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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-02-15

Very best N |. State Full Cream
 Very best New Citron. Lemon and
 Orange Peel ...... ...... 15c ID Lima or Kidney Beans ........ 7c ID Scotch Peas, green ...........s 4c ID Yellow Split Peas ........... 5c lb Rice. slightly broken ......... Sc lh Baking Soda or Saleratus ..1c ID pkg Beans, medium. \. Y. State or
 va '''''''' cN ~ Beans. large marrow 7c lb Apple Jelly ........ ............. 1Oc Assorted Jams (all kindsl lib jar. l6c A. X r. Condensed Milk. full cream
 .... ....... 9c can. 8 for 23c Thyme. Sage Marjoram and Say
 Ory RECOMMENDATION. % package A. & F. Securing Soap mo better).
 large cake ........... ......... oc
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-02-15

The Democrat office is equipped with all the facilities for turning out book and job printing at short notice. and at lowest prices for good work.
 Patrons having sociabe and enter. tainment work done at Democrat off, flee get free notice in coming events column from time println; is ordered until the affair comes off.
The daily sentinel., 1905-09-13
Life And Death.

Love is life, and lovelessness is
death. As the grace of God changes
a mans heart and cleanses and san
CITIES him, this is the great evidence
Of the change, this is the great diff
ference which it makes; that he be-
gins to grow in love, to lay aside
self-seeking, and to live for others
and so he may know that he has pas
sed from death unto life.
He may know it even here and now
yes, that great discovery of love.
that learning to live for others and
feeling the grace and gentleness that
God is keeping up all over the world
even now it changes homes, it
lightens every burden, it brings peace
and gladness into the hardest days;
il alters even the tone of a mans
voice and the very look Of his face;
but all this, blessed and surprising
as it is, for above all else in the world
stin is but the beginning. For
that life into which we pass as Gods
dear grace of love comes in US and
about us. is the very life Of Heaven.
Francis Puget.
The daily sentinel., 1905-09-13
WEATHER BULLETIN.
U. S. Department of Agriculture,
Weather Bureau,

U. S. Department OF Agriculture,
Weather Bureau
Grand Junction. Colo,
September 13.
Local observations taken at 6 am.
Mountain time
Maximum temperature yesterday
SS deg.
Minimum temperature this morn
ing 65 deg.
Relative humidity at 6 pm. yes
terday 10 per cent.
Relative humidity at am. today,
80 per cent.
Precipitation, none.
Forecast for western Colorado, as
telegraphed from the district center
at Denver. for SO hours ending 6
p. m. Generally fair tonight and
Thursday, cooler in north portion.
r. NJ. HARDINGE.
Observer Weather Bureau.
The daily sentinel., 1905-09-13
Always Staunch
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Information, instruction and en-
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-09-21
&lclucriprcflcubc 9ln9ildt.

9lit nlycn bic 2usiitttn iil':
Ht;ttltitait llanienoer. S@iy @t'
, i4ai,sleutt ipttutrtu lhi oitie 3lus'
| iitita. GtnlQcure @ritiltisuna iiIr
! otc gtybtjter Der SIlot Wo quite Grns
ten nit ltjolt 2Htcu @rt'ieu ijir Bro
oytts br'N3tu ocm Hgbti'er ruo Our
liner @llo c.a ~ p,rblIt iI4's III
E:r,y'pa GUu mo llm1cltno. Hu'
'oitit &aiiuo'rr Tin babe Ih tin NleGe'
ri2 a.o bntyc2 %i9U SltioCr NM
,rtrcn u2tllt'nA@Wlnua cin5eit0t
ol$ ,t ;Upu, Niy aScr Itlt Ger Nlle
I'M V'Cnir: ,ih lin bj,y 'bon IaHle
,(Auts In WN"d'tt uno ruINn0t 9.r
IA WCta'tt "a t.tjhM, !duN 0icltV
attr mn tJau. ptHH ID clut ante
0unoHlii hab,. Elu3rlitn crmgt9.'
au 0btg GuG0'hlit hl,rt. oaE III in
Ms.&allt ttubN tlau. DE %t'tr WoI'
len 1Cioal3i hcOtnitn: lin bier IN 81.
ibni! III blgjttn, mus ib mtncn &aN.
om 0cl, @'t'rjtalluGA a,WAhItltfn,
oaouyh. tab 10 (WitIt,a Rlrlo0nl
uu.autf, Or ant MEL po1 Q1ttm Fa'
lm iii nA laa}t ira3tl lAEt mo I'M
Vtctt, 0m g&.ltu mt)at; 6o1!grrtU'
tH 3!.lt'omni. ems tlau lh a5tr
mat thua: mal,ts inter WyoGptrs
u,ril ZEN uNl i'll NE'tN'tI
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-09-21
Serbecrenbe Slntben ri6tell i'll ben 5lnbniroer.
llllgcn MiiiOllries nnbere9enbaren
Sd)aben ar.
lIlisisIocr 81 6runee 9arihtet Stdote unter lpair
Glicnbahns nuo YOibsriebr labmselcst.

Ger in lester g0Hde auaemeln ilbe'
ben St0ot lliliiuuri gc'u!ltne Gc9tr
lie6 tie tItlacrsn mo grpBeren ,Siiin'
aus ihrcn llIern tsttn uno Itbei;
itmemmtt bis 81 + 6ub iieI aiIe ri.oc'
ren 2anocre,rn. 9lm SountlR MJr'
Qtn 0Gb Der Httit Mlgjts ielne Ma''
icrmnileu in Del &ia lRdyiss aus.
Iicicy tIcb tls , llbr Nd6mItinAs an
SteiQcn uRo p,uvilliett oI.cs IN Zen
NicocruHltn lt;benpe &ora wihcs
eipC Grrit pon 10 bis - GNibtI pom
9idtr tr3ebtn 1dtic.
Ser ClnSe HLub iiien BIS 1inlilA
9,bCo mo ncr : Bacon ocV clcitr
ar0tlhtc. III Gin Gdni tnpyrltr. g9lt
ana MoNm 6ountp brrbict, N Der
290n,yiouO Otits 6IuRts cinlo b"btr
ais III 1871. Itdtemll ubtrltmcmm'
tc mo iriovtt a dtItS NcJn N oen
Nleccrun0n luuo lpltofr, gam otlilth'
mate III nrH ,,0bytu, p.rIor otr Lii9t
Nautr ItlGc NlyltJnif. NI,b III otu
WtolcNu %olom2 lhI allies SorH oth
6Iuibtn gum Sp'T.
TN Sblorn btu Die Niuthen IN otn
ots MiNouri 6Wnts an.
rtt,ttu, III tIn unbrrtdtnodr'r.
99pol5rnQe. ;Gbn Nclen OIL ib ron
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-09-21

@onOiat. ltluo unter 9 6ub y4oiisr.
Die Stdote 6arroltoH, glc. rpo Ma,
ollon, SGnils itnnc,u thcilntiit lrnir
g9aNtr MD !ulren, 0l tire gictut-
lallasmerts inter 90diler 'tlao.u, IN
Gante,te;t Qebudt Ser Stossn aa
we99eplItenen @uJeubriidcn il Gpp,
pei Gountp miro oui s500.000 os-
itdst.
3n 5t Qpui5 lplr0s piI Gil Der
9S5syiic ob9sIlgerIs Trahl Hspftl,
aRtpie.IL 0eu uuo anOee l;yc0utic
utb &naboli poR Ger ctrOmnn0 rcrt,
acihw,wmi. Stionctr3 iori n lti
ben bltitu bic 4Plicurl Q0Cint un9
Nitnouri. 1duios NIB lul9 Siltn,
baAn1n or}n uic.c Wrudu uno Qawt
Shtio etlciic iOriacrircn lvtocd,
pODu,h 0y NcI't9y 9t3cmmi am DE
FOh ndi bt'0tO,u Utvocl iouutt.
gtarlt Rami,p. pon Secretion 6iip.
6iknh0bulhwtNrn G0nlrd!tor ilr
biz W(lN0atl BGtl't t,imblbn Utlit,
80. 600 Str ellen. 10000 nabmtn
bic 6Iuthtn aus Dem Glaze ln0 Gj0s.
lonnot 5lai;n, 10000 aus b.m MIey.
rlmat unO Die ubrisen aus Dem @ur.
bols nit.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-09-21
9t. Ihomas.

! Nm Gtentn1 Iduietfn bier Die SOD
ieitsl un0 Der hotu. 4ilryei
Mueln pirbino Die Oe-Rn Vol G.c.
u. Sttu eol Mcta uro j5rl. @.rth1
HuttMottn pon bier furs yeacn. q,
3MulnA iOIQtt tjn icierl h.s &yoM-
amt. Nah 0i}itm purot neu ?itu,
u0mlb,tsu i'm 0auit or GMM Il,
8mut Gin NPali ltrpjrt an ban p,s!.
INcIdotlt 8atg tJsl.HlaHaa Mn
ltatmiilols tr1t o1a 'H3gl >.sy .1,
! 0otrll2yIi. ub,r &eliesioJ Hau .4t
IJgop IN lSlrrul 81. la >a
pIat Dem Wn9tn Vdalt,
NnccE quite Norbtrilaa3tl 'u,
Sptle, Grant mo llnt,rlsltanltl ruy
oos FItnic Qlroi'tn woletn ma,R
bate man pcy9ciicu ten g9:ut.. ky!
,un ieiHtn 80tb ar3U'rlatu, @ldy
'PJcItt UN@ oaWl ilHtl S1lh ratt
Iuno Itb c. arti {0lf laoQ rjaU.a.
Gph Aluj Otyo1rb cy tins 6N SMg
., a. ,,,,n h -, =, -, -; ;.....
~ w ~ ""', =, - ;, = '' ','''','., 49,, ..''"
5nb 6i.i,a Yi4t o'~n n.,s,+..,
Br,,ns nt,nf Il, W.n,,5,, ',,r n,,
d5o (Qalty cyil!t
Am llttu September n5ana
Ei,,r. nm 9,nb,i~. S4",,r m',,.
rn Wnion, ~
rn IN INV c.r,,, o..,,,'
NAM. nn, i,.r,m I,,I ,N.''.,,,.,
InN frrit, cin,n gIsr,1rrt = w. '.,''
-. n,.,.. ; Al m.,.,.,..
~, " H,,''1', 80, : >s1''''' 5000. wv
Sen ~'''V' '''"'''' - vi. 3" -
'"','.
@l|, 2e,QltI eis Nt''a S,"' :
.' >'',.',''" , " '"'>'' ''''"'''' 81" ''''
''"."'''
~eiN'1A W'IoN rtI'lnfd ia@
e.'i3liot NtnIp SNa,lt e}N S',' ,N
"d'a0'md NItlloG WI l.ty.
IA rn plCr tItmtu 8dobt1 IN o.r.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-09-21
Hunters Take Notice.!

Any person found hunting on on
premises, either with OF withou
license, will h prosecuted TO the ful
extend OF the law.
Jos. PlaSSmeyer, Ben F. SchwariEe.
Hy. Holtmeyer, Herm. EngelmeYer,
Hy. Schanzmeyer, A. Bdkenbusch,
A. H. Wilde, Conrad Wiesers,
Frank Haan,heer, Phillip l.secke.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-09-21
2lt,tun1!

9lui etm snt9c pru Gtfphalia unN
Scpic Grstt Il ! 8tlle pon Setapballn)
ioIl cm Surtlitt onyb tiner tItinen
6nQtl Qtmuht, uuo sic atpprusGt
MaFt pcu e,o mo Steia sur Nus.
inIuna Der ndtiIiesCgotn Sleie BE-
nuei werotn. lltbrr olts Pdbtrt
tdan ba 0crn scu s6oupedrr Sus'
tunit trbali,u werotn. Ter Spnirali
miro dm SamRaa pcr %. September,
um 9 llbr Ratmitiaas ou betrtntretr
Situt an esn MulDsatisitaeeu etret'
ben perespr
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-09-21
G.. J. FECHTEL s. co.
WESTPHALIA, MO.


llnpeTeaulSa,eii Rert bSinabs IHlmcr mehT
eeeE weHiscr zen snlii ane n eft be nEs
iaHs peH : AlaHchgtsi,. Sisls Saas ftns
eaaerne peu ebamkSrlain Eae<ns Hae
ssafiIi peresn. sum &srs
iaai eei e. : SssAtsl \ Go.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-09-21
S,prales..

l7itr Stl
--6f. HayD @sImAnu pen 3Ors ;,r
it Gjaf Der 60milie sos. epuS. ieun
-Se,r Gcroinano 0oltermaun non QOus
&oeiBtmpn mar an Iitnstda bier jut iona
WuNt Wn
= 49,. Crnl
~. ~ W.. S!n;. "" ~ 49, r, 9obl
0a,D 4oltb. mem ,
-Nuf Ser Gropttuli:e fno 6ran els II
.SpbN GrGot, 6rau FerO. OriMleper %ord
mo Qtrr9 &aon0tcr. 3obr
III, MdgQ lnQtnDpii upa 0oIg. ,su
~ ~ooc,hc,, ), r;rni, 0aar
paul
-NuAuti &9ot rtllit Spnniag no4 Orid
Ct yous no & in Der q 'Nnuis Watl
llnipufidl ilA Wtitr nusbiiom wro, aeuit
-por uNn 3ral NIabas God olao
oor un,ie,cru f1msn nr,,,ru bisr elleoi
b,rt am hem Sri,uiprls nln qppls III ou
hrr, -
4n nlfniep. }md uuunsrjtb. iih q,
II, nj, ',I,o,l+ Wulls, itA 0poun,r pbaI
ol ., buS =
Acurlb 6ettrI lll't'
?4tnghain. Wo. 'ptltt S
-6l'. Sins 6alucq, l,lt g@rd,a ltt ID
III H,tiouumW JI (tuuAOIn, ~ vpr0t
GtnsiiA ~ SiAl1lINlB lar3 >9ipa' ten ID
GERS, Nun MihacI MtnswlN:r Gct ttr b,
S0ne iuutld,Drt. Hpun
Inn 81, >1ul, h,r i, ihon iit Der ia
bidtu .,Ahren lIs 2tbler.l Opg4tllln' !" II
ben. micc,t nuBuh,bm 4. plrO ~ 'Acn
mcrgsu SrlWIcn Rahe j 4tt ned e ~
Wrn,tnm1 bs.,hn. I'M 81
sabre
-@pn ura ocoyptt giuNi33t.d ilrte.
2tbM bc'GNUt ocH Nery partG rllsm
SpbanufsmgOer an MiNppb ben ii. Inter
Gttgbtr oul l,iatr 60rm al itln g;y. oisie
icnl tts Guu'Hm oncni!li} pty'dus rHae
im lgnQ. blI0
In ,.rb,nt,n. Ni, r,es,,, ,,,i paupt
nrrtcr >holhom@ yuatj .ll1yt alt. t,t','' 1,;.''
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uNtN'Qu WHnihn. U(tu On an Blup,l
0aouu G'u, iHy ben - uuo - Scv, tIlct
ttmbU mScrD0'rn &,lp0laU' dU' Ntbcn
of' |'P'' were }t,'''H3 No'0i "o0' yea. ,'" "
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itjtc an anaav 1,tat, g.u bli1 "o'' y
ilUitu U0A ut, cc1cU1Fi wtronn Wll, .,.,.,,
ipyttt in nsy l,.%gr!tai ueI pu am '"'5''
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NldUC, d., allhNa Ndpup Witr g, Iworicn
Die ticiatn lEtuDl. N9r MpritdIn II
n tu ht.r atn 9ctMaU Wat -- lie bou an
bCr atcr uah IL Hlatu g5luthllta oog i
,s,n N,t,,,,, A., N,ri,.I I,,,"- nen, ts.
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=, w., y," <'',n' M n'".' olrib 4
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-09-21
GhambrrlaiH's fluifrH aiissi,iH hilft
Die nafur.

Eeoutnen, RE bic Riiur heiicn, 'jBe
,uImer an wtrhaHiiiH. Shanserldin's
0uitsu' Reei,IR hanNel, na5 eseiem SldHs.
Sit bait ben suiieH urild, Ieii ben Ausrur'
mt hiIii Biz gaiar, eas Spiiem IN e,nsn
asiauesn SnaaHe Rtceerbersnitelsn. Sk
III nRFT eineR areken lhsu eeT etpiltlTten
Sssii ierr lHi6asbareR Tiasuioaiseu resen
btTabHst 9auieHee hahsn ierea heAeH Vert
beleAei. Sis wlrii aeeeH ieee AHlaee, eas
e,Hs eriaIrHa In esns sunatReHisaHeuae
absrasbt sam Eesiani bei {. ! 6t4ssi a
&c,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-08-04

New York, Aug, S,-Negotiations are
pending. it is announced, for interna'
tional Yacht races between the United
States and Germany. They have been
informally undertaken by a coterie OF
American yachtsmen, principally East
ern racing men, and are being carried
on with members OF the Imperial Yacht
club at kiel. The German emperor Is
understood to have manifested a Keen
interest in the proposal and while he
has not as vet indicated his entire ap'
proyal of the plan, is disposed to favor
it, Ii satisfactory conditions can be
formulated, it is practically certain that
the races will he arranged.
The idea is not contests for 0o-foot.
ers. but To widen the interest by CIV
ing more opportunity to racing men to
actively participate in the sport and
to make the contests for boats that are
OF healthy type and not mere racing
machines.
The racing length of the contestants
is now matter Of negotiation. The
Americans favor the 80 hooters, which
are popular among the German clubs,
and the idea has generally met approval.
The plan is to have three boats sail for
each country and the race to be de.
termined by the general excellence of
the three. Ii this idea meets with the
enthusiasm expected it is proposed not
to arrange for one race. but to make the
contest rather au annual or a biennial
event To be alternately on this and
the other side OF the water.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-08-04
J. N. GRIFFIN
COMPETENT JUDGES

Beauty Doctors Endorse Herpieide.
Women who make business Of beau
trying ether women come pretty near
knowing what will bring about the best
results. Here are letters from two, con-
cernlng Herpiclde:
Il can recommend Newbro's "Herpi-
eide" us Il stopped my hair from falling
out; and. as dressing IL has no super
Ter
"tsgned) Bertha A. Trullinger.
''Complexion Socialist,
''2ssis Morrison St. Portland, Ore"
After using one bottle OF "Herpicide"
my hair has stopped falling out. and my
scalp Is entirely free from dandruff.
"tSigned) Grace Dodge,
'Beauty Doctor,
'1g5 Sixth ST.. Portland. ore"
Sold by leading druggists. Send l0c. In
stamps for sample 20 The Herpicide Co,
Detroit. Mich.
Eagle Drug Store. a5l-s5s Bond St..
Owl Drug Store. $40 Com. St., 7. F.
Iaurin, Prop. Especial Agent"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-08-04
Magnetic Survey Of North Pacific
Ocean 10 Be- Made.
WOODEN SHIP EQUIPPED
United States Coast. aud Geodetic Sur.
vey viii Undertake TO Secure Precise
Date OF Distribution OF Magnetic
Forces Over Pacific Ocean.

san Francisco, Aug, "A magnetic
survey of the North Pacific ocean will
he inaugnmted within the next few
days by the department Of International
research in terrestrial magnetism OF the
Carnegie institution OF Washington.
A wooden sailing vessel. the brig
Gailee, has been fully equipped for the
purpose of the expedition at this port,
and IL il expected that she win sail the
latter part Of the week on her first
seasons work,
The object Of the expedition Is To
secure precise date Of the distribution
nf the magnetic forces over the Pa
cihc ocean, Except tor data from oe'
casional expeditions and such US were
acquired in wooden vessels long time
ago the present magnetic charts used
BY the navigator over this region de-.
pend largely upon the observations on
islands along the coasts, Such land oh.
scrvationa, however, are rarely repre-.
sentative Of the true valuations because
Of local disturbances II Il, therefore,
impossible to make any statement as TO
the correctness of the present charts.
The director OF the work il DIR. l.,
A. Bauer. who l. likewise in charge
Of the magnetic work Of the United
States coast and gcodetie survey.
The scientific leader and commander
OF the Galilee will be j., +, PraH Of
the United States coast and geodrtic
survey, who has bad 80 years' expert
enee in astronomical geodctic and mag.
netic work The members Of the scien
tiGc corps are Dr., II. Egbcrt, magnetic
observer, surgeon and. naturalist; J. +.
Ault. magnetic observer and V. W,
Whitney, magnetic observer and watch
| officer.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-08-04
REGATTA NOTICE.

Notice Il hereby given that the A.
tafia Regatta Company will NOT he re-
bponsihle Tor any bills contracted by any
person or persons unless accompanied
By a requisitlou signed by the president
AMI secretary. which requisition must
be returned with the bill All claims con
traetsi must be presented 10 the cont
mittec within ten da,s from the order
and the bill. and claius will hc paid on
demand. By order Of committee,
FRED JOHNSON, HERMAN WISE,
.. Secretary. Pres.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-08-04
Iron Age Says Trade Is. in Salts.
factory Conditiod.
DEMAND FOR BiLLETS GOOD
Rush of Buying in Southern Field Is
0ver-In Leading Distribution Mar
kets Iron Is Easier-Smaller Com
'panies Willing to Sell Birmingham.

New York, Aug. 3.-The iron trade.
generally continues in a very sound and
satisfactory condition, says tie Iron
Age. The rush of buying in the South
ern field j. over for the present and
in the leading Distributing markets
Southern iron is slightly easier since
some of the smaller companies are will.
ing to -ell ON the ha.i, Of Sll.j0 for
birmingham Ihe larger interests who
sold heavily lately are asking better
prices. 4 lot Of 9,0o0 tons Of gray
forge was sold for Pitt-burg delivery
at rather low prfce.
Considerable further quantities Of
maleable Bes-emer pig have been
marked during the past week and M
the Chicago territory the condition Of
furnaces is such that the supply Is
rather restricted. Demand for billets
and sheet bars has continued good and
prices are higher with some good busi.
ness pending in Eastern Pennsylvania
both for steel and for muck bars. The
rail mills are full OF work. Some large
orders which have been pending have
not yet been placed For some small
lots. September delivery. there j. an
indication Of readings 10 pay mod.
crate premium.
The condition of the -tructural trade
is we'll illustrated by the beginning OF
the constructional work on a mill for
rolling structural shapes at the Clair
ton plant. This mill, which will have
a capacity OF 10000 tons. is to be com.
pleted in the extraordinary time Of u
| weeks.
The plate trade i looking forward
10 a heavy additional tonnage for the
| large lot of steel cars. Agricultural
implement makers have entered into ad.
ditional season contracts for steel bars
The stronger position ri steel is having
its reflex action upon sheets, in which
concessions are not being made as free.
ly as before.
The general demand for pipe shows
little improvement, the Oil country re.
Quirements are fair, and the buying Of
boiler tubes is good
There are at hand the first Indications
Of the approach Of buying Of wire prod.
ucts for the coming season, but the
movement has not yet become pro.
nouneed.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-08-04

concomley tribe, Improved Order Of
Re,lmen, Of Astoria, has appointed a
committee OF five 10 arrange for the
meeting nj Lewis and Clark and Saraja'
wea at the Coneomley wigwam, where
4 great pow.wow viii lie hcll II i.
probable tILt ~ great Saehems 81
Oregon and Washington viii call coau'
vi Of war Of their braves and THUS illas'
tratc that the Improved Order nj Red
men il a patriotic as we'll as beneso'
lent order, always anxious 10 hclp the
city or the nations No sulking, no
traitors In the Redhrcn's wiaWatu
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-08-04
ORGANIZE NEW RAILWAY.
Mississippi Valley and Gull Road Win
Be Constructed.

Chicago. Aug. Reorganization J. OF the
Mississippi Valley & Gulf railway was
begun here yesterday, W, |. Allen be-
ing elected president; Theodore RocEe'
feller, vice president, and L. /.
Gochanour, secretary treasurer. Ac'
cording to Allen, the company is IN
corporated in Iowa and all the West
ern Mississippi valley states to the guilt,
with a capitalization OF S5ooOoI00O.
II is planned, he said, to start the
road from some point in Iowa on the
Mississippi. and engineers already are
engaged in surveying for Il right OF
way. Mr.. Allen was formerly assistant
general manager OF the Rock Island and
j. said TO have built portion Of the
Pcre Marquette road.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-08-04
CLEVELAND LOSES RACE.

Cleveland, O.. Aug, 3.~-The World'
News says; Owing TO the action of
Mayor Tom L. johnson in making the
holding of the grand circuit meeting I'M
possible here, Cleveland loses the big
intercity matinee race for the gold ehal'
lenge cup. Chicago will probably secure
the event, Lou Dillon and Major Del
mar. the worlds greatest trotters, will
appear in connection with the matinee
events.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-08-04

Manager Erickson Of the Grand aud
Star theatres In Portland has kindly
consented TO allow q slide advertisement
Of the regatta In bou, theatres aud at
all shows. This act OF Manager EfteS'
son entities him to the patronage Of
Astoriau. when In Portland. Remem'
bcr the Star aud Grand, both on Wash.
ing,un street.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-08-04

Comforts the heart. strengthens the
mind. l. good i'll or we'll Makes the
face bright n the summer morn. That's
what HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
will do Cures when all else fails. 35
cents at Frank Hart's drug store.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-08-04
pANzIGER RETURNS.

Washington, Aug. a.--nr. pardg"r
formerly United States consul at Ma
dtid. has arrived here to lay before the
department ol Commerce and Labor
memoranda concerning the conditions ol
the Jews abroad. the information be-
ing gathered at the request OF the
department for the use in the Bureau
OF immigration in dealing with that
class of immigrants,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-08-04

The soliciting committee will la
around 10 see those who have not yet
been seen. so don't get angry II yon
have been overlooked, better still, be
"a volunteer and call on the committee
yoursli.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-08-04
DENIES REPORT,

Washington, Aug, 3.--secretary of
Agriculture Wilson has issued state
nepI teping that employees Of the
forestry service have written articles
for magazines prior TO the publication
IL government work in public reports,