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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-05-01

EIhe long time worthless sand hills of
western Nebraska have risen in value
from 50 to SIC per acre by the discoy-
cry Of the fact that alfalfa will grow
there and do well, for where alfalfa
will grow there will successful farming
be assured.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-05-01

When man has set Sc as the price
he will take for his hogs and no less
and the market stubbornly sticks at
1880 week after week, he is quite like
Tly to be loser because of his tena-
sciousness.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-05-01
THE sIUs1kEG swAMp

We have two inquiries as to the
best treatment to give reclaimed mus
key swamp-one of those prairie ponds
where in an early day the wild ducks
used to nest and the rats build their
houses. These swamps, when drained,
differ very materially from the wire
grass or peat marsh and demand very
different treatment. 1t is often found
that when such swamps are drained
and an attempt is made to grow crops
upon them something is wrong, and the
crops fail. The trouble lies in an excess
of lime and potash or alkali in such
soils. For q time after reclamation it
is Of no use to plant corn or attempt to
grow the common cereals on such
ground. The best thing to do is to give
it a good dressing of barnyard ma
nure and get the soil into timothy as
soon as possible, but if the land must
be cropped potatoes will be found the
best crop to plant. After few years in
meadow or even pasture this sour, al
kali trait In the soil will be tanned, and
such reclaimed land will be found to
be the most productive of any on the
farm. The peat slough should be got
into pasture as soon as possible. 1t will
be thus compacted, the peat will decay,
and later it will produce wonderful
crops Of corn or flax.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-05-01

I'VE wish that the good women who
prepare the salads for the church So
ciable would not leave great chunks of
raw onion in them as big as, a peanut
Salads should never con<ain more than
Just suggestion Of onion. j
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-05-01

We recently read a pathetic little
yarn about man going to an auction
sale where he put up for sale q pair
Of old horses which he had raised and
worked with for twenty-four years
and how he had a bad crying spell
when the auctioneer knocked them
down to some horse trader for a nomi-
nal sum. We do not see why, if he
thought so much Of the old team and
could no longer keep them, he was not
tender hearted enough to have them
humanely killed and decently buried
instead of smiling over the results Of
one Of the meanest things which a
man can do.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-05-01

There are some queer notions out
west. A sheepman fed 10000 sheep
during the winter at a certain place in
the corn belt. The amount Of valuable
fertilizer LETT by these sheep in their
yards may be imagined, and it was Of
fered to any farmer who would haul it
away. Nobody wanted it, but after
three months one man was found who
agreed to take 100 loads, and after he
commenced work then all his neigh
bors rushed in and wanted it also.
Queer, was it not?
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-05-01

The average farmer will do better to
raise just beef horses, the heavy draft
breeds. than any other kind. These can
be raised and sold and one year with
another will bring about 8 or 10 cents
pound. >.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-05-01
ACCEPT RESIGNATION.

Mt. Pleasant Methodists Part With
DR.. Hoppe.
Mt. Pleasant, April 26-The official
board of the Methodist church has &C
cepted the resignation of DR.. w. II.
Hoppe, as the pastor. Ill health was
the cause of the action.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-05-01

a man who has looked into the mat
ter asserts that an owl or hawk is
worth not less than $50 and that any
one such bird will destroy during the
year ct least So worth of vermin, which
would be 6 per cent interest on such
valuation, and still every man out
with a gun will shoot these birds on
sight.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-05-01

One reason for the present stiff prices
FOR all farm commodities is that few
farmers are obliged to sell.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-05-01

There is altogether too much seduc-
lively phrased literature being circu-
lated nowadays booming the semiarid
sections of the west as choice farm
lands. A lot of people are going to be
fooled and a whole lot Of future misery
and loss entailed. If man wants to
raise crops, let him go north, way
north, if he can stand the cold, provid-
ed he keeps within the rain belt, but
for any other purpose than that of
keeping stock let him beware Of the
land wherein the buffalo grass grows.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-05-01

We like the headland of grass around
the borders of the cultivated fields.
1t always improves the looks of the
farm and almost compels the moving
of the fence row. While the hay Sc
cured from it may not be worth so
much as the corn or other grain which
might be grown upon it. we still would
have it for looks and convenience.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-05-01
THE HIRED MAN AND HIS HORSE


Within few years past the question
of keeping horse for the hired man
on the farm has come to the front and
is today in many portions of the west
at least very live one. The farmer
who employs help very naturally does
not take kindly to this proposition,
claiming that the keep Of such horse
is an added expense to him, that time
which should be put in in caring for
his own horses is used by the hired
man in caring for his horse and that
the keeping Of such horse, with buggy
attachment, has tendency to keep
the hired man out late at night giving
the girls buggy rides. But hired men
are scarce and good ones hard to get,
and so in most cases the farmer has to
submit to what he thinks, with good
reason, is an imposition. 1t stands
about like this: Through much of the
agricultural west the man is paid from
$24 to SIS per month, some of them
$50. He gets the best Of board, his
washing and horse kept on the fat of
the land. If he has not got snap, who
has? AT present prices he costs the
man who hires him not less than $40
per month.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-05-01

We heard an Indiana farmer say not
long since that he always raised good
corn on the Wabash bottoms by throw
ing a furrow against the corn at the
time of the last blowing so heavy that
il bent the corn clear over. He said
this plan fixed the weeds in the hill
and that the corn soon Strengthened up
all right.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-05-01

The hog is the great scavenger
among all animals on land and the
maclserel among all the fishes of the
great seas, and both of them are re-
garded as toothsome delicacies by man,
while the horse. the cleanest of all ami
mails. and the carp. Il purely vegetable
feeder among fishes, man turns UP his
nose ut.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-05-01
Prices Not Genuine.

That while the prices paid for these
We're much higher during the last
week than in 1901 olive hogs 81 to
$7.40, compared with $5.75 to $6.15),
these prices were in a sense fictitious,
as they We're made on stock either
owned by the packers or contracted
for by them six months or year ago
That the increase in price paid for live
stock has not gone into the farmers
pockets, as the bulk of the live stock
is not owned by them as free agents,
but has directly Injured to the profit of
the packers.
That the combination alleged has
had it in its power and yet possesses
the power to dictate through the rail-
ways all freight rates on live stock
east-bound to Chicago, Kansas City or
Omaha, and discriminating rate on
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-10-22
Sabr9ang 26
Sin SnSianapoliier 6eidafts=
mann madt bSie Grfabruaz
gen im Cincinnati.

Sin unan9snebmes &encontre nit
einem entriiltetsn gbemann bate 9eitern
9lbenb in Cincinnati Der bieii9e &lei=
berbdnbler Senrp Sauser bon go.
227 Maha6uistts NOs. Serr Sauger
bate Der 8oritelung i'm @ranb Opera
Souie in @eIslli6aft elmer Dame beige
tpObnt, Die er bpr einiser 3eit tennen
selernt bate. gta9 Der 8orfeQung
estortirte Serr 9auser Die Dame, Die
fi9 Srau Smit6 nanrte, na4 Der
Der Gar an Der 8ierten unb Walnut
StraBe. Wdbrsnb iie auf ben Stra=
Bsnbabnpagsn parteten> eri6ien plDB=
lid elm robuiter Serr auf Der Bib
fld6e, Der nit ben @orten ,Was
9aben sic nit meiner Srau Su i4af=
fen 2" Dem poqifdnbia perpleren
SnbianapOliier &leioerbdnoler cine
seipaltise Mauli6eae berabrei6te.
Serr Sau9sr tonaentrirte ii3, iobalb
er ii6 bon ieinem S9reden erbOlt
bate, rifpdrts biz mad benz SibiOn
Souie uno telepbonirte um poliseili=
dem S6ub na6 Der Capitalization.
sla9t6ef @Orbin elite periOnli5 mad
Dem @ibiOn SOuie uno nabm Die
.ipecies faeti" auf unb trDfete ben
Serrn aus Dem Soofierfaate 10 gut er
fonnte, benn Smith, Der entriiltete
@atte, mar ldnsit peri4wunben.
6rau Smith, Die na9 i6ren Serrn
Sauser seseniber semadten 9ln9absn
BON ibrsm @attsn setrennt lebt, batte
fid, iDbalb Der Serr @emabl auf Der
Silbhd6e eri9ienen mar, i4leunigit
aus Dem Staube gema6t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-10-22
Grob=Gonatil Ger @otbmatner.

Sn Der 8erIammlung bes @roB=
Councils Der &otbmdnner purben fol-
eenbe 8eamte ertplblt
8roB=Sa6em = @barles 9. 9ifs,
2ebanon.
Gro B=Senior Sa9amore = Sobn
Sebpid, Martinsbille.
% @roB=Sunior Sagamore-Sr. Sobr
g. Goffman, Wtuneie.
@roB=Yropbet = 2ouis 90. Otto,
@ratpforbsbile.
@roB=@bef Der &ecorbs -SbomaE
q. Sarriion, Snbianapolis.
8rob=&seper Of Wampum-Sobr
u. Mc@ap. Snbianapolis.
@roB=Sruitee - George u. Carr,
8reenfielo.
9euts 8ermittag tuurben Die Se'
ri9te Der perf6ieoenen @omites emit
gegen 9enommen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-10-22
Gonbention oer Saafiers bon
Snoiama.

Die 6. sSabres Contention Der
Staats= =Tereini9ung Der 8anfiers bon
Snoiana tpuroe beute in Den &dumen
bes Commercial Clubs er0ffnet.
Maporaa aaSOotmalter bieb Die Selega=
ten i'm Namen Der Staot willtommen.
Serr 6rant 8. pOtpsl, bon Maoi=
ION, YrdIibsnt Der 8sreinigung, bsrlas
bierauf ieinsn Sabrss- -gsri9t.
@Ortrdge tpurben bon ben 6erren
8. s. s. Nultin, 8ice=Yrdliosnt Der
NationaI gant bon =Imerifa,
@bicago, uno s. U. 6. golarb, @ai=
iirer Der vSaDings 8ant", st. Maoi=
ion, So. sebalten.
Inter ben anpeienben Snbiana
Santiers befanoen ii9 fOlsenos Ssrren:
u. S. &amiep, bon gramforosbille ;
Wm. 8. Seas, bon @aterloo /; W. e.
Suooleiton, bon @inamac 6. 6.
&Obbins, BON auburn; 6. 9. &eD=
nolbs, bon South 8snb 90. 6. Bell
man, BON SammOno /; q. %. 9lpple=
gate, bon @orpoon 6rant Stapp,
bon Sope /; s. 8. Bofuea, bon Wabi=
ion; Walter Bonner, bon Sreensburg;
Sobn 3. Stout, BON paoli /; Wanu.l
@rumbad, bon Mt. Sermon ; s. u.
SOulter, bon Sranffort 81. 8.
O'Sair, bon @reencaitle ; u. q. 2up=
ton, bon SartfOro @itp 8. 6. Scott,
bon @ngola; Suab 9ausbertp, pOn
8lufton; W. 8. Gardner, BON @al=
paraiiO; preitun s. 9eliep, bon
South geno 8. 2inf, bon &uib=
bile 6. 8. @liott, bon Miboletown ;
8. 81. Cole, bon Mattbews.
Sie SnbianapOiis Ntitslisoer ber
@rscutips 8eb6roe iino Die Serren
SObn q. Srensel, 9. 3. Malott unb
Mortimer 9eperin9.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-10-22
@ines Gnaben Soo onrd eintn
Spielaefabrtea beridmlaet.

gm lebten 6reitag tuuroen Der bier
idbriss Sermann Dillon, Iein 5ipeis
idfrieer gruber 6reobp uno Der 6jdb=
rise Carl S9parBpalber bonn Waiien=
9lfpl na1 bem Stabt=Soipital 9e=
bra9t, ba lie on elmer eisentbiinli4en
Sauttrantbeit litten. sic brau9ten
iebo9 ni6t oas gett 3u bitten, ionoern
tonntsn ii9 i'm Sreisn umbertummeln.
glm Sonntas bamsrfte Der Superinten=
bent Or. Sobes, oaB Der erfleine S9warb=
fualoer nit einem brennenben Stiid
gapier oas 9emb bes GOreman Dillon
in 8ranb gsltsdt bate.
Ser Doctor elite fofort 81 oehen
Sulfe herbei unb es selans ibm aud
Die Tlammen gu erfiden.
@nfdnsli9 wurbe ansenommen, baE
Die Branbpunoen, uel6e Der 3nabs
erlitten bate, nidt gefdhrli9er gfatur
ieien.
gber am ndhfen Sage itelte lid
2uneenent5iinbung elm unb geiferr
gbsno iff Der &nabe Der 2ranfbeit er.
leqen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-10-22
. lie 6 9ornfeiner d rau zen
no ieoer.

glpOOo. Sn Der 2ampengld=
ier=6abrit Der Wfacgsth So. iit Der
getrieb wieber aufasnommsn woroen.
8ierbunbert Nrbeiter baben geI4df.
tigung gefunben.
Wtarion. Die 800 9lrbeiter Der
rWacSetb @bans Camp @bimnep
Co., wel6e einise Sage am Strife
paren, iinb am Wtitttpo6 an Die
4rbeit wieber 5uriifsetebrt.
Sic alien 9ea amten Der
6. Il 8. $. 9 bn ieber=
erpd dblt.
@bansbille. Sn Der Office bes
Sefretdrs 8ilbert g. Wriebt BON Der
=. & s. s. gabn fano Die jdbrli9e
Terfammlung Der Nttinndre Der Babn
unb susleid Die 8eamtenmabl fatt.
Die bisberisen Sirectoren unb Be=
amten tpurben tpie folst ber3epdblt:
Sirectoren fiir 6ie 6. & 8. 8. =
%. s. Carleton, Is. g. Soolep, SEQ.
8. pali, CHARLES u. 9iDpes, @ouin
gD. gBinter, Nlfrsb 2auteroa9, Senrp
Seibert, 8eOrge g. 8retpfsr, Soispb
O. Sonalb, 8. s.. POrter jr., William
s. Sbanlep, %. 8. StOp, &. 6.
Sunterfon.
Sir Die 6. & s. unb 8elt 8nbn =
%. s. Carleton, 6. g. SOolep, SEQ.
$. gaa, CHARLES u. Slopes, @lfreb
2auterba9, Senrp Ssibert unb &. &.
SunteriOn.
8eamte = prdlioent, @owin g.
SoOlep; giee=prdi., @so. $. Ball;
Sdabmeiiter, Gbas. U. Nopes; @e=
fretdr uno 9lifiiten3 S9abmsiiter,
@ilbert g. Wrisbt; 9lifitsns: :Sscretdr,
8. 9. pierion; General Manaser,
y. IS. Seffrles.
@rscutipratb = %. 5. Carleton,
8sOrse $. Sall, 6. ". giopes unb Sp.
Seibert.
Cine q o It office beraubt.
9untin9ton, Snb., %. Gtt.
Ginbre9er itatteten in Der berflofenen
gfadt Der YoiiOffice in Sippus sin.n
Seiub ab. Sic iprensten ben Gelo=
| i9rant urb erbeuteten s2G in 8aar
uno grisfmarfen i'm Mertbe bon $40.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-10-22

Sreb. @riffin rei6te seltern i'm 8e=
ri9t oas @eIu9 elm, ieinen 12jdbrisen
Sobn Greo na9 Der &eformi9ule in
plainfislO 5u ienoea. Die Wtutter oes
Sun9en 1T toot uno Der &ldger iast,
oaB er ben Snaben, tpsl6er pOa BON
llntusenosn iteden iOl. ni9t cOntrOlli=
rem fann.
Neue 9 6eibungsfla9e gen.
Srau &ebetta &eller reidte cine
S9eiounsstlase sesen ibren Gatten
So6n elm. Sic beI6ulbist ibn Der
pFidtOernadldifisuns.
6rau Sxlia Wf. @allp piini6t BON
ibrem @atten Stou9btOn @ulp ni9ts
mebr 81 miiien, neil er lie brutal be-
banoelt uno ni9t fiir lie gelorgt bate.
Mm. Gemter bat feline Satin, pel9e
auf ben bibI6en Sornamen v6aD"
bort. auf S9eiouns pertlast. Sas
Yaar permdblte Iib i'm glObember
1894 uno trennte li6 iieben Sabre
Ipdter. @r 9iebt als 8runo Pfi6t=
bsrna4ldiii9uns an.
&ann piel bertragen.
Inter Der 4ntlaee Der Sruntenbeit
bate iib Der 60jdbrige &ubert p6iQips
Dor Dem Poliseiri9ter gu OerantwOrten.
gr iaste, es wdre elm Stanoal, baB
man ibn berbaftet bate. 9lls er Der=
baftet muroe, bate er erit brei Slider
Wbistp setruntsn, uno bieiss Ouan=
tum iei Su flein. um i'm su betrunten
au MAIDEN. grf tuenn er aebn Slider
binter Die 8inoe segohen bdtte, tOnnten
erfabrene 2eute es linn pieaei6t an=
merten, oaB er angerauat lei.
&i9ter Stubbs 6Orte bic Sotl6aft
pobl, allein ibm fs6lte Der 8laube, uno
er beroonnerte ben alten Snaben our
| 3ablung bon So unb Soften.
Sie Gro Bgei orenen
fubren seltern nit Der llnteriu9un9
ber3susen in ben8rablt bltdnounssfdlen
fort. Sbr Sauptseuee mar pieoerum
Der @rpsrt=9 ei9snrduber &ufus @an=
trell. @s miro erpartet, baB @nbe
oieier WOde Die @robsei9mOrenen
einen Sbeilberi6t einrei6en perben.
Or. Ileranoer eridisn seitern ni6t
pOr ben @rOBsei4wOrenen. Oa er all
iebr anosrmeitis bei6Gftiat mar. gr
pirb tuabrf6einli9 beuts' 8ormittae
pernommen peroen.
unter Seratb ung ses
no m m IN.
Ser Gall oes in Der Gabrit Der vSn=
bianapOlis Drop gorge Co." bei9df=
ti9ten Mai9inil ten MapDleor Spencer
tpuroe bon Gi9ter Stubs unter 8e.
rat6ung senommen.
@r ift bei9uloiet, in elmer Wirtb=
lI6aft an Der 6. Merioian Str. mil
einem &eDolber in perod9tiser Weiie
umbergefu9tslt gu baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-10-22
$4,000 0=Oeiieit
@riibt bic Serbftfeit= 6Drberer.

@sltrieen Nnaaben Der 8eamten Der
Serbitfeit=gereinisung aemdB merben
Die Gei6dftsleute, mel4e Die s22, 000=
8arantie geltellt baben, in Die Sadie
ereifen uno minoeitens $4,000 ein=
brofen miilien. Senn Die @eiammt-
tolten Der Yferbeidau uno bes 6erblt=
fefes werbeu auf $500 unb msbr
bere9net, pdbrenb bic 6eiammtein=
nabmen ii6 nur auf $22, $685. be-
laufen baben. Yiele 2cute fragen fi4,
uo all' bas @elo seblieben 1T, begin.
uie Die sanSe 8sranltaltuns 10 tbeuer
bat meroen fOnnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-10-22
Ser Superinten bent bes
Souispille Sta bt=S spi=
tails in Pitts burs
sefdnsli5 sin-
9 { 8 0 g E n.


Gouispille, 3p., %. Sttbr.
Or. @0is Duncan, Der Superinten=
bent bes Staotbospitals, i6oB geifern
abenb in pittsburs, pa. einen Mann
Namens Bruce 0eab, ben Suhbalter
Der pittsburger 6irma aenneid &
Co., in ben Munb, unb bra9te ibm
cine 10 idwere Wunbe bel, baB ber=
ielbe f9werlid nit oem 2eben babon
fOmmen pirb. Sierauf lieferte er Ii9
in Der Bolisei=Station aus.
Sie S9isbsrsi 1T in ssbeimnibboles
Sunfel 9ebiillt.
Sort ertldrte berielbe, oaB er Or.
gQis Duncan, Der Superintenbent bes
Staotboipitals in 2Ouispille lei, une
tbeilte nit, baB er einen Mann err
idbiien babe.
Nuf cine 6raee na9 ieinem Opfer
nalnte Or. Suncan ben Namen ppn
Bruce Seab. uno 3og bann einen &e=
bolper bonn &aliber 80, bon oehsn
Gammern cine geleert mar, aus Der
Saide, nit Der gemertung, DAB .oies
feline Waffe seweiea isi."
I'm 5wei llbr bsute NiOraen smpfin=
gen 6reunoe bes Nr5tes Sepsi9en BON
ibm, feline 5rau 10 faOnenb wie n6s-
LID babon in 2enntnib gu isben, baB
er einen Wann eet0otet babe, uno in
pittsbure i'm 8efdnsrib iiBe. 6rau
Duncan lit cine Sodter oes peritorbenen
Soipital Superintenoenten Barbour,
behen Nahfolger Duncan, Der elmer
Der befannteifen iungen Nerste in 2ouis=
bile lit, por mebreren Sabren purbe.
gr perlisB 9ouisbiae erit am Wtontas
Wittag uno suar tbeilte sr Ieiner Satin
uno isiner Matter nit, bae er nad
0incennes in Snoiana reiie, um bort
nit einem bon @bieaao tommenoen
MrSte nit geaua auf cine dirureifde
Operation 5u berathen. Die y1adridt,
baB er in Pittsburg einen Mann se-
i9oiien, traf feline Gamilie unb feline
6reunbe in 5olge beifen mie elm BIib
aus beiterem 0immel.
Was Sr. Duncan mad pittsburg
trisb uno mas au Der S9ieBerei fiibrts,
| ift Biz isbt nod elm &dtbfsl.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-10-22
Snbpls. Nortberm Sraetiom 60.
Die Gountbs 6 omniiidre betpillisen berieIben
einen 6reibrief.

Die @Ountp@ommilidre 6aben Der
nSnopls. Nortbern Sraction Co." ei=
nen 6reibrisf bepillist, wOnaa es ibr
eefattet iit ibre 8eleiis bon Der nOro=
li6en GOrporations=9inie Der Staot
iiber Die Gollese Nbe. Biz sur 2isbt
Nbe., reip. Der n6rbli9en Corpora
tionslinie oes @puntps legen su oiir=
fen. Sir ieos Meils. tpel9e ibrs Ge=
leiie i'm @ountp einnebmen, bat Die
@eieGi6ait idbrli9 $25 an ben
@ountp= =S9abmeiiter gu 3ablen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-10-22

~ 9te 9s6bte umo pajs
Iemoite MuSmabI nomG G@mttt.
blmtttets tmo BInuaemHA6e,t
fur alle fremot8en ano tratt.
rtSem Gretgmtfe. @tr Fmo
ieocr3ett germ terett bet oer
Nusirabl bebIIht@ ~ fetts.
4ertermantt Bros.
24f MnN. NUe. Eel. $40
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-10-22
9as. S9limmite sn beiiraten.

Ser Sdauipieler Srant GiIber, iiber
Sefsn merfwiiroise Srantbeit, b. b.
bas fortpdbrenoe 8luten ieines @au=
mems, beri6tet moroen 1T, mubte
eeltsrn per Imbulans aus ieinem SOtel
in's ct. 8ineent's Sospital iiberfiibrt
tperoen; benn infplse erneuter 8lutun-
gen unb Der Saourd berurIa6ten
e6pd6e iitf isin 3t:itano su einsm
duBerft beoentli6en getporoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-10-22
Sie miisrable straben=
reinisuns.

SaB Die StraBenreinigung ieitens
Der Warion @ollntp Contraction etc.
Company INNER nod nidt bei=
Ter eeporben lit, fann gtiemano
Wunber nebmen, msnn beoadt miro,
oaB Die Wtarion So. 6. & 6.
60. jebt auBer ibren DOriintHutbli4en
2ebrpalsen au6 balbwiidfse Sunsen.
anitatt trdftis.r Mdnner our Iusfiib=
rung Der Mrbeit ansefeat bat. Sie
Sunsen ma6en's natiirlin biliser.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-10-22

w Sas tpohlbefannte Weinbaus
Don csalius S1uller, 210 Norb Wteri=
oian StraBe, srbielt seifera cine Sen=
ouna Der feiniten Wioielmeine, 8ern=
faffler uno grauneberser, burd bas
bisfiss 3ollamt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-10-22
5ramen Seretm Der 3tons=
Stride.

MOrsen gtadmittas 2:30 llbr bdlt
Der Grausn=8erein feline mOnatli9e
@eriammluns ab. gu slei6er 3eit
finbst aud Der @aben4Sas gum Seifen
oes Siatonis=SOspitals ftatt. 9lud Die
fleinfe @abe miro nit ber5li9em Sant
ent9e9en genOmmen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-10-22

Serbeute 8urmittag bon &a=
ten II sesebene gllarm mar burd Elm
6suer beranlaBt, wel9es in Siri6=
mann's Matraben=Gabrif 11l-113
N. SEEM SerieD Str. ausgebrOden mar.
@59aosn $50.
Sie Sci DE bes 14idbr. 8eore.
SSiBseralo, wel6er in StraBburg bon
einem Saul=@ameraben 5ufdllis er-
fdoiIsn tpuroe, miro bier morsen
eintreffen. Sie geiieBung Der 2eibt
finbet am Sreita9 ffatt. gr mar bas
iiinsfe 9inb oes 0errn uno Grau g.
8. Gibeeralo.