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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-12-08
SUIT FOR $57,
Frank Frazier Lost Clothing From q
Pullman Car.

Frank Frazier has brought suit in
the state circuit court against the
Pullman Palace Car Company, to re-
cover $57 damages for the loss of an
overcoat, a pair of gloves and silk
muffler.
Frazier alleges that on November
81, while en- route east on a Pullman
coach his overcoat, gloves and muf-
fler were stolen from the car. He
alleges that neglect on the part OF
the conductor and porter in charge OF
the car resulted in the loss of the
clothing. The theft occurred al
Cheyenne, Wyo.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-12-08

Roslyn lump coal contains less
slate, burns longer, holds fire better
and is $3.50 per ton cheaper than
any coal in Pendleton market
Phone main 261.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-12-08
Bids for Building.

The trustees of the Fraternal Or
der of Eagles invite bids for the old
Wheeler building on Court street.
The building must be removed by
February LIST. 1905.
A. c. KOEPPEN, Trustee.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-12-08

Up to this time only one banker
has been found who would not loan
Mrs. Chadwick money on the Car
negie notes for s750.000. That is
John w. Graham. of Boston.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-12-08

We want to call your attent on
70 our inc of hand painted leather
calenders and Ind an eads. They
make the best Chr tmas gifts for
!! friends in the East. The prices are
very reasonable for hand work.
very good picture of Mount Hood,
!, nand painted on leather) for loo,
larger onesat ST.. SO and SO. 90.
while looking at these cal enders,
@iso ask to zee the hand painted
ie'ton Ware (the very latest.) Prices
''sln at so cents and up to SO. so.
''~e Whil g the selection s good.
A. C. KOEPpEN 6 BROTHERS,
Popular Price Druggists.
: Q AAaa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-29
Sin paIcnOcS @euiabrS. 8cid)cnf.

&icIc 2ciiif gmcrifoncr, bic int
gei6GftliGen Ereiben 6cs biciigen &C.
bcnS nid)t picl 3eit iinoen uno nidlt
oIliu0dentlid oil Die 8ernnn6tcn iIno
SSrclnoc i'm alien Batcrlonoe ifrei.
ben fonner ididen lhon felt SoBrcn
bic icoe ISOLDE eribcincnor AuS0o6e
0c3 yGorrciponoentcu" oil ibre Sic.
ben %icnicit8 ocS S5Can8, 100 iest &C.
roOc allies Nmcrifoniidc ooS gr0bte
SSrtcrpiic crrcgt. 9aS @od)enbIott
brS o9cuti6en GorrciponOcntcn" bic.
tet Ocn OelttiGI1noiidCn 2cicrn Gin
fInreS Bib BON benz bici'
gen 2ebcn II. 3rcibeu. 3obl.
rcihc 9riefc iibcr5cltgcn ms oooon,
bob Ole 3cituIlg sort gern gClcicn
miro.
Sein Gclltid).N merifoner fam iei'
rlen 6rcunocn in 9cutI6lano nit So
cine groberc6rcu0e bcrcitcn, oIS lucnlt
CT ibnen onS 8ohenblott fir citSo6r
ididt. Die G~nlpf6necr mcrOcn lid)cr.
lid icoeS NoI bct'm Gintrcficn OcS
oGeutId)cn Gorrciponocnteu" nit
2icbc unb 9onfborfcit ocS giitigen
@cbcr5 %gcOenten.
guitrGge inter SorulSbcJabIltug
iino 81 rid)tcn al
G0mar0 maine,
S%Crnusgcbcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-29
Sas @cttcr.

Sir Morplono irno Ocn Ciitrift
Columbia id0ncS toltea gSctter;
lUcitlid)c @in0c.
Ger bod)itC G6crnlpmctcritono luor
% 0rnO nm | llbr Ntorgcna.
Ter nic0rigltc Recommendations
mar 26 Wro0 NM s llbr Nbcnoa.
Wiittlercr @oromctcrItuno 29.56.
Ger nieOri9itc Recommendations
Ger IeBtcn II Strmoen in nndioI0cn.
Den StoOten mar, iuir iolot; @oitport
2S, Nortlnnb 26. Bolton -. NIbuuU
rs, Mem . 2)orf "A, YbiIooelpbio IS,
atlortic Gin IS. @oibington 2G,
Noriolf 36, &utteroS 46, Charlotte
30, @ilmington 80. GborIeiton 10,
Sooonnob 3S, SodionOi1e IL, Su'
piter 81. Sen @cit 81, Atlonto %,
Montaomcrp %. Nelu 2 Orleans 81.
GaleItine "a, @alueitou -, Corpus
9briiti %, WempbiS -. Cincinnati
u, EittSburg s. Sslueao 2i. 9uifuIG
Is, Glepelor0 fl, Detroit II, Ilpeu1
Warauettc -. Green Ban Obi
ca9o 6. 9iliitb -, ct. Eonl st
9oitiS 4, aunios Gitp ,, Omaha 49,
Suron -, Yismnrd -, @iuiiton-
SABRE -, Selena -, Solt lofc 9Th
s, Genper s, North Elottc -, 0oo9t
Gin gmnriao IA. SOsangeles-
Scfrct1r Der Q fn . DC
Gorbe erfrauft. - Sr. Sellrt
Sc. Comics, Sefretdr Der Sdulbe
boroe bon Baltimore, Der am letter
Samitog oiif einem 8aggon De
VreItonitroben : Sinie erfranfte uni
nod feiner @obnnng, Nr. 1910
Goro i. 9roobfpap. geihufit fperbel
mubte. befinoet lid oiif Dem @egI
Der Geneinng, iittb man bofft, oai
er Dor bent gtoe Der Wod)c fuicocI
icincn Efliftcn nafachcn fam. Sr
eorpIes iii So Sabre alt mno leit 81
,sabrcn SefretGr Der Sdnibcboroe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-29
- Sas -
2Rothe O8uch
bio
''9eutf6cn GOrrcfpOuoenten''
Wiittc 3anunr rridJCincn.

Sober rCgclmdBi9c 2eier beS 9Iot'
tc8 Cob t00lidI luohcntIid oocr
Gomntoga) miro ein GgcnlpIor lul'
crtgcItIid crbaltcn .-9tur glbonncn'
ten OciieIbcu iiuo On5l bcrcdItigt. -
2oiicIbc lit uidt 81 ucrfaufen.
8enn sic Sbre Ginfdilfc bel Ocu
g(njeige.aunocn bcS Correspondents
ten" MAIDEN, ocrgciiCn sic nidt, ST.
iagcn, Dob Sic ocrcn In5eige I'M
oGorrclponocntcn" 9elcicn habcn,
u10 man miro Sbncn OoppCIte Ilti.
merfiamfeit ihcnfcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-29

BADEN ioQ, mltroc gcItcrn pom Con
Ita6ler Whthlu WnO Dem Yoli5iIttu
@crd) bon Mount @inon9 obgcbolt
rno nod ser 8oli5ciItotiou 81 Wtt.
@inol8 ii6crgciiibrt, lpoIcI6it CT Dem
6CridtSpcrfoGrcn iibcrDiciCn muroc.
9lQc8, mo2 Cr 5t icllcr Gntlhlll0l'
glutg SIT ioQcn 6ottc, mar, Dob CT
oo8 @crgcbcn in 6ctrunfcncm 3t-
itonoc bcgouGcn babe.
&u Scr cponQ. lutb.
0retcintgtcitS &irdc al
ser Grinitp StroBc ionO gcitcrn
Nbcno sic MISUNDERSTANDING fiir
0ie ainocr Scr @cmcin0c itott. Gtua
300 ain0cr observation-disclosures 3udcr-
moaren II. l.. 10. uno poren b06lidlt
c%rircltt iibcr oie llntcr6oItunG pcldlc
ibncn olBcroem gcbotcn muror,
Sicl pom @ouQcrii it. -
,Sohn Sinfclmomn, elm II Sabre
after Mann bon 9tr. 1884, @ougb-
StrnBc, ficl g~citern bci'm @iuiGincll-
boilie ser StroBcnbobn @cicllidoft
an scr @rottitroBc aus etncr @obc
BON 20 6ltB pom cincnt @ougcriilt.
Gr fam 5rpor olli Die 6ilBc 81 ltc0cn,
ais CT untcn on(ongtc, fIdgtc ober
ii6er Shmer5cn im9iildcn mo mllBte
in Der Nmbulan5 Oe5 mittlcrcn Sto-
t~ions6ouicS noh Dem st. SoIepbas
NoipitoI" gcbradt tpcroen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-29
5rauen ioGten
ith nor
8ntnrrb biitcn.

D
et9net Sdtnrrb 81 beruria6en. Use
nige Sruuen entge6en bemIelbcn.
Sci ben erlten Sbmptomen elmer
Grtdlhing Ioute Yeruno 9enommen
iperben. @s frdfti9t bas SpItem gcgen
@rfdItln9en uno &ntarrb.
Gerunu fir Grfaltungen nnb 9atarrb.
Ser fol9ence 9rief cutbGlt Die @rz
fabrrn9en elmer iun9en Srau nit Yes
rlino:
SRI. 8oTc @erbin9 lit cine populdre
8eieai@oftoanle o Grotpn 9oiut,
Sno., unb lie i6reibt Sol9eubeS:
.&iir3li6 mndJte i6 cine lGngere
Sn6rt iu's 21nh uub bo ih gu leiGt
onge5oaen mar. 5o9 i'd mir cine Idlinls
NE GrtdItuna 5lt, Die ith in meinen
2un9en feitieste uno Die ih uidt ipies
Der los iperbeu fonute. SD bate piel
bon Seruna gebort ee9en @%rtdltun9en
unb &atarr6 uno taufte ba6er cine
Sloide. nm einen @erill6 bnmit 5t
maiden. Sd bin frob. boB i6 es that,
benu e8 brahte mir raid Ibbilfe. Sd
berbrau6te mr. un9efdbr 8tpei SGa>
fden uub ba5 @elO fir bieie mar gut
an9elpenbet.
sic boben einen trellen Sreltnb an
mir. uno i9 empfcbIe nidt mn ben
Ycrnna NlmanudD fir 1905, gratis
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-29
0rnf gum Iencn Sabre.

Semen oItcn ihouen @ebroll6C
gelndb (0bt ser r9eutidc GORE.
i%ponoent" 5llr 3eit icincn Seiern
ollrd bic Sr08cr cincn GrlrB 3,tn
Ncucn Sabre in @cItoIt cinc@ bib.
ihct 8ouofoIenocrS iibcrmittcm.
Qieier 9teuiobrSgrilB cnt6dIt in 3icrs
Iider u%mrabmlmg aac uiIienslper'
tGeitCu @iu5eInbeitcn, mic ocr BE,
ginl Der bier SabrcS5citcn, oic icitcn
mo bclucgIid)cn firdliden 6cite, Die
gcicBIidcn Seicrtugc oc9. Stuotes
uno Elm bii6i6c9 Sulenoorilm nit
ocu Monopboicu. Die Diibide Nlls-
ituttltu1 mnht oiCien HeliobrSHrlt6
DCS rTCttifen Gorreipon0cntcn" III
ci1cn1 id)oncn 3inmcridmlldc, obnc
picl Gnlm in Yniprltd) SIT nebmcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-29

Sri Slorenee 9. Senab, 434 DSarins Strobe 0ttaha, Ont, i4rci6t:
vTur etntgcn 0Rpnaten Spg th mir cine ihmere Grfilung 81, melhc Tb
IN mcinen 2unsen feffette NIB bort 10 bnrnddtg perbGeb, ban i'd beuurubigt
Murbe. Sd nobm 0aeOtdn, ubne oak cs mir uute, big mcnc gerbauungs=
Srsane nufer Srbnuns guichn nub mdu Sppi nno Ridcn bIuhe nnb bef-
tg fhmerstcn.
traneu bate, mar i'd bod bcrctt trgenn etnns SIT ucriudcu, Inn mctrcn Snz
harb 5n 6eKern. GS brahtc mir iofurt Abbufe ub tt mar HberSeugt, bnf
i'd enblih bic re9te Nseb5in gfnubcu bate SnnrbnIb pm bret @uHcn
mar i'd uOataubi9 interchangeable ab errcue mid ieibem puafummcner
gefnnbbdt.
sd babe iat bas srBFtc 5uhamem st 9eruna." aIorenee G. scna6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-29
GdDiiisfartrn por nnS nudj 8cntIdJ'
lamb.

Bon Baltimore bis 8rernen: aa'
lite $42.5O uno $44,50, 3pii6enoed
$33; bon Bremen bis Baltimore:
9aiiite $50, 3Wii6enoed Cir ale
YuIldgiere) $34. Sbrp. $. Sicncr
e. &c., 3immer Nr. 3, ia OIt.
2erinaton Ctr. @elomcdIel nno
@eloienoungen. (323--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-29

@ebrald bon Berltnn meineu Sreltna
ben, Ionoern fdufte dlld) mebrere SSlds
16en, UNI lie 1oldeu 2euten 5u 9ebcit,
Die feline Mittel 6aben, e3 3lI %foltfelt,
uuo i6 bobe obne Iusunbme aefuubeu,
Dab e3 ilberd1, mo e3 gebra1tc6t iultroc,
cine lhneQe SIR 6emirtte.~ - Sri.
3oie @erbin8.
9eruua cnt6aft nidts &etau6cntt3.
Gin @rltlb, fuarrm 9erluru aubol@
tend 9ebrnu6t miro in 70 bielen 0cis
men, lit. baB e5 uibt3 8etGubeune3
irgenb lpelder Nrt cntbdlt. Yerlma lit
9dn6li1 burmlos. IS lam nod 10
LANCE gebrou6t nerbcu, o6rt 0oB man
Iid 9roguen n%n9emobut. Eerunn be-
mirft feline tempnrdrcu Heiultate. IS
lit permanent in lciuen 8irfungen.
Gs bat fcinen idIedten Gffcft oif
baS SUlteut es bertretbt Den &ntarrb
aamdbli6. tuoem es Die llridden bon
&atarrb beieiti9t. IS 9ibt cine I'M
mniIe Sdmilien, in benen 8eruEa ieit
8fpnn5ig So6reu ab rnb 81 9e6rdu6t
miro. Sizes f6nute ridt m0qlih fem,
ipenn Yeruno 9ro9lien bon bet6ubcu@
Der Ratlir entbielt.
S6reitt an ST.. Snrtmon, 8rGiibeut
beg 6artmon : S%anitariums, GoIlims
bus, Sbip.
gle &orreIponbcn5 pirb itreu9 perz
traueusbou ae6nltcu.
Trn9t Gnrcu Nputbcfcr nndl cincm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-29
Sir @cibnaften nnS Nenjubr!
Safu6 SdilS & Gu.,

Gns, Saffnrtbcr, Gigentbiimer,
Smpprtclr uno S1n0ler nit
= 8einen ilro 2iQuoreu,-
500 @reepmount . Apenlte, nno
4O6-408 SltsSopette.S traBe.
9eIteaungen fir 6amilicngebrallb
uno 8eItallrationen meroen prompt
beiorgt. (De514,laS Sanl)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-29

ein3ige 6irno, turId)e Elm Nngcbot
eItlretd)te fiir sic Snltanirln9 elmer
9ci5nnldGe III Dem Sofclt. II, Hciter=
9ollle Nr. 10; oaS Angcbot BON
$1,000 mltrOe 3lpcds lobulirlnG an
oelt @ebGlloc . Snipcftor pcrmieien.
Nitdl fiir Die 9iefcrlmq oc3 SoDreS
8eoortS fir Die Gi4bredcr mo ben
ltdotiihen S6lcppbompicr Lief MIR
Elm Nn9ebot ein, mo guar pom @cbr.
@oltnit. Dos Nn0ebot ipllrOe an Den
@afcll ? Sn0eniellr pcrtpicicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-29

Gerri6cuoeu MebcIs. @r ocrlicB crit
gciterr gcgen Mittog Baltimore.
Mbfo6rt Der 8cimor."
Ger Gontpfcr n@cimor" pom
Nor6o. 2lopo, Capt. Mor9cuitcrn,
fG6rt bcittc Nohmittog nm 9 ll6r
nit fiinf &oiiitcu. uno elmer %nio6l
3niidenocdS : Eoiio9icre bon 6icr
nod 9remer6uocn 5llriif. ST miro
oltf 81 ser GimponOercr 5ltriifbc'
forocrn, mcldc ollf Dem 9ontpfcr
bier onlmgtcn umo BON Scr Gin
nonocrung5 9eb0rbe Oil Sonocn
Qchirlocrt mnrocn. &on Oicicn limo
Icdbs ongeblid Goutrott = grbcitcr,
neltlt f6nncn oenr @emeiuiuc'c1t 5illl
Spfcr foacn ullo Orci lciocn al Sro-
dlnn1o mo 6rci Iin0 Stripped.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-29
9Onncritag, ben 80. Gr5cmbcr 1904.
1lntrrhnItnnns . g1rnlneiirr.

lIntcrbNItnngs WcgfUeiIcr.
,0luIt,Atdbcmit." - 2ieie 9Sobc: oUlutDer
Gpofc"
rGnnie's 9hcater," 49, 0icie s8Odc: Inter
tbe Reo Anbc".
nSonioahhraRsu. Gbtatsr." 9tefe g8ode
,3hc Sactoru @irl".
Sperns e5cicufbuft nit foIgcncem Repertoirc
p3iaeuncrtu," ggobcHgrir." uGurmen." .1rOuz
babolr. d" gLulnbduicr. pGuOuICriH Hniticnna"
lHo ,EdpIinCci".
n@larnianS,1 brnter." - Sieie ISOLDE tfaIid
5ipCi %anocoine SoriteIuHgen.
,9ieHes Aubitprium." 8iefe TOhe
pIbc gurgpmOiter".
GLEN.
s5rGIFuH. Counting. ben I. Sdnuar, qrobc
&SeiblGht3 9cfdccrllng in bcr n6rphiinn tSnuc".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-29

llnOcrfrorcn. - StQia So
ncs. rin i6luur5eS 6rollcn5immcr,
weld)e$ in Nr. 1903, SIt 2crington'
Strobc, mobnt mo Bel Srn. @cnrp
Nf. Stcinbod Nr. $3.50, WtcGulob
Strobc, ais 0icnitmogo onNeItcut
lpor, mllroc geitern in Der nor0lpclt-
lid,en Eoli5eiitotion Dem @crld)tS'
pcriubrcn iibcrlpicien, lucil eS 6rolt
Steinbod) aIciocr i'm 8ertbe BON
$25 uno Srn. Stcinbod cin Eoor
9eillflcioer I'M @crt1c Don So Ito6l.
SiQio moQtc sur @eibnodtS5cit nit
i6rem 0cliebten einen Hc9cr6oll BE-
iltd,en, nno oa oie ,@oroerobc Der
@eioen ctluoS moneclboft ~utSgeltot
tet mar, cnttobm lie Die fcblenoen
Stiide Ger 8urbcrobc Der 6nnnilie
Steinbod.
YrGnbe. = Sn Dem 5pcitGn
Stodlucrfe bes oreiltodi1cn Bad
lteingebGiloeS Nr. 21S, NorbsGiltam.
Strabc, cntltano III Der Nodt bon
Gienitog uui geltcrn ouf uutbefonnte
@eiie Seiier. melhes beinabe $1,000
Shooen al1rid)tete. Die eritcn uno
britten Stodtperfe merben bon Dem
SdJncioermeiiter Noom Sineman b.
must, ip1brenb Die Baltimore 8uo
rarttee II. 2oon 60" ui,o Sr. Sacob
aoe ooS 5meite Stodtucrf innc 6o'
ben. Ter Souptidaoen lpuroe IN
Srn. 6inemon's 2oben inn crlten
Stofluerfe burd) bos 8oiier oll0c
ridtct.
Gin Ilorm pom aoitcn Nr.30l
ricf sic 6euerpe6r gcitern a6enO
nodo ser @obnung Don Sru. G6o5.
Shines. Hr. fl. @eit . GoIp9inltr..
~iuoielbit ol,f nibefonilte @eiie i'm
GbSimmer Seuer ettltanben mar.
Ser ongeridltete Sdooen lit unbe-
trad)tlid).
Zen Gountp @e + D 3 { il
ii bcrIicfert. - Ter 81 Sabre
alte Sreoerid lids, ipelder omGieil.
itaa cil,rln uniittliden anariif ntf
Die adj ssatre ollie 9elle Smitb III
Screen @obrnng Sn @citport ocnIaht
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-29

Sic fnlteu 8iube
unb 8e9en, mati6is
ger S6nee uno
Sdntub i'm 8inter
linn heinnhers ncz
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-09-01

The first locomotive used In tn
state of Maine came from England,
having been built at the works of Rob-
crt Stephenson Il Co. In the year 1885,
and made Its first trip over the Bangor,
oldtown and Milford raiIroad on Aug.
~, lS3I. This road was then generally
known MS the "veazie road and tile
track was made OF wooden rails
strapped with iron. The shackles used
10 connect the engine and ears were
made Of three tbicknesses Of sole or
belt leather held together by copper
rlvets and had a hole In each end SO as
70 hook over m upright stationary pin
bolted or driven Into d rigid beam ex.
tending from the end Of the ear. Ii ii
said thai for a time The engine was run
10 opposition TO n six OK team en-.
ployed by q Bangor lumber dealer who
was not willing to pay the rates
charged on the railroad. and II was
not nntl the management OF the line
came u what he considered fair
charges that he turned his traffic over
TO II.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-09-01
STATE DAYS At THE
WORLDS FAIR

ST. LOUIS, Mo, Sept. Indiana
and Tennessee divided the honors at
the exposition today. Governor Fraz-
Ter and staff. together with many
visitors took part in the celebration
of Tennessee Day, and Governor Dur
bin and another large party of visitors
from the Hoosier state helped to make
the celebration Of Indiana day a dis.
tinct success. Parades We're features
of both celebrations. the Tennessee
visitors marching from the admins
~tration building to the Hermitage,
and an hour later Governor Durbin
and the delegation from Indiana par
AIDED from the same starting point %
the Indiana building. At the Hermit
mitage and at the Indiana building
formal exercises were held and open
house was kept all day.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-09-01
a LUCKY EDITORIAL HIT.

(From the Emporta Kans. Gazette.)
This Is the Gazette's lucky day.
Eight years & today an article en-.
titled Whats the matter with Kan.
sas?" appeared In this paper, and
good luck has been In the shop ever
since. Since that time the Gazette
has built and paid for a $4,000 build,
Ing $4,000 In new equipment, has
bought and paid for q home for It's
editors has multiplied its circulation
by the three, till 1t now has a sworn
circulation Of a little over 1000
dailies, and pays more postage on
papers than all the. other papers i'm
town multiplied by two. ~eirculates
l,ao0 papers In the town site of En-.
poria. and has the reputation among
collection agencies OF having It's 1000
weekly subscription lists collected up
closer to date than any other country
weekly In Kansas. Whats the
matter with Kansas? was a scratch
shot" i couldn't be duplicated.
There wasn't an original idea OF ex-
preston III the whole piece. il wa
merely what had been heard on the
streets, In office and on trains. IL
was a mirror Of the popular temper
at that time. But it brought lots of
luck. md the man who would 90
back on It wouldn't be much. De
mana for II stIti continues, and two.
or three letters n week have come to
the office inquiring for the article for
the last year. The article has no
more 70 do with present conditions
in Kansas than d description Of the
garden Of Eden had 70 do with Jack
son county, Mo-. but nevertheless
the article still goes.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-09-01
4 RADICAL CURE FOR Moas.

The Green Bag, q magazine devoted
10 law, has an article from 4 Mil.
Ratlkee lawyer. Mr.. Duane Mowefy,
treating of the startling growth Of
mob murders and methods by which
the men responsible for them can be
reached. A recent report of the al.
torney general shows, In one year,
100 executions by Law for murder
and 2a0 by lynching, Two and d
half times as many Illegal as legal
executions Is d daplorable record.
Mr.. Mowry regards a federal cons,
ntniional amenment as necessary TO
meet the case. The great need Is 10
secure a conviction, proving that the
law regards such crimes seriously.
This " difficult under exciting law,
where the accused must he tried
among friends and sympathizels, by
officers unwilling to offend eongti-
.tucnfs,
Tbe proposed amendment should
make possible the trial Of cases far
from The scdnce Of the mob by a
Judge aud prosecutor not q resident
Of the offending neighborhood. lie
nrges also that d preponderance Of
evidence should secure ii d conviction
instead OF the principle af d reason.
able doubt This would be a danger.
GUS departure from the age3old rule
thai q man must be regarded In.
nocent till proved guilty, and Ii not
to be seriously considered.
Ono suggestion Iii thoroughly prac.
tical, II lawmakers could he persuad.
Ga that the situation was as serious
az Il surely III.
In every case 81 lynching. con.
tends Mr.. Mowfy. u money indg.
mont should III 10 the legal heirs III
the victims against the county where
The offenae was committed. The
amount nf this judgment should be
fixed BY law. say at $1,000. and should
paid ont of the state treasury,
and The state should be reimbursed
BY the county by taxation or the LAT.
tor, Proof Of the lynehiug should be
AZ warrant The court in en-
Judgment, the time and place
y the same, OF course, accompanying
snlh proof"
touching the poeketbooks In this
way would be an cffectual method.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-09-01
THE WAR

The Russian government SIN
scorns the idea OF asking for terms
or peace II still believes that the
Empire by ponderous weight Of men
md money a overwhelm the laps.
The Islanders have hitherto been
lighting on the offensive
lighting against great f~ortresses and
~intrenched positions. fighting on
terms Of the enemy's choosing
Their success has been phenomenal.
There q be little doubt that with
Port Arthur In their hands and
~kuropatkin driven back to Hardin.
II indeed he be not forced To sur.
render his army. that the next move
VIII be 70 lay siege TO vladiyostok.
This must 60 the way Of PORT Arth.
ur.
Then what viii the situation be-
Japan will BIO mistress of the western
ocean. instead of fighting against wen
nigh imprognable fo~rtresses. she
VIII be able 40 assume the defensive
and content herself with holding the
territory she has won. Russia has
no hope an the sea. Can she ever
hope to transport men enough for
1000 miles over q single line Of rail-.
road to drive men who have proven
themselves the superior Of the Rus,
slams IN the game Of war from strong.
~ fortified positions; Ii does mol
seem possible, on the other hand.
II does look rs though Russia would
be compelled to relinquish every foot
81 territory stolen from the Chinese,
10 surrender every fortified port ON
the Pacific, and TO agree TO keep her
western fleet reduced TO such proper.
ton as can offer no menace 10 the
Japanese. In fact Russia will be
compelled TO coneedc Japan's dimin
In the orient
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-09-01
COMMENTATOR FOR JUDGE
ONO

- -. LN&3.s = EE=a[= -.
The Optic has heard on all sides
the warmest commentator OF Judge
Long for the part he took in the re-
cent meetings IN regard 10 the Las
Vegas grant. His able and sensible
address to those who were present
should have a most wholesome influ.
ence on their future attitude toward
all grant questions. Judge Long by
his presence al those meetings and
BY the fearless stand which he took
before Il gathering entirely hostile to
what he represented has notably full.
filled the trust imposed upon him by
the court and has rendered the en-.
tire community a great service.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-09-01
H%OSTETTERS'
STOMACH BIT!ERS.

Of the defeated country liz generally
pat first, as Franco russian Greco.
Turk, Spanish.American It is very
polite Of the Japanese to put It that
way and periodically sanguine as
wei. but II may be surmised that
phonetics have not a little to do with
the mayer, 'SpgsishiAmencani
was a familiar coIlocation Of words
long before the war. And in any case
the place Of honor Is given to the
second name which receives the prin.
stress, while the first is mere.
" a week modifier.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-09-01
SERVED RAILROAD FOR
OVER HALF CENTURY

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Sept. T..
Nicholas @. Gilman. the Oldest loco.
motive engineer in the employ of the
Pennsylvania railroad, was retired on
2 pension today. He has served the
company uninterruptedly for fifty-one
years and during the last thirty-six
years he has nAle the run daily be-
tween this city and Columbia.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-09-01
scoTLAND's DAY AT
TORONTO FAIR

TORONTO. Ont, Sept. scottish
societies Of the dominion and several
delegations from similar organizations
In the United States took part today
in the celebration of Scotland's Day
at the Toronto exhibition. Patriotic
addresses and Scottish games were
features of the days program and tho
music was furnished by the famous
Black Watch band.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-09-01

Being q southerner, Mr.. Watson Of
Gcorgia Is under more or less fire
from southern democratic news.
'pap,ts, The Richmond T1mesDis
patch explains Mr.. watson's brilliant
Now York speech by saying that he
has had "a kind OF yipcrish, gan.
grenish hatred for the democracy
since Judge Black OF Georgia
mopped mp the earth with him in
two separate races for congress"
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-09-01

There are fully 1000, 900 civil suits
Of law brought In the country every
year Il thu plaintiffs were differ.
ent In every case. one in eight Of the
population could be said 10 be
n litgant A II Is, the actual nun.
her Of different litigants Is not in ex.
cess Of 500. 00O--a00.O 900 plaintiffs and
400 900 defendants-whlch is / per
cent Of the total population Of The
country. now about so, 900 900.