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WALL PAPER.
Failed to Provide.

Paints. mouldings, burlaps. etc, a
lowest prices. Geo. w. Ebert e. Co.
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THE MONARCH VISIBLE
TDr"D TrED

Is the up-to-date typewriter. Pc,
broke Stationery Co., sell It.
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REAL ESTATE DAY

SALTAIR. JUNE %.
BIGGEST PRIZE LIST EVER,
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Wall paper-Picturc Frnmes.

Up TO date goods at popular prices
Painting and paper hanging, Chas. II.
Bodel, 83 East First South.
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Eat your lunch in the palm garden at
the Royal
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REAL ESTATE DAY
Epperson Sill Unconscious.

SALTAIR, JUNE 2S.
BIGGEST PRIZE LIST EVER.
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Salt Lake Photo Supply Co.
kodaks and finishing. Main and
Third South
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Eagles Day, Lagoon,
ART GALLERY CLOSED

Thurs, June 81. Trains every hour.
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DR.. F. F. Reed. Dentist, has removed
his ONCE to suite 315 Progress building.
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Eagles Day, Lagoon,
Court Renders Judgment.

Thurs, June 81. Trains every hour
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1906-08-02

gPao5sn, odIiatn ean&sh. Grirjjs.
utQtu uoH inportirftu escy nih, I'm.
pcriir,u s3ttfG' IL Ifat ,Srftu6f
Al rshmtn. t5f Oities 10 6anha IN
arostn SttOitn ssr 6ar N.
"a 1sooa iGt m6ttrtn aaseut,iA
3'nlen an Den iTlsr emdbut,t,
ShHle'cejnsn apl5h. 10 t,ar q no.
turIl4, odb 81; &NEd osisdbr wi
ltsi Ort ou' 3ablnns sranltn. ssa.
ran nls 3ir1sn oo4 Sf+I:dst c,rat.
len, caB he mtor az sh SNlitt be-
urNtau9lj4p e,yitafs sstrua,n.
auftltt Der sft00.'0t ftuieet, init an.
o:ttn 29HtA Die GtmdnS sisOo Of
"a 100000. Srpa, bttleiot, id eas
aT. tinz Stasm,irsts ryr 6Cu,siuce
a1sin bic fcft VIZ rlr fSt staduo,u
ley. Aut Bit cine cocr anesu Nsts
srsiIia battA tlr fistreauoa u-ltr,
Tame ul@ Surash "u.s1stals., al.
Yin $4,000 eotE ieah. $500 Ot
an'iubylHAcn mar tultt En sF@ 1ltr&.
Ben &crtdIiHiF,H Sits . .,itt. ;amr.
ofr 3rrAtt an 4ts,nnta tis eabt
{ men 9itasm 5eAa.rs atAsnmtl
gl.;t. Tie san %ttot ITO nr,r0a.
IItsy. ietHn bi, TN&u rta ,lr,
3RlBtruis aebab,. itSH*t s,ittn. bic
Ebherittn od>u 20 ,it,htssr n otn,A
rtc GNott Or Ssahgt,ji svetS Stash
run yits,R lre laaiut aret,.lcs uut
i0m!t Sro9los tne. Stts m sta Sds.
ttr lS',e, -lST9 10 itSt IN esv %m.
s:itr'9l oty SaE cit ii rsty Tag. r3
lti be Sa:ahptI.c,aas tyh in 2sll.
t'loCt't ~ aeoa,n r'r,.
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1906-08-02
zur 6esCbiCbte
--GntitebuHa HnO Gntluidluns-
Der
psntfdi nathsiiThsn 81. Gesrp's
Gs,AsiHss ssn finn, esraer CO..
Ms., 1855 -. 1872
pom
3csepb =. 1ueekc.
taSr;ittGna,

Batter Ritosttetn btiuait una 10
oiuE rratindbia in gim itit lSG9 all
cintm beliiMmttn Sonnidlt elumal
ees Roudtes ,ur AhbaItuua Oei Oct,
ttse.nlits. etraot Ditlts max q.
Wns Die iltiut Stmtinf; ,uidmmtr
bltlt uns su irli5Sn puo ntueu Sbattn
nnipornis. ID S'lity RjtNrtoyu
pobI wusk. odb hnr hci degrees
9isuts lonnls atibaitu rpcr %trbtN:'
rnngsn ppratuommtil mretn uRo EOS
III tlntt grit. ~ Der Sit Sdrmsr wtn.
ger btiadfiiei. 10 puTnt in BEN eintn
Sabre bdle eisits. i'm uRptrn itnrs III
Nnerlft asnpmmtH unG prleGosf.
Dat bic padtrtn Rdnntr, bic 10 Dor.
bin aalassdbIt. no nismaIs wtiltrltn.
oil mtbre,s, Gage hinoura atmrin'
ita'tliA harts ArbtliR Ntuti,icu..
ws,a bas sGprstJIibt aaisIiul ftis
musit aea ron ieu,n itIef eeas Iesli.
&c &rsiituns, asfirisrt ipsrsSrI psr.I
oisn' In esr That alls Antrsnuuge'
une eas hbAhs, Fob. go puro, surrf.
Don ibufn ttns ioIios -lsret' nm ben
;uT ait9s asbhrfnesn Grune srri2tst.I
etipt .attiass srsqt., b hs Sposd
ME i1rn anaseepitt. ,ins tseai ,pon.
20s nHe .siHt aisfs poR AT NJ sui.'
birlin n tinem enAra Sabre TEr.
ben ssH isnsn Die inretta Ndaos Der
air4s atshaAr,t. sss HiEer es-g sius.
esAs fts a.a'f .-sn'rptif .frahj
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1906-08-02
cTunFAr S6taHf.

q, liu!ty,titaty r,yO IN Saautyt:
ta H,u "l,h apSat Fs.,at'tt az att
ENothNttuau MA irlllnet pgltalits
rl4A'S|m aul ,srr 5iFh 4, eaa6
Nod pty.luitnH
: Srttii$citl. : @ahtr ! e'.liaaeu'
] 4S5Jihata. Il sevi Siuoes5
Y SoTslnt,@ aduwaltu, | Spring,
gaAtt. > eaSta. . eul ullipators. !
Stau1tu. ! SEbhemosr, ! Raoma.
lam, l Sltk,Itlur. J eeranablc,
! .2Ill- gast. l sSgas uaa anoeyt
ld'nS'0d'a'aENtn be 2. ea m:e
Son.
$Ssinahnsm: IL. SaS,mta ris,ter
$500 baiT. Ah SuNtro ben 3 &c
ano oGrassy n;rs IN Grren poa {
tEE2aalsa 7 sss:st" aif s'bs hit ..saitt
Sitcihsi,
6rau eattarisa ctitmauu.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1906-08-02

mn 3lmntm. wobou eds eifr als
Shlallemnb, ods anOert as Satrh
ftl uho emp'dnasiimmtr itr btn
Sllic'icr oicu:t. SoDnnn trbaNte man
icQar in pr,otin 1hsls Der Glrte
EN-, Subns. Die fur bic EI1sI oost 10
t!wGs 1bulihts uno benz ekianatprt
btlilmml mar. Els ,9titerrao bate
lnspiitsn idOn sintn btttut'n&n
llmldpurI asmaGt - man ltlrt
I9on Die 5abrts;abl .lS7T."
Soa aln! drei!lt mar &ieies oa.
init srreidt - ona pOhsr tamsn Die
Sinisn. bic ra iait aui $4,000 pr
annum belisfsu - tpoaer oh so4gn
fur nls gtssniianOe. Die FUR ben
Gisnf am N!tavs triprosrll5. rlr Gin.
Hlcde. SllBablsitsr. etc. - uRO r,er
,lbIts Vattr Yisosrtpru fur ale Tcuv
Ssmllbunasn. 0a 5p6 bar, p'ltkr oe:;;;;
altur, oisnt, aud oauon lsbsu mlti
olG:u pCrhlli uns tlut rlIisiyuppc,
Die bsl iol6en eislt9:Hbtitta pobl uit.
maIs lshIt. s0o II: pohl oGs Sciiea.
bans, tilr wiIhts Die 5dnos ots ,lys
len 8C0leblss mot retA tiia Tgo
potT llb ls9Cn!
;ebrri Die JTautn' 'Is Tttnn urc
,utteU.
.SimmlltC &9itn ins itoiihs g.
hH.
lin iroph Die 9tcitnHc Der 6raa.
Ell ,um @sfcn or Il, @eoras Qrtt
in yiun IN oas rttit eitt ~ icsts.
btu Id aeSiruusta Wtt pisntt surut.
iuatiitn. htijsfuS bis gum Suina.
at ots Aabrts 1868. me- IN ritltm
Aabre ydHr 0iotloln uns nps tAgt.
le, lhCraab Ct mir unss Sage ooty
bsht mclncy 6rlu - 10 wlt nSm.
lia itit 5dnudr oehtIbsn 9abtts, wie
mdh u iagtu pftat Elm $tutNi,i--I
tine Rttuaus Don sou - Is. BE tom
riy NrN NA,lui tiuss etitts. 4Gtklt.
panpsS Nro 4ptEbuAcs INK bn Z
ttauh IN Der Rlrbf ;uasNtli mdr ny
BEN Gt'urteA ptt tttrSTsuot Slnmt
no Hlt9lla III DIR @gpltlnns au7atrtI,l
ben, III ott iton irNbsr trmabntt
nu 7. y. YA6oto. oba,ua ltni
p diOclit ole lur DDS Mrbbut re,lf /
,Irit Summe scSlQlt bate. 10 mpf
olcts ais rjn eitittal isnes .Ntrm tr,
Irdbitt pttoCu, Sb trattc sirta ID
lltib dl\ VAlti nea biaiu;uluata /
odE oit Nrlrlitr pea or ,IdwItjt oitlcs I
ctytH ole StTu ltIthnc WGpt dr;s .
umo biz ~ ltiutm S1OC, .
>t, an lien SlHulr 1875 ttipll,t. ais !
ela; btb0n0tIt Wulpm. ScNr ihNo /
Ntsr MtGpIS Ser 80 ~ Wsdtu eytl. :
ia hJbtr E,auNl t,lltt,f al ttairI.
pta 5hlt IUs SNm etfsiJ M etN .
,m Nmt ~ sulsrY5icy, nl4 nteh |
CldAt Noao uo,h aW e'ruRlits Won
Rnts, @lstpAa9t mo 6tanl.in IL .
10 'tlsB, btsaaa :. IN Vim; " ssm
9ety Moon H,i Stt ~ Tnnmt,, /
ia ttlo,lltu S$dbl pcA stn Sarssyu
utr 9ohniits tt.pabi Max. Ok Me- /
,ty &chruna putot icoanG nAa Eao /
Is,t Naisthvaai paa, VI -enSt; Bar. /
les MI 9@tiiylibsa. S,auo'$artr1 /!
,tif MIihIy,'tsa ,,Nras- luretg |
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1906-08-02

-UfulsuHlpatt UtuNb SoOelH nua
Die Jrl. QauIins uno gGiIbeImine
SlemcIs Don 81. 2onls fan ilr elni.
a. Wptsn I'm gBshpbaIia SO'sl en'
qu1tlrt.
-gniier Ssnru ggciitrftonn ,uobn.
ts EicnHap Der Sohyit isincs Shwa'
Qets Sobn 0inlelmanu. ,oeIber nt III
SrullOWN mil nj. Goa Gcitt pesebe.
li6tc. btI.
-Strabtn.eommilidr y. 8. 2glI0t
Qibi Den Snraera ber Siaot ltBt WeIe.
0nbal ibre VpHlay adf ben St:aBcn
ocr Sta0l 1nslunrbciien poer ausaT'
bcittn iu IaNfn.
Die Oeuen gnirn uno ire9
SntitemcDtr. erlisrcr Yslbtdubehger
UOn Wtta uno gsbtsrsr Sirnbenbabn
WOtOlmaun in ct. gpuis Ipradtu
SOnuial bier Dor.
sos. Rebel im Gjsidditt oes
Ssun gpuis 8iltsMspsr in llniOn
it0til, tam &ieniia9 nit isnsn eItsrn
ron 6rtsbur9 aui eIni9e Gage Der
erbuIuna bierhsr.
-0riB 6u!isr Sr. bon 6rccbura
b,dHts atIttrn icinM SGwuger unD
SdUGasrin, 3rrmdm 6uvitoGnisl
mlo ejsmabIin lUelbe ben Pitnie in
6nrburg tclpobnte, llsrbsr iurud.
AIIu:bdut Senrp 9rciiNrnu
pm Cuincp. 81 ltellte Rani'. 2om'
nuulpnbOnt. AItGrt II. |. N. wtIte
Oct Sunhuna pcgtn aus Der Hirhe &C.
r9umI wcrosn Warcn, Guos IeBitr Q9p'
dc wltot, auf.
--3is 0srreu @srbd,o TlaNmehtr,
Sobn Grtos uno psrmaun 0oer ltb1B.
len am Wontaa ben ShGbtu ab Den
pcri6lcocnth 2anosi9tntbamen oura
D teaung Der ntueu GOunip Rpdo
pon Voots 6eyrp ndt 6Oli eniiieben
piro.
--Elc Qerlen VauI Shmib unb
siObn tllCttnbok rrbitIten ih tiniOt
SdAc bel lbr,m 6rtunoe Sturu yprtb
aul orncn }arm lls tsittaben itoiltn
lnO 0ilte auatlten. Derr YOrtb
trlparts ben 6rru;Om a,fsrn bic
Stlmtcbr luf S6uiis,srapptn inoem
IT lls onI isinem rSurrsr" heimiubr.
-@cr ptnrp &otbOOt, Der tine
lnlS, Bet oas JsrrpmnnnS. S.0ouo.
Iuerl bel lIlIttopn Usrludt, bat bieies
iuitosr ltr Oas Oes rGnrIetRrs" Der |
tunlbt. er III ariietn uiebcr beimNu,
lon Oosr angttreien. IS iheint bic |
{rpplen Der YiniIaihcu ino ltltisr
'd opnlItn" ais bic RuOsr hts 6trru. |
toptts.
--Nul bitliaen Vitnit aobcr'en |
Scrh. ylnbmtpcr oas @iio bee bpdlu. |
Jos. u, Tplllhnlp; Gpnalo !. Otntu.
5rI. SOtit Netiel lno lbtrrna Steot.
'rr le cine SstiOedr; 81. Wsc. ~. |
] SiIuttr prn pinn bic arpbe uuo Hrl. |
atolO Nabmarn bon 6pli uub ,trl. f,
Sldya StudtuitnsOtt bon bier je ,ine
.Ienc pupR.
Sic isi, qduatr,m bier ~ sNlu6
nj otn SItfrn. Der SOmiIit Nuarn
setmtr Ir'ilHot 6ran Suer bdiit
i'd ScmliaN Sfs &iu1es ots Satttu.
otrn 2pspSpr ,,Srar ~ eiltutn.
nftr Svter miro E6 glue ssptN lang !
,ieJ unlbnlteit unN ehnn IN BetsI.
DAFT Der Satin Der u 10 ldnat in
einu Seims aqbshRa mubtt. uaa
It. VSuls wrii5tebru.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1906-08-02
9as yituid in 1reebnra.

Ter. ltbi, Tag bss Nlcnais lnIi.
Den bic RoAbarasmsinos Sresbura 40
ibrtm gOltsitiie es@dbll. mar rim oa.
fir aeuiiiAsr, Tattr mar dud ole
3ahl Der .Ssin4sr CT unIrrer antunii.
10 llbt MOrsfns, itrh elm, lrbr erc.
Bs Die usn SinrS, Su sthnot tnitiuOll
unb am Rahmitidss mad Antuhfl Der
beOen Fh bel bsasaRsneen 5itIih .ino
lueiiliH fshrfnoen 3iiSs Der u Vi So.
ltno Bah ibrsn bObepundt srreiais.
Der aerdumi9e iSsIi2IaB mar nit Se.
ih4ern unQeiiiilt ron Ridiountain;
eiun. 2Ooit Greet, gierna, 9trapls.
g9eltpbdlid. ROelStOluh. St. 5bOmas.
st. eliiabsib, Mtta uno warp's
Sore. @ir trofsn bort 6rsunoe unO
Ss'Onnte bon innsrbnlb unO tuscrhalb
ois Counties Die mir isii pislsn 5ab.
reil nibt asisben. Tis @smeinhemit.
aIieorr batisn fur oit Sstuemldleit
uho Aatsrbaltdna Der 8dfe, ibwit
lar sts SObuua oes iunslsR Meuittu
ourh Sp,iisn Ole Der spdtinf 6sr
auisn, melit pla!tOtutibsn trat,u
5Ubntas ale gbu maht uno ,dSltn
eictrdnltn ttfrns psiurat StionOe,t
Ntirdltieu btieu ods pon ben ScttCf
Sos. p0iiarn un0 6riB GnIicr, Sr.
crrtalsie 0artouNgl Dtlhts nit ciuenl
:ptik. roth. uab blaun &aloahn
nbt5Sgtn. aItit tintm rieiatn
9Iaraplui Der Goimt Sirdblen oe:
Gir9aua wtbrt. Shotk mnuh' liz.
beno YdrAM I'M .Rttrp.ao.rolmb"
IN Rrtii, nitmoIs mar Elm VldB
unbeiebi- amu'irttn ild NdRutr uno
Sinalina, otnsn 5rausn oOtr @tliebit
"iti i'm Siege ipatsh, nit RtQeIn. !
tptrin Der .RisasTooQs. am .Tdns.
oosr aHiIsrad" Ooer o,riuhien iby /
GiIilf um rgebssI Of GOrtant. reld |
leBterss au4 eisls ots itonsntSeitItd. |
tts in gniprad nnbmen-ootr laufa-
ten Der Don ben Mulittdpslsn bon
Hi6iountuin uno @sfphuIin Qeiicfer.
ten hsr,liden Muhi. 8snalenocn |
Saattsu etludhirtn Biz uripriinotidtn |
/, 8Iadiods" ;tu,i6eu oensn juU9e Can.
hen uEo Siat,n onpsphaBl iino Oenta |
csrsinIt Gi,is insrriaen gi6sn Weiatn
unO an ihr,r StGtt ben ihOutu cbenen |
Rlrbtnpart beidaittn uno ;isrtn iol. |
len. Hat0em lplr a,nu3 oss SttNsh I
lCitbsl iuO oes 0trrlldsn gstpftt uno |
ans nsbenbsi erInubt Wprbeu ~ II mcbs /
I rs ms frsmoe wr aub bttanais va. /
men les tpdttu oereu itbn) aui uritu
abOaneninIilis iessn iu buri,a, be.
tt9tn tur q llbr Abtnbs ben ilr uns
,ertiiittbsnben g9datn aui otu ibon
inlsr Reiitasidbritn aui uns pdriono
'dben, Die Tamsn oisicr ME anoercr
lInpeien6er atbsu 1lr oebbiIb uitt,
rtiI mir iiirttsh TisIe ,u btra,hsn bic
oon Welipbalid unb Der HotbarihGii
>ns lietIl6t uuo itytbiamt Sinoiatn
(uebura btiuhttn. ptlhs:. ittNr 0,i.
en- Watsibum iOrtbeittbt Me in ben
sBtsn orei Subr,n. Der .YHrIt' ppu
Ciaas 9ounip o.n Sana iirtii's ~
MAIDEN orphi. SplsniIia miro urs
lnler Correspondent ben itrnertn Ger.
AM oss 6eitts pt otu pon ieibtu CT
lsItsu Wtwinn welttr inr tlu ututs
Eiarrbaus btiiiamt ii. ilr Die udbfs
Hummer b:riten.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1906-08-02
2a ssltkssrthris.ssas.

Esces Damn; Goi,or une eslaafssfahrsr
sea seRsssltas,eaaliifs eminenef. ~, als
n ps.,rser Sasrsa bs'tis peR ><mborhpinsn
tnasetifsaiBares. fanftf eins saasAtel Snf,
len c'AEalsa saibs ron psieu q iaat; .sie
beilk.mitt IN srhH Sesrsa sae isi,kfr ts,ns
Hei6~sresa. oes iaaruiia Neslmsiisl iir
Sraserune trpsresR spssslaa arb
c'nhesu. EN NN, Nslifufu-t nuh &en
g. - hskss M Vi Sisss
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1906-08-02
>Tt'sBuns iasti
Sin aerttssa isuaHthr Il
Trtrffru.

ll>tT>t;tNncr ~ t,h hstA pcl
Ntm . .. eHtsst,, laf stv eat
Saltp S.:rt SayG' sialtiitrtsh. s:.
ldbs;tN r,sjt,'ylm, taa Ga,r:lte, at'
tlmmsaSsu rsdytai N;uiaI. Saasr
%sM StDt,a. III p;rldaisu.
NEayae Hdsth.
&.1rf6lliL 1ge.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1906-08-02
Voeafrs.

Sos. WcNu Der NrapIs Suur.
Ianitltr ipar Eisntns in 6,siaaitsn
bier.
Die mi. Rd}inp lmO SoGarha
GiliemnHr UOn ,fOIi tumtr asiiun
aui irin GtIuh btrrbsr.
-2Hi ,,otu allchGtrs in ,slrbura
IN ItBis g9o0s cn lleinn Sdn!ier an,
9stsbri. bjrGlulirthl
-0tutt wirO in bit(r. Der GOdB.
iopu rno ocr 8idiOuntOlner Gj,nlein
be eer N0riiuntuid AbiGb asWonnen.
-. Mtbbnlb matt bic Qicbs bliuO2"
~ -sM,il IT'D Die SisbsnOth G.a,uiena
II pisI SOuo III bic AuStn itrellen."
Die Sdsuelier oss Yclisblattmun.
nss, Trau Sos. Gramsr oOn laos III
slr SeIt bier aui SeIua bel @erpano.
ten.
-6,i. @crtruos 99,ibtl tehrtt chi,
tal nat siul9tn 3u9en Municipalities
i'm Glleynbah'e nab SsneriNn Gin
suriif.
-6tl. glImu Eierer Don 1aOs Be,
futi sur 3cit ibre hisfiath Cnrsl unb
Santcu. oIe 6df,llW S6Iuster uno
6bri.
-Tic Satin otS Ntrrn Deter
0edmoun lIcQt an, eiaatniiebsr trani
oarnicocy. g%huiatn bulpiac Stne.
tnna.
-gmi0uitno tiubuuOttl upO
Itd,tbn 1bOlcr uno 'bieHis 6mis War
BET aui brcilacn g|itIlie ey;iclts atin.
gs!ptnn.
Mpuiaa ptyiab 0rrr Stmam
Sbmjot You aacs Die SArQo DC,
Staot nit elmer ge0atnldOuNa itOntr
atpid.
Die 6rI qiNit uno (sutmbt
6uAttmtptr bon 81. ycus tciuntn
Sur 3elt ibrs bitiam VcvwGnni'n mo |
hrrunoe.
-6rl. StrudOina 9diirop tdm ana
labIlb ors Qi,uitg Don Atiisr'on Gtp !
betbrr uNN wCilis bis gIcntdg i'm
eliernbduit.
,-6rI. Mamit %utlt btiudtt in
Ee4IeliunQ ors Germ Srin:it Sum. |
= Jon Don glAaIc Sp9ntap bic Saml1ii
Stnyp Wtpcv ii SollaOls Dill.
Die iuipasall. otirtu. Uc5hr. Stu.
ttrihnrotr uao .luauh Eiduets bon
81. eliiabpb'wortn eIqisc3OSe lcp'er
geO9e galic blslIas st,VranOisu.
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-08
VOTING MACHINES PLACED.
Weber County Prepared for the Elec-
ton in November.

The distribution of voting machines
has been made i'm nearly all OF the Vot-
ing precincts of the city and the county
prior to the fall election. In the city. ma
chimes were placed IN the 1ohoWlnS
places: -
District No. Mrs. Mary l.. Ship, 3O4
Thirty-third street.
District N. 2-Mrs. Susie Griffin, 2S29
Grant avenue.
District No. 3-Recorder's office, city
hall.
District No. 4-Addie Angel. 126 Pop
lar avenue.
District No 5-Dan Farland's store,
lincoln avenue between Twenty-first
and Twenty-second streets.
District No. 6-Lobby of postoffice.
District No. Nv. l.. Russell, 1S3 Iwen-
ty-fourth street
District No. 81. L. Moore's store. Thir-
teenth street and Washington avenue.
District No. 9-Alice NJ. Dean, 96S WASH
ingtOn avenue.
District No. 1O-Myrtillo Shaw's store.
Five Points.
District No 11-Joseph Baxter, D6S
Douglass avenue.
District No. 12-Lobby of court house.
District No. 13-Fred FoulgerS store,
Twenty-fourth street.
District No 14-Mrs. Lucas store, IA
Twenty-fourth street.
District No. 15-Columbia Club Cigar
company.
District No 16-Republican headquarters
(until place is found.)
District No. Thames Colman, Twen-
ty-eighth street between Washington and
Adams avenues.
The machine i'm District No. will be
placed in the old postoffice building OH
Twenty-fourth street before election day,
and the one in the Republican headquar-
tiers Will be placed in the Sixteenth dis
trict, as soon as a place can be found
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-08
COLOMBIA SENDS Minister
DR.. Enrique Cortez to Represent the
South American Republic at
WASHINGTON,

New York, Oct. DIR. Enrique Cor
tez, who has been appointed by Presi-
dent Rafael Reyes of Colombia as
minister to the United States to sue
coed Diego Mendoza, and who is stay
ing here, said tonight:
1--WE are not disinclined to recognize
the Panama republic, but there are GER
tain terms to be complied with first.
Colombia has done we'll under the
wise administration of President Reyes,
and his task of reconciling to the gov
eminent the opposing elements and re-
organizing and strengthening our
finances has been highly successful,
and after some years OF turmoil we are
at last assured of a long term of peace.
Colombia is anxious that there should
exist between her and the United States
a spirit Of comfy and friendship even
greater than at present. Our feeling
toward this country is of the most
friendly character, and. our esteem for
President Roosevelt as a man of sin
cere motives and the highest integrity
is of the strongest.
Colombia feels that the United
States will always treat her weaker sis
ter republic fairly and always with full
justice. The trip of Secretary Root
through South America has been d
source of great satisfaction and en-
enlargement to u.s."
DR. Cortez probably will present his
credentials to President Roosevelt, on
Wednesday.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-08
WAVING THEIR MACHETES.
Disbanded Cuban Rebels Whooping
1t up in Guines and Quizar.

Havana, Oct. 7.-Reports. received
here late tonight from Guines and at
Quizar declare that disbanded rebels
are riding about these towns and
waving their .machetes in a threaten
ing manner. General Funston will go
to Guines tomorrow morning. The
members of the disarming commission
for Santa Clara, accompanied by Jose
Miguel Gomez, Garcia CaniZares, eX-
speaker of the house of representatives,
and others, arrived at CaSilda, the port
of entry to Trinidad, this evening. They
were met by 1000 persons and several
bands of music. There are 1.500 inSur-
gents camped outside Trinidad, while in
the town there are thirty rural guards
men and 175 volunteers still with their
arms. In order to avoid clash the
revolutioniStS are not entering the
town. The disarmament will take place
tomorrow. The members of the COM
mission and Jose Miguel Gomez were
given a banquet at Trinidad tonight.
The city of Pinar del Rio reports alb
solute quiet.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-08
AFRAID OF Being ROBBED
Oscar Herold of Sacramento Kills
Drunken Man While on
His Way Home.

Sacramento, Cal. Oct. 7.-Early this
morning while Oscar Herold was going
home from whist party he saw a man
standing by a tree near the corner of
Tenth and CT streets. He says he stopped
and asked the man what he was doing
there. Getting no answer Herold drew Il
revolver and fired at the man, who did
not move. Directly he fired again, and
the man pitched forward on his face.
with bullet in his forehead. He died
two hours later in the receiving hospital
The dead man was Charles w. Thesis,
who was head clerk in the Postal Tele-
graph company's office in this city. Thesis
had attended a political meeting at Oak
Park He came back to Sacramento.
stopped in a saloon until o'clock and
then started home. 1t is said he. had
over INDUCED in liquor and it is believed
wandered out of his way a couple Of
blocks. and finally leaned up against a
tree and evidently fell asleep.
Herold says he was held up once and
robbed and that when he saw Thesis lean
ing against the tree he thought he was a
rcbber and shot him.
Herold gave himself up to the police
and at noon today was released on bail
in the sum of $4,000.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-08

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-08
BAKERS DID NOT STRIKE
Presence of Soldiers in Streets of
Paris Prevented Riotous
Scenes on Sunday.

Paris, Oct. THE threatened strike
today of the bakers of Paris, in conse-
quence Of the enforcement of the week
iy rest day regulation, did not occur,
and the day passed without Incl
dent Because of the presence through
out the day of 1000 special police and
500 of the republican guards, patrolIing
before the bakeries, as well as de-
tachments of armed infantry posted at
the various police stations, the city had
more or less the appearance of being
under military law. The working bak-
ers decided almost unanimously not to
strike, and consequently nearly all the
1000 bakeries in Paris have baked n
double quantity of bread, and this
evening the stores are busy supplying
customers with an extra quantity in
view of the closing of the bake shops
tomorrow. A few of the working
bakers received instant dismissal for
refusing to do the extra work made ne
cessary by this double production, and
tonight these men threaten reprisals.
The authorities, however, have no anx-
iety on that score