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The Van Buren press., 1904-06-04
RAACHIhG DAYS IN DAKOTA
President Roosevelt's Daughter to
Visit Hor Fathers Log Cabin.
II IL Among tn. North Dakota Eu-
hibtts IN the Worlds Fair Pal
ace OF Agriculture.

81, Louis. June 2--Bofore leaving St.
Louis. Miss Alice Roosevelt. daughter
OF the president of the United States,
will visit, for the first time. the log
cabin occupied by her father when he
was North Dakota ranohman from
lsS3-lSS6. rhe cabin is part OF the
North Dakota exhibit 10 the Palace II
Agriculture, Last week Miss Roose-
welt signiled her intention OF visiting
the cabin. and she has been formally
invited to do so by Lieut. Gov David
Bartlett, executive commissioner from
North Dakota, who arrived in the city
Tuesday As soon as Miss Roosevelt
fixes the date for her visit, invitations
will be sent the President Francis and
other exposition officials to be present
The Roosevelt log cabin. lear the
center of The Palace Of Agriculture.
stands just as Il stood when It was oc-
cupied by Mr.. Roosevelt IN MS hunt
ing and ranching days near Mcdora. n.
d, II contains two rooms bedroom
and sitting room. each OF which con-
tains articles OF furniture and pieces
OF clothing which belonged TO Mr..
Roosevelt In the bedroom, among 9TH
Ell personal effects. Is a straw hat with
the following inscription in the crown,
placed there by It's owner, "Medora,
1887. r." Other interesting relics IN
this room are Mr.. Roosevelt's rife. top
boots, hunting bag, and leather cnaps.
the latter lined with seGlskin. In tbs
sitting room Ia large red rocking
chair, in which Mr. Roosevelt used tJ
Sit while writing his Hunting Trips OF
Ranchman." On the outside, AT the
southeast corner OF the cabin, Is a NAL
tese cross formed of empty cartridge
shells driven into log by Mr.. Roose-
welt The ranch VAS known as tho
Maltese Cross ranch, Eom his cattle
brand
The cabin was bnl!t in 1883. soon AFT
er Mr. Roosevelt had purchased his
cattle ranch near Iedora, In the bad
lands OF North Dakota II was his
home for three years .tfter the fair
It will be offered 10 President Rooso-
welt and may be moved 10 oyster Bay.
the summer homo OF the president,
The Van Buren press., 1904-06-04
POAcHER'S READY W.T.
so Eloquent and Philosophical That
II overcame the Gravity
Of the Court.

An itinerant player. possessed "
more wit than money, was driven by
hunger to commit the crime OF poaeh-
lng In the neghborhood OF Birming-
ham, and was, unluckily for him, de-
tected In the act and carried before q
bench Of magistrates. relates London
Tit-Bits.
The knight OF the buskin heinX
called on for bis defense, astonished
the learned justices by adapting to
his case Brutus speech to the Romans
on the death OF Caesar In the follow
Ing manner.
"Britons, hungry men and epicures'
Hear me for my cause. and be silent
that you may hear; believe me for
mine honor. and have respect to mlns
honor that you may believe, censura
mo In your wisdom and awake your
senses that you may the better judge.
II thero be any In this assembly. any
dear fricnd Of this hare, to him | say
that u players love for hare 10 no le'Vs
than his II. then, tina, friend demand
why a player rose against hare, this
la my answer Not that | loved hare
less, but | loved eating more. Had
YOU rather this hare were living. and
| had died starving, than that this
hare were dead that might live. a
Jolly fellow As this hare was pretty.
| weep for him, as he was nlmble,
rejoice at H. "a he was plump, honor
him, but as he was ea,able, | sles
him"
Here the gravity Of the court was
Obliged TO give way; prosecutors, spec
ta,ors bench and all burst into laugh
ter and In the end the prosecution was
Withdrawn
The Van Buren press., 1904-06-04
THEMOR0CCAN BANDITS.
other Cbirftnins said to he Com
tcmpistinG tn. kidnapping
of Europeans,

Washington, June At iB stated Al
the state department that several daJ -
w;ll olGpse before The result of tho re-
ports Of the French agents In behalf
Of Ion perdicaris. the captive OF the
Morocco bandits, can he known Re-
ports that other tribal chieftalns are
talking about kidnapping European
tends to confirm the officials here In
lher original reluctance 10 compound
a felony by paying ransom and thus
encourage kidnapping
The Van Buren press., 1904-06-04
IN HORSE CREEK yALiE,.
Terrific Flood Follows q Tremcn-
dous Fail of Rain.

Cheyenne, Wyo.. June 2-Word has
just reached this city of terrific food
which swept down the valley Of Horse
creek. 80 miles north OF Cheyenne,
Tuesday afternoon. The food followed
tremendous fall OF rain about the
headwaters Of the creek, and within a
short time the creek was transformed
into torrent from 200 yards to half
mile in width. 1t is said that the
damage to ranch property will be Inn
mense, There is no report OF loss OF
life.
1t Is reported that the Colorado q
Southern bridge across Horse creek
was washed away, but the rumor can
not be confirmed.
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Taking ~. oid rias nome.

Victoria, u. C., June 2-RearAd-
mlral foote, recently promoted from
commanding officer of II NJ, \ Ocean
to admirals rank was a passenger on
the steamship Empress Of Japan, home
ward. bound, 10 take hls rear admIral's
flag TO England
The Van Buren press., 1904-06-04
st. Amant the Derby winner.

London, June 2-The race for the
Derby stakes, Of $500 sovereigns,
about one mile and half, at Epson,
was won by Leopold De Rothschild S
St Amant; Sir John ThurSDy's John
O'Gaunt, second; S, B. Joel's st, Denis,
third. Eight horses started.
The Van Buren press., 1904-06-04
w.ii-Known iinnnciry Dend.

Milwaukee June John Johnston,
one Of the best known nnanclers Of the
west yIcc-prcSldent and acting head
OF the Marine national bank OF this
city, is dead, after an Illness Of a
weeks duration He was u close friend
Of Andrew Carnegie.
The Van Buren press., 1904-06-04
An Unconhrmed Report.

St Petersburg, June Am uncon-
firmed report has reached here from
Mukden that the japanese battleship
Fuji is aground on a reef off the Mao
Tao islands, between the Kwan Tung
and Shan-Tung promonitories, where
she is being guarded by torpedo boats.
The Van Buren press., 1904-06-04
Librro hell 10 star, Friday.

Philadelphia, June Am the de-
tails OF the trip Of the Liberty bell for
g. Louis have been perfected, The
Llcbr,y bell train viii leave At nina
o'clock Friday evening, arriving In st.
Louis on June ! fof the Louisiana pur.
ehhtn nNnnAIllnh.
The Van Buren press., 1904-06-04

las Vegas, n NJ, June s--llIglnlo
MARTINEZ and Simon Garcia ranchmen
OF Sanchez county are dead making
In all seven victims thus far Of the
poisoned water barrel In use nj the
TNfoya home The barrel had once
been used for mixing chemicals
The Van Buren press., 1904-06-04
FORESIGHT on TUE JAPs.
Knowing Abont CossncL Tactics
They prepared 20 Meet Them,

Victoria, Il, c., June 2,--An ey-cap.
tain OF Japanese artillery, bound for
London, England, who arrived here
on the Empress OF Japan, on othcal
business, said that the japanese engI-
nccrs had made preparations, some
years ago, for dealing with the peculiar
OghtIng tactics OF the Cossacka, A spc-
cal light machine gun, which was In
vented by japanese engineer, " car
rled on pony accompanying each de-
taohmcnt It has greater range than
the Nordoutcdt, and can be operated
by four men, II Is with these deadly
weapons that the Japanese are wlpIng
on, the Coasack sotnias wherever they
meet them, He says the Japanese ar.
tIllery proficiency was acquired In
long, secret practice with the Arisaka
gun nj all ranges, and regardless OF
oos before the war
The Van Buren press., 1904-06-04
THURSDAY. June 4
Grain aud Erovisions.

et Louis Flour Patents ScDa5 l1j
other grades, iOJulg5. Wheat No Z red,
81 1lul.0J Corn-No mixed isfllpc
Oats-No, q tgtsuiJc. Hay--rlmothy, 30 %
ulbWi prairie, UVOuvU. clover, s. Oop
no Lard Choice steam, G06c Pork
New mess, tllf Bacon breakfast.
Ohal3c. Butter-Creamcry, lMilslsc dairy.
l2pibc. Eggs-fresh. l5ullI4c. Wool
Tub, washed, Scm3lc. Missouri and Illinois
comblng. 2lu2ligc. other grades, lja2Ohc.
Indianapolis Whoat--No. z red NW;
No 8 red, NB Corn-No, ? white, &C, ,
No 2 yellow, iyAc, Oats-No 2 mixed.
ilc, IIay-Timothy tll60ul36O
Chicago Closing quotations Wheat
July, sdSfc, Old, @t. september Nhc.
old, 5Ac December, Nhc, corn juno,
SAc july, pNC September. bhc, De.
cember, &C. May lsol, sac OATS
June, ilNc, July t.u5gkc September.
il~c December, Jlhc. Pork July, tll6ihi
September, tiloD, Lard--July, ~ b2h Scp-
lambcr $50 December, b l5 January,
N6, Rlbs-July, t6Oh. september, S.Sa
Rye-July, conc, September tie
The Van Buren press., 1904-06-04
National Anxustana s,nod.

Lindsborg, Kas,, June 2,-The Ma
tional Augustana synod Of the Swedish
Lutheran church opened its annual ses
sion here with 800 delegates present
from all parts II tae country, Dr. f.
Norelus, of Minnesota, presided.
The Van Buren press., 1904-06-04
suncrinu From Nervous Penetration

Boulder, Col, Juno 2-Dr, Fred
Chase, professor Of astronomy at Yale
university, who came here some weeks
ago 10 visit his parents, Is suffering
from nervous prOslratlon at a private
ganItarium In this city Dr Chase's
copdIlion IL not regarded AZ serious,
The Van Buren press., 1904-06-04
Mnrher ~ iinItI, Mo.

Caruthersyille, Mo, June 2.-Rafe
Mcbride, timber cutter, was killed
and robbed at Haytl, six miles west
Of here Tom and Arthur Luther,
brothers, are In Jail here charged with
thu crime,
The Van Buren press., 1904-06-04
4. \. nn,,ie-hip- n, Lisbon,

Lisbon. June 2.--T'he United states
ballleshIp kearsarge, hylng the nag Of
Reat.AdmIral Barker, commander OF
tho North Atlantic feet, and The bat.
teships Alabama and Maine have ar.
rived here.
The Van Buren press., 1904-06-04
uphoids O,comnrgnrinc Law.

Washington. June 2-The United
States supreme court upheld the con-
stitutionallty OF the oeomargarlne law
In the cases Of Leo w Mcitay and
Shick and Broadwell, from Ohio and
Illinois, respectively.
The Van Buren press., 1904-06-04
RUSSIAN ORR, iALs GLOOMY,
Thry DO Not Like 10 Tnlk OF KIM
Chou pr Nan shan mn

TIen Tsin, June "A courier who
baa arrived here from New Chwang
says while II IL known that the Rus
fInnp received reports from Mukden,
Tuesday mght, giving the losses sus'
,aIned by them during the hghtIhs at
Kln.Chon and Naa.shan hill, ana the
conditions prevailing they VIII not
talk on the subject The officials are
desperately gloomy The press bulle-
lin giving the news Of the nehtIns on
the Kwan.Tupg peninsula, with ihs
The Van Buren press., 1904-06-04
ixtii.u n, I,lnl,tuluu.

Abilene, Kas,, June 2--llcavy rains,
with considerable hail, fell In the north
central part vt The state Tuesday, u.
w, Luckenbaush, farmer near Abb
lenc, was killed by lightning,
The Van Buren press., 1904-06-04
To Consult the Candidates.

Springfield, ILL.,, June AT IL
o'clock the committee on resolutions
took recess until 1880. when It is
intended to have all the seven candl-
dates present for consultation on the
Gross resolution.
The Van Buren press., 1904-06-04
Cotton statistici,n Ellison Dead.

New York, June News has been
received here Of the death OF Thomas
Ellison. Of Liverpool Mr.. Ellison had
earned an exceptional reputation as a
cotton statistician. He was "A years OF
ags.
The Van Buren press., 1904-06-04
pi,,deod ,op s.,d,,or.,

Washington, June a,--The comptrol.
lof OF the currency has declared a hrBt
dividend Of 10 per cent In favor Of the
Citizens national bank OF MeGfegor,
1eA., Oh claims amounting 10 teQ,Gp u
The Van Buren press., 1904-06-04
Two Inches OF itain.

Kansas city, Mo- Juno 1.-Two
inches OF rain has fallen IN southern
Kansas, and II IA probable that sll
streams which had been reccding In the
past few days Sll again rise and over.
flow their banks Further food dam.
ago IL expected
The Van Buren press., 1904-06-04

New York, June a,-closei Money on
call easy ~ lhpih per cent closing bid,
Il offered nj W time loans very easy
90 days, Z per cent ~ days, 2huJ slx
monlhs ahhJis prime mercantile paper,
lhnih per cent, sterling exchange nrm
bankers bills ~ ~ ~ for domnnd, And
al isa IL Tor G0tdiy hills posted fnint,
iS6 and iN, commercial bills, iNsnisst,
bar silver @i Mexican dollars, an ugv.
efnment bonds stfongi railroad boads E-
regular,
The Van Buren press., 1904-06-04
jottou.
IfluO 0CiHt,

Quotations for middllng range as fol.
lows g. Louis, l!i.c, New York, lgac,
Memphis, i2l.c
The Van Buren press., 1904-06-04
STAGE Of the Rivers.
THE MARKETS.

'Trace Fall
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-05-12
NadblubgeridJts aalcnOer.

Sle MaiiiBung oes 9iatlaBaeriht:
-ianAt am Mtont1l, Den % gltui al.
H0tberOnnte 9eutihe wtroen gl6ycb,
nungsn iu mab'n baben:
NIonta9, Den %. Mai.
9ieO. SObn 6riinoer, administrator
iur glyna Sunitn, ltBtt Abretnm9.
JteO. Sotn 6u9ei. 9Iom. fir $. Niar-
lin, ltrte slbrednuns. Neym.. VI.
belt nno Nenrp Shoppers. gretutoy2
llr Sehn Sdtppfrs, 9no,sabretnunQ.
9ienlidg, otn "a. Mai.
Si3ie Strop, 6yet. riir Sermam
Strip, legit glbrsdmne.
Nlittuoh, oen %. Mai.
0cnrD 6altrop. glom. iir So6n lmO
Meter &0omader, crlte 2lbrebnunQ 'lir
9opn nna lcBis ilr Setcr 9iaomater.
7rmeriia9, Den 26. Mai.
2lnna Q}ertcns, Gret. iir Qorcn,
Mttrtgna, eriie 2lbrebnung. ,\obn
&relicr IT,, Iom. llir Sobn Yyeiter.
5nocsabrrtuung.
6reitlg, Den -. Mai.
Siiiie 0iltemeper, u. mo 6., u. uno
III. 0IltCmeper.
Sdmltdg. Den 2S. Mai.
HArp Ste3tmam, Surmuno iir
0jerbdrO Haomohtr, { 9lbretnuue.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-05-12
I Gaipar Suebbert.

ySisosrum lueilts Der ,Sooss=gnael
iibsr unisr Sidohcn lulo bulte in isi.
ner unerbittlihtat sin neues Spfer,
inoem er Ssrrn 6alpar 9usbbsrt in
ein bslieres SsHIeits nit biniibsrnabm.
Ger Ttrliorbsns NOR Ihpn ldnaer
trdntlid. aber bod erit isit un9siobr
elmer @o6e ans 9rnntsulaeer aeIeTielt.
eeltdrtt uno getrOlist ourd Den gm=
plan9 Der bl. Sterbelatramsnte, ltarb
er an 3ienitaa Niorlen Q: 80. wpbl=
oorbereitst uno GOtterasbsn. Nh lei.
nam Sterbebsite lpellten Der 9rielter,
icine 6rau uno isine 4 nod uminoi
gen ainoer uno ieins @eihwilter. linz
Ter Ssibeiligung Der ct. Soispb's
Mannsr 9ereins mIro am GOnneltaQ
nm y llbr bas ge9rlbniB aui Dem
blcliaeu 6ottesader ltaitinotn uao am
lolgenotn WiOrgen Elm Seelcnnmt iiir
i'm 9ebnlten msroen.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-05-12
O,erllld.

6ten Mai 1904.
6aihsr Tllgel bate oiei. yDobs in
St. SOuis Geibaite.
0srr 6rib 6nlter bsreitet icin Saus
in 6retburg sum GmplanSt ielner
6amllie Dor, inoem er BEN 3immern
sinen nsuen Saltanltrib 9ibt uno Den
9piraum reinist.
feter Heosl baut cine srpbe, lerdu.
migs altf al leln ihon,s usues
Sdua.
Der liarte gttaen BAT bier iismlit
riel Sduotn getbOn. Seinrd 4Orber
mus sluen aroben 5hsil aorn nod.
mai pilanisn neil Die Muries lin
iriib sepiIauStes gano iiberibptmmt
bat.
gluh 6rant Serjing Der in Der gene
al Der UastoHaoe wobnt. bat IL glttr
leines beltsn 29si,ens ouid oas Sc1.
mansr ustlorsn.
Nlsle Farmer oanten @ott, oab Sic
nod 10 guGols oaoOu 9etommsn llno.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-05-12
gnitanSslcbre.

9uten, bic iii, bic 3tituna nidl
iabIsn rOasn, nahoem ns oleislbs ,usi
ooet mebr 5a9re uon Der Qoit Giilrs
abgeboIt baben. un0 DE tlaliiihe gs.
mtrtung md1en: .9t babe oieielbe
ia niat beltelIt". motisR mir osrue
loIaeRoe &atbidldge geben. @enn
Shnsu luisosr sin, 3situng ;uastt, Die
Sls niht babsn uaIlen. 10 iuIltsn Sic
oslslbs pOn Der poitoiiics nitt abbplcn
iun0e,a wtm Sic in ilrsn a9enen
9lugen uno Der augsn ano,rsr Wleu.
lten ais s5rIidssr Nann eeIten mol.
len, aai Die 3situne REFUSED"
ltrsiben, ano olele!be Dem Volimsllier
surild9eosn, Der oann oas ubrlee be.
lorstn plro. 99sun lie llnaluf TN
Btitait atb0bt habtn uno tonn,n ben
abunntm:ntspyeis iur s.ns o,utld c
,3,I;llns il9 nlai sr.aubsn. 10 tann
Jhn.n oos ia gtiemano llsbsl nsbmsa
uno ii. banoeln ri5tis. p.nn Sis
cas- SIatt (Sls tonnen e. ia oann au1
gtIl5 nsnnen) abbslisIlsn. Sls ioIlisn
dber Die SsitlIns nidt iabrslans
UoH osr Bon abbolsn uno oaIn als
. Sb,li" Fapisr Oosr gum Butter !.
eIauitsIn ssbrauben, uno oana nat.
bcr, wsun bic asanuns ipmmt, iassn;I
ST babe oas glait gar nitt b,islt
uuo leis e aut nldi. iolglitt bs,ible
id uitt oaiiir". 9isIs ssuts babsn
l0sar 3rtl oosr or,i osutids 3,iiuna,n
uuo jsos bthanotln lie aui oisl.lbs Sri.
2dB fs oI, 3sitans l,itt aui ,in,
anlfaaeies UT Ios psroth tonner,
l1siasu ne ni4t ,u iptnsn, oo,r uitt
uin,n iu wclsu.-@1isla.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-05-12
RcOn;iric Gilcabaha.a ia.

iir Die s@e.iaus'i.aaul an b. :. :
0ls iIm | Gst.
Erl Cils,. No.
3tuuO Slart Nlu.tt. 81 DER 1ldt
duslttlluns iur 1920. Wllul idt
10 Sage Uem IatIE ots &ty.iuitf
an.
9iaetts lar Sc Salt gllti1 5Im
9trldui pJm -. sIpriI bis 80. lito
9lltia lautrhll5 50 5lJt ots &,g.
tauis- Saiums. 81 20 iuy eie aaao.
'abri.
giu,itt 1lltil iur Die Giusr otr
6ilr: Gum gsrtdul pom ID. Aprl
5ls gum 10. 9iop. aptis biz gum -.
7,t. $500 iur Die Jiunoiahrt.
=. Sarriion A3tni.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-05-12
5inr cui trct,uoc ?Syobt.

llm sin Sebsr iu rttttn, feliC St.
!. u. Qirrrlti pon 70. Mgboopanu,
"a. cine ldredlite prsbe Ill Die nan.
Oer5are Qcuuna iur 6Olls bate. er
ltrsibt: veme patisnt muros pon ei.
mem hsttia,n SIutflub bsialsn uslhss
geigWn's i'm llaesn peruriatts. 9a
10 slsttric yliiers ldou cit als dusle.
,sltnst segsu btiti9ss Magen mo ge.
bsrlelOsn lelunoen. psritrisb I'D IS.
8er Vatisnt btilsris ii1 naa benz eriisn
nno bat isit Ii 1Ronaicn teinsa aniaa
s,babi." elelttil Sitisrs il poiliip
gayant,ri iur 9nspsplia. unpsroaulit.
tslt. y ysrfopfana uno Hiersnlti.
0ea. Serlu1t e. siur SIC bel .. oil.
temsper. 2SeliphaIld uno =. u. Soil
u. Cons. St. 5bomas II. St.eIi,nbsit.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-05-12
"GOnntp GOurt gerbanOlnnssn.

Souis @ell M. r.idisn Vetition eli
rilr Srainiruns i'm &idiountain. Sal
Slit.
9. J. Philbert .tipil Gns." Sos
YlaBmsper sos. Samion uno 2. N
edmbstb wuro,n als 6ummiliipnet,
ernannt uul Staoen II. /. ~. ab;u
ihdysu.
Wirtlhait. 2irsniss pproei an oi
folQen0en Serren du5geIel.t:
9sm. g9inicl. &idicnntain.
4uQ. ". StauDtder GoelStrwn.
8hco SGt. 9poit GTcct.
Hug. gOr9meper, ct. yoniiaGe.
Nnul Shul; Wetn.
". j. Roberts llsta.
Sbco. Stauluetey, 6rssbn'9.
5beO. SOt. ehamoia.
6iir oen !ommenoen 5ermln oCl
Cir. court wurOen Die iOl9enoen als
SeldwQrsne geSo9cn:
Sererlpn-S. j. &allentine. y
j. Burgess. glug. Is. Diied.
6rawicrO Siiptr CANE, Nisriir
Hic9el S,enrp bon %tDmaI. j. u.
aleltpn, @m. @un6, Aug. Poeibsl,
6bas. y. Bacon.
Benton 5pp.-CjsO. g9. Robmion,
Fhil 6rant 3bOa. Benedict, ,los.
Srn0n, Gmil Seuep0. Mat @rot.
Wailin9ton-GriB 6niter. IT,, s,
., guetcnhOli, Nenrp SbmiB.
Slnn-Sno. Speilen. 9ubsrt Rraut.
man, Sos SamioH.
SadlOn-6on Ncrboll. Sp. Srtbala.
Stsuem wuroen mi, iolgt auise.
lCat uui $4,000
State Reu. .l5; State ,Snt. .02; so.
sttp. 20; POor Il. i. Eoor Is; Til.
3oao ,l5; Special 10; 5Otul -
Sdte Erainnle SIt
Ter 6Ountp 6lert uHroe dnQtm,cltn
tts Glunabmeu mo 9IrslabeE iur oaa
,iubr 1908 in Dem Sia0e 80. &tpub.
litm uno Der 81 ampia euterprlie n,
reronertilden.
S9tge g,rbei'crGn0:
u y 9iHeie9- $4,000; aeB 3t,tffi-
slep $1,000; y. .. 99bltc Slo0. 90.
Grlaubniilt:
Better WelOm iiir 6o.3 s4.0C
Sno N(oore 9.jO
y. y. polti5ueiosr fiir Yoitooe 80
80 j. yeat erlaub itr Foiid9s 1872,
u. .. grp0a 6.S2
gtrmen Nile9;
SeniOu &srle1 800
0u9o Seinen 81. 0o
glncrelp Uleih 1000
y. Wt. QeSepre lQ.aa
~ :. 3bOmus iiir 9lipIum
gio (6ulton) 1913. -
Di. Sdraoer 300
Speer Il. Stsppleman 1000
glnn M(trt. 80. las
u. 8. &ittpfi l5.j0
9cuion II, 6Iauu9uu 100
6bas. aaiisr 1000
sir oos glrmen 9aus erIaubt:
ginn Wlert. 60 79.97
5. ". Ngst 22.55
sinn Hollsr MilIs 30. so
ssGioI II. 6laaaoan 300
bollipap u. @aniin9 100
y. 4. MtEmisl 5.io
Saiper g9ssts l2.40
Bous Srnl 80. 3.2j
u. .. Hitlcn, d. :. 5.Gj
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-05-12

A New Kind of Razor.

foull be surprised at the way "The sReali Safety
shay = different from any other razor
il shlyes clean aud kccn--smOoth and easy.
L doesrt Quu or hreIk hairs,
The Zeal IS the only perfect for selfsh1ving
The ID u handle and fhe lnt-eut guard make II bet
ter than t.c ordinary control of the blade
faee. rop horeluieker WORK possb cutting
It's bester than other safety rznors" because its
razoF--net Of the very hnesi r1tor steel
fuI cong vel IA inch rtaic.
$50 buys II. If the first shave isn't right--sea
nay money hack
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-05-12

nltt uur Der Subllt Der Shriitsu
nit oanen pr Ts beihliii3eu. ilitlit
gut uro bsIshrIno. ionoern aut ilrt
lorm eirt i1oae IND aniichsnos ieiu;
ltnG nun wsna oiCi, stilIiil IL leIen
mir mt 6itllb IND &ntsle,s; mir
perptl.en Damn nit HytEo, bei ben uer=
iltieocnen uaa uorleiuly..n Ssl.a.
'il1ocH uua a,gMtl ms 3tit. OILS 0U,c
AND St.thrca0t N Gas aUiiIH2bRtn;
unl,r Sim 'ur oa3 Stol. .ciro Damn
3.loben uao 70 :taE r.. aus SAA3.i
alo FORM y;lhl,te Uio 0aLeu0s
Ty.5:5.
Sor.itguaS IND StIgf i,.st.I
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-05-12

6olgenoe Stdatshauptitlo.lcr Lana.
ten ssiiern Ratmlttas bier al I'M iur
sni9e Gage @slipbsIla's refine yuii ~
aeuleisn; u. o,inl, Ssiis ". oenru,
0oud Mle9enrn uuo Gemablln, 9alll
Moore uno Usmabllu mo Grau
9soporum.
-Gjeliern tsbrttn 0srr Ssrmaun
0rritoanisl mo oslen CnteI 0satp
0orlioaniel bon sinem esltausltd=
luns5beinte Suriit. Srl. Bertruo
portoanlsl Die nit cen VenanEten
tinrsilfe bllsb in ct youls.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-05-12
Gellhemd .flrneu.

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III C..lh'ml ~ 'shr bl.,i3sn &rl'tp
M y,y,lu',R. Wt Wt' 3tU lUl0It
{5l,..n Il n.a iUult GENT, lltr ,aN
ot71ty ,gIoT. Sluotlgi,,g ,j,.
IL oic', YeltCO luntI4t Ht.C1ul.u
~ rorjl,ilhl'ttu 2Iu,ultu. 10 r.
lb,lte lgyas 2llea aen.mihft !lus.gaii
=. y. NM,e
Nr0ra =. :
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-05-12

9srGIamin ine 0, msldsr iIlaer
IN Cen Der. Stdatsd i,lr bauii5 mar
II ben 6saerrdubsrn idli gang ;an
Cpfsr s,ialIsn.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-05-12

Ter ! lrou oes Sddb2 oou
Rers.n bat sInea geertb ooi Il 3ll
lioner Gs!Iers.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-05-12
h2tcI UtH Sli3>H III rerflu=
rcu.

0clcn lee.siaq II D.. r,attN
m !ltl,ym,t Der S,aot >lsrpblal
al. lgU, Ncta , SrNntH 'oult Oas
tiyldMiI. pom Notcl 'tp.yltt, Sls
.loa.Sttcuo, ~ Wrtluitl. Rlurs
.pitiltu II 70 ssrrltull III nlDr.ltus.
.lait 5riba.lprr Frlu Cara Soaata
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-09-28

In Mir. Parker's letter of acceptance he says: elf called to the office of president I. shall consider myself the chief magistrate of all people and not of any faction.'' '' This is indeed a modest admission for MT. Parker to make. Mir. Bryan and his free silver supporters will, however, see to it that MT. Parker is not called on to perform that mission. In all his po- litical speeches and notably that in Denver, and reading between the lines is it not a fact that MT. Bryan cunningly evades the paramount issues he has been a desciple of in two cam paigns, in other words he, too, "stands pat. ''