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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-03
Sir Sarmcr.
(9lu5 Dem DSatb. @loiibensbote". !,

oSSungens," iagtc Srau ISleiBig
81 ibren beioen Sobnen, oiebt foil.
men mir inns etmaS mehr I'M Sebclr
gonncn. Der Batter bat beilte oell
Teit Ger Shuloenlalt bejohlt; aui
unlerer SSorm laitet feline Sppot6ef
mebr ltno mir brali6en nid)t 10 iebr
ouf'S @elO 5u Ieben." limo Die
Srolt nlnd)te ihon ElGne mie lie mad,
Der @rntc lid etipas Grbolllng gon.
men moqte lnO onfte barber nod.
momit lie mobl Den Sobnen, Die ieit
ibrer friibelten Sugcnb fleiBig nit.
geholfen batten, ole Sd)uloen 5t be.
5oblcn, cine Sreuoe MADDEN forne.
Iber oamit iolte es nid)t abge-
moht iein. Ser Gid mar reft alt
llno madelia uno ioQte onrd) einenr
nellen erlebt meroen. Neite gettitel.
len ltlb Watraseu moate ite nitdb
anihnffen - es iolte I'M Sausbnlt
gnn5 nn0erS meroen.
@o5u ioate tic iif and, nod ob-
miithen? Die beioen Sohter morcll
perbeiratbet uro litteIt feiitcn Wnn.
gel. uno Son0 iiir Die beioen Sobne
batten lie genllq. 240 acre 2nno,
Dos Ioate mlsreidlen fir 3rpei Sor-
men, mo lperm eS itiht musreifte,
10 batten Die Sobne ia orbeiten mo
iporen gelernt nno maren iomit i'm
ltaroe, nod mebr 5u erDerben.
Seitoem Die Sdyulben be5oblt lpa-
rem, fiiblte 6rau 6leiBis iih ORIENT
lid lei6t uno Die Sobne marell
gliiflif. Son Nun on ioate Der
8ater es leifter boben, er loQte bel
iere Bieroe uno beiieres &ieb an-
Ihaffen, mo lie poQten Damn lor.
genfreier luirtbifaiten.
Sic bntten aber aqe Die HedJnutg
obne Den 8ater gemad)t. Sieier batte
i6on lange Die nebenan liegeneen
100 slder 2anb i'm Iuge uno faufte
lie zines Cages, obne Die Satin 81
fragen. Die Srat meinte unO Die
SDbne brobten, Die Sram Su Der.
laiien. Sie Samilie lob nit einem
Shlage pieber tief in Sdulben,
uno Die Satin mlBte ailf Die ne,le
@inridJtung, Die Sohne artf einell
beiieren 8iebItano per5iften. Nah,
ME poroem mIBte gefnauiert ner-
Sen, MIR Inn ole Sfuloenlnit 81
pertninoern unO Die 3inien 5ulam-
men6ilbringen.
Ser Soil itebt nift perein5elt ba.
Sn ieoem Goiintp, ia mobl III jeoem
Comm, gibt eS Sormer, Die mir bar.
an, benfen reft piel Sanb si beiisen.
Sic ~nergeiien Oariiber 8ott nno Ole
Sumilie, rnb obid,on lie reid oil
2urlb 'ino, 10 f6nnte mo iie ooh mir
9ettler balten. Sn Dem oaItloien
9eltreben, piel 5li erperben uno piel
su beiisen, pergeben Die belten Sabre
uno cbtpobl Der Heihtbum 5ltnimmt,
bot Die Gorge bod ung~ebinoerten
Gintritt ms Salls.
Nad ser 8roBe ieiuer Sarm ioate
man feinen Sarmer belirtbeilen, ion.
bern nad ieiner 2ebenspeiie, Oh er
ieiner Satin ltno ieinen ainoern &c.
genii6er Hiidiibt iibt, ODER Oh er tie
riifiihtslos sur arbeit oerurtbeilt
unb nie Sclapen bebanoelt.
GS bat nod Hiemanb elm Stiif
9onO nit in Die Gipigfeit genommen,
uno menn elmer $4,000 binterlGBt
obne ein Seitament gemad,t 5i ba-
ben, 10 beoeutet 0as gepobnlih Elm
rchteS r6reiien" iiir bungrige 90
pocoten.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-03
@enn Gincr Bed bat.

oWton meiB mirflih nidt mebr,
wie man Is oniouscn ioa!" meinte
fiir5lih elm &nter mebrerer Sodter
81 leinem Srculoc. Ia hattie ih
nun enblit ciuen ~uiirbigen Slrngae.
lcllen 9CimnOen DER aiti meinc Aelte.
itc ein @ugc 9emorien Su baben
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-03
8osbafte Antmurt.

Sic: nNlio crit nod Mittcrnoht
febrit Gu beim. cine iolhe HiidiihtS.
loiinfeit bieteit On mir, orei @ohen
nod rniercr Sod5eit ~ OF. oh. id
fod,e Dor @uth!"
Gr: DARN bcltebt audi 9eine
gauge 8offunit."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-03

TlS 3eid)en Ger Teiic Ser
aartofieln miro oas Nbpelfen ceS
aortofielfrauteS mo boS leihte
abloicn Der Snollen bon Den Miir;.
6elauslGuiern angenommen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-03
Sciinirt.

2ebrer: YSommp. oeiinire oas
Wort @ittme. @as lit cine
@ittue2"
5ommp: Cine @ittpe lit = cine
Sr1u."
Sebrer: Out, ipeiter."
Sommp: Cine SroiI. bie iif ME
Ger perbciratben nlodtc."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-03
,Wie baibt-t9 BIN q Briefmarf'94
= = +
StiQe S6eilbaber.

Weper bette einen fleinen &leiber-
LADEN in einem 9orfe, uno ba er me-
Der .leIen nod ihreiben fonnte, bntte
err idmmtlihe @aaren nit gtifetten
perieben, oltf neldben Der Ereis in
Sunften perSeihnet mar. Sober
Yunft mar cine Warf. gines Sages
muBte er perreilen uno err lieB ieinen
Sdpager ais Steapertreter Sitriid,
Dem er iein Spitem eineebeno err.
tlGrte. gus er om Mbeno sltriid,
febrte. NOR, ieine erite Sraae: rRa,
bate mas perfauft?"
1Sa, 5iuei @n5iigc. einen fir 5fpei.
unbief)5ig Marf uno ben anoeren
iiir iieb5ig Worf."
n9iite geiteibt", rief Meper,
~iold teire an6iise bob i6 ia gar
nid."
nNlt, bier iinb Die gtifetten",
meinte Der Shpager.
Weper betradtet bieIelben elm.
gebenOit, Damn ruft er plotlid)
ireubeItrableno: rSeiegnet iolen iein
Die 6liegen!"
$50
Die pminOic r13".
@amperl: oSis. elaiib' / bran, baB
Die 3ubl 13 cine llngliids5abl it,"
o.: .@oburh2"
@amperl: .1eil mir sic brei5ebn
2eberwiirit', Die / geitern 'seiien
bob', gan5 miierabel befommen
iino!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-03
@eihG% ftsfniff.

r8rut Webgerin, narim baben
Sic oenn jest in ibrem Snoen gar
nod einen Spiegel getban, limo lie
oenn gar 10 eitel genoroen?"
30 ncin, ser lit fiir Die aohinnen
beltimnlt, oa ihallen lie Damn nid)t
10 ouf Die Moge."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-03
SpaB mnB aud iein.
Bed.

y@oS lit oenn aus Dem iir9en
9otter gemorberL Der poriges Sobr
naG Ifrifo allsgeponoert iit?"
o9as lit cine trallrige 8eididte!
Zen bot BORT iein criter Totient.
nodloem er inn ieilien perborbenen
Wtogen furirt, nufgeireiien."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-03
S6hitc &ritif.

Souriit (in einelm elenoen Torfe,
ais iein &ompaB nidt gleih red,t
iunftionircn piD: so elm elenoes
Heit 49,. 10 Gin miierables i6
CLAUDE, bier bat mon nidt einmal
Horoen lllo Siioen?!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-03
9icunndjc.

Hoonep: 40 bait Srl oeiln oas
bloue 9luge abgctriegt?"
Glancp: .Sim Solun lit eben bon
ieincr Sod5citsreile 5uriidgefebrt,
uio id mar eS, Der i'm gum Sierra.
then beWogcn bate"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-03
Cine Sale.

Sag nal, Saul, mas bat Dir
eben eetrGumt? iii madteit Elm 10
idmer5lihes, betrubtes @eiiht!"
,8etriibtes @eiift? -. aein
@unoerl SD tr6unte, 9u tpGref &c.
itorben!"
10000? Tu gbi6eilliferl
alio oarum bait gu 10 geidmun-
5elt2"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-03
y p -
Gfiffis.
Der flcine @eidGftsmann.

Sum- Siaaf, mas piirbeit III sll.
ndfit tbiln, ipenn 9u oas groBe
Soos gemonnen bdtteit?"
= ,3lnafit niir0' i) n~ad,5Ghlen, oh
mir auf ri6tis lit olsbe8ablt NOR
ben Die gauge Summ' ....!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-03
g6aefRhrt.

,Iun iage mai; @util, utpopon lit
Define Haie 10 roth9gi
.9as milf if 0ir,iagen. Sebmann.
Sic gliibt Dor StolS neil i'd lie niht
III an0erer Seute angelegenbeiten
itede." )
~ Sc
Sprtidritt.
30, mar, fam ditd) beute nod All
@trpas fommen! 4ls mir beiratbe.
ten, oa bat man ms nidt fir Sebn
Eiennig' 8affee freoirt, nnb beilte
BADEN mir auan5istuuieno @arf -.
Sfuloen!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-03

Der Suber bat mid in sinem
Sffsntlihen 2ptal ,Rinopieb' uno
.Sdafstopi' ssnannt! 0afiir iperb' i'd
ibm aber einen prossb an Den Gals
bdnsen!"-.0u Mihel, psnn Der nur
nidt gu tbeuer tpirb! ga miiHen ieoens
faas a. paar Sabper itGnoise ber!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-03
Tbotograpbicu

tonuen MIR uou Grpsrten her9eitelt weroeu.
Hs gilt lei oereu Seritellung Gr~ia6runa
81 baben, p~alicloe aopis mo aorperiteaul.
gen III teadteu. bas p%aiienbe ei6ts uno
S6atteluerbaltniB ST tennen uno bann
and bic notbissu, oft rebt foitipieliaeu
apparote III boben. SieieS Niles in por.'
bonosn. meuu Sbr Sure Photographic pom
mir MAIDEN lalet.
u. &. Mae4emsie. !
1878 Clan Ctr. Dubuque, Sas :
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-03

ihien. Seit einem Monot etpa
bube ih i'm t6glid 5u Siihe gelaben,
ilno Oa ih balo merfte, Dob er ein
6einihmeder lei, mir cine periefte
4ofin mgelfafft, cine nirflide
Terle ibres @eidlehtes. Die MIR bns
aaerbeite auf Die Safel brodlte; uno
mas meinen Sic, geidiebt?"
,gtim?"
n0er Serl beiratbet meine
&odin!"
Srnffebler.
9ie Seihnlmmer Der 3eituna mar
NIT elmer pr1ftigeu - Bell ii"ge
9el6miidt.
Ser Ipotbefer tpar 10 ilrdlt6or er.
lfrofen, BOB err mebrere Wimiten
long faum i'm Stonoe mar, olth MIR
cine S0a"lbe beruor5ubringeu.
Ils oos ilrnge 0tGohen iob, nie
has feline aino init ben @ellen
fdmpite, iprong e. beber5t in Die
Slutben, UNI 0as arme &ino 5lt ret.
ten; iiirlpahr cine fiiby re Sbat.
Sic p%erlonate INNER 1lelle Seioen.
fleioer, 10 Bob CT on ibrer Set sc
nift gliidlif neroen fonnte.
Ils Die Sroii ibrcm Wunne Sor-
miirfe mofte, ooB er crit 10 ipGt aus
Dem @irtbsboric beimfomme, ont-
rportete err gar niht, ionoern seigte
mir elm 9eyt"rdnftes 8eiiht.
Ger bebentenoe Scbrer itebt nod
bel Iaen, Die err y~b"iebepol unter.
riftete, in glitem Inoenfen.
$50
Gfiffig.
@ait (ber flint leere @einiGaiden
Dor lid iteben bdt): og9ie oiel 6lo.
ifen bab' ih 5u SobIen, Heii?"
@irtb Qeiie CUR aeQnerin): n9oi-
len Sic inn ielbit 5dblen 80. piel.
lei6t 5ablt er boppelt!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-03

Slltter be5ablt unb braldlen niht
drtgltli6 gepflegt 5t meroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-03
E + +
Srnffebler.

Gie Seitnummer Der j3eituna mar
NIT elmer pr1htigen = Bell ii"ge
gelhmiift.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-03

Sic perlonate INNER telle Seioen.
Fielder, 10 bob CT an ibrer Sci sc
itiht gliidlid) lperoen fonnte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-03

Ser Ipotbefer tpar 10 furdltbor er.
lfrofen, DOB er mebrere Winltten
long faiim i'm Stonoe mar, oltf mir
cine SDa"lbe beroor5ubringen,
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-01-03

ert land entries during this quarter
which covered 6729.S7 acres bringing
in $16S2.47 in fees. There was but one
final desert land entry adding to the
receipts $253.5O on a like number of
acres.
The number of original homestead
entries was ESQ covering the immense
amount of 42,716.50 acres from which
was received in commissions $2,9O5. "a
and in fees $2725 The final homestead
entries were 80 in number on 1870 "A
acres adding $6S7.51 to the receipts.
Three timber culture entries brought
in $12 and like number of declara-
tiOns under the timber and stone act
$50. Fees for the taking of testimony
etc., amounted to $31111 and 29 notices
were cancelled for the sum of $29.
The exact total receipts of the
quarter were $32,964.65.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-01-03
CHADWICK WANTS DIVORCE.
The Doctor, It Is Said, Will Sue 70,
Decree.

CLEVELAND, Jan. 3.-Dr. Leroy S.
Chadwick has returned to this city for
the double purpose of facing down
the ignomy raised by his wife's finan-
cial doings and of suing her for di-
vorce.
DR.. Chadwick is known here as a
man of good impulses and of strong
integrity. 1t was testified before the
grand jury that he married Mrs.
Hoover, the present Mrs. Chadwick,
against the advice of at least one
friend. Dr. Chadwick left Cleveland
abruptly two years ago. long before
the woman's acts were public talk. and
since that time the old family home
has. been visited by him seldom.
Despite the fact that DR.. Chad
wick has been indicted. charged with
completely in his wife's deals. his
friends are unit in defending him
and in insisting that the doctors
hands are Clean
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-01-03
LIEUT.. BOONE At VANCOUVER
Telegraphs, Asking to be Met and H
is-by an Armed Guard.

VANCOUVER, Wash, Jan. s.
Lieut.. Francis NJ Boone, who broke
arrest while detained in quarters
three months ago. yesterday tele-
graphed Col. Huston at Vancouver
Barracks. Wash. that he would arrive
last night and asked for convey
ance to meet him at the ferry. He was
met instead by an armed guard and
now occupies a solitary cell at the
;guarihouse.
When he broke arrest he was in
custody for being absent without
leave, it being charged that he left
his wife in San Francisco and went
to Canada with another woman. He
will be tried for breaking arrest, but
possibly not for desertion.
. Lieut.. Boone has something Of a
record. He was under arrest several
times while stationed at Fort Lawton
and was not allowed to leave the res
ervation. His difficulties IN this city
are attributed to the hast race meeting
held here. Some Of the oMcers ex-
press the belief that he 10 mentally un-
balanced.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-01-03
INITIAL SESSION WAS HELD IN
WASHINGTON CITY EARLY
THIS MORNING.
Forestry, Irrigation, Grazing Were the
Most Important Subjects Under
Discussion by Delegates.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. g.
Drawn together by their common de-
sire to stimulate and unite all efforts
to perpetuate the forest as a perma-
hundred delegates, including presi-
dents of railroads, faculties of forest
schools. state forest officials, pro-
fessional foresters, lumbermen, repre-
sentatives of the National Irrigation
association, and official representa-
tives of the United States land Office
and forest reserve service, together
with representatives of every state and
territory of the United States and of
several of the Canadian provinces, as
sembled in this city today to take part
in the sessions of the American Forest
congress. The gathering is by far the
most notable of it's kind ever held in
America.
morning in the National Rifles Armory
and was devoted to the work Of per-
manent organization, to Secretary
Wilson's address as president of the
congress, and to brief addresses by
several of the prominent delegates in
the course of which they explained the
purposes of the congress and en-
phasized the necessity of establishing
a broader understanding of the forest
in it's relation to the great industries
depending upon it.
This afternoon the Importance of
the public forest lands to irrigation
and grazing was discussed The
speakers included presidents Of live
stock associations, men of large ex-
perience in grazing and those who
have made a special study of grazing
in the forest reserves. The irrigation
question was another subject of dis
cussion and it was exhaustively treat
ed by those in charge Of the govern
ment's reclamation work and by repre-
sentatives of the agricultural interests
of the nation.
The sessions begun today will con-
tinue until Saturday.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-01-03
COMPANY WILL PUMP WATER
FROM SNAKE RIVER FOR lR-
RiGATioN PURPOSES.
About Fifteen Thousand Acres Will
Be Watered From the Canal
Near WalIula.

The work on the power plant on
Snake river five miles from the CO.
possible by the Two Rivers Townsite
& Development company and it is ex-
pected that it will be finished by Jan
uary Is. r. w. Frame. the hydraulic
engineer of Portland, is now on the
ground experimenting the work. The
water is to be pumped from the river
and will feed a canal large enough to
water $4,000 acres
plant capable of generating 5000
horsepower is being put on the banks
of the Snake at what is called Five
Mile rapids. Here a fall of 1919 feet
is secured in a short diversion BY
using the entire stream it is estimated
that 10000 horsepower might be gen.
Grated in the low water season. hence
the company will always have a large
reserve to draw upon if the demand
for energy grows largely.
One unit of the power plant will be
utilized for light and power purposes.
A 400-barrel flour mill is contemplated
near the power station. Electrical
energy will be furnished this plant,
and the company will cater to the
needs of the entire district.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-01-03

into consultation on the subject, Mr.
Taft's long experience at the bar and
on the federal bench making him a
valuable adviser. They spent the
whole afternoon together at Mr..
Moodys, going over the reports of in
designations into different trusts and
the evidence secured and consulting on
suits that are being actively prepared.
The International Paper company,
which controls the prices and distribu-
ton Of paper in the east as effectually
as the General Paper company does
in the west, is now being investigated,
and if sufficient evidence can be Sc
methods by which the International
company controls the eastern market
are different from those in the west
and it has not finally been determined
that it can be reached under the Sner-
man law, though Mr.. Moody believes
that all of the evidence required
eventually will be secured.
The department of justice also has
begun an investigation of the tobacco
trust. This investigation will be
entirely distinct from that being con-
Quoted in Kentucky and Tennessee by
A. E. Garner, VINO was appointed as
sistant attorney general for that pur-
pose, and it will be sweeping and
thorough. 1t will include New York,
New Jersey. Virginia and South Car
DINA, and probably other states. The
tobacco industry will be fully inquired
into along with the methods of the
trust.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-01-03
RIG BUSINESS FOR QUARTER
orcFIPTS OF THE LOCAL LAND
oFFICE WAS OVER THIRTY
TWO THOUSAND.
Sale of the Military Reserve Lands
BROUGHT in the Largest Sum
of Money.

The business at the United States
land office for the past quarter has
been unusually large, over $4,000
having passed through the hands of
Receiver ellis, since October 1. The
details of the business transacted are
as follows:
Twenty eight entries committed at
$3.50 brought $1O,4525O into the local
till. While sixteen more at $125 per
on 2.2629 90 acres added $3.50. The
receipts for nineteen excess sales was
$2579S and four more brought in
$73S4 The five public sales from
the military reservation were the
most valuable, making $S,470.63 from
only 3S432 acres. Sixteen sales under
Section 2455 L. S. r. S. Melted $1,644-
81 and three under the act of June 8,
1878 of 24O acres yielded $500.
There were twenty-six original des-
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-01-03
BOON TO WOMEN SWIMMERS.
Fair Sex Now Allowed to Join Male
Relatives In the Tank.

LONDON. Jan. 3-Mixed SWIM
ming is being practiced at South
London public swimming bath with
extraordinary success.
A few weeks ago half a hundred ar
dent advocates of mixed bathing hit
upon an ingenious way of convincing
the public that under reasonable regu-
lations it was both desirable and prac-
ticable
They formed themselves into the
Newington Mixed Swimming Club.
Gil for permission to use the ladies'
bath of the Newington public baths for
one hour weekly. Under the bylaws
any swimming club may apply for this
permission.
Families In the Swim.
Now every Thursday night finds a
merry little party of fifty husbands
and wives, brothers, and sisters, and
sweethearts, clad in university cos
tunes in $4,000 gallons of water. AT
$40 a whistle is blown and the fair
swimmers hasten to the dressing
boxes on the left of the bath. while
their escorts disappear within those on
the right.
The rules of the club are few. but
stringent. The ladies of the COM
NIT foo
decorous conduct of the club.
Lady visitors must be accompanied
by a male member on club nights. AL
though ladies are allowed to enter
the baths unescorted, the etiquette Of
the club is that ladies and gentlemen
should swim together.
Membership Restricted.
Membership is restricted to fifty.
and already the club has it's full COM
plement Five weeks absence from the
bath is equivalent to rendering resig-
nation.
THE experiment mas proved SO sue
cessful,' said Mr., ], A. Chadwick, SUI
perintendent Of the baths and an off,
cial Of the club that the borough
council will consider the establish
ment Of public mixed bathing"
In order to encourage swimming
during the winter months the Lambeth
borough council has opened this week
a warm swimming bath. 4
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-01-03
CURED LUMBAGO.

A. B. Canman, Chicago, writes
March A. 1903: Having been troubled
with Lumbago at different times and
tried one physician after another; then
different Ointments and linaments,
gave it up altogether. So l tried once
more, and got a bottle of Ballard
Snow Linament, which gave me al
most instant relief I can cheerfully
recommend it, and will add my name
to your list of former sufferers" 25c,
soc and 81.
Sold by the Upington Drug Store,
dealers.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-01-03

Fighting single handed, AS she
claims, a band of conspirators who
would cheat her out of thousands OF
acres Of valuable land in Franklin
county, May w. Olney. former Walla
Walla girl, has commenced sensa-
tional suit in the United States dis
trict court in which she seeks to re-
cover possession of the lands in
question. r
The names of the defendants who
appear in the bill of complaint filed
with Court Commissioner Harry B.
Strong yesterday, are w. E. Quinlan, a
former Franklin county official; H
J. Cramer and Ainsworth Sylvester
all of Franklin county, and n. R. Syl-
vester, a citizen Of Yakima.
In her complaint Miss Olney makes
the startling statement that the cote
RE of defendants entered into a con-
spiracy to defraud her of nearly a
thousand lots in Pasco and nearly
three thousand more of unplatted
farm lands in Franklin county. by
representing that her lands were
about to be sold for taxes.
N r. Sylvester is named as the
chief conspirator and Miss Olney lays
bare the whole alleged scheme by
which she was to be cheated. Accord
ing to her story Sylvester called up the
complainant at her home in Spokane
on or about the thirteenth day of Feb
to Pasco as the real estate which she
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PAPER TRUST SUIT FIRST ON.
Similar Action Is to be Taken by the
Attorney General Against Others.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.-Tne presi-
dents. trust busting" program was
fairly launched with the filing at ST.
Paul of the suit against the General
branch of the paper trust. Similar
suits against other corporations which
are operating in restraint of trade, are
being prepared and will soon be nstl-
tuted. It is expected that an injune-
ton will be secured as in the North
ern Securities case.
Mr. Moody called Secretary Taft
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BOSTON, Mass, Jan. 3.-The teeth
Anniversary Of the death Of Schiller,
the celebrated German poet and dram
atist, was fittinEly commemorated to-
day by Harvard university. The feat
ure Of the commemoration was a per-
,ler's masterpieces by the stock COM
pany Of the Irving Place theatre Of
New York. The proceeds Of the nkr-
Torrance will be used for the beneAe
OF the Germanic museum Of the uni
versity.