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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-06-26
LOCAL PERSONAL.

Mr.. Sig Leers leaves this week on
the City of Memphis for New York
and Boston.
Mr.. w. e. Hughes, president and
manager of the Hughes Specially Well
Drilling Company, Charleston, s. c.,
spent yesterday in the city.
II. J. Grice of the firm of Williams
& Grice will leave for st. Louis to take
in the Worlds Fair and also the DEM
ocratfc Convention. He will be away
fifteen days.
Mr.. Walter B. Sullivan returned yes
terday from Baltimore on a short bus
mess and pleasure trip. He will re-
turn in a few days to continue his
studies at the Baltimore College of
Dental Surgery.
Mr.. Guy f. Paine, general superin-
tendent: Mr.. r. r. Rusk, district SUI
perintendent, and Mr.. b. S. Price,
superintendent of construction of the
Postal Telegraph and Cable Company,
were in the city yesterday and spent
the afternoon at Gybee with Manager
Hughes.
Mr.. T. B. Kreeger, who resides at
No. IA Thirty-second street, east, was
bitten by dog Friday afternoon. The
dog was killed by patrolman. Mr..
Kreeger has had his hand cauterized
and no fears are. felt for his safety.
II is not thought by Mr.. Kreeger that
the dog was mad.
One of the most enjoyable events
Of the week was birthday party Civ
en- yesterday in honor of Master Will
lie A. Hancock, Jr., this being his
seventh birthday. Those present were:
Misses Neoma Schou, Christina Schou,
Retta Wallace, Agnes Kimbrill, Julia
Kimbrill, Mary Smith, Bessie Roberts,
Edna Fowler, and Willie Wallace.
Joseph Merkens, Freddie Merkens,
Eugene Hindley, Raymond Hindley,
Eugene Mahany, Freddie Grady, and
Varnedo Hancock.
Little Catherine Helena Coyle en-
tertained her small friends Tuesday,
the occasion being her third birthday.
Elise Cummings. Annie Solar Frances
Moran, Chris Werntz. Margaret Nc
Kenna, John Werntz, Mary Rogers,
Catherine Spellman, ISABEL McKenna,
Elise Spellman, Catherine Rogers,
Tom Cummings. Vendetta Moore. An
ME LANCE, Chris Laird, Raymond Will
liams, Bertha Lange, Marie Semken
Minna Lange, Margaret Shelley, Mary
George O'Byrne, Eloise Brady, Ellie
Sullivan catherine' Fogarty, Villa
Maxim. Tom Fogarty. Mary Barrett,
Richard Fogarty. Mary Atkins Annie
Barrett, Gertrude Speliman. John Fo-
garty, Frances Shelley. Roland Crane,
John Asendorf John coyle. Leon But
Ter, Jesse Crane, Margaret Cronin,
Caroiina Butler, Lille Cronin and
Catherine Coyle. The little miss was
the recipient Of many pretty presents.
After the reception games were played
and a PLEASANT afternoon was spent BY
the ntds snss.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-06-26

plan for the improvement of the con-
Wet system. He was the gentleman
who introduced the bill for putting the
convicts to work on the road and the
reform bill is a step in the same line.
His object is to sever all close rela-
tions between the youthful criminal
and the confirmed criminal in the
hope that the young ones may be re-
formed and saved. 1 believe the bill
will meet with general approval"
Fort Screven Bill Introduced.
The bill regarding Fort Screven. a
synopsis of which has already been
published in the Morning News, has
been introduced by Mr.. Stovall. The
Secretary of War requested that the
bill be rushed through as rapidly as
possible, and accordingly II was among
the first bills introduced. 1t has been
referred to the Committee on Corpora
tions.
The clause to which such strenuous
objections We're made remains in the
bill. The ground taken by Mr.. Stovall
is that the bill was prepared by the
Secretary of War and sent to him for
introduction. That Secretary Taft knew
what he was doing is a natural sup
position, and it is held he would not
draft a bill which was faulty.
Among the other important bills
which will come before the session for
action is Senator McMichaers bill for
the new system of the election of
judges, and the bill providing for the
new counties. There will probably be
fifty-odd bills introduced, though it is
not probable that more than one-third
of them will be reached or passed.
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vaIdosta's POstoffice Receipts.

Valdosta, Ga, June 25.--The postal
receipts at the office here for the year
which closes July 1, shows an increase
of fully 16 per cent. over last year,
this ratio OF increase having been main
tained for the last eight years. The
receipts this year are a little more
than $4,000, whereas they were only
little above $4,000 last year. Every
quarter and month during the year
showed a proportionate increase over
the same quarter ana month of last
year.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-06-26
PLAY WILL BE PRODUCED.
Mrs. r. II. Chapeau Has Received
Gratifying News From CharIesto.

Mrs. r. T. Chapeau Has Received
Gratifying News From CharIestO.
In a letter received yesterday morn
ing by Mrs. T. T. Chapeau, she was
informed that her dramatization of
Gilmore Symmes' Katherine Walton
will be produced this fall by the ORA
matte Club of the Alumni Society of
Charleston.
The society produced a number of
plays most successfully, and the de-
cision of the members to take up Mrs.
Chapeau's play speaks well for its
merit. The parts have been copied
and rehearsals will be begun when
the actors learn their parts.
Mrs. Cha9eau is an author of some
note, her book. Under the Darkness
of the Night" having received favo-
rable criticism. Mrs. Chapeau is at
work on another book which she hopes
to bring out within the next few
months.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-06-26
BARBECUE AT RE1DsvLLE.
At Installation of Royal Arch Ma
sonic officers.

Reidsville, Ga, June 25.-Reidsvdlle
Chapter No. 12O. Royal Arch Masons.
had a public installation and basket
dinner and barbecue here to-day.
About 1000 people were in attendance.
Mr.. w. r. Stubs of Savannah and
Past Grand High Priest Lambdin of
GAINESVILLE made addresses and in
stalled the offlcers-elect in the new
Court House, after which the people
went to the park, where dinner was
served In true Tattnall county style.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-06-26
WILL ENTERTAIN BANKERS.

MFR. Leopold Adler. president OF the
Chatham Bank, win entertain the mem
beers OF the Savannah Clearing House
on Tuesday evening, ~ Isle Of Hope.
The host and his guests Will Leave the
lie Soto in the fOur-horae drag late ~
ms afternoon, 80 ~ 20 have pleasant
drive bofOft fhe dinner u ~, A. y
were, q "retuFn dinner" 70 Mr, ~, -,
Lanes late entertainment.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-06-26
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INSPECTED RIFLE RANGE.
Capt. w. n. stephens Has Returned
From Trip to Macon.

From Trip to Macon.
Capt. w. B. Stephens has returned
from Macon, where he went to inspect
trip being at the instance of Inspec-
tor General Cam.
THE inspection was made on behalf
of the inspector general" said Capt
Stephens in speaking of his trip.
There is no doubt that the possibili-
ties are good. though so far as the fur
Their details are concerned / prefer to
say nothing until l. make my report
The people of Macon are enthusiastic
over the prospect of securing such a
prize"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-06-26
ThOmasviIIe's New Y. M. O. A. Build
ing.

Thomasville, Ga, June s5-The
Young Mems Christian Association has
its $4,000 building well under way. The
foundation work is finished and the
contractor says the building viii be
ready for occupancy within fifty days.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-06-26

Among the attractions at Thunder
bolt will be the Casino, with the play
then on the boards. The regular at
fractions of the place. including the
toboggan slide, will be running at full
blast and will prove very popular no
doubt.
In the city there will be a holiday
i'm the business section, and there will
be quite a number who will remain at
home and pass the day as comforta-
bly, as possible. Savannah and Jack
sonville will play two games Of base
ball here. There will be a game in the
morning and another in the afternoon.
1t is expected that the games will be
witnessed by record breaking crowds.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-06-26

BRIGHT, INTELLIGENT GIRLS
wanted for salesladies in the dry goods
department; reasonable salaries will be
paid to the proper parties. Leopold
Adler
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-06-26

BRIGHT, INTELLIGENT GIRLS
wanted for salesladies IN the dry goods
department; reasonable salaries will be
paid to the proper parties. Leopold
Adler
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-06-26

FOR RENT. STORE AND DWELL
ing, II and 10 East Broad street. Apply
500 East Duffy street.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-06-26
ThunderboIt Attractions.

vided all day and a special dinner will
be served. There will be fireworks in
the evening.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-06-26

FOR RENT, LOCOMOTIVES. ANY
size. J. II. Gillon Machine Company,
Waycross, Ga.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-06-26

FIRST CLASS CREDIT MAN
wants position with wholesale house:
best references; will begin on fair sal
airy. Address Box 5, Morning News.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-06-26

EXPERIENCED LADY STBNOG-
rapher desires situation as stenogra-
pher or as stenographer and office as
slstant. Address Gordon, this Office.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-06-26

FOR SALE. FIVE LOCOMOTIVES,
sixteen to thirty-five tons each. J. II.
Gillon Machine Company, Waycross,
GA
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-06-26

BREAD BAKED BY MACHINE: A
clean mixer; Pullman Vienna crimp.
whole wheat and beer bread every day;
fresh pies at IL o'clock. At Derst's
Bakery.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-06-26

FOR RENT, A COMFORTABLE,
nicely furnished house. near Park Elk
tension; nominal price for summer
months. Apply to George A Mercer.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-06-26

FOR SALE, CHEAP, FIRST CLASI
bakery; full equipment, in good rum
ming order; will sell at a sacrifice. Ad-
dress Bakery, care News.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-06-26

FLAT, FIVE COOL ROOMS, CON-
venient for housekeeping. 215 West
Liberty street.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-06-26

FOR SALE, ONE TWENTY TON
Shay engine and five log trucks for
stringer track. ]. H. Gillon Machine
Company, Waycross, Ca
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-06-26

FINE UPPER FLAT, THREE
rooms, private bath; opposite Colonial
Park. 235 Abercorn street.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-06-26
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.

TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.
FOR SALE, ONE TWENTY TON
Shay engine and five log trucks for
stringer track. J. II. Gillon Machine
Company, Waycross. Ca
FOR SALE, FIVE LOCOMOTIVES,
sixteen to thirty-five tons each. J. II.
Gillon Machine Company, Waycross,
Ga.
FOR RENT, LOCOMOTIVES. ANY
size. J. III. Gillon Machine Company,
Waycross, Ga. n
BRIGHT, INTELLIGENT GIRLS
wanted for salesladies IN the dry goods
department; reasonable salaries will be
paid to the proper parties. Leopold
Adler.
BRIGHT, INTELLIGENT GIRLS
wanted for salesladies in the dry goods
department; reasonable salaries will be
paid to the proper parties. Leopold
Adler.
FIRST CLASS CREDIT MAN
wants position with wholesale house;
best references; will begin on fair sal
airy. Address Box 5, Morning News.
BREAD BAKED BY MACHINE: A
clean mixer; Pullman Vienna crimp.
fresh pies at IL o'clock. At Derst's
Bakery.
WANTED, A GOOD COOK. 11s
Broughton, west.
FOR RENT, A COMFORTABLE,
nicely furnished house. near Park Elk
tension; nominal price for summer
months. Apply to George A Mercer.
FOR RENT. STORE AND DWELL
ing, II and 10 East Broad street. Apply
500 East Duffy street.
EXPERIENCED LADY sTENOG-
napher desires situation as stenogra-
pher or as stenographer and office as
slstant. Address Gordon. this Office.
FOR SALE, CHEAP, FIRST CLAs5
bakery; full equipment, in good run
ming order; will sell at a sacrifice. Ad-
dress Bakery care News.
FLAT, FIVE COOL ROOMS, CON-
venient for housekeeping. 215 West
Liberty street.
FINE UPPER FLAT, THREE
rooms, private bath; opposite Colonial
Park. 2S5 Abercorn street.
FLAT FOR RENT, 316 HABER-
sham street; unfurnished; possession
Immediately. Apply to s16 Habershan.
WANTED, s DRIVERS, / COOPER,
walters for steamer line, man for
Waterman at a sawrnill, cooks, 3
housegirls, 1 settled woman for nurse,
statesmen, blacksmith and much
other help. WandelFs, 1853 West
Broad.
FOR SALE, A NEW CASH REGIS
ter, $40 regular price, s65. Livingston's
Pharmacy. rs Broughton street, west.
WANTED, LADY OR GENTLEMEN
Of fair education to travel for q firm
OF s250,000.00 capital; salary, $l.072 per
year and expenses; paid weekly. Ad-
dress, with stamp, ]. A. Alexander.
Savannah, Ca.
LADIES WANTED EVERYWHERE
copying letters az home. evenings or
spare time. and return to US. No mali
ing or canvassing. 5000 weekly earned.
materials free. Enclose self-addreesed
envelope for particulars Guarantee
Co. No. w 20 Ninth street. Phlladel-
phia, Pa.
YOUNG MEN EVERYWHERE
copy letters. home evenings, 1880 week.
Send addressed envelope for parficu-
lars. Manager Dept W 70. BOX 1917.
Philadelphia, Pa.
GOODRICH TIRES. Each ttls0
Sold a. ID. F0ipin, go br0uEhton
| street west Eah iDhans lisa
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-06-26

WANTED, A GOOD COOK. 116
Broughton, west.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-06-26

FOR SALE, A NEW CASH REGIS
ter, $40 regular price, SOS. Livingston's
Pharmacy, rs Broughton street. west.
WANTED, LADY OR GENTLEMEN
Of fair education to travel for q firm
Of s250,00000 capital; salary, Sl,072 per
year and expenses; paid weekly. Adj
dress. with stamp, j. A. Alexander.
Savannah. Ca.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-06-26

LADIES WANTED EVERYWHERE
copying letters al home. evenings or
spare time and return TO US. No mall
ing or canvassing. $500 weekly earned.
materials free. Enclose seif-addreesed
envelope for particulars. Guarantee
Co. No. w 20 Ninth street. Philadel-
phia, Pa.
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WANTED, s DRIVERS, COOPER.
Q walters for steamer line, man for
Waterman at a sawmill, s cooks, 3
housegirls, 1 settled woman for nurse,
5 statesmen, blacksmith, and much
other help. Wandell's, 1853 West
Broad.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-23
Die Seb0roe fur SHentli9e &r:
bitten 6eitatist Den Sert9t
Der 9ommtiHare.

Die 8ommiFdre, tpel9e pom Der Stabt
uni Der @affersG ~pmpasnie ernannt wurben,
beriHteten mad elmer itrenset nnS umfanss
rei9sn grlfuns beS itdStii4en BaferS
frIsenSermaBen:
,8ir iinb einftimmis Der Mnfi4t, baB
has 8aher weIdss ben Goniumenten tpdbs
renb Der 8erioSe bieier rInteriu9uns s~eliefert
ruurSs, euten seiunobeitli9en @barafters
mar bob bas @afer pom Bribatsg runnen
elmer Der ipi6tisiten Sactoren Der @nts
ffebunss.nriaden bieier (Sppbus) Gpibenrie
perioee mar"
Die aommifdre empfeblen bic @onbems
nirunq bon 9ripat.8 runnen unb Aborten,
uno e~nrpfeblen, bab g~erbinbunsen nit Abs
sugstandlen bsrseiteat msreen ioaen mo
INNER fi6 iol9e befineen. Der gan5e Bes
si&t Der Rommtfdre lift IN Druid unb tpirb
auf Anfrase abgeliefert ODER NIT Der yoft
~perianbt.
Die NuaIitdt bss DaFers, ruie ioIfes pom
Sieier @eieai9aft seliefert rpiro, nno pie
bur9 oieIen 8eri6t feftseifent, lit fur ale
Berpobner Der Stabt gum Yripats@ ebraud
empfebIensfSsrt9.
Snoianapolia @aHer So.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-23
SebSroe fur 6Hsmtli@e ArbeiteH.

Sas AHebment far @einent-S sitsl=
meg unb pfaftern on Dearborn Sir.
bon Der 10. Str, CUR Neplano Str,
tpuros ensgilti9 beftdtigt.
gs ruuros snostltig beidlOhsn, bic
srte alsp iholi9 BON SOmnsp Str.,
bon Der gogepooo Str, 135 SUB
tueftli& su rdume1.
@eIu9e puroen eingerei9t, Sas.
Sauptr6brsn in 9amilton apenus BON
Der erfen alep iholi4 bon ct. Clair
Str. in n6rolidsr &i9tung au legen.
SIR @aHerleitun9 in Sopnsp Aus..
BON uniueritp Str. big Dinner Abe.
uno in Blaine 4ps., bon Wcrris' big
Oouaro Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-23

ftanb. gang genau. MIes bat er pers
sd5lt.-@s lit bIbf9 BON Dir, bab Du
mid nod piaff. = 9aarflein bat er's
geipubt!"
&laus' Mnttport mar biesmal rlir
Elm einSiges, freubises Mufleu9ten Der
4usen, bas pie beGer Sonnenf6ein
unter ben buf9isen 4usenbrauen ber>
bprbliBte. Wie bate ibm iemals cine
anbere neben benz fauberen, frsunbli9en
Srin9en gefaaen fDnnsn9 Wp bate er
eigentli3 feline @ueen eebabt2 = Gr
besriff alpar ben 3uiammenbans tel
nestpess, aber er serbra9 fid au9 niat
bel ben &opf. Natiirli9 mar er iiberz
aeigt, buB Der Strip cine 5lunferei sez
ma9t bate. @nbers tpdre Srina rims
nermebr in fem 6aus eefommen! Qfber
IS mar gut 10, berrli9! = unb barum
blteb es stpetfelbaft, Oh bic Sanbbepez
guns, NIT Der er ben fi9 halb f9elmif9,
halb furdtiam berfrie9enben 2iebesbo>
ten feft am Sbr Sps, cine 2iebtofung
ober cine MiBbanbluna. 2ohn ober
Strafe iein fo1te. Snhem er fi6 in
boppelter 53Grtli6feit auf Srin9ens
S9oob nieberbeugts, um ben fanfteren
4tbemsiisen beg f9lafenben &inbes gu
laui9en, iasie er 9liidli9: piles, mics
Der SrtB beftelt bat: moreen tit Ser
Ibru6!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-23
Blu rsaliaifd.

Cine biibf6e Sbeatsransfbote, bic
bic @jefa6ren bes iibertriebenen 3ealis<
mis- seist, ersdblt Mme. be Nabarro:
,Sn sinem Drama bdlt Die febr erregte
6el6in pl0bli9 inne, Inn nieber Sal
iumg gu s~epinnsn, als lie Die beran@
na6enben Wagen ibrer 9Gfte bDrt.
,6or9!r fast iie, ,i9 bore Die &aber
i6rer @asen.' Den Gffeft Der beranz
tommenben GGber ersielten mir tei9t;
mas mir aber AUDI perfu6ten, bas
@tampfen Der 9ferbe auf Dem Sizes
Dor GlariHas Sbiir fonnten mir ni4t
berpprbrinsen. S6liebli4 perfiel i9
uuf cine glGnsenbe Sbee, Die Der &egifz
ieur iofort in bic Shot umfebte. @tr
iuolten eiren 6 Tel bon gopent 9arben
auf benz btnter Der S5ene geitreuten
&ies uufs unb abtrotten laRen. Nas
tiirli9 nuren mir BEL Dem erften Iufs
treten unieres pierfibissn Sreunbes,
Der bic Yferbe bes sldn5enben franSOz
ii6en 9pfes bertreten foate, Elm tpenig
erreet.- DIS nun bas Sti6port 9efalz
len mar. berri6te perbdngnibpoae
Stiae. Sd p%ieberbolte bas Wprt et>
fpas lduter. Sa b0rte mar plObli3-
ben Giel ia f9reien.-Oas 9ublifum
bro9 in Elm f6alenbes 8eld9ter aug.
Gs par Spar cine Der erniteiten Situas
tionen bes Strides; absr i6 fonnte mir
ni9t belfen, i6 muBte mitla9en, Biz
mir bic Sbrdnsn iiber bic Baden lie
fem"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-23
pnkel Sans farmproouktt.
Sbr &sertb i'm Sabre 1904 GROCER ais he
supor-Grpprt mtio SantSepoiten.


2aut benz iiineften Sabresberidte
bes Nderbau : Setretdrs bate Die
Maisernte bes Subres 1904 in ben
Der. Staaten einen srDberen Wertb
ais ie aubor, unb nit benz @rtras berz
felben f0nnten Die Garmer Die sanae
Nationalfdulb beaablen, iopie bic
SabresSinien berielben unb mod mebs
rere WiGionen Dollars our 8eitreitung
Der Sabresaussaben Der Resierung
ii6ria baben. Die 8aumtpolen@@rn
bra9te suiammen nit benz Samen
ettpa $500, 100000 elm. Die Wei5enz
unb Seuernte pereint ersaben etpa ben
Wertb Der MaissGrnte. Die 1904er
Wei5erzPrpbuftipn mar Die niebri9ite
felt 1900, aber Der Wertb bes @eiaens
mar Der b09fte felt 1881. &urtoffeln
unb @erite errei9ten 1904 ibre bO4ite
Y~robuftipn, nnb bic 9aferernte iiberz
traf iebe porbergegangene, nit Qusz
na6me Der 1902er, um 100000
8uibels. Die Heisernte ergab einen
Grtras bon 900, 100000 Yfunb, 3OO,z
100000 pfunb mebr als je borber.
Der Wertb Der 1904 er5ielten Sarmz
probutte, nit Iusf9lub Der on bas
8ieb perfutterten, betrug $4,900,000,z
900, elm Nbfaa BON 9.65 Pro5ent segen
1903 unb Elm 3utpa9s bon 31.28 pro>
gent geeen bas leBte Genfusiabr 1900.
Sn ben leBten beiben Sdbren baben Die
Sarmer Der Ser. Staaten cine Wertbz
iumme probu5irt, bic ben Wertb bon
alIem felt Columbus in 4merifa ges
fDrberten @olbe iiberiteist. Ser Sc.
fammtfpertb Der grnte bon 1904 tit
feds Mal 10 erob pie bas Stammz
fapital aner Natipnalbanfen, bleibt
Bios um $75O,OOO.OOO binter Dem
Dertb auer Manufaftur%W aaren bon
1900, absiisli6 Der Soften beg @ob<
materials, Suriid. lit brei Mal 10 srob
tpie bic gruttosG innabmen Der Giiene
babnen unb piermal 10 grpb pie Der
@eIammtpertb Der 8erebau>probufte.
Der 9efammtpertb Der eIportirten
6armprobutte betrus faft $865,O0O,z
900, ipGbrenb Der Our6f9nittsbetrae
Der leBten flint Sabre $859.0O0,0O0
betrug. Die Mertbsunabme bes in
Sarmen angelegten &apitals pGbrenb
Der leBten bier Sabre peranfdlast Der
8eridt auf $4,000 100000. Mls Bet
fpiel Der profperitdt pirb bic 3unabme
Der 8ant=S .poiiten in brei tppif4en
Iderbau : Staaten ansefibrt. Sn
Soma nabmen Die 9eiammts8 anfbepos
fiten bonn 80. SUM- 1896 Biz gum 81.
Ottober 1904 INN 164 Prosent 81, IN
&anfas INN 219 Yro5ent nnb in Mri=
Ffippi I'M 3O1 proaent, pGhrenb bic
Our9f9nitts= 3unabme in ben ses
lammten Ser. Staaten nur 81 prpaen.
betrug.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-23
Steate T@ ieinem Siirsen.

0or etpa 8 Wonatert perbaftete elm
Ser. Staaten ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ben @binsisn pone @ing, benz bic FIR
bic @binsien bOrsef9riebenen @inman-
berunsspapiere feblten. Charles 3re-
cello ffelts BirsTdaft uno Wing madts
fi9 auf bic &eife nod Chicago. Sem
Oort unb anberen Stdbten, I'm eben
gu bsmeifsn, bob er feline papiere fdcn
Dor Is Sabrsn in Gan 6raneiseo sr=
lanste, bob biefslben ibm aber in New
Yort. eslsssntlid zines Geuers. BET
tueIdem au9 brei feiner 2aubsleute
ibr 2eber ~berloren, berbrannten. Sein
Batter farb Dor GINGER 3eit In @icero,
Snb.
@efern nun lanqte @ing traurig
unb niebersei6lassn bier uieber on,
melbete fi9 bel ieinem Biir9en, um
tuieber in Die Sail iiberfilbrt ju uerben.
@ing pirb pabri4sinlid wieber In
feline Ssimatb suridgeianbt uerben,
tuenn es nidt sslinst, auf irgeno cine
Wsiie flar3ulsssn, bab er gum Mufent-
balte in ben Der. Staten bere4tigt if.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-23
Grwin Sefament : SAL ent=
f9teoen.

Sn Be3u9 auf bas Sefamsnt bon
o. 6. @rtpin, in meldem iiber faff
81. $50, 900 berfist uiro. traf &i9ter
Garter eefiern feline gnti9eiouns. Or
entfdieb, bab bic Oerfaieoenen grbsn
iOfort in ben gefB ibrer grbtbeile se=
langen t6nnten. unb oab cine Sefas
mentstlauiel, wel9e fur Elm 3ur 3eit
nod ni9t ~geborenes 9inb cine 90
idbrigs Grift betimmt, ungeIeblid lei.
Sur4 bieie @ntf4eibuns pirb Die Sin=
terlaHenidaft ieBt ben bier 9inoern bes
grblaRsrs unb isinsm 8ruoer 81 slsi=
den Sbeilen iOfOrt sufaaen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-23

9eine.-
Spfspb Start, 6rame WObnbaus,
"a. nabe part, So. 300.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-23
-. QYres Bulletin -.
Smportirte SCRIBE,

bnbl9 semaat, neueite 6aeons, berr>
lide Sarben, elm SritteI ab, soc bis
$500 anitatt 75c bis $3.50.
9enti6e &rige,
9 3ou bod, nit bsutl9er Snfdrift,
48c Sas Stid, anitatt 75c bis s1.O0.
Eels Scarfs,
bon BLENDED &aninden 81. 95, tpertb
beSsutenS mebr.
Saon anIiesenoe &rasen bon bIene
beo @i@born6en, Sab Sronte, Chenille
Sranien, 80 Is anitatt 1915.
8eIs Sizes bon natiirIidem @afsrs
@ieiel, Sranien s%arnirt, 50. 90, on
itatt S., 90.