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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1904-10-04
SWEPT BY FLAMES.
Fire Destroys Barn Filled With
Fine Tobacco.

A barn filled with fine tobacco
belonging t. Mr.. Charles Fowler,
who lives about seven miles north
of Hopkinsvllle road, was de-
stroyed by fire Sunday morning.
The weed was being cured and the
suppositlon is that it caught from
sparks. The loss on building and
contents is about 81 900. There
was no insurance. This is the first
barn of tobacco burned in Christian
county this season.
The loss falls very heavily on
Mr.. Fowler.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1904-10-04

its interests. Tie has placed him
sell at the disposal Of the National
Committee and they are sending
him into states where he has a
large following and where his work
is certain to be effective. His
speeches in Indiana will do much to
offset the campaign of Ton Watson
who, posing as a Populist,, is striv-
ing to draw enough votes from the
Democratic ticket to elect Roose-
welt. Mr.. Bryan is making the
strong features of his argument the
imperialism of Roosevelt and the
encouragement that the Repu bllcan
party is giving to every increasing
power of the trusts.
There are thousands of voters in
Indiana and IN other debatable
states who have only been waiting
for Mr.. Bryan to declare himself
unequvocally for the ticket and the
platform to follow his leadership
No man in public life has a greater
or a more enthusiastic folio wing
than Bryan and the Democracy is
fortunate indeed that it has the
benefit OF his Influence and that his
potent voice is to be heard in behalf
of Parker and Davis
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1904-10-04

Tennessee proposes to test the
power of state to suppress a trust
In It's borders. In the Gallatin
circuit court verdict was rendered
against the Standard Oil Company
and its agent, c. E, Holt, that will
result 10 an early and crucial test
of House Bill No. 65 OF the last leg.
islature, generally known as the
antitrust bill. The result of the
verdict may go even farther than
that, for unless the Supreme Court
of the State declares House Bill
No. 65 unconstitutional the case will
likely go to the Supreme Court of
United States, where it Will be de
termined whether or not a State
may enact anti trust laws govern
ing the sale of trust goods, and the
manner of doing business by trusts,
or whether the State is powerless
because of the regulations and rules
governing interstate commerce.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1904-10-04

The trial of Sheriff Holland, of
Galloway county, for killing Hardy
Keys, has again been postponed at
Benton, by the commonwealth on
account of the "absence of impor-
tant witnesses. Since some OF the
witnesses for the prosecution have
been indicted at Paris, Tenn, for
attempting 10 suborn a witness
against Holland, the prosecution is
not as anxious for trial as it was a
while back.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1904-10-04
COUNTY UNIONS
OF American Society.Of Equity to
Meet Here Oct. 8.

The American Society of Equity,
through its county representative,
Mr.. F. B. McCown, has issued a
request for every local union in
Christian and adjoining counties to
send representatives to this city
next Saturday, Oct. 6, for the pur-
pose OF perfecting a better organi-
cation. There are now seven or
eight unions in this county.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1904-10-04
LOST EDITOR FOUND.
Was In Arkansas Headed For Tex
arkana, Texas.

Editor J. H, Dearborn, of the
Guthrie Graphic, who disappeared
some time ago, has been located
in Arkansas He was in Stuttgart,
Ark, Sept. % and left that place
for Texarkana, Tex, Sept. "a. He
applied to a printing Office for as,
sistance, saying he was financially
embarrassed.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1904-10-04
HEART DISEASE
Causes Sudden Death Of a Woman
Near Pilot Rock.

Mrs. Joy White, mother of Mrs.
Henry White, of this city. died
rather suddenly last Thursday
night at her home near Pilot Rock,
She was only sick few days and
death was caused from heart
trouble. She was 70 years old.
The interment took place in the
family burying ground, near Kelly,
Friday.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1904-10-04
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Mr.. snd Mrs Fl. L Mcpherson
are in St. Louis.
Mr e. B. Tyler went 10 Nash.
vile yesterday
Miss Julia Monroe, Of Louisville.
is visiting friends in the city.
Mrs. T. L. Bacon and Miss Lucy
Wilson are visiting in Cadiz.
Mr.. J. w. Long, representing the
Baptist Argus, is in the city.
Mrs. May Y. Humphries has gone
to Louisville and Cincinnati on a
business trip.
Miss Mildred HUMPHREYS has gone
to Louisville to spend week with
her brother, A. c. Humphries,
/ Mr.. Robert Fairleigh and sister,
Miss Letticia, have gone to ST.
Louis to attend the Fair.
Mr.. A. B. Anderson (Buck) has
returned from Tate Springs, Tenn,
where he spent several months.
Mr., J. B. Wood and family left
this morning for St. Louis, to visit
the tair.
Rodman Y. Meacham, of the B.
& o Railroad, New York, is at
home on a visit to his parents.
Miss Bet Ware left for Washing
ton yesterday to resume her studies
in Gunston College.
Mrs. Jennie Chalkley left yester-
day for Russellville, to visit Der
brother, Prof. w. H. Harrison.
Hon. Nc d. Ferguson, Railroad
Commissioner, passed through the
city yesterday, enroute to Trenton.
Miss Martha Hardwick left for
Cincinnati yesterday, where she
will go to school again this year.
Misses Sallie George Blakey and
jeanne Graham left yesterday for
Washington, D. c., to enter
Florence School.
Miss Loda Clarkson of Charles
ton, Mo-, spent Sunday night with
Miss Bet Ware and left with her
for Washington yesterday.
Mrs. Flora T. Bell will return
today to her home in Denver, Colo.
Her son, Gilmer, has already left |
70 re-enter school in Milwaukee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter E. Garner,
Of Lafayette, left yesterday TO
spend the week at the st. LOWS
fair.
Mrs. H. B. Montgomery, oil
) georgetown, is here on a visit to
her brothers, the Messrs. WOol-
bridge, and other relatives,
Mrs. L. L. Leavell, Mr.. S Howard |
Brame and Misses Belle Henry and
Lula Moseley will leave this morn
ing for st. Louis to attend the Far.
Mr.. ]. Abbott Giles. OF Tampa,
Fla, is visiting relatives in South
Christian. Mr.. Giles is also buying
some horses and mules and will
probably ship car load to Florida
before his return home.
A party of Pembroke people left
this morning for the Fair at st.
Louis. Among them were Mrs Jane
son CARROT, Mrs. Claude Carter,
Miss Callie Richardson, Miss. Sallie
Tandy and Miss Allen.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. B. Pendleton
and Mrs. w. A. Radford, of Penn
broke, and Mrs. Chas. F. Jarrett
and Miss Katie Mason, of this city,
have returned from a months tour
of the far West. They were in the
last party to go through Yellow
stone Park before the season
closed.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1904-10-04
Mrs Geo. w. Young Injured.

Mrs. Geo. w. Young was hurt in
an accident Friday. Her buggy
struck stump lying by the road
side and the vehicle was upset. Mrs.
Young fell out and was consider
ably bruised. The horse ran away
and broke its leg and had to be
killed.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1904-10-04
Universalist Convention.

The Universalist State Conven-
ton of Kentucky will meet at
Charleston on Friday, Oct. 7, at 2
p. M, and continue in session three
days. Rev. H. c. Beckett, pastor
OF the Hopkinsville Universalist
church, will preside.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1904-10-04

fSn William Vernon Harcourt'
died very suddenly Saturday at
Oxford, England. He was called
10 England "Tbe fuest political
gladiator of his age, He retired
from public life last March.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1904-10-04
THE FAIR A GO.
Odd Fellows Have About Finished
Canvassing.

The street carnival to be given
by the Odd Fellows Oct. II is no
longer in doubt. The canvass for
subscriptions to the guaranty fund
has about been completed.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1904-10-04

The Democra tic campaign was
opened yesterday 10 many counties
and from now on there will be firing
from the stump all along the line.
Toe campaign will be short, sharp
and decisive and Kentucky may be
expected to roll up an old-time DEM
ocratic majority,
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1904-10-04

Postmaster General Henry c.
Payne is critically i'll. High living
at Washington makes it dangerous
20 be a statesman nowadays.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1904-10-04

Suppose we let up on Bill Thorne
Tor 4 while aud talk about some
thing else. There have been many
pardons issued in Kentucky, near.
lY all Of them bad ones.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1904-10-04

George Kerr, the once noted car
toc1ist OF Louisville, died last week
In soldiers home
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1904-10-04

Secretary John Hay is to remain
In the cabinet in the event Roose-
Yelt should be reelected.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1904-10-04

John Pound, wealthy business
man, has been elected Lord Mayor
OF London.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1904-10-04
Registration Polls
open 6 a. m. to 9
p. m. to-day.

The Louisville Horse Show is
the whole thing this week.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1904-10-04
Democratic Ticket.

JUDGE ALTON B. PARKER,
of New York.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-11
uniere 21eutrolitdts G~rfldrune.
WOte oes gtaatsiefretirs att bic beinen frisgs=
tabrcnocn Wd9tc.
Srihe 5ofmun9 in Baltimore -Ye5ahlune Ger Canals itm,me
Glober eebt fret aus.-Daniers Reoe.

Der Biir9ermeiiier belfano Dor Nnem
oarauf, Die 0unoerte bon Wiaionen,
Die inter ben 3riimmern bs9raben lie
gen. ourd ben itarlen Mrm Der BUM
Oesiruppen bepahen au laIen.
IS erforoert Die duBerlten Mnltren.
gungen, odmit Die 6taot nidt einen
betrddtliden She'll hires Sanoels na9
philadelphia uno Nsm Dort p~erliert.
Man alaubt, bies our4 gDegrdumung
Der 5riimmer uno @rridtung 3eitpeilI-
ger @ebduoe b~er5inoern su tonnen.
Die ununterbro9enen Getreioe=yers
Ienoun9er, Die Bemibbeit bon Stats.
uno 8unoesbil.e, icpie Die Mntiinoi=
9ung, oaB eini9e Der groBen YerIihe-
run9s @eleuiAaften CUR Yesablun9
bon so procent auf Die Werlulte bereit
lino = aa' oies trug peientlid our
Wiecerberlisllung oes 6ffentliden Ver-
tralens bel.
Der Yiir9ermeiiter bat Ieinen iriibe=
rem gntfdluB, sr NOBLE Ollie bon aug.
m1rts %annebmen, ipioerruferi, oa bis
iebt teine Notblaee bsitebe. Spdter
tonne oies bieleidt notbpenoig peroen.
Baltimore bat beuts 3meifeaos fril9en
Wutb aefaBt. 9ie belten Biirger boz
ben bic 9ercules.A rbeit. oas 3erlt0rte
pieoer auf3ubauen, init elmer gnergie
auf iIG gsnOmmen. Die DoltOmm enen
grfola oeripridt. Sas aasemsine @e.
fibl iommt In ben Worten @oupers
neur Wariielo's gum Musorud. Der
beute Iaate Baltimore miro glOrreid
aus Der Alde eriteben."
Die ge3ablung Der y a.
nam asGanaIs m {.
Rem Dort, 10. 6ebr. Sdab-
Setrstdr Sham sonferirte beute nit
8antiers iiber bic 3ablung oes pana-
masganal @elbes. Die arrangements
Iinb Oerart getrohen. baB fir Die los
taIen GinanSsV erbdltnihe teinc St0.
rung eintritt.
@aelienad s q pan.
San 6rancisco, 10. Geb.
9ampfer s@aelic" fubr beute nad benz
Orient nit LOO 9onnen MebI fir
Sapan, 1000 Yalen gaummole. 400
3onnen Ylei uno 5 Conner S6ub-
ndgeln fit Die japan. Nrmee. Inter
Den paiia9ieren bsfeno iid Der mad
Gbee 600 Suriidiebrenoe ainer. GOniuI
Gowlsr, i'm 3wiidsnoed fubren etma
40 Sapaner, bic in Die glrmse sintreten
mpllen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-11
@sraaasrsss 9sssI@.

Guoar Gureb Gdinten - grfe luoItidi /:
1870 yfuno IL; 10 pfrnb 123e; 10-l2
gfuno i3i; 8rpeite nuaIttdt !: 20-le pftnb
1l3e ; 10 Hfuno l2e /; 10 pfunb 1915 /; 10
Plumb 1896.
gaIifcrnil@e e@infen-6 Bis 8 Pfinb BIC;
9 Bis IL gfanb 8ic.
Srabniid.e psd-aIsrer GnsIiib eureb 10.
oe,pSbIisr Guaar Gureb 16e, 81 pfinb I'm
Dur6i4nitt l5e ; 8 big Q ghnb i'm 9urd'
i1nitt 13Ac; 10 bis 10 gfuno TN Dur9iGnitt
l2t5s; 8 gi anO I'm 2ur9i9nitt, i@maI, ll3c;
6 gFuno I'M Dur9i9nitt. i9mal, 11}e.
Gped, gngI.-@epdbIter, 8 bis 10 Yfunb
tm Dur9i9nitt. 1886; IL biz IA gfunb TN
Dur9i9nitt. 1876.
gyed-Rlare Geiten, 30 bi5 so Yiunb tn
9ur@i9nitt, &c; RIare Setter, 80 bis 20
gfune, 9ie; alare Bellies, % sis 30 qfunb,
sc; IL BIB 22 qfb.. Gle; ID bic Is pfunb.
lOle; aIure Niidsn, 20 BIB 30 Rfunb. Sc;
RHden IL BIB ID gfunb 93e; 2Iare siideu 8
bis 9 Dfirno. l0c
Gep0aelte8 S9ueinefslI9 - 4nppenloies
Sanep pig $40. 90; aIarss Bean $3.50; Sans
Ip $3.50; ebort gIeur sl4.bO; gumpi
81. 30.
gsb5rr.es Hinbfeiid - S9inIen, reg.
Sets, 123c; Nubenieifen lie; Snasni. Ia
an69eI 133c-
gDurfe - Gsrdr9erte gratuurf 8is.
5ranturter Sc; Bologna In Ddrmen 6fe. tn
7uh &c.
S9maJ- IN Eierees-1. dual. ga; 2,
nuaIitat 8se; 8. luaIiidt 8bc.
e1uItera-GngI. Gureb, ls bis 20 Yfunt
TN Dur9iGnitt. 103e; Is Rhtnb Tur9i9nItt
lie. 10 bis IL 9fanb llLe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-11
Butter, Gssr anD 9enAeeI.

SdnbIer be8ablen fOIsenOe preiie:
Sufter Country. 12s. Creamery 24e.
GIgin 28c.
0ier-2bc per Dutenb.
Si5nsr lOe, 2dbne 8. 5urteps-l4s.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-11
eIope rel /.

Cripple COL, 10. Geb.
Ser prO3eB aeaen ben ebemalisen MiI-
IOuri GonereB.N s. M.
@lopsr, oes Nnsrifs auF einen Sers
e%eanten beiduloi9t. wuroe beute bonn
9ifritts. @eridt sin9sitelt, oa Der Nns
aetlaate nidt Smeimal meaen oes alei-
den Yer9ebsns proSeiiri ueroen oiirfe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-11

Ser arOBte She'll Der Offenen Sibung
bsrging beute nit elmer Reoe oes Senas
tors Mcgumber gu @unifen oes pana=
ma.gnnal : 0ertra9s. Cine Mnsabl
bon pripat=p enIions. Yorlagen famen
CUR grleoi9ung.
Sn Der grecutip-S ibun9 fprad
Senator Daniel 9egen Qualification oes
@analbertraas. Die Senatoren 6air-
bants uno Spopner ermioerten furs.
Senator Daniels ReOe ging bon
boben @siihtspuntten aus. gr taoeltc
bic 3sqierung nidt we9en Oes 8e=
idebenen, rietb aber sur Nicaragua
Route, als Der ein5iesn. no man ben
Sitel obne rationale llnebre betommen
tonne. geios Soften bealidmiinIdten
ben Senator gu Der Mrt ieiner 8eoe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-11

@etrodnete Jri9te-AepfeI. on Der 6Onns
eetrodnet, &c; SobaHnssbeeren 7e bis TIC:
eiiron l8c bis l4c; ROfnen, 2 Grcwn, per
Bfuno, 7c, 8 Grofun tic, 4 GronA 7tc Ioo,
menfreie &c bis SC. California ghasca.sI IKE;
suItana 7lc, isnpOrtirte SuItnna lie bis lac.
California aprifOien Sc bis 12c.
9prup-etanbarb Corn 23c bis 25e: as,
wdbIter &c bis 82c; sOrsbum s8c Bis CSC;
Nep Orleans MoIaHeS Ice bis 26c; oerSbL
ter DOC bis 38c.
Rihe -Sra5iI neu SC bis 1Oc; 5iIberts 12c;
NanbeIn ID, wei@i9aIise Ran6eIn l5c;
Sorban @anoeIn loo; peanuts Sc sis &c:
ssrOfete 7c bic Sc; ensIii@e @nlniiHe 1876.
PidIea-24OO i'm 5ab $40; I990 TN Eas
SO; 1900 i'm 9oIbf0b $3.50; 500 I'M Sns
$3.50.
indianapolis RaHeespreHe:
@euObnI. bis gutter lO-l2c; prtHa Bic ass
rudblter l4-l6e /; 6oncp 52s-35e. goTAsv
gelOtU Is bis 22c. Sapa 1886.
Sn Padeten
Erioia sI2.26. 2ion $12.25. Serieb $12 %;
Caracas sl2 90, Dinportb's Sl2 %, Dutn
SABA YIens $l6. co., aiIpOu6 SD Is, gotes
BIenbeo Sapo S12 .25.
9aGer-Dominoes 7.07e; ehlV sY6sr s. a.
tuIDerifrter 4.s7e; 33ff puIDeriIitter 5.o2s.
feiner sranuIirter 4.97e; gabes Size; Con.
i%eetioners' N4,72e; Aibsepoob & 4.62c; Rbh
mtg i 4.b7e; empire u 4 52e; SbsaI ertro
@oIben 6 4.42c; DinbiOr ertra g 4.37s
Riosewoob u 1896; seIber 6 4. tic; IL oeb
Der 400.
8sis-earOIina, aOpf. 53--7ae, Sopea B
Die, gebrodeuer, 34--43c.
SaIs-eate, Saigon 2abnneen 76e RIeis
mere Ouantitdtsn, s5e-9Oc, 100 btei Qlunb
Podste sl.sO, So finf PfO., 81 80. % 10
qfunb $l.70.
eiFs-RaIs go Or. 7ea). Gas. s-lle pc
@auone.
@efuirse - gonSe: Nuibiee i3c bis l6c:
Goifia l3c bis 15c gusgatblHtbe soc bic
Soc; Nastutnub 45c bis 6Oc; gorser Idruor,
ser Pfefer 15c bic l6c. e9ot l9c weib 2be;
ReIten lbe; semabIener i9porser qfeher lsc,
ueiber 80c bis 86c, rotber zoe.
6tdrie-4earI, BIC, Champion @IOb, / unS
9 gfuno padete 8. Rorn. l gfb. qadete,
4k-b3c.
Ginsema@te 6riGte-gIo66erries 8 Pe..
Sl.l0c; qea6eS STANDARD, 8 3D., f.
2.2b; SECONDS 8 pfunb 81 .6o-S1. IS; gis
pea9es, 81 .40-$1.60 30; Gnanas, eicnbare.
. 3d., 81. 65-Sl.9 80; eeeon6s. 2 9funb,
81 .2b-s1.45; CRIME 8obnen, 3 YfunO 9ans
men, 81. Bahama ananos 81. 90-S2. 26e,
@efebte Grbien, $l.20-Sl. 70. frite Sans e6
Gents, NorrOru soc, etnsepes&ic 65e-e0c,
Tomatoes. 8 pfunO, 81. lO-$I.lS, 3uder,
Rom 9Oc-$l. 90. NpfeEbuttsr, per Dutenb.
8 9funb, 81.
GanOp-Stongen IL; eemiI9t 7c; Gro,
ser semii9t 73e; Banner Twif Sc; Cream
Bonbons 10c: SO. 2 Cream semiI8t sc.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-11
HraAts uuD 0smaTe.

Trn6t e.
gitronen-S2 .25-- 800 fir 800-380.
Drangen-GaItfornia-$8. 90 per Dor.
8anaasn-@ewdblte 81. 80 per Sumo.
aofuSnuHe-s3 90 per Sunbert.
Teiqen : 11-16c baS Dfinb.
DotteIn &c per Bfunb, so Tfc. aiifen.
Mepfel-Sl. 10 bis So. 90 per 5ab.
Neaer Sonig-16c.
9ineospIes 50. 80.
Gtanberries $2.25-2.7 10 per guibel.
@emnfe.
9miebeIn-S1. 10 per Tab.
Gpanii9e 3wiebeIn 81. 30 pr @rate.
RartoHeln 81 10 per TaB
Sninoi8 Sibtartofeln $500 per Sat.
2raut-Sl.b0 per Job.
GeIerp-per Tuseno 30c.
Woibe Wiiben ~ per Tab.
Wapp 8obnen 500 per BuibeI.
2nobIaud &c per sfunb.
Weibe Hiiben u 30 per 6ob
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-11

Strides RinbfeiI9-DefIi@e 6tere 6g-
7c; bieiee etiers 72--6e; biefige Rinbes
$40 bic kn0 plumb 7c; bieftse Rite 400
bis $50 Yfunb bic (; aDbe 800 bis $50 pfunb
SIC; etier yorberpisrteI 7c, etier 4tnter'
pserteI &c, Hinb 9tnterpisrteI 8}e, Rino
gorberpierteI &c. Rub gOrteruierieI 4c, aab
0interbierteI TIC.
8ril9ss aaIbFeiin-adlber l0e. 0inter'
pierteI 13c. yorbsruierteI Sc.
0rt59es s9ofFeii9 - 2driner per Yfsnb
l0c I; e9aie &c; G@enieI l0}c; Ha6S. furI.
18c.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-11
Sanna beffer.

Wabin9tOn, 10. 6ebruar.
Senator Sanna's Yefinoen ssist leute
Y%eRerune. gr nimmt ieBt reaelmdbig
Wabrung uno bic Maaenbeidiperosn,
unter osnen er aeltern Na6t fit, linb
pOaig 9eidwunoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-11
Gongreb.
s. 8.

ahinQton, 10. Gebr. Das
9aus %erleoi9te beute osn @onnens
9ops1 Wablireit i'm 10. penniplua=
MIA Difrift 5u @unfen bon 0errn
@onnea. or wuroe TOfOrt ais Mit-
elieo bereioi9t.
gs fam iooaun mieoer oas Senats-
Mmenoement, Die 81, 600, 900 Anleihe
fur bic WeltsA usltslung bstrefeno. sur
Yeratbung, pdbreno wel6er fpeitere
ginpdnoe geeen ben DOriAlag gemadt
mur0en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-11
Die greeffe au San
Dom | II o..

Wafbinaton, 10. 6eb. an
Yice-Qomiral Wiie. ben Commanders
Oes Sdulidif. @eidmaoers in oOminis
taniIden @ewdHern. iino besiialid oes
Sdubes cmeritan.Ider Sniereiien be.
%iOnoere Snfruitionen abaesansen.
Sic WiiiheilunQ, bah elm 0dnonenz
boot Der Regierung auf Den 0lpoe Sic
ME 9ampfsr .Neu Yort" geidoRen
babe, bat In amtli@en Rrsifsn @nts
riiftun9 erre9t. Wie oas Warines
Departement mittbeilt, miro Die mabr=
ideinlide Jol9e oiefer @ewalttbat in
elmer Wegnabme oes RegieruugsbOOis
ourh Nomiral Wiie beiteben.
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meben - no. 2 rotber 81 auf @ele .
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2oIben 45c.
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4lle; go. 2 @emiI&ter 4o3e; so. 0 eemii@tss
40c.
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2 IitnOtbp $1,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-11
BON Daeeusmaxrt.

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Rice 8erfaufspreiie: 81. 5O-s6.OO.
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luaIitdt, 1850.
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% 0O-S10.00 per Eonne.
etrOb-qreiie. lie nn6 benz Grab. IN Sal
len. $6-S7.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-11
Rate.

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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-11

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). q. 3. & SO. Selects 86c,
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lie; eotfi9 re; fnO9enlois Sdrtnge. los,
sereiniste 5drinss. &c; qsr9 7e.
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Sbrimps-s1.3 80 per gaUons.
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@irtbidaits z nebernabme.

Siermit sur eeH. 0lnsetge, baB i'd bic bliss
Der unter benz Namen s'The Belmont
betannte 8iribihait
Gde Nlaoiion ape. nno Wlorris STR.
fduIid ubernommen babe uno Sebermdnn
fleunolidft einIaos, MID in meinem 2otaIe
az beIuAen.
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tables 6aus su fiibren unb meinen gditen
ffets bic beiten Getrdrfe uno Gisarren pors
iu'eben. 0armer Qunh bon 10 llbr Wors
gems bis / ubr 9iadbmittas.
I'm seneisten 3uipru4 bittet
GUSTAV DOEBBER,
ede geabiIon g0s. unb WsrriB ctr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-30
DIR. FRANKLIN ARRIVES.
Has Tied Up Producing Mine at reiiu.
ride, Colo.

After an absence Of several months
In the east Dr. Z. A. II. Franklin land
ed In the city on a late train last night
10 representative Of the News"
the doctor stated that for several weeks
past he has been studying the forma-
tons at Telluride. Colorado, where ne
EQUATIONS have been practically COM
pleted for the acquisition of a produce
Ing property, the transaction involving
sum of money running well up into
the hundreds OF thousands OF dollars.
Associated with the doctor In the en-
terprse are none other than the for
midable syndicate of fasteners who are
now expanding fortune IN the devel-
opment of the properties In the Marys-
vale gold districts Of Pluto county,
incorporated as the Gold Development
company.
The doctor " just as enthusiastic as
he ever was over the posi- bilities Of
the ground controlled by the Gold De-
vc.opment corporation; but the UNDER
taking is one which will require much
expense a great deal Of work and con-
siderable time to prove up. In the
meantime the hackers OF the enterprise
are going down into their pockets to
pay for the great work of tunnelug the
mountain and cutting the veins at great
depth.
81 estimated said the doctor, some
time before the Gold Development COM
pany was organized, that at least half
million dollars would be required. II
will take a whole lot Of money TO do
1t, but we win open up a big property
down there"
While It viii require n great deal OF
cash to handle the proposition, DR..
Franklin believes the opportunity TO
gather in a producer In Colorado viii
eventually ease up matters ON this
end as the proceeds derived from the
sale of ore extracted from the
Telluride property can be used I'm the
development Of the Piute county prop
critics,
Notwithstanding the doctor believes
Telluride, as a mining region. to be yet
I'm it's infancy, he considers the oppor-
tunlties ON the whole for making big
money out Of mines decidedly better
here than In the Centennial state.