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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-05-05
Railway Time Tables
UNION PACIFIC
WEST BOUND,
SANTA FE ROUTE.
All Santa Fe trains daily except sunday.

SANTA FE ROUTE.
All Santa BE trains daily except sundAy.
NORTH BOUND.
No. 307, Passenger daily. $40 q.
No. 300, Accommodation ............l0:30 al
No. 81, Accommodation. ......... loo y. m.
SOUTH BOUND.
No. 300, Passenger daily. .......... 1880 q. N
No. 9Oe. Accommodation daily. s;06p. m.
No. $40. Accommodation. ........ E. 3:15p. N
sALINA BRANCH,
Departs.
No. S17, Accommoda tion...,.... go. $40 .. n
No. ..... ......l2;Ob ., N
No. SKI. .....".... l;O6 .. u
Arrives.
No. 800, Accommodstion..........., S:1op.m
No. 82S. I" ............ nl0A. N
No. 824, .......... :. 1865 o. N
No. 900 reaches Kansas City at 6:2O p. m.
Through chair cars Abilene e Kansas City
rect connection at Strong City for all points
In Colorado and California, also direct con-
nections for all points In Oklahoma and
Texas. Fast time. good trains ara best con con
For further particulars call on or address
n. 3. Sails, agent, Santa Re. Phone 81.
ROOK ISLAND SYSTEM.
The Right Road" TO and from and be-
tween Chicago, 81. Louis, Memphis, Peoria,
st. Joseph, Kansas City, Omaha, Denver.
Colorado Springs. Fort Worth, st. Paul. MIN
neapolis, and everywhere beyond.
Trains leave Abilene as follows;
WEST BOUND.
No. b36, Mail and Express. b:37 p. m
No. sos. Passenger and Freight. ... 1li46 p. m,
nAsT BOUND.
No. $3.50. Through Passenger. .il;Oa q. m.
No. 6o6, Passenger and Freight...... 3;S6 p. m
Connection at Herington with II, IL 10
and 20,
'All trains daily except Sunday.
For sleeping car reservations, tickets.
timetables, etc.. apply 70 J. b. Jenness
Agent. J. A. sTHWART,
General Passenger Agent, Kansas city
Mo.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-05-05

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-24
Mnslaub's Refprmru.

Vie cin Hobr, 0o5 pom 8inor hin
mo her aelucbt miro, ifruontt ser
G5or 6fuiifen Heform umO Hcnftion.
.Sebt boben Die ReoftionGre, an ocrerl
Spise Der General . Yrofurotor ocS
beiIigen SpnoO, EobieoomBjcip, itcbt,
unO ein 1beil ocS ruiIiif)en @roBs
ooeIs iuicocr Dos Sbcrluaiicr. Nod)
Den Goitfercn5en iii 3osfoic SiiIo lit
beifIoiien moroelt. Die poIitiid)c N9i.
totipn 6u entnutbigen, G5or Nifo-
lniis bat o1raltf Dem EroiiOcntcn
bes SenltnoS, Der nm Nuoiclt5 mir
Die geicBlid) geluoblten NtitgIieoer
gebcten, fur5 uno biinoi9 erfIdrt,
Dab er oieie Soroerurtg fir ucrmleiien
uno taftlos bolte. Die @elpGbrurg
einer T~erfniiuilg lpie Ole ginbern.
fuite eilier MISUNDERSTANDING
iheint oolnit lpieoer III meite 5erne
acriidt. Ger G5or mill Dos SDitent
Der gutofrotie oufref)t erbalten. Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-24

9eiteuuHser fir Die 9eIoration Der Srdber
iir ggeibna9teu uno gieuiabr tounen I'M 8us
reau, gIr. 81, g8eftsSa rntogas StraBe, ODER i'm
70 Gonierentorb" abgesebeu perber. IrOuers
GmbIeme peroeu obne GrtrasllnfoitGn Glf Die
@rlber eeIeat, (9e520-3D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-24

Sprung oliS Scr 9llitofrutie in cir
conItitutioneqes &egime mare bel
Dem politiiheu I~iefItuuoe 0eS mcit.
aus groBten EbeileS ser 8eooIfe'
rultg RuBIouo'S pobI audi nift I'M
beOenfIi6; immerbin founte cine
6orm aeird)t uno ~gefunoen merocn,
lueIde Den lleberaong sur &erfnle
lung eiulcitet. Ga& Gorgebcn Der
SemItpo@, Die nclcrIihen Genon'
itrotionen in ct petersburg, Mos
fan uno unocrcn Stoten moget lbr
1beiI 0o5u beigctragcn baben, Der
Reattion in oic SGn0e 81 ar6citen
oenn abtroBcr Iaiien lid Die SeIblt'
bcrridcr oQcr RcnBcn niht5. Sic
ReformbcpegunQ lit o6er in RuBs
lauO MN cinmoI in 6IuB 8ebrodt.
IS moQen 5eitneilige Stouungen
cintrctcn, ubcr Ole Henftion miro friis
Der o0cr ipdter Die Segel Itrci6en
miiiicn. Io3 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lGBt
iidJ 0urd) cincn @obicoouB5cm unO
cine G~OcI9cliQuc oQeit olli oie0auer
nid)t itiibclt. 2lth infer ocm ruff
ihcn Nocl, b~eionOcrS Dem &lcinooel
aibt cS gcnu9 weitidnucnOe Nt6n-
ncr. Die cine 4olitit Ser 3uaeitdnO-
niiic befiirluortcu, unO Der 65ar mic
Scr W}iniitcr Dc5 &nnerlt. Shirt
MirSfp iin0 liberation
,3llgeit6uoniiicn I'M @rin5ip genci9t.
Die Heform-Soee moridirt in Rub.
LAMB; longiom guar, obcr lie miro
porlu0rts tommen, Ger ietigc 3eit-
IN Dem an ou5 r1Iiiiidc GOlf
ihlpcrc 2lniorocrm8ch an @elo u10
Wtcnitenlcbcn 9citcut WcrOcm iii
Der Reiormbcucglmg giInitig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-24

~ " ~ l y ~ / - . > ~
einmul cine @n5abl o@eiBtoppen"
meoen ibrer 8elualt- mo 9luttboten
al 3uftbauSitraien pon flint bis
fiinfum05ruon3io Sabrcn oe%rurtbetlt
Dor6en. @Gren lOlhe llrtbeiIe Dor
r5abren gefGQt Dor0Gn. oaS WeiBtap.
pentpeien bGttc nie cine IoI6e Ser
brcitung %gefunoen.
an Ser Columbia Uni
ucriitGt 81 em.Yorf lit eS in oen leb-
ten Gogen SIT niiiten Scenen 5niiden
Sopbomore8 - ben Glteren S5obrs
gGngen uno Sen 6riidIingen ODER
SSiidien gefommen. Sn eriter &inie
bate man eS ouf oen iungen @ouIo
abgcieben, Der iih ober, ais ole Notb
an ocn Wanu ging, ieine Anqreiier
pom 2eibc belt, inocm er einen Ge.
oolpcr 500 mo einen S6uB in oic
2ltit obgob. Gr fonnte lid Damn in
Sidcrbeit bringer. Gags ourulrf
fam es Damn al elmer Siefbobn.Stu
tion 81 elmer iolennen 8eilerei 3luis
id)cn ben bei0en 8Iolicn, in meld)c
iibcr 300 Stltoenten permidelt ma.
rem. l1eber cine Stun6e 0allerte Die
pobeIbofte @ouerei. 0oS lit Dos
Ototeriul, 0nS uniere Utdnncr Der
@iiicni9oft liefern ioQl Gin nit
Miiicn otgefirniBteS a|notentbum
mott iid auf unieren llniperiitGten
bon Sobr 5u Sobr breiter. Die llni-
neriitGtsbeboroen loIIen - nit lue-
nigen N%llSnabmlen - Dem Ireibcn
Ieincn Qouf. llno sic 8oli5ei Oie
oof ionlt ibre Noie in oleS 81 Itets
fen pilegt? NiIn, Der iuuqc @onlo
Iou, lueil err obnc @rloubniBi6ein ets
ltcn Heooloer getrogen, sur &erunt
luortltng 9e5ogen lueroen! GuS lit
ooh etpos. Sn NnnopoIiS bobm
einige Wioibipmen Der 6lotten.@fo-
ocnie Den SouipaB 6etommen, neil
tic lid oeS o@o5in9S" i6uloig &C.
mdd)t botten un0 Der GongreB bat,
lid gemeigert, ole Gntlniienen nieoer
in lire friibercn Red)te ein5uieben.
0oS mag cine ruinirte Gorriere iiir
oie 9etreffenoen b%eoeuten, allein cS
lit iflieBlih ibre ei9ene ShuI0. @o.
rum relegirt MAJ niht oild an Den
ltniuerlitGten Die @Iemcnte, meIdc
Den Staten ser 9iloung uno Nii.
ienid)oit llnebrc maden2
MIS- Self uno W utter ~ RIO
man Der friiberen &ronprin5ciiin
Cutie BON Sohien, Die lire 8tnocr
einmal leben moIlte, ober o69cmic.
len mlroe, Dos Otitleio nid)t uerin.
gen; mar miro ober oltd begreifcu,
Dob nud) Der Shmaf), lueldc Die
aronprin5cilin itber OoS idd)iiid,a
3onigabous mo iibcr ibrc &inocr
gebrodt bot, ole mo icoc 4nnobc.
rung ollsgeidloiien lit. Gie arone
prin3eiiin bate Die 6olgen ibres 8i.
D = NbenteuerS friiber iiberlegcn
m%iiiien. GoS iGdiii6e 8oIf, ooer
bod Elm Gbeil ocSiclben, nimmt Enr.
tel fir oie aronprin5eiiin lulo 6rin0t
ibr SuI0igurgen 6or. 0ieic &elte
folgelt oen 8eguugen hires Screens.
NnoerS Der Sof uto Ole Hegierung.
bel oenen Der fiible GerItono a65ll.
ipdgen bat.
Ter stu itrirtc Elntt.
<..AEI. m fc.rfNu 80. N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-24
Gum bciligen Nbcno.

0cutc gbcn0 ioQ ouS Gbriitfino.
den tonmcn. Dit Scr groBtcn Scbn.
iudt miro Is nod INNER bon Dem
fleincn un0 Qol1j fleincn Nplf CT
iuortet, uuo oilf Die oroBeu &in0cr
iino boiler @rlportung, lpoS cS ibnCn
bringen miro. Sort man olld in scr
Staot 1llr mcnlg nod bon ben ultcn
idli6ten WeibnoftSlie0err, ole bon
Dem S%briitfinolcin ltto ieinen 8a6elt
Itn9elL 10 Idlogen bod Die fleinen
Scr5cn nid)t min0er erreqt Ger Stuns
De entgegen. ou Scr belle Sdcin
ourt'S ShIiiiieloh oic 9lnfrnft opa
criebuten bimmlii6cn 8oltc9 Uerfiin
oct. MoS miro er 6ringcn? Die tino.
li6cn @iinidc limo ibm orf uQerlci
%lln1tucgen 5u9cgonqen. Dor Alem
ioa eS einntol ben Spiel5eltgidronf
%or0cntIid) olrffiiQen uno Damn - 10
EN- flcincS &~inocrber5dclt bir9t 10
pielc 8iini6e un0 @iinidlcin, o6cr
eS oerlongt rift einmol Die Grill.
lung ollcr, Sic Iirt0 10 leid)t 5uiriC,
ocn 9eitcQt, bcionoer5 ole gon5 alcis
men! Sir Die tbltt lid bcllte gbenn
Der Sinmcl olii, Wod)cn binour6
tr1llmen lie bon ocn S%crrlidfeiten
oeS Sbriittin0e@, mo bcllte 9lben0
cnblid) ioQ lid ibnen ooS lang @r.
bottle uno GricDntc ltno Scrrlidc Of
fenborcn. limo bic @roBcn? Ter
aleinen 6rcltbc lit aud Die ibrc, obcr
lie limo bod aud %Geipnnnt. iueltclle.
berroIhung OoS Gbriitfino6en ibncn
berctten miro. Wcbcn, onS lit sic
SoIung OIL 0cu @cibnud)tStn9en; Csc.
ben mo Gnlpfonacn, ut0 gc0cben
miro ilberoll IN oicicu EoNcL i'm 8u.
lat, mic im 0rmlidcn Stiibdcn.
Sein IbcnO oca rSobrea. an Dem cS 10
Dielc irobc @er5cu, 10 piclc in 1rcunc
observation-disclosures 0icbt. mie ollt ben.
ti9cl. Sbcn0'rcin boben mir oicIe5
Sobr ooS rcd)tc @cibnod)tslucttcr.
Ger SinmeI bat ooa ridti0e alcio
iibcr Die Groc ~geiporien, ocn Gm.
p%fonaSItout, Oc1 lie biaigcr @ciic jlr
g%egrilBunQ ocS binmlilfen Oates
onIegen mus. 6cIo mo 6lur prur-
gen in gI0n5cnocm MeiB, Gd)tcS mo
aercdltes @eibnohtslpctter. M00c
bcltte Nbeno SeNcm reidIif bci6crrt
iuerocn. moQc Der @eibnod)t5. 9(bcn0
Scoem Die GriiiQrmo ieiner tIcincn
i!no groBen @iiuid)e bringen. m09c
Iaen beitcert icin, iuoe mir uonScr
5ell milnihen:
6r0blihc @eibrodtcl!"
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Ger 8eibnndjtSmann.

2oBt bod Oen ainocrr Oic SGit,
lion! 90 piclc Glterrt uno ouocrc
llcbcrgcideite 9lollbcn, hen Sin6ern
0cn Meibnohtsmom uno ooS Gbriits
tinol ollsreocn 81 miilien. SD baltic
cS nit bent Ginienocr I'M oScimitor":
Sit GoS nit 0em Suuto Claus o1l6
cine &iige, 10 lit eS ood cine l6onc
Siige uno cine, Ole teinen Shaoen
3uiiigt. lln0 cS pflon5t Oeu Sin0ern
Den 8eiit 0eS @ebenS un0 Der WobIs
tbot in Ole illn0cn SceIen. &onnte
man iid ). y. i'm oltcn &utcrlonoe
@cibnod)ten obnc Bel5nidel, G6riit.
baum II. /. ~. oenten? 8ir ipuBten
nidlt on0crS, olS ooB ms ooS Gbrilts
fin06en Die @cifente onn uno nm
Den @eibnodt@baum brtngt, bu mir
I6on Mobcn oorber ourd Die gllten
Gltern ibm uniere Wiinide iibermits
tclt bnttcn. lln0 mcld' ihoner, iciers
lid)cr Wtoment mar Is, Denn eS Damn
in ou' icinem@lan5e 6ci'm bclcrleud).
tcten mo bunt ge3icrtcn 9oltmc ers
ldicrt u1o ms 0uS GeripredJen obs
nobm, 9itt uno ortig 81 iein, mo ms
Damn Die flcinen @cld)cnfc nustbeiltc.
nod)0em mir linn cini9e biibid)c 8erle
g%eInngen un0 0eflnmirt botten, Gin
mubreS Somilicnfeit lln0 Elm ber5iges,
lnllige1 iuor cS, ooS man NIT Den lie
ben Gltern, 8eiftuiltcrn ult0 loniti.
gen 6reunoen %feierte. Aber bier in
unicrem proiniiden Sonoe ild)t man
Den Sinoern Die biibid)e, bonn dlten
8otcrlono iiberfommcne SQlliion
ollS5llrcoen, ibnen Den i6onItcu Gbeil
Der MeihnadtSfrcroc lueg5uncbmcn
uno lie b0d)ItcnS nit Canon mo ion.
Itlgcm arims-aram 81 Itopfen. So.
tilrlid Iino lie ia iltngc Incritoner
ltn0 ais Iolhc melt iiber oen ltltIinn
0cS oournnlcn altcn 8nterlnn6cS" CT.
babcn! Sbr lett bel Gurcn &inoerll
.llnicrc licbc oltc 0cimntb mo unierc
id)onen OclItidcn Sitteu berob mo
mod)t tic oeSboIb bod nift better
mo gcid)citer, - ninlort" genltq lino
lie obrc0ieS idonl llebcrlegt es Sud,
mo no6naIS: loBt Gilren &inoern
Die SQu.lion; Die ullS ponl olten go
tcrldnoe 0erntndt lpllroe mo Ole ms
SScibnodten ais Elm Seit Der Siebe
mo oeS Trieocns bartlett.
Is. Srib
IN Der .MfpmnhiS Ielltidl. 2tn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-24
Somitng, Den "A. 9cjcm6cr 1904,
@cibnndtcn

SiiBe g}od)t pou 2icbc5lum0cr,
8, mic reid bit Oh an Scgcn!
llebcroIl, ouf alien EioOcn
Sprijbt Gcin 3ouber mir c%ntacGcnl
&0d)eIn icb' i) uno Gnt5iidcm
80 id bin sic 9lide ridte,
llno cin @inmclsob9lon5 idtnmcrt
Sell in ieOcm AnQciiftc.
8, nod btiibct in Sen 3cr5en
Reiucr &iebc bobcs Wnltcm
llnb ca mil Die @ottcSbIumc
Ncute Itrnblcno it'd cntioIteul
Sn sic fcrnitcn &citcn mcbt
YtGd)tig tic Ole bolOen Titite,
Silt nit Sreltoe ollie Seelen,
Noltht Den 6ric0cn oltrd Die Qiiite!
Obs aud 0inter, blenoeno lcud)tct
llebernIl ser &icbe Come -
SiiBe gtoht boil 5ortcr Munocr,
3, mie bit OH reid an @one!
2. 8arinfup.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-24
in Scr ,Mlcmp6iS 0eutid). 3t9."

II uicrr Stootbeb0roen
morcn libel bcrotben, ais lie Den Nd
Dan ON Weihnndtaobcno bios filr
Ecrln9tolltrabe pcrboten, iotlt ubcr
1ilr 6ltIolii4 crtI0rtcn. Der Meibs
nottas o0er bcili9e g(benb lit oerll
oot nld)t 0o5u oo, oui oen StraBer
SelocnlpeftoteI 5u MADDEN, nit 0or.
ncrn ln0 &icbgloden oitrd) Die Stro.
Ben 81 6icbcn ln0 ollelt m0glid)cn
ltntll9 ill nerilbcn. Nber luuS fam
mon III ellenl Hun0c pcrlon0Cn, IN
oenl oo0 Sbrilttinolcin III elm &riS.
trlllQlc. in DEM oos GbriitfcIt
sum Xmas pcrbun5t iuorben lit. Cab
%ullerc Eoli5cibeboroc sic bc0en.
tenoItcn @eid)Gitsitrobcn Der Stu0t
'ur Den WoroSro0uu aelpcrrt bat, lit
lln9cnllgcno; III ou0ercn StroBsll
lulro c@ oufitr nm 10 toQer gctriebcrl
lperocn. Ter bclttior Ibeno lit BON
dltcr8bcr Der ,bciliocNbcno" a~cnnnnt
luoroell; oil tciltem Nbcub oeS Sab.
res gent e9 obcr 10 ntheiIig her pic
an oieIen. @cnn lid iullge mo oItc
9torreh uuto NGrrinuCn oenn einlnol
III Sabre altstobcrl miiilen, 10 boi
ooS Gobr nod 364 mloerc Slbcnoc,
ole better Oo5u 9eei9net limo, oils Der
@eibnof)tsabeno. Gnb oieicm nj.
oerlidlen Sreiben nit GrioI9 III felt.
ert 1T. boben mir lestes Sobr crIebt
Gum %erltennal lett Sobren berrid)tl
am @eibno6tsabeno Hube nnoOro.
nling in Den Stroben Der Stubt.
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@ermiidlte Mnieiaen.

gIgenteu fir Gbunut fruu66if6e GIaccsSnub'
fbube. Se6es gaar a~uront,rt unO ~ioftenfrei
repdr!rt. (Se67-)
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Sr. u. s. &aiier,


beftens empfobIen 1T Der bobicin nromntif6e,
fcbr nIte aprubrnnntiue rim. D userfieiId, beIteb,
telte oeutife WiorIc, bon lpnnoerboucr GuaIitdt;
frdfiie. babel miIoe Ino gut befommIi6. pc.
futnier gBeItnrttIel, urto ipn nod Mot bertreten,
9robinlporteure eefu6t oirt grenneret Mager.
field, 1894 segr. In gRismar, 5entihlano.
1886, AZ, $3.50
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Sin e6ritt in Der rcdtcn &i6tnas.

spart 25 grujeHt ait aatn erttiniTgen. Be.
gr1bniiitu.
Gin f61ner Gure, entpcoer nit
t6iunr5em Iu6 ODER peibcm ODER
grniIent 8Iilf6slle6er8uq, HaeS fur
Sares@tnfae, 8egrdbuibs GuJctge,
StnbdliaHtrune oer 2ette, Irnuer' CITE
flor,
SettHung oeS @rabes, 6 qaar 0anoitube,
petbenluagen ulo 8 feline Nutitben.
@tntdm Gupf, qeidciUetatter,
Wortbs lino @reenmount 9Oe. 9eioe Telephone.
(Se37, 6Wttu,I)
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Gin rcht onebnli6e&
@eibnadtSgeidenf bat Sri. Gttn
@orreil. Die friibere @eieaiflufterin
bon Sri. 9ertbo Gplbeer erbolteri.
Sri. Golbccr, Ole lid aus ciltent 6ell-
tier oeS @olborf . Iitorio : Sotels
III Gelu.Dorf 9eltiir5t, botte ibre
3reunoin 5itr Grbin ibreS anna.
bcrno cine Miaion Collars betrde
geubeu Ternlogc,s eingeicst. "a.
rollf iolete Die iibltd)e SeitomentSnll.
fcd,tune ourd) %erlpoitbte, oiesmol
ober pbnc griolg. SRI. @orren bot
Die Grbidoft 5neeiprod)en erbaltea
Sine appeGotinn an baS Sbereerid,l
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Ter stu it rirtc Elntt.
oiiti6e &olfsfolcnOer" fir oas SoDr
1905 lit cri6icncn llno miro nidt
MIR Den Elott0eltihen. %ionoern audi
bielen Sod)Oclttiden bod)ruillfonmen
ieit. Heben Dem 8olenborium emit
bGlt ser bclicbte Sousfreuno oitd)
oiesnioI lpicoer cine .6iiGe III.
t~ereliontcn 2%eieitoffeS in nieoeroeut.
id)en Wltn61rten, ooruntcr cine rel.
dye uno treiilife Nuswobl bon plat.
oelttidcn 8eOidtcrl. DAB Der iprid)-
m0rtlid)e noroOel,tid)e Sunor nidt
5u fltr5 gefonmen lit, peritcbt lid
BON lelbIt. Cine groBe 3obl id0n
mtSgefiibrtcr Squltrationen geben
Dem &olenoer einen meitercn
Hei5. @ie ser aolenoermorm in lei.
ncr politiihcn @inleitungS & Gpiltel
ioet 10 it's: &c a'lcnner, DC is
aool"
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miro ben erbe.liiIterncn &crwonotcn
I6rperIth etpus niiBcn.
SoAesfGle.

YIN Y 81. December SOlspb gai, 40 SABRE all.
alt. """""''
alt. P""'''' '
PIN %. December @sarp 8. MOie.
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Sohn Sermia & S0bn,

2elhenbeftatter HuD 6iubaliamtrer.
Nr. zoos, 6rleausir. Dlb. sci: gSinbior 255.
8neiggefhdft: gr. 524, 0crl. @aitern'gloerie,
gBtnbior so. auti6eH pcroen e~eliefert fir
So60etten, tlnterbaItunecn lIHb anoere @eIe'
geHbciten. C5ebrt4.1 S,3&S)
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Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-12-30

contractor. Sigler was released on
$1,000 bonds shortly after his arrest.
Among the novelties of the electrical
illumination scheme designed for the
Lewis and Clark exposition is the
submarine lighting of Goulds lake.
Electric Engineer Thompson of the ex-
position company today submitted
plans which complete the scheme of
about 125,000 lights on Columbia court,
the shores of the lake and alongside
the bridge of the nations. The lake is
closed in exposition grounds, being
over 200 acres in extent, and the ar
rangements being carried out will
transform the grand basin into blaze
Of glory.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-12-30
OREGON ITEMS.

The town of Milton is completing a
power house and cottage to be occu'
pied by the electrician in the south
part Of town.
Bids were opened for the construc.
tion of the portage road around The
Dalles of the Columbia. There were
seven bidders in all and the sums
named ranged from $115,000 to $240,.
900. The estimated cost of the road
is between $165,000 and $175,000, not
including the cost of the right of way,
$4,000, which has already been Sc
cured.
Martin Gay Lombard, son of B. Lom-
bard, Jr, prominent Boston capital
ist, and Miss Mary Gertrude Tongue,
daughter of the late Thomas P.
Tongue, representative in congress
from Oregon, were married in Portland
last Sunday.
Bluford D. Sigler. Portland council
man and county assessor-elect, has
been indicted by the grand jury for
attempting extortion upon F. Joplin, a
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-12-30
MONTANA NOTES.

The Barnes-King mine at Kendall
will probably be sold in few days to
New York people for $1,20O,00O. An
option on the property has been given
and it is considered almost certain the
deal will be consummated.
Butte.-After being out 40 hours the
jury in the case of Jerry Slattery, the
well known sporting man, charged
with the murder OF Patrick Mahoney,
has been discharged by Judge McCler.
nan after they had made a futile ef-
fort to reach verdict. The case has
attracted much attention. There will
be retrial.
Helena.-Matthew l.. Jacquemin, a
member of the jewelry firm of c. R.
Jacquemin & Co., and one of the best
known merchants in the state, is dead.
1t is announced that the Northern
Pacific management is preparing to
install the block system of train dis
patching all along its system. The
system is already in operation on Sec
tions of the line, and is said to have
proved very satisfactory.
The state supreme court has dis
missed the proceedings commenced by
Attorney General Donovan against the
International Harvester company and
four Chicago packing houses. to re-
strain them from carrying on business
in the state on the ground that they
were violating the antitrust law Of
Montana. Counsel for the companies
contended the court lacked jurisdic-
ton. and the court sustains this con-
tention.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-12-30
IDAHO SQUlBBS,

H. Gesas l. Co., general merchants
at Blackfoot and st. Anthony, have
failed, with liabilities of $4,000, di-
vided between eastern and local cred
itors. The firm formerly was in busi-
ness at Rock Springs and Kemmerer,
Wyoming.
A train struck and instantly killed
man just east of Standpoint Sunday
morning. Papers found on the body
indicate that his name was Dan Nc
Dermott. timberman employed at
Selle's, camp.
Walace.-Frank Bush Glass has
been sentenced to eight years in the
penitentiary by Judge Morgan upon a
burglary charge. Last month he rob.
bed the home of Ed Boyce, former
president of the Western Federation
of Miners, of some valuable jewelry.
Moscow.-County Auditor A. P.
Ramstedt has appointed M. c. Henry
deputy mining receiver for the Gold
Creek mining district to succeed Adam
Carrico, who recently resigned because
Of failing sight.
Professor H. T. French, in charge
of the agricultural department and ex.
perimental station at the state univer.
sity, announces that he will hold a
farmers institute in Moscow some
time in January, the exact date not
having been fixed.
The store of the Northern Mercan.
tile company Of Standpoint was bur
glarized recently. The door Of the safe
was blown off with nitro glycerine
parts of the door going through a win
dow across the street and half way
through an unoccupied building. The
robbers secured $3.50 in cash, besides
doing perhaps 5000 damage, the safe
being a total wreck.
In response to senate resolution.
Postmaster General Wynne has prepa-.
ed statement showing the number Of
polygamist postmasters holding office
in Idaho, and the report has been pre-
sented to Pesident Roosevelt in advance
Of its being sent to the senate. The
president desired full information on
the subject. The report shows that
there are four polyagmist fourth GLASS
postmasters in Idaho who have plural
wives. In every instance, however,
these wives were taken prior to the en-
actment of the Edmunds Law, or Wood
ruff manifesto. After considering the
case fully the president decided not to
disturbe the present polygamist post
masters, but to refer the entire matter
to the senate. Postmaster General
Wynne says that the polyamist post
masters will not be ditsr bed at pres
ent. He declined to disclose their
names,