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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1902-12-16

Mems felt shoes, boots and slippers
Iebber soles and heels same as leath r
cold weather comforts. f. c. Robins &
Sharp County record., 1902-10-24
HARDY ITEMS.

Thousands Of peach trees will
be planted this winter in the vi
cinity OF Hardy.
j. w. Park viii, ship a large
number Of Mammoth Black Twig
apples to New Orleans.
Haywood McCaleb left Monday
morning for Williford, where he
will clerk for Yates & Co.
Every day now apple barrels
are being hauled out in which to
ship Sharp county's crop OF big
red apples.
Saturday the examination Of
Glenn Endicott was concluded,
and Justice Halliburton held him
for the grand jury in S4OO bond
Mr.. Endicott promises additional
evidence for the grand jury which
will clear hi n completely.-Her
aid.
Sharp County record., 1902-10-24
Wants Better Agricultural Department.

President Hartzog, of the Uni
versity of Arkansas, earnestly
urges the strengthening and
broadening Of the agricultural
department of the university. He
thinks that the department is
doing excellent work so far as its
limited equipment and small
teaching force will permit, but he
is of the opinion that the depart.
ment needs many additions to
make it measure up to the stand
ard of similar institutions in other
states. President Hartzog favors
the addition of q dairy building,
equipped with machinery to teach
scientific butter making and
cheese making. He favors the
addition of a veterinary building
to give students clinical practice
in the treatment of horses and
cattle. Every agricultural COL
lege in the south except Arkan-
sas sustains good dairying and
veterinary divisions. These in
dustries are of too much import
ance to be slighted. President
Hartzog thinks, too, that Farm
ers' Institutes should be held
wherever desired by a commune
ity. He believs that the agricul-
tural professors and experiment
station workers should 60 out
and meet the farmers face to face
and deliver addresses on insect
pests, Texas fever, fruit culture,
fertilizers, hog raising, dairyln9
and a thousand other subjects o1
practical value to farmers. Pres
ident Hartzog thinks that TIE
lecturers sent out by the Univer-
sity should not receive any extra
compensation for this work. Il
could be done during the sum-
mer, and would not interfere
with their classroom work.
Sharp County record., 1902-10-24
THE RAILROAD SURVEY.

The northern corps of Rock Is
land surveyors moved their camp
from Lanton to this place We'd
nesday. The survey will reach
Salem about Saturday, it at pres
ent being about two miles north
Of Salem on South Fork. The
route is very satisfactory to the
engineers.
The southern corps are on the
John Short farm twelve miles
southeast of Salem. They are
making slow progress and when
Captain Clark reaches Salem he
will run on until he meets them.
The two surveys will meet next
week.
Indications are very favorable
for the building of the road and
Salem is certainly rejoicing
Salem Banner.
Sharp County record., 1902-10-24
CAVE CITY.
items Of Interest from The Stirring Cap
itol Of Cave.

itol Of Cave.
Everybody at work.
L. S. Nichols is up again.
The weather continues fine.
w. 7. Horn made a business
trip to Evening Shade Monday.
j. j. T. McAdams made a busi-
ness trip to Batesville Monday.
Prof. Chas. Grisham of Sidney
was here on business Saturday.
Chas. Pool visited his parents
at Sandtown Saturday and Sun
day,
Several of the young people
attended the bapti2ing at Big
Creek Sunday.
Drury Adams was here Tues
dag, representing the White
River Grocer Co.
Prof. George Flanery has ac-
cepted a position as counter
hopper" for j. A. Laman.
Rev. Minus Butler preached a
very interesting sermon here
Sunday. Rev. Brown preached
Sunday night.
DR.. Will Tibbles and wife Of
Reeds Creek, and DR.. Charles
Tlbbles and wife of Calamine
were visiting here Sunday.
j. M. Laman and wife Of Fate,
Texas, are visiting relatives and
friends here. Mr.. Lamar says
times are prosperous in Texas.
Miss Dora Stanfill and James
Spots of Reed, Peter Watkins
of Maxville, May Morris and Ef-
fie Jones of Clarkson, Oscar Cor.
dell of Shelbyville and Lizzie Al.
lison Of Strangers Home entered
school here Monday.
Sharp County record., 1902-10-24

The negro who was burned by
a mob at Forest City the other
day could have been given legal
punishment, The dispatches say
that the circuit judge had prom
ised to convene q special term Of
court to investigate the case the
day following the one on which
the negro was burned, Mob Vi
olence is deplorable and danger
Gus, and in this case, it is said,
there are doubts in the minds OF
good citizens as to the guilt ol
the negro. There is a penalty
for every crime, and justice car
be dealt out to every offender oI
the law without the service oI
the mob. There is but little
logic in breaking the law your.
self in order TO punish a crime
The law and its officers can metC
out justice in all cases, if tho
mob will just step aside.
Sharp County record., 1902-10-24
George W. Donaghey, a Cor

George W. Donaghey, a Con-
way contractor, who was one of
the original capitol commission
ers, has proposed to Gov, Davis
that he would erect the proposed
new statehouse for one million
dollars, upon the plans drawn by
architect George r. Mann, and
says that he would give adequate
bond for the performance of the
contract. Mr.. Donaghay says
that architect Days figures, to
the effect that the building could
not be built for a million dollars,
represented eastern prices and
did not represent the true con-
ditions here. Anyway contractor
Donaghay is willing to enter into
bond for the performance Of the
contract at million dollars, and
must know what he is doing
The governor has taken no &C.
ton in the matter.
Sharp County record., 1902-10-24
INNOCENT VICTIMS.

A story comes from Amity, q
small village in south Arkansas tc
the effect that one Frank Sanders
died there recently and en- hi;
deathbed confessed that he killed
his father-in law, one Isaac Wild
ner, some years ago.
1t appears that the widow Of
the murdered man and her son
were convicted of the crime and
sentenced to twenty-one years in
the penitentiary.
The poor woman died inside
the walls, and the son, after serv.
ing some years, was pardoned.
In his confession Sanders said
these people were entirely inno-
cent.
Thus must we charge another
crime to the ignorance of the law.
The poor woman who died in
the penitentiary had no influ-
ential friends and was too poor to
employ the best counsel. Circum-
stantial evidence was relied upon
and the jury returned a verdict
Of guilty.
If the men who sat on that panel
are living today they will no
doubt feel a remorse that is be-
yond expression for having con-
demned an innocent being to
such a death as this woman died.
Circumstantial evidence is good
in some cases, but it is better
that a hundred guilty men should
go unpunished than that one in
nocent person should be made to
suffer.-Arkansas Democrat.
Sharp County record., 1902-10-24

Jim Younger, who with his
brother Cole Younger, was few
months ago paroled from the
Saltwater, Minnesota, prison, af-
ter having served twenty-five
years of a life sentence for depre-
dations committed in the seven
ties, committed suicide at st,
Paul, Minnesota, on the morning
of the 10Th inst, by shooting
himself through the head with a
pistol. The ex-desperado was
respondent over continued i'll
health, and because he could not
procure license to marry the
woman he loved. The attorney
general of the state of Minnesota
held that Younger could moi
marry, as he was legally dead,
Sharp County record., 1902-10-24
Cures Rheuarnatissn and
CatarraIi. Medicine sent
free.

Send no money-simply write and
try Botanic Blood Balm at our ex-
pense. Batanlc Blood Balm B. b.
b. kills or destroys the poison IN
the blood which causes the awfu
aches IN the back and shoulder
blades, shifting pans, difficulty in
moving fingers, toes or legs. bone
pains, swollen muscles and Joints OF
rheumatism, or the fonl breath,
hawking, ppittlng, droppings IN
throat, bad hearing, sppcks flying
before the eyes, all played cut feelN
ing of cararrh. Botanic Blood
Balm has cured hundreds OF casea OF
30 or 40 years standing after doctors
hot springs and patient medicines
had all fallpd. Most Of these cured
patients had taken Blood Balm az
last resort. /, is especially ADVISED
for chronic decp.sealed cases, lm'
possible for any one to suffer the
agonics or symptoms of rheumatism
or catarrh while or after taking
Blood Balm. 1t makes the blood
pure and rich, thereby giving
healthy blood supply. Cures are
permanent and not patching up'
Drug stores. 81 per large BOTTLE
Sample oe Blood Balm sent free and
prepaii, also SPECIAL medical advise
by describing your trouble and wrlt'
mg Blood Balm CO Allan, Va, Ga.
Sharp County record., 1902-10-24
A Part OF the Testimony.

Mary Crump was given a di-
vorce from her husband, Jake
Crump, in south Arkansas this
week on the grounds of drunk
enness and support. 1t de-
veloped in the testimony that On
one occasion he came home SO
drunk that he sat down on red
hot stove, but it is not on record
that he urged i'll extenuation that
she made it hot for him. 1t is
evident, however, that he re-
ceived a warm reception on tha
occasion.-Arka nsas Democrat.
Sharp County record., 1902-10-24

Samuel Arnold, Y years old,
died at Masonville, Md, last
week. Arnold will be remem :
bered as having been convicted
for participating in the assassina-
ton Of President Lincoln in 1865,
with DR.. Mudd, who died several
years ago. Arnold and Mudd were
sent to the Day Tortugas Islands
fot life, bat afterwards pardon ed.
Beth of these men were uniustly
convicted. Wilkes Booth called
at Mudd's house while on his
flight from Washington, and
Mudd set his broken limb. He
did not know Booth at the time,
nor did he know until afterwards
that Booth had murdered the
president. Fearful that sum-
mary punishment would be meted
out to him, he concealed the fact
that he had reduced the fracture
of the assassin's leg until after
his arrest. This became known at
the tine of his trial, but so in
tense Was the feeling in the North
that the court convicted him.
Arnold was convicted for about
the same reason, although he
Sharp County record., 1902-10-24
Warren'S Good Opinion.

Several neighborhood papers
have been speaking in very flat
tering terms lately of the Sharp
County Record, which is we'll de-
served, and We'll warrant you,
while it will make Claude feel
awful good deep down, it won't
swell his head like it would some
others if it came the other way
MAYNARD Backlog.
Sharp County record., 1902-10-24

Last Sunday is said to be the
first real "dry" Sunday Pine
Bluff has seen in many a day.
All the saloons were closed that
day, as the result of an order of
circuit judge Grace, who says
the Sunday closing law must be
obeyed hereafter.
Sharp County record., 1902-10-24

The levying court Of Garland
county appropriated $500 to as
sist in Il county exhibit at the
worlds fair at st. Louis in 1904,
The county treasurer, on writing
to attorney general Murphy as to
the legality of the act, received
in part the following reply, "The
attempt at the appropriation,
though moved by q laudable
spirit of enterprise, was without
legal sanction"
Sharp County record., 1902-10-24

The regular republicans have
nominees for congress in six of
the seven districts of Arkansas.
The insurgcnt republicans have
-a2.anided to put out no candidates
for congress this year, and will
issue q circular advising their
adherents to stay away from the
polls November 4.
Sharp County record., 1902-10-24

Congressman s. Brundidge, in
an interview at Newport, said
that great many people in diff
ferent parts of the state are ur-
ging him to make the race for
United States senator four years
hence, but that it is too early yet
for him to say anything definite
regarding the matter. Well, we
think 50.
Sharp County record., 1902-10-24

"The editor in next issue will
tell of his trip to Heaven" is the
announcement made by the
Grand Prairie Recounter. The
Reoounter's delinquent subscrib-
ers will learn something in that
next issue.
Sharp County record., 1902-10-24

The last issue of the Marshall
Republican was a special indus
trial edition in pamphlet form,
and contained fifty pages. The
edition was replete with informa-
ton concerning Searcy county,
and the Republican is to be con-
graduated upon its enterprise,
Sharp County record., 1902-10-24

IN answer to an inquiry from
Hon. G. E. Elmore Of Mammoth
Spring, attorney general Murphy
says a justice of the peace can
not hold either the position of
road overseer or deputy county
or circuit clerk.
Sharp County record., 1902-10-24
THE RECORD.
BY CLAUDEL. COGER.

The Mammoth Spring Demo-
crat still carries "For President
in 1904, William j. Bryan Of Ne
braska," at its masthead.
Sharp County record., 1902-10-24

The Salem Banners assertion
that the ready-prints are always
up-to- date is amusing, and will
cause even the editors who use
ready-print to smile,
Sharp County record., 1902-10-24

Charles Young, a negro char
ged with assaulting and then
numbering a white woman at
Forest City, was taken from Jail
and burned by an infuriated mob
Monday night.
Sharp County record., 1902-10-24
AMONG OUR NEIGhB0RS.
Things that are Happening krovnd in
North Arkansas.

A Fulton county citizen cold
70 pigs for 5000.
| W. F. Eatman OF Min. Home
owns a 400 pound, 10-months- -old
hog.
The dam below Batesville was
completed by the government last
week.
A railroad from Pocahontas to
Newport is spoken of as proba-
bility.
A box supper at Portia for the
benefit of the Baptist church net
ted S16.10.
The Barren Fork Methodists
claim the best Sunday school in
lizard county.
1t is reported that wolvss are
killing sheep in the Hazel Grove
neighborhood.
Albert Sims has been appointed
county examiner in independence
county to succeed j. A. Wilks.
The Albright cotton gin at
Barren Fork has turned out 100
bales and expects to put up 300
more.
Champ Clark, the Missouri
statesman, contemplates buying
200 acres of fruit land near NAM
moth Spring.
Representative John H. Keel
has raised a surplus Of 5000
bushels Of corn on his farm in
Jackson county,
The Mountain View school has
fifty students from outside points,
and 100 students who live in
Mountain View.
Newport prohis have petitioned
the city council to enforce the
law against blind tigers the rest
of the present year.
For the past month the Law
renee County Bank Of Walnut
Ridge has paid daily for cotton
from $1,000 to S., 900.
Bryan Haley, a small boy at
Mountain Home, was playing
with a hotel sign, when it fell on
him, breaking his leg.
The residence of Mrs. S--N.
Pitzele was burned at Walnut
Ridge, The building cost $500,
and was insured for 81, 500.
Grover White, a 17-year-old
youth, was fined 500 at Pocahon-
tas for carrying a pistol, and has
been jailed in default of payment.
A joint stock company has
been formed for the purpose OF
developing the Romine zinc and
lead mine seven miles southeast
of Salem.
The fifth crop Of alfalfa is now
being harvested by the farmers
of this section and is making a
good heavy yield. says the New
ark Journal,
A loaded wagon from which ne
was thrown, ran over the body of
Frank Love, an S-year-old boy
in Baxter county, very seriously
injuring him.
Half a dozen ears of corn,
20 rows to the cob and 60 grains
to the row, or 1900 grains TO the
ear, have been on exhibition at
Walnut Ridge.
The Frisco road is building a
1900 foot passing track at Hoxie
and it rumored that the Thayer
or Jonesboro division will be
moved to that place.
r. P. Roberts of Salem killed a
pelican recently that measured
eight feet from tip to tip of wings.
Tho head measured a foot from
the eyes to end of bill.
7. w, McKinley of Manson,
Sharp County record., 1902-10-24
@MAo,1

This signature is on every box Of the genuine
Laxative BrOmO.Qu Quinine Tablets
ths remedy that ccsss a cold in one day
Sharp County record., 1902-10-24
foZsy's Kidney Cure
nakss EdNeys and Bladder right.

Take the Record and keep up
with the news.
Sharp County record., 1902-10-24
Jasper Hutchinson,

was entirely innocent.-Ft. Smith
Elevator.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-07-22
Mbonsale Seigbts.

Obiser biibfde Sommerbersnii=
sungsplab on capitol Qlbs. unb 26.
StraBe, erfreute ii9 aud seftern albenh
mieher, DbidOn bic @itteruns nibt bic
bette mar, zines pirtli9 iiberaus 5abl.
reiden Ysiudes. glu6 iparen bic 9ei=
ftunsen Der fir bieie gSode ensa9irten
9iinitlsr uno &iiniflerinnen in Der
Shat aus9eaei6nete, 10 bor Nlen Die
Der II Sabre altsn Mib galep, tpelde
y Sbe Sops in Blue" une vSoiepbine"
in treffli6er Weiie bortrug. Nu9 Die
8Ortrdse BON ogilp uno Siap", be-
ifebenb aus iebr biibi9en @eidnssr
uno ureomii9en anoeren Sa6en, tpa.
rem cine 9rpbe attraction. MiB 2orene
SaniOn. bic aud fir bisie @Oae ensa-
sirt 1T, fOnnte seifern ni6t bier ein=
treffen, ba fie in 2ima, O., erfranti
mar. Sic miro aber beute MDrsen er.
wartst uno ieben @5enb in oieier Mobt
auftretcn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-07-22
Yoli;eigsri@t.

Sie beutige 8eri9tslibung mar bon
turser Sauer, ba nur tuenige 6dpe bor=
la9en uno bieielben ni6t biele 3eit in
Gnipru9 nabmen. Ser lusenbliae
Daniel 8oobribse erbielt ieinen Sall
auf ben 26. os. Wlts. psridOben. Gr
1T beI9ulbist, aus bem 8ei9dft BON
SalOmOn gin3er an Der @. @aibing-
ton Str. go. 500 elm paar S9ube
ssfOblsn 81 baben. Gr miro aud in
@reenfislb tpesen Siebfabls elmer llbr
9epiini9t. 8eri6Oben tuurben ferne,
folsenes Sdlle @barles YOol, ben
26. bs. Mts., Sbierqudlsrei, &oberi
Wilburn uno Yeter @arbiIon, Sieb=
ftabl elmer 8arnitur Yferoe9ei9irr,
Gisentbum bon @barles %. &Ode.
Teller. ben 2. slusuit.
Sob Duncan unb @barles Sanders,
anseflast, oas 2Otto-Spielen befOroeri
81 6absn, tpurben beute Na6mittaa
Oor elmer Surp pro3eilirt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-07-22
San6 fir oen 9lrmee : Soften
sewanidt.

SberIt @m. Me@asten bonn 20.
Snfanterie= &egiment, Major 90. 8.
WliQer bonn Nuartiermeiifer Separte=
ment uno Sbsrit-2ieutenant Sobn 81.
@anboff iino bonn Sriessiecretdr 81
Mliielieoern elmer @ommiilion erttannt,
tpel6e Ii9 na4 bier beseben iOa, nm
9lnsebOte fir bic grienal=8riinoe ent.
9eeensunebmen. 6erner fOqen bieiel=
ben umi6au na6 sinem 2anbcompleI
balten, pel6er fir ben Militdr=Y Yoften,
Der in Der 9ia4barI9aft Won Pie,
etablirt weroen iOa, geeisnet eri9eint
Minbeitens 1000 older fino erforbsrli9
Sisielben milien in eintm nmfreis Dor
fiinfsehn Meilen bon bier bele9er iein
Die gOmmiilion miro Gnfang Gusuf
bier eintreffen unb biz gum 1. Sep
tember Dem &riessiecretdr ibren Se'
ri9t einrei9en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-07-22
6 T 4 0 d c n.

gBar 10. Ser uoblbabenbe
5armer Sobn Sumbleion ift elmer
Wunoe erleeen, tpel6er ihm elmer iei=
ner @rbeiter 5ufdaig beieebra9t bate.
Serielbe bate ibm beim Seuauflaben
nit elmer 9eugabel in ben unterlsib
seifO9en.
8eben ben & q m 3 fauf.
Wtuneie. Die Staotodter boben
ben &i sssen Die @as-@sielf@ef=
ten, meldsn iie felt swei Sabren se=
fiibrt baben, aufseaeben. Sic wsroen
Gireulare an Die Siirser srlaiisn, in
welden iie ertldren, oab Hatursas fir
Wuncie cine Sa9e lit, wel6e Der 8er-
gangenbeit ansebOrt. Sie Siirger
iOllten fia ni9t barauf perlafen, baB
ibnen i'm tpmmenben Winier Naturaas
fir SeiSunss5mede in eeniieenber
Wense geliefert meroen piiroe.
&c q bril- 9teit bes g e.
gel ports.
Peru.-Sr. 9lleranber aus ghi.
caso lit am Sonntae i'm 8aB Safe err
trunten. gr bsfano ii9 nit gerio=
men. barunter feline 6rau, in einem
SeselbOot, bas in elmer Sisfe BON 80
6uB umtippts. 9lleranber 9erietb un=
ter bas Sesel unb tOnnte fib nidt
berauswinoen. Sie anoereu Sniaiien
flammsrten ii9 on bas Boot unb muir
ben eerettet. Die 2ei9e 1T nod ni6t
sefunben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-07-22

SbI9pn 2 SnipectOren bes itdot.
@eiunobeitsamtes uno Die esiammte
tdbt. YoliSeima6t iiberal in Der
Stabt eifris nad 6rau &etta &einting
unb ibrer S9weiter 8race Stephens
eeIu9t baben, Die tpie beri6tet in Der
Sreitae gla6t aus Der 8latternparo i'm
itdot. Sospitale entflOben iino, 1T es
bod nod ni9t 9elunsen, cine Spur
Der beiben Yerionen 81 finoen, Die
taum irsenbpo unsntoedt bleiben tuiir-
ben.
Ssnn Die 6eIibter unb Sdnbe Der
beioen 6rauen iinb jeBt NIT offenen
pufeln bebedt, tpoour9 au9 Die 9ln=
itedungsgefdbr 10 groB gemaat Nib.
@eIunobeitsbeamter Or. Suehler bat
9eitern Der Staaisbs60rbe bic Slu6t
Der geioen 9emeloet uno 9lei65eitis um
Siilfe bel Der Iufipiirung aebetsn. Sie
8eiben baben Serwanbte in WDrgan
&c., uno 1T es m0sli9, baB iie ii6
oortbin se1ii6tet baben. @enn INNER
Die 8eioen pieoergefunben tueroen. t0n-
nsn iie ii6 auf Die i9drfite Strafe &C.
fast MAIDEN, ebenIo aber aud Sieieni=
gen, bel oenen iie llnteridlupf sefun=
ben baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-07-22
Yerional= =NOti;sm.

Grau Ghas. gaben, 6rau
@brif. @eBel unb So6ter Clara
reiien beuts auf 2 @o6en in Die SDm=
merfriihe na9 Sanbusfp, g., am
Grie-See.
Sm Sauie isiner Sodter Srau 81.
g. ennis in go. 627 Blate Str.
ift seitern Wor9en i'm glter bon 81
Sabrcn 3 d aria 3 9 II B, elmer
Der dltelfen geppbner BON pits
Sounibip, seiforben. Serielbe mar
in genniplpania bon beuti9en Gltern
qeboren uno 1886 nod Wtaripn
Gountp getommen, no er beiratbete
uno ieitber lebte. Stellmader bon
geruf lisB er iid auf elmer 6arm
bel Sraoers point nieber, no er
biz bor ungefdbr 5 Sabren pobnte, 30
ioel6er 3sit er nad Snoianapolis lam,
um Bel ieinen 2inoern ieinen 2ebens=
abeno gu bsi6lieben. gr mar Elm
Ulitglisb os beutiden lutberiiden
2ir6e unb binterldbt 2 SObne unb 8
S66ter.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-07-22
Sein6 nus Mtioaletomn, >.

Wlit Serrn %. 6. Gabins, Beiiber
zines Der slesantefsn grfriIdunes.
2ocale in Miobletotun, O., peilten
geltern Die Serren 2antins u. SuntleD
aus berielben Stabt unter ben Mitelie=
bern Der biefigen 6euma4er=S9ober
(Sapmafers' 2ofts) unb perbra6ten
einen iehr aneensbmsn Sag u. @benb.
Die Serren eeboren bem Mpnteauma-
Stamme Ger &otbmdnner in Mioble=
tOtun an, Der am "a. &usuft i'm
@oObsoale Sslanb part Bel Samiltrn,
O., elm srObartises picnic peranitalten
miro.
nno Bel ibrem Sieriein berbanben
iie bas 9fibli6e nit Dem Nnsenebmen;
oena eritli9 ma6ten iie erfreulibe pro=
pasanba fir bieiss picnic, stpeitena
a5er wurben lie seitern Abenb in ben
&ant Der 5eumaaer einsefiibrt, nad=
Dem lie Die betr. 9riifune beItanben.-
Sn 2-3 @o6en pirb 5err Gabino
nit einem Sonbsrausiduhe Snbianu
bereiien, um nod mebr fir bas se-
nannte picnic gu aeitirsn. 0on bie,
baben bereits nabs5u 100 Seuma9el
ibre Setbsiligun9 sugeiast.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-07-22
Tair Sanf.

Sie prima Donna Settle Bartlett
Sapis iibt aud in oieier WO9e tpieoer
cine srObe snsiebunsstraft auf bas
Publitum aus. gu Sauienoen fin=
bet ii6 basielbe in Dem berrli6en
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lauf9en. Seute Nbenb tpirb iie fol-
genbe 2ieber gum 8ortrag brinesn:
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run9 brinsen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-07-22
0ermania Yarf.

Sas uegen Der i6le4ten Witterung
idon sinisemale beridobene Sommer=
na9tsfeit bss 8ermania Part Vereins
finbet, tpenn bas Wetter einisermaben
ansenebm 1T, am morsisen Wittwo9
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reitunsen fino setrofen. 0a0se Der
Wettermann nun au9 Elm siiti9es gin=
feben baben uno - swar nibt Die
SOnns, aber ou6 ben MOnb idsinen
lahen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-07-22
Die erife iimam;isae SHlfe.
$4,000 an bic itrifenben Gruben arbeiter
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Sen frifenben Standardization in
Der Acknowledgment puroe beutt
Die erfs finan5iele Siilfe 5u tbeil,
inbem oieielben aus Der Safe bee
Qational=Serbanoes Die $50, 900 er.
bielten, tpsl6e in Der Contention fin
lie bepilligt wOrben marsn.
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Die 8eloer ME folet bertbeilt 500, SOC
9iitriet HO. l (79,500 Strifer)
$4,000 Siitriet go. z $4,000 Striter,
unb sl7, 500 Sitrict SO. 9 (52,5 SOC
Strifer).