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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-12-11

Possibly no section in Oregon is bet,
ter adapted to diversified farming than
Southern Oregon. Its latest contribu-
tion is some magnificent onions
weighing three pounds each on dis
play at the Permanent Exhibit Bu-
reau, 2l6 Washington street They
We're received this week by Secretary
Lambcrson from Brown & Sons, Of
Eagle Point, and were grown by a.
L. Hazelton.
The history of their growth is quite
interesting Five years ago, A. L.
Hazelton, then retired schoolmaster,
discovered the adaptability of the soil
for raising onions. He selected a
patch of black soil that could be irri-
gated and began raising onions on a
commercial scale, He soon found that
while nature had provided the soil
with about. the right chemical pro-
portions, that fertilizing made the
yield little short of phenomenal He
became more expert each year as his
store of experience was added to, un.
til this year, from two and one-fourth
acres, 100, 900 pounds Of marketable
onions OF the prize-taking Australian
Browns, and Southport Globe varieties
were raised. The samples received
are of the latter variety.
He has the business down TO sue.
cessful point and to see him irrigat-
ing the crop is to receive a lesson in
practical irrigation From "a fume
spigot holes turn the water into every
alternate row, when the plugs are
drawn. The commercial fertilizer
used instead Of barnyaId manure does
not contain the seeds Of weeds and
therefore is an adyant G. But what
ever weeds make thoir appearance are
cut down by two small garden plows.
The patch yielded the promoter one
cent net profit on each pound, or 800
off Of two acres and a fraction Of land.
Dozens Of other farmers along Butte
Greek in the "onion belt, " as it is
called, are following Mr.. Hazelton b
practice and producing onions nearly
as good in quality, having prohted by
his experience. The business is grow
ing to large proportions and if it in
creases at the present rate, there is
talk Of providing warehouses specially
ventilated for the storage Of the pro-
duct Instead Of supplying a small
local demand, the product would find
a market all over the Northwest, and
eventually the Middle West. 1t opens
mp new line in Oregon long list Of
products. Telegram.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-12-11
Thankssivins Dis,ribution

The pupils of the Grants Pas.
schools contributed in a very practical
way to making Thanksgiving day
worthy of its name in Grants Pass by
a distribution of useful articles to
people who are in need. The contri.
buttons were made by the pupils,
down to the smallest wee youngster of
the primary department. Each one
brought something, if no more than
an apple or potato, while some of
the individual gifts were quite gener-
GUS. The following list was included
in the collection:
EOS quarts of canned fruit.
400 pounds Of potatoes.
10 boxes of apples,
s6S pieces of clothing.
81 pairs of shoes.
90 pounds of dried fruit.
100 pounds of squashes.
10 pounds of other vegetables.
S7.62 cash.
1t was all distributed in Grants
Pass under the direction of the
Thanksgiving committee of the school.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-12-11
Lodae EIccilnns

Rogue River Camp, Woodmen Of
the World, held their annual election
of officers on Friday, evening with the
following result: G. c., ". p. shar.
mani A. L., H. j. Perdue; banker,
Walter Harmon; escort, Henry
Hitler; watchmau, W. J. Cosmcy
sentry L. Trask; manager, j. A.
Slower
Grants Pass tent No. IS, knight,
.of the Maccabees, elected the follow.
ing officers ON Thursday evening
Com, X. p. Cheshire; 1t. Com
Frank Mowers r. X. VIM. Alfred
Chap. J. w. Trefren; sergt., II. p.
Williams; lst guard, VI. NJ Luman
2d guard, T. Hyzer; sentinel, ]. L.
Nerdini picket $. V. Hamlin.
The following officers were elected
on Tuesday evening Of last week by
Thcrmopyhe lodge, knights Of
Pythias: c. c., NJ. r. Utley:V. c.,
L. Savage; PC Z. Maybee, NJ of W.
y. r. Clause, NJ of f.. J.L. Myers, X
of r & $, r. w. Williams, N at A,
Up Hale, l. g., VI. Powell, o. G.
Chas Crow.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-12-11
Thro' Train Southeast.
Northern Pacific
Burlington Route.

The st. Louis Special, the through ex-
press Of the Northern Pacific and Bur-
lington railroads from the Northwest to
the Southeast, changed time on May 4.
The trans.continental service is materi-
ally benefited, as connections for the
East and South are now made with
morning trains out OF st. Louis and
Chicago.
The 81. Louis Special now leaves
Portland, at ;25 a. M; Tacoma, 5 40
p. M; Seattle, $3.50 p. M; Spokane,
6 55 a. M; Helena, 1915 p. m. Bill
lines, z 7:00a; m.
The new card is more convenient to
most cities in the Northwest. The
train now carries standard sleeper,
tourist sleeper, dining car. chair car,
coach, and baggage car, Portland to
Kansas City without change, also free
reclining chair car, Portland to st.
Louis. 1t remains the great TIME
SAVER, as well as the only through
train between the Northwest and the
Southeast
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-12-11
The Delineator For January.

Among the noticeable features Of
the Delineator for January is its fine
cover-the first Of a series that will
continue throughout the year. The
scope Of the magazine has been gener-
ally widened, and new and valuable
material has been introduced into all
the departments Clara Z. LAughlin
begins a series Of papers entitled.
" Miladi' in which she considers the
problems and prerogatiyes Of woman.
hood Cyrus Townsend Brady il rop-
resented by one Of his famous bishop
stories. Interest is heightened in Mrs
Bars powerful love story, Thyra
Varrick' and the novel develops along
dramatic lines In Holmes the Past
and Present, Ella Butler Evans inter.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-12-11
COUGHING SPELL CAUSED
DEATH.

"Harry Duckwell, aged % years,
choked to death early yesterday morn
ing at his home, in the presence of his
wife and child. He contracted a
slight cold few days ago and paid
but little attention to it. Yesterday
morning he was seized with fit of
coughing which continued for some
time. His wife sent for physician.
but before he could arrive, another
coughing spell came on and Duckwell
died from suffocation. st. Louis
Globe-Democrat, Dec. l., 1901" Bal
lard's Horehound Syrup would have
saved him. 95c, Doc, and Sl.00 at
slower Drug Co.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-12-11
Howla nd-Cook Placers,

Arthur Rowland was in town Sun.
day from the Rowland Cook placers
ON upper Jump-oif-Joe, of which he
is the superintendent They are pip
ing steadily with abundance of water
and bright outlook for prosperous
season. The gold produced in this
mine is Of the coarse order, though
large nuggets are infrequent, and is
very pure and of high quality. The
ground is not deep and the "wash" I"
IS not large or heavy. Tho pay"
lies for the most part on the bedrock.
The mine lies well up toward the
head-waters of the creek and the
melting SHOWS furnish water for op.
Grafton until very late in the spring.
Stransky steel ware at Cramer Bros.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-12-11
Tho Weather.

The rainy weather continues and
southern Oregon is bathed in moisture
unusual in its oopiousness, Saturday
night and Sunday forenoon the rain
fairly sluicod down in torrents and
all the creeks and gulchos were run
ming full. Such rains as the present
one delight the soul of the true Web
foot, and gloe fills the heart of the
placer miner The rain is warm,
mild and not unpleasant, There is no
wind to chill, and about the only UNI
pleasant feature Of tho rain Is its
dampucss aud we don't mind that.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-12-11
Auspices of Grants Pass High School
FOR ROSE CATARRH. Hay

Use S. b. Catarrh Cure with douche
in the proportions of one tablespoon
ful to one pint Of warm water and uss
freely three or four times daily, and
take the 5. b. Catarrh cure as directed
four times daily, which will allay an
irritability of the nasal nerves and
tissues. For sale by all druggists.
Book ON Catarrh free. Address Smith
Bros, Fresuo, Gal
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-12-11

1t is with deep regret that we record
the death of our venerable and highly
valued friend and co-worker in the
cause of temperance-John Hood, who
very peacefully passed from earth on
the morning of Nov. 18th. 1902, in his
Ssd year, to receive the welcome of
We'll done, good and faithful SER
want, enter thou into the joy of thy
Lord
His faithful testimony to the cause
of temperance was source of inspira-
tion to usall. His faithful attendance
at meetings of this kind wherever
held, was..an example which we sim
cerely wish every Christian of every
name would worthily initiate, then the
cause of Christ would prosper, the
peaceful fruits of the spirit be OK
emplitied in every day life, and the
powers of darkness would be kept
back and justice and equity entroned.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-12-11
Gambler Killed at marshiield

Saturday night in the back room Of
the Caymoro saloon in Marshfeld,
Doc Englo, a gambler shot and
killed Thomas Barker, another gam.
bier.
Barker was dealing game in the
room when Engle entered. Going to
the table where the game was In pro-
gress he leaned over between two Of
the players and fired four shots in
quick succession at Barker, all the
shots taking effect. Barker was GO
years Of age and was well known on
Coos Bay Engle was arrested
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-12-11
VQ. c. z. u. Column

The regular meeting of the W. G.
L. U. will be held at the home of
Mrs. f. A. Wade, Dec. l2, at $3.50
p. m.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-12-11

Finley Peter Dame, author Of Mr.
Dooiey " and Miss Margaret Abbott,
daughter Of Mrs Mary Abbott, for.
mr!y Of Chicago, were married in
New York on Tuesday.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-12-11
Rogers IS47 Silverware

and min FoksW We
have Etc,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-12-11
As in Former Years


both nj
Plated ut
a artmento
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-12-11

sransky steel ware at Cramer Bros.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-12-11
Holiday Chinaware

are
Just take look IL 70 ora tasy line fsampes
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-12-11
What Every Boy Wants.
Stransky Steel Ware

Comes strictly under the useful presents but every good
cook knows what comfort it to have clean enameled
ware that will last, won't flake and looks we'll
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-10-07
Gin Invertebrates @emaloe.

Sn Dem S9aufeniter Der $. Size
Der 60. iit 5ur 3eit elm 8emdloe
oes ruiIii9en Wtalers 6. Stoi lnotp
auseeiteat, pel6es beoeutenoes gluf=
ieben erreot. IS felt cine ruilii9e
@inter=Scene bar. 9luf 2eitermasen
befinoet ii9 cine frObli4e So4seits=
partie, tuelde ii9, wie es l4eint, aui
Der Seimfabrt befinoet. @enn Die
6abrt au9 iiber Stof unb Stein sebt,
bas i6eert, wie es i6sint, Die She'll
nebmer an Der qartie nidt, benn iie
NGe ideinen in fr6bli6ter Stimmung
gu iein. Sc ldnser Die glide oes ge=
Idauers auf benz giloe meilen, je mebr
betommt er Den ginoruf, bab es ourt
unb ourb lebensDahr lit.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-10-07
9ie gferae=9 =9lusfeamns.

Sie biesidtrise pferbe Nusfeaung
perlpri4t 4ass, mas big oabin in oie=
Ter gesiebuna tpeitli9 bon SEEM Yort
ssbOten tuOroen 1T, nod 81 iiberbieten.
go tpsrOen 3. 9. auf unierer Iusifel=
lung m.hr &sntudper &snner gu isben
isir, als iie je i'm Waoiion Sqare Gar
ben borsefiibrt tpurbsn.
Srsi prsisri6ter tperoen borbanben
iein, tpsl9e BEL allen pferoesii6tern bes
9anb.s ibrsr Sa9tenntniie tpesen gut
angeidrieben iino. gs linb bisIes Die
Serren Meurel Yatonpi BON Netp Oorf,
@eorge 6. palmer bon Senper unb
u. 6. Iibbroote BON &anias @itp.
Cine Sauptan3iebungsfraft tpirb ieben=
faas oas Wettrennen Der Rubiun9en
auf ibren 8ron6os bilben. Sie Sub
iungen peroen nit ibren pferben am
Wontag nd9ite @o6e bier eintrsfsn.
Die gintrittspreiie fiir ben 1eitplab
unb Die Yferoe=9usfelluna tperben tpie
fOlst iein:
Gintrittspreis gum 6eifplab unb fir
ale frsi.n 8ersniisunsen 10 Gents.
Sir Die pferbe=9lusffellun9 -Inse=
meiner @intritt, Matinee, 25 Gents ;
rsierpirte Sibe 25 Gents ertra; Nbenos,
so Gents; reierbirte Sibe so Gents
srtra 2osen, elf 8Orifellunsen, bonn
Sesinn Der IusfelunJ biz gum S9lub
oerielbsm s3O-$5O, ie ua9 Der 2ase.
@lf perIonsn f0nnen in elmer 2oge
plab baben.
2ose fir ein3elnen Ha9mittas 81,
Nbenb SO.
SaiiOn=Sidets gu elf 8orfelunseu
incl. stpsi reierbirte SiBe unb @in-
tritt gum Geifplab sic. Sie Snbabsl
iol9sr Sidet5 tperben bamit W}iteliebel
ots vSorie Sbop @lubs" unb genisber
auf bem plaBe piele Pribileeien.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-10-07

Seuie MOrgen furs nod 8 llbr brad
in benz &eitaurant bon Operton 8rps.,
q. Senate 9lpe go. 1922, elm Seuer
aus, tpsldes eixen S9aben pon $500
peruria6te; oas benadbarte 6rame=
@ebdubs bon Senrp 9aserborn purbs
bis Su einem Betrage bon ettua $5C be-
f6dbigt.
I'm bieielbe 3eit tuurbe Die Seuer=
mebr nad bent 9auie BON 6. s. Warf6
on Der q. Sllinois go. 1909 serufen,
wOIelbft in Golse elmer @aiolins@rplo.
iion elm Seuer aussebroden mar.
S9aben 800.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-10-07
Mus Mr6eiter=& r=&reiien.

Sie Mit9lieoer Der gureta Spse go.
IA Der griioeridaft Der 2oconiotio=
Sei;er baben in ibrer seifern abenh
absebaltenen @siddfis 8eriammluna
einitimmis beI6loiien, fir bic ifritsn=
ben 8oblsnsrdber, besinneno am l.
October uno bis gum gnbe oes Strifes
oauernb. cine Nbgabe bon | proceni
ibrer Wo1enl0bne su entri6ten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-10-07

ginen idben, sniieBliGen SOB fanb
seifern Morsen gu friiber Stunoe
@illiam grbre6t Ser9t, Der 20=jd5 d5rige
uno gu ben f60nitsn Soffnunsen be-
redti9enoe So6n Der @beleute 6reberid
uno Gatbarine perst bon glO. 1924
Sf WaibingtOn Str.
Der iunse Mann, Der iid- gum Me=
daniter beranbiloen ipolts, nor in bem
&unoi6uppen, b. B. Der 6 2ocOmotiben=
Werffatt Der Yanbanole 8abn als
8ebiilfs beibdftist uno bort puroe er
9efern Wor9en furs na9 3 lhr ndb=
reno Der grbeit plOBl:9 uno auf tlds=
lide Weiie eet0btst.
Gin eleetrii6er Strom, Der i'm bur9=
fubr, tOotete ben Sunglins ndmlid Dor
ben 9lusen ieiner entiebten Irbeitsge=
nolen, Die erit Sum SeipuBtisin beg se=
i6ebenen un9liifs tamsn unb Serat gu
belfsn iu6ten, ais es leioer 81 ipdt mar.
Sie gans genduen @in3elbeiten Dee
| idrsdli6en lln9liidsfalleS in @rfabrunq
gu brinsen, mar nod ni6t m0sli9, oo
Die 8eaTten in Dem &unofAuppen er.
tldrten, lie tsnnten bieielben ni9t.
Sod puroe ermittslt, bas Serst uno 2
anbers Irbeiter beauftra9t tporoen mo.
rem, cine i9were giienitanse, Die 81
elmer electrii6en Gar fiir 2ocomotiDen'
8erlabuns etc. geh0rte, bon oieiel
3roaep=@ar berunter5unebmen uni
na9 eiuem anoeren Sbeile Der Werf
ftatt 81 ihaffsn. I'm bieie Stanse 81
entfernen bs5m. los5ul0ien, mar Ser9
nun auf einen SampfteHel binaufee
tlettert. @r periu6te Die II SUB lang
| Stanee bon oem Srollep heruntersu
beben, um lie oann leinen untenlte6en
Den Wtitarbeitern su rei9en. Sabe
9erietb er aber nit Dem 9afen an Den
oberen gnbe Der Stanee iiber elmer
If6lsat iiolirten, i9merselaoenen elsetr
2eitungsorabt uno - ir, nd9fei
Mu9enblide mar Der jun9e Wann elm
2eihe. Ser electr. Strom bate ihi
sstOotst. glls feline entieBten Mitar
better Der Strom abitellteu, fiel ieil
2ei6nam au ibnen bsrab.
Ser Coroner, Der bena4ri9tist NOR
ben mar, iibertuies ipdter Den tiefbe
tiimnlerten gltern unb Nngeb6rigel
ben 2ei4nam oes Siinslin9s. Si
Seerbisung bes Serun9liidten finoe
morsen gta4mittas I'm 2 llbr bon
Srauerbauie, $50. 1924 Oit @aibing
ton StraBe, aus itatt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-10-07
Grnit 9apiOm binterlieB ct,
9eF;it.

grnit Sawion, Der gu9balter Der
renterpriie Sounorp & Sence &c." 1T
ieit leBtem Samifas ipurlOs peri9wun=
ben. Neoer feline Sreuube, nod feline
Grau, tpObnbaft 2l. Str. No. 6 MIL
len, tpu er fid sur 3eit aufbdlt. gs
beiBt, oaB er einen auf $500 lautenoen
BON bsm Prdl dlioenten Der @eieaIb aft
unterseibneten @bed cOlectirte uno
bann nit bem @elo ben Staub Der
Staot bon ben S9uben idiittelte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-10-07
Ser g ira Benbab : g trits.


glem Orleans, z. Oft. Ser
9lnOrhnun9 bes Wfanors our Golge,
puroe beute Morsen Der erte 8sriu6
gernaht, ben 8etrieb Der Strabenbu6=
nen tuieoer Su er6ffnen. I'm z llbr
ieBten ii4 brei @ars bon ben @anal
Str. &emiien aus in getuegung. @ui
ieoer Gar mar Elm gfidtunion Motor=
mann, Ee5en iuel9em betpaffnete poli=
siften itanben. glls bic @ars 6ie Mirr
Ctr. srreidten, mar bieIelbe bon ben
@trifern uno beren sablrei9en Sreun=
oen bermaBen blodirt, baB an eii1
Iormdrtsfommen gar li9t su benfen
tpar.
Wdbrenb einige BON ben Gtreiterr
Die Motorleute ansriffen, fdnitten on.
oere Die Srollep=Ordbte bur9. Si
hrei gars blieben sdliebli9 einIam uni
bsrlaiIen auf ben @eleiiex ftebsn. Ser.
ihisbsne Poli3iften wuroen our9 Stein.
uiirfe peripunbet.'
go balb Der Wapor BON Dem Naf
rubr h6rts, risf er bic Mitalieber bet
geb6roe Der poliseieontmiffdre Sufam
men. Wabrideinli9 miro er ben Sou
perneur um Abfenoung BON Wilisei
eriu9en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-10-07
SentI@er Club nno Muiifbereim

Sn Der am Weontas Nbenb abgebal=
tsnen 8eriammluns bes Seutihen
Clubs uno Muiitbereins uurben meh=
rsre neue Wiitglieber auf9enommen.
Sas Wuiif=@omite beri9tets, baB bas
Yroeramm fir bas m %. 8 to
3 er itattfinoenoe Concert aufsefelli
tporoen 1T. Ser Serein beabiidtist,
am SplUefer=Nbsno cine tOmii9e Opsl
aufSufii6ren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-10-07
Nus Sem Geri9tsbOfen.
Ser gOppenbaber YrOseB

Der = o b pen b q Der pr 5eB.
Geit bier Sabren bat es i'm Grimi=
nalseri4t nidt iOlde S6pierigteit be-
reiiet, cine Surp au srbalten. els es in
Dem groseiie bss 9attenmOrbers Wm.
@oppenbaper Der 5all mar. grit beute
Ntittag selang es enbli6 aus einem
Senire bon 110 bic Surp Su compile.
tiren. Sleislbe ieBt ii9 aus folgenben
8iirgern suiammen
q. S. 9lllee, SincOln SOlB, @illis
Metcalf, 6reo Sartmann, Alfres
@eatberbp, Wu. 6. 2Opstt, @barles
Copeland, 2Sm. 6. Mples, Soiepb
@afterbap, Wm. Suian, aibberrp
8uian, unb Senberion Surpin.
gia6oenl bieielben bereioigt tparen,
iebte Staatsanpalt &udelsbaus feline
4nIi9t iiber ben 6aI ben @eI9wOrenen
auseinanoer. gr bsifanb barauf, oaB
Der Gneetlaete ben Miprb nit boiler
uebsrlesuns aussefiibrt batte uno baB
er bur6 3eusen na9peiien fann, oaB
sur 3eit, als Der Nngetlagte Die per'
bdneniBbollen S9iiie abfeuerte, ber=
ielbe bur9aus feline Spur bon Settles
f6run9 Sei9te.
6itrauf nuroe nit bem 8er60r Der
8elaffun9sseugen begonnen.
Der 9lnseflaste briitete aud beute 10
bumpf Dor fi9 bin, tuie geltern, bod
Sin uno tpieoer fonnte er es fi1 ni4t
nerfneifen, Die Nugen auf5ui9lagen,
uno oann tonnte elm Seber bemerfen,
oaB er oOa uno gang bel Der Sa9e 1T,
unb oaB er senau tueiB, baB es fia in
bieien erniten Stunben fir i'm I'm Sc.
ben uno SDo banbelt.
SieM a II b m u usflage ber'
d ben.
Seute gOrmittas iollte por &i9ter Sea
Tiers iiber Die Wanoamustlage perbanoe
perben, pel9e oerGrpertbu96alter 8eo
S.We@aslin gesen ben GOuntp-S9ab
meiter Qrmin 6. &oebne einaerei9
bate. Dem Sldger mar betanntlid
Die @inii9t in bic 8ii9er Der Sffic,
perpeigert tporben. Iuf WunI9 be!
&e9tsantpalts oes Ierflagten tpurber
Die 8erbanolungen le6O9 auf morger
beri9oben.
= 6aoener a B t a &c.
Charles Dan pertlaste Die StraBen
babn=@sieli9aIt auf $1,000 S6absn
erIub. Auf Der 0iorris Str.=Sriid
mar cine electriiae Gar gesen ieil
8us9p serannt. @r murbe bon ieinen
SIP 9ei6leuoert uno erbebli6 berleBt
SO95eit nj 9 liseise-
ri9ts= Saale.
Die Jar6isen SObn @reen unb Iasl
SObniOu batten ii6 wesen Giibren
elmer tDiloen @be i'm POli5eiseri9t 81
nerantporten. Ser Hi9ter ertldrte ib
nen, oab er lie pe9en liioerli6en Sc
bensmanoels in's 9lrbeitsbaus i9idel
niiroe, bdB er ibnen aber Die Strafe er
laiien iuOlle, wenn lie ii9 auf Der Stel
eeiebli6 trauen lieBen. sic ipilligtel
elm, Elm Seiratbsidein tpurbe ertpirt
uno Der &i6ter ibiirste Johann ben e6e
li6eu 6noten. 8raut uno 8rduti9ar
l9nitten babel 8eli9ter. als Oh iie un
reife Nepfel geseien bdtten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-10-07
SIR Sas Se9niide Smititat.
8ia SnSianapplis basielbe an Cincinnati
iiberlafen?

@eitern Woreen fam bas am Sams=
tag bon Der MISUNDERSTANDING er.
nannte Special=@omite nit Dem Isi=
tations=Gomite Su elmer GOnferenS su=
iammen, INN unter benz 0oriise beg
Or. 9. 6. Sidsp Mittel uno @e9e gu
beIpre9en, bamit Die fir ben Nrienal=
9lntau nod feblenben $25, coo prompt
5uiamnengebra9t meroen.
Sr. Sidep, Der aus Sem Oort unb
Dem Often suriidsetsbrt 1T, beridtsts,
oaB er bsitimmt IN grfabruna ssbra6t
fat, baB, tpenn Snbianapolis nidt bic
$50, 900 aufbrinst, tpelde bas &riess=
amt fir bic NrIenal=8riinbe perlangt,
bann Die Stabt aud bas Snititut unb
In aaer @abri9sinli9teit au9 ben ers
iebnten @rmee=poiten perlieren tpiro.
Damn madte er oarauf aufmertiam,
baB Die Sirsctoren oes Snltituts, rel9e
Die 8elber fir Ieinen 8etrieb &C. liefern
perben, bereit Iinb, fir ben Sau BON
Nuartieren fir bic Stuoenten an
erftsr STEELE i9on 500, 900 ausssisBi
baben. Serner ieien anoere sroBe bau-
li9e glussaben gu MAIDEN. llno io=
melt ter Nrmes=Ppften in 8etra5i
fommt, 10 tpiirben fur feline 9lusitat-
tung, 8auten &c. $50, 600 unb meb,
ausssgeben werben miilien, wdbreno
feline unterbaltunssfOfen $1,000
bis $400, 900 per Sabr betrasen ipiir=
ben, allies 8eloer. Die ben SnoianapO'
| liiern gu @u:e fommen miirben, penr
lie ni9t gu lansiam isien. Senn idOr
beige es, bab Serr Ileranber Wtc.
Eonalo, Der gincinnatier WtilliOndr
Don isinen @itbiirsern anseganger
puroen iei, fir Die 8erlesrns oes Sn.
itituts nad Cincinnati gu arbeiten
So9 beborsuse Mc3onalb Snbpls
wenn bic Grienal=@riinoe Su erbalter
Iino.
Sis an Der @onferen3 tbeilne6men'
ben Serren: Serb. s. Maper. s. $
Solioap, Maior %. 5. &idaros
Sobn s. Ippel, @uitape u. S9nuG
$. Il. grOtpn, &idtsr Srant 6. 60
bin, u. gurbieQ unb 8. 6. Sibbsn,
ertldrten idmmtlid, es tpiirbe elm
. Sdma9 iein, tuenn Snbianapolis jeb
3uriiditebsn iollts, uno iis ernanntel
ii9 jeber einSeln gum ginsel=@ @omite
um nit ben Serren 8ropn unb Sahn
fir Die Nufbrinsuns Der nod fsblenbei
$25, 600 gu aeitiren. sic bofen ba
|. bel. baB jsber 8iirser, Der es tann
ibrem 8eiipisle folsen wiro.
@eitern liefsn folsenbe geitrdee elm
8om 3ehner.gomite tueitsre $3.50
poour9 beHen Geiammtbetra9 $3.
88O.5O tpirb.
8On ben 3eitungst-dsern psiter
800, SOtal SO, 129.
8on SRI. glice Cullen, &einertra!
Der muiitaliIden llnterbaltuns gun
gefen oes Gonos am lebtsn Sienifa!
$93.50, plus $3.50 eiaene Donation
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-10-07
Gin Seiertenr abseiansen.

gonitabularius Newbouie 1T pa6r=
ideinli9 3ur 3eit Die sliidli6fe perion
in Snoianapolis uno llmsebung. @s
1T ibm ndmlid gelunsen, in paris,
SG bsr farbisen Deierteur 6ranl
Sbomas, peldsr ibm bier 10 ibn0be
enti6ltpft mar, ab3ufansen. Be,
6la9tling wirb na9 st. SHERIDAN,
aus uel9em er entiprunsen mar, gu
riidgeIanot peroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-10-07
&eerntirnmss Station fir bie
Wtarine.

Cine &ecrutirunss=Station fir Die
Warine miro bier am Spnnerifag in
bem 8ebduoe 9lo. 20 8. SbiO Str.
etablirt peroen. gs tperben u. ".
perlanst:
Mai4iniiten. 1. unb 2. @laiie; Sei-
ser, 1. unb 2. @laiIe, glectriter, 2.
unb 8. @laiie; Sdiffs3immerleute,
Bidder, 2. uno 3. @laiie; 2upfer=
i9miebe, gledidmieoe, 9eiislma6er
unb &6de.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-10-07

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Sic merben i'm @bor mitwirten. SIM
glternbauie iOIen itiirmii6e Gcenen
boraufgesansen iein. als Die S6ater
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betannt ma9ten. Sic iperoen ibr
Sbun balo genu9 bereuen.