davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-05-02
Rector Warren at Baker CITY.

Rev. John Warren, rector of the
Heppner Episcopal parish, Is spending
a few days with Baker friends Rev.
Warren was formerly rector of st.
Stephens parish in this city.-Baker
City Herald.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-05-02
Left for Montana.

r. NJ. O'Brien left this morning for
Great Falls, Miles City and Billings.
Mont, where he will remain for a
month on business. He went by way
of Spokane.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-05-02
Body OF Dan Ianahan Found.

The body of Dan Lanahan was
found in the South Boise river yes
terday about Is miles from Atlanta.
The body was in badly decomposed
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-05-02
PendletOn Mining Man

William Baker, Of Pendleton, who
Is interested in mining property near
the Gold Coin, is in Baker for a few
days-Raker City Herald.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-05-02
VIII Receive Applications.

Mr.. Shelter will be at the Hotel St.
George in this city until next Saturday
when a meeting OF sheepmen will be
held in this city, He will receive ap-
plications for range allotments in the
Blue Mountains reserve at any time
this week and very much desires that
stockmen desiring to lease in this re-
serve make their application this
week. so there will be less work TO do
at the meeting, at which time all
features of the range leasing ques-
ton will be discussed.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-24
8xr a-atarsa4t@te s.r wette.

Gar manfer, Der jebt bei 8esinn
Der fGlteren Sohresseit bic WinterS
garberObe berpurbolt, ma9t bic mn<
leblanc gntbedung, baB bic Motten
bier unb Do in bas pelSperf sefom.
men iinb. Die pelaz oher &leiberz
motto lit in ibrer Gntpidluns unb
2ehnspeiie mod immer penig er'
fori4t. SntereFarte l1nterfudunsen
zines polnii9en Sori9ers, Sitopsti,
i4afften auf biefem BON ben Sa9gez
lebrten re9t itiefmiitterli9 bebanbelz
ten 9ebiete &larbeit. Sitopsfi sii9@
tete Die tleinen &aupen in 9ldiern
auf entfetteter Wpqoatte. Oie aus@
sef9liipften 5alter purben in beionz
beren 9efGBen iiolirt unb bort peiter
beoba9tet. 9ie Weib9en lesen etpa
60 @ter ab, aus benen ii9 naa stpsi
bis brei Wo9en bic HGup9en entz
fptdeln. Oiefe bauen fi9 foslei9 aus
ben Setpebsfaiern, auf benen iie CUR
@elt tpmmen, rD6renurtise @dnse.
Haupen unb Salter periteden ii9 nit
@orliebe in @tofffalten pber fonit ir>
genbtpie >perbuntelten Stenen. Sails
bic &aupe Die Mabl bat, aiebt tie bic
Woae Der 8aumpole por. Gs lit
auffaaenb. pie srobe Saare lie babe,
aufnimmt; ia, fe Serfleinert ibre
Hahruns eisshtli4 10 gut tpis gar
ntdt. Die 3aupe 1T 10 gefrGRis, Dab
ftets Der gauge 8erbauungstanal bon
Mnfang Bis su Gnbe mil @cuhaaren
p~ougepfropft lit. Die @erbauung sebt
iibrtsens siemlid lansfam bor iiG;
benin bic aufsenommere Habrung
braa9t CUR pafase bes Odrmrobres
irnInerbtn pone spei Sage.
Snterefant lit, pie ii9 bic Hauper
ben psrf4iebenen Sarben ssseniibsr
perbalfen. gs seiste ii9 babel cine
ertdunlide Observation-Disclosures sez
gen @iftftoffe. Sitopsfi perfiitterte
Wpue, bic nit goiinrotb, Metbblenz
blau, Wetbplsriin, genttanapiolett,
Ysntralrotb unb &rappertraft as=
fGrbt mar. Die Raupen pertrusrn
ole Otsie Garbftoffe poraiisli9, nit
@usnabme bes Coins. Wurben Die
Haupsn nit Subanrotb gefiittert, 10
nabmen tie i~ibrisens merfpiirbiae-z
pstfe ielbft cine r0tbli9e SGrbung an,
uro du9 Die Pupper seigten bic rotbe
Sdrbung ihres &Drpers. ga, fogar
bic S9metterlinse lieben eine beutz
life &~ofafdrbung erfennen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-24
Ems benz 8oGba6 etaer b5bereu
Sodtter.

1. 8@aifers. Man sebe elm
pfunb 3uder unb flint gipeib auz
fammen in cine S9ale unb riibre bic
W}ahe 10 LANCE re9ts berum, Biz
man rS9iler's @Ipde" nit @efiI
unb ni6t gu fdnsn bersefast bat.
n. b. Solen es Gbocolabez8aiz
fers fperben, bann tblle man Bel:
sGrr0tbenb fOlst er ibrsn Spuren",
eins1 gBlOffel bnq &afao basu bin,
Elm. Wenn Der Diem ssrabe bic ri6<
tief 9tse bat, brauden bic 8aifers
nidt LANCER 81 baden, als Bis man
naimer" unb ITO love" in alien
Sormsn bur4tpniusirt bat."
2. 8eeffeats laRe man 10
lange 6raten, bis man bic bier eriten
4bf9nitts bon v5rauen : 2febe unb
2e6en" beflamirt bat. 8ei iebem Mbz
i6nitt tpenbe man bas 8eeffteaf Inn,
mnb BET rSu Sting an meinsm Sim
ger" ge6e man einise 3piebeli4eiben
nit in bic Pfanne.
3. I'm einen 6afen iaftig au
braten, seniist Der Ibt BON ct.
@alen". S6eint Der 9afe alt unb
aGhe, 10 fann man n9ie 8irsI4aft"
binsufiigen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-24

= Die neibif9e Jreuns
b n. ,@fehpr Berger bat iebt enb>
li9 Sarbe befannt, er min ni9t bei=
ratben." = rRa, tpenn er Dir BLOB
ni6t nur ettpas peiB semaat bat."
-&IaffifAe InDenbung.
ghef (sur &aFirerin): rNun, tpie
ipirb's beut nit Der Ginnabme iein9"
: rGs pirb beut nidt bel beraus>
fommen.' = @hef: Sinh Sic ru5is,
Sic &aFanbra!"
= Oas neue britif6e
Sdla9tfGiff rOreabnouebt" it bas
9. biefes Namens. Sas erfte purbe
1872 pom Stupel selafen unb biente
tis 1889.
: Die "tsiffer bet
&inber, pelde in 9rob : Sem gorf
Dffentli6e Sdulen befu6en, belGuft
fi4, auf 601,869, 23,601 mebr als i'm
0oriabr.
Aus Maeermil9 pirb
elm Stein" (@alalitb) berssite1t, Der
IN Der Sre6sleret uno CUR Sdbrttds
tion bon elettriiGen S~folatoren be'
nuBt pirb.
Ste 6aupttur. rSn Der
3uranitalt, ND sic fparen, ipiro pobl
MIR nit WaFer behunbeIt?" %
Iiei1 = gum S4luB pirb man ali9
gang sebOris aeidr0pft!!"
u Der 1dpanthen Eure
fpirb cine Mrt Seetang, Der rotbe
Meerlatti6, serabe5u a%ngebast;
r2anb" pirtbf9aft unter @afer.
4merifanif4e 3abndrste.
bic fid gu 1agafati in Sapan nieoers
lieben, mubten bort bic praris ipesen
Mfangels an 3unben fpieser aufge,
Ben.
BON Mtsier pirb be=
ri4tet, boB bort cine 3pergpdlme gez
beibt. beren Safern elm ausseseih<
retss Subfttut fir pferbebaare
inb.
Ods Heifer in SpGn::.
1T nt9t febr foitfpielig. ba bic 9otels
buraf9nittli1 niht mebr als $1.35
per Gag Bel boiler 8stOftigung be.
.shnen
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-24
ySuperiaiese'. Ssute.

Cine u8uuleparbs sGsi9i9te" err
sablt Der pariier n5igdrO". Shrs
finb 5pei @ei9dftsleute. Der cine
iiberaibt benz anoern DOR behen 4n'
qeftenten se6ntauieno 5ranten sur
Muf6epabruns. n9eb' mir bas
@elb auf, Biz i1 auriidfOmme. alfo
apei Wonate." yginDertanben."
= Na9 stpei Monaten eri9eint Der
Sreumb, Inn feline aebntduieno Jrans
len tpieber gu bolsn. rDel4e 5ebn'
tauienb Jranten2" frugt Der anbere.
= ugeun bic, Die id Dir Dor meiner
0breife CUR Iufbepubrung gdb." =
uOu irrit Did tpobl, id peib BON
ni6ts!" vWus ion bas beibens
Oeine MngeitsIten iinb 3eusen." =
ulG60n, lafen mir lie fommen, penn
Du tpinif." = Die 4nseitellten tper<
ben aufammenserufer, unb ihr Gbf
Frdat lie aug: .@rinnern sic ii4 bas
ran bah Der 5srr mir. DOR spei Wn'
naten in Sbrer 9egenfpart 5e6ntau'
fenb Ssranfs iiberseben BATE" @iner
nd6 Benz anbern fugt rTfeir!" &siz
rer pia fid erinnerr. Shr ehF
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-24
@uter @reDit.

0uter Credit tpiro 6fters erbaIten burd Sennsuns
bon eiuem uenie g~ebprgten @eIhes, ueIdbes sic leihf
tn ein paar Ronaten 3Hrldbe5ahlen fbnnen, pbHe
oefen sic mod tiefer belaftet .fperoen. &ir leihen
% Sas SeIS sIs amfrs9tsrsqItsn sbrss gssSits
baben, benn unisre @eiddftsbanbIInsen fnb frens
Bertrauensiahen. Bon $40 bis $500 Iefben mir an
N6beln, Bianos, Gdbrtuerfe, einridtungen, Eager
bauseGuittunsen uno anberes peri5nIi9es eisent9um
70 fIetn iein. basS Sic biefeIben Mot fpiren. $40 10
tp64entlife 8atIuns ON elmer. Anleibe BON $50
fur 80 HspGen. Mnoere Betrdge In einem aIeiHen
BerbdItnis. Gnleiben tperbsn tn alien zhsilen
S1,,u Sts0, su|sS ssmssss$s, s is1Disi y a.rug SsssbasS Sas.
tinseine, Sebanpn, RcbIespile, @reeneafle unn alien
anberen Drten BON Snterurban 8ahnen berhbrt. Bot
uber TeIephpne Nppliiationer erbalten prsnnpte Be
a&tuna. Hsenn STE @elb benotbigcl fo, fhlen sic
aus unb i@iden Sic e. per Bsft, elmer unierer asenteH-
luiro bel Sbnen pprfprehen.
Rameu.
Satin Name.
=
StraBe uno Summer
%
Stabt.
Setrag seipini4t.
Ran ipreme Dor pber fpreibe an
Snbiana Nortsase 2pan. Co.,
(gtabIirt 1877
Simmer 4 2ombarn gebdubeO
a4n OF BafbinstDn StraBe,
Beioe Telephone 1895.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-24

gtner Rttt fur 9Ias.
Ypr5eIIan unb SDpferz
10 aaren hreitet man in fplgenber
Deife: Man f9abt &reibe in cine
Safe. Damn l0ft man in sinem an
beren @efdBe arabii9en Summit in
penis Wafer auf. 10 ouB bic 2D=
iune etpa bic Side BON @trup bat.
0ieie 2ofung bringt man unter be-
ifdnbisem l1mriibren t%ropfentpeife auf
bic seidabte areibe, bia bic Mafe
einsn bidflTfisen 8rei bilbet. Der
9esenitanb, tpel4er setittet tperben
fon, fpirb auf Der Brudfld9e auerft
binn nit elmer 20funs BON arabis
f9sm Summit beitri4en. ST bieier
Mnftri9 Elm tpenig eetrodnet, 70
fpmmt Der &itt aur 8ertpenbuns.,
Sie sufammensetitteten Sbeile mill
fen feft Recommendation, Biz Der,
Ritt ppIfominen tfoden III. =
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-24

lGbt lie abtrettn unb ipenbet it9 bann
befriebigt gu ieinem DerouBten Greunz
be: rOa bdft Ou Define aebntaufenb
Sranfen, ih ponte MIR NAL iebeu,
OF i9 MIDI auf msine 2eute berlahen
fann."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-24
Sbr
6reunb
in Der
Hofb

: Sbr z
? 6reunb 2
, in Der s
: Rcfb &
3 9as if's mas mir loon Sarfenb be uon 2eus :
: ten tn SubionoppIts pareu. z
Das 1T mos mir Sbnen 3u iein whnfheH- =
, tpenn sic uus laHen. )
: Menu INNER Gle geIs n6tbtg baben tont' Z
: ue Sic 5u uns. =
5 mir Isiben Sbnen irsenb tiHen Bstrne an 5
5 9aus9er6fbi0otten, 8Ionps. Bieroe, sp0gtn, 8
/ poer eiurthtunpen. Hir Iofen bic SaGen 3
Z in Sbrem 8tiis nnb Sic soblen uns 5urfid IN Z
8 fIeinen m54eutlintu oher mruotil9eu Abs !
5 idIass5ablungen. s
2 Bir beredbneu Sbueu treuioer als ireenb 2
, eint Company in osT etabt. !
+ .gtbmen Sic MOT infer Bort oafnr 6plfu z
: Sic no bic Rnten in bon ounerer uro ftben q
! sic mos mir Sbneu ipmen. :
) SAT- Rarfet Ztreet 2can Go. J
> POS Gam @tbdubs. 134 CT Ntnrftt Str. :
; 4bcnts. Reu Asa. Central, NaiH 2sss. )
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-24

Ser lefte &ag
Snbianapolis Goutpoiite Srid Go. Mfttet
I'll S47.5O clue quite Mnlage.
-u9ta@ samitas be5ablem Sic $4,000"
sam Sic bmus ub nbm sic mas fir cine pa@hea ns %n bban seF@hsm Sic bss ~bes b'
y Mh&hss uh unHfune Sic pas s bamht = tdm Gent bau@m Drb ~bknf fur % Bacterial %s %rsu I'm
Snhnm Der safhdne 0s b benin smb tnahurtn amWmta Sx 8ahks 8ef4hsn Sic bs
iubaamnenS eduS- bic d6un gddnrn Sic Sub Sheridan Shabmba6n brgt Sic bis @amnh
shab, ub Damn gbns Sic dm sa maa8 uO elmer n5nn5 mO% nF mS sic bel Der sba
Glue balte MiQiom 9oldrS smr @arantirum9
Der Nmalit1t
limb s bmdt tm 8pafla u biz onGfHu u sadbme Sh amsman Slap mf&mas 60, bon
@umshb mb gmpusO o lit nj cmub dn MduOn in DUN um Srhfua ssbm-ms elm eddafs<
mann fam ha nanb ab defd @aanie% bone elmer O9en 5mn@ ol H-unSHM e Sma g"anhH nas
@nhse $4,000 8aMme nn8 ws uh dm in ean SmnbaL ubr 5T Dollar DER bdm NMhon 1T ais
aadhH fir Die ea@nhs SL Damn atmHns sic mas sales as b"eaal
3ablen Ole etmas beoeuten
arbat mms Bacterial smm SerHeaem pn 1000 sadHdmem foHem ums -. 1885
Neortsfer @erfantspres. S6.SS
proHt $500
&apasttdt $4,000 per Sag. Ed9li9er prp1t S135.
9ano sefamt. Sabrff sebamt. Mai@imeriem bier. NuaItat 9eF@ert
Grobe @erfanfe. @roBe GroFte.
sic Is @~smt Sn mad ben a. oenb~ miro Der @u $4,000 per snHu k. sanmann @a as fir
ees quite ede
Cine quite snnfans lit ssa rbA anma amssa Daas ben mHn af senam, Den untmm9mm o@>
Db subnnatdwe ompfh Bird eompmsH cine fmbaA Gina na&s sd@af i'm ofmtD Die ea@s
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-24

tpelae ben beften @uf s%emOien, Dem tnternebmen bors
i%anSen. Gin abnlides @ei@aft int . fen, mo- Die Sud-
lase LANCE nidt 10 sinfis mar iuie bier, eruies f9 ais
febr bortbeiIbaft. 8ir freuen uns, beute iasen gu
f0nnen, bab unier 1rtbeil ridtis mar. Oie Sabrit,
iuel9e Die 5nbianapoIiS Gompofte 8rid Company an
Der Someffeao Strabe erbaute, tit in ieber Sinf9t
iubfantionel. Die riefssn Waidinerisn 6ab Sic pratt
tii@ien, bauerbafteften uno aus Dem beien Stabl see
fsrtist. SIN Sansen senomnaen 1T Die Nnlass cine ber<
artige, bab Snbi1napoIis auf oieel6e ifo!s lein farm, 70
bab fd bieielbe fir bic Nttien> Snbabsr aIs cine CUTE
@rtrassqueQe ertueiien pirb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-24

Cine quite Snbefiruns 1T Die arbeit elmer 2ebenS3eit
ipertb Snbianapolis Gompofte 8rid Company lit cine
quite Inlase. 8ebaIten sic SIR Selb in Der ei5nen
Stabt, es pi<b fd am befen lobnen.
2efet mas Die ySnbiana Sri5ine" am IL. Hos
benlber iasie:
Wande unierer 2eier tperben iia erinnern, bon Bel
sI Belt in unierem 8latte cine @nseise Der GompoFte
8rid COMPANY seieben gu baben. Oa mir tets iebr bor<
f@tis in Der aufnabme bon Anonceu fnb, UNI uniere
2eier seaen Satire unb Sdwinbler gu idasen, TO i aben
mir, ebe Die an;eisen aufsenommen ~wurben. Die Sadie
erf srinbli6 unteriudt, unb mir %fanben, oab Qeute,
e f~-p
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-24
Ser lefte Sag

ZEN Sic bnausu m .em sic mas fir cine prG6hse NMqse wr babmL Sef@hsen Sic bic sue sanb>
unb1 saHfrn sic mae e bSatt = tdnm Gent buu4m mir bEabkn fir Ss Bacterial @s mir sum
Sadadne nba babn benin Sm6 fonauuht menebmhI Der 8adfdne gef@h9n Sic bas
eMe Ssbaubs = bic maiTbn Mddtnehn Sa sb Sheridan ShaBenabn buSt ste bis @asmono
obana ban sic en Sdm fGb um, linen n0rondu bb mnf Sic bel bn 5ahM.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-03-28
Brewer for High License.

Marinette, Wis, March 24.-Wolf-
gang Reindl, president of the Menom-
inee River Brewing company, said in
an interview that he believed the de
mand for higher license for saloons
would spread all over the larger cities.
He said the movement would effect
saloonmen materially, but would bene-
fit the breweries as saloonmen would
purchase a better quality of beer in
stead Of the poisnous beverages now
sold in many cities by irresponsible
brewing companies. He did not be-
lieve the price of beer would be adj
vanced at present.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-03-28
SUPPOSED CASE OF SUICIDE
Son of Rich Milwaukeean Found
Dead in His Room from a
GunShOt Wound.

Milwaukee, March 23.-The body of
William Mariner, son of Ephriam
Mariner, one Of the city's richest men,
was found dead in his room at his
home with a bullet hole in his head. 1t
is supposed that he committed suicide,
which had occurred six or seven hours
before. No sound had been heard by
those in other rooms of the house, and
as Mariner often remained away from
his office until late in the afternoon
nothing was thought Of his failure to
go to his Office.
Mariner was about 40 years old and
managed the real estate branch of his
fathers widely extended business. His
brother, John Mariner, issued a state
ment for the family, saying that they
could give no explanation Of his act.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-03-28
GREEN FAY IS IN NE
She Has a Great Sen sation in Which
There Are Iwenty-Six Drib-
epV Gases

Green Bay. Wis March 23.-District
Attorney Samuel II. Cady has explode |
one of the greatest sensations Of re.
cent years in this city. He appeared
before the county board and applied
for the appointment Of a special assist
ant to work with him in prosecuting a
total Of twenty-siX alleged felonies
which he says he has uncovered, being
municipal grating cases not touched
by the grand jury investigation of sew
era. years ago.
First on the list was the arrest Of
Charles VI. Carpenter. Of Chicago, the
Barber Asphalt company's Wisconsin
agent, for alleged payment of a 100
bride to Alderman Henry Forth IN
1901. Briheries involving amounts
from 500 upwards, with only two for
less than $50, are alleged in the forth
coming prosecutions.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-03-28
TWO MEN ROASTED TO Death
Caught in Car Ablaze Inside-Hig at
Horses and a Cow Meet SINH
Tar ENAfA

Fargo, \. D., March 27.-Two men,
eight horses and a COW were roas. ed
to death in a freight car near Gardner
Station, twenty miles north of here.
The men We're en- route from their
homes il Ayrshire, Ia, to Williams
county, N. d., where one Of the party
2. S. Mcclure, had bought farm last
fall. Owing to the Indictment weather
the doors Of the car had Eeen kept
closed, and light was obtained from
a lantern suspended from the ceiling
Of the car
In some manner the lantern became
unfastened, and falling to the floor ex-
ploded. Instantly the hay on tile floor
Of the car caught fire, and the car was
transpOsed into a roaring furnace. The
two men made an effort to open the
side doors of the car, but without
avail. \ son of p. S. Mcclure fought
his way through the flames to the end
door and escaped, seriously injured.
The dead are p. S. Mcclure and e. N.
NanhOrSem
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-03-28

Matters Of General interest =
Our Readers Rep2rgsd
by Telegraph.
PRINCIPAL EVENTS CT s WEEK
State Items Received from Various
Sources for the Benefit OF
Our Headers.

Milwaukee, March 26.-Added s.g-
nifcance has been placed this year
upon the observance Of May II, tie
Norwegian Fourth of July, through t, e
recent declaration Of the land of fj0rds
and of the midnight sun of complete
separation from her sister nation, Swe-
den. The two diminutive countries
which form the Scandinavian PENN
sula are now entirely independent of
each other and in celebration of this
event of history and the former sep
aratiOn from Denmark in 1914, the req
resentative descendants Of the Vikings
living in this state are making prep
arations for large banquet to be held
at Hotel Pfister on May IL.
At a meeting of prominent NOrwe-
gians Of this city preliminary arrange
ments were made for the banquet.
Olaf I. Rove, the vice consul of the
Norwegian government in this city,
was placed at the head of the com
mittee At this meeting it was decided
to make the meeting a state affair and
representative NOIWeSIdllS from I'LL
parts of the state will be in attendance
at the banquet.
Among those who will respond to
toasts are Governor James o. David
son, Tax Commissioner Nils P. Hau,
gen, Professor julius e. Olson, and
Peter 0. Stromme of Madison, Pro
fessor D. G. Riestad of Albion, Judge
OR A E
Manitowoc, and DR.. Roe of Marinette.
In addition to the speakers it is ex-
pected that between 300 and 400 Nor
wegians will come to the banquet from
the cities throughout the state.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-03-28
old Watertown Man Dead.

Watertown, Wis, March ga. G.
F. Schulz, father of Health Commits
sioner F. NJ. Schulz of Milwaukee, is
dead at the home of his son-in-law,
Professor w. f. Notz, at Watertown,
Wis, at the age of SO years. He was
a native of e-Darmstadt, Ger
many. He emigrated to America in
1850, settling in Milwaukee, where he
remained until 1864, subsequently re,
resided up to the time of his death.
He is survived by three children, Louis
Schulz and Mrs. w. F. Notz of Water
town, and DR.. F. NJ. Schulz Of Milwau-
kee.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-03-28
Says Dowie Still Rules.

GAINESVILLE, Wis, March 24.-Arthur
M. Newcomb, secretary to John Alex
ander Dowie, a former GAINESVILLE
newspaper man, says Dowie's word is
still supreme in Zion, that his health
is imposing, and that he is in Mexico
to inspect property on which he had
an option. He says Zion is land poor
and needed money, but was solvent.
Newcomb is here to meet Dowieties to
enlist their support. He says Super
visor Volvira is entirely satisfactory to
Zion residents, and denies the sensa-
tional stories Of DoWie's deposition.
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Live Stock, Poultry and Hay.

chicago, Marcn 70.
Hogs EstimOted receipts for the
day, 81. 300. Sales ranged at $6.40@
6.45 for choice to prime heavy, $6.35@
642K for butcher weights, $6.35@ GAO
good to choice heavy mixed, $5.S0@
615 for rough heavy packing, and
$5.75M6.25 for poor to prime pigs.
Estimated receipts for the
day, $4,000. Quotations ranged at $5.S5
06.4O for prime steers, $3.6504.60 for
good to choice cows, S4.50@5.35 for
prime heifers, S3.5O@425 for good to
choice calves, $4.5O04.75 for good to
choice feeders, S3.60@3.9O for good
StOckers.
Estimated receipts for the
day, 10000. Quotations ranged at $500
06.25 for choice to prime wetherS,
$5.2506OO for good to choice ewes,
$3.75@425 for culls and rams, $3.50
06.80 for good to prime lambs, and
$5.750640 for yearlings.
Live poultry-Turkeys per 10, 121Ac;
chickens. fowls, 121ac; ROSTERS, 71ac;
springs, 121ac per ID ducks, 14c;
geese, $6O0@9.OO.
Hay Choice timothy, S12OO013.OO;
No. /, $11.OOM12.OO; No. ., $S.5O@9.5O;
No. 3, S7OO07.5O; choice prairie, $3.50
$1,000; No. l, $S.OO@9.OO; No. 2, 500
also; No. 3, $6.5O01OO; No. 4, $500
05.50.
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COwitch in a Dance Hall.

Barab0o, Wis, March 24.--Sheriff G.
E. Ward. of Viroqua, has arrested L..
A. Mosley, a sewing machine agent of
Madison, here on an unusual charge.
While attending a dance at Viroqua
recently Mosley distributed cowitch
among dancers and when the drug
came in contact with the skin it caused
no end of torment Every one pres
ent was affected, breaking up the
dance.
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Child Kidnaped nv Father.

Pewaukee, Wis, March 26.-Albert
r. Treichle, of st. Louis, kidnapped his
5-year-old daughter, Pearl Elthea, from
the home of her grandmother Mrs. F..
]. Heming. The sheriff of Waukesha
county is in hot pursuit. Mrs. Treichle
started q suit for divorce about a year
ago, the complaint alleging sensational
charges. The case did not come to
trial. In the meantime the mother
had custody of the child.
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Marinette, Wis, March 24.-TwO
wOodsmen claiming to be from Mari
nette cashed time checks amounting TO
1926 at st. .Paul's hotel. Menominee,
and while the proprietor, John Semran,
was getting drinks for them, stole the
checks and decamped. Semran is I'M
able to remember the company the
time orders were on or the names Of
the camps and is out the full amount.
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Narrow Escape from Death.

Sparta, Wis, March 26.-During a
terrific windstOrm here tive of the car
penters engaged on the new Catholic
church had a narrow escape from be-
steeple the scaffold was blown away
from under them. They were res
cued by other employees by means Of
ladders. The men were Henry Da-
Wis of Arcadia and John G. Schneider
of independence.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-03-28
THE WEATHER

Following is the official weather
forecast up to o'clock tonight
Illinois and Indiana-Fair; colder;
high southerly shifting to northwest
winds.
Lower Michigan-Snow; colder;
high southerly shifting to northwest
winds.
Wisconsin-Fair: colder; high south
erly shifting to northwest winds.
Iowa-Fair with colder in east por-
ton.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-03-28
Cold Orator Wins in Contest.

Beloit, Wis, March 22.-Lawrence
University of Appleton won a victory
in the state collegiate oratorial contest,
Miss Martha Irish being awarded the
first prize and the honor of repre-
senting the state association at the in
terstate contest to be held May 4 at
Topeka, Kan. Miss Irish is the first
woman to win in the state contest.
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Mayor Rose Renominated.

Milwaukee, Wis, March 22.-Com.
plete returns from the primary cleo
tions for nominations on city tickets
show that Mayor David s. Rose was
renominated for the fifth time by the
Democrats, having defeated William
George Bruce by a majority Of 1,1GS.
Sherburn M. Becker will head the Re
publican ticket, defeating William ].
FiebrantZ by majority of 6.272. Will
lam A. Arnold will lead the Social
Democrats