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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-11

Judge Theodosius Botkin has been
doing the keynote act in Sanpete coun-
ty. There will be some hope of a DEM
ocratic victory in Sanpete if the judge
will continue his Ia bors down there for
the Republicans.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-11

A New York state postmaster who
has been canceling stamps since 1928,
has allowed his office TO be robbed of
a considerable sum of money This
shows how foolish it is to trust import
ant matters to bows.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-11
Sherlock Holmes.

Certainly. Mr.. Holmes I hear the men
IN the tavern. but how do YOU know thew
are drunk
They're singing The Old Oaken
Bucket -
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-11

Lots of US were glad yesterday morn
ing that we weren't the Prince of
wales, when we read how his doting
father kissed him. There are some
drawbacks, even in the purple.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-11

Prince Chen told the newspaper men
that the Chinese empress requested him
to say that every American is her
friend. She must be a mind reader.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-11
Not Much Left.

She-But If Adam was a myth. Why,
II such doctrines are accepted. the whole
Iaoric OF the church viii fail to pieces,
Helm afraid So There wont he any
thing left but the mortgages
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-11
Nearly Perfect.

sRDEk-l
your auto yete
Daisy-Nery nearly. I can do every
thing but stop IL and steer it.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-11

AT the Grand tonight THE Prince
and the Peasant" the light opera bv
Orlob and Maltese, will be presented.
The opera Will be on all week.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-11

The testimonial concert to H. s. God
dard takes place at the tabernacle to-
night. beginning at $50 sharp. The
programme is thoroughly excellent and
should attract a large number of Wis
itors as well as Mr.. Goddard's hosts
of local friends
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-11

''Corisnton," the Aztec romance bv
o.. Z. Bean, viii have it's first hearing
on any stage tonight at the Salt Lake
theatre. The advance sale has been
heavy The attraction runs throughout
the week.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-11
AmHSemeHts,

VS.-
The Conservative, 1902-03-13

and ants are conspicuous elements of
the food. During summer many grass
hoppers and crickets, as we'll as leaf
hoppers and other bugs, are also eaten.
Among the flies were a number Of rob-
ber flies-insects which prey largely
upon other insects, especially honey
bees, and which have been known to
commit in this way extensive depreda-
tions. 1t is thus evident that the king
bird by destroying these flies actually
does good work for the apiarist. Nine
teen robber flies were found in the
stomachs examined. A few caterpil-
lars are eaten, mostly belonging to the
group commonly known as cutworms,
all the species of which are harmful.
About 10 per cent of the food consists
of small native fruits, comprising some
twenty common species of the roadsides
and thickets, such as dogwood berries,
elder berries, and wild grapes. The
bird has not been reported as eating
cultivated fruit to an injurious extent,
and it is very doubtful if this is ever the
case, for cherries and blackberries are
the only ones that might have come
from cultivated places, and they were
found in but few stomachs.''
The Conservative, 1902-03-13
Many have rushed
to the defense Of
vivisection, with
vIvISECTION.

out, however, answering the main criti.
cism. 1t is by no means certain but
that where new theory is to be tested
and where trial must be made before
a physician or surgeon would dare to
apply the principle in his practice, vivi-
section of dumb brutes, humanely con-
Quoted, is justified; but in ninety per
cent of cases this is not the object of
the butchery. Animals are tortured by
thousands each year in the colleges,
simply to demonstrate that the lecturer
is telling the truth-which no one has
any reason to doubt. Nerves are sew
cred, eyes removed, joints dislocated,
brains exposed, spinal cords "tapped"
and lungs pierced, not to establish or to
controvert any new theory, but simply
to show the students that the professor
knows whereof he speaks, and for the
further doubtful purpose of making the
lectures attractive and interesting"
This is not scientific research; it is
The Conservative, 1902-03-13
Nebraska n o w
protects birds which
are "attractive in
BIRDS.

appearance or cheerful in songs" From
sentimental point of view this protec-
tion extended to the bird which pleases
the eye or the ear, seems delightful, but
research establishes the fact that there
are useful birds which are worthy of
protection simply because they aid the
agriculturalist and arboriculturalist, and
casting aside all sentiment, are entitled
to the utmost consideration on account
of the good work they do in destroying
insects. Prof. F. E. L. Beal, B. S.,
assistant ornithologist of the biological
survey, has examined the stomachs of
5000 birds and determined their virtue
as promoters of agriculture from the
number of insects contained therein.
Results prove that the birds about the
average orchard are worth as much to
the owner as is the average hired man.
1t is interesting to note that many birds
formerly in disrepute, are proven to be
of the utmost value to mankind. For
instance of the pugnacious "King
Bird" or "Bee Bird" as he is some
times called on account of his supposed
appetite for honey bees (Which by the
way has been proven to be base
slander) Prof. Beal says:
"The insects that constitute the great
bulk of the food of this bird are nox-
ious species, largely beetles-May
beetles, click beetles (the larva of
which are known as wire worms), vice.
wills, which prey upon fruit and grain,
and host of others. Wasps, wild bees,
The Conservative, 1902-03-13
In Mexico de-
nomina t ally,
money is the same
as in the United
MEXICAN
FINANCE.

as III Cne OnlCeu
States that is to say, it is counted in
dollars and cents, the first being called
"pesos," and the latter "centavos."
This system was established by law
which took effect iu 1890. Paper money
in circulation in the republic of Mexico
is in notes of the National Bank of Mex
the banks of London, Mexico & South
America, all passing at par. However,
there are exceptions as to some of the
state banks beyond the limits of the
state where it is issued, but then at only
slight discount. American national
bank notes and greenbacks are alwaysat
premium in the republic of Mexico.
Exchange on New York commands
premium, and exchange on London
commands bigger premium. One Of
our party during recent sojourn in
Mexico had exchange on London which
brought far greater premium than was
paid for exchange on New York.
The rate on letters from Mexico to the
United States and Canada, is cents
for each half ounce
Postage. or fraction thereof
To all points in
Mexico the rate is cents; to all other
countries in the Postal Union, 10 cents.
Registration fee is 10 cents. Rates
on newspapers is 1 cent for each
two ounces or fraction thereof; other
printed matter 1 cent per ounce and
three-fourths or fraction thereof to the
United States and Canada, and cents
to European countries. The limit of
weight of printed matter is "A pounds.
In the larger cities there is regular
system of delivery by carriers, and
letter with its proper address will be de-
livered promptly.
The Conservative, 1902-03-13
The facility with
which Colonel Bry-
an reduces the list
of possible candi-
REDUCING
THE LISTS.

dates for the Presidency in the ranks of
the democrats is most admirable. 1t is
however only fair to state that the edi-
torial assassination of Hill and other
prominently named candidates from day
to day is not alphabetically arranged,
because Of personal considerations for
those whose nomenclature is initiated
by the second letter of the alphabet.
The Conservative, 1902-03-13

When Senators
SWEET DREAMS. Manderson and
Paddock forced
through bill to admit the machinery
for the Nebraska sugar factories free
Of duty, they played upon the patri-
otto feeling of the country, more par
ticularly Nebraskans, by assuring them
that with the beet sugar factories
once established, and properly pro-
tected, this country would shortly
export sugar to the uttermost parts of
the world. The fact is that the sugar
interests never intended to make beet
sugar as a business; that machinery
was imported not to gather sweetness
from the beet, but to manufacture
protection and bounties for the
sugared interests. Of course the
thought that we were to sweeten the
worlds tea, coffee and cakes was
pleasant one and the farmers dream
of raising fabulous amounts of beets
and selling them for equally fabulous
sums, while the ships of all nations
came in an unbroken procession to
bear away their granulated burdens
and leave instead cargo of gold was
with no attempt at RIGHTEOUSNESS
a sweet one. but the cold. hard fact
of the matter is that beet sugar
making was never instituted for any
other purpose than that of arraying
the people upon the side of the sugar
coated concerns by leading them to
believe that little protection"
would make this country one vast
lump of sweetness with the volcanoes
spouting taffy, and syrup running in
rivulets from the Rock candy Noun
tains to the granulated plains below
But dreams 60 by contraries, and af-
ter years Of protection and feeding
upon bounties, we find the beet-sugar
still an "infant", and a puny one at
that, but it has served it's purpose by
leading the farmers of the west to the
polls to favor the protection" of
sugar-which was all that it's pro-
moters intended.
The Conservative, 1902-03-13
Che Conservative.

simply illustrating lecture by the en-
ployment of living, suffering animals,
instead of inanimate drawings and
models.
The Conservative, 1902-03-13
The Massachus-
etts democrats have
cast free silver in
to Boston harbor,
DECLARED
THEMSELVES.

to weigh down the obnoxious tea
dumped there by their ancestors many
years ago. The same principle of cast.
ing off the CALLING yoke placed upon
them by dictator applies to this recent
Boston free silver party, as was shown
by those who attended the Boston tea
party, more than a century ago, for
both events were the beginning of the
end of an over-bearing rulers reign.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-02
Sarusari sanser9or.
Sim %. @|ai finbet ser MusFus mad
Sahton ftatt.

Ser vSarugari Sdnser9or" bat
ieinen Mai=aasHus na9 Oaptom, o.,
auf Sonntag, 25. Mai, anberaumt,
unO miro bic Gabrt Morsens z rlb,
in einem @rtrasuse antrsten. Nn bem
Gusfuse betbeilisen fig bic actiben
unb paiiipen Witslieber bes Wereins
unb Sebermann 1T CUR Sbeinabme
freunoli4f einselaben.
Sas betreffenoe gonite bat um=
failenbe Torbereitungen setroIfen, INN
einen duBerif genuBrei6en 8erlauf Der
Sdngerfa1rt berii9ern su t0nnen.
5abrfarten iinb gum preiIe bon
$3.50 fir Sebermann bur9 Ottmar
aeller, 2l7 8. Waibinston Str, ober
bur9 iebes anoere Wtitslieo bes 8er=
ems su besieben. 9ie Sidets beiiBen
oreitdsise &iidfabrtssiil.isfeit fir ale
2iiQe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-02
Sies mna Sas.

Someit finb 100 bon ben 2OC
gaupldben auf Dem Serritcrium De,
Commercial Glub=6abrit-Y t-Yoritaot on.
eefauft iporben, uno tperoen Die mod
iibiisen, .penn bon bem getreffsnber
setpiinidt, auf Abidlass5abluns bir
pertauft (In3ablung $40, monatl
3abluns s10.) Sisie Iersiinitisune
miro jsboa nur fur 2 Wo6en 8altis,
felt baben benn bonn Is. Wtai al
miro Der preis Der einselnen gaupldb,
auf je $3.50 erb0bt perben.
Sm 9eutiden Sauie FAM
seifsrn Nbeno Die G9lubfeier bes gen'
tral college Of Dentiitrp fatt.
Nm Greitaa 80. Wiai, tpirf
Die Snbianapolis 2ose No. z Del
&nisbts of Sioelitp in ibrem Saupt'
quartisre ibre jdbrli9e semiiiblid;
abenbunterbaltuns fur Serren beran'
falten. Sabei miro elm $350s@eipanr
gum 8eifen oes Witttpen- unb gBaiIen.
neutrality-suspicious. ausselOOit ueroen
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-02
y&ider" anf allen seitem.
Die bpIbe 8eibIi9feit Iieft Der SebDrbe fir
SffsntIi9e 8erfs bic 9epiten.

9ie Offite Der gebDrbe fir OHent=
li9s Weife mar bsute 8ormittas biz
gu iArer duBerfen SIP uno Stsb=@a=
pacitdt auf ben lebten YlaB sefiillt.
Wednnlein unb @eiblein tparen aus
allen &esionen Der Staot eriaienen,
UNI sesen Die bon Der gebDrbe pro-
jectirte 8erbeherung semiiier Strasen.
in tpelden fie pohnen ober in tpelden
iie @runoeisentbum beiben, su pro=
teifiren.
@as ben bo6erabisen 8rab Der
v3iderei" anbstrifft 10 ift Die holbe
@eibli9teit ben 8ertretern bes mdnn=
liden Geiale6ts mas r6iristeit" an=
betrifft bel @eitem iiber.
Sold cine suiiden 80 unb so SAB re
itebenbe Grunbeisentbiimerin bat ge=
w0bnlid srauenbaft bisl Saare auf
ben 3dbnen unb beIibt cine GENTLE
@nersie, uel9e fie ni4t serabe f90n
madt, aber fur9terresenb tpirb. tpent
fie losplabt. gBenn aber bann 3 nit
8lhdssiitern eeieanete Damen auf ein=
mai pOr Der Se60rbe eriaeinen, um 5ll
fiden, bann bat es einfa6, pie 5on.
Sauerrampfer iasen piiroe, useIdeat"
Oieies mar beute 9ormittag Der SalI.
gs banbelt iid um Berbeilerunsen bon
nabffebenben GtraBen uno &emon=
itrantsn waren in 9iille uno JiQe 3I=
9esen.
Mi9tsbef fOwsniger bei6lOB Der &ath
bod bic Ierbefsrunsen folsenoe,
StraBe bor3unebmen:
10. @traBe bon Sort Wapne biz
Maha9uietts glpenue nit Nspbalt,
8ermOnt StraBe, bon gait Biz giOble,
Sol5pfIaiter. 8nrtb 4penue, bon See.
der big &apmono Strabe, Gement.
Seitenwese, gtOrtl StraBe, bon gaii
biz NableStrabe. 9Ol3blodpflaiteru
Sie seplante @erbeheruns fOlsenbel
StraBe tuurbe ieoOd einitipeilen ber.
i4oben:
gasmortb Strabe, bon Sem Oor
biz Iermont Str. uno Siase Strabe
bon Sem Oorf Bis Ohio Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-02
gsriunal= =yiuti,sn.

Sran 6 aroline 6 m B arb 1, Die
liebensuiiroiJe Satin bes 9errn Sobn
gmfarbt uno suslei9 bic iprad= uno
iariftgsipanote Prdiioentin oes Sdwa.
bif4sn Samen-gereins empfins seitern
anldBlid ibtss 8eburtstages 3ablreiae
@ratulationen uno man4es finnise
@ei6ent. Vim Ibeno bate oas Ge.
burtstasstino Die Greuoe, ale feline
nd9fen Anseb0rieen, um ii9 bereint
su ie5en. = Oieies mar Die f90nite
Geburtstassfreube.
SIM Nlter bon Al Sabren III geitern
&beno Serr 6eorge 8oigbt
tpel9er friiber in Der Some 8rauerci
bei9dtfigt mar, na9 LANCER 3ranfbeit
in ieiner Wobnung an Der Union
Ctr. SO. 1912 aus bem 2sben ge=
fhieben. gr binterldBt auBer ieiner
@itttpe nod einen SD6n uno einen
6reunbesfreis, tpel9er fein 9inidei=
Den aufri9tig beoau:rt.
Die 5ablrei9en Greunbe bes Serrn
Otto Sientb q | bon Go. 1105
9. @sit Str. iperoen nit 8ebauern
Die Sunbe bernebmen, baB bemielben
am seitrigen gbenbe feline Satin
gmilie in benz friben @lter bon 80
Sabren bur9 ben Spb entrifen tpOr=
ben lit.
Die geeroisung fincet am SOnntas
Na6ntittas bont Srauerbauie aus ftatt.
Sm pfarrbauie Der 1. &ef. Stride,
so. 621 Oft Sbio Str, tpurben am
Wtittwo4 slbeno Serr 8eo. SO m.
BrOmn uno SRI. Nnna2lau s
our9 Serrn Yaitor 6. Wiiner in Die
Geiieln Der gbs sei9miebet, Die
boffentlib aus &Dien obne ale Sornen
befe6en merben.
Seute Nadmittas fanb bonn Srau=
er6alie an Der Siio gaft Strabe aus
Die 8eeroisung beg am Sienitas per=
itorbensn Serrn 90 nj. 6. &linf.
bes langidbrisen Witgliebes bes Siio=
ieite Surnpereins uno 8atten Der prd=
fioentin DEG Samsnpersins, itatt.
@dbreno Der 2eiaen3us on Der Siib-
ieite Surnballe uorbeisos, tpurben biz
6abnen auf oerielben, um au9 elm
fidlbares 3eiden Der Srauer gu scben,
auf 9albmaf nieoerselafen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-02
Sn 1904 finbet Die Weltaus.
fellung in ct. 2ouis
II 4

ct. 2ouis, Wto., 2. Nlai.
giner seifern Ibeno BON OaSib q.
Srancis, benz Yrdlioenten Der ct.
Souls Weltausiteluns sema9ten gr.
fldrung su 6olse, baben bic Sirectoren
Der Iusfelluns bei9lOfeu, bieielbe
erif i'm Sabre 1904 ab3ubalten.
ebarles 2ray wirb ni6t
aus9elie ert.
Wafbington, 2. Mai. Oas
Staats Separtement empfing beute
bon Der meritanii9en @eeieruna bic
Utittbeilung, oab Der in st. &ouis
tpesen grpreiiuns sepiini9te Gr=
Staotratb CHARLES &raB ni9t ausss=
liefert tperoen tpiirbe.
Ser stusliefsrunssuertras 3uii9en
Werico unb ben @ereirlisten @taaten
entbdlt teinen paraerapben, mel6er
fi4 auf perionen besiebt, Die iit in
nmtliter gigeni6aft grpreHunsen gu
S4uloen fommen lieBen.
6 BATTER mieberer mGblt.
W beelinG %. 3d., 2. Mai.
Die r4malgamateo Qlh'n. gonpen=
tiOn" bielt beute ibre S9luBIibuns ab.
prdfoent Sbaffer wuroe iuieberer=
tpdblt uno iein. 9ei9dftsfiibruns be,
gereinisung uuroe inoofiirt. Ois
nd9He Sabres=gonbention mirb in
Columbus, 8. absebalten perben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-02
0ermania Yart gerein.

Sn Der seifsin Mbenb in Der 6aIe
beg llnabb. Surnpereins abgebaltenen
gorfanbs @eriammlung oes obisen
Tereins ipuroe sunddft Dem allsemeinen
geoauern iiber bas unernartete Mb=
leben Der @ereins=Naitators uno =@ol=
lectors, 0errn Wm. 6. 2lint, Mus=
brud perlieben. NuBerbem ipurbe aber
nit @enutbung conitatirt, baB bic Wit-
slieberaabl bes Nereins in ftetisem
@a9stbum beariffen iit. Sn Der se-
ftrisen Sibung tuuroen allein 40 neue
Witslieoer aufaenommen. Der gor=
ffanb bei@lob, fobalo als m0slia. einen
g1aafOlser fir 0errn 2lint an3ufelIen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-02
Cine amiresenSe Seene In Ser
Snbiana Natiomal 8amf.
Der Sisb zines Golb>gertifieats prcmpt
feitsebalten.

Gin 8urI6e, Namsns George So6n=
Jon, Deriu9te beute Nu9mittag elm
s50-GOlo=gsrtificat, tpeldes er aus Der
Office Der 6irma Wtait unb @laB an
Der 0ireinia Qpenue am 8ormittns
geitOblen bate, 3u beriilbern. Die
8atf mar ieoo9 bereits BON Dem
Sisbfabl berftdnoigt unb lieB ben
Sieb bur9 ibren pribat=p poii5iiten
Seppen berGaften.
gr tuollte entflie6en, rannte aber
Direct in oas Si9erbeits-8etuOlbe unb
iaB bann bort pie Die Maus in Der
Sale.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-02
Stalien.
Sie riben Offisiere in
gien gelegt.

8enebis, 2. Miai, Ser ameri=
faniI9e &reuSer p@bicasO" oampfte
beute na4 Srieit ab. gr bate Die
Sffisiere, tuelde wesen Griebens-
itOruns unb Wioeritano aesen Die po=
li3ei berurtbeilt, bonn GOnig aber be-
snaoi9t moroen tparen, an 8orb.
Capt. Sapton lieb bieielben iofori
in giien lesen. Sic weroen ii9 pOr
einem &riessseriGt au perantporten
haben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-02
@etser=Tereim.

Der nWeBaer Yerein" nabm in
ieiner eeitrisen Notwithstanding,
Die BEL gutem geiude i'm 2oeale bon
Ottmar Seller itattfanb, smei neue
Witslisber in ben gerein auf. Gin
Ganoibat wuroe CUR Nufnabms borse=
i9lasen.
Ser Ierein beihloB, iid an benz
6adeljuge sur Geier Der Wonument=
ginmeibuns am Is. Mai 81 betbsilisen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-02
Die vSnoiama Srut GOmpamB''
llnb ibre neusn, slesanten &aumIi9tsitsn.

Die ySnbiana Sruft Company. bat
nunmebr ben geiamnlten eriten Stod
ibres @ebdubes an Waibinston Str.
unb 8irsinia glbenue fir ibre eisensn
=@dumli9feiten einseri6tet.
9tit oieier Ieuerung 1T Elm tiinit=
lerii9es Wert seihaffen, oas an pra9t
unb glesan3 ben @erslei6 nit ben
SfIice-@inri9tunsen ieoer Sruf=@Om=
panp ODER 8ant i'm @eifer ausbalten
fann. 3uslei6 finb biermit Die Of=
fice= &dumli9teiten Der Stabt um tpei=
tere bon bo9mooernen Stile berei9ert,
beiiien pra9t man nod Dor tpenigen
Sahren faum fir mO9li9 gebalten
bdtte.
Der cine ginsans in @aibinston
Str. fiibrt 81 idmntliden Office
&dumen. S9were eiIerne Sbiiren
trennen ben Sauptraum bon benz
breiten Corridor. Ser &aum our Sin.
Ten bes @insanes iit fir Die @parfai=
len=Ibtbeiluns iotpie fir bic priDat=
Bureaus bes prdfioenten ,inb @6ab=
meilters beltimmt.
llnmittelbar bel Der Sbiire befirbet
fi1 Elm prddtiger, aus Gun SOmingo
WtabasOnp=SOla uno SrOnse sefertis=
ter S9reibtii6, an Dem Seoermann bic
n0tbise @usfunft iiber Die @eiddfts=
rdnme, Die er iu6t, erbalten fann.
Der hobe, reid ausseltattete &aum
ielbt 1T in sriinem Wlarmor, grOnse
unb Mabasonp BON San Domingo se=
balten. Der GuBboben iit aus tpeibent
MarmOr gefertigt.
@erabe sur &e9ten oes fir SnfOr-
matiOnsawefe beitimmten Sdreibtii9es
beiinbet ii@ bas Bureau bes prdiiben-
ten, prdatig ausseitattet, bas an bic
Bureaus oes SaaBmeiiters unb 8ice=
prdfibenten srenst.
Nm rei5ooaifen ausseifattet ilt uobl
Die fir Die Damen beitimmte 9lbtbei=
lung. es 1T bies bic grObe GrOntede
bes &aumes on Der Gillette, nd9ft Der
@aibinston Ctr. Sic Eanien tOnnen
1bireft bonn @ingans in bieien beion=
beren &aum selaneen unb brauden
baber ni4t our6 zines Der Separte=
ments gu seben. mo- iib mdnnli9e
&unoen ooer Inselteute aufbalten.
Sieie ginri4tuns biirfte ben Oamen
duberif willf0mmen iein. Ser &aum,
in WabaaOnp gebalten unb milf foft=
barren Yortieisn berieben, madt nit
ieinen S9muf 8eeenitdnben
nnb vNippes" gans ben anbeimelnben
@inorud zines pripaten rparlors.
| Gin Soilette=&aum fotpie Selepbon
1T sleidfalls pOrbanoen, = fur3 es iit
Naes seideben, um bic 6rauen=Nbtbei=
lung 10 einlabenb pie m6sli9 5u na=
den. 8On fiiniieriib bobem @ertbe
iinb Die Seforationen.
Sas porberri9enbe Clement biloet
glfenbein, mas fid nit Der 8ronae
nno bem tisfsn &otb bes Maboaonp
gu elmer duBerf ftimmunsspollen
@eIammtpirfung pereint.
Gin beionoerer qertb lit aud auf
bic elettriide 8eleu6tuna selegt mor=
ben, 10 baB ale &dumIi9teiten ftets in
Sasesbelle erifrablen.
Die &dumli1teiten Der Sruf=gom=
panp auf Der re4ten Seite bes 9aupt=
gangs biloen f6on ieii lanse einen Nn=
siebunsspunft fir Jremos, ba fie i'm
&ufe iteben, 81 ben idOniten bes @e=
ifens 3u aeb0ren.
Sie formelle gr0Hnuns Der neuen
&dumlidfeiten finoet am Wontas, ben
5. Mai, fatt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-02
@Oblamf nod setrmmfem Ssm
fnafelmSen @eim!

Serr Sulius g 4uller, Der
tpeir= uno botplennerifdnbiee grfri=
i9ungsratb bon Der yloro Werioian
$40. 90 bat cine Maienbptple eebraut,
tpel4e, ME Die beneioenswertbea 2eute,
ipel4e BON oerielben sefoffet ba5en,
beridten, geraOe 81 berrli4 isin iOQ.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-02

gBir lenten bic fpeaielle Nuf=
merfiamteit unierer 2eier auf biz
9lnseige Der people's Outfits t.
ting Go. 1875 Wef @aib=
ingtpn Str. Diefe Sirma offeriri
beufe, 10 tpie ieoen Samifas, siniae
Wertbe Die i'm wabren Slime bes
Wortes Bargains" fino.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-02
Tram Stuart Sem Sooe mnbe.

6rau Gatie Stuart bon Der 90. IL
Ctr. SO. 710 tpelde am Wtitttpo6
Gbeno IN 6olse zines Strabenbabn-
llnfalles f9per berleBt tuuroe, befinbet
fi9 in iebr beoentlidem 3uitanbs. Si'
bat eiren S9doelbrud erlitten uni
wiro i'm Saufe bes Na9mittass
pperirt tperoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-02
0armgart Gdmger6or.
NufQepaktl

Naai=ausHua am 25. Mai, Morssns
z ubr, in einem grtragsug na4 Dap
ton, 8. 3etour-8idets 81 $3.50
babsn breitdgige Giltisteit fir ale
3iise. Sifets fur Sebermann erbdlt-
tid bel 8. 2eller, No. 217 Ofi
Waibinston StraBe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-02
9oeal= olitii9es.

@r poliseiri9ter Charles e..
6 or hat fid als @anoioat auf benz
bemofratiiAsn Sidet fir Stats
Inwalt angemelbet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-02
S1.25 Cincinnati u. anriid. S1.25
8ia 6. 8. & o.
&nrtftao 4 TJ}ni

Speciellsr Sdnel3ua, nur in @ufb=
bile, @onnersbille unb 0amilton an=
haltenb. Mbfabrt pom Union Babn-
bof um 7:15 llbr 8ormittaes. @id-
fabrt BON Cincinnati 6:20 ubr Mbenbs.
8aiebalipiel, Cincinnati bs pittsburs.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-02
WanoaIta &tnte.
s1-Serre 9aute uno 5mriif-S1
Gnnntno ron A mo;

SpIHlag, Oell 4. U(al.
Spesialsus perldBt Snbianapolis
7.25 llbr Tornittass. &nffabrt bon
Serre Saute 7.30 llbr Mbenos.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-02

Mreaoe &metpe, s. 2Netex,
SO 1tr8tmta abe. 9eI. 2599.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-02

tmportirte Trantfurter nit @auer-
traut Ober 2artoifelialat, iomie bic
feinifen @etrdnfe ffets on Qano, AZ bis
46 @ef Ohio @trabs.