieoc Sau0 !
Sac qui 8arIe % COTTONWOOD Gour.
tper, 0tinn., % han bar MI operora'
get oIt urotogen fine Someiteab o.
ben @ieubom, ipm 2ooeu fritager, til
az iGlees for at befri Ssmneu. Nr.
noIo 9eutbien foripilte fin aautipn
paa $4,000, iom hans aoruIc Wober,
Der eier iaa meget / lit eget Hapn,
itileoe for bam. Sun ilaa M betale.
Ssunen bar aItiaa financieIt riline.
ret babe fin 6aoer % Mooer.
Saepb &iis taffcr. Som be.
fienbt nestebe 9eitprelieu for oct Of.
fentIige @ibliotef / Council 9luiiS at
fiebe Sncob ". gfiiS'S 9oa "Sbeonpre
8ooiepelt" for 9ibIiotefet Ser, foroi
ben anion heH for aampagneItterdtur
8oapns Sorlatter bar mn Ifreeet I'll
Heonftsrm al "DanIf Solretiberbe" i
Council Bluffs % beoer BAN bringc
9i6liotetboar0et 6orfaiterenS Saf.
Tiis flyer, at bette oiI biGlpe 8ooie.
telt mere. emo ON @oaeu bar blepen
fisbt. San flyer. at Hooicpelts Ben.
rer / giten Ter 40 Oct. % BARRIERS
Senner fiGrer Spnoer. SilIut on,
FER Sr. Riis 9ibIiotetboarbet i
Council Bluffs mere @aot Tor oe,
res albuer~; fiji bct er fart, flyer
ban, Of "oe nRlger 9seer meo albr.
erne eIler 8eneue."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-25
Marplnup.
@iffpprn fnar gShiifn.

giffupen faar &biifp. - ct @bi.
ifp.S iitiaeri / Baltimore bar ienot
en- aasie Of i'm @btifp til giifop Yot-
ter | gtep gorf og leoiager @apen
nleo ct grep, bpori oct flyer, at Oct
er life fleet meb nogen Sanft paa 1T
faite nogen Intercollegiate Sfpsee paa
bant, men Inn Tom ct 8tonasbprb ON
Senifab og agteIie for en- Ranb, ion
bar "ben maitbise friitne aano at
tirbe befjerbe SpreL iom inoeboI.
bes / ben eplone &egel: "Sepe og Iaoe
lepe".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-25
Spn-Turnltnu.
IRA Wprber til Brett. Sor

VIU Dturptt III FItN. - SurUtH'
p9renoe Giceauoernsr / Spb Carols
iia, Samrs s. Gilman, iom, mems
ban bar | embeoat, ifiso % Sr9bte
&ebafter e. g. 8on5ales / Column
bia, bar M beitemt zig til at blipe
Yreit / @eetobiitfirfeu. San bar fire.
bet til Ell Ereit oerneoe, at ban bar
anipgt Den metooiitiife aonferens i
Staten on Sroinatiou. San er eit
grooerisn al Sorbunosienatpr 9. q.
Gilman % Mtor0et al Heoafter Con.
5aIeS og Oct paaisIgeiroe Sorbsr pafte
mesen Opiigt ober belle 9anoet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-25
Oregon.

! EurfIano err Der begpnot at io'
fomme ct mt norif glao, iom faloes
"TacificsS fnnbinnnen". Oct nogi'
peS If 9be Scanoindpion 9ubl. Co.,
reoiaeres al Slopis 9. Sarion og til.
bsrer intet firfeIiet eIler politiif
Harfi.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-25
3Mrufnnn.

Werc eaib aabnes. 6inftiona.
rerae peo Resieringens Sanofoitor !
DdsiouIa bar fra 2anofommisl9ren
i @nibinpton faaet Undertaking ON,
at 1900 Mcres 2ono / Bitter Root
0aIen ffaI aabnes for SettIine.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-25
An,tTns.

IRA aamias Gitn, No., meo6eles.
at Sne % SagI ialot Snsbags 0at !
oct pcitrc aunias, IeSiaget al en- iterf
9oroenoinS. 3ermometret falot til
Al Grader pper Sero.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-25

Siepbem 6. Mnocrien De foriamleoe
giliftsrre ne6 pnn Ganin .Sna, bpor
Der ierpereoeS mco 5orfriifninser, 90
en- MGffc SfonItuIer blep bolot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-25

asres Iae Gssidssaassss bar ies nestaae' %
iser Gem iaa mango TAT. Ten CT sftF min Jen
nasn,ua or uemsrfst Canning al spee eisaisr. Val
esrior ,aa 500 III at ~anbsiale spseu I'll eIaesis srs
,sts. ea iee CT ~iurrisiei ON. at ale pii mceiase liu'ms
mre SasRmueiiabee.
sputk stanss ssanlss seiHl
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-25

fan fomnic | nI~miuoeIis griia, %
ban tror, De oil sisre bet, nnar BET
ret beianfes, bpor meget beore bet
f(inder.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-25
b a man SfaI aipre.

Ter er TrpR | aunbffaben. iaa ofte ND.
tall, Or. ailmers Gpamp- 8ppt, bet fore
NpremibbtL, fpIoer bpert Bebop | Selbre.
beiieu at ~HheHmatisme, Smerte / Ruaaen,
Wprerne. 2eueren, 8lrren os enbper Del al
urinfanaIen.~ Tef rctter paa lIopatiabeo iii
at boIoe 8ann on ben i~tifteuoe Snerte peb
of Iaoe bet eler be oaarIiee Sirfninaer, Tom
fDIser paa Brueen al BrRncepin, Sin eler
81, og bet operfommer ben ubeboaeliae
N~eopenbtaheb. fotn fuinser en- til at aaa uD
ofte pm 2a9eu % itaa op mango @anae ON
9eatten. Den miloe og oueroroentlige Brit
ming al SuampsSioot erfnres mart. Sen
ftaar bpieit paa Gruno al bens piounberltae
Seibreoelier at be met iuiertefuloe 9ilfal.
oer. Spis eu tr9nser Weoicin. ffulbe on
bace ben beoiie. G9l9es al ale Npptefere
I 80 Gents % en- Dollars Stprrelier.
3p Ton faa en- 1rppeHaife al Spamps
Hpot. bet fore Rnremiooel pgen BOG, ipm
fortGuer alt ON bet, ienot obipIut irit pr.
1oft. goresie Or. ailmer & Co., Bins.
hamtot Y. y. Raar on i~triper, oa p9r
iiffer paa. at bu n9uuer, at bu l9ite bet,e
Iibera6e 9ilbuo / 19ecorahER piten." Gag
life 6efL men butt Rapnet Sipamp. Goot,
Or. &tfmerS SpampsRoot. o. aoresien
Sinsbamton. 81. o. poa bper SLATE.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-25
ssSorIeoes man fmser no.

JnIo en- Slate eIIer ct oIminbeliat @las
meo bit Bano cs lab BET ifaa / "a Timer ct
Bunotnib oeri ontpoer en- nheIiia TiIfano /
Vprerne; hpis bet iGtter gle;ter paa Isl,
ian CT bet Siouesbprb ON G~preipaoom:
9rang til at panoe olffor pfte eIler Smerte
l @n8arit. or uperbepiienbe Sibnesbnro puL
at Hprerle % 4lQren er noe al Erhen.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1904-08-19

A hundred thousand dollar corpora
ton has been formed at Bridgeport for
the purpose of making cement out OF
material near that place.
1t is gratifying 10 know that the lead
ing commission men and strongest friend
of Governor Mcbride almost without
exception, all over the state are 10y Iy
supporting the republican state ticket.
When such strong and loyal commission
men as w. H. Lewis, who as chairman
of the railway committee fought for the
b Il through the house, John HI. Pow
ell, S. G. Cosgrove, T. d. Rockwell, j.
w. Arrasmith, ID. L. Ham and Sena-
tor Grow, (of Spokane), are working
earnestly for Albert L. Mead's election,
as they are, it is quite evident that
there is no good reason why other COM
mission men should not do likewise. -
Colfax Gazette.
Josef Schippers, the biggest boy in
the world is still growing. Sixteen
years old and seven feet tall. He
lives in Germany with his parents.
When he was ~ years old his compan-
ions poked so much fun at him because
of his towering height that he began
to sulk and wouldn't go to school any
more. Josef eats about twice as much
as an ordinary man and he likes candy.
His mother won't let her big giant get
Il hair cut because his long black curly
locks are so fine and beautiful. josef
has Samson's strength.
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Notice Of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Land
United States Land Office.
Wat rY!lle. Wash June rs. 1904.


Wat rv!lle Wash June 2S, 1904.
Notice is he eby given that in compliance
with the provisions of the act OF congress of
June 3, 1878, entitled AN act for the sale OF
timber lands in the states OF California. Oregon,
Nevada and Washington Territory" us ex
tended to I'LL the public land states by act Of
August a. 1892,
William M Mccoy
of LeaVenworth, county of Chelan, state of
WASHINGTON has this day filed in this office his
sworn statement No. 466 for he purchase OF
the e11 neA en- seA Of sec No. in twp No.2n n,
range No IL g W NJ aud will offer proof TO show
that the land sought Is more valuable for its
tir Der stone than for agricultural purposes,
and TO establish his claim to said land before J
f.. Shore, U. S. Co nmi ssOner at his Office al
Leavenworth, Wash, on Monday the 18th day
OF .September 1904
He names rs witnesses Robert S. Kads man,
James M. Townsend. William ii. Hadley and
Thomas w. Greve, all of Leayenworth, Wash.
Any and all persons claiming adversely lhs
above described lands are requested to file their
claims In this Office on or before said 18TH day
OF September, 1891.
M. B. MALLOY, Register.
First publication July I. last, Sept, 9, 1904.
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Timber Land Notice

United States Land Office.
Waterville. WASH July %, 1904,
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions of the act Of congress OF
June g. 1873, entitled IAN act for the sale OF
timber lands in the states Of California, Oregon.
Nevada and Washington Territory" as extend
ed 10 all the public land states by act OF August
!, 1892.
Chas. w Dickinson,
of Spokane, county of Spokane, state OF Wash
ington has this day fileu in this office his sworn
statement No 474 for the purchase Of the 81
ma. SEA nw1z. ne14 swil sec 90. Twp 90 n.range
IS e. ana will offer proof 10 show that the land
sought Is more valuable for its timber or stone
than for agricultural purposes, and to establish
his claim to said land before ]. f. Shore. U. S.
Commissioner, at his office at Leavenworth,
WASH. I hurs lay the goth day OF Oct. 1904.
He names as Witnesses: Charles Cromwell.
John Campbell. Chas. f. Northup and. James
M. Townsend, OF Leavenworth, Washington.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above described lands are requested to file their
aims in this office on or before said goth day
oiOctober 1904.
NJ B. MALLOY, Register.
First publication, August s. last OCTOBER
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Timber Land Notice
United Sta es Land Office
WatprviIla. Wash Julv ~ II

United Sta es Land Office
Waterville, Wash, July 70, 1904
Notice Is hereby gwen that in compliance
with he provisions of the act OF congress of
June g. 1873 entitled An act for the sale of tim
Der lands in the states OF California, Oregon
Nevada and Washington territory, as extended
1892,
James ID. Morrison,
81 Leavenworth, county OF Chelan. state of
Washington. has this day filed In this office his
sworn stat emeDt number 46s, for the purchase
OF the Sc u OF section No %, in township
No 26 n. range No ~ O. and will offer proof no
show that the land sought is more valuable for
Its timber or stone than for AGRICULTURAL pur.
poses. and to establs b his claim TO said land
before J. Il. Shore, u commiss Toner, at his
ofhce in Leayenworth. Wash on thursday the
2Oth day OF October, 1904 He names rs witness.
es; John b. Cahil FredericR l.. Brender Irsd
Q. Varney and William w. Burgess, OF Leaven.
worth, Wash.
Any and AL persons claiming adversely the
above described lands are requested to file their
claims In this office on or before said Njth day
OF October 1901 NJ. r. MALLOY Register
first publication Aug. 1871, last, OCT "a
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Final Proof Notice

Waterville. Wash Aug. 4, 1904
No'ice is hereby given that the folio wing
named settler has filed notice OF his intention
to a AXE final proof in support of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before j. e.
Shore u S Commissioner at bis Office ut Leav.
enworth, Wash, on October 2, 1904 viz:
David S. Could 70.
who made homestead entry No. ls46 for the nlS
nwL seL nwA aud neA swA sec 70. twp 81 II,
range IS
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz: Charles w. Gibbs. Samuel
p beech. r. Henry Smith, and Charles II.
Wright, all OF Peshastin, Wash.
M MALLOY, Register.
First publication Aug. IL, last Sept 10.
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Court Notes
End Of Bitter Fight

"Two physicians had a long and stub
born fight with an abscess on my right
lung"writes J.F. Hughes of DUPONT, Ga
land gave me up. Everybody thought
my time had come. AS last resort
tried DR.. Kings New Discovery for con
sumption. The benefit | received was
striking and was on my feet in few
days Now I've entirely regained my
healih.' 1t conquei's all coughs. Gods,
and throat and lung troubles. Guaran'
Iced by City Drug Store. Price 50c and
81 10. Tria free.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1904-08-19
Church Services.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES service every
Sunday at 1O;45: Sunday school at IL W'; young
peoples service Z 90 p. M; evening service SUI
j. s. Cove. Pastor.
PRAYER meeting every Thursday evening.
Ladies Guild meets every Thursday after
noon.
CATHoIIC-Saryices at the Catholic church
every fourth Sunday in the month; mass At
1870 q m Sunday school at m. vespers
Father II. Colin. Pastor.
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Puts an end TO Ii all

A grievous wall oftimes comes as
result of unbearable pain from over
taxed organs. Dizziness, backache. liver
complaint and constipation But thanks
to DR.. Kings New Life Pills they put
an end to it all. They are gentle but
thorough. Try them. Only 2oc.Guar-
anteed by City Drug Store.
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COURT HOUSE NEWS

Tho followino transcript of the bust
=" ,.. o'-o ,,'n@ ttn Ca,,.+ House for
ness tlansacteu III 'io Co", iAo
the past week is furnished this paper
by John A. Gellatly, Wenatchee, the
abstracter, whose business ADVERTISE
ment will be found IN another column
Real Estate transfers
G S Merriam to Marie Ander-
son lot Z b k @ Merr add Leav. IS go
FA Los9kamp TO Lamb Davis
Lumber Co 1t blk 81 u & 10 blk
8, 1t blk s, Its 4 blk /, Its 8
& blk 5 2nd add Leav. ....... 100
eli Mason 10 Lamb-Davis Lbr
Co swA nWM & pit nwA nwA sec
10 "a II. . l
G Merriam to Fred Hartman
1t 2 blk Merr add Leav. .... so
Ira Freer to Il s. NJ Bank 1t IA
blk 3 Woodring's plat Cashmere 200
U S to S J Perry swA seA, seA
swA a. It's 4 sec 80 % 2l...
JC Lemaster to G 2 Rice pit 1t
blk Wen. so
Phillip Bellinger To Mary Bine-
houser lis 4 3 blk1 Stewards add
Cashmere ................... 200
NJ NJ Foote to j 5 Anderson lot
s blk 30 gov TOWNSHIP Chelan..., 200
Il rIet echlaS " S0'ii ~ ~ AZ IN
II stow p Kinney seq swA.
swn seH sec \ u 90 -
Marriage Aicehso
Robert Gavin to Dora Long.
Observation-Disclosures
,,,l 49, .,oti
r ror W v, tl ehulns oh'y " 1V M roo+o pM
oeo II I, "a n;s "a, n " At nn'i ~
t ,lo"n, =, NJ NJ nlona' - Wv VIZ TO- u nh 'io"N
iO'u' ~ II ol"hNh ny , ~ w AA"F> J
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Notice for PubIication-FinaI Proof

Land Office at Waterville, Wash. July 10. 1904.
Notice is hereby given that the fol owing
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof In support OF his claim, and
that said proof will be made before J. T.. Shore,
u S. Commissioner, at his office at Leaven-
worth Wash, on Sept 3 1901 viz:
Marion ii Cahill,
who made homestead entry No. 1870 for the ex
swL and lots and 8, section ., township IS n,
range 18 VIM.
He names az witnesses to prove his contin-
uous residence upon and cultivation of said
land. viz: Chas. r. Northup. Chas. Cromwell,
Max Spromberg and E. d Nortbup, all Leav-
enworth, Wash.
M. b. MALLOY, Register.
First publication July 90 last August 10.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-10-13
.STAL WART TICKET
WILL NOT QUIT
Conference Of Leaders Decide to
Fight to the Finish
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED
~ af
SENATOR srooNER's SPEECH
FAvoRIKG WITHDRAWAL
or TICKET HAD NO
EFFECT.
II the Associated Presa.


Milwaukee, Oct. l2+-The national
republican tstalwartl ticket, headed
by forner Governor Edward Seoneld.
VIII remain In he field This was de-
ciicd after protracted meeting of
leading Stalwarts from every part OF
the state today when tha question of
the withdrawing Of the ticket came
up for discussion.
Besides a number from Milwaukee.
among those who took part In the
conference were:
Senator Spooner, OF Madison: ex-
Governors Scofield and Upham, Mar
shall Cousins ana G. H. Henry, Eau
Claire: Solon Perrin, Of Superior; w.
II Ellis, Pait vile; Theo GOldin.
Janesyile; Frank r. Bentley, Bara-
boo; A. NJ. Jones, Waukesha: Gra-
ham Rice, Madison; r. ID. Coe. White
water John Hicks, Oshkosh. Al. Il.
krut2er, Waukeeha George II. Ray.
Lacrosse; Nels Holman, Derfield;
w q Bigsell, LadI, Arthur James.
Wankesha
spooner Wanted to Withdraw.
Senator Spooner vas one of the
first speakers and II Is understood
was In favor OF Withdrawing the tick
at In The interest Of the national ana
congressional tickets. Senator Spoo-
ner left the meeting shortly after he
had spoken on the subject, He took
this sep, he said, In order not to pna-
barrass others whose views might be
different from his. Tine conference
lasted several hours.
Before the meeting adjourned a
resolution was passed. unanimously in
favor Of the ticket being kept in the
field.
The Resolution.
The resolution reads as follows.
Resolved. thar Ii Is the Judgment OF
this meeting, most emphAtIcaIly ex-
pressed, that the present republican
ticket headed by Edward scofleld Will
be kept In the field, and we pledge to
this tiekes our enthusiastic support:
that the state central committee will
be heartily commended for the work
already accomplished and that the
campaign will be vigorously pushed
from now until the day of the cleo
ton"
Ex-Governor Scofield, the Stalwart
candidate for governor. after confer
ence expressed himself as satisfied
with the conclusions reached by the
conference. He said he was In favor
OF remaining in the field because he
believed the Stalwart course TO be
righ..
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-10-13
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
And Failure to Hear from kuropatkin
Causes Russia Uneasiness.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
st. Petersburg. Oct. 12.-4t Is now
midnight on the battlefield below
Mukden, and failure to receive news
that the Russians achieved decisive
results in today's fight north OF Yen
al, coupled with Toxic report that
Oyama is gaining ground. caused in
1reased apprehension.
dispatch of the Associated Press
from Toxic was the first positive in
formation that the Russian troops in
my force were already across the
raitse river. although it was already
known here that some cavalry had
passed over the river. but the report
that another column was attempting
to cut the Japanese line OF communi
,afion with the Yalu river did not
come as a surprise, as was known.
although not revealed for strategic
reasons, that wide turning operations
were proceeding on the Rn sian ex-
IRENE left. screened by column OPP
Grating against Shan Pindaitse
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-10-13

plans to determine the feasibility of
Strengthening the French company's
line in the vicinity Of Culebra; con.
strueting water works reservoirs to
supply the city ol Panama; sewerage
system for Colon.
When the commission took charge
the French were removing 25.000 ca
bic yards per month. In August the
commission removed $4,000 yards
lhorgh IN September because OF unfa-
sorable conditions there was a small.
sr amount Of work. In July the unit
cost OF excsyaring material was cut 70
G0ik cents per cubic yard: in August
70 J0is cents. According to French
methods the excavation cost was 70
cents