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Arizona republican., 1904-09-22

W NANTED-A woman to do general housework at 126 West Madison St.
Arizona republican., 1904-09-22
Miscellaneous wanss

GOOD sIDE-BOARD -1-I ~ 1 1:1---1---- .----
 wanted. The Fair.
Arizona republican., 1904-09-22
PIANO TEACHER

MRS HAYks, teacher or piano u.u-ie, ss= $
 Second St.
Arizona republican., 1904-09-22
cHiRoPcDY.
OSTEOPATH
MUSIC LESSONS.

MUSIC. vio in. cnruet. string. hra-- Iu-trl- ments, less Ons 5ac- Violin le-suns fti E.rn position si co. PrcpE-e for brs-s lsuf a Gel monthly. lessons Ier week. slh and Tur- Tor stFf cts
Arizona republican., 1904-09-22

PEARS for sale at the John OrnI-. ranch, Cave Creek road. and also at lower ranch. one mile west of Cart wright school house.
Arizona republican., 1904-09-22
ROPE sEoRzL

NOTARY PUBLIC. E- b. PASCOE, Notary Public Caz#-a- ancinE a speciality. A-1znovVf.e.--- -1z.. taken 11o North Cente- street-
Arizona republican., 1904-09-22

First publication Sept, 1s. 19O4.
Arizona republican., 1904-09-22

DhCG CLERK WANTED-Address A. M. Harmer, Tempe, A. T. WANTED-A man or woman for gen eral housewOrk for a family of three. $40 a month, apply on or after Sept 26th at the DuPOnt rau-h three quar- ters of mile east Of Palm Lodge on Central avenue.
Arizona republican., 1904-09-22

w. ANTED--Woman for general house work. Mrs Walter Bennett. 4S2 ~. First ave.
Arizona republican., 1904-09-22

FOR SALE-IH Los Angeles, well pay ing family licuor store in one nf best locations. Price $3,OO0. Ad- dress s T. this paper.
Arizona republican., 1904-09-22

It's pretty hard to attend to duties With a constantly aching back:
 With annoying urinary disorders. Deans Kidkney Pills make work
Arizona republican., 1904-09-22

FOR SALE-What is considered the most completely furnished house n Phoenix. consisting of complete china sets, kitchen dishes. utensils. parlor, dining room and bed room furniture, library, piano. pictures. chairs, bric- a-brac, rugs. Used by perfectly healthy people and either in bulk or piece at private sale. Also fine driv- ing horse and rubber tired runabout. Furniture of w. J. Ross Can be seen at residence, 2214 w. Washing to.,. between hours of 10 a. m. and 1 D. m. every day until sold. John J. Hutchison.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-23
LEGAL NOTICES.

IN JUSTICES COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia Subdistrict No. 2.-Wilam F. Roberts,
plaintiff. VS.. James II. Keenan,. defendant. No.
41S3-The object OF this suit is TO recover from
the defendant forty-nine dollars and interest from
May g. 1908. and TO have judgment Of c0ndemna-
ton Of certain property of the defendant levied on
under an attachment issued In this suit to satisfy
IN part the plaintiffs claim. 1t is. therefore. this
9th day of November 1904. ordered that the de-
PENDANT appear in this court on or before the
days. after the day of the first publication of this
order TO defend this suit and show cause why
said condemnation should not be had otherwise
the suit will be proceeded with as in case of de-
fault. SAML C. MILLS tSeal, Justice of the
Peace. Address. 1905 G street NV. no9-1aw,3t
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ATTORNEYS.

AN ATTORNEY IN FULL LOCAL PRACTICE
will call (by appointment, without charge, day
or evening". on his clients at their homes or
business places. Condolences kept inviolably;
charges moderate and no fee without service.
Address MODERN CONVENIENCE, Lock Box
2l91. Station G. no16-26ts
DAMAGE, ESTATE AND DIVORCE CASELAD-
Vice ffee; first class lawyer charge unless
successful; fees moderate: everything strictly
conndenttal. Address POST OFFICE BOX 134.
city. noi2-zet'
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
Navy Department Washington. d.. G., until ~
there publicly opened Immediately thereafter, for
q building Tor hospital at thatU. =: Naval Acad;
specifications will be furnished. and plans may be
seen on application at the .. s Naval academy,
architect, IS Wall street, New YORK. A set Of
d ORA may be obtained at the architects Of
funded on tSsr re fap $40 q FslGa R w e
tasy. November 10. 1901. 81 asno23-1aw-2t
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AUTOMOBILES.

FOR sALE-AN ATTRACTIVE RED GASOLINE
maehfne; good running order; cheap for cash.
Call at w. w. HENDERS0N'S. rear 914 18th st.
NV. . no23-4ts
FOR sALE-oLDsMoBlLE; GOOD CONDITION;
top. artillery wheels. NEARLY newgtire bargain
at $500 Apply OWNER, Room 9I4. Washington
Loan and Trust bldg no21- ST.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

ices as partner paying office business; TO take full
charge after learning; excellent opportunity right
party. Address Box 1876, Star office. IT.
OPPORTUNITY. FOR DOUBLING $40 OR MORE
within sixty days; local company; investi-
gate fully; any part hundred shares at less than
selling price; cramped finances compel sale. Ad-
dress Box 2ol, star office. o23-3ts
FOR SALE - RESIDENT AND CORRESPOND
ence colleges at bargain geat opportunity for
an educator; paying basis at the present time
Address. Immediately, Box 1Ss Star Office.
no22 St.
FOR SALE-WEII-E MILK ROUTE:
much more; price moderate. Address Box 146,
Star office. no2f -3ts
AT RAMSAY'S.
YOUR WATCH CLEANED, S1.oO.
WATCH HANDSPRING, 81 90
ALL WORK WARRANTED ONE YEAR
mh0A 1871 81. NV.
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FOR hENT-APARTMENTS-
STONE FAIRFAX 6O4- 806-606 r st. NV.
1898 H At. NV. e.. and bath $50. 90
AS ST. NV. 5r. and b.. Sd door open. -. 80. 50
hot-water heat ........ as 90
1874 l4th st. NV Or and b. hot water heat 80 30
636 o ST. NV s rooms and bath ... q. 90
1916 ST. NV Ar and b. steam heat -. 80. 50
1920 You ST NV rooms and hath 800 80 so
1903 9th ST. NV rooms and bath 49,. q. 90
2r and b.. steam heat. janitor, telephone. 90 so
LIST floor br and bath e'o ~ 1000
1923 1 ST. NV Pr and bath........ 1896
Office, 3r and bath ...................3 3d.
Telephone. janitor, hot-water heat.
STONE & FAIRFAX, S04 500 sos ct. NV.
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FOR RENT-STORES.

FOR RENT -DENSMORE TYPEWRITERS IN PER.
feet condition, So. 90 per month, delivered to any
part of the city; months rental applies on pus-
lege students. DENSMORE TYPEWRITER CO..
1921 + st NV. se19-tf
FOR REN'r-OLIvER TYPEWRITERS CONDI.
ton guaranteed, with stH !, two months to apply
on purchase of new macaine.
Limited free of machines in this Office
to operators of other machines and others qualified
THE OLIVER TYPEWRITER COMPANY,
oc0-tf 1887 Penna. ave- NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-23

TABLE BOARDERS-A FEW PERSONS CAN Sc
cure table board for the winter a refined home;
table and service the BEST references. Mrs. DA-
VID WAY, 1922 I. st. NV no21-10t
1903 DE SALES ST.-TABLE BOARDERS DE-
sired. no1T-6ts
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WANTED-FURNITIR TO FILL 30OROOM
hotel; buy anything; 2ort above market price;
contents of houses; mention articles. SA1MAN,
1929 n. Y. ave, cor. 14th st. Main 2455.
no21 -26t@I
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WANTED-APARTMENTS.

WANTED-A SMALL. SUNNY LIGHfS HOUSE,
keeping apartment. furnished or unfurnished;
two IN family: careful tenants; please state
price. which must b. moderate r. g. Hotel
Hamilton. Ire
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WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD

WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD FOR THE SEA
son. in n.w., for gentleman. wife and daughter
and another gentleman later on; must he rea-
sonable state terms. Address Box POS Star Of
fee. 1t
WANTED BY LADY, BOARD AND ROOM IN
suburban country home where there are no
other boarders; $16 per month. Address A. NJ.
f., Star office. 1t.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1904-12-22

No. 75-s3O0 will buy a beautiful
residence lot within two blocks Of
Post Office.
26S-s750 secures lot and Broom
cottage and barn within 6 blocks Of
depot in good residence district. Sew
er and city water. House will rent
for $40 per month. Must be sold Soon
Terms easy.
272-SlSOO secures a l2 room lodg.
ing house well situated, terms easy.
27i-sl2JO obtains a neat Groom
plastered cottage, only two blocks
from Post Office. Will rent for sl0
per month. Terms easy.
No. 25l-slOoO buys 2Jl acres Of
good residence or fruit land close in.
Good house, barn, windmill, etc.
Terms easy.
, city from ss5 to $500. Terms to suit
ms 1O-12 Masonic Temple
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1904-12-22
consuI.General Miller Returns.

Hon. II. b. Miller will arrive In
Grants Pass this Thursday evening
from Niuchwang, China and stay
over until Friday evening with his
father, A. S. Miller when he will
go to his home in Eugene to join his
family, Mr.. Miller was a former
resident and one Of the most public
spirited citizens Of Grants Pass and
he has many friends here who will be
glad to meet him and congratulate
him on the success and honors he has
won in the United States diplomatic
service.
Mr.. Miller was appointed United
States consul at Niuchwang, China,
by President Mckinley, and in rec9g-
nitiou of his distinguished services
in attending to American interests
in Manchuria since the outbreak Of
the Russo-Japanese war he was made
a consul general this fall by Presi.
dent Roosevelt So we'll pleased is
the Administration with Mr.. Miller'-
forceful yet tactful services in the
East, that he will probably be pro.
noted and given the more important
position at KoFe, Japan. Mr. Miller
will remain at his home a couple Of
weeks when he will 90 to Washington
/ to report personally to the President
and the State Department after whicl
he will return to Oregon and thorc'
back to his station in the East
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1904-12-22

Tho Crescent City News gives the
account Of distressing accident in
that town on Sunday evening, Decem-
ber 4, in which William g. Vincent
lost his life. An electric light wire
became loosened from tho bracket
that was nailed to tree In front
OF the Vincent house and grounded
and was burning the tree, Fearing
that u might set fire 10 his house.
M. Vincent went out aud attempted
with his baro hands to pull tho wire
from the tree. He failed as Ia usually
tho case, when inexperienced persons
handle live wires, and was instantly
killed, aud one hand burned Off aud
the other hand burned to q crisp be-
fore no could bo removed. Ho left
wife aud one child.
Morris Savage, Of Savage Bros. who
operate a steam sawmill on Louise
creek, four miles from Grants Pass,
was in the city Saturday with load
Of lumber, most of which was clear
stuff for boat building. Savage
| Bros, are now running their mill
and expect to operate II the greater
part OF the time this winter, though
with small crow. In the spring.
they will put on full force Of mon
and run their mill on full time.
They now have over 30, 900 feet OF
fine lumber in the dry for early do.
livery next spring. They are now
delivering 90 600 feet of lumber TO
the Lucky Queen mine which Is be-
ing used In the construction Of a
quartz mill at that mine.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1904-12-22

no means so valuoless AZ Is commonly
supposed. Tho furs bring from 90 to
20 cents each and tho oil Is Of con
extraordinary 10 catch five or six Of
the auimals In one nights hunt. the
profit Of the enterprise is apparent.
A good dog that understands his bust
ness, Is necessary adjunct to insure
success In capturing the game and as
they are fortunate enough to be proyid-
cd with the highest quality of canine
aid, the boys will continue to make
money as long a. the game is
plentiful.
s. NJ. Weston and his son, @. f.
Weston, finished last week planting
aayeu acres Of hops on their ranch on
Rogue river, three and half miles
"a acres to hops, they having planted "a
acres two years ago. A fine crop was
gathered this year, part OF which
they sold for % cents a pound and
balance for 27h cents per pound,
thus giving handsome profit.
Their land is Of the best sandy
joan river bottom and the hops
grow very largo aud Of FIRST quality.
Mr. Weston aud his son will add ber-
~ growing to their work and will
/ plant TWO acres to Logan and Dew
| berries This tract is near the bank
of Rogue river and Is suh.irrlgated
and the soil Ia largely sand, thui
making II warm 10 mature the berrie'
farly Tho land Ia now COyprrd will
brush which will be out of this win
toi and the berry vines will be planted
early In the spring.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1904-12-22

DR.. ]. l. Montgomery of Condor has
located in Grants Pass and will prao.
tice medicine.
I. J. Boyd, manager of the Herald
left Wednesday for San Francisco.
H. S. SweDson of Retzville, Wash.
arrived last week to take charge of
the paper.
+. E. Henneman has been at Wolf
Greek with a view to securing mining
property. He returned to Tacoma
Sunday to make final arrangements
toward locating IN Josephine county.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. W. Cooley and
daughter arrived last week from Port
land to make their home in Grants
Pass. Mrs. Cooley has opened
dressmaking parlor on I'd and L
streets.
Thos. Rowley, for the past six or
eight months working at the govern
ment jetty at the mouth of tho
Columbia, is visiting friends at Le.
land. lie will return to his work
the 2Sth.
G., p. Jester, Southern Pacific agent
for Grants Pass, left this Wednesday
on vacation trip during which he
will visit his mother at Halsey and
relatives at Portland and on the
Sound. Mr., Jester expects to be gone
about month or six weeks and to
take complete rest, for his work has
been very exacting and contlning.
During Mr. Jester's absence, a. b.
Cornell will be acting agent with the
other boys of the office all to step up
a notch on a temporary promotion.
Judge ]. o. Booth returned Satur-
day from Salem where he had been to
attend the annual meeting of the
Oregon Good Roads Association. In
the election Of officers, Judge Booth
was made vice president of the As
sociation. On motion Of Judge
Booths, the Association will hold
four meetings each year hereafter
and in the selection of places, Grants
Pass was given one meeting, which is
to be held within the next month or
two. The date will be fixed so soon as
speakers and program can be arrang-
ed for.
G. @. Higgins, who has been &C.
oupying the Episcopal parsonage, is
selling his household effects and ex-
poets TO leave next week with his
family for California. The removal
of Mr.. and Mrs. Higgins from Grants
Pass is occasioned by the long illness
of their little daughter, Virginia, and
medical aid not availing, they have
decided to take her to warm, dry
climate. Mr.. Higgins has been in
the mining business and is largely
interested in the Baby mine, of
which company he is manager. Mr..
Higgins has no definite plans as to
the future, but he hopes to again
take up his residence in Southern
Oregon.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1904-12-22
THE LOCAL HAPPENINGS
Brief Notes and Items Of Interest
and Importance.


Mrs Minnie Cooley OF Portland,
located at the residence Oh Dr' Cnhp-
man corner 20 ana street VII 90
Dres'makiAR ana Ladies. 4allofihg
IN am up-to-dnte manner eiYo her q
h. W. Ryan is having al aanI'iiolih
llz!G feet bnilt 20 hia hihckHmith
shop which be VIII -us1 Tor bis wood
working department lili business
has 20 Increased tho pha, ythr thht
more shop room was rlnIted 70
properly handle Ma blacksmith ana
wagon work
A,i,iab Apiarv a yeal tuotyn
g-nsrman and LosfIai.gss fJau Lower
R,g1o Riyrr I,s I.r.f.I iu Grants
pats and viII t.gfp l...Yy wIon
tL. srasop orrp. Jnuu.re Mr.
Anberv H. nov b1ildu,H fshboat Of
the same siz3 and duirH bs thoae
used on the eolrl ""i.ia i'l .as'N'YN
hshihB'
East Asblaud aud Barron af.cincta
yy.ro ioioed os "a district ID t1le ou
rr.hiiition at u,u lntu g.U.rll cleo.
t,op ,ns i'm Easr t.nlard Ue vote
wgs had Al "A r..,1l s...i5u os fbe
Jackson county rnuI. u.r c..gl do.
riard 10 issue no .fdef ol tI.ll1Iuon
Ias tbe law mat0s u1 rmgI ion Ia
one ofatie y0t.
| an oil painting t.sJ attracted
| favorable notice E.5 ou dlFpay
Saturday in tic G.mg. Calhoun
/ Company's show window Iua paint
ing was executed by Mrs. Harry
Andrews and WAS mads from % pgpoil
prsna S Eivcr a. f.r Golden Drift
NJ, I,om,,ry d ja onits com.
.'t..tt .i'''.5 - ALL agJ giy,s tut r.ryesrn.
l.'o -, th@ iiii. III 5nd tb- riyrf nboyo
,t,'pn ,ao da,, W. ,b", " giycs T., tri. waterfall
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1904-12-22
Attention.! Children
MAnsHrIELD, Oregon, December Goth, 1904.


|EAR FRIENDS
I'm stuck in the mud up here and cannot get to Grants
lass before New Years Day. Sorry to disappon you but
can't be helped. hope you will be well by that time,
nd if you will send your name address, street number
nd the full name OF your parents to me- addressed to me
of
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1904-12-22

A. v. Barnard Undertaken.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1904-12-22
SANTA CLAUS.

most severe pain in fye minutes,
while at the same time it is harmless.
tasteless, will not purge or disturb
the stomach, and has no unpleasant
after effects. Wright's Paragon
Headache Cure may be relied upon as
being entirely free from anything OF
an injurious nature, and is absolutely
without a rival.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1904-12-22
|. l. COE & co. The BIG STORE

If you live out of town, I'll leave your package at H.
Coe Co.'S Big Store and you can get 1t there at any
me after New Years Day.
But Remember
Send at once your and address plainly written
n postal card to SANTA CLAUS care OF R, L. Coe Co.,
Ind be sure to be AT HOME December 3ls so I'll know
here to find you.
If YOU know of any little girl or boy who hasn't got
Inv shoes or who is hungry write me about them and I'll
Zee what can do for them.
SANTA CLAUS.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1904-12-22
A aIui.tur, vssuviu, in Your Head.

Indigestion, insomnia, overwork,
bay be the possible cause Of your
adache, but WRIGHT'S PARA
FON HEADACHE CURE is as GER
bin as the sun rise. No scientific
|uth more wonderful than the
(aount Of positive relief contained
one small Wafer Of Tablet. Down
Is the cure, away goes the head
be, up go your SPIRITS. That is the
;ocess. The most desirable feature
this medicine is in its immediate
ton, as 1t will generally relieve the
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1904-12-22
For SnIe

Household furniture, consisting Of
steel range, good heater, solid oak
dining table, mahogony davenport,
ircn beds and many other articles.
Apply at Episcoral rectory, D street.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1904-12-22
What a Little Money Will Do
-WITH-
Sherman & ireland, the Real Estate Men

No. 27S-sl6O0 will buy four acres
of excellent river bottom land, in
the edge OF town. two acres of which
are in choice fruit Has now house
of six rooms, cellar, woodshed. etc,
all we'll painted, thee hrst.class
chicken houses and parks, good we'll
and windmill with 1900 gallon tank.
Lot piped. An ideal chicken farm.
Must be sold soon.
No. s5-s25OO will buy a High
Land Fruit Farm Of so acres adjoin-
ing town. Six excellent springs Of
water thereon from which the most
Of tue place can be irrigated About
5000 tiers Of Oak, Fir and Laurel fire
wood on place.
Residence lots in any part Of th
purchaser. Call upon or write us.
sherman q Irela ROQ
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1904-12-22

Medium Sweets little larger In size ..... ........
Good Washington Navals ls.......................
Washington Navas. Fancy ............. .
Washington Navas, extra fancy y...................
~OSVahu's' 10 and fSc q
Lemons, best thin skin, per dozen. n.........
Fancy Apples .......... ........7, to sr 90 per
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1904-12-22

Peters ammunition is absolutely de-
pendahle-it shoots where you aim
II you don't get the game it isn't tho
fault Of Peters ammunition.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1904-09-29
Democratic Candidates,
Continued from First Page.

tain. In order to maintain this
standing the strictest economy has
been necessary and every dollar Of
the taxpayers money has been
made to return its full value. The
road question has been serious
problem and while much more
money was needed for road pur-
poses the state laws have absolute
~ tied the hands of commissioners.
The law provides that not to ex-
coed six mills shall be levied for
road purposes and this sum on
on our entire taxable property
would not yield SO per mile for the
public roads in the county. But
little can be done with such sum
and good roads can never be had
until the county is bonded or q
different road law enacted by the
Legislature.
On the whole the candidates pre-
sented by the democratic party are
men whose sterling qualities will
appeal to our best citizenship.
They are-men whose records will
bear the closest investigation and
who under trying circumstances
have proven themselves both COM
petent and honest.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1904-09-29
THE STREET FAIR

Good Attendance, Good Attrac
tons But Light Exhibition.
Grangeville's fourth annual fail
opened yesterday and while the
shows are better than the average
the exhibits are noticably short.
The number and size Of booths on
Main street is not nearly 90 great
as'in former years and in the live
stock department the number OF
animals is also small. Most Of the
exhibits were not put in place
yesterday and todsy's work will
greatly improve the appearance Of
things. What there il, however,
is good and visitors will have an
opportunity to learn that Idaho
county can really produce much Of
merit.
The attendance was fairly good
yesterday and with fair weather
the remainder of the week there is
no reason why the fair will not be
a success. The balloon ascension
and free exhibitions kept every
body busy and the remainder of the
week promises much Improvement.
The balloon ascension will be made
each afternoon with an illuminated
ascension Saturday night.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1904-09-29

the appearance and convenience ol
our main thoroughiare.
Another crowded house wit.
messed ". Edgar Graham's Dram
attic company present because
I Love YOU ct the Odd Fellows
hall Friday night. The perfor-
nance was we'll received and every
body got their moneys worth.
They will appear each night this
week with several new plays and
deserve . liberal patronage.
Now is the time to buy your
summer fall and winter supplies
while the roads are good and prices
right;we have bought in such largo
quantities that We are able to
Wholesale everything in our great
department store at prices salts
factory to ell. Give us q call. All
mail orders receive our prompt
attention. Big Buffalo cash store.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1904-09-29
Remains Taken Home.

John w. Ritter, OF New Castle
Colo, returned Tuesday fro n
Bnffslo Hump with the remains Of
his brother, Chas. Ritter, who was
lost in q snow storm nearly four
years ago, and left for Austin, Mo.
where they will be finally inferred.
The remains were positively identi-
fed as those OF the unfortunate
young man and there is no longer
q doubt as to the manner in which
he came to his death. He had cut
his name on q tree and his knife
was fonnd lying at a point where
he had last tried to make some
record OF his misfortunes. He had
also cut a date but it was impossi-
bic to read it. 1t is believed that
the marks were made the third day
after his start from the Hump.
during which time he could have
had neither food nor rest.