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Hen HUSBAND S REQUEST. Swmd-
Ter Madam, ] have called for the
suit Of clothes which needs brush
ing and pressing
Lady Of the House What suit2
Your husband S Sunday suit. ma
dam. lie called at the shop as be
went down this morning
And he said / was toilet YOU have
it2'
Yes m,
Did he appear ia good hcatbuud
spirits ?'
Why, certainly
Look and act naturally ?"
"Of course. Why do,you ask r.
Because he has been dead II
years, and have some curiosity on
thc subject
Ill have made mistake, per
haps
Perhaps you have. Theman YOU
saw go ont OF here an hour ago is
my brother Good morning.
The sniudlcr ls.autad
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Saint MARI $ Beacon.
SIGN OF ROYAL BLOOD.
Continued from First Page

y
at Boston, among her other labors
Mrs. Anna Murray, Mrs Ella Lee,
and Mrs. Moore, all prominent in
Baltimore society, are also descend
ants of the Shorb family through
another branch, presumably Jacob
Shorb, the brother OF John; and the
Rev. Basil Shorb, formerly pastor
at Gettysburg, now dead, belonged
to the same family.
OF the Finks and Sneeringers, the
other branches of the original tree
according to the family tradition,
numerous descendants are to be
found in Maryland and other States.
Mr.. Joseph Fink, OF Baltimore, the
father of Rev. f. x. Fink, the pas
tor of ST. Aloysius, in this city, is
double relation through both his
father and his mother, who was a
Miss Shorb The Finks are a large
family and prominent socially, hav-
ing relatives in Boston, New York
and elsewhere.
1t will thus be seen that the royal
family tree which Prince Henry has
promised cannot help but be inter
esting to a goodly number Of the
Hohenzollern descendants, for ira
ditions have a way of gathering haze
as they grow in volume with the
passing years, and the exact con
nection of John Shorb the son Of
Johann Tor Jacob Shorb and his
royal wife, with Emperor William /
is not as clearly defined in The story
as could be desired
PROOF OF KINsUfP,
To prove his first cousinship with
Emperor William, as the tradition
claims, through his mother, it would
be necessary for his mother 10 have
been a sister Of either the father Of
William that is, Frederick William
H. ming u = '' 7'''f' "' ~ "l' .''o'" 81.
er, Queen Louise, or possibly Of
SUM one 81 'ne "''e' o, = ''"'' ~" ,
younger brothers, Of whom he had
'nIee' a. " ''' a' l''e' ''7'''7'
Queen Louise had one brother
.n'ce S'7'er7 "'" one ""'I. o.O'u'''
ii'' '"o e'''' 9''.otH 'l'"' ~" ''''
ma" ''oo','i''''' "''''' '"' l"""4'''
I"e gay '''"e'IeNd' 'n'I''," '.,"''
IIe"I'' i" Younger so" o' 'N' N.nR.
ne u'eu' however a''er u ~" years,
ana ms "'oo" married several
'''neS al'er wards
j tne relationship comes 'nro'2h
the queen u Sn"u'o prove "ooo'y
'u'ereN'''~' I"' ''.' '''.'''.h# i.''
aoo"'''I o. '3'''a '%"IS' o' PRUSSIA
~ one % '"r "'.'". "4'a'"9'. 7.'".'7
!" 'n' r"y"' 'I"'"l Tue L''H''']3'''f'i-.
Len mo'h'rI'aN a' "a .tN.r 'te
LOUISE o. HecUIehn"'&" was drought
up WIN nef sisters ana oiolher ny
ner R'a""n'olnef' 'fe i~n"3'"F'nI
MARIE at Da'lne."o1 ihenr i'i'
was IuiI OF S''HpIe, innocent "aJriy
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sTATE Ca MAINLAND. So.

TnoyAs PkRRAN, Clerk OF the
Court p Appeals Of Maryland, do
hereby certify that the foregoing is
% full aud true copy Of the Actof the
General Assembly - Maryland Of
which pGrporta ~ be "a copy, as
taken from be original law belong
ing 10 and deposited u the office Of
the Clerk Of Che Cdurt Of Appeals
Aforesaid
", tRf5Rp8q ,rhsrceE. Ihure
h"fvuatpsc my hand Ne tlcrk aud
sKAL affixed fhe seal ol tire said
~ Court H Appeals. this 9Th
day o! Stay, a b., 1902
THOMAS pARRAN,
tlers court ~ sppf1Is IT Maryland
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Undertaking and EmbaIming.

With three a.
Hearses, one - 49, sAa%.m
white, and a ~ T
full stock ofY5s6SS
Collins and WI W EJ
Caskcts, ! am prepared to serve
funerals at the shortest notice and
lowest prices for cash.
Embalming done whenever desir-
cd and satisfaction guaranteed in all
cases.
S. G. GOODRICH,
sept Z2-tfc. Jarboesville.
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Grep0W NlI

IL D6, Aaa aad m band
for sale q the time cheap lor CASH,
Hereafter in order 10 avoid hav-
ing TO keep mill books, an orders
must be accompanied bY the cash.
IL L, GREEN WE'LL.
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lTATE 81 MAINLAND. sor

STATE or MARYLAND, sort
], THOMAS PARRAN, Glerk OF the Court
Of Appeals Of Maryland do hereby certify
that the foregoing is full and true copy Of
Tie Acr OF the General Assembly Of Maryland
of which IL purports 10 he copy as taken
from the Original Law belonging 10 and de-
posted f Ina frr ~ the Clerk of the Court
Of Ape ass
NJ astnany whereof / have
htfeUufo SGT my hand as Clerk
and HiiNeH the Seal of the said
(anAI uri VI Appeals this sixth day
4 --- nf Maya ~ 1902
~ ~ THOMAS sPARRAN,
Clark Court Of Appeals Of Maryland.
May 10. la03~8ri
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'F.N8Y WILLIAMS.
WashiE g.or and Potomac
Railroad Comp my


iu Erroi Hnrd4v. au b.. ri. Scot ~ isi
RAISE FAJH WASHINGTON AND uAL
TtNNHE
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JdaIN wxLIlfER SMITH.

eHAr Governor.
-t-I NOBLE j. MiTCH ELL,
~ o ~ speaker Of the House OF Delegates
JOHN HUHNtR.
President of tho senate
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1T. mary IS lc0 IeHtU.
LeoHWdi00R, Md.

fhdrr charet Hstr ~ fhayiy II
AaausH hfamciy.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1902-10-30
TAZEWELI VA, THURSDAY. OCTOBER 80, 1902

can to keep that policy IN force. Our sec
tion should take no step backward. We
cav all our mining and manufacturing in.
terests standing idle under Mr.. CIeve'
lands last administration. Who can give
an intelligent denial of the charge that our
mines were closed and our furnaces put
out of blast by the Wilson tariff bill2 II
that did not bring the DISASTROUS results,
what did.
Every good citizen wants conditions to
remain as they are. Why then shall we
not all vote for man to represent the
district in Congress who supports the in
dustrial and economic policies that placed
us where we are in the business world2 Col
Campbell Slemp will stand for the Re-
publican policies Of protection and sound
money. w. f. Rhea is for the Democratic
tariff reform which means destruction.
His position on the money question is a
shifting one.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1902-10-30
EDITORIAL PARAGRAPHS.

Grover Cleveland end the Democracy
reformed the tariff and brought wreck and
ruin to the business interests OF the
country.
William Mckinley and the Republican
party restored protective tariff and re-
stored prosperity to the country.
COL Slemp is for the repeal Of the poll
tax qualification for voting.
The poll tax qualification for voting will
disfranchse one half the white men in the
Ninth District in 1904.
DO you wish to be a free man yourself
and want your neighbor to be slave? He
has been made one by robbipg him Of his
vote.
Vote to restore the ballot to the honest
men who have been disfranchsed by the
iniouitous understanding clause"
Will you blush for shame over the
methods Of w. F. Rhea, and then vote
for him and his methods?
What has deprived so many honest men
OF their citizenship? The new registration
The Lynchburg News of the Goth inst
saws that Senator Daniel who has just re-
turned from trip through Southwest Wiz
ginia expressed the conviction that, the
Democrats would easily elect their candi-
date in this district. Senator Daniel
might also have told the News that in
speech at Wltheyllle two years ago he de-
clared that the Republicans we're liars
when they told the people that the Demo
Gratis would not submit the new Constitu'
ton to the people. The Senator while in
the Southwest this time did not try to ex-
plain what he said in his speech at Wythe.
vile in 1900.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1902-10-30
TWO DECADES or FREE TaADI
And How II Contrasts with Twenty u
of Protection.

The following letter frorrtosd -
to the London Commercial Intelligen
of October 2, 1892, is interesting and '
able testimony from one who knows
"Swinton. Sept. Is, d
TO the Editor Commercial In|
gencer," London
Dear Sir:-On August l3 You
kindly wrote me q letter for which
have my best thanks, saying that
would have pleasur. in publishing
thing that | might have to say on the|
important question Of our fiscal polio
*** Now, taking the twenty yearsl
with in the recent report Of Sir A.
man, 1SSl-l900, aud dividing then,
two decades, and comparing the Ila
cade with the first, it will be seen th
foreign export trade, after deductIn
and ships, had not increased a sing
ling, but had actually decreased by
millions, about thirty. - = Now Jet
what protection has done for ouES
during the same period. France hS
ing the last decade increased her expd
tifty.four millions, Germany by one
dred and sixty-eight millions an.
United States by FIVE hundred aud
FIVE millions. Then, where Is poof
trade England? Nowhere. absolutel
where, being the only country that .
a decrease. ***
"Yours faithfully,
(Signed) "Masba
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SUBSCRIBE FOR THE "REPUBLICAN.'

We have been sending the' Republican"
during the campaign to a number of per-
cons who we're not regular subscribers.
We hope those who have received it have
read it; and that each and all have appre-
ciated our earnest, if feeble, effort to uphold
what we believed to be right.
The Republican" has stood and will
continue to stand for honest elections and
honest manhood suffrage We shall con-
tinue to advocatea line of policy that we
believe will best advance the interests Of
all the people without regard to class or
condition. This we will do without fear or
favor. We would like to have many
thousands of subscribers in the Ninth Con-
gressional District, and we hope our friends
will 90 to work and see that we get them.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1902-10-30
OUR IMDUSl RIAL PROGRESS
Shall 1t Continue, or Shall Policy that
Will Check'lt be Adopted2

OHoiI ~ OVUttuuOg VI OHdti q uitOy tu0A
Will Check'lt be AdOpted1
During the past twenty years the de-
velopment of the industrial interests of
Southwest Virginia has been wonderful;
and the most marvellous work has been
done in that part of the Southwest which
constitutes the Ninth Congressional Dis
trict This development has been cou-
tinuous and Of constantly increasing
magnitude, except for the period of the
four years embraced in Mr.. CeveIand's
last administration. Portions of our Sec
ton of the State that were formerly cut of
from contact with the busy world have
been brought into close touch with great
business centers, and localities that were
formerly considered too poor for a COM
Portable living to be gained there have be-
come the richest parts of this very veal
thy region. The counties of Pulaski,
Wythe, Smyth, and Washington are rap
idly becoming noted for their mining aud
manufacturing industries, while the con-
struction of the Pocahontas and Cllnch
Valley Divisions Of the Norfolk and Wes-
tern Railroad have opened marvellous
mines of wealth in Giles, Tazewell, Russell
and Wise counties.
Many thousands Of men are employed
aid are receiving splendid wages for min
ing coal in Tazewell, Wise and Russell
counties. These developments have been
of great benefit to the agricultural interests
of the Southwest, as home markets are
here for many products that cannot be
shipped profitably to distant markets.
Every county in the Ninth District has
felt the magic touch of progress and deyel
opment, and all are now supplied with
lines of railroad, except Buchanan and
DIcF onson counties. In these two counties
railroad routes are being located, and,
without the policy which has done SC
much for our section is obstructed, they
will soon have monster locomotives haul
ing out to the markets of the world the
abundant wealth of timber which grows
upon and Of coal that is buried beneath
the surface of those counties. -.
All Republicans and many democrats
believe that our great industrial develop
ment has been brought about bt the in
dustual policy Of the Republic Teay
So believing it is their 60 they
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ton Of the public to the last act of politi
cal vilainy perpetrated by this Electora
Board, or some one or more Of them al
shown by the written statements OF j. W
Templeton and James X. France, judges
and john z. Bellamy, clerk Of the elec
ton at Frances Precinct, for the Novem
Der election, 1901, for Governor and Lieu
tenant Governor, Attorney General, and
douse of Delegates. On Monday, the day
before the election, the said Templeton
judge as aforesaid, applied to G. NJ. Min
nick, clerk Of the Electoral Board, for the
tickets for Frances Precinct, said Minnick
delivered to him two sealed packages,
which he said contained the ballots for
Frances Precinct, and for which he exc
cuted his receipt as judge. Mr. Temple
ton took these packages sealed, and when
organized ready for the voting to begin,
the seals were broken and the packages
opened in the presence Of all the judges
and clerks of election. One Of the pack
ages contained some ballots to vote on the
proposed amendment to the Constitution,
and the other package contained nothing
but some pieces of an old Congressional
Record. Being greatly surprised and feel
Ing outraged, Mr. France, at the request
OF the people, Immediately took the pieces
of the old Congressional Record and the
wrapper which contained them, and went
to Gate City 10 ascertain why the people
had been thus treated, and to get ballots
so that they could exercise their conetitu
tional right to vote for such Of the candi-
dates as they desired; but failed in his ef-
fort, and no election was held at that
place. Mr.. Minnick acknowledged to Mr..
France that the address on the wrapper
was bis handwriting; that the wrapper was
the came one addressed by him and deliv-
cred to Mr.. Templeton, one of the judges.
frances is a Republican precinct, and
usually gives from fifty to sixty majority"
Now who is this man Minnick? He
was member and secretary Of the Elec-
toral Board that had printed and used the
infamous Scott county ballot. He is the
brother-lnlaw of w. D. Smith and was
the secretary Of w. D. Smith in the cam.
paign of 1901. The Scott County Lead.
er, Smiths organ, In its issue of November
18th, 1901, said:
"At the beginning of activity in the re-
cent campaign, on October lst, Professor
Smith opened headquarters at Gate City
with Messrs w. S. Cox, G, NJ Mimnick,
and George L. Daugherty as secretaries.
In quiet but earnest way, Professor
Smith conducted the fight throughout the
district"
Who can doubt that w. d. Smith knew
all about the sending out of old pieces of
q Congressional Record for ballots? man
who will try to get registrars to commit
perjury, and offer one a bribe to do it,
will commit any fraud and cannot be
trusted by honest men.
From Democratic testimony We have
shown what kind of man Is chairman of
the Democratic party in this district, and
who is the trusted friend and manager of
w. F. Rhea. 1t is also announced that
when Rhea decides to withdraw from Con.
gress bis mantle is to fall on Smith.
Behold your leader and follow him, If
you wishl
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1902-10-30

Allpersons are hereby warned
trespass ON my land (tbe Witle
Just Northeast Of Tazewell, by ~
rinding through, fishing, huntiI
wiee. The law viii be enforced
,respassers. Y, \
'.z9'6m
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1902-10-30
Valuable Real Estate al Public Sail

Commencing November llth. 1902, a
continuing froD1>day to day until dispoe
of; 1900 scres0f excellent Blue Grass Lag
property Of the late Col. Robert Bever
living pear the Plains, Fsuquier coun,
Virginia, to be sold in parcels to suit
purchasers. The land lies on the Was
ington and Harrisonburg division OF
Southern K. r. and is conSieniehr(
depot. Climate and water unsurpassed
pleasant neighborhood, beautiful scenery.
churches and schools convenient, vein
of marble on each Of two tracts, less
than two hours run from Washington
City. The personally of the estate viii be
sold at the same time, containing some
very old furniture, several pieces from Mt.
Vernon. The real estate can be sold pri'
vately. For further information address
WM. BEVERLY, COMMISSIONER,
3roadrun, Virginia.
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Civil Engineer Darlove, who superin-
tended the laying of the Pacific cable from
New Zealand to Tanning Island, has
reached Victoria, B. g., on bis road to
Bam6eld Greek, where he will put the
cable to test.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1902-10-30

/ Thomas Curtis. registrar Of Hilton
Precinct. in Scott county, do hereby state
that on Saturday, the 2nd day Of Novem-
her 1901. William DarneIl banded noe a
letter Of which the above is copy, in
Gate City, Va. from W, D. Smith. went
70 see said Saith on that day, who was
at that time in Gate City, and he asked
ne If said Darnell was registered at Hilton
Precincl, and I answered him no, and he
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1902-10-30
70 WHOM IT MAY CosCras:-

Ifyou wish to buy oil stock that viii
soon be dividend paying stock. apply q
James A. TilIer, Barbouryille. Kyr
developed the RichIands oil feld ia
county, KY. and secured the bull
pipeline to the field by the STAN IN on
Co., and who intends to make mobey fol
his patrons as well as himself by the sale
of oil and not merely by stock selling.
Respectfully,
42.4t. JAMES A Iiak5fr
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To Cure a Cold In One Day.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money if it fails to
cure. E. w. Groves signature is OH each
box. 25c.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1902-10-30
Stops the Cough
and Works off the Cold.
shifting one

Laxative Bromo.Quinine Tablets cure
cold iu one day. No Cure no Pay. Price
% cents.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1902-10-30

then told me to register said Darnell any.
way; that it made no difference. told
hisN l didn't think l had the legal right to
do 60. and when 1 examined the law l
found had no right to register Darnell
under my oath, and refused to do 80.
T. p. CURTIS.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1902-10-30

The only cigar made Of $3.50 per lb,
Havana tobacco and sold for l0cts is the
Auto-Try-It l0c. cigar.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-10-03

M tGell. = CHARLES Sttbens
serietb nit Ieinem Nefen 2aurenee
Stebens IN Streit, in befiea 8erlauf
er ieinen &eoolper ergriff uno oeniel=
ben abfeusrte. Die &usel orans bem
junsen Mani1 in ben 2opf, ibm tuahr=
i9einlid cine iOotli9e @unoe bei=
bringenb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-10-03
YroieiIoren Der Mnatomie re9t=
fertigem f9.

Observation-Disclosures Collins em-
bring beute 8ormittaa ben geiu1 Or.
@eOrseg 6. Sunfs, Sefan oes rSnbiana
Dental college" uno bieier beiuies ibm,
oaB iiber Die 2eidsn, uelde iein college
eebrau9t, BUD sefiibrt wOrben 1T; er
iibereab nem Nntpalt cine beglaubiste
9lbi9rift. Or. Sunt iaste, baB in iei-
mem SnItitut nidt mebr als spei 2ei=
den i'm Sabre sebrau4t tueroen. Sei-
mem 8u9e ssmaB tpurben in bem Sn=
ftitut felt October 1900 nur bier 2ei=
den ssbruu6t uno ausenblifli4 befin=
oct fi6 bort nur cine 2ei9e uno 5uar
Die zines Sarbigen, wel4e bpn Der @r=
rnenfarm fammt.
Collins mar befrieoigt unb er miro
baber ben gerbaftsbefebl seeen Or.
gogar Saolep, ben prOfehOr Der Gna=
tOmie bss Snbiana Dental College,
nidt our ausfiibruhs brinsen. Sas=
ielbe eei6ab aud nit Dem 8erbaftsbe=
feble, wel9sr aesen Sr. @m. ).
MDlt, profshor Der 9lnatsmie an
pbpfco Mebieal College ausgefeat
mar, oenn Der &e6tsantualt &owlano
gpans, Iertreter bes college, seists
Dem pOlissianwalt bas Bud, in tpel=
Dies iiber Die -empfansenen 2ei4en Gin
trasun9en gemaat worben paren.
9lu9 in bielem 6alls muBte Collins su=
seben, bab bas @Ollese cen 8erpfli9=
tunsen, tpelde oas @eieb ben Colleges
auferlsgt, na6setOmmen mar.
g4ie piele 2ei9en biefes college per
Sabr eebraudt, tpolte Serr ebana
ni4t anseben. gr iagte, es iei Elm
Srrt6um, su bebaupten, bab oieis
Bidder einem Seben porseIegt weroen
mhhen. IS lei seiiigenb, tuenn biz
betrsffenbe SebDrbe ii9 iiberseust bdtte,
baB bas @eieb bea6tet pOroen mar.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-10-03
weaen 8ruds zines Ssiratbsberipre=

tDeaen Bru4s zines Seiratbsberipre=
9ens auf $4,000 S9abeneriab Der=
flagt. sic mar i'm Nopember b. s.
als Sausbdlterin bon ibm ensagirt
wOroen. Seas Sage ipdter bate er
ii9 fbon berartie in iie nerliebt, baB er
um ibre Sanb anbielt. Sie bat li6
8eoent3eit aus; am l. DECEMBER tpil=
ligte lie elm, Die Seine 3u tperoen.
Ser 9o6seitstas puroe auf ben l..
Wdr3 feitseiest; Der Sag fam beran,
er perIAOb aber Die 9od3eit auf ben l..
Sum- uno als bieisr Sag beranriidte,
mar er tpieoer nidt 9eneist nit ibr ben
ebeli4en 8uno su i9iieben. Dor etwa
elmer Wo9e ertldrte er ibr runb ber=
aus, baB er iie nidt beiratben weroe,
ionoern bab er f9 nit elmer setuih len
aliee goffp permdblen miro, pel6e er
fi9 bon Oregon peridrieben bate. Die
ent- unb setduidte 8ldserin bat ben
treuloien 8eorse aud auf 3ablung bon
$3.50 bertlagt, tpelde er bon ibr se=
lisben bette.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-10-03
Sitsrariiaer Club.

Ser 2itsraril6s Club pirb feline
@inter-Saiion am nd9fen Wontas
er6fnen. 6enrp Wt. Sotpling tpiro
sinsn 8ortras ibsr y2orb grstine"
balten. Wdbreno bes @inters tperben
fOlsenos literarii4e Nobilitdten IOr=
fridge baltsn:
Samss 8. Stanlep, 5. 6. Seatb,
90. u. 8aiiian, Sobn 6. @lelanb, 90.
6. Senrp, 8. s. Meierpe, %. u. Bell,
S. Soriep 6Drrsit, WDrtb W. 5ippp,
5bsobore poiter, Grancis 8. @apisf,
Silton u. gropn, Samss u. &obba6,
Sobn s. Spe. 8eorse s. @albert,
Sobn 6. Winiams, S. 81. Surtp, u.
8. Maion. 5. u. Glepelanb. Morris
W. 3Opnlsp, 8. s. Milligan, &. g.
Ss9ooo, u. 5. YOtts, Smileb 81.
Chambers, g. 8. porter, 8. 6.
Spms, u. 3. philputt, Werril Moores
unb gpans WoOllen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-10-03
Mus Dem staatsbanie.

Gs bsiBt, baB Der @ouperneur unb
Der 8eneral= =Inwalt einen pian auser=
ionnen baben, um bent WeiBfappen=
unweien in ben iiioli9en Counties bes
Staates ben 8araus su MAIDEN. =
Sieier plan iOa isooa erif oann bas
2idt Der Oeffent!idtett erbliden. To-
balo erit einmal einise @eiBfappen
abaefansen tporoen iino.
ouoerneurs secret T
Col. gbas. 6. Wilion iit 9efern Wpr=
gen bon Der &eiie bes 8ouberneurs
nit Stab na9 2ouisbille, 2incoln
Gitp unb gbanspile suriidgetebrt.
Ser @mfan9, Der ben Gelienben aus
Snbiana in 2ouisbiGs au She'll tparb,
foa ni9t beiOnbers ber5lid setpeisn
iein, ebenio Der in 2incOln @itn, ba=
gegen follen Die gbanspiller benz 8ou=
berneur unb ieinen eolbbetreBten Be
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sebra9t baben. Sie 8eienI6aft be-
iah unb bewunoerte in gpansbiQe aud
ben ybsrfteinerten Mann." Ser 8ou=
berneur uno Der &eit Der &eiIegsiel=
i9aft febrten leBte 9tadt heim.
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oeren 9inie 25 Meilsn lang iein unb
lid bur6 Glart unb SlOpb Counties
eritreden tuiro, Die Southern Snbiana
&ailmaD Co." bon SEEM 4lbanp uno
Sefferionpile, purbs sefern nit sinem
@apitale bon 100000 incorporirt.
Sie Sireetoren iinb:
g. i. Street, 6. &. Saplor, M.
8. 2ipscomb, N. S. 6eefe unb M. 6.
Gollenoer.
anoere nsue Sncorporationen finb:
Wfoies &oienbaum &ealtp Company
bon UT. Vernon, capital $32, 900,
Sirectoren: &apbael Wonnbeimer unb
9apio uno 2eOpOlo Roisnbaum.
Sie Snbiana gonoenieb Milt gom-
panp, Snoianapolis. capital SIS, 900,
Sireetoren: Wiliam g. Wilion, Nmos
6. Soaotpea uup elmer 6. Stout.
9ie 8riitol pOtper COMPANY bon
@lfbart, Sirectoren: 6. u. Saunders,
Soiepb Su Sbane, Martin 9. gee9er,
8. SObart porter, ST., Grancis 8oi=
ion, &idaro Salbott, SEQ Q. pbilips,
gt. 6. Meab uno Wi1 O. gasbett,
Gupital $50, 900.