davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Beans and Seeds.

Dealers report that In the northern sections
of the State the rain has caused holders Of
Beans 20 feel very weak but that down in the
southern Lima district the rain has not thus
far been heavy enough to create any weakness
in this sort. BayOs, Pinks and small Whites
are weak and large Whites are still lower.
BEANS-BayOs. 81 25Q2 80: Pea So; But
ters. So so; small White. 50 1903; large White.
Lima IS 1908 30: Red Kidneys, 81 25Q4 so,
BIackeye 81 1892 % per ctl: Horse Beans,
$2q2 90.
SEEDS-Brown Mustard SO 30: Yellow Mus
tard So 65G2 so: Flax 81 S0d1 90: Canary,
5G5Ac for Eastern; Alfalfa, 14d14%c: Rape.
Ia Q2c: Timothy. 6G615e; Hemp, 3A 931ac~ per
ID; Millet. 3d315c: Broom Corn Seed. S2oq21
DRIED PEAs-Blackeye. So 25Q2 so per ell.
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Decidnous and Citrus Fruits.

Owing to the cloudy and threatening wealth
er trade in the fruit market was very quiet
and prices of all descriptions were without
quotable change. Aside from a limited de-
mand for the large sizes OF Navels there was
practically nothing doing in Oranges and the
auction which announced for yesterday
was postponed until Monday
Strictly fancy Apples were still rather scarce
and such stock was in good request at steady
prices. Supplies OF the cheaper grades We're
plentiful. but not excessive and quotations
were unchanged.
APPLEs-s1 75a2 per box for extra
fancy. 81 25a1 80 for ordinary fancy S5c4$1
for choice and 5OG75c for common.
PEARS Winter Nellis from cold storage,
81 1892 per box.
CITRUS FRUITS-Navel Oranges. 81 5O92
per box for fancy 81 2561 rs for choice and
50cGS1 for standar rds: Seedlings. 5OcdS1:
Tangerines, 75cQ$1 so per box; Lemons. 81 IS
az so for fancy, 81 25d1 so for choice and
75cd$1 for standard; Grape Fruit. 81 50q2 so;
Mexican Lines S4d4 80; Bananas, $l92 per
bunch for Hawaiian and S2d2 80 for Central
American: Pineapples. 81 5od2 so per dozen for
Central American and $365 for Hawaiian
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the large handlers say that the several large
lines now on the way down the coast from
the north have all been sold prior to arrival
BRAN-S21622 per ton.
MIDDLINGS-S2 50G29 per ton.
SHORTS-S21G22 per ton.
FEEDSTUFFS-Rolled Barley. S23 50d24 so
per ton: Oilcake Meal at the mill. S29 5O631 /:
Ioobing So SoeoanSt Ut Sake SzIazz; :oo,Scn Sorn
Mixed Feed. s21 5Od22 80: Horse Beans. $3OG
40 per ton; Broom Corn Feed. 9Oc per ctl.
HAY-Wheat. S15d1S: Wheat and Oat. S14R
II; Oat $14d17: Wild Oat S14d16: Barley.
S12G14 so; Stock nominal-none here; Alfalfa,
$12G13 90 per ton.
STRAW-5O4T5c per bale.
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Provisions.

Chicago was weak and wires to Mitchell
Mulcahy & Co. said that Southern specuIa-
tors were loaded up. and the break in cotton
was doing them no good. Receipts OF Hogs
continue large.
Local dealers reported more hrmness TO
this market with a possibility of some
changes in quotations before long. At pres
ent there is change.
CURED MEATS-Bacon, 1O1ac per 10 for
LAG for extra light and 16c for sugar-cured; &;
Eastern sugar-cured Hams El5c: California
Hams 121L613c: Mess Beef S11 so per bbl;
extra Mess, SI2912 so; Family. s13; prime
Mess Pork, SIC; extra clear. S24; Mess. SIS;
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Livestock Market.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. Feb Receipts.
1900; the market was slow and steady;
good 10 prime steers, $5q5 90; poor to
medium 81 25d4 so; stockers and feeders
50 35G4 10. cows, 81 5O14 25: heifers. S29
/ so: Gamers 81 5OG2 40; bulls 81 75d4 10;
calves So 50d7 %.
HOGs-Receipts to-day. 10000; Tomorrow
%, COO: steady to lower; MIXED and butchers
81 so0s4 AZ. good to choice heavy. 81 90H5;
rousb heavy. 81 s0G4 90: light, 81 3004 40;
bulk Of sales. 81 s0p4 90
sHEEP-Receipts 5000; sheep and lambs
steod,. good TO choice wethers, $4d4 so; fair
10 choice mixed So 1914: Western sheep So so
as; native lambs $4q5 rs; Western lambs.
81 50d6.
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Family Retail Market.

Retail prices have changed but little since
last week Mutton is still high and viii un-
doubtedly continue so for some time. as good
fat stock is scarce owing to the recent drought
in the southern part of the State Most kinds
of fresh garden Vegetables are still beyond
the purse of the average housewife. but they
may be more plentiful from now on, as ram
has been falling in the growing districts
The best ranch Eggs are plentiful ana un-
changed. while the lower grades are higher.
Butter stands exactly the same as quoted last
week -,
Poultry Game and Fish are abundant. with
prices unchanged
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Ne7v York Metal Market.

NEW YORK. Feb. 5.-Tin had sharp ad-
vance in the London market to-day as the re-
suit of speculative considerations. closing with
spot at e1 Is Cd net higher at e126 los while
futures advanced s1 20 9126 IS. Locally tin
was hrmeT. in sympathy with the foreign
gains closing at S27 S0G2S %.
Copper was firm abroad, spot advancing 5s to
ESQ Is Cd in the London market. with futures
2s Cd higher at E55 12s Cd. Locally conDer was
unchanged. Lake is quoted at $I2 715fI12 62I5
electrolytic at s12 25Gl2 80 and casting at
So 121kd12 3Iiz
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Flour and MHStufS.

FLOUR-California Family Extras 81 6o6
4 SIS usual terms; Bakers Extras, 81 5094 so:
Oregon and Washington. SO oOa4 20 per bbI for
Family and So 9064 40 for Bakers.
MILLSTUFFS-Prices in packages are as
follows: Graham Flour So 25 per 100 lbs /:
Rye Flour SO rs Rye Meal So: Rice Flour
81: Corn Meal. SO 25; extra cream do 81; Oat
Groats s4 so; Hominy $4Q4 %: Buckwheat
Flour 81 5O674 rs; Cracked Wheat So rs: Fa-
rina S4 So; Whole Wheat Flour. So 90; Rolled
Oats. bbls. 81 25GS so; in sacks. So 759S 10;
Pearl Barley. Sc; Split Peas. boxes. 81; Green
Peas S. so per 100 lbs.
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Lead was unchanged at 81 45G4 so in the To-
cal market and at ell 5s in London
Spelter was unchanged both here and abroad,
closing locally at 81 90Q5 and at e21 los in
London.
Iron closed at 50s if Glasgow and As 715d il
Middlesboro Locally iron nominally un-
changed No ! foundry. Northern. s15d16; No.
. foundry Northern, S14G15; No. l foundry,
Southern and No. l foundry Southern, soft.
Sl3 T5Gl4 %
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Dry Sailed Pork lie: Pig Pork. $2T; Pigs
Feet, 50 %. Smoked Beef 15c per H.
LARD-Ticrces quoted at &c per ID for
compound and 94$c for pure half barrels. pure.
93ac; lob tins zoe: 5-lb tins. 1Oisc 3-lb tins.
10l4c-
COTTOLENE-One half barrel 91sc; three
half barrels. &c; one tierce. S7sc. two tierces.
sac; five tierces, sac per h.
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WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
ElEEEAET u.


TIE pressure has risen rapidly over the
nlrthern half of the Pacific Slope and has
fallen rapidly over the valley Of the Colorado
A cold wave Is passing over the inter
mountain section and southwark over Arizoaa
and NeH Mexico.
The temperature viii fal rapidly IN Eastern
snd- Southern California and frost warnings
late been Issued FOR The northern portion OF
rle state
rain has fallen over the entire southwest
ard heavy snow Is reported from the mountains.
High winds DreVaSl generally over the val
ley re- the Colorado ana eastward.
A. san Diego a maximum wind velocity Of
ri i.rtE-siX miles per hour from the southeast
ls reported being the highest wind al that
point il eighteen years
Forecast made al san Francisco for thirty
hoars ending midnight. February G:
Northern Calt0rula-Clearng colder Satar-
dag, with heavy frosts in the morning; light
ICrfhery winds.
So .hern California Clearing. colder Satur-
Car- light north wind
NcEada-Fair Saturday. much colder
san Francisco and vfcinitv--Clearing. colder
s .utday. light fr0sts in the morning; light
north wind = O.. McADIE.
District Forecaster
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EASTERN MARKETS.
Nee York Money Market.

g sew YORK. Feb Mooney on call easy.
1a.a2 DeF cent; clqS-ng bid. IA Per cent;
offered 81 ? per cent- Time loans firm
si1@y days. 3tz04 per cent: ninety days, 4
rer cent. siz months, 4l46sia per cent Prime
mercantile paper. 4l505h per cent Sterling
exchange. steady. with actual business in
bankers bills ar - - 5J04 50 90 fcr demand
and ar - - 9oa4 50 f0r sizty-day bills
Posted rates. 50 SIS and s. SCG4 s0iz- Com
lllercial bills, - S2iaaa 625s. Bar silver
s5 tzc. Mexican dollars. &c Government
D-nls. STEADY; railroad bonds. heavy.
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

CHICAGO. Feb 5.-On the Produce Ex-
change today the butter market lrm.
CreamerIes. 15d24c; dairies, l31aQ20c Eggs.
Cheese easier 915G101ac.
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Bank ClearingS.

NEW YORK, Feb. 5.-The following table,
compiled by Bradstreet shows the bank clear
ings at the principal cities for the week ended
February 4, with the percentage of increase
and decrease as compared with the correspond
ing week last year:
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Cash Gram and Provisions.

CHICAGO. Feb. Cash quotations as
follows: Flour, firm No. spring wheat, IS
@9sc; No. 3, s0as2e; No. red; s21Sqose; No.
43H G43%c: No . white, 4512c; No. rye.
G2lsc: good feeding barley ley s994oc; fair to
choice mailing. 4SG5sci No haXseed 81 II;
seed. 50 Is: mess pork, per barrel, s13 500
IL 62I5: lard, per 100 lbs, 81 $500 3712 short
Iboxed). S6 75@6 ST15 whisky. basis of high
r.ires 81 y. clover. contract grade. $40 15Q11.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-06
London Closing Stocks.

Bar silver-Uncertain. 25&d per ounce.
Mouey-1A d2A per cent.
The rate Of discount in the open market for
short bills is pa d2fk per cent and for three
months bills 27kG2 1915 per cent.
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Northern Wheat Market.

OREGON
PORTLAND. Or, Feb 5.-WHEAT-walla
Walla, 75c; bluestem. sOGS1c; valley, 79dsOc.
WASHINGTON.
TACOMA. Feb. 5.-WHEAT = Unchanged.
Bluestem soc; club 75c.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-06
Hay and FeedStnfS.

Dealers in Hay report weakness yet on
account of the rain, which is very beneficial.
but has not thus far been heavy enough to de-
press quotations.
Bran and Middlings continue very firm and
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-06

TACOMA, Feb. 5.-Clearings. $3.50. .s2s; bal
ances $50. .S11.
PORTLAND, Feb 3. - Clearings $40 267 4.
balances $33. 265.
SPOKANE, Feb. 5. = Clearings, $sss, POP;
balances, $59, 400
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-06

Balances paid in cash. tNot included in TO-
tails because of no comparison for last wear
mot included in totals because containing other
items than clearings.
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Weather Report.

l2lth 1Ieridian-Pacihc Time)
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 5-5 p. m.
~re following are the seas7raI rainfalls 10
6lls as compared with those OF the same
tare lazr season and rainfall IN last twenty
-.ur h~-rs-
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-06

In January. 1903. the exports were S49.66l
centsIs valued az S1-2l6661. In that month
s25. .CSs centaIs. valued al $3.50 500 went 10
GEat Britain and 421,92t centals, valued al
seq ia. o. Australia.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-06
Total sales..-...-52O.To 200

NEW YORK. Feb. 3 Bond transactions.
United Railways Of San Francisco, 25.00C at
791a 1000 ~
AMERICAN CAN COMPANY.
Common. 3A bid: asked. Preferred, 80 bid;
"a asked
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Exports Of BarIey.

The expo Is in January. 1905. were 152.312
certals valued az SIS. 454. During the same
month in 1902 the exports exclusive Of the
shipments 10 the Hawaiian Islands. were l69,-
1-a len-als. valued an S157 .32l
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-06
Miscellaneous Markets.
st. LomS Wool Market.

nm grades, combing and clothing, 17GI9e;
light fine, 16G17Iac heavy fine, 12q1415c; tub
washed. 2OQ3Olsc.
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Northern Business.

SEATTLE. Feb. 5. - Clearings. $691 $780,
balances, $226, 200.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-06

UNITED STATES BONDS.
Ria Askf Bid.As
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COatinued ON Page Fourteen.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-06
STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE.

FRIDAY. Feb. So p. m
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-06
Wheat Exports in January.

he exports of wheat from san Francisco by
ir January were as follows;
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-09-15
Wrblrnaber yldbte beim 9aflcN.-

Illus Rem gort piro bsrltte.; Eurb
Slten IL 6rl. eliidbetb Bath Don
Ponnt Senon ium aruppeI laporo,f
SllnI S1oheu lang bat ols ul1e W\
Den lali d0io!ut bllilo, ols 9auer \
liltst. erlt ieBt it lie i'm Stanoe G.
wtli1 gu iprekn. Sls siasnar,ioe
lln9lut lrng Fblp Rln ,lrtln luoIri.
Bats eins 5aEfs beia tte, ,u. gint ls.
tenslutiIs skiclitlit war bsiiammsn
uno ,R Rdohea itlua ahi Wruuo ei.
ner Senertuna Die aenattt iuuroe, siH
heIles satcn ali 0ier0el barh cine
aoer i'm Vrbirp uno Ole llnaliiilibs
linrsle, iuis pom Stlaa 9,riibrt. su 30.
o,H. 0ernprrda,nos Spejialilten baku
oas Dtaoasa IN Ssbaaoluug ssbabt.
Ss aelfern lag irl. sdtb mi ihein.
toot in Der eltcrlaen Wobnuna, 20.
l20 Sautb Ctr. Mount Yernon. Sic
1T mob ihelIueiis seidbmt uuo bic gt.r;.
te beflrhied. oaB lie jsltIebsns eiu
3riipp,l blsIbeu MIRO.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-09-15
KoeIstown.

2ebts gDOte war man bsim 6errn
stephan Sanobotbs HsIblq am Vtolai.
iss iotsn. Dibrsno slaer glant tam
Elm Helisnosr 0err uno bat um HUI
mariuna. 0isisr 6srr par Nismano
aaors als 8euotisr Stord init isinsm
Sdno.l unterm Arn. Rohoem 6,
ireunolias Auiuabms asiunofn. ihsnt.
tssr Der dumlIie en- ,Isinss .Sobn4en.
8ratulirsn!.,
9nsmal battle Ssrr Stora uidt ui,l
,3sit iia lanas aui,ubaIt,n. sr wuros
alsbalo wisbsr auissioroert psiierJu.
asben. Ssin rddltsr Ysiu1 aoli benz
DARN s,Obn paasuboii. 9a Scooter
Siprn iibsrau frsunoli4s Auinabms
Dno,t, 10 ains Ct QUO oa ni4t forl Oh
ne Gin Ysideni ,u bintstladen. "
tintrIkb oortisIbt ,bsnfuus sin,n
iltinsn StammhaltU. unisfe bisli'
asp BlldnSniNs!
Die 6srr.n .. Bar uno D. RIssp.
peI bsoabsn ii@ naA st. Youis thrills
Vst4ditstalher. tbsils bic 8sliaus'
hsauns idsnsH..
Or So6p 3eini& beaab i'd na4
'0aRias titp. ~ Isine 9ottet, yip.
s&psdltiStu 30 tsiu6en. 'Gst.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-09-15

-ptp Hrari psnntlpalo pY @fta
mar qT Spnntag bier NM Ssitrds'
fir bic iaibOluhs Stride pi:fis bort 80
bqRn,im asariie itebsn.,u iammsln.
SRI. Nnionia 4iMasr bic isit
msbIsren Rpnatsu IN ct. ,2ouis IN
fHpIt war,isarts aF Ei.njtas in W.
atiiaus ihisr S4weIisraiirber suriif.
-Ssrr Ssiurih Sdlustsr Der nod
thinner in pinn on or Wsstbooijisn
| sfirds bsi%iitist if par am SOnntaa
,aiitihiEeu Nplar bier bspsn Ssiniaen
-1p Dsrr.n GOnrao guers. Ben
,Rsboasn unb 81. Narp Shults uou
9gsit Yoint Rtb. lanstsn am Dpnnfrs'
tas bier On UNI 9e,wanots uno 6rsau.
rt su kiuasn.
-N0raai lJrsitus) bsaibt lid
Dsrr peinLid 0nusuer nad Sshsrior
slip. mo- u i'm 9abtn Der 6irma
Ql,olmsp,r uno Sruns als Saoenois.
nsr thdtig isin miro.
Die Ssrren Wsrnfr uno 2usdsn'
bpH uno SObannssmspsr uerianotsu
am WOntaa orei GdrlaOunsn Tist
nca ben e.. 9ouiisr Wlartt. ebsn.
ials uetianote 6ermann Siltsmsper
elne garlaDuns oortbin.
Gle Ss:rsn 3. u. OubrOuillst.
.. Z. Suslsntrop, j. j. SueIlentrop
uno Die 6tl. piaru 8OUs, ptap 6laua-
gan. Massis SueusntrOp bon 9nlI
uerbraAtsn am Sonntas NaAmittass
sinlas Stunotn III nnisr Stdotben.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-09-15
pienna.

l0. sept. f904.
0trr Yet,r Eai uno galttUs
Shulis iumsn lsBte lpobs BON Man-
tato Ninu. uni GtrWanots uno We.
tdnnts 81 bsiutsn. prrr Sant tsbrs
ts balo wisosr ,iriid. Hrau ohulie
9sbsnIt sine 3silllnS bel Nrau Sran,
S.bwari ibrer 5ohter ~ osripeilsn.
6rl. 0arid 6uael wlr eialds Wo'
tsn gum Ysiude ibrss Srussrs Batter
6uasl, bier.
RaansW sr einsH arobartisen gc'
taui DON Snb. XafttIHerM II. l.. NJ.
asuabt bat. bat uas Sobana Bui4'
maaa uerla Nsa unb II ndt O'8ssns
Ylain& 80. Ctla. per,oaen. Seine bel'
oen >obus pslnri& uno Naton 10 ipie
,,oispb Otto soasu aa yanos nod
O'2eens. Ctld. IS nabm ben iun'
asu psrrea l6 1a9e. @n lie itrsi'
ben. fao lie iriid uno Seiuno bort
anaelanst.
9lm 5. oisiss Monais ing bic Yiarr'
iops aup ole publits Sduls bier an.
3um ptissu uno Sden 1T IS berr'
ltss leeier uno Der Yooen IN gutter
9eriqlGns.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-09-15
GimgrfanSt.

Eis glntwort auf mslueu alrtltsl
bonn /. olsies MoEals habs lib Qelsien.
Oa bisb Is oss 9ommlNdrs pHIbt lit
slniad ole. tbus rsdt uno itsue ME.
mano. Gas III aud msiu llioilo.
0abe id osnn llnreht ssiban oosr Se-
mano III msInem 2eOtn sSibeut2 llno
oann bisB IS wsiier, Wlausr nm ben
Gonptp 9sborenoes GlyeT1um ss3o-
gen uao be srsse &ei4malsrt 'pn,osn,
peRen 3fldt mgr q Oa oielss 81 be-.
linosrn. Ga muB id isgsn oab es
ni1i bamals neine YaiHf mar, oas
;u psrblIosrn. Osnn Ole 3siI mar i'd
tsin sae-gOmmindl mO baits nldts
,a ja9si. unO ss lit ia not irib as.
aaa Slayer ~ isin uao baum miro lit
idOn Elm Rl1tsr hnosa. limo oani
mlb Der UpltsblatImann wobl niht
lusii aus bem EOrf @slppalia asiuei,n
lem. iOnit botts sr lDOpl bemsrisn iou.
nen oab Die StsnsIISsn gSsas nod
Dlel 11lsptel 1slell wR Die Tanonro'
ben oes ioriss. 50, 0err VJlts.
Ulatimaun III tueiB loon .uds los III,
unisr %oao BOB II oi4 3u nabe on
oeinsm Seiienwe9s stlommsn, oenslt
uislelNt In bdtte ibm oas aeiast. J1
babe ibm niats 9eloSt. wie uno no er
i'm Soris Wetpbalia arbeitsn iclie,
'par au4 ni4t nDtbis bsnn mas ou
uno ID bon Hoao urOsikn ,uiHsn, oas
luubs r l9op Dor ~ Saprsn. llno
i'd muB iassn, pas ct oa 9etban bat.
1T gum YQrtbeile Der 2anoitrabe nno
lusnn Is quo sin Iepuolitansr ut
Ben. Sdauwsdsr.
(Numerhins: Ta Der yollsbIattmann
niSt Sabslm IT, uiro CT nd4fie Duds ant.
wpyten. y. b.S.)
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-09-15

3ererfe eiebesbrief. Wis
nesiuuosn" wuros folssnosr Shrsi si=
.ilss ssluiltsn 0er;ens .eihaslissrt"
.Msln llebsr pstsr. SD era9iis bic
iftDsr III nlsins Sauo rno iaras pm
Dir paar 3silsn iu itrsibtn. Dds Bit
Die ,padr 3eI!sn bel Der befsn ejsluno.,
belt NIB aRuntst anlrsnsu moasn. Sic.
Der Sstsr Dai II Der srfs Srisilen
iuas lb Dir jeBt idrslbsn pcros. 9isbsr
Yetsr Slsba ou wis gut lh Dir bin
msin lilger Better msin Oerj Tsin en-
esl1su uno D IN iiiBsn Wtuno uno sin
|, zen auB Den lh noh BON Dir bdbsn
mohte mein lsbsr Yster penn ib nes
W0ratns erlpabe 10 osnte ih alsib an
Dir Tam or ME ps,gsli,u ib mShtt
INNER bel DIR gDsuu i1 bel Der glrbeit
bin 10 oeuts Id INNER ert Ill Dir i'd
tdnn Dir garuitl uersentn Qttin Ser.
;en msln Slubtsn uno apfs mas ou
not bit ih lueIs nial nebr luas ih
itrslDeu ipl onlt bate itn Dir mob
msbr gcltarIebeu aul dao,ts mabl!"
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-09-15
QoMes

Der janas petsr Yruns mar am
leBteu Samitag 'No Sqnntag beu1s-
wsiis in CHM.
-Nalbias &alisl bon 81. 9ouis
luar mshrere Gage 8ait Der camille
Sen Sdaefer.
%. M. 9usdeNboii UOn 6uebur9
mar Sreitag uno Samtag aei4dfts'
balbsr bier.
-perr unp SSxau 9luguif 6eislsr
apn apslbtpwn warsn am gljltwod
Eijhdfte iusasn bier.
-Sodw. Batter Mudsrmann ttbrte
an Woniaa nab lsiasm Wirlnnss'
lrslie GabOiia, suriid,
-7ie 6stren Susc 9einsn unb
Gpnrao arautmann bsiaposn lid am
Sonhtag ssi4aftsbalbsr bier
- 6ptslbsiibsr 9lusub Sdauwsder
bon Gotlbiowa befano id am Sans
tag in Ssalcitur9 elnss n2rummsrs"
bier.
-6rl. Garolina ShIueisr Die lib
einiae g8pdsp III st. 9ouis duiGislt,
tebrte am Samitas iu Den Jlrl9sn sa'
rad.
-Sptp. Saifr 9ispsnbrod in gt.
alsituna isinsr Stipslisr 6rI. gis,e
rsiiisn am Gisuiias na1 Der Weltaus-
fellun9siiact.
, -Ssrr Ii.bslm 6ubsr bat isln,
Ssrrp iibcr ben Glase 6Iub bel eills-
! tOpu oil sinsn Wlann 9lamsns X.
glaGburn Dsrpadtt.
: --am Tliiippd riits 0su Ben
9elIos in ysslsituns islnes Sobpss
nah ct. Qouls I'M Die WeitausbsGuna
in Nusenidsiu su nsbmsn.
-als ssne bic Ra6rlneHsr ssiAdrii
iu bohen pltitm. moasn lflbe iu
nisinsm Siono@ bringsn.
Gnion Siraihdus,
-6err gmil Tfrds uno i}.au 10.
ipis 0p. Guue nuo 6rau Don J,iisr.
ioG Giip beiu4tsu ON Sonntaa bitii
AZ &rwanotsn nab fgsunos.
-@sltausnsaunssbsiu bon bier
lino bseie 9bo6s: Rorl 0ubn. antcn
c>~~ Rvxn,, Ss1kxs( 9lskS< Q4vvos u,,h
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-09-15
9pti;.

Sd babe ieBt Die 2ts,utur :iiir bic
Rutuol elie Sniuraacs SO. iib,rnou.
men, ale rreI4, ihr yebsn osriiterr
wolsn. nosen mir s,ii ipr,aen ,lf
ne lbr s,uen osrtibsrn. oa Die Wutual
gi'e Ole atObts Gumsaup II. iomit IL
lie au6 IN Stenos ole b,ten Rat.s
uno bic bette gstltsruns ju ssbn.
Gttunlspoq,
9snrp @siisrnann.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-09-15
,GunYB Gsust $esilansluns.

u
fir yerbsGUHHs Der Sproa uuo
.@laiN Taas. eAc alsihs Summs
,Mrrae uoH ptn Siirasrn asseitnst.
u. 6. Ia&s puros als auilshsr sr'
.lidrut.
SFf.25 wuyom fir Gstbsisruna
Der eaamois NIB St. SAINTS 3cda
beu's siat. Btasu sint sleihe Sumns
uon Sltiitsllrru ssieihnet. 0enru
Wosbl 'uuros gum aufisher srnanut.
| Ssrmann @sdsnbora muros gum
Auiirbsr srnannt fir StrbsRernra osr
goos Nsup Roao. Glus elsids Suns
me pls Die 9Itlitsasr lsjsltnst. pdr.
be fir Tcrbshsruna Oiefs @saes Tur'
Be BON 9erI ls srlaubt.
NlsM in Sadiun sqmnibip uurps
81 el1sm @ahl preintt .h.ttatlst.
5as tseriht .psrprpnsis paB oas Oiis
Siells Ballot lhr pie glOpsmbtr @abl
bstannt ,geMn4t apsros I'M -Slaae
GOuntp Hspp0lican." nOiaas eouniu
enteyplNs" hnO .llnisrrIii.o Demo-
craft uno isoe sleie 3sltlina EN- orittsl
Der bee6tilttn Hutes oiilir erhaiie.
Yswulldml II:
Senrp Shlaettr iir Anlespna zines
araui:oio geeJss i'm Werihtbpis 14.60
,irau flora glsnt lllr ystDillunl
6p. Shluetsr 24,35
.. j. SultntIne &tt lbulpIs iiir l8s.
oe.Yswlulduud 5000
y. Subroail,t lSaureu ar strns 1900
9. Siedrleoe 800
y. j. NIe Camel JaNrcn iiirs Gountp
29.9U
5. y. GOu9bun 0rudilhsn 80. $50
). ". golboll SaIar e,apnlp Nn:UaIt
10000
). .. 0motliinsH glpsbsiieruns am
gourtbaus l4.00
Supa 6sllers GrudIlaen uao auH'.
aea 600
j. 3. 8rlllet Sars III 9srmen ll.50
D. Wsllies girbell illrs 6puntV ~ 3S
5. W. eUntIl 93aapn iu glrmc $40
j REQ Dt, per NrbelI iur eOuntp Has
.. QsioellrsiA 5aarsn iur Guuutu 3.20
u. YclisuUu,h $40
). 5. 0sllrns 3oao Serapsr iurs
gouniu 2Ut W
J. gpssts Iir 9isais ais JanltOr $3.50
Gltnlis als armsubaus Auiis'
ber 81. 81
W. Gosttlne 6smsni turs Gountp72.45
2lnn ptsrtdutk W. lSaa,rn iur
Arme 8,W
,. 9. 6ind 9risimartsn ~
". ,. Yryan Gi,pts 1ls sSul 9op
mlNioner uno SrtImdrtsn 80 W
0ndpsp grS,p,rs 6abrsn uao erprsss
2.35
Z. !. Sliasr; aieiior W:blbysn q IS
]. j. Yane; ar,asIsn iir alr@e 100
D. 0unpepoal; Sahrtn 1880
Nuaut jfdnlrn; 500
JDlepq SutptHitopj VuuIltg pieti Vrs
blbrrnp 2i3.29
g. S gamb; SbsrrIns 1ebauren
5000.
@roSaeidwOrsu,. (8rano Sutors.)
SeFerion 5ownipip u. Dlltslbauler.
Gruiptprn guuIs Vole, NuI.
Doune uno q. 3. Wdttslps.
Benton 3oluniblp; !. 6 DllIler. D.
W. Wepsr uao ". Vabneler.
WaipiuslOn 6Owniplp: u. ". Na'
bon. ! gSeIlsnlsls.
CHM 5owuIbip: D o'epgcli, Gua,ne
Brett.
s,adion Dsrmaun lRalimanr.
Glsinaeitporsa.. (Pstit 5arors.)
Ssiisrlon dolunibIp: ). j. esab, ..
Hoebl. eorrdo NRsers.
Gramioro 5owniup: ". ). Sobns,
Sobn Wiugrdtb. SOlspb Rostsen, u.
Rour. Spltpb Sprsn9er gouls BON
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-09-15
TO The WORLDS FAIR W.
SITORS,

Cut this out and present TO the Ho
tel lrvington 1860 Olive ST., or to the
Editor Of this paper, together with
81 90 and get Reservation Certificate,
which entities the holder room for
one day. with free baths. all modern
conveniences. West end location, di.
rect car line to Worlds Fair.
From Union Station 20 three
blocks north TO Olive Stree, take car
west on Olive 10 1000 to Hotel Irving
ton.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-09-15
Siinn

las am Samtaa ;u 0oiboa dSat.
baltens Yieule mar BON oen Nad5ar-
orRn aut pertrctsn. gnualt SObn
psters mabte cine isbr pah.nos an'
iprahe. I'm Natmit,al ipIsl'sn uno
bslieateu oi, Gum .aios" bic Yoihcli
nine. Das erssbnib mar l3 gu 10.
Gas Splsl mar pon 9lnians gu eno,
lebr ln.errsilant. Der yoibol pits
her" iou Elm gDirbslpins iein, bob bic
9nu Rios" traisn isine Wnrfe wab'
reno bes Spisles gang iamos.