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Evening journal., 1904-05-26
BOLD ATTEMPT
TO ROB OFFICE
70 DECORATE SOLDIERS GRAVES
c. A. R. Does Not Want to Overlook
Any.

u ~ NJ Docs moi want 70 ONefook
Any.
Heretofore "a great many complaints
have heen made Thar many soldiers graves
had u, flgs on them on Memorial Day. IL
is impossible for the G.. A. r. men alone
70 find an uhe graves, but il Is their desire
that flags be put on every mound.
Smyth Post No. / ON Monday night at
their regular muster appointed "a commit
tee, which Will be az Rlverviow Cemetery
on Sunday morning from z to 10 o'clock
and in the afternoon from Go 2.3o o'clock
to put flags ON the graves which have been
overlooked; II the fnends will como and
show the committee whore they are.
Every year the membership IS getting
less and the work Is getting harder. For
this reason II IS the desire Of the G.. A. r.,
that their friends assist Them as much
as possible in the work Of Memorial Day.
Evening journal., 1904-05-26
II. NJ. sALTMAN g co.

ALL KINDS OF CARPENTER WORK
done; building and repairing. Refrigerat-
ors and pianos repaired. 1o5 West strees.
Wilmington, Del. apr26-2ss
Evening journal., 1904-05-26

The Rev. Paul Isenschmid. pastor of
Zion German Lutheran Church. left
today to be absent about a week at
tending the annual meeting Of the
and adjacent States, held in Philadel-
phia.
Evening journal., 1904-05-26

All the healing, balsamic virtues of
the Norway pine are concentrated in
Dr. Woods Norway Pine Syrup. ma
ture's own remedy for coughs and
colds
Evening journal., 1904-05-26

The want ads are on page seven
they are more interesting than ever.
Evening journal., 1904-05-26
state outIines Its case.

The States case was outlined TO The
jury by Deputy-Attorney-General Rich
ards.
MIR. Richards said the State would show
Evening journal., 1904-05-26
THE WEATHER

Tomorrow: Partly elaudy
lower temperature, fresh south
winds. Saturday, overcast to
partly cloudy.
Evening journal., 1904-05-26
GET RESULTS

Pay half cent a word and
have your want ad inserted in
The Evening JournaI-it will be
read.
Evening journal., 1904-05-26
Took One Hour to Get Jury.

II took about one hour before nc Tol-
lowing jury was selected;
Frank Miller. foreman; Levi L. Ma
loney. Caleb y. Price. George Hutchtn-
son. Edward Myers, John w. Mitchell.
George W. Pierson. William b. johnson,
j. Fletcher Kane, Lawrence J. Broman,
Isaac NJ. Green, Frank J. Daniels.
The State exercised five challenges.
while Tho defense used twenty challenges.
the limit.
Evening journal., 1904-05-26
Saw Blow Struck,
WEATHER BULLETIN

Patroiman snyder, as a matter Of
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-22
Mettemse @eiftcsacnemtpert.

gu berIelben 3eit, ais 1ih i'm Sro.
quoiss Sbeater su Gbieago Die entiebs
lide 5euertdta ereigneie, lpar
eeseniibsr Der Strabe taum 200 SUB
bon Dem Ghredensprte entfernt, i'm
@orrids 9beaier cine iiberaus Soblrei6e
3uI9aueriAaft perIammelt. 9us bic
6cueripriben, cine nad Der anberen.
am @arrid=S beater pprbei rdfeltsn,
BEAM Der 0elhdftsleitcr S9ubert
6l.rcbt, bab fem pubIitum etpa ai,f
Die Soee tomnen Tonne, bah Elm Branb
in 0drrids Sbeater auSeebrohen lei.
9ieIe .WeIiirhtung eripies iiA inbeTsn
ais unbe9riinSet. Mls Die erIte 3ipi
ihenpduie lam, lieB SCHUBERT aus
@orIibt iebo6 Die Tbiiren idlieben.
uno teinem Meniden parb seitattet,
oaS 0au0 81 perlaHen. Wilton
2ddape, Der i'm @arrids 9beater auf
trctcEoe Star" mar SCHUBERT nod
Gr6iten be9iIflid). Dem Mubitorium bic
0cnntniB bon Der in Der nGditen NGbe
iih abipieIenben 8ata Itrophe %por3uents
boltcn. Gr belt cine bohft ippiae
Reos, bic feline 3ub0reridaft in be-
iiGnbioem @eIGdier erbieIt. Tds Or
DIETER tbat oas llebriec, unb ouf oieie
Weiie oeldne es iiber olles Soften. i'm
@orrids Ebeoter feIbit cine panit gu
pcrbiiieu unb bic Tbatiote sit pers
beimIiHen. boB an bcrielben Strabe
unb in dlernGdlier Nabc 0unberte pom
Wenfhenleben in Der elenbeiten Nrt
81 @tltnoe gineen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-22
Surge 0epsidsn.

paterOn, q. s. 5. 8.
Stsmart, biermal aus oieiem Sifritt
in ben Gongreb gepdblt. it 81 Sabre
oft as~liorben.
@reensboro, 81. 6. Das
ltaatlide NormalsGoQeg plroe ourd
Ge,.sr um 800, 900 beiddoiai. Die
$50 Stuoentinnen fino gerettet.
Rem YOrt. Sci benz Sabres=
Diner Der 0ouanb=@ eieli9aft i'm Mal=
bort MitOria bielten %. 5. 8rpar, Der
dinsff9e @eianote uno Mnbsre anipra.
den. Bonn qrdfoenten mar eiu grisI
eingelaufen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-22
8tfnt, unntrn rao assIopret.

2anbIersH retie:
Aufterr' tn Rannen-Tep BORT Counts zoe
5. z. S. & 60. Selects 86c.
eee'Tti9e Weibfi9e l2e; go. l Y:dreI
lie; eatfii9 he; tno8enIoie Sdrtuss, To-,
sersinisse Sdrinse, Sc; qer@ 7e.
@i0ms-9ittIs Refs SOC Der 100.
Summern- Roc per qfuno.
Strimps-s1.20 per gauone.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-22
NemsMMSbrMM
Ser NebOIntion In M~atebonien elS
fder betrahtet.

Sofia, 81. San. Sen. 3ontdef,
melder bic maceoon. Snfuraenten i'm
9erbit ~befebligte uno ioeben bon elmer
Reiie ourd Guropa suriidtommt, be-
ssihnete berte ben fredericksburg Der
maeeoon. Nebolution i'm 6riibiafr als
fiber. gr lit Der Inliht, bah Wace=
oonien bis az entailtiger &egelung bon
ben Sruppen Der intereiirten Wdhts
bslebt ueroen nirh.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-22

UrI9es ginbFsifG-Mehls9e ettere 6K--
7e; bieiise etiere 1850; biefise wtnbe'
$50 bis Ec0 pfuno 7c; bieftee Riibe 40(
bic $50 plumb &c; Q1be $50 bis $50 pfint
b}c; etier gorberpierteI 7c, otter Sinter'
pIerteI &c, Winb QinteruiertsI SIC. Wint
gorberpiertel 81. Rub yort erpierteI &c. UiI
0interbisrtel 7c.
Tr:f9es 2albHei1-3dIter 9ac, Stnter,
pierteI l3e, yorberpisrtel Be-.
Trtf9sS S9offeiid - 2drsrter per pfant
10; ; e9afe Sc; e6enfeI l03e; HadS. fur,.
18c.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-22

@eorgs 5biebeauo ariff bieie Yeme=
gung beute nit bitteren Worten on.
Der Worgan Mntrag lei nidts ais Elm
tpeiierer Sdr;tt bon genaltIamer gnts
rehtuns, gerIeBuns oes Y6lterredts
uno Der Bolts. Ne9te bur9 bic Der.
Gtaaten.
sails Colombia menieer 5battraft
seigt aIs Wene3uela", faste sr. 10 miro
es nidt BLOB feline eiaene Sade ber-
Iieren, %iOnoern alle i9uaden Staaten
III Mittsl- uno Siioamerifa peroen aa-
mdblid eingeIadt."
Sd. rietbsgolombia gum 9rieg.
Colombia.
& riegsieber erlo d n.
Rem BORT, 81. San. polt-
Wadridten aus gogota Sufolge 1T bas
4~rie9sHeber In Colombia am @rloIden
uno aagemein 5iuiinfdt bas Bolt ben
Ibfal bananas obne berbdugniBpclsn
0riea binsunebmen. Die bisberiaen
Gris9s.Nrtitel Der 3eitun0en haben
W~abnunsen sur Yeriobnuns uno our
Nermeioun9 tueiterer ernler Sdwierig.
teiten plab gemadt.
8. y. pereuotte, Der In Wort uno
Sdriit 3rieg ge9en ameriia preoigte,
ut berbnftet.
Seutihlan0.
Neuer Yro5ebjfhr Mrens
BERG.
YerIin, 81. San. Dem tribe.
rem 2sutnant prinsen prosper Nren.
berg III Elm neler proSeb bewiliat NOR
ben, unter Der Ycarnnouns, bab feline
seiti9e @elunobeit in Grage ltebe.
gr wuroe 1900 gu Is Sabren GIe-
fdngnib D%erurtbsilt, neil CT oils Off.
sier in Deatid Snbmelt : yfriia sinsn
@ingeborenea @ain (oer als briiiIder
Spion Oeroddtig!mar) ermoroet bate.
W a y b a d q orben.
Yevlin n. 81. gan. Der sbema.
Iise pteubiide Miniiter Der Offentlidcn
glrbeiten. hilbert MaDbad, Der bas
Wert Der WerfaatIihung Der preubis
Iden Yabnen erfolareid burdfhbrte.
lit beute i'm Mlter bon 81 Sabren ge'
ltorben.
SoIf's 9ob.
YerIin, 81. San. Die 2eiden-
Ieier fur ben 9elierr In 6reiburg Usrs
idierenen Siforiter 8. e. b. Solit
finoet am Greitag Itatt; ON SamItag
wirO Die 2eiae in 6eioelbera per-
brannt.
Serr b. Solif mar f.pon felt Wona-
ten iduer trani unO lsbte felt einigen
Sabren In Greiburg. Nm Sterbebette
befano iid bic Gamilie.
GGweoen NIB Worwegen.
& Onig Oscars rs. @eburts=
tag.
g todbol M. 81. Sanuar. Die
6enlidteiten 81 gbren bes Is. @es
burtstaaes BON 3onig Oscar %besannen
bsute nit @oitesoienlten In allen 3ir=
den. Die Staot par reid geldmiidt.
Die ltdbtiiden gebOroen idenlten
Dem SgI. Subilaums 6ono fir be-
oirftiae Shminoiadtise etua s40,s
900.
Yortp Hico.
Ribera Il 4.
Can n, 81. San. Nad 81
jdbriser glbueisnbeit traf seitern Nadt
8. q. 3ipera, Der Gtbrer Der 6Ooera-
lifen. entbuliafiid bssriiBt bier elm.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-22

Neben - go. Q rctber 923e ouf @sleis
fen, 923e Don Der TubIe; gso. 8 rotbsr Gle;
Sanuar 93}c; Basenpeuen 92s.
aorn (neues) - go. l weib z63c No. 2
peib 45c go. Q ipeib 4be: No. 4 peib.
43e; 70. 2 weib semii@t 45e WO. Q
weib genii9t dc ; 20. 4 psib eemif9t
43c; go 2 seIb 46c; 80. 8 seIb 45c (;
No. 4 seIb 48e; 70. 2 semii9t 44ic
no. 8 seurii&t z4ae; go. 4 semii9t 48e
3oIben 44c.
8ofer- go. 2 rpeiber 40e; go. 8 peibsr
S9ic; No. 2 eemii9ter 0ss; Ro. 8 semii4tss
38c.
9eu go. l Timotbp sll.b0; Ro.
2 9imotbp $1,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-22


Gstronen --S2. 30 800 fir 10000.
Draneen-6aIifornia-s8. 90 per BOG.
Bananen-@ epdbIte 81. 60 Der Bun0.
RoiusnlHe-s3 90 per 9unoert.
Ucioen /: l1-i6c baS Efiinb.
DatteIn &c per Yfunb, 30 Yft. &ifen.
MepisI-Sl. 10 bis 50. 90 per SAB.
Weuer Sonig-16c.
Qineoppies SO. 30.
GranberrieS 81. 2b-2.76 per yuibeI.
% SENATE.
8wiebeIn--Sl 10 per Tab.
Gpanif9e 8wiebeIn 81. 10 per Crate.
aartoHeln SOC per Uuibel.
Suinois Stbtartoffeln $3.co per Sab.
araut-Sl.b0 per SAT-.
GeIerp-per Tuteno 30c.
ylotbe Wiben ~ per Tab.
Napp Bcbnen ~. 90 per WuibeI.
2ncblaud &c per 4funb.
Meibe @iiben IL. 30 per SOB.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-22

Setrodnete 5rii9te-2IepfeI, an Der Some
setrodnet. &c; SObannesbeeren 7e bis 7%e;
Gitron l3c bic l4c; aofnen. 2 Gropn, per
Tunb, 7e, 8 Groun tic, 4 Grown TIC Iaa,
msnfreis &c bis SC, California gauscateI TIC;
Sultana 73c, itrportirte SuItana lie bis I4c.
California Apriioien &c bis 12c.
Sprup-Stanbarh Corn 28e bis 2bc; aes
wdbIter &c bis SIC; eorsbum 28c Bis 88s;
New Orleans MoIaHes lsc bis 2ee; sspdbI,
ter 30c bis 38c.
Mfe-gra5iI neu Sc bis 10c; 5iIberts lac;
YianbeIn IA; rpei9i9aIise RanbeIn l5c;
Serbian NanbeIn l5e; 9eanuts Be Bis SIC;
ser0fete 7c bis &c; GnsIif9e WaIniiHe I6}e.
pidles-24O0 i'm Sat $40; 12o0 TN 5ab
IS; 1900 I'M SaIbfab $3.50; 600 TN Gas
$3.50.
indianapolis 2aHeesqreNe:
@erpobnI. bis gutter 10-12e, prtsna bis aes
wdblter l4-16c (; Tanep 52A-83e. goIsss
YeIotu Is bis 22c. Sapa $3.50.
Sn padeten
Hrioia Sll.75. Qion Sill .75, Serieb s1f. 10:
Caracas $ll 90, Diuwortb's SlI. 10, Dutt
Saua 9Ienb 1880, NaiIpou6 sll.7b. @ossD
SIenbeb Sapa sl1.75.
Yuder-DominoeS 7.07c; etidsudsr 8. AZ
puIperiFrter 4.s7e; xfff puipertfrter 6.02s,
feiner ~8ranuIirter 4.97e; Gubes 5.l2e; Con.
feetionerS' u4.72c; Ribsewoob v 4.62e; 500.
MIR u 4.b7e; empire IA b2e; SbeaI GIRO
@oIoen 6 Arc; @inbfcr Grtra g 4.87e
&tbsepoob VI 4.62c; seIber 6 4. lie: le aeL
Der 4.02.
@eis-earoIina. 8opi. 5}--73e. Scpon 0
sc, 8ebrohener, 4--43e.
eaIE2aie, sOaason 2abunsen 7be aIels
mere nuantitdten, 65e-80c, 100 bret pfuno
qadste $3.50, So finf pfb.. s1.s0. 20 10
phlnb $l.70.
eiHs-Hat (zo Or. zeR). Gab, Ellie per
@auone.
@eipilrSe - @onte: Alipice ;3c bis lbc:
Gaffta 13c bis loo NustatbIuibe 60c bis
Soc; NhiSfatmib 4be BITS 60s gamer ,&pors
ser Yfeiier lbc bio Ice, S6ot l9e weib Zoe;
NeIien loo; senabIener i9warser qfeHer I8e,
rpeiber Doc bis 86e, rotber 80c.
etdrie-pearI. &c. Champion @Iob. l unb
8 pfanb podete 8, Rorn, l Pfo. padete,
4h-b3c.
Gtnsema6te Tri9te-pIadterrses 0 Yfh.,
$l.l0e; pea8eS STANDARD. Q pfb.. s2-
2.2b; SECONDS 8 pfanb 81. b0-S1. 86; qis
pea6es, 81. 40-$l.60; unanas, Gtanbarb.
2 Yfb.. 81 .65-$l.S so; eeeonbs. 2 phinb,
81. 2b-Sl.4b; CRIME gobnen. 3 Bfunb Ran,
men. 81. Bahama ananas 8 .s0-S2. 25e,
@siebte Grbien. s1.20-sl. rs. tribe Stunt %
Gents, Barron SOC. einaewei9te Ws-8Ot.
tomatoes, 8 pfunb, 81. 10-SI.1b, 8uder,
Rom 9Oc-sl. %, NpfeIbutter, per Dutenb.
8 Yfunb. Il.
6anbp--etansen 7; genii9t 7e; @ro'
Ger eemii&t 73e; Banner Iwif &c; Cream
gonbonS 10c yRo. 2 Cream semif@t Sc.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-22

ergroS . gertaufSpreis Smporttrtey
e@usi8erfaie 8oc per 4fanb eiubetmijee.
S~1tpepertdie Ice, Diseonftn gream . aaIs
l8-l4e, y. .. Gbebbarsl '3ae, einbs sms
der 2im6urser l3c. Bird lac.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-22
Yorto Nico.


gan 5 uan, 81. San. Nah 81
jdbriser qbueisnbeit traf seitern gadt
8. q. Ripera, Der Giibrer Der 60bera-
~liiten. entbuliaiifd bssriiBt bier elm.
gr erfldrte ss als feline Mbf9t, Die
politilden parteien gu einen. 9lnIdBlid
Ieiner Nntunit finO politiite 0erpid.
[ungen p~abrfheinii9.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-22

eugar Gureb e9infsn - grfie nuaIitdt /:
1870 pfanc l2}: Ii pf,nb l2ae; 1912
pfunb 1871: Bwette nualttdt /: 20-l6 pfunb
llae ; 10 piunb l2ie ; IL pfuab l3e T; 10
4fuub l3c.
GaIifornii9e e4infen-6 biz 8 Pfunb BIC;
9 bis IL pfunb SIC.
Trubfid'e ped-9lcrerGngItib Gureb l6H,
serpdbIter Sugar ureb 1916, 6-7 Tfunb TN
Duqi@nitt 1916 ; 8 bis 8 Ehlnb tn 9ir9,
f@nitt lac; 10 bis IL qfunb TN Dur9f&nitt
late; 8 81 anb I'M Dur@f9nitt, i9uaI, l2c
8 phinb I'M DurGi@nitt. i1unai. 12e.
eped, gusI.-GewdbIter, 8 bis 10 pfunb
I'm Dur9i9nitt. 1870; IL Bis IA qfunb In,
Dur9i9nitt, 1876.
Sped-9Iare geiten, 30 Bis go Pfunb TN
Dur91@niti, &c; 4lore Seiten, 30 Bis 40
pnmb, Zoe; RIare BeIies. % BIB 30 qfunb,
CSC; Is bts 20 gfb., 9ie; IA biz Is 4funb.
l0lc; alore Rndfn, 20 bis 30 qtunt, &c;
Siiden IL bis 10 qfuno 93e; aIare siidsn 9
bs 9 pfunb. 10c
gep5deItes e@uesnefeii9 = 4no9enIoiez
Eaney pis $40. 90; 9Iares Sean $751; 30; Tarn,
Ip $3.50; etort eIear $l4,60; 9aumpI
$l4. 30.
Celebrities HinbHeii9 - e@infen, req.
ests, la3e; Aubsnieiten l0c; Snnenf. l43t
Nno9eI lac.
sDlrfe - @erdu@erte Brotwuri SIC.
Tranffarter Sc; Bologna In Ddrriea 6tc, IN
4u9 &c.
e@mab-- IN zierceS-l. duel. 95:; 2.
NuoIitdt 8Bc; 8. nuaIitdt 8}e.
6@uItern--gngI. Gureo, 10 bis 20 Yfunf
I'm Dur&f9nitt. 103e; Is 4hsnb Dur&i&nltt.
lie. 10 bic IL pfuno l11c.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-22

7imotbb-yerfaufsp seiie: $40. 50-l1.o0.
8Iee gerfaufSpretie: 81. 50-S6.O0.
Welidforn - gerfaufSpreiis: ie no9 ber
puaIttdt, 45-b0c. geues &orn z0e bis csc.
Qofer-aei9dlt 87-40c; IN ben Aebren
IS 00-S10.00 per Eonne.
etrob-greiie, ie mad benz Grab. In BAL,
len, $6-$7.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-22


Ger Qubeder Genat err
nanntc ben Yerliner 9ilobouer .0ons
0unorieier. ben Sh0pfer bee Qiibedsr
YismordoentmoIs, gum prpfeGor.
2ampf nit einem Sob
Il 6 | | gen. Der 90 Sabre olte
StuoioIus be- Surispruben3 @Gbrbs
aus 0annoper, lpel6er i'm DienbolD's
fden sootel 81 DRESDEN Iogirte, iibers
fieI iiir5Iid in eineln MnfoIle bon 9obs
iudt bic in einem Veben5immer po9s
nenben 3fpei Werliner Or6iinneS b.
0oeben, bic cine SO, bic onoere 81
Aatre alt. Die beioen Namen lhrieen
UNI Silfe, aber ehe @eiIianb uabie, mar
bic Gltere bur6 Meherlfihe nidt UNI
~aefdbrIid perIebt porben. Der Grite.
Der bcrbeigeeilt tam, lpor Der 0oIels
pirtb DienbpIb lelb5t, unb oieIem bib
Der Wabniinnige ben tIeinen Singer
Der redten 9dnb ob. Nad lanoem
Sample gclang es benz !9otelperIonal
uno Der mittlerpeile berSueetommenen
poli5ei, ben Srrfiunigen 81 iiberipdls
iigen, 10 bab or binter S6lob unb Hies
gel gebrddt iperben fonnte.
OrigineIles sc Il d. Sn
8eutben, OberfdIeieu. crbieIt tiir5Ii9
Elm boriiger Stobtratb lOl9enoes
Sdreiben zines 9bierbGnbisers: nGp.
9odtpoblgeboren erfude sic b0flid)
unb erlaube mir Mn3ufrogsn OBJ i'd
nidt bos 2lnpertrouen eeibenft betcms
men t0nnte mid ibnen olS IbierbGns
bigger porsu{telIen. ga ib in Der Wies
nagerie aarl Wattern lGngere 3eit an
geitelt mar, unb mid in berielben
Sadie iebr betannt fiiue, 70 piirbe i9
Gle bitten pb sic nidt 10 liebenSlpiirs
big fem m06ten unb mibr cine Stels
lung ais Sbisrbdnbiger bel ibncn aus
p%ertrauen m0bten. IS ipere pielleiht
iebr piinidensipert bas in 8eutben Elm
soloaIGer @ortten &uftommen piirbe.
Gs 1T audi mitunter Die f10nite 3eit
bic Moubtiere db5uri6ten, neil Sie jebi
odS Glitter ba5u baben."
Gnbe mil g 6reden. Das
tibne Magnib, in Der Da9t .aiaorp,"
einsm Gobraeus bon % Sonneneebalt,
bon NeuzS eelanb iiber Sap 9orn nad)
Qonbpn gu fobren, bat Elm ~27jGbriger
Wonn, Namens gudribge, nit benz
Sobc buBen mii7en. Qls Die ya9t
auf benz paeifiiden S5ean. 1000 Mei=
len benz 5eItldnbe enifernt, gegen Minb
unb WeQen tdmpfte, fiel 8udribge bonn
MaItbdume unb blieb auf Der Siele
toot. Sein Maat unb ein3iger Be-
eleitsr lteuerte Die Wadt mad Weaings
ton, Neu=S eelaab, auriid, beHen !9es
fen er pieier Gage nab pielen 6dhrniis
ZEN, benz 9uneertobe nabe. gliidli6 err
reidte. Budribge biente i'm iiibafrifas
nifden 2rieee unb madte ipiter an
8orb Der Discovery" bic antarttiiAs
expedition NIT.
Oper zines 2otteries
9 c 10 i 8. Der S6loher Marnts
aus 6rieori9sberg BEL Berlin geipanll
Dor ettpa einem Sabre cine fir feline
@erbdltniNe erheblide Summc in elmer
Qptterie. Seitbem perna9lGfii9te CT
feline Mrbeit unb ereob fidn benz WiiBi3=
gang, Bis Der lebte Seller perprabt mar
Nun fam Die @eue iiber i'm. er perF
taufte ben ReIt ieiner 0abe uno ginn
mad Mmsrita. @einer Jrai. Die pis-
Der gu ibrtn Gltern 5iebeu mubte, per'
1praa er, tie nadtommsn 81 ldRen,
iobalb er Qrbsit gefunben buben lpiirbe
ga Monote perfluhen, obne bat
Warnte ettpas bon iid b0ren Iieb,
madte bic p~eratpeifeLte fSrau ihrem Sc.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-22

Btfttt, Gttt 3R0 UeHf0et.
SdnbIer be3ablen foIsenbe Freiie:
Butter - Gcuntrp. 12e, Creamery 24e,
0Ipta 28c.
Gier-26c per Dutenb.
3ubner 9s. Sdbne6 6. Turfets-l5e.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1904-08-03

But the automobile is a different
proposition. 1t is heavy enough to
acquire dangerous momentum,
even at moderate rate of speed,
and when the driver loses control
the consequence is most always
serious to some one. To reduce the
dangers of automobiling to a mini
mum two things are required:
skill in handling the machine and
good judgment. One of these things
is often lacking, and sometimes both
OF them. When both are lacking
look out for trouble. The large
road automobile is a complicated
piece of machinery. 1t is not so
large, complicated or dangerous as
the steam locomotive, but it ap-
proximates it SO closely that there
is nothing else to which il can be
compared. Men are required to
serve an apprenticeship of two
or three years duration before they
are considered competent to run a
locomotive, but they drive big
three seated road automobiles
through crowded streets of the
cities without having served an APP
premiership.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1904-08-03
MOST IMPOSING PAGEANT.
Templar Parade to be Greatest Event on
Pacific Coast.

The grand parade of the Knights
Templar, to take place on Tuesday,
September 6, is destined to be the
most imposing pageant and the
greatest display ever seen in the
streets of San Francisco. It is con-
idently expected that fully 10000
Sir Knights will be in the parade,
making line about four miles in
length, and not less than 20, 900 per-
sons will line the thoroughfares to
witness the grandest and most
brilliant spectacle ever seen on the
Pacific coast, one that may not &C.
cur again during the life of the gen
Grafton. In that line will be some
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1904-08-03

Is never failing sign of q healthy stomach.
When the breath Is bad the stomach il out
OF order. There Ii no remedy in the world
equal to Kodol Dyspepsia Cure for curing
Indigestion, dyspepsia and all stomach dis
orders. Mrs. Mary 8, Crick of White Plains.
KY, writes: II have been a dyspeptic for
years; tried all kinds OF remedies, but con
tinued to grow worse. BY the use Of Kondol
/ began to improve at once, and after tax
ing few bottles am fully restored in
weight, health and strength and can eat
whatever like Kodol digests what you
eat and makes the stomach sweet. Sold at
HitchcocK's Drug Store.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1904-08-03

Automobiles In the Cities Ordinance
Regulating Their Speed Practically a
Dead Letter Purchasers Feel Above
Receiving Instructions But Delight In
Showing Speed of Their Machines
This win End When Novelty Wears
OFF and Utility Basis Is Reached The
Coming Wheat Crop.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1904-08-03

ing, though anyone can tell when
one assumes a speed that Is dan
gerous on crowded street. When
a policeman arrests man for driv-
ing faster than the law allows. he
does so upon his own estimate Of
the speed, and in that event the
man arrested can get any number
OF friends to swear that in their
opinion he was not exceeding the
legal limit. Again, it is a matter of
common remark that policemen are
very reluctant about arresting the
owners of automobiles, and some go
as far as to claim that the police
in Minneapolis has been secretly in
structed not to arrest any man who
is well known in the city for this
ofense, but to make an example of
non-residents and people who are
lacking in influence This is not
true in St. Paul. Some of the hot
test and wealthiest sports of that
city have been arrested and heavily
fined for fast driving.
But the prejudice against auto
mobiles, and most of the trouble
caused by them, will in time disap-
pear. Their use as a novelty, or a
plaything, will be discontinued,
and they will reach utility basis,
like that of the horse or bicycle,
and will be accepted and looked
upon in a matter-of-fact way. People
will have learned their construction
and how to operate them, just as
almost every woman knows how to
operate "a sewing machine. Their
speed will be governed by neces-
sity and propriety, the same as
a horse is driven, and they will
cease to be looked upon by any
class as distinctive badge of the
wealthy aristocracy. The present
trouble, like everything else, will
regulate itself in time.
The time of year has again ar
rived when the grain experts goI
about the country to estimate the
coming wheat crop. tn northern
there was much low land
that was under water during seed
ing time and could not be seeded.
This will reduce the acreage to
some extent, but the growing crops
as a whole, never looked more
promising, and only reasonably
good weather is needed to insure
magnificent harvest. Not another
drop of rain is needed. The
Red River Valley, proper, which, |
me year with another, gives bet
,er yield of hard wheat than any
'ther locality, is suffering this year
rom excessive rains, and the crop
will not be more than half it's nor
nal yield; but on the uplands on
either side of the valley the pros
'ects for a good crop are the best
n the country's history. Some es-
innate an average of % bushels to
he acre. In short time the ex-
'erts will publish their estimates
# the prospective yield of Mime
'ota and the two Dakotas.
w. NJ, T.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1904-08-03

In most cities, perhaps all Of
them, the speed Of automobiles is
regulated by ordinance, but the
law is practically a dead letter.
There il no way to ascertain pre-
cisely how fast an automobile is go
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1904-08-03

And what is worse than this, the
average man who has acquired an
automobile wants to start right out
and show everyone else how fast it
can go. The speedy road machines
are the most expensive, and he is
just as anxious to have il appear
that he has high priced machine
as he is to have a machine at all.
The result is that though he is not
master of his machine, and has ac-
quired little practical knowledge of
its construction, he drives it to the
full limit of its speed every time he
grasps the lever. This is one of
the cases above mentioned where
the driver has neither skill nor
sense, and it's only a question of
time when he will lose control of
the machine, or when something
will break because of improper adj
iustment Of some of the parts, and
some one will get hurt.