davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-30
@runbeisentbams l1ebertraaunsen.

Sacob Muftarb an @eprge Sheets,
2ots 13 unb Ia in @oil parf Nbb. 3u
8roab &ippIe, $1,000.
Sacob 9abn an @eprse Noams, 2Dts
1875 in 8onbcriaar's Subj, norb=
DftIi9 BON Wafbineton Str. uno pelt=
li9 bon 8eIt &ailroab. $500.
SIaac Sling an Wm. 8rommer, 2Dt
81 in Glet6er's Subj. Der NuBenlot
.96, 6fGt6 bon Glet@er place @bur9.
$4,000.
@bmon q. @rbin an 8earl Weaber,
2ots 10 unb IL In 8ruce's Subj. il.
zines S6eils BON 8ruce's Mbb., 6ffli9
bon Central Mbenue unb n6rbli9 BON
%. Str. $41OO.
Sarab porter an gbmaro Yorter,
elm She'll Der 2Ots SO unb SO in Bruce
place, @alese Nbe., nabe Der %. Str.
$500.
@eorge Sheets an Sarab Sbompfon,
Elm She'll Der Sect. %, Sfbp. II,
&ange 3 in @~aibinetOn Sonnfbip.
$4,000.
2eon 2ea6 an 9abib 8pe, elm Sbeil
Der Got z in 2ilp's Subj. BON 9rate's
Nbb., Capitol ADe., nabe Der IL. Str.
SIS, 000.
@bmtn Suntinston an Matbiloa
@6isler, ein She'll bes iibm. giertels
Der Sect. 3, Sibp. Is, &ange 5 in
Wnrren Zip. $1,000.
@eDrge Bruce an Wiaiam 9oobs,
2ot SO BON 8ruce's Ibb., 8roabmap,
n6r6li9 BON 25. Str. $4,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-30
Osb bieer d e
SO erbi rector!

@~erabs!um Die @tunbe, in Der bas
fr6hli9e l3reiben i'm garte, auf Der
&egelbabn unb benz San3boren ieinen
SD6epunft erreidte, sOg Der eries9rd=
MICE WaherbirectDr bort pben feline
S9leufen auf; er lieB unbeimli6e,
md9tige grau=i9war3e @Olfen Dor=
ridden = unb i'm Nu plaBten biefelben,
SEPT aber entpidelte fi9 unter Der
MaHa Elm 2eben, ME es pDbl nod lei.
ten 10 lebbaft i'm part geberrf6t
batte.
Nles %rettete, fiidtete i9, entneoer
mad Der Segelbahn, ODER Dem San3plab
ooer bem WeiBen &6BI" mofelbf elmer
Der pflidt9etreuefen Sangesbriioer bon
Snbianapolis unb nmgegenb, ME Der
betannte Rnabe an Der QueGe, an elmer
WaibDtple Wa6e belt. Waren aber
bic 8efu6er tpenise Stunben aubor in
S6aaren in ben gart 6iretn9efr6mt,
10 uurben fe burd ben &e9en leiOer
aud tuieber mafenweiie gum 8erlafen
basielben beranlnBt. Ni9tsbeitDmeni=
ger bat aber Der farfe 8eiu9 Der @r=
Dffnungsfeier bemiefen, baB Der Ger
mania part in alien G9i9ten bes bie=
fi9en9 euti6tbums fi9 oiele marine Nn=
bdneer unb Greunoe eruorben bat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-30
atlantic Gttp MnsHug.
WeOital Exploitation - Spssieae 8e=
biennna iiber 0enninlDania 9inien.

9ur6Laufenbe Speaials Bagecns fir Dele
8aten unb Sreunbe, 3m Der idbrIi6en 8ers
IantmIun9 Der Nmerican MebicaI G~ffpciatton
tn MtIanfic Gitn fperben in Snbiana pDn alien
9enniplpamta 2iliert eeftent. 9lbfabrt pom
SnbtanapoIis am Sonnta9, 8. Sum- 3.05 ubr
HaGmitta9s ; @nfunft in atlantic @ttn am
foleen6en Nbenb. GhIafteaen in burdlals
fenben S4lafpnegons tperben Der Reibe fol-
aenb enteegengeRpminer unb Ioaten Yerio1en
bie loIHe tpiini6en, fth prompt nit Or. s.
6. Sentb, GefretGr, 427 Heptpn glenpDDI
@ebaube, S~nbionapplis, in @erbinbnng ieten.
Grcuripns Eifets mad Mtlantic Gitn iper>
ben ebenfaqs fir ale reguI6ren SIge Der
9enn1pIbania 2inien, bonn 81. Wfai Bis incl.
8. Stunt berfauft, unb 3tpar 5u einein Dollar
mebr aIs bic Sabrt fir etnen @eg foitet ;
6ieies bringt bic 3nnbfabrt pom Snbianarps
It's anf $19.75 nit perbdItniBmdBisen 8ebut>
tionen bon nnberen Gtationen. Der Sabr@
preis fir &inber iiber 5 Sabren nnb nnter 10
Sabrert lit bic 9dIfte.
Mnf @uni6 fperben Sdbrfcrten fir bic
gIei6e &ebuttion auSgeiteat, Iantenb bia
@a1bingtpn, nit glnfenthaItS= Yripilegten in
Der 8unbes . 9auptitabt; ebenio Baltimore
un6 Ybilabelpbta, 4ufentbaltss 8etriuisun9
in 8bilaoeIptia an 6abrfarten iiber bic
birefte 2inie mad AtIantic Gitp.
Sir fpeitere S~nfornatiot fperbe man ft1
an bic 9iGet Meenten Der pennipIpnnia
9inien ober ihreiEe ar SO. s@. Hi4arbicn,
Affiitert General Ranngter Mgert,
S~n6iGnapcIis, Snb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-30
soeialer Snrnberetm.
Der Iusfus mad ,~8u6enbain" Elm seieIs
i6aftIi4er Grfplg.

gs muB san5 enti6ieben su~gefanOen
merben, baB pie Settune Der 6reifinni=
gen @Onntagsi9ale ess 5ocialen Surn=
pereins pobl fdum sinen Die SntereHen
bes Snitituts bef1er f6rOernben Bef6luF
gu faHen bermo6te, als bic GeranFal=
tuns zines Nusfuses mad D8u9en-
balm" no gang unter nns".
Sic sefrise 6eier, mel9e su9leid
@9luBact Der S9ule mar, 9efaltete
fi9 su einem pouen unb gar1aen @rfoI9e
in seisai6aftli6er Sini9t, unO Der
3mef, bas 3uiammengeb6rigfeits=8 er
fhb[ in bbberem @rabe, als oies bis6er
ausgeprdet mar, gu beben, murOe
fi9erlid boGauf errei6t.
9as Wetter mar benz unternebmen
9tnffie, tpennelei9 fi6 am Nbenb Elm
@etpitterre9en einitelte, Der ieoo6 faum
it6reno nirfte, ba bic 3eit our 0eim=
febr bod f6on berangenabt mar, als
Die erfien &esentropfen berab3ufaIen
b%egannen.
Ser Sag mar un9etriibter Greuoe
unb unf6uloi9em 8ersniigen Der Gin=
Der 9etpiomet, unb tper fi6 ni6t nit Der
lu1igen @eielidaft freuen utlb berg
lid mitla6en fonnte iiber bic bielfa=
den 8orfdne bumpritii6en @6arafters,
Der mug f9erli9 elm eineefleif9ter SD=
po9onher sepeien iein, Der felbft penr
Der Sriiblin9 GOLDEN la9t unb heller
@onnenf6ein auf unieren S~sbensuegen
uns bethlehem 1T, feline traurige 6oe
P6ilifter=P bpiiognomie su Gage trd9t.
Sn Der Shat berrli9e Siunben perleb=
ten bic Greunbe ratiDnefer Sugenber=
3iebung 9eftern i'm iOpuif9 geIegenen
8u9enbatn, i'm S9atten grtiner
8dume, bic INNER nod basieIbe 2ieo
raui9en, unb Die Sbeilne5mer tperben
nod LANCE bes nit ibealer 66rbune
a~ussefatteten Gefes fi1 gerne erin=
nerr, bic Sinoer Der ungespungenen
Greube tpegen, pelde Tie inmitten Der
gamutter Natur senoRen, bic Grpa9=
ienen aber Der 9ersensluff tuegert, bic
Tie nit ben Rinbern unb tiber Die 2e=
bensluf unb ben frpben Mutb berIel=
ben empfanben. 3nr 9ebung bes Sc.
fanrmteinbrufes trugen bebeutenb Die
berrli9en 2ieoer, pel9e Die @onntags=
idule unter Der 9eoiesenen 2eitung if
rer beliebten @eian9sbirigentin. SRI.
Mamie 59ulmeper fang, BEL. Nls
Propaganbamittel fur bic @9ule bal
bas Geff feinen 3wed pDlauf erfiiIt,
unb mod eini9en Monaterl tpoblber=
bienter &ube mirb bas gemeinniibige
nnternebmen nit frif9em Mutb UNI
1euer Strait unter 9iinfi9en aufpicien
Elm neues S9uliabr beginner.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-30

n
@nbIi6 fanb sefern, na6bem aus
triftisen @rinben cine 3peimalige 8er=
i6iebuns bes Sa.ums eintreten muBte,
Die formele gr0fnung beg @ermania
garfs ffatt. 9erieIbe bate fi1 in elm
fetli9es Geuanb setporfen.
Wobin bas luse f9aute, mobin bic
8siu9er LIBERAL tire G9ritte LENT
ten, iberaa fanben fe aus, baB bic
germaltung beg parts unb ibr tti9=
tiger Superintendent, 9err Sobn Nm=
buebl, in ben nerflohenen Monaten
tpieber einmal ales aufgeboten baben,
I'm ben parf in pabrffem Slime beg
Wortes au einem ioealen @rbolunss=
plab gu eefalten.
8iele gerbe1erungen finb borse=
uommer tporben; cine Der meientlid=
ten 1T iebenfals Die 8enuBun9 bon
@erberlDbe gum 8ebeden Der Wege;
entaidenb fno Die Blumenbeete unb
iberal merit man, baB feiBige 9dnoe
tbdtig maren, UNI ben in beutiAen
G~reiien 10 euBeroroentli6 populdren
Bart nur mod beliebter Su MAIDEN.
Sroboem geftern nur Mitglieoern
Der Parf=8 ereini9ung unb ibren So
milien Der 3utritt geftattet NOT, sdblte
Der Beiud bod mad mebreren Sauien=
ben; an Der @aHe paren ni6t tpeniger
als 185 neue Mit9lieoer ertporben tpor-
ben, iobaB Die @efammtaabl berielben
F9 ieBt auf nabe8u 1900 beIduft.
@egen 4 ubr wurbe Die offiaiele
Seier er6fnet.
Inter 2eitung ieines 9irisenten,
Germ Carl &ie9ner, trug Der Size
berfrana" bas reisenbe our Jeier beg
Cages paRenbe 2ieb nSm Maien"
in anIpre6enber Weiie DOR.
9ierauf belt 9err ) 3 Granfe
Der prdiibent Der @ermanit part
0ereinieung einen nit groBem 8eifan
aufgenommene Mnfpra6e, pel9er mir
folgenoes entne5men:
uSersli9 Wiltommen our Seier bes
beutiaen Sages, WilfOmmen gum 4.
@ieeenfeffe zines &inbes, bas ben &ern
unierer beuti6en 8iirseri6aft gu iei=
men Sauf=pathen sdblt unb fi6, 9ant
ibrer liebepollen Ghriorge unb pHege,
10 f9nea entpifeln tonnte, 81 geiur=
benz Wa9stbum unb frdftisem Sc
beiben, 81 elmer tueiteren @rrungen=
f9aft 9eutf9en Strebens, auf Die mir
nit bere6tigtem StOls binueiien tDn=
men. au elmer Seimtdtte, ME lie bas
9euti6tbum BON indianapolis f9on
lan9e brau9te, UNI Die einaelnen
8ereine unb beri9iebene @lemente url=
ierer Deutf9en 8ebDlterung einanber
ndbsr au brinsen unb fie uenigftens
einmaI i'm Sabre CUR gemeiniamen
Geier zines Seuti6en Cages gu ber=
einigen.
9as mar cine Der Soeen, Die ben
Branbern beg @ermania part gereins
bor Nugen f9uebte, in ME melt ie f9
pertpirfli9t bat, bas weiB jeber unter
-
gu9 su b~eurtbeilen, Der Die berf9iebe=
men Jeiern nit gema9t bot, unb tpenr
beute bas Seuif9tbum pon Snbiana=
polis BET unferen 2~anbsleuten in
2ouisbine, Cincinnati, ct. 2ouis unb
a1beren @tdbten beg 2artbes bod an=
gef9rieben ffebt, 10 btrfen mir getro1f
aud eiiten fleinen She'll auf 9eanuna
beg @ermania parfs fesen, Der ieoes=
NAL bereitwtQig unb felb1IDs feline
pfOrtsn 6fnete, wenn es 9alt beutf6e
Gefe 3u feiern - unb fe nit Grfolg
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-30

pc CtuP i.
mad ieber Gi9tuna bin burd,ufi6ren!
unb bamit tommen mir ar elmer peite=
rem Miifion biefes Bartesr
@enn mir, meine Jreunbe, oeutFde
Gefte feiern, unb Tie f16n uno nod
re4t LANCE feiern molten, bann mHfen
mir bOr allen 9ineen barauf ieben,
Dab aud Weni9en ba finb, Die He in
unierm SHINE meter feiern f6nnen,
bic, tpen1 unfere ubr nbgelaufen III, u.
Die Nlten ni6t mebr babel fino, oarauf
beba6t fein miKen, aud in unIern
&inbern unb Nadfomrtsn 0erfdnonib
unb Sntereiie fir berartise Seffe gu err
tpeitern nno 81 f6rbern, tpen1 anbers
es in % Sabren bon ieBt an nod einen
beuti6en @eiang=8erein, Surn=gerein
Ober cine Seuti6e.Sa Geter geben
Ifol.
Sa 0fnet nun nieberum Der Ser
mania Parf feline Pforten fir Die beut=
fden Grauen uno &inber uno label fie
Elm, 10 oft es ibnen beliebt, Die beiBen
Sommertage i'm S9atten feiner prd9=
tigen gdume 5uaubrin9en uno bier Die
Wtiiiion aus3utiben. Die f9lieblt9 bo9
meiffens uniern 6rauen aubeimfdlt,
Die Gtnoer au er5ieben i'm Slime beut=
i9er Sltern, einfa9 unb mabr, geiunb
an 2eib unb 9eele, uno 70 bafiir 81
for9en, baB mir Menf9en baben, Die
9eutibe Gefe feiern fDnnen, baB Die
Seutf9e Spra9e III @uren Na9fom=
men meter lebt, oaB oas 9eutf6e 2ieb
tpeiter erflingen pirb, aud tDenn
SINGERS @ruft ii9 iiber ben Nlten
ldngit gef6lOhen bat.
@s TT feline leidte Nufsabe, einen
plaB mte bteien gu berpalten; abiolut
unm6gli9 aber it es, es Wnen re9t gu
ma6en. Gins jebo9 fam i'd sud
berfi9ern, baB Die 8~ertpaltung bes
@ermania=Y arfs ibr 8eItes oet6an bat
unb ftets tbr M6sli6ites tbun tpirb,
UNI allen gere9ten Nnforberungen gu
gentigen, unb tpenn Sbr, metne
6reunbe. btefer 8erfi6erung Glauben
i6entt, tuern Sbr semilt ieib, uns in
Der 4usiibuns unierer Miffion au9
ferner6in treu our Settle gu ffeben, bann
befrdftigt Cure Outage burd elm brei=
fades bonnernbes So9 auf Elm tpeite=
res frdftiges @eoeiben unferes gemein-
iamen YhesefinOes, bes @ermania=
BART Wereins ct lebe be6!"
Ollie 3ub6rer unb 3ub6rerinnen
ftimmten frdfti9 in bas 9O9 Elm.
Na6oem es ausgeflungen mar, nur=
ben bieielben mod bonn y9ieberfrar3"
nit Dem 8ortrag bes 2iebes v@riBt
mir bas blonde &ino am 8bein" CT.
freut.
9as Or6efer ipielte bierauf mod
cine piece unb Die 4. offieielle gr6fs
nure bes gartes geb6rte Der gei9i6te
befelben n
Inter ben in frii9em G,iiblInessriin
pransenbsn Wipfeln Der md9tisen
Baumriefen entpifelte fi9 bierauf elm
fold fr6bli9es 2eben unb Sreiben,
als OBJ elm gOltsfef gefeiert tuurbe.
Ser y2tebertrana" fopobl als aud
Der vMdnnerdor" batten eigne 9aupt=
quartiere unb an benfelben ging es
freu5fioel gu; In beiben iuurbe bieGaf=
freunbf6aft in liberaler Weiie ausae=
fEbrt.
Gin auBerorbentli9es reyes 2eben
unb Sreiben erttpidelte f9 nber auf
Der Regelbabn, no Mdnnlein unb
@eiblein i'm S9meiBe ibres NngeF6ts
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-30
Srgenb eimGei6dftsmaum
Fam Jhnen ia9en, oa6 Ole
-Grifem 6mm6ert-

Dollars ont i9perten gu iparen firb. Sci
Der Dur9iebung foIgenber Isabelle iperben
Sic finber, bab bur9 Griparune bon 80
@ents, ober $500 PRO Npnat, baS erte
9unbert in ~tpent9er ais einerp Sabr erreint
iper0en fdnn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-30

9ernen Sic su iperen fir Die 3n=
fnnft; @sblfabrt nuo Yrosperitdt
lit ftder.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-30

ION Die bette 5 Gent @igarre in
Der @tabt, Wu9o's r2On9felotD".
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-30


fi9 bemiibten, bic pra9tbollen preiie
au geDinnen.
Nus Oieiem frif6=fr6bli6en friebIi=
den Sample tru9en folgenoe 9egel=
Wataoore refp. bortnnen bic palme
bes @ieees babon:
9 ame1:
/. Preis = Grau @eDrg Giain9er.
2. @arl Gramer.
6~erren:
l. preis = $. Wieie.
2. 8. Gosfelb.
3. t. S. Sber9fea.
4. > - 2Duis Gebrenba6.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-01-31
NORTHERN PACIFIC
Time Card Of Trains


Time Gard OF Trains
PORTLAND
Leaves Antvss
Puget Sound Llmited.T:2S . m s:As . m
Kansas City-st. Louis
Special ..il:1o am s:1 . N
North Coast Limited $50 m 7:eO . m
Tacoma and Seattle Night
Express ..."....M:45 pm sos , n
Take Puget Sound Limited or North
Coast Limited for Gray's Harbor points
Take Puget Sound Limited for olym-
pia direct.
Take Puget Sound Limited or Kan
sas city-st Louis Special for p0ints
on South Bend branch.
Double daily train serviss ON Gray's
Harbor branch.
Four trains daily between Portland.
Tacoma and Seattle
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-01-31
PROTESTED GOING TO JAIL
BECAUSE OF RES ECTABILITY

New York. jan 30 "A unique plea for cemeney made
by William Strauss and William Ha who found guilty coun
tng and selling labels judge who heard the case sentenced
them by first announcing fine Of $500 They seemed pleased
at this when the judge added 10 days prison. they sprang
from their chairs I'M protest #S83S Ak5 s~&
Why your honor shouted Strauss II am respectable man
and cannot go to prison"
cannot help that replied the M the sentence Of the
court and and Mr. Hass days. "But your honor
cried Has going Europe Thursday have booked
my passage and have tickets It win ruin 60 to jail
You tried to ruin many by these counterfeit aebls said
the judge and the sentence Of the viii not be changed Both
demonstrated loudly as they led away to jail
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-01-31
Morcsn MAY ns,irs.

New York, Jan. so.-Rumors 81
practical retirement from active bus
mess By J. p Morgan. circulated and
denied Day or two ago when .. n.
Morgan, Jr., arrived from London. are
reiterated today by the American.
which declares that Mr.. Morgan. rr.,
has determined to shift the burden Of
his great interests to his son and spend
a large part Of his time hereafter in
England at Aldernham Abbey.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-01-31
BEDE RATHER PLEASED BE.
CAUSE VEAL TIL lSINC CREASING
New Member From Minnesota Makes
Initial Appearance in New
York City.

New York. JAM Congressman j. Adam Bede who amused
the house Of Representatives Thursday with humorous speech his
first has made his initial appearance this city the
West Side Republican Club dinner.
Mr. Bede assured the gathering that his state Minnesota win
favor the nomination Of Roosevelt, and continued:
In country would be handicap for the candidate Of either
party TO be ranked millionaire though getting
majority Of us will be mionares after awhile Events moving
rapidly and we have not had time solve all problems
people have complained because wealth has accumulated Personally
have never complained Of that The trouble learned
accumulate but have not solved the problem Of distribution That
is one Of the problems Of the future but viii itself give
ii time"
He closed by inviting the democratic party dsband
over to his side
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-01-31
NEW GYMNASIUM FORMALLY
OPENED AND DEDICATED

Chicago JAM 3d. the presence Of 100 Of the athletes Of tho
University Of Chicago the faculty and 800 Of the students and
friends Of the institution the Frank Dickinson Bartlett gymnasium
the gift of c. Bartlett the University Of Chicago has been for
maly opened and dedicated
Inc corner stone was laid Thanksgiving day. 1901 work
ON the building has been interrupted times by strikes The
amount originally by Mr. Bartlett was $35OOO Since the last
plan was drawn the scope of the undertaking has been enlarged until
now with equipment the building represents an outlay Of nearly
$265, OOO
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-01-31
pjes AZ Old Aoe.

Chicago. Jan. so.--sprighuy and ac-
tive until within two days Of her death.
Mrs. Julia Flynn Is dead at the age Of
100 years. Bronchial troubles and
weakness Of the heart sssought to an
end her century Of existence. Mrs.
Flynn was born in County Mayo. Ire-
land. in 1904. Three OF SIX children
survive her. and IL grandchildren and
two great grandchildren are living.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-01-31

WHEN YOUR JOINTS ARE STIFF
and your muscles sore from cold or
rheumatism, when you slip and sprain
q joint, strain your side or bruise your
self. Painkiller will take out the sore
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-01-31

ness and fix you right in a jiffy. All
ways have 1t with you, and use it free
ly. Avoid substitutes. there Is but one
'Painkiller Perry Davis. Price 25c ana
soc.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-01-31
INDIANS ARE UNFRIENDLY
AND ATTACK GUNBOAT

Colon JAN 20 The United States gnboat Bancroft arrived here
today from San Bias coast She reports the attitude Of the San
Bias Indians at Caledonia bay to be only nnd but decidedly
aggressive Boats containing about attempted to attack the Ban
croft but were driven off by rapid fire guns
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-01-31
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK

THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
at Astoria, in the State Of oregon, at
the close OF business, January %, 1908.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ~. \. secs, 800 6S
overdrafts secured and un-
sccureu ......,s....s.+... 2,1g2 81
U. s. Bonds to secure circu-
iation ................. 1850 90
Stocks. securities, etc. ...... $4,000 90
Other real estate owned -. 5000 90
Due from National Banks
tnot reserve agentsl ...... s.144 rs
Due from State Banks and
Bankers .............. s4.4O5 81
Due from approved reserve
agents ,,.............. 15s,414 "a
Checks and other cash items 81 So
Notes OF other National
Banks .,...,...,,.... 1s5 90
=
Nickles and cents .......... ls7 5S
Lawful Money Reserve in
Bank, viz.
Specie .......... 900 90
Legal tender notes 90 90 iSS,0sO 90
Redemption fund with U. s.
Treasurer Is per cent of y
circulation) .............. 625 90
Due from u. S. Treasurer
other than per cent re-
demption fund ......,... 900 90
Total ........,...... :. .s7ss,15S 20
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in ,..,...$ $4,000 90
Surplus fund .............,. $4,000 90
Undivided profits, less ex-
penses and taxes paid.... 1922 10
National Bank notes out
standing .................. l2,SOO 90
Dividends unpaid :. , 1000 90 |
deposits subject
to check s..... .s4sT,7ss %
Demand certificates of de-
posit .......... 1886 Ss ss1,sss Os
Total ..,..,............. .s7ss,15S %
state Of Oregon, County of Clatsop, IS;
/. s. s. Gordon, cashier Of the above
named bank. do solemnly swear that
the above statement is true to the best
of my knowledge and belief.
S. S, GORDON, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
his 25th day OF January, 1904.
v. BoELLING, Notary Public.
-orrect--Attest:
G. c. Fiavei,
w, M. LAdd.
Jacob Kamn, Directors.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-10-15
RESUMPTION CLUB MEETINGS
First Signs of the Beginning of
Winter Activity in Society.

First Signs of the Beginnie ot
Winter Activity in society.
The first indication of the beginning
Of the busy winter life of society wom-
en- is to be found in the October meet
ings of the patriotic associations, two
OF which will be held to-day. The
Lachlan Mcintosh Chapter, Daughters
Of the American Revolution. of which
Mrs. John NJ. Bryan is president. will
meet this afternoon at her residence q
Gordon street, east, at o'clock. The
savannah Chapter, D. A. r., will meet
this afternoon at u at the home of
the regent, Mrs. William A. Winburn
81 Goston street, east. The first meet
ing of the Daughters of the Confed-
eracy has already been held.
The Woman's Club will meet for the
first time in its new quarters on Lib
erty street next week Most of the
literary clubs and the purely social
ones will not reassemble until Novem-
Der. 1t is the custom of the Shakes
pere Club to resume its weekly meet
ings on the first Monday in November.
but whether that plan will be followed
this year has not yet been decided.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-10-15
CONFEDERATION
SWEEPS CLIMAX
Business Portion of the Town suf-
fers $4,000 Damage.

business Portion of the Town suf-
fers SI2.OOO Damage.
Cambridge, Ga, Oct 14.-Almost the
entire business portion of Climax, Ga,
was destroyed by fire last night. About
1880 p. m. fire was discovered in
the roof of building occupied by
Menzies & Co.
A keg of powder exploded and scat
tering burning shingles, which set fire
to the buildings occupied by Carter
Bros. and James Moore, totally de-
stroying them. Allen Bros brick
building was badly scorched and the
show windows broken out. which
caused, them to suffer quite heavily
from damage by water and smoke.
1t was only by very hard work that
the fire department prevented the resi-
dence and store of Mr.. c. II. Mills
and the Atlantic Coast Line Depot
from burning.
The total loss is estimated to be
about $4,000, and is partially covered
By insurance.
The origin of the fire is still I'M
known.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-10-15
AT THE THEATER

Happy Hooligan" delighted two
large audiences yesterday. This popu-
lar piece of comedy bids fair to last
for several seasons more if kept in
the hands of such competent people as
those presenting it yesterday II is
generally the case that the second road
season of piece is poorer in point of
make up than the first, but those who
saw the piece a year ago and again
yesterday were unanimous in the opin-
ion that not only the setting was bet
ter, but the added features much more
attractive. The piece is carried for
ward with a pleasing snap. and in ad-
ditiOn to being handsomely set, is pre-
scented by very competent people. The
music was new. the costumes much
improved over those of last season,
and all the members of the cast were
working hard all the while.
''The Marriage of Kitty" is the at
traction at to-day's matinee and to-