davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-09-27
WEATHER.
CONDITIONS
IMPROVED

The weekly crop and weather bulle
tin says:
The droughty condition that has pre-
vailed throughout the state during the
last three months was partially relieved
during the latter part Of the week by
good showers, which fell in nearly all
districts. While the rains were gener.
ally insufficient to place the soil in
condition for plowing, they cleared the
atmosphere Of smoke, started grass on
the ranges and pastures and revived all
vegetation. They came too late, how
eyer, to be of much benefit to corn and
1 potatoes. Light frost occurred on one
or two mornings in scattered portions
Of the Willamette valley, slightly dam
aging late potatoes, tomatoes and ten
der vegetables
Threshing will be completed in East.
ern Oregon in week or ten days. The
yield continues below the average, but
the quality is good.
Seeding on summer fallow is pro
crossing nicely in the western section.
In the Columbia river valley fall seed.
ing is doing well, and the rains came
in good season to insure an even stand.
Corn cutting has begun, aud in the
dairy districts slos are being filed. In |
Southern Oregon the third crop of al |
falfa has been secured in good condi-
tion. In the eastern counties the rains
interrupted work in the fields, and |
there is considerable yet to be cut. Pc.
tato digging continues, with small
yields as a rule. In some of the coast
counties and in scattered localities Of
Eastern Oregon an average crop will
be secured, but the total yield will be
below average.
Prune picking and drying is we!l un-
der ways the yield of this fruit is very
light, but the quality is good Late APP
Piles are dropping more than usual, but
still promise an abundant yield.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-09-27
Deer In Town.

Marshfeld, Or, Sept. 27.-A fine doe
was killed yesterday off the wharf near
the center of the Marshfeld front. The
deer had been chased by dogs from the
woods on the opposite side of the bay,
and to escape his pursuers had taken
to the water. She had swan nearly a
mile and was well exhausted when vii.
Liam Chapman went out in skiff and
struck her over the head with an oar
and killed her
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-09-27
Love at Long Range.

Love has many ways an which tc
vent its feelings, and lovers are not
slow to make the best Of the opportunl
ty. The latest means of getting pretty
sentiments disseminated is the souv
enir post card, with pretty scenes from
real life, or something sentimental ex
pressed in art. Not that all post cards
are sent by lovers, but all lovers now
adays send the cards.
Several days ago a Salem bud re-
eeived card from a young man who
is now in the East. 1t bore a pretty
picture of an Eastern scene, and along
the margin these words were written;
" Dear Miss. When l lived in
your city / never had the pleasure of
you. Fate, cruel fate, was
against me, and l was compelled to
leave the West without forming an ac-
quaintance. / will return to Oregon in
the spring, and then know that we
will meet / send this as fond token
of the love / have for you
1t is needless to say that this item
did not come from the mail handlers,
and It is also superAous to add that the
young lady in question was more than
to read this open epistle of
devotion.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-09-27
RAIN
HELPED
STRAW
Eugene BOsse OF the Flax
Mill viii Go TO
Europe
a Salem special says.


"The rains last week did an i'm
Enense amount Of good to our fax
crop" says Mr.. Eugene Bosse, proprie-
aor Of the fax plant here. "We didn Z
need the rain to make our fax grow, for
AZ has all been harvested" f" he eontin-
ued. "We want the rain to help ret
the straw. In that dry weather there
were no dews, and the flax straw lay
ont on She ground without undergoing
any porcontible change. The rain
moistened IL and set up fermentation.
We will have dews now nearly every
night, and that will keep up the ret
ting process
Fermentation dissolves the sub
sdanee which holds the fax fbres to-
gether, and we cannot separate the
hbre from the waste material until the
fermentation is complete. Therefore,
we ARE very glad to see the rain come. -
As soon as this crop has been stored
away which will be about November
LIST, Mr.. Bosse will leave for a two
months trip to Europe, for the pur.
pose of purchasing linen manufacturing
maehinery for linen miIl'to be erect
cd in Salem. Mills FOR working fibre
from the lax will be established in sev.
cral valley towns.
"There will be no trouble about
supply of flax next year" said Mr..
Bosse today. "some time ago I was
afraid the farmers would not 60 into
flax raising. and that we would not
have sufficient supply. | now have
assurances that 5000 acres of flax will
DE raised on the east aide Of the, VIII
lamette next year, and this will be all
We want. I have had TO discourage
some farmers from putting in fax next
year, because have enough promised
"We will begin on small scale, and
increase the acreage and size Of the
plant as fast as good business iudg,
ment will permit, We are not going TO
make the mistake Of putting in plant
without skilled labor 20 operate II.
People who are new on that kind OF
work must begin ON eoarser materials,
and in time We shall have plenty of
men aud women hcre who viii be able
60 operate machinery manufacturing
fine linen,
Mr. Bosse proposes To have his linen
mill in operation by February lsl.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-09-27
Postomce Robbed.

st. Helens, Or, Sept. 27.-The post
Office and store at Goble, kept by T. G.
Watts, was entered by burglars Sun.
day night and robbed of considerable
amount of merchandise, $40 in coin
and few dollars worth of postage
stamps. There is no clew to the per,
petrator of the robbery.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-09-27
what Is Lise9

In the last analysis nobody knows
but we do know that II is under strict
law. Abuse that law even slightly,
pain results Irregular living means
arrangement Of the organs, resulting in
Constipation, Headache or Liver Trou.
BILE. DR.. Kings New Life Pills quick.
ly re-adiusts this. It's gentle, yet
thorough. only zoe at J, c. Perry :
drug store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-09-27
kehr Bros. Planos.

Geo. e, Wtll, the music aud sowing
machiue dealer, has included IN his line
tho welkaown and high grade piano,
of the hehr Bros Co, OF New York
and has just received his 6rst shipment
Next 20 the Steinway pianos, these are
the best on the market Como aud ex.
anime them, aud you win agree with
me' Il
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-09-27
How Another Sufferer Was Cured.

DEAR Mrs PNKHAM 81 praise your wonderful med
enough for they have done good the doctors
had For the last eight and suffered troubles
was very weak could not do housework also had
Ialon Some days would remain unconscious for whole day and
your medicine, now feel like different woman
el very grateful to you and will recommend Lydia E. Pink
NegeaOe Compound to all 1t has
hau ne last spell OF nervous prosaton only weighed ninety
es ponS at at time now weigh hundred and twenty
M consider your Vegetable Compound the finest remedy made
h you many times for the benefit received from your medicine
AreA Tours truly Mrs H. FARMER 2SO9 Elliott Ave. Louis Mo-
Remember Mrs. Pinkhams advice is free and all sick wOms
are Iosh they do not ask speaks from wd
eAPerlehce ana has helped multitudes of women.
VEn0 EORFET original
Lydia E. PnkhRm Mas
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-09-27
End Is Near.

Worcester Mass, Sept. 27.- aoar
was no better this morning, and is still
unconscious lie has taken neither
nourishuent nor medicine, aud Or. Gil
man stated that the patient could not
last long,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-09-27

y +. Reiter, travelling agent for the
standard Sewing Machine Co, was 10
salem today, sud left with a large
order from Geo. c. wil for the light.
est running Standard sewing machine.
feg which Mr. Win Is the salem deal
er.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-09-27
NEW TODAY

Wanted-About so acres of potato
and hop land. Address, Hops, care
Journal, with particulars. 9-27-3t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-09-27
KNIGHT & sCHINDLER-Have pr

chased the old stand formerly occu-
pied by John Knight, and are now
prepared to do horseshoeing and gen
eral blacksmithing. All work war.
ranted. 217 Liberty street. 9-22-lm
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-09-27
TIME CARD NO. 2s.

No. for Yaquina-
Leaves Albany -. ..12;45 PM
Leaves Corvallis -. =. LAS Pm
Arrives Yaqulna 80. 80. $40 PM
No, I. Returning
Leaves Yaquina 80, =. 7;15 AM
Leaves Corvallis ...,.,.11:sO AM
Arrives Albany 80. ,.,12:15 Pm
No. for Detroit
Leave Albany -, 80. 100 PM
Arrives Detroit -. -. 600 PM
No. 4 from Detroit
Leave Detroit ,,..sa.. $3.50 AM
Arrives Albany 80. ....1l:f5 AM
Train No. l arrives in Albany In
time to connect with the s. p. south
bound train, as well as giving two OF
three hours in Albany before depart
ure Of s p. north bound train.
Train No 2 connects with the S. p,
trains at Corvallis and Albany giving
direct service to Newport and ada
cent beaches.
Train No. for Detroit. Breitenbush
and other mountain resorts leaves Al
hany AZ l;OO p. m, reaching Detroit
about $500 D. m.
For further Information apply 70
EDWIN STONE. Manager.
7, CoCKREILs Agent. Albany.
Il. II. CRoNISE. Agent. Corvallis.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-09-27

A marriage lieonse has been issued
90 W. n. BRADLEY and Miss Katie
Joefg.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-09-27
Funeral Ratss Reduced.

Cabs and carriage for funerals at
half price. Simpsons livery, opposite
Court house n
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-09-27
DR.. w. D. MEROER

DR.. w. L. MERCER-Gr Graduate of the
American School of Osteopathy,
Kirksville, Mo. Office in Breyman
block, Commercial street, over Stock.
toms store. Rooms 25 and 26. Phone
Red 24l3. Residence at 800 Summer
street. Phone Red 254l.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-09-27
Third Time the oharm

Esopns, Sept, s7,--Judge Parker left
upon his third visit 10 Now York on
the T.o5 o'clock train today.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-09-27

The Edison is the home Of vaude.
willie.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-09-27

JACK CARMICHAEL-Hop buyer.
Room l, Bush-Breyman building.
Phone Main 1851. 9-27-
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-01-21

uno 50" oaourh sinsh Qul,r y,9riff
Ootr Iors,ibmnt Don Den Mdriben
uno Strapa,eu, Die ear bnlo in 0lIle
uno 6iiis, oft uebr ais ibam lieb,
iolSeu iplten.
Gum Stluiis sieies 9,itralr ,ur
Gjsihihit ban 6nmp. 3" 70 no. 9ni.
&eaiment,s tam ih nitt umbin, mob
tinmal Den alten Ssrrn Ssn!ins, IN.
fern piciicr, Der ia aub cin Mit0lieo
anicrsr Gomp. mar, ~ erludhnsn. ss
miro ribt allein meine npt lsbsnoen
9omeraoen iuisr,iIiysn. iOustrn i.IbIt
aud jens Siir9sr bon Wsiipbllia, bic
Drrru Srlttius oamlts 9ticlcu lioo ees
bort babeu. Dor peniQca Sloren
taaie oas national enoamDment Der
GAR. i'm Staate Rstrlitl. 2ie 3cit
uno Der Grt hno ltioer msiRem 8t.
odtrnife ,ntfaIlcn 0;rr Sentins lsbte
iur 3eit III s,tanias. %om Munibc
beiteIt nod einmal ein paar Sage nit
ieinen altsn &ri,astdmtraosn III perle.
ben, bssab er fih per e9d9u aui Den
gDel gum entampment. 9tlosr mar Is
ibm pom 8eihife nitt perl0nai, lin
3isl Ill erreiten, oenn Der 500 trcilt,
ibn ploBlib auf ieinsm @cidbrte, am
item Sage ieiuer beibwsrlidsn &eiis,
ais er MIR nod Elm. 5alreii, p,u iei.
'ucW 3isl, entfsrnt.l seiu Vataam
wuroe oorihin gsbrnbt uno Don. iei-
nen Gdmeraoen nit militlriih.n Gb.
rm btsrabsn. Gisies l,rpte ib oa4
mails per 3ufau aus cen Stritttn ei.
ncr bisiiaen 3titlnJ. g6rs otitm
patriotenl
REQUieScaT IN PACE.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-01-21
gomilliitratiuns %efta!li.

DIR llnisrieihnctt, 9l1niriitrl.sr
o:s 9tatldT,s oes Dtrit. N,rmann
plaBmtper pito am Eonnsriiso om
2St:n SMillar l904. ar Der Slrm
osa Teritnrben,n. stlpl ) Ni.iiel itO.
LID BON g8.ltp6aIla an Der Sotlgtomu
Moab 9sl,sen, oas icls,noe p,ri6nlitc
eiscEtbum oifentlib III otr G}eiit6ie-
ttnoen osrtauisn:
2 GisI,
10 Stat &iuoput,
10 Stlit.
t1rm3erltbIbaftsr ioUi, siuilts 0.t.
SEQ unscE: Saiaaita
untsr 500 balr, Summ.a son
$500 mo oa,ub.r nu' ?lcn ma
gutter Siherheit.
8erblro pllBusncr }lom;nii.rI,cr.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-01-21
Aurr Ausrn asf st. tasis.

lie Nugen Naer tusroen nlhrcao
O,s Saar,a 1904 auf St. 2uuls gee
riht,t isin. 9,oet wiinidt aus trlisr
Snub be yisuigteiten Der ercbtsn
NsItausf,luns bic jsuaIs Die ltsIt
ssish.n bat. ,u ,rbat,ts: gSir rdtbsn
Oabtr uni,r, ssi,r aui Die arobr Si.
Coulter 3eituns ;u absnnlren-Giu
3situns Die isiEs ibrss WIsitsa ooer
Ripalsn i'm gonien s9eiisn ansrtsnnt
uno Die srten Sanass iisbt uutsr Den
g0btsn 9situnsen Der geeIt. glbou.
nirt auT e,n ct. 9ouis Globe 9emo,
erut uno srboli,t al, gisuis,sitsn Der
yasliausaslluns, anss Rsus iibsr biz
Rational @ahlihlht uuo aa.. Scss,
biubtIttH oer sani,n gaslt. S,bsi
aH,eis, an anosr,r Stslk oisisr aus'
sats.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-01-21
Saos.

0trr Sohn geclttn sat itjns Elrm
neblt Sisb une sIfe,aerstb' tait,n M
Sobn StRits fir 81 loo rtT,aait
Serr uno frau 6rant Sootsas er,
ivelen iit hbtr ois 2lniluit tiuss 5ot.
itr9sns In ilr'r 5dmlIt.
Sei Der 6amilit Sohn g3olt, teate
IT'D siu tItine Stammhal,er Gil aber
ben Grant @atts gliitittr GyIbplpa
II.
Seurp 3. @tt'ntgrs betim ieins
9aao IN elnem ,eornibrtooeT i1ltmm
i,tlu,ii1i. Sum oj.it iluo ibrr an
Dem Slleo .siae Gdo5n o;r.ssi.
Ssrr 9m. Sdlttn por Il. eliia.
beth, 1T bier gu siiuh b;i ben elttrn
uno 8eitWiii,rn.
Am Sonntag abeao psraausie h5
btim Sfohn 9ermiuu bic Suleno nit
Sdnstn. uuO Nonid0 abeno mar cine
5dni rportr" bsim Ben Sbuiso,rs,
t5erds)
als S,rtduier tius= paitniir.Ch au.
asn'Snblnsts, ourbreiii 0trr Srco.
auperin oas Gountp Cias,.
Sc Stwaasr bat isinta "eorn,
ibreoesr" on oerra .Siioer psrtauit.
eerr 6ris urhan, DIX Dor ,urxm
Den oaIoon oes Scrtn Ctnrp Yppsh!
Siase.6iip taufie, iammslte bier tlIs
isri5rilisu iar @irthiaditsliyncu, d.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-01-21
,Hnttcri hmers,

cNer Smsm brauit um Der Ssittme oaus,
StT rirs'srr eo.n s'ns atrucs Gus.
Sie 'i2i c!Iein, bogth, auf heu s3iuh.
Gi, lrGns It'll auis &ieeer riuut.
2ie esult: Nd, mar sr eo6 ;urisi
Ser ie.re Sosr, msiu StoIs mem Slid.
e. SOC 6ohin pIr Sim ucriirnh,
Aa lam CT mir wriit ac'une.
ah iehrte hsim msir eli; ;'ees 9inS
Aus huniisr statt, ans Stlrcs uuo @ino!
"a bord Jest po6t'O unbemIi4 TACT
Nm ooies Spr in ipater %odt.
% oifnei i6nel Die glntterbano,
Shr Ause bai ben Sobu cr.annt.
Teb ihr! "a Iiest ibr iiOI;ss Gahd,
Rau trus i9n IL : ins Smis Elriit;
Ga liset CT MIN 10 blct6, 10 Till -
Neao!le SupTtidrt mai 10 tniia!
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-01-21
;flrm i'll pcrid!liell.

VIM l5ttr I9bru1y 1904. wtrc. ii
meme an Der Big M,lr'ts, 3. gGtucn
luoIlt1 BON Nelip5alil nahs oey
S0tlbtolpn Roao 9eltlele ,5l,r slm
SsrttuI ausl;Ptn. 7ie Tarn tatl.t
$50 glder, Dauou l00 2.tI S1t,sM-
ldno uno - gl4y NcA.,.9 ......
auItar lino. eb,niaaa ,u.1 G.g.
ure" Ron 81 2lt,ra. "ass't.s
@obnbaua nil , 3imm. anN. 1,lc
TN erlten. mo / 3imu.t gao SAL.
I'M 2ien Stofueyt. AL 3ox4g
ntbli dnoersn Seb1uiitA,tl 81. agt
III guiem 3ulianos ilao. sut Gii,tr.
ne am 0auls; tint GHtI. btim Slat
uno cine Gu,ns i'm ,@ar,re". 9,a.
lsbOis iptroen iton por 9:gcsHt.u
EatlIm sntaea,a9cnonm,a.
9em qdui,r riro @e.,l.nb.it ae-
boten ein Grittel Ser Sunlm, ot3,u
3tnl'n, dni Der Ga,m ltebeI 80 Ii'en.
Ser gsrtaui Miro du ootn8cnlnn.
tel Gage in ggeftp1alil i.lttiia0ta.
pfrmanu gueic.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-01-21
;;s,Isss;S
. "A observation-disclosures.

You'll be surprised at the way "The Real Safety
shavc-- different from any other razor
u shaves clean and keen-.smooth and easy.
Il doesn't pull or break hairs.
The REAR is the only perfect razor for self shaving
The rigid handle and he lnti-eut guard make Il bet-
ter than the ordinary razorheteer control OF the blade
on face, strop work possible cutting
It's better than other safety razersr bccluse its
razoruot hoe-Made OF the very finest ralOr steel
fun coneave--, ia ineh blade a.
ASsbi buys it. ~ the hrst Shave isn't righ;--you
may We ur money hack,
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-01-21
Wrober Gallllnlngs=% s=%@eegfaHf =%@ergfaHf

ptgen 6sihditsrMdnScruu5 rperocn mir pom ltsn
6sbmar 1904 al ale uuiere lpaaren pie ferti1,
Kleiesr, Sdluhs, eumw 1dreu, Sarspare. pori,Ulu=
nnS 6lab-paars II. 10. Sn iehr reorsirtsn ptciicu
perfdltien.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-01-21

WIT NtHIg SplA9 W. -pst'N" ui'
ferntag rod 81. SouiS.
-Sehet sis Ssrtaafsanieise einsr ahien
Sarm on arsersr S.sIIs.
Z. \. Sranion non Sicgnu, Jpar Sonntas
npede Nntouis zines GieIseipannes blers
-ilberiebet nidt Die sInseise Der 6irma
aeelles NIB seiit,rmuur an uueerer Stsle.
-Eas 0sttcr: "a. 80, "a ,me %. ,cIt
es. acssn rs.r s@nee, ~. ialter; Ss 'ehr
I.
NNs Captain Nm. g. Snber nan eiiIctopn,
Oct iid5 piser pObI nno mar SpSeanss
sala a6e bier.
Robe, = atrpsrin ,am am Nontas ron lei
Sdpoe % eur9'S County ani oem NeImipes
Esu I'd ,ra.
I. - Crubs non ct. 9ouio bsiineei
ct ols Geieuidaterin Der bsiabrten
:, Gosunsr.
-osrr Soiepb guihc psrIaaAs lestc &ote
n Elm pradtppaes Y'erb al Serrn elem NaFe
in Ssiiu'On eitp.
y --oerr Gcurab Rcbascn une ,wei icinsr
slbne pon aidicnntaiu peren om Sonnto9
= ,beiu48weiis bier.
SRI aesna Porth besIcitste Samlas ID
ZEN :ls;ncn 0effen Senrp, mad ieincr Seis
i NATL in SsiicriOn Gitp.
Tie Suren Nenrp Ycrts Sr. unc Soiepb
/, Is sdmts motteu am Tienitoa einen &c
i6ditsausius mad ct. Sbomas.
-6rl Siuic Dutbs.t r.iite am Sumitae
mad Rariinsburs, &p. .,pu iis 'id1 eiuisc S9o=
acu Bel ibrsn bort wobnsueen c!tsrn auiboI.
ten pIro.
-Tie Sirma &srner u vnedenboii Der.
ianoien om Ecntde ,p,i GarIdouneen letter
s6weine unb sinise &iIhfiibe natA Ct.
ecuis.
70 Der iInee 9oliS Drennsde pon 1aoo,
| ,.acet iia bier tei esr 6anilie ieineO
esiasers, Germ Schn 9.basen. aui De
iu9.
-Nerr uno 6rau Sobn oer;ins non
Ridiountaln idmen glontoe bier eurd um
ihre 1odi,r, 5rau NiIhem Bod Die seidbr
lid frdnt it, ~ beiuten.
Die Serrer Glenn @are uno Germ sIns
Sras pen SefiGion Gitn nabmen eieer Joec
uieoer erei GieI (,pir meiuer natiirIit piers
seiniael aus sieier Gseeno NIT iid.
-srl. Rarp Seinri6s trat Iette Npdbs bel
Der Tamihs Sos. 9cimsde in Gienit. 9brs
sdipsi-v SRI Soispbind, 1T ieitber non
sTcrl1sGrudssiebrt unp fahrt fhr osn Sus
ter Ne'SopSbaInns.
bin .iuSee4 eerbaro gIaiimsper wire am
pisaaI. aui aer 6arm ieines uerft. SnloerS
sin.erfs Mutton boIten unb aIIes oui Der
Der 1r.'neliae eiss#ibum sifentIid an ser
tetsnosn periaui,n.
.aa6ie Ssrren Ssnrp Cfer uno Subsri
4.ilees. pcn Seiierion ettp. befonesn it'd
,m.brsre loes bel eeren Sdpaecr Senrp
y e.eaemann auf Der 6aisniago. Sie brads
len burtitnittli6 isesu Gbene 10 9iune
pom eisisn eanaobrsn aIe eeuts init mad
Souie.
-nerr nnbert Ardutmann er, bat oas Der
{ frau Gosaner seborise eissnthum bier in
\per Staei Idu'Iid ermorbeu uno uiro in
rtdiier 3eit nit iein.r Satin bierber ,ieben.
iasIln,r behieIt iiti oas Seti por, bic
u OcoOs aui esm gnpeien BET Der 6o'
mit v1usmann bI'ibsn III Siirfsu.
---llnier Sumslisr, Sobn poubans ipiinitt
hermit Der unbeiaunisn Periou bic III isiner
gbuslenhsit isins Nphnuns beidIin uno ct
-<nihe Rarii, auf ieinsn 1iid eeiteui bat, W
ssiuien. Cine grObsre seidaisieii, bic 'u
lrcseren Tdnl rerpilidten piiree, 'cnnte
ksm Sosn uur easurt srrpieien weresr oeh
i'm ~ ban Nariten npa Elm paGr Sainien
A1assissI,si piiroen.
NaIta Srsuns Suispb sOedisaun
H4k-p srfteais inns ON Egr'ae
- ~ thsttt una ~.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-01-21
EerioHal .Wuti;M,

--0srr nenrp Purta Sr., !perrerie am
srrtaa rot> 81. eouiS.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-01-21

SRI Sjuis Dubbs,t rsiitc am Sumitae
mad Rariinsbure, &p.,w lie lidb eiuisc Sso.
d,cu BET ibrsn bort wobnsneen c!tern auibaIs
ten IoIro.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-01-21

-ilberiebet nidt Die slnseise Der 6irma
aVslies NIB seiitsrmuur an unnerer Stsue.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-01-21

I. 4. Sranion pon Sicgna, por Sonntas
nueds NntouiS eines GieIseipannes bier'
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-01-21

-Tie rcrren Nenrp YOrts Sr. une Soiepb
sdmts mo6teu an Tienitoa einen @e.
ihoitsdusilus mad ct. Shomas.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-01-21

-Eas @sttcr: "a, 80, "a nns %. ,cIt.
es. acsen ps,r S4nee; q. talter Ss 'ehr
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-01-21

-Sebet Die Ssriaaisanieiss einsr aaien
Sarm an arssrsr ctslIs.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-01-21

-Tie Sirma &erner II. ynedenboii per
iansten an Eontae 'm,i GarIaSunsen letter
sGnsine uno sinise NiIhtiile naA Ct.
eouis.
4 Der junee eosiS Srennsde uon laos,
I .acet iid1 bier tei Der 6amiIie ieinec
eaisaeers, oerrn Sobr 9.basen. aui 9e.
iuA.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-01-21

SRI acsind Sorth besIeitste Samltaa H.
ZEN .lsincn Refsn Senrp, nab ieiner Seli
matb in Ssiierion Gitu.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-12-28
DELICATE MONSIEUR BEAUCAIRr
Booth TarlSington's Artistic Master
piece to be Played by Able Cast.

Fortified by the prestige of ro-
mantle comedy. such as Monsieur
Reaucaire." the popular actor. Creston
Clarke. has the farther reaching
promise of a season fraught with
special financial returns. che beauties
of this play We're safely cared for by
Richard Mansfield. who abandoned il
only on account of his established Gus
tom to appear in new creations at
specified intervals. and in surrender
Jig all rights and the good will OF
such a valuable piece Of theatrical
property to Mr. Clarke. no mistake
was possible. inasmuch as the son of
John Sleeper Clarke and nephew to
Edwin Booth. had long ago earned an
honorable place in the front ranks OF
the most notable of legitimate stars.
1T will be a decided pleasure to wit
ness the fine Interpretation of Beau
caire by so worthy a player, hence
the excessive interest in his engage
ment here at the Academy of Music
next Friday night, Dec. 80.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-12-28
THREE NEW CORPORATIONS.
Russ Bros, FogIe Bros, and IriQuoise
Companies Organized Yesterday.

There were three new corporations
chartered by the Secretary of State
yesterday as follows:
w. Fl. Russ Bros. Company. of
Washington, n. c., authorized capital
stock, $4,000. capital on which the
company will commence business,
$4,000.
The purpose of the corporation is
to engage in the conduct of q general
merchandise business.
The incorporators and shareholders
are w RI. Russ GA shares), James
Russ 6 shares), and c. w. Russ Il
share).
The Fogle Bros. Company, Of Win
n-Salem, authorized capital stock
$125,O0O, capital on which the com
pany will commence business. $4,000.
The purpose of the corporation is
the conduct, carrying on in purchase
and sale and manufa cturing OF tim
Der of all sorts
The incorporators are II. y. PfOhl
% shares), F. A. Fogle go shares)
and w. f. Miller Go shares).
The Iriquoise Company, of Lexng-
ton. n. c., social club organized
under the provisions that each mem
Der should pay a membership or ini-
tiation fee of $25, and not less than
81 nor more than SO per month as
club dues.
The incorpOrators are j. w. Mont
| castle, G. F. Hawkins, j. T. Hedrick,
. r. l. Burkhead, B. II. Finch, d. j.
Hill, II. II. Springs, j. H Thompson,
j. G. Walser and c. A. Hunt, Jr.