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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-29
EQUATOR SiQman's Salbaocrcien.

Spridt in G6icago iiber sic He9cr-
irage. = @llroe BON 40 GeteftipS
be4paht.
Gbicago, 81. Nop. - Die Sc
milMtngen Der Negerbepolferung BON
Chicago, 0eu Sortrag beS 9unoeS.
SenotprS Benjamin u. Gilman III
ser ySrdeiter. SnQe" SIT bintertrei'
ben, moren erfolglos. Gem equator
puroe bon Dem o%ngeorobten Gin
boItSbefebl ge9cn i'm ruhO elmer @elo.
%oiierte. I'm i'm sur Cancellation Iei.
ner Gebe 81 pcranlniieu Wittbeihtng
genlaft, ood) hctrohtetc er betoe nit
&eradtling. Nui Scfebl 0eS NoporS
miro Serr Siumon bis 5t leiner NOR
gigen abreiie nad Son ou Sac bon
Yoli5iitcn uno @ebeimpoli5iiten be.
madJt. Der Mapor iolte IN Der Git
sung 6el,te NbenO ben 8orlis fii6ren,
meigerte it'd aber, irgeno etpdS nit
ser Sadie SIT tbltn 5u baben, nadoem
er cine llnterreoung nit einem Neger'
Gonlite gebabt bate. 0as Gbema oeS
Senators lit: nGubo."
Ger Senator murOc mGbreno lei
ncr Geoe bon 40 0eteftipS bepad)t,
rlro cine An5obl Eoli5ilten mar fiir
Sen Notbiol in nabe9elegenen Sta.
t~ionSbGuiern Itotionirt; ibrc 0ienltc
muroen ober nidt in Inipruh &c.
nommen. SIN @erlallfe ieiner Teoe
nonntc Gilman oen Wapor 0unne
cine 3ufollS- Grcatur;;" CT belprad)
Damn sic Ne1criro1e uib b%ebunoelte
lie, mie CT iid) altSbriidtc, init Sam'
mer uno Sarge" Siele Neger befan'
ben lid utter ben 3nbOrcrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-29

Sc NJ ii 6euerperiifc B..
rungS @eielli d SEER
SronciS Sfleunes pergab QeItern an
Die 9oumeiiter George 9llnnede &
Sobn Den Gohtroft iiir oen golt zines
5meiitodigen @ebGuoes ollf DEM
@runoitiid Ger. Az Oit.goltimore.
StrnBe. Die Sacooe beS @ebGuoes
miro ans Warmor beiteben uno lit
ser 9nltpreiS etmn $4,000. Sn bie.
lem Wcb0iloc miro oie nellaegriinocte
n0elltidJc Linton 6euerperiiferlun9S-
@cieQid)nit" ibr Scim BADEN.
NoS y o it MT nm 9nnf o.
gungStn9e.- c. m GonfidgrngS.
tage ncrocn Die aoilirer- mo @elO.
onwciiungS z gbtbeilungen be$ Eoit'
ants gCIhloiicn iein. Ger Hoitmor.
fenperfoui miro I'M 1 llbr Mahmit.
tags cingeiteat. Die Iesiitrir > gb.
tbeillng 1T Sog lrnb Nodt often,
pGbrenO oQe on6eren Nbtbeilungen
mo olle Stotionen Inn 10 llbr Sor.
mittogs geidloiien peroen. Nllr eine
9riefablieierung eriolet 8ornlittogs
8 llbr. Sic 9%rieff1lten neroen I'M
129 llbr Gormittogs unb 125 unb 10
ltbr g(benos geleert. s(ne onoeren
9unoesGmter, iomie Staots. uno
Wlri5ipal6mter II. Die Banter iino
an DEM Gage geidloiien.
Ger nSenbrids oemofra'
ii de Club" biclt geItern in So.
5n5er's Safe, Nr. III, Neit.Sronf.
linItrobe, cine iebr erfolgreide9(beno.
unterboltllng nit Sar5 ab. 9ie Suac
mar iiberiiiat ltlO ieOer Sbeilnebmer
amiiiirte lid por5iiglid). Stobirotbs.
mitglieo BERNARD s. See lpor Dor.
liber bes arrangements-Go mite's.
elias y. 6oro perm t.
Gie bieiige Yoli5ei lit eriild)t iporOcn,
nod Dem 81 Sabre oltell glios g.
Serb llmlidat 81 balten, tpeIder ieit
lebtem Wittlpoh bermiBt ipiro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-29
9ricffaitcn.

~. 9. 9is gum picrten 2ebers.
jabre fabrclt ainoer frci auf Ser
Strabenbdblt, iuern lie in @egIeitung
olterer Berioltcn iino, ltno pom pier
ten Bis sum afpoIften 2ebcnsjobrc
fabrcii &tabcr iiir 3 Gents.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-29
8rGnbe eines Sngcs.

Cine @oSflomnc uerltriod)t Seuer in
9r. 1929, Glifton.Npenuc. - Ser
Saushemobner =. g. Softer erlei-
BET bei'm 2oihen 9ronolpunoer.
= Sin 9ino ipieIt nit Climb
b0l5ern.
9aourdL Dob &leioungaitiife ourd
Elm @osliht Seuer finger, cntltotD
acItcrn Mbeno fllr5 Dor > llbr IN Der
S2obnlung oes Srn, e. g. Softer, Nr.
1929, Clifton Nuentc, Elm Nraro, Der
ic0od) ulr lmbeocutcn0cn Sd)ubelt
onridtetc, ga Die SpriBcn.Gompagnie
9tr. 20 uno Der SdIolfnuogen 9tr. II
oui cinen pom 0ieIOefoiten Nr. SSi
aus eingeionoten Ilorm raid sur
STEELE maren. Sr. Softer crlitt bel
Dem &criltdL Die Slomcn 81 loidclt,
@ronolpunoen I'M @eli6t mo al ben
SGnben.
Gin &ino ipieIt NIT 3 ii II s.
b|ol6ern.
Sn Ser Ibmeieubeit ibrer Mlltter,
Srou Mottie Sobnion BON Nr. 1904,
Iig0S,a pcnuc, ipieItc sic 3 Sabre oltc
GrcOcllo Sobnion nit 3iin0bol5crn.
Die GSnlge bapon lunr, BOB in Der
@pbnumg cin @rono cntltnnN, Der ic'
ood) gliidliheripciie rcd)t5citia be.
merit mtrbc, 10 Dob 0oS aino unucr.
lest blicb llno nllr Gin Shooen pon
etiun $15 ongcrihtct luuroc. Sin Eui'
iont bate non Dem Wtcloefoiten Nr.
l57 ans cincn Nuornt e~iugcionot.
Gin Dies Seuer.
Gin 6clter, bos 9citcrn Morocn
in Scr Sriibe ollf unuuf9ctlGrte @ci.
ic III ser binter gtr. 1900, Eotterion.
gperlle, bciinoliden Sdncioermerf.
ltGtte beS Neger@ SSome$ $. SenniS
bon Tr. 1882. EreBtmonitrabc, oltS-
brodJ, 5erltorte Die @erfltdtte, no.
ourd) eilt Sdoben BON cirfo $500
on9eri6tet murbe. Sic SIommet
iprongcn olld) ollf boS 8ebGube oil
Scr Ode bon Gottcrion, Slpemle uno
StriderItroBc iiber uno beiddoigten
Ooliclbe 5ilnt 9etroge BON $500, 2et.
tercS @ebGitbe miro bon Sontes g.
Sonlc ols Spiritl,pieu- @eIed)Gft be,
niitt. Gllrd Die BON bet 6Ionumen
cr6eugte Sele rnb bo& g~niabren Der
Seucripebr lpuroen piele 9epobner
Der NadbarbGuier aus Dem Sdlof
9eipedt llno bereiteten lid 5lrm Ser.
laiien ibrcr @obrun0er Dor. Genris
bottc am Montog SlbcnD bei'm Ser.
laIIen Ser @erflt1tte ell Seicr in Ser
GiIe bremen lnIien, ulb man glalbt,
oob oo0urd) Der 9rano entitonb. =
@Gbrenb ser @efGmpiurg Der slam.
men Oilrh Die Seilerlpebr mittbe ser
6euerluebrmonn 2eonovo Seinorid
BON Sdloildpuogpon g!r. 10 burd)
Elm berobfollen0eS StiiG Sol} al Der
Siiite bcrlcbt.
Cine SASHA me Sic II t.
q dye.
I'm 10 llbr geItern 9l6en0 miiroc
i'm 5iuciten Stodluerf be& SauIcS
9tr. 2237, Gittolu+ASlocc, mel6es bon
.. Stibclmonn bemobnt miro, ourd)
cine @oSflomme cine @or0inc in
@rdno gciett. Die Sclreripebr mllr.
DC olormirt mo loidte ooS Seiler,
notocm cS cinen Sd)aocn BON 5000
ongeridtet batte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-29
Bic 9entidp Sansfram nnb Wuber'
mes

Ste NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DER Wtu'
notSidrift Die oeutihc Sollsfrolt
uno mooerneS Sournol" lie9t bereits
Dor mo perbreitet nit ibrer Itattllhen
MuSltuttllng edit Oeutlbc Welbnod)tSs
Thinning. Seiltid)c &unlt ullo oellt'
id)eS @ort, oelitihe Ntdtung II. Oeitt'
ider Slang limo bier bormoniid Der
cinigt mo bilben cine Scitidrift, bic
ieoem Gcutihcn in Nmerito 6rell0e
bereiten miro. 0os Sitelblott 5icrt
Die 9elurgenc Mcproouftion elmer
flirlltlerii6en Gnoirrng bon 2uOlpia
Hid)tcr, in meld)er Sonnenbaltnl uno
@eibnod,ts i. @n9el in I%timnu1gS'
boiler Mlegorie perluenbet iueroen.
Iie Nllnlnler eutbGlt @eibnodtscr.
SGbllungen, Mdrden, @eoidte n1o
Elaubereien fir Sung unb PIT, bo5lt
cine Menge biibifcr Su~itltrotioncn,
Ole sen Sim ouf baS beporItebenoe
Gbriitfclt lcnfeu.
Nlld) cine @eibuodts Gomppii.
ton fir Singitimme unb &lopier
ieblt nidt, mo 0oS Sett ut oo5it EN-
Rotbgebcr fir sic Scittaac IN @e5ug
ouf @eid)eife II. Ogl. @er lid BON
Dem Strcben mo Dem @ertb oieier
binigcn 3eitid)riit iiber5ciiGcn mill,
Gem itellen oic Serousgcbcr cine
9|Srobcmmncr sur 8crfiignng. Mun
oorcIiire: n0cutide SonSfrou mo
Mo0ernes SournoL," Wihuoifec,
MiSr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-29

Cine nnipe Iuffoun y
beS @orteS rmirtbid)oitlid" befllnoete
iiingit Dor DEM Stroubinger Sdmur'
gcrldt Elm 3eugc. als er benz Sor-
i%itenoen acfragt iulroe, III peld)er
Weiie CT iif ilber Den 2eunluno oes
Angeflogten dilbern fonre, ontipor.
tete Der bieoere @ololer: nSu mirtb'
ihoitlid)er 0c5icbung lei Der Nngc-
flo9te gon5 brop". Gon Soriiben'
Den gefrogt, mos CT oenn inter
.mirtbiboftli6cr" 9e5iebung Der
ltebe, mor er aoll5 %crltount, Dob mon
oo 5lueiielu fonnc, mo CAB iolgenoe
Scfinitiou: $50 ia, IN lulrtbld)oFt-
lid)cr @e5iebung, DOS is, luenn ma in
WirtbsbouS bcinonoiibt!"
0ieie g~rflGrung entlodte olld) Dem
Iorlibenoen cin 2Gdcln.
Woin5cr Sumor. - Sin
Sremoer beullnbert DER IN Der N1be
oe@ SoliptbobnboiS itebenoen Neu'
bnil Der Yoit uno iragt cinen Woin'
ser: naonnen sic mir pielleid)t ia-
gen, mas oet iiir'n Seb0llbe iiebt?"
- Woin5er: .IeS milie &c nit, oeS
is Der neie Observation-Disclosures gabn'
bof, 90 fenne Sic iid) for brei Een'
ming bei6roern loiie, Sic brolld)e iid)
bios ais yGrud"iofe 5u erflGre."-
9erliner: .@ot io5ioliitiifer @obn.
bof, 10 not jiebt ct ia MID nal in
9erlin?" - Woin5er: DSier iein sc
aod, nit in Berlin %ionoern in Seize,
no jeoer Sp5ioliit c ertro @ertid)t.
idye gebrote friebt."
S9GHo,.f
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-07-12

THE republican party has asail
added several pages to its record as q
party that docs things With a re
publican president and both house, d
congress OF That party. tbe recent ,es-
sion has made into law more practical
measures for the good OF the people at
large than have been enacted AZ Any
session since the civii var Among
them are the bill in reiatipll U govern
mental revision II railway rates The
puTe-fOOd law, the removal If the tax
ON denatured alcohol the prohibition
Of campaign contributions by corpora
lions, and many other measures along
lines OF IA square deal. The fepGbli-
can party has always Kept in touch
with the spirit Of progress Every
measure for the good II the people
that has been placed on the statute
books during a period OF nearly hat a
century has been the wor. of tine Re.
publican party The Homestead las
the abolition II human slavery and Il
stable currency ia leu n wildcat state
bank bills are but Il Few q the great
measures that have been mate into
statutes by tile party If Lincoln and
OF Roosevelt The democrats "efe ia
power eight years since 1860 .And
what Is 10 their credit 4 tari!! DN
that President Cleveland hesitafed To
sign, and denounced it As q crime
against the people. An industrial
upheaval that threw tens ~ thousand,
Of men out OF work: that filled The
poor houses TO Overlooking aud m
PEELED the establishment Of municipal
free-sOup houses and charity lunch
counters i'm all the cities Of He Hand
1t will he many "A long day before the
people OF the United States turn
down the party of progress the party
that does things, as against the Old
organization that in 1864 declared tile
var failure, and whose platforms
since the war have advocated Lilt
little Of 4 positive nature. being com
posed principally VI plankS 'yie"in.,
with alarm the principles Of the
party THAT conducted to a successful
issue the war for the representations tfe
Union, and that has been the author
and champion Of every great measure
that has been put upon our nllionll
Statute-bOokS during more than a gem
Grafton the putty THAT, pndel its
peerless lcadei, 'illeodorc Roosevelt.
has just made the FIRST successful
effort ever made in this coluils 10
pass laws regulating the giant ctipef;i
lions and surrounding the future y It'll
safeguards against Tie methods that
centralized capitai Ia, adopted il So
cent yeats.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-07-12

The home side Of the Batcaye Bus
ter no longer carries the name Of G.
A. Patterson. but III is stead are the
words. Linton Publishing Company.
On the side printed IN ST Paul. how
ever, Mr.. r. S name still stands, and
we do not lind The name o. the eom-
pany in the Bismarck I'ribunc's re-
cent list Of new interpretations. Is
the owner Of The Buster ashamed r.
have his name appear il the papcl IS
publisher while the Buster !, sight
Ing against the Republican ticket and
for the Patterson ticket aiuing
the coming campaign.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-07-12
Another Game lost by the Reds

The Linton Reds met giDfea, AGAIN
last Sunday b. tie POLLOCK i,i8l-tf,sslfs
AZ the latter tenn The Linton boss
were IN very poor shape IN 'hcseas ii
that they Went 70 l'@jiae& siieii,.
handed. AS a resu} Captain Lar
had ~ s~itci 'he PLACER, III arIa ana.
putting St-mbei Oh asSi. fa,tstI 4t
short. Petite al 'lini. l.ynn III M
field ana Fred Pal IN csi,,ef Then.
With Lang III HE box tie Iaieegs
bunch proceeded 10 pie ~ i've sc98e,
la the iiTht two innings IN tfe il5ssi
inning Nelson ~eiif Ia q ti1el. atd
the Poll,ckites made three ,t.0tes. ssf
the rest 0. The game Nelson Shut t.}cff.
out. Erie, the Pollock twriet. c,ia
good work. and only about three | ,i44
ton players could hit him saf-is. HE
Llntons made one score III the inst.
one In the second. ore in tile fourth
and one In the fifth In HE titsf N
ming Achcs.nied Of Will, ssliiyes0ela.
Streeter singled, Clayton strnel, i,4
Stember got first with Slrceiar Hi
third. La Sliding al second .joes ~
pounds came against he Pollock ~
onn basemah rather hard. and. wlla.
IIle iatLeT gentleman was irildlme ltn
law 10 Joseph, Strcctcf stole iiAfic III
The second Lynn was first t. i,if az,
ting to the initial slck on al eff@t5
and worked In a score whle,hle5. men
were being put ont Ia the ioirth
Lynn GOT hfst ON anelrer and gotclesr
around the base, on wild throws. III
the NTH mining, after ,wn men vere
out, Achcson, Streetcrand CiaNt0tiga,
on bases, but Acheson Was thu @iily
man Who reached home III the SIXTH
and seventh innings the Reds got two
men ON bases, but Il safe liil MAS not.
forthcoming at the critical moment,
In the ninth Strceter made 4 strong
bid for Il score after Two men were out
He drove long fly over center field.
but in trying 10 secure three has h,
was put out. The Pollock team was
strengthened considerably by the Her
reid shortstop, Brady. who is a dand,
player and always has his head in TN
game. Nelson and Lang struck on
eleven out Of the twenty-tour Pollock
ties put out and krbe struck out tel
Of the twenty seven Lintons retired
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-07-12

fOGl Y6lGS IlGIuS.
lo'i4e Editor q The Record sipis y.
! Pretty warm these DAYS
Majors I;cldcn and Cari-nan made u
living liip IT, linton SATURDAY.. r~turl-
ing SUNDAY.
Manor I,rosi,s nf.,,,a Indian Hjal,,,.
Association came IN from Tie C,ratltl
RIVER school YESTERDAY.
,,to
a,.,. 49,. 80 ss
sps,,, q more nnio,ahl. FGt.tli. Lin
tan !, ,,isa town and Nar p.onl,. afa
rayal entertainers
u; ;a,.. ~
~.
,s - .;.,s, 4.
,,'S;,,,;,e -.
- .. .fs.. ,'..ra.,.N ...9sa,
~ IN ,..t.a ,.,sa5.
,,'..-a ,.aa4,,,,n,., ,,,,.,,,;.., -,
~ =
- t,.l.a ,a,.ar ~ ~
=,
,
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~,
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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-07-12
Notice OF Inspection OF Northern D.,
ciiic Railway.

Notice is hereby given that ,l.e
Beard 81 Railroad Commissioners -.
North Dakota Viii inspect llIe II,,a n
we Northern Pacific RAILWAY ,Mlanon
Luminous county on tho astii day Il
July. lgon
Ihc hour OF Arrival III tho commits.
sionets' train can be lcalnea q tms
station agent. IN
~ persons having pctii6l.s I'll s.en,.
pialllls arc requested 10 >Hanif ,,,n,
~ duplicate. {. $. Dhl>EN. rr.s ''''s
J, CilRlsrlANS
y. \. S'rNrNF.
u Commissioners
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-07-12
Notice OF Final Homestead Proof.


Notice is hereby given that The follow
ing named settler has filed notice Of hcl
intention to make final homestead proc
in support OF her CLAIM. and that said
proof viii be made before Z Rover
diIk. Judge and ExOffico Jerk OF tht
County Court OF Emlnons county. y. -.
At his office il Linton, ~ D.. tin Tues
day. August IA. 1900, VII.
EDNA l. BRONAN. formerly F.ein. /.
burge, II. H. NO. ,ll.l. dated OCT
p. 1900.
For the s +. OF Section 10. Twp. 81
~. kgc. rs W. OF 5th T. NJ.
She names the following witnesses 10
prove her continuous residence upon and
cultivation OF said land. viz:
Elmer Anderson. OF Winchester. y. u.
lialvcr I Anderson. Winchester. y. y.
Martin Riedlingcr. OF Winchester y. H.
Frank evils. of Winchester. n. u.
NJ. II. II WELL. Register.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-07-12
Taken Up Horses.

ne sras pony mare, branded lI3 or
~ shoulder. qui'c old, has saddle
iiiarks, weight 900 pounas. ON ,wos
Y''.r 7"id horse colt. dark gray. 10 brand.
"elGh' l.poo pounds. Owner pleas, ,l
Pay ghaf2es and take The animals Az .,s
2blt'KEp llERBERT. l.intnn. y i,
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-07-12
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.
pale Martin returned Tuesday fro

-
paie Martin returned TteSti,, from
a visit 10 Aberdeen.
ra,ss <.aaa, xas i, So
western Eamons las, nj.l..
81 ~ as
,.o,,n.ry
~
pis,,a,sI. S,,,,-,;a, 49,.
= ''"'s : 1900 - :. '''e ii'sse +
- ''.,3.'i'''s's 2 ''S.s''s- i''i'sa>
- ~ ~ "sSN
-, . '''s''i''
- - N'''- - Wy 80 = W
49, - -
Ness's- ~ ana lltA':ianl. iay
rs CAV Lumber e 'npaias "ese iii
Luton 4 coupe ~ days tAi> NefN
Miss Matte Haas returned fi'ni i..sf
iitls}oa visit Moaaas an! lils
iis - ies nome al fiasii.i;sie s'4!>
$50.
The wagons Tor a new iray line ar
rsed in Linton last week Heft Chase
IS the proprietor and he vii begin bus
ines> about the first II August.
Little CLAYTON Carmichael. whose
SKULL was fractured week aso sun
day by being accidentally hit with a
baseball club. is rapidly getting vel.
Fred Reemts. who formerly cleri,nd
in tile Linton Leader. nm ,ha ,,aS III
late been living on his farm IL ,aa
Linton neirbhorlsaoa !, b..l.,;,, /.
Petfie 5 store.
Major Re,den and Najer Caria,a,,
of Fort Yates, and Corporal stiles Il
Winona. reached the Hub Of the Mis-
souri, Slope SATURDAY. evening. remain.
ing here until NEXT afternoon. VISITING
friends.
m c,awol1 ,,,,o f,
Arlington Hotel. has taken cl1,roe IL
tha, institution again. Mr. ANA NM
I.attimer who have conc ont ~ ,ss
hotel an. LIVING in tho huijs;ns, 4,
lower Broadway formerly oce,,njaa liz
the Linton station ~ ;be Ro,yala
Creamery Comnany
NJ ana N,s 1oso,,, s,,
~ !, a,,. ,,ss;
=, ., 60, !, -
~, - =
have a host Of friend, here who arc
sorry 10 see Them leayc h,t ubo VIZ,
them the best II success in ila,, na,y
home
I,d,a pn,.ar,,;,,,. -
,,.,,,,;, a,,,l,a,,..i,,
s,n.,la ,,,s,.,,,. 80, -
.ara ,,,,,,,.,;,,,, ,,.,;
49, .,ra ..rr,.,. .r..;
',,.,..o ias. ,,5,;. u,
Ii.a,sa 1,r;aa.;,,,
Mnller ,,,,b 1f .his ca.,,,., : :
t,,,,crv. ox.,,rs;[., ~. ..;..,., -
ralia.a i, E,,,a ~ o.. ~ :
wilI lesy. ;n,,sn ~, Y.,,a..,,.,,
H., 49,, ~, a.,.. ~,
80, 49,.
,aa ..,,a a.a
,r, ''As4S
~ IVA pa.1,.,, 49,, -
narss.n ~, ,ia5;.o
ga i, ,;,s ''sS'
10y Ns''''i'si' ''aa a io'isil experience
. s'as sN'''''ie. l'eifis ia Tire dfus
800 - "'li' '''Vo Jug ''ieK room ana
'''s o'i'is' from Wilil ne
,,'.as q ""N '''e ''i'iiNi ~ "aosf PAU
~ = VS. 9 pan 'l' "l'le'i Druggist
'n'''' = nv" ll'iseu several bottles,
..s'i'' ~ "ii's'l iiau c'''lalileh poison.
- so''i''ii ~ once gre" dealiiiy slcN
'''i' '''s s'9iiiacil tepeliea ana the poi
s'''1 d wei rs oil>ilcl o. s9@l grub
ca'ile UP ieilce. kly IS yet With
ous wings.
y printing lnachinery expert arrived
by Milwaukee train Monday. en- route
u IIazclton to install tie cvlilidcr
pres, and gasoline pntitaa ,acorfiy
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-07-12

Il See tic pretty line Of ready-lo
Near hats aaa pattern hats. They
are very pretty. Come and be con
Minced Nj borDsife
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-07-12

SOME oi these newspapers that
made direct accusations II rascality
against several leaders 81 tie reisai5.i-
can party II North Dakota. ii csnnec-
ton with footing II s.a>sa and
things like that would e. Wei h
Leein hunting for evidence WITH Which
70 prove their charges
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-08-25

extraordinary precautions to prevent
the insurgents taking Gomez from the
guards
Gomez denies completely in the con.
spiracy to overthrow the government
and saws he was arrested because many
of his friends are in the rebellion
Gen Guerra is moving on Guane,
twenty nine miles south of this city
PInar del Rio, Aug 25-The goven-
mens had niassed all its available
troous as Pinlr del Rio to avert the
threatened attack. wnen it was learn.
ed that Gen Guerra was unwilling to
risk battle at present. and is attempt
ing to take the smaller towns
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-08-25
Mob Leaders Unc0nvicted.

Springfield, Mo, Aug 25-The jury
in the case of Doss Galbraith, the al
legged leader of the mob which lynohed
and burned three negroes here in April
last. and who was on trial charged
with second degree murder, was dis
charged by the court today when 1t
reported that its members were IN
able TO agree The jury had consider.
ed the case for more than "a hours
After the jury was discharged its
members admitted that the vote stood
10 for acquittal and two for conviction.
Twenty ballots we're taken. and there
was no change after the first ballot,
Tho defense announced that it was
ready for a new trial Immediately
1t is noe believed, however, that the
state will try the case again Governor
FolK and Attorney General Hadley
assisted the prosecution, the attorney
general and his assistants taking an
active part 10 the proceedings. /
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-08-25
Indites Ice Company Head.

Kansas City, Aug. 25.-Infoima-
ton was filed here today by the county
prosecutor against W. F. Lyons, PRES
ident of the Central Ice company,
charging him with prejury ana con-
spiracy, against Harry l.. Hurke, sec
rotary. ot,the peoples Ice and Fuel COM
panv, chare ing perjury and conspiracy.
They were arrested but were released
under bonds. The action of today re-
suited from testimony given in the suit
to GUST these companies from the
state on the charge of maintaining q
trust.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-08-25
An Amusing BIunder.

Some amusing plumbers have been
made by speakers in the British house
of lords this month. The Marquis of
londonderry, ailuding to the forces in
the cabinet said: "It is case Of the
tail wagging the dog. instead of the
head wagging the dog" The earl of
Darlington, complimenting the arch.
bishop of Canterbury on speech. the
latter had made SAID 1T rose and
fell like che motif in 'Lohengrin, and
like a great Australian river, it rose
and shallowly flowed over the surface
into the great unknown sea-"
To often there is q sting back of
noneyed words.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-08-25
Battling in Pinar del Rio.

Havana, Aug 25-The government
ment to Guane is retreat
Private advioes say Guerra left the
guards at Stn Juan Matinee and san
Luis to hold these places against the
government Gen Jose Miguel Gomez
was brought to this city today under a
strong guard The government took
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-08-25

FOR SALE-acre tracts, five and ten
acre tract close in prices and terms
right, J. s. Mooney and Co. If
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-08-25
CLASSIFIED Advertisements

Classified ads cents q line each in
sertIon, minimum charge 10 cents.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-08-25
STANDARD IS
INDICTED IN N. Y.

Jamestown, N. Y. Aug. 2b.-The
federal grand jury today indicted the
Standard Oil Company and the New
York Central Railroad, charging the
railroad with giving and the Standard
with accepting special rates on chip
ments of oil from Olean, N. y,
Burlington, Vt.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-08-25

And now they have gone and organ
lied :rhinoceros trust and cornersd
the market What chance has poor
man to: cwn q menagerie while such
actions are going on-Fhiladel phia
North American
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-08-25

The Gulf stream is reported to
be shifting its course, so that now
it is much nearer the Atlantic coast
than it used co be If it ever gets near
enough to lessen the demand for coal
George F. BaeI may decide to call
the attention of Provide nee to the mat
ter-Chicago Record Herald
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-08-25

Prof. Shoesmith told the farmers of
Kansas how to raise FIVE million BUSH
els more wheat, which Is like telling
the democrats of Texas how to iuci ease
their votes --KaDsas City Star.