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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-09-16
Su Tcp YOrf tuirS gOOIpb SiOtbbartb
uOn Der Supfcniirma Mnrtin GOtb.
bartb & So. in 6rauffart Oerbaftet.
Saufen betrOseH.
Sn Clinton, Sno., fOrocrt cine Sob
IenernbcnerplOiiOu cin Mcnideu'
lcbcu; mcbrcre Scrlcete.
0ru6c nIdJt III Srauo.
9rpm Nlnrf 15 Gent

gt4u sJuIl, 10, SEpL.
9looIpb Gotbbartb pon ser 6lrma
&otDbartb X So, 9opfenb0uoler, nit
8eidoiten i'll 6rantfuri, &ouOon un0
Ct. Eeters5ucg, bal. iib bler i'll @c-
ridt O1a GiebHablS BON $4,000 Der
Mercdntile liational 9aut l1uIOlg
bctannt un0 III inter $4,000 Biirg.
lbait geitelIt lU1l0eh bis ieIn HrojcB
i1aIrubtt. RotbbartD mar ieit IS
StltnOen ihari iiberlr0ht morOen
uno ieine &erbaitimg eriolgte I'M Ole
1tlttagslhln0e nah ciner ldnqellaon'
ierenj j!uiidcn Dem GiitriftsoupaIt
un0 einer 9ln5abi 9aufierS nit oencn
Hotbbartb acl6aitllb nerfebrte.
Ser 0iilisOiitriftsaniualt erflGrte
i'm Gerid)t, Oab ser &erbaitsbeiebl
5tpar MIR oie Sunlme pon $4,000
nenne. Oab. aber Die in oieiem SAD
geiddOigte 9anfsuaaein, mebr ais
100000 Ourh oie NidHenihuf4en
Oes AngefIagteu eingebiiBt babe.
Gr uerlange 0esbalb nur cine per.
bGltniBnldBia eeringc giirgidait,
neil &otbbnrtb iein llnreAt einiebe
unO oeriprodien babe, Dem Staatsan.
malt III ie0er 9eiie bei3uiteben.
2aut 3otbbartbs 8eitGnOniB Der.
ipefulirtc er Nos betriigcriih crlangte
@eIO. Gr bare wdbrenO scr Ganif
pon 1907 BroBe @el0uerlltite erIitten
uno lei Damn oarnui ueriaacn, lid
ourh 9lnIei5cn @clo uon oen 9anten
5u perihaiien. SIS iei 10 leibt gclpe-
len. larlebcn 3u erIaugen, oaB er
nlli 0ie lelbe Geiie neiter gepirtb.
ihaitet babe.
Ser Nliiocnt Der 2i6ertn Ratio
nal 9nnf ertIdrr, 0aB Rotbbortb
ieine 6irma Inn $4,000 betrogcn
babe. Cine glnflage babe oe 2ibertp
ganf nod nidt erBoben, neil Die
Nercantile 9tational 9unf 0ies l6on
beiorgt babe uno aud neil ieine Sir.
ma boise, einen Sneil oeS @el0es
5uriif 5lt erbaltc.,. GS beiBt, oaB
nod orei anoere 8anfen BON Hotb-
bortb geifooi9t iuurOen. Aui melde
@eiie 9iotbbnrtb BON oen 9anfen 10
grobe GnrIeben erbaIten fonnte, lit
niht genali befonnt, ooh if)cint es
iid) nm Sinterleeun9 id)ipinOelbaiter
Sefurit1ten uno faIihe &reOitanga.
ben 81 baroeln. Ser 9erbaitete fonn-
te Die 9eioroerte 9iirgid)nit ni6t lei.
item un6 nilbte in Ous 8eiQngnit
Dan0ern.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-09-16
Nns Den 8erimIen.

Sin 8ettIer. Der iib als ytaubitumm"
itellte, purOe BON Der HoIiSei oui9e9riis
fen uno ais SdtuinoIer. ipie es oeren
uieIe 9ibt, eingeltedt.
Spbn Wianag fibt 10 Gage i'm
8rummltdll neil er einen Angriff auf
80 Shwori madte ais oieier ibm uibts
su trinten perabr6i6en iuollte.
Quit 0Oifman befannte iih ihulbig
Elm Brett aus elmer Milipalfee Gar ents
fernt Ill bdben, pie er bebauptet um
g9eiieu aus elmer Gfe Suiammen Su feb
rem. @r mubte 81 Strafe uno Die llns
tUiten, suinmmen $;.';3 5ablen. Tbeurer
@ei;en.
&eil er ii9 unSiemli6er &ebensnrtsn
aegen vi ert Ntnrtin beoient batte.
muBte 6enrD Meper $12.50 berappen.
6ran Ndrp Sdid muroe sur 9tnd,
ldBuermnlterin oes Grbes uon 6rn.
0ugO Sbid, oas aui $4,000 berEbnet
miro, ernannt.
Ter HrOSe6 gesen 3lsgen, Ser ben
@prmann Der SnOpiiabrlt, Spbn 8.
Stuoier eri6Oiien bat. muroe bis sum
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS perihpben. oa Or.
s. u. g8iuters. ciner Ser 6nupt5eusen
oes Nnseflasten. li(9 jsbt in 9eras be-
finbet.
@eter Seaem muBte IS Strnie sabs
len, neil er ais 3euse nlft sur feitsss
iebten 3eit Dor bem Sreisgeridt ers
i6ien.
Der 13jdbriee @uitau ResIaff wuroe
mad Der StnatsibuIe 9einnot, on or cine
@uiie lit. ii6 aber 10 ihcbt auifiibrte.
onB man ibn niht I'M ct. 0iibnels
Maiienbeim bebalten tpnnte.
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SO@Seits glOden.

Sr. uno 6rou @nl. Seener non
Brownsville aeben ole SerIobuuo ibrer
Todter Catherine nit 6rn. " NJ.
&. Solano befnnnt. Tie t0ohicit
pirO sIninngs Sttober ob9ebdIten ner'
ben, uno wiro oGS iunse Hoar oanu
nab Ylatte. z. q, reiien, no iic iih
bdusIib nieoerl0iien iueroen.
Sm Sauie Der Gltern Der &ruut,
6rn. uno 6rGu Il. geitt, 1885 Slo
II. Stra6e. muroen am 9pnuerstng
Habmittag Die 9odter Is lara nit
Srn. Seniomin Stard. Mjt'
9Iieo Der 6irma Starb Sros.. our6
&eu Hdn5lau 0etraut. giur Die ndbe'
rem 6reunOe uno &eriuanoteu Nes iuns
gen Eaares maren iusesen. Mad be-
enoeter 6O6Seitsreiie meroen iie iid in
ciner gSobnun9 an Der Q. uno &ines
ltraBe bduslih einridt
Sri. Nnnd Gaiper uuo 0r.
NOuIf g dnetoer ipuroen ourh
6ep. Shneioer. einem BruOer oeS
Srduti9ams, getrau. 7as juu9e &anr
beiinoet lid ali Der 9ohieitsreiie in
Ntilwautee.
6eirntbsliCenien puroen an Sri.
Wt be u. Hdrts uno Srn 9puis
u. 0enrilI. beioe ppn Spartd. mO
an Sri. &aIera 8resfe puu "a
MUilie uno 0rn. Beiti. alcins
I dmiOt pon bier ausgeiteIlt.
Sri. minnie Sid uuo 0r.
Spurgepn Enlmer, beioe upu
bier. muroen am Montng Abeno bnrh
6riebensri6ter 9an9itaot aetraut. las
sliidlihe Hnnr bat cine Soh5eitsreiie
un6 oem Siten angetreten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-09-16
9rimGrtunblcn in glelu 5cricp.
Srenton, u. &. Is. Sept.

Die bis iett uorIiegenoen gladrid.
ten iiber oie grim1ripablen jeigen all,
oob ser friibere @ouoerneur Gopin
6. Stofes bel Dem aontpie Inn ole
geominirung iiir oas 9unoesieuator.
amt Den ebemaIigen @ouoerneur
Srontlin Dfurpbp geid9Iaaen bat.
;sreunoe pon @ooorofp 9ilion. Dem
Der @rincetonuniperiitot,
beboupten. Sob er in Der oenotrnti.
ihen Transformation 1000 BON
SEN I 400 GeIesoten mir iid baben
miro uno ont or Der 9ouoerneurs.
fonOiNa. Scr Barter isin Miro. 9i.
pian 80. 9eiuis lit in init allen 9e.
,irfeu uoruus mnS miro ieoanials Der
republtaniiAe @OuDerneurstan0ioai
iein.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-09-16
Ter streit Der SOl,arbsiter lit

leioer nod ni6t beenoet, oa bic glrbeis
ter in ibrer geriammIlns am gienitns
glbeno iib iueisertsn ben 8ertras an5us
nebmen. Der pon 6rn. Sumpbrep BON
Wliludutss pOrsei6lagsn puros. @e'
ihditsIeiter Git ertldrte oaB, i'm Sal
bic 9lrbeitsr ieine Bsbiusungen niht
ishr baIo annebmen tuiiroeu, bic 9ubn
Nnlnee bis gum l. 5anudr uolliidnois
eei6loiisu iueroe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-09-16
N,prS nuS Sclbitmoro.

0filluaufee. @iS.. 10. Sept.
Die .Gpenina.@isconiin" IdRt ii9
pon Gibfoib meloen: sSrau 2ouiia
Gbparos. 6rau bon Sra Goworos,
Der cine 5urm BEL 9Iaf @oli To,a'
be6uut, muroe in Der &iihe fbres
Souies BON @eorg &iiseI. einem
sSarmorbeiter, in brittaler @eiie er.
moroet. Ser Sbdter bIies iih Damn
ielbit oas Sirn aus. &iinjel, Der Dor
einiger 3eit oon Buffalo gefoumeu
mar, CAB aus elmer Gntiernuue BON
etTpo 3 SUB einen @elpebriduB nuf
ben 9aden Der 5rau ob. 0lan glaubt.
OoB ser SbGter IN einem 9Inian pon
@ahniirrhbanoeIte, oa man JOINT fein
Motip fennt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-09-16

einem SotcI oou ~'st s. ~aIistftczb
berbaftet, sic i'm iibcr cS0ci. 'Ic-.
geioIgt porcn. Stotbam oet ~
ncub 25 Sabre alt lit, ioa BON n
@anfen perihieSener St6ote, ipie
Chicago. St 2ouis, Menpbis, g}erp
Orleans, GnQas II. /, m., mittcIS
geiaIidtcr Gbeds SauieuSe BON
Dollars erIangt boben. Seine
gerbaftung erioIgte aui GeranIaj.
Jung Der oAmerican 9anfers BRO.
tectiuc 9Iiiccintion". Statbom CAB iih
fir eineltSournuliiten aus un0 ihien
iiber unbegrenjte 0fitteI 5u periii.
gen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-09-16
ealubsreus wareu Dh iolsi:
poarpoi,rnna,u far @str,ip..

nei,cn no rott. eeH 96&c; no 8
rntb OAK nGc go 2 barter g2inierpe3sn.
osL 81. 30 3 bo % q7c. 10 I n6rol
Ttltiabrsiueiaer. 81 l3-tt4; 20. DO. stio
~ ~: go Sriibidtrsnei5eH. 9o--0Hc
gotn go. 2. tGA -6Ghc 10 neiB,
s6Jzc: 30 aeib 5GM M---56hc. no g. 55-
b5Lc. 70 3 psis 5b4s SOC: DO 8 aelb. 55ik
zoo 10 T. b4-5lMc
oofrr no. 2 petb 34h -95ikc; 20. 8
ipetb. 33--3lkc; no. 3 neib. 80 32&c; Stdr'
barb 34-aAAC
Roaeen nor nnberdnberi 30 2. 73-7s1te;
no 8, 65-72c; 30 4. bb-GJt 3uinbr.
gSnqponlahuraen.
eemiihte, 55--94c: ScrseuiHas. 30-4sr. SRr
fubt, 80 WaaaonIoouHgsn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-09-16
Gbieaaou 9larftbcridlt.
BbrTcnberIbs.

Rabepd. NuibfoH 4 90. NooferD,
sebaDbs. berifhteu hber nsr Gstreibemarft MIA
lsiqf:
IN fdmmiiicbcr meiraioemdrficn nindip I'd,
bcuic eiHc ihUets ein .|ue aelicuo Ge6ems
bctmcDcu nor inter tAt Eic 9lri3cnpreiie
irorcn fur5 unth BET gr5ffuunq nm K fie0riper
mn trhDlicr flo fpdtcr iuicocr ettuGs Gte
idninilibeu aueIdubiicben Wdrfie naren niebri'
dcr
forr spdr nm hc niebraer fir bic ipdteren
nlpts
pa'cr mar mn hc sst uieoriarr. iblob aber
tbber cher uuberaHOcri
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-09-16
Ghitaap.r pitsmart..

girebleb. Bufltbr 20.60o. Dausnier iporen
2;s9, sssG asOsT g es-s AZ az iits 81 $50 so-55o sst.
isrs 81 8O-6EO; Huuen So s0-4 75 9dIbsr,
IA oO~q 30. Siodcrs uuo Heeoers So $1,000
Ameire 3ufubr 23 000 Etc Nreiie pds
81 ME toilet. 9eihic. S0it0 a.. a,miitie
e. t0-a 30. ffmefc 81 ~ HoN
sEots ,trsr str.t ~ie 't'c iporeH
.,- trt-t. Q..,.Irfr -le. tdhrliure.
Ss n0-5.GC lsioocg s. a- tH- -.lts. S.I5
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-09-16
9ie g,er,unncluno ppn wild, in


&ulpcr Qeifab bieber itcts aui benz
g9ege Ser GiuirodnuuQ 0ur6 Qtnpens
bung uou gSdrmo. On Der gduOmirtbs
iAaitli6en neutrality-suspicious. ,5rnnfs
reids baben Jest jnei 2lgronomen Sc.
cpmte mo 9dinepiQe Elm &eriabren mits
getbeilt, oteielbe llmmanOluug Der Milh
lm0eiebrt ourd) g d tie 5u bewirfen. lin
0ie rodenen Beitdnotbeile Der Wild
pon Dem g9aiier gu trennon. IdBt man
oas @onje gelrieren Mcr fam ii6
~ oieiem 3ped Der glppdrnte beoienen,
Die CUR tilnitliden 6eritelllug pom 6is
gebrau6t meroen. Ios 6eirieren muB
oorii6tig geideben bel elmer 3emperatur
Die - 2 @rnO (6) di6t iiberi6reitet.
6enn ons in Der Wiild entbdliene MaIier
bari iih ni6t in cine ieite @ismnHe pers
mnnoeln, iOnoern nun in ibneeige 9ris
italle, neil iih onnu Die Sdeioung bon
Der 5rodeniubitonj tsi6ter uornebmcn
ldBt. Ties 9eihiebt in einem Separa.
tor. Der nit Siemlid) GROCER @ei6minr
oi9teit beUegt iDirt. Idour6 iueroen
Die ieiten geitnnotbeiIe Der Ulil6 nab
nuben eeiporien, ipdbreno bic @istriitd1e
I'M 9lppdrot perbIeiben. Midn erbdlt
einen ipei6en 5eig, Der nod einen ges
wiiisn @aiiersebnIt beiist unO oesbnlb
nod eiumal bel elmer mdBigen, nber
itetigen @drme setrOdnet tuerben muB.
las 8erinbren bat ben 8prius. ebenio
fir refine iuie fin tbeilmeiie o6er gdnili6
entrobmte Niilh ueriueuobar ju iein
yia6 eHseitellten gIna.Dien entbdlt oas
10 geponnene Wttl6puIUer alle Glemente
oes Niilhitoiies in unperdnoertem Que
itnuh
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-09-16
gna,blidlcr GdcdidIidcr ucrbaftst.

Colorado SprinlS. 10. Sept.
~ u. Stotbdm oui sen Sic @e.
boroen pon giempbis. Senn., tpegen
iSalihuns iabnoen. puroe bier in
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-09-16

Erueiit Gu ieiner uoblbeleibtsn
6rdu: ,aomm niht 9ernoe ieBt bers
elm. Sd bin int Segriiie. ie6s 5Ins
idsn meines Niitiels se9en orpus
lens gu uertouien."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-09-16
SsriAmmlnns Ocs 6aHOeie
ratbs.

c erlte &erlammlung
oes SnnoeISrotbs in
oieier SaiiOn iauo
an 3ienitas Slbeno
in 9inter's !Salle
itatt. Ntebr ipie 200
NtitgIieOer pObnten
r&eriammluug bel
uno nnbmen an elmer
auSa aeieid dlneteu
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-09-16
Ter staotratb pun Jono on

Qoc bat cine Sroinon5 augenommet
nab melder in 3utunit om I. 3nIi
fem 6euerperf pertnuit unO abgebrnnut
neroen bari. Is iei oenu Our6 bic
Stnot ielbit in 6fentlden Ynrts.
Sine iol6e Sroinanj iolIt, aud in ga
Groiie uno iiberou ionitiUo ldIeunigit
onaenommen per6sn. Oenn jeoer unOere
ggeo. nit benz moroeriiden 4 3uli'
llniug aui3urdumen. 1T boffnungslos.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-09-16
riinf,in Mdpdl reiien nod

Seattre. g9eil iie oon S42 bis iu $50
monaili6 ais 9ienitboten in Sedttle
befommeu tDunen baben 80 uuierer "a
Grpiier Rdo6en bei6loiien. iid nnh
Dem QolOeueu g9eiten gu begeben unO
bort lbr @lld 5u periuden Aber weun
bic Uiaoels i'm Neiten gebratene 3au'
ben in Der 9uit ju iinben erwarten, 10
miro man6e Der Mdmiellen enttduibt
iuieoer beimtebren.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-09-16

Der 10 r oitern" 1T
Ole ein,i9e reprdientatipc
eeutihe 6eitune pom Sa
Groiip :. :. :.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1910-07-01

same day, holding service at that place
in the evening.
Attorney Fitzgerald was called to
Nelson Saturday on legal business.
a. j. Sargent was in town Saturday
from his ranch near Kipling on land
business.
a heavy frost on the high lands east
of town nipped vegetation one night
last week.
The All Stars have received their
new suits, and neat and handsome
uniform it is.
p. Flanagan, one of the early home
steads of Horse Spring coulee, was in
town Tuesday
F. j. Bradley, one of the early home
steaders Of Horse Spring coulee, was
in town Saturday.
Half the year has passed into his
tory, and one can hardly realize it, as
time has slipped by so fast.
Monday will be given over to gen
eral hilarity wherever arrangements
have been made to celebrate.
Dan Lamb, an early settler of the
Chesaw neighborhood, was attending
the show in town Thursday last.
Catherine Brown proved up on a
! timber and stone claim Saturday be-
fore the local L. S. commissioner.
A pleasant way to wind up the 4th
will be to attend the dance in Sigrist
hall to be given by the All Stars ball
team.
w. H. Noble, a Pullman college
student, spent several days in Oroville
last week, visiting with Rev. Fl. NJ.
Course.
Friday last the president appointed
John F. Samson postmaster at Oroville,
and the senate at once confirmed the
appointment.
Mrs Riley Hurlbert and two children
reported, last week, to be down with
tne typhold lever at LOOMS, are very
much better.
a large chunk of the population is
off today with the band and ball boys
to help Princeton people celebrate
Dominion Day.
E. Fitzgerald umpired game of ball
in Horse Spring coulee Sunday, and
strange to relate he escaped without
being MANNED
VIM. Larkin, formerly a resident of
LOOMS and Nighthawk, and now liv-
ing at Republic, spent few days in
town this week.
Oroville will be represented at the
Jetfries-Johnson fight Monday, as Joe
Mcdonnell and G. f. Johnston left for
Reno this week.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1910-07-01

IN late issue the Wenatchee World
had the audacity to state that Presi-
dent Taft had to cancel his intended
attendance at the Yale college gradu-
ating exercises in order to force the
regular republican senators to support
the postal banking bill. The very same
day the press dispatches stated that
the bill was loyalty supported and de-
Tended by the administration senators,
while the democrats and such insur-
gents as Bristow, Cummins and La
Toilette voted against it. How can
these so-called progressive papers rec
oncile their editorial utterances to the
facts ? 1t is an effort to mislead the
public by bald misrepresentation
Everybody who reads the telegraph
dispatches knows that the insurgents
and democrats have missed no oppor-
tunity to harrass the president, and
prevent him carrying out the platform
pledges of the republican party. Yet
in spite of this guerrilla warfare the
president has succeeded in securing
more important legislation during his
first year in office than any of his pre-
deceSsOrs.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1910-07-01

THESpokane Spokesman, Wenatchee
World and the few other papers in the
state that are arrayed on the side OF
democracy this year must look upon
their readers as densely ignorant.
These papers insist that the insurgents
are the best friends President Taft has
in congress. Everybody who reads
knows that the insurgents have made
direct fight upon President Taft
throughout the session. The Iowa in.
surgents are pitted against the Taft
state organization, and make no secret
OF it. AT home Poindexter time and
again has in public speech openly de.
nounced the president Are such mer
to take precedence over the true and
tried Lincoln, Mckinley, Roosevelt and
Taft republicans ?
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1910-07-01

1T is like satan quoting scripture for
the Spokane Spokesman to attempt tc
tell republicans what republicanism is
The Spokesman has never been a re.
publican paper, and at all times during
the past twenty years Its editorial col.
umns have been used to discredit and
injure the party. No old timer is sur
prised that it takes up the cudgel in
defense of misnamed progressive re-
publicanism, because it is always keen
to support any split in the old party, as
was illustrated in it's active defense of
silver republicanism fifteen years ago.
New arrivals should not be misled by
the political utterances of that paper.
1t is the strongest alder and abettor of
the democratic party in the state.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1910-07-01

Down in southwestern Washington,
where the progressives have claimed
large contingent, at a recent county
convention the work in congress of
Senators Jones and Piles, and Congress-
men HUMPHREYS and McCredie was
warmly commended, but shocking to
relate Poindexter was passed up like
a white chip. Evidently the republi-
cans of southwestern Washington do
not believe in endorsing a man posing
as republican yet training with the
democrats in an effort to bring dis.
credit upon republican administra.
ton.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1910-07-01

AFTER flirting for weeks with the
principals in the projected Jetfries-
johnson prize fight, the governor Of
California issued a mandate that the
fight could not take place in that state
Nevada stood ready 10 welcome the
bruisers with open arms, and the con.
test will take place at Reno on the date
originally fixed, July 4th. Probably
there will be the largest crowd pres
ent that ever before assembled to wit
ness brutal exhibition of the kind.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1910-07-01

PARTIES arriving from Spokane de.
clare that no confidence whatsoever
can be placed in the Spokesman rela.
tive to the strength of the progress
sives in that city. The rank and file
as well as the leaders of the republi.
can party are loyal to President Taft
and repudiate Poindexter in that city
If this democrat, seeking support or
the republican ticket, has SO slight q
following at home his prospects else.
where must be wholly confined to the
Imagination of his press agent.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1910-07-01

PRESIDENT TAFT not only signed the
tariff bill but has emphatically en-
dorsed it time and again in public
speech, and yet the Spokane Spokes-
man insists that the president does not
favor the bill. The Spokesman is &C.
cupying a very peculiar position, laud-
ing President Taft every day and sup
porting Poindexter, an open and
avowed enemy of the president. 1t has
the appearance of carrying water on
both shoulders.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1910-07-01
CONTEST NOTICE.
serial No. 04295 Contest No. SO,

Department Of the Interior, U Land Office
Wateryille, Wash, June Is, 1910.
A sufficient contest affidavit having been
filed in this office, by Jacob Haynes,
contestant 64ot Sai against homestead entry No,
mel ne!4 section IS, sea sell section 7, nwN
nw14 section IL, and swl4 swl1 section s, town.
ship SO north, range q ewm, by David Frederick
kanneman, contestee, in which it is alleged
that said David Frederick Kanneman has not
resided upon nor cultivated said land for the
last two years, but that he has left and totally
abandoned the same for the last two years and
over, said parties are hereby notified to APP
pear, respond and offer evidence touching said
allegation at 10 o'clock a. m, on August i, 1910
before Fred J. Fine, U. S. Commissioner, al
his office at Oroville, Wash. and that final
hearing will be held at 10 o'clock a. m on
August IL, 1910, before the register and re-
ceiyer at the United States land office in Water.
rville. Wash.
The said contestant having, in a proper afii-
davit, filed June Is, 1910, set forth facts
which show that after due diligence personal
service OF this notice can not be made, il is
hereby ordered and directed that such notice
be given by due and proper publication.
W. F. HAYNES, Register
Record address OF entrvman-Oroville, Wash
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1910-07-01
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In the Superior Court of the State of Washing.
ton, in and for Okanogan County.
In the matter of the estate of William 0. War.
rem, deceased.-Notice to Creditors
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned.
administrators Of the estate OF William O. War.
rem, deceased, to the creditors OF, and all per
sons having claims against the said deceased
TO exhibit them with the necessary vouchers,
within one year, after the first publication of
this notice, to the said administrative, Mt the
office OF Sigrist q Moultray, Orovile Okanogan
county. Washington, the same being the place
for the transaction Of business OF the estate
Dated this thirteenth day Of June, 1910
MARY ELIZABETH WARREN
Administrators.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1910-07-01
LOCAL BREVITIES.

No services at the Presbyterian
church Sunday night.
Both the regular a4d All Stars ball
teams go to Nelson on the 4th.
Rev. w. O. Mintzer of Spokane,
preached in the NJ. E. church Sunday
morning, and drove over to LOOMS the
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1910-07-01

STRANGE to say there has been no
announcement made of Col. Roosevelt
sending a special invitation to Pom
dexter to visit him at Oyster Bay to
receive congratulations for the aid
and comfort the said Poindexter has
extended to the democratic party since
the absence of the colonel in the wilds
Of frica
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1910-07-01
Serial No 02660
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,
Department of the Interior,
Z Land Office at Nateryille, Wash,

May 81, 1910
Notice is hereby given that Margaret J. Bot
tomley, o Oroville. Wash, who, on July 10,
1904, made homestead entry No. 1916, for 50 sci
sec. "A, e2 nel4 section %, township SO north,
range rs ewm, has filed notice of intention to
make final five year proof to establish claim
TO the land above described, before Fred J.
Fine, Y Commissioner, at his office at orc.
vile, Wash, on the Nth day of July 1910.
Claimant names as witnesses Saunders A.
DeMerchant, Henry IL. Brown. Michael Horri-
gan, of Wehesville, Wash. Charles W, Bottom
ley, of Oroville Wash.
W. F. HAYNES, Register.
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Serial No. 1924
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department OF the Interior,
U s Land Office, Waterville, Wash,


U Land Office, Waterville, Wash,
June l. 1910.
Notice is hereby given that Alfred Wilson, OF
Havillah, Wash, who, on April Il, 1905, made
homestead entry, No. 62l (CS) for SCI sell, see
ton %; 81 swl4 section q, nw1 nw11 section 25
township IS n, range 2S ewm, has filed notice
OF intention to make final five year proof, to es
tablish claim to the land above described be-
TO Fred J. Fine, U Commissioner ut his
office at Oroville. Wash, on the 10th day OF
Jnly, 1910.
Claimant names as witnesses: Daniel L.
Mofett, Oliver +. Moffett, Edgar /. Crist,
Paris Rainey, all of Antwyne, Washington
W. +. HAYNES, Register
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1910-07-01
Serial No Oslo
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior,
U S Land Office, Waterville, Wash,


Julie 7, IJIU.
Notice is hereby given that Luella r. Ander-
son, formerly Luella Il. yelling, OF Oroville.
Wash, who, on August 10, 1907, made
homestead entry No. 937 re 81 for sell nell
nR sea, sell seq section 20, township
40 north, range q ewm has filed notice OF in.
tention to make final five year proof, to estab.
lish claim TO the land above described before
Fred j. Fine, U Commissioner at his office,
at Orov1lle, Wash. on the lbth day of July 1910
win, Philip Schwensen, William s. Keller.
Frank ;. Thompson, all OF Oroville, Wash
W. f. HAYNES, Register.