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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-12-18
Millionalre's Strange Disappear.
ance Causing Trouble.
FOUL PLAY IS SUSPECTED
Man Was Very Active In Irish Poll
tics Before He Suddenly Dropped
Completely Out Of Sight In
the City Of Philadelphia.

New York, Dec. i7.--Men prominent
In Irish organizations here have been
informed. says the Herald, OF the
strange. disappearance OF the wealtay
woolen goods manufacturer. owen
ELY OF Philadelphia. Kelly was one
OF the foremost supporters Of John f.
Redmond and the Irish National
League In this country, II is said he
was last seen last October 25, at a
meeting OF the Continental Trust Com
pany, OF which he is u director In
Philadelphia.
II is said that he led the element OF
the Clan Na-Gae in Philadelphia
which took up the Redmond land
scheme for Ireland two years ago. A
feud followed, which was carried into
the last convention OF the Ancient Or
der OF Hibernlans.
Search for Kelly has been'very quiet,
his Disappearance being known to few
persons. Police and other means have
failed to find trace OF him, and for
some reason which none would dis
close, there seems to be ground to be-
lleve that knowledge Of his fate Is to
be found in that city. 1t was his GUS
tom TO come here twice weekly on
business.
Kelly Is SO years OF age, Ave feet
ten inches In height and weighs 1870
pounds.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-12-18
Gunsrs Improving.

Harbin, Dec. 16.-(Correspondence
OF The Associated Press). Back and
forth along the railway. now that
there Is not much in the way OF ac-
tive fighting" writes a stan cores
pondent of the Associated Press. zone
meets many interesting acquaintances,
nearly all of whom have something to
add to the general story OF the war,
Coming up the last time across the
Itsun river, l was put up for the night
by the bridge guard. There is an iron
bridge across the river with little
fort at each end and boat patrolling
the river beneath to guard against
sudden descents of the Chinese ban
dts who are always on the alert to
annoy the lines of communication,
even II they cannot cut them, But
the railway guard is a very mobile or
ganizatlon and can concentrate q
strong force up or down the line at
short notice while the guard boat
makes the river banks untenable for
an enemy.
zone of the Cinnamon on guard at
the bridge is an intelligent fellow from
the southern provinces and he pre-"
diets sweeping changes in China when
the war is over. He does not speak
as though he regarded Manchuria as
an integral port of China. He said:
"'whoever wins in this war is going
to take Manchuria. China win not
care much. But when the war is over
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-12-18

pened to be there we were sent away
TO some other part Of the mansion.
During the time I was with Mrs.
Chadwick II was but rarely that a
lady called, but there was a very
large number Of substantial looking
men who called to see her and when /
90 down street now I often see them
In big concerns. In banks and other
places. or In their automobiles, and
most OF the men Mrs. Chadwick re-
ceived In her own private rooms, send
ing away the doctor II he happened to
be at home. or me, and sometimes she
would be in her boudoir with caller
for several hours.
AS for money. believe she has
enormous stores Of both money and
jewels. One day she showed me a lot
Of tin boxes, filled with gold and paper
money, and bonds and all that, and
small steel safes full Of. the most mag
nificent jewels. and told me that all
this wealth was just as safe and as
safely concealed as 1t would be in any
bank vault.
"Oh, those piercing black eyes Of
hers. While would be doing up her
hair I would find them reflected back
at me from the mirror in strange.
fixed stare. and once remarked to her,
why do you keep those black. black
eyes fixed or me so steadfastlyT
Because" she said, I like to study
your wonderful sky blue eyes with
their strange contrast to your dark
hair"
Il was never afraid Of her-not in
the least; but some Of the servants
we're. One was so frightened Of her
that whenever Mrs. Chadwick drew
near she would tremble from head to
foot"
DO you believe that Mrs. Chadwick
was Nine. Devere?' queried the re-
porter.
do II" exclaimed Mrs. Somers with
Continued on page I.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-12-18
Black for Senator.

Troy. N. Y, Dec. i7.--The candidacy
Of former Governor Frank 3, Black for
the United States senatorship, in place
OF C. NJ. Depew. was announced today
by the Troy Times. He was seen by a
representative OF the Associated Press,
but he refused to say a word on the
subject.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-12-18

having gone up 10 his reserves near
uoble for duck hunt last night
II is learned that Lowe 10 tele-
graph operator. and that he has paid
up card In the Order OF Railroad Tele-
graphers. This. II Ia surmiaed. will
impel him 10 follow the line Of The
railroads out OF town. In which case
his immediate capture IL certain.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-12-18
Killed BY Revolver.

Spokane. Dec. i7.-Ex-chief Of Po'
lice Il. NJ. woydt was accidentally shot
today. the bullet passing through his
body three inches above the heart He
was walking along the river bank and
his revolver fell from the holster, strik-
Ing a rock and diseharging the weapon.
There Ia a slight chance for his re-
coyery,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-12-18

Sal Francisco. Dec. iT.--Buzayell
the Algerian wrestler. appeared in po'
lice court today TO answer a charge Of
mayhem In having bitten Tom Jenk'
ins. his opponent, during a contest last
night. Jenkins refused TO prosecut'
the case and II was dismissed.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-12-18
READY TO FIGHT.
cladiators Are in Fine FettIs for
Tuesday.


san Francisco, Dec. 17.-Both Bat
tlIng" Nelson and Jimmy Britt have
practically reached the stipulated 1872
pound mark for their contest Tues
day. Today Nelson stopped regular
work and went hunting, declaring ne
is fit and strong.
Britt is easily coming down to the
require notch and Is lessening the
amount Of his daily work. Each man
recognizes he will face his most form
liable for in the ring, and both camps
take a serious view of the coming first
There is not enough betting yet to
FIX a standard.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-12-18
sINEws OF WAR.

Mules Seem to New a Great Deal Of
80 Hay,
San Francisco, Dec. ia secret
order for 5000 tons Of hay has been
placed in this city, and the circum-
stances indicate the order is ON be-
half OF the Russian government.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-12-18

Spokane, Dec i7.--washington state
irrigation commission 10 in session to
draft law governing irrigation in
this state for submission 70 the gov
ernor and legislature. B
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-12-18
ELKINs HUGE ESTATE

Over Thirty Million Dollars Was His
"Clean up"
Philadelphia, Dec. 17,-William L.
Elkins, the street railway magnate
and fiancier who died in November,
1908, left an estate worth $S1,57S,00O
according to figures CLEANED from the
first account Of the executors.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-12-18

Japan has just received some new
submarine boats. Most OF Russia's
warshlps are submarine now
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-12-18
CHADWICK REsENTFUL.

Will Not Talk Concerning His Wifs's
Plight.
Paris, Dec. 17.-Dr. Chadwick OF
Cleveland, who is still here, resents
further inquiries concerning the case
of Mrs. Cassie L. Chadwick, or his
connection with it. He spends much
time following American papers.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-04-10
NORTHERN PACIFIC

Tlmo Gard OF Trains
PORTLAND
Leaves ArT4voA
Puget Sound LAmited.7:S m 80 p m
Kansas city-st. Louis
Special ...........ii:le am Gts ,"
North cOas. limited S'ss m T;ss 8 =
Tacoma ana Seattle Night
Express ........1l:@ pm SEQ p@
Take Puget Sound Limited or Nostn
Coast Limited for 0ESys Harbsr pe'A~
take Puget Sound Limited for o'sn-
pia direct
Take Pusst sOuaA Limited = Aaa-
as CIty-et. Louis SPECIAL fOr Pssa~
\ South Bead brAach.
Double daily trsaa sssviss - euags
Harbor branCA.
-Four traiaa daiiy hstwssa rertlAnA.
Tacoma al ssAssA
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-04-10

In more respects tnan one Stbtei
days gathering Of the county repub-
lIcan convention was love feast. It
was an enthusiastic gathering and
there was a general disposition on the
part OF the delegates to harmonize mat
ters as much as possible. James w.
welchs candidacy for the Legislature
did not fare well, but otherwise there
were no hard turpdowns. Even the
fight for the nomination for sheriff
ended pleasantly. and those delegates
who. lent their support to oJhn Frye.
who had been named as Tom Linville's
opponent. were anxious to assure the
convention that their efforts in behalf
OF Mr.. Frye should not be miscon-
strued to mean that they would not
give their earnest support to the choice
Of the party Three very strong men
were named for the ONCE of county
commissioner, but William Larsen had
overwhelming support. So harmonious
were the proceedings that several OF
the nominees were selected by accla-
nation.
The Temporary Organization.
The convention met at the court
house at 10 a. m. and was called to
order by George Clyde Fulton, chair
man Of the county committee. Mr.
Fulton made brief address to the
delegates, in which he urged careful
consideration OF the claims OF the var
lious aspirants for nominations, and
hearty support of the ticket after II
was placed In the field.
william +. McGregor was chosen
temporary chairman and Charles II
lAbercrombIe temporary secretary.
The following committee on creden-
tials was announced by the chair: r. A
Abbott Of Seaside, II. A. Cornelius Of
Elise, George A. Nelson, d. ]. ingalls,
and Thomas Jewett of New Astoria.
The following committee on perma-
nent organizatlo nwas named: Franz
Patton, ]. p. Ryan, c. A. Coolidge
Martin Carlson and G. c. Fulton.
The following committee was named
to select 10 delegates to the congress
sIonal and state conventions: G. j
Curtis, DR.. Tuttle, P. S. Warren, r
Faulkener and John Fox.
The committee on platform was an
nounced as follows: James w. Welch
sampel Elmore, Dan Reierson, A
Fastabend and L. o. Pelland.
Adjournment was then taken until
1880.
The Afternoon Session.
II was l:45 before Chairman Me-
Gregor raped for order, but the dele
gates were prompt in arriving, and the
business of the convention was soor
under way.
The report of the committee on order
of business was then heard. 1t recon-
mended that the temporary officers be
made permanent, the election Of
county central committee, to be made
iup Of three members from each of the
city wards and one member from each
outside precinct; the nomination Of
county officers, beginning with county
commissioner; and the reading Of othel
reports, except that Of the credentials
committee, and the adoption Of resolu'
tions. The report was adopted.
The report OF the committee on ere
dentials showed that 112 persons wer'
entitled TO seats at the conventions
N that all Of the precincts, excepting
Knappa and vesper. were represented
Each Of the two precincts was entitled
| to three votes II was agreed that tn
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-04-10
Easy for Mr.. Clinton.

]. C. Clinton. incumbent, had no
opposition for the nomination for coun-
ty clerk, nor is he apt to encounter
opposition in the race. His name was
presented by C. ]. Curtis. who said:
Gentlemen; desire to offer for
your consideration the name Of the
only county clerk we have-J. c. Clin-
ton"
Mr.. Fulton's motion that the secre-
tary be instructed to cast the ballot
of the convention for the popular clerk
was carried with a cheer.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-04-10

the vote OF Vesper and that the Bear
Greek delegation should poll the vote
Of Knappa.
The County Committee.
Chairman McGregor announced that
the election OF the county central
committee would be In order. At the
suggestion Of Mr.. Fulton. q recess Of
10 minutes was taken 10 enable the
several delegations to select their COM
mitteemen. Mr.. Fulton said the se-
lection Of this committee was Of pri-
mary importance, and that 1t was es-
sential to name men who would hustle.
When the convention reassembled the
committee was announced as follows:
First ward-G. c. Fulton. DR., J. Tut
tie and Charles II. Abercrombie.
Second ward-Frank Patton, C. A,
Coolidge and James ] Robinson.
Third ward--w. H. Barker, w. f..
McGregor aid w. T. Scholfeld.
SeasIde--James Patterson.
Melville--olof Erickson.
John Day--Howell Lewis
Svensen--c. c. Masten.
WalIuski--John Frye.
Warrenton-w. F. HaIderman.
william Aartell.
Clatsop-R. a. Abbott
New Astoria-Thomas Jewerr.
Youngs River-Petar Raiske.
olney--Alex Normand, Sr.
Knappa--w. II. Twilight.
Clifton--W A. Patterson.
westport--Robert McMath.
| vesper-John Johnson.
Jewell-w. G. Prescott.
Mishawaka-Dan Reierson.
Elsie--J. C. Reierson.
Push-Herman Jackson
For County Commissioner.
When nominations we're invited fol
lcounty commissioner Westport dele
gate jumped to his feet to offer th'
name OF c. C. Masten Dan Reiersor
named william Larsen, and the name
of Howell Lewis was presented by 9
delegate from John Day precinct. w
| T. Scholheld, w. A. Patterson were
named as tellers. The vote resulted
as follows: !.
Larsen .......'...''.t.'...
: Masten .....,..........'...
Lewis ,.,..........''...' .''.'''AS
Total vote, 1O7; necessary to choice
81.
The announcement of the result o
the vote was greeted with applause
and the motion ef Samuel Elmore tina
! the nomination be declared unanimou
"A unw.tal
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-04-10

y 80 y 80 y q y &N~~%S
. For rsprsssntstives--c. r. Lester =
. and w. A. cooidn. =
. For County commissioner--Will. =
y lam Larsen. =
. For County clsrk---J. c. Clinton. .
. For sheriff-Thomas LinyilIs. =
q For Assessor--T. 9. cornelius. =
o For Treasurer-c. A. NJ. He'll .
q born. y
. For survsyor--R. G. r. Astbury. =
= For School supsrintsndsnt-H. 9. =
y Lyman. y
. For coroner--W. G. A. Pohl. =
. For Justice Of the Peace, Astoria =
. Preeinet-p. J. Goodman. =
y For Constable, Astoria Precinct =
y John Weleh. '
>%%A~%~~%%%%%%%<
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Landslide for LinviIIo.


The nomination of candidates for
sheriff followed M. ]. Young, of Sea-
side, offered the name Of Tom Lin
Vile, While r. A. Abbott named W. A.
Goodin. Abbott, who was very much in
evidence during the convention, said
he offered Goodin's name in the best
of faith, and, If his man would consent
to make the race, promised, In the
event OF his defeat, to stand by Tom
Linville. the only man likely to beat
Goodin for the nomination. W. B,
Painter named John Frye. Goodin rose
to decline the nomination, saying he
couldn't attend to an office and his
business affairs, This left Linville and
Frye in the field. The vote was:
Linville .....,.,..,,..".,..
Frye ,.....,.,,...,s,'''.
Goodin ..,...,..,.'...'s''
Mr. Painters motion that the nomi-
nation Of Linville be made unanimous
prevailed. the delegates cheering.
When Mr.. Linville was called upon
for speech, he said he had heard SO
many kindly things said of him that he
was quite embarrassed, He agreed
that every man had the right to seek
the nomination for the ONCE Of sheriff,
and said he entertained not the least
illwilI for any of the friends Of the
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-04-10

Total vote, IO7i necessary 70 choIce'
81.
The announcement Of the result Of
the vote was greeted with applause,
and the motion ef Samuel Elmore that
the nomination be declared unanimous
was carried.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-04-10
Sheriff LinvilIe Wins Out Hands Down In
His Contest and L. Nominated by
an Overwhelming Vote.
c. Lester and A. Goodin for Representatives Clinton for
Clerk T. S. Cornelius for Assessor Charles Helbom for
Treasurer William Larsen for Commissioner and
RC. r. Astbury for Surveyor.

Youngs River delegation should cast
the vote OF vesper and that the Bear
Creek delegation should poll the vote
of Knappa
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-04-10
No Further Contests.


Mr. Curtis then rose to offer q reso-
luton. 1t was to the effect that the
county central committee be instruct
ed to call the 1906 convention at Sea-
side, instead of at Astoria. we have
always held our conventions at Astoria,
and It is my idea we should recognize
some Of the outside precincts. Now,
Seaside is going to poll about zoo votes
this summer. That ought to entitle
us to some consideration. We hold out
other inducements. in the way OF ocean
breeze, clans and pretty girls. We
want you to come down and visit Us,
and II youn just say the word we will
run q special train back and forth
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-06-01
0otis.

Or. puibed. Der betonntelte oeut'
Ide 9lrat in amerifo, bat feline Office
uod) 1872 gDoibineton Ctr, nobe
Tiitb Npe., @bicaso, uerIe9t. mo- er
BON &ranten Ieid1ter errcidt
fperoen fanu. 9ehanoelt Gle otrs
ten mno hroniiden aranfbeiten.
SpredIhnoen bon s llhr eormit
toes bis 6 llbr obeuoS, 0ienSto9S
bis 9 llbr abenos. nm SoId)sn au
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Office ODER oud, per Brief. Nos
Define arontbeit audi iei-bole Eir
Rotb ODER beid)reibe Dein seioen in
einem eepohnIiden Rrieie. pulbs
furo Iolpie audi GolosQuIb mno DR..
puibet'S 9austurcu iino ale bier
6u boben.
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lin bus 2eben an retten, mad1te
Or. :. g. Mlerrin, bon glo. Wleboo.
pam. pa. cine probe, meId)e in
cine nunoerborc Seiluns ouSariete
Gr idlicibt: eein Qotient, NOR BON
6dmorrboioen beIauen. I'D Iono
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oieien SAL, uno ih oerid)rieb linn
oieIe Nteoi5in, Der potient rpuroe
nit Der erIten probe better, uno
bate icit Den Iebten IA Monat nidts
mebr oopon perIpirt., GIetrjc gii.
iers lino poIiiip sarontirt iiir llu.
oeroauIi6teii, SorIeibieteit uno Die
renleioen. Qeriuden lie oieleIbe.
glur 90 GeniS in alien apotbefen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-06-01

Rom 1T 1854 Sabre alt; W1ar.
itil. erbebt ben Mnfpru9, $500 Sabr,
alt gu fem, unb 3aFel pirb 1913 bos
1000iGbrige SubiIdum feinss 8sitebens
ftisrn tDnnen.
8 8enebig berrI9t Der m.rts
tpiirbigt aberslaube, bah bi. Drummer
bss 3immers, tpprin Elm SotslgaIt ees
ftprben mar, BON Slid Defenders be-
sinItist iperbe.
Die ltniperfitGt in Soura
Ban in Sierra 2sone, WeItafrita, 1T
bic tleinfte bon alien Sohf9ulen. sic
bat finf profeRoren, bod meiit bO6>
items 20 Stuoenten.
MebraIs lie 8 att
olsr 8rouereisn Der grbe beiinben fi9
In Deutf6lunb. 3ufammen gibt es
bertn $1,000, bapon tommen $4,000
auf bas 0sutf9e Rei9.
Die ,poIIe" g oten.
bung, bic elm GROCER Dampfsr iiber
ben Qtldnti{9en O3ean mitnimmt, be-
ftebt i'm Mtttel aus 100000 8riefen
unD 800 SGden NIT 3eitunsen.
gine 8 r 9 b i'm Mertbe
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iobrsausiteaune Der gotonif6en Sc
Ielf6aft in Man9efter au ieben. Gs
bonbelte lid nm elm Odontoglossum
ardentissimum.
Sn Rem Oort fpur'
ben i'm abgelaufenen SABRE auf fdmmts
Iihen Strubsns uno So9babnsn
1,0S6, 1874, 773 paHasiere befOrbsrt.
Elm ,3uipo6s BON 65,075,964 paFasie,
rem qeaen bas 8pridbr. Die @eiammt.
Sobl Der suriidsslesten Meilen betrus
197,826,719 cine 3unabme bon 49,
220, TAI.
Der bsurige 81 o B b en
6lag ouf Nsufunblano ereob 284.s
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5786 3onnen unb einen @ertb bon
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fpurben 317,562 Robben i'm @efammt'
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0ertte bon $449,6 81 erlset. 9os
lei4ie @.ipi6t in bieiem SABRE riibrt
babsr. baB bic erlegten Tbiers fsbr
jung iporen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-06-01
Ma Ole %stimmsebsr bon Ne
gberiom Hountp.

Nahoem id lpieoerbolt ouioeior'
bert puroe, benz Sountp meinc
Tienite oIS Sberih an miomen, 10
babe id MIDI, noh lan9em lleberIe'
gen. entid1Ioien ben oriu9enoen g8iins
iclea oeS Bottles nohSuseben uno
omoncire biermit meme 2onoioahur
oui benz repubI. 5idet fir Sountp
Sberili. @eroe, mem monlinirt uno
eriudbIt MIDI beItreben, nit SleiB,
3uoortommenbeitm mo Wiiroe meineS
amteS 3u ,uoltcn.
Ndjtun9Suol,
SenrD g)oung,
Seeln, 2. z.
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aHtnne GARNER.

9obt ibr einen 9uten ooppeIteu
SonspiIu9 nDtbis, oonm tommt gu
uns, mir 9orantiren ben Ieid)teit9e.
benoen mo 3uirieoeuIteuehIte pfIu9.
Nudl babeu mir ben beriibmten y5be
9eool" Sreom. Separator, Gultioo'
tors, Wiitd)eu Wdseu, 8us9ieo uno
ale Sorm YioIdJinerD Iino erIte
aloIie. DoS beriibmte 8olpoIe WlebI
itetS INNER ON 0ono. Spred1t oe,
idlieIt bel uhs Dor. che Sic IonIt mu
touien. preiie mr 9ebinsunser
ridtie; man iiber3euse lid, ielbit.
ahtrm9sooa,
SIaot e Sebriioer 2eim.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-06-01
3epnbIifaniiaes Stats aidet.

Souperneur - 2. 8. GIrop, GIort
Sountp.
2eut. Souoerneur - ). &. Wlc.
9ousou bon YlorIbou Gountn.
Sefretdr .. .. DipI bon Out.
d1iuion Sountp.
Sd)obmeiiter 6. y. collins.
bon Yrolun Gountp.
auoitor - ). ). 6aaooop, box
Gin9Sburp Gountp.
ShuIIuperintenbent - George 20.
gloib, bon SincoIn Gountp.
Gommiiidr Der oiientIiden gambler.
elem IS. ). Bob, BON Turner
Gountp.
6enerol 9lnpoIt - =. 6aa, BON
9rootin9S county.
GiIenbobn.Gommiiidr - bon 9lod
Oil TiItrift - Or. VIC. s.. Smith,
OpH u(eup GouNlU.
Die ais 1eIeaaten 5tr AotionaIs
contention erlpdblt Iino (inltruirt
fir prdiioeht RooiepeIt) 8. s.
2lnoreos, bon GborIeS Wlir SountD;
.. u. RinsSruo, bon llnion Sountp;
g. 6. Worner, Don 6omlin Gouutp;
Q. 8. DooiS, pon aurora GountD;
u. 6. Sinh. Don Dan Gountp; Sohn
H. 9uabeS. bon 8oiter Gountp;
Sorrp 6obbarb. bon Soll Hiper,
Gountp; 81. 8. DriScol, o eam'
renee Sountp.
Die bisberieen Sberridlter 6onep,
@orIon uno Juuer wuroen mieoer
nominiert.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-06-01

3wel Sdue BON Sdlarlnhfieber
inp.in benz 5eint oeS 6. u. Golton,
ii n5rbIi6en EbeiIe Der Staot, ouSs
sebrod)en. 9aS Sous puroe prompt
lunrontdnt uno lit feline 6eIobt uors
,oi,oen boB iid) Die 9rontbeit peiier
perbreiien spiro.
lie Gountps@ ommiKdre DON DC.
jean Gountp baben cine 8elobnune
,on 500 ous9eIeBt fiir Die Gr9reii.
!ne bon 9ieb. uno pieroeoiebe. I'll.
EN- anidein nod) treibt cine orsani.
lrte Diebobnnoe in 9enonntem
sonnsp ibr rud)loieS Welen mo
onte oieier Gd3ritt Der %@ommiTdre
liten GrioIo BADEN uno pieI oo3u
eilroaen Die 9onoe o~lSeinonber
ii treiben.
III Der IeBten 5reitos glad). muroe
as Stdtd)sn Eenboh. in Wtcgean
onutp. bon eiuem Seuer beimse.
,d)t lpeld)cs ooS 6oiel, ben SIeiId)er.
soen, 2eibitoa, SorbisrIooen uno
sebrerc amoere 6ebdube eindiderie.
Sin sIldIidJer GARNER 1T auauit
RauId), in Der Ndbe BON Caution,
!. O.. anI6Bis, Bonn or bat cine
lampimoidinei i'm Wertbe bon $1700
eipoumen, meIdle cine Sbioer 3ei'
ing oIS preiS auSgeieBt hotte fir
spie,i9en. loeIdler ON aenaneiten
Z 3obI Der a6rner zines 9uibcI
5ei5enS erratben ipiiroe.
prpI. WaIoron BON Dem 5toatss
rperimentsS tatiou, rotbet ben Sar-
ern ibren Dei3em. 6oier unc 6erite
robe nnd) BEN gaiseben Der Saot
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-06-01
S@meaem Ginbalt peri6aift,

J. u. Suaeose bon sierbena, gla.,
mar 2 @ioi I'M SoIpitol pe9en CT
mem oeIdbrIiden NnIau bon piles,
lpeld,eS "a Selpdd)ie perriohte.
giahoem ole 3ottoren uno 9ieoi'
sinen ibr 3iel perIebI batten, per.
iboIIte 9udlenfs Nrnito Salbe 10.
tort GinbaIt, uno turirte i'm. IS
erleidbtert ale ruebe SbeiIe uo too
etc Die S6mer3en % GentS IN allen
G~potbefen.