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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-12
Lies Mysteries Revealed

BY wonderful man. Occult
Scientist, Philosopher and Meta-Phy-
sician.
Prof. Jameson, Eldriedge block
Commercial street, rooms 70 and r.
The wonderful demonstration Of this
wonderful mans strange powers must
be witnessed to be believed. AT a
glance he will tell you what you came
for. He will read your life, past.
present and future better than you
know yourself. He will give you never
falling advice in all your understand
ings concerning marriage, divorce,
business, love affairs, speculations,
deeds, mortgages, moneys, travels
and in fact in all things. He Is one
of the most skillful occult scientists
of the age. AS an astrologer he has
his education in India, the land OF
mysteries. He is a qualified astrolo'
ger. skeptics are invited to call and
be convinced. Office hours, 8 a. m. to
1880 D. m.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-12
ORDERS
MADE BY
COURT
Commissioners Dispose of
Road Matters and Take
Adjournment

The county court this forenoon dis
posed of a quantity of routine bust
ness.
F.. e. Osborne was appointed super
visor for road district No 4.
o. C. Whitney was appointed road
supervisor for district No. 3, vice
Dolph Griswold, who declined the ap-
pointment recently made.
F. r. DuRette was reappointed su-
pervisor for district No. 6.
In the matter of the petition of J..
Ulrich Miller and others for location
of a county road, the court ordered a
continuance.
The road petltioned for by Ichabod
and Ernest Barrager was dismissed.
A petition from A. Zimmerman and
others for the removal of an obstruc-
ton in the county road near Mehama
was continued.
A Mr.. Christensen complained in
open court of the location of the road
leading from Brooks to Howell Prai-
rie, intersecting the Salem-Silyerton
road, and the county surveyor was or
dered to relocate the lines, and report
to the court
The petition of Walter l.. Tooze and
others for a county road, was con
tinued. pending the filing of bond
The bid of julius Nelson for fur
nishing guide boards at is cents per
name, was accepted.
The court, at noon, adjourned for
the term. The remainder of the claims
passed upon will be published in to
morrow's Journal.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-12
The white House

Can give you good meal any hOur
of the day or night.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-12
GERMAN
FARMER
ARRESTED
On a Charge Of Throwing
Down a Line of Fence

Matthias Springer, a farmer, resid-
ing six miles north Of Salem. was last
evening arrested by Constable Lewis.
on a warrant issued at the instance of
]. w. LaFollett, charging him with
tearing down a fence, and leaving 1t
down Mr.. Springer was arraigned,
and his trial set next Tuesday. In the
meantime he is at liberty on his own
recognizance. Mr.. Springer was, a
few months ago, arrested and tried
on warrant issued at the instance OF
Mr.. LaFollett, charging him with as
sault with deadly weapon, and was
found guilty of simple assault.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-12
THE PLAYS
THE THING

The amusement loving public of
this city have rare treat in store
for them in the sterling attraction
which is booked for the Grand Opera
house Saturday. February 49, 1t is
zone Night in June" which has
scored so heavily in all the large
cities for the past season. The play
tells beautiful story of the quaint
country people Of old Vermont state.
Laughter and tears are closely inter
mingled; the plot is one of great
heart interest and never fails to hold
the closest attention of the listener
from the rise of the curtain until the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-12
CATTLE
REPORTED
STARVING
California Stock Suffering
While Held 10 Quarantine,

The Governor is in receipt of a tel
egraphic request from the Governor
of California stating that large herds
of cattle are held in quarantine in
Northern California, are starving, and
appealing for permission to move
these cattle onto the Oregon ranges
where they can get subsistence. The
California executive asks If, on the
certificate of the federal authorities.
he will allow these cattle to come into
this state.
Late last evening telegram was
received in the Governors office from
Secretary Wilson. of the agricultural
department, at Washington, as fol
lows:
ut is reported by the governor of
California that the cattle in the quar-
antined section are starving on ac.
count of draught. He desires that per
mission be granted to ship some of
these cattle into your state This de
partment would inspect and do every
thing possible to exclude infected ami.
mails, but could not guarantee free
dom from infection without dipping
1t would be necessary for the proper
officers of your states to keep such
animals under supervision and pre-
vent their leaving your state for 81
days after arrival Are you willing tC
receive them? Please wire answer.
These kilograms were forwarded tC
the governor at Portland, and he will
consult with the state veterinarian be
fore giving his answer to the appea
OF the California authorities.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-12
! E;;:!. E;;;! !! :! Social Realm3
PERSONALS.

N Bredemier is in Portland today
on business.
John Darby, of Shaw, was Salem
visitor today.
Max Buren was a Portland visitor
on Thursday.
Hon. H. E. Ankeny, of Jacksonville,
is in the city.
Mrs. Gladys Hooker has returned
from Portland.
Mrs J. F. Hughes is at Portland for
A few days visit.
AF. Blackerby, of silverton, was in
the city yesterday.
John H. McNary is in Portland to-
day on professional business.
WI. Jones, of Jefferson, was a Sa-
lem business visitor this morning.
HI. Earl the Turner hardware
merchant, is in Salem for days visit.
R o. Thomas the Turner station
agent, is in the city for a visit with
friends
Mr.. and Mrs. U. Haas of Hillsboro,
are in the city on visit to their son,
F. G. Haas, the druggist.
District Attorney IN. Hart, of Dali
las, was in the city last night, going
to Portland this morning.
Miss Lillian Metschan, of Port
land, is visiting her sister, Mrs. L. F.
. Griflth, on Asylum avenue.
Mrs. Bert Veal returned to heT
home in Albany last night, after Wis
4 itlng Mrs. Emma Brown in South Sa
lem for few days.
Mr. and Mrs. M. o. Buren, enter
tanned the Jolly Twenty Whist Club
q on Monday evening. The first prizes
were won by Mr. and Mrs. 2. j. Riggs
W. B. Lawler, the mining man, went
to Albany this morning for a briet
business visit. He recently returned
from Nevada, where his company is
operating extensively.
Miss May Phelps, of San Jose, Cal.
Is in the city, and will remain with
her sister, Miss Ruby Phelps, the re
malnder of the year, and attend VIII
lamette University.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-12
Extra Cara to Asylum.

The Citizens Light & Traction co.
will run extra cars to the asylum fol-
lowing the 8 and $3.50 p. m. cars sat
urday evening, Cars will also be In
waiting after the reception. 2t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-12

Lovers of good things, especially
in the line of sweets, will find some.
thing new in the way of confection-
cry at the Spa 1t is new inven-
ton of their own, but It hasn't been
named. Try some of 1t, and you will
be convinced. Finest line of valentine
boxes in the city at the Spa. 2-11-3t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-12
Two Farms Sold.

M. ]. Hartley and e. Hartley yes
terday afternoon sold to r. E. and p.
Turner 100 acres of land in t s s, 2
W, a farm southeast Of this city, for
$500.
Thos B. Kay and wife sold to II. B.
Condit 37.45 acres of land in t 9 s, 2
W, for $56175. This is tract OF
farming land near Jefferson.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-12
CHANGE OF OFFICE.
J. H. Haas Becomes a Member Of

o. NJ TIads pCCOUIeS WtWptT OF a
Big Insurance Firm.
The old-time insurance firm of ]. G..
Wright & Co., representing the Fire
mans Fund and the Connecticut Fire
Insurance Co., has moved its office in
to the J. H. Haas place of business.
Mr.. Haas has purchased the interests
of Mr. Wolf in the company, and will
conduct the affairs at his office at 211
Commercial street, where persons
wishing insurance can be served.
2-12-1w
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-27
@ef9i 3 auf 9 9Gitten I.

@enanbtbeit bes @fis bebient, 10 UNI
terlag es feinem 8ebenfen, bret 8ier<
tel Der nOrpegtf9en Snfanterie NIT
S9neef9uben aus3uriften. SIN grnitz
fan tpiirOe bann nur nod bic GaDal=
lerie unb Der Srdin auf bic BenuBung
Der 9~anbitraBe angepiefen fein, mob.
renb bic S%nfdnterie ohne Rudltht auf
%gebabnte pfabe INNER ben fiir5eIten
Weg einf4lagen fDnnte, UNI til 3tel
gu errei9en, obne BET Der 1%usrultu1g
nit @9neeI9uben ge3tpnngen gu 1etn.
fi9 bur9 tiefen S9nee hinour95uar@
beiten.
WGbrenb bes bergangenen Winters
tpurDe in Der nmgegenO BON Ghriftia=
mia, nnb 5nar in re9t gebirgtgem
unD ~Dalbigem Serratn, Elm brettdgi=
ees ManDber abgebalten, befen Ver=
lauf ni9t nur f9nebif9e nnb bdnt=
f9e Sfficiere, fonbern aud Der 9er>
Sog Guitab Nbplf Bpm S9onen, Der
Glteffe Spbn bes &ronprin5en Sutton
bon S4pebea unb Hprpegen. nit ge=
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-27
Sibet.


Simla, gritii6 Snbien, 26.
Mai. Die Sibet= @rpeoition in @patg
Sic tit fOlirt; feit 8 Sagen cling feline
Mittbeilun9 elm. @s tno. peitere
ger~fdrtungen nb9eianbt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-27
Observation-Disclosures TIT Wors
tnegen.

Sn @fanbinabien, namentli9 ober
in benz g~ebtr9tgen unb au4 itarf be-
nalbeten Rorpegen, DIrber i'm 5aG
zines @interfelbsuges nGbreno bier
Monuten 99nee unb gis ben Srup5
penbepegungen srobe 9inberni1e IN
ben Meg legsn. Die Sperattpnen
piirben an bic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
bes 2aHbes unb On bic ftdrter bette
belten @egenben gebunben fein. Was
iebo9 bic 9auptnuffe Der Nrmee, Die
Snfanterte, betrifft, 70 iinb Die
S9pierigteiten, bic tiefer @9nee un0
niebrige Semperatur Der &riegfub@
rung bteten fDnnten, DGbreno Der
leBten Sabre nit groBem @rfolg
iiberpunben nprben, inbem man tn
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-27
Standardization.
u ngeto m m G II.

MngefDmm n.
Stem .Oorf vNurania" bon 2iber=
pool.
Queenstown: .@ebrie" bon Nep Oorf.
Stem Oorf: v0ambure" bon 8ouloene
unb Blpmoutb.
Stem OOrf: vGbemnib" BON 8remen.
2iberppoI: ,@arpatbia" bon Nep Oort
bia Queenstown; v@ebric" BON
Stem Oorf pia Queenstown /;
SHORTHAND" bon P~bilabeIpbia
bio Sueenstoun.
pratple 8oint pafirt: ,&otterbam"
bon Stem Sort nod ROTTERDAM.
Mbeefebren.
2iberpool: Dominion" nod Mon=
treal; ,Sonian" mad Montreal
bia WobiIe; ,Republic" nod
Bottom bia 9outbamptDn.
Stem Oort: Bremen" nod Bremen;
so 5oboie" mad 6abre; ,Nu=
mibian" mad @lasaom; BLUE
der" mad plymouth, @berbourg
un6 6amburg.
Queenstown: .Seutonic" BON 2iber=
pool na6 Stem Oorf.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-27

tire v8ur=nniformen" bic fi4 fir
ben Winterbienit als brau9bar be-
tpGbrt baben. I'm neniger gut fi4t<
bar gu fein, bate Die Nrtilerie Die
@ef9iBrpbre gepeiBt unb Die beQe
8letbung bes @taabtenftes angelegt.
Die SfilGufer : gompagnien paren
fir gabanerie unb Mrtiaerie Elm Id
tiger @egner, benin auf ibren S9nee@
f9uben tau9ten Te nit 8liBesi9neae
baGb bier, balb bu auf unb INNER
bort. mo man tie am t~penigften erfpdrz
tete.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-27
@ef9ib auf @9fttten. II.

Be iiberna9tet Bel elmer MuBentempe@
ratur BON = 18 9rao gelftus, nd6z
renb brinnen Die 2uft Bis auf 9lus
10 9rdb erpdrmt ndr. Die 3eltz
panbung beftanb aus nit 9ufen unb
Sef EN- Der ebenem Segeltu9, bds iiber
Elm &abmenpert bon pfdblen geGegt
mar. 0ur9 Elm 9ra6tgefle9t tonnte
pben Der &uu9 ab5ieben, pel9er ft9
aus Der Seuerung entpidelte. bic in
etpd 8pei SUB 9Dbe iiber benz
5uBboben in einem Orabtgefle9t III
rem BlaB bate. @uf Der MuBenieite
bes 3eltes por Der S9nee bod auf=
ge16i9tet. Die fe93ebn Bis 5pdnz
gig SnfaHen iebes 3eltes benuBten
99laffGde. SrpB Der bitteren RGlte
unb beg rauben Winoes erfranfte
ni9t Elm Mann. Sin fol9es 3eltla=
ger f6lu9 iebe Gpmpagnte etDu in Ell
ner @tunbe auf. @efleiOet tpuren Die
S9neef9ubldufer : Gompagnien in
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-27
9erlinsr AinofrpoeIie.
Ste &tbsabInerie Der Suseno utto tbre Gnts
ftebuns-Gin fransofides GrbtbetI.

Die Nh5dblberie Der 8erliner SUI
9enb geb0ren gu benz @igenartigfter,
mas bic fogenannte &inberpDe{ie berz
borgebru9t bat. Sept, mo Die Iinben
2ifte Die &tnber nieber binaus auf
StraBen unb plGbe loden, bort man
fe an alien @den unb Snben. Son=
berbare Qaute 19dlen an bas Sbr,
nenn Die fletnen MGb9en vab3d6len,"
tDer beim Spiel bran" iein foa, mani
DIES gang 1tnnlos, man9es in aqer
9tnnloiigfeit fulturbtftDrif9 interef=
FAINT. sc nirb fem Meni9 niien,
mas es beiBen fon, tpenn ge3Gblt miro:
,@tt9en, bett9en, bttt9en, batt9en,
gebe be 8ebe be bunte &latt9en, gebe be
8ebe be Buff 9afir bat man elm
Grbtbeil Der fran3Dff9en &plonie ii
benz ebenfo iinnlofen: rSng, brong,
bree, autterlemmerfee = 2estmer Il,
lemnler 10, Die &apeGe Santtimo,
@untttmp be GDlibri, Gplibri be Seps
peri, Ding, brong, bree, Nree." @s tit
bas fran30fifde @inmaleins I'm, deux,
trois, quatre, oas bier-berolinifirt lit,
Sffenbar aus Der nappleonii9en 3eit
itammt Elm anberer @erS: Il, 2, 3, 4,
5, 6, 7 bis 20. Die S~ranaoien 5ogen
bor 0an3ie. 9an5ig fling an gu brene
men, ba frtegten bic Sran3ofen bas
Gennen. Dime @trumpf unb obne
@9ub liefen fe auf Granfrei9 5u."
Man9e Mdb9en pflegen betm Nbz
5dblen aud glei9 ben tinftigen Gbez
mann nit beraus5u3Gblen: nGbel>
mann, 8ettelmann, 8dder, pafor,
9ottor, Np'tbefer, Bauer, Major."
1eberbaupt linb bic Wdo9en audi betm
Mbad6len febr fir 2iebe unb 9eiratb,
benin: II, 2, 3, 4. s, 6, 7-Sunge
Mdb9en muB man Iieben; liebt man
iunge MGb9sn ni9t, tommt man Dor
bas Stabteeri9t."-Sas 3Gblen Biz
fieben leitet iber6aupt ie6r biele Mbz
5dblberfe Elm, unb es gebt bann peiter:
rRomm, mir ponen &egel f9ieben"-
pber: ,@ine alte 8auernfrau fo9t &iis
ben"-u. +. M. Man9es 1T au9 Glte=
rem &inberliebern entnommen, 10 bas
.pide, pade 6afenbrot"-ober bas
rGngenanb 1T abgebrannt~ (beilGufig
bemerft, Elm 4inberreim BON urdlt
mDtbologi19er 8ebeutung) unb anbere
mehr. g6t mGrfiI9 aber tit bas 3ie=
genieb, bas 3nglei9 aneinen alien Sol>
batenDers anfniipft: Il, 2, 3-3ieeel<
bederei, 3iegelbederfpmpugnie l, 2, g.
Marum Diff On fortgelaufen unD f9on
tpfebsr ba2 Da1um muBt Ou Strafe
IeibeE Tim @olbatenliebe: 9afenlau>
FEM Dierunb3pdn5ig Sabr."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-27
Surge 9epeidem.
SnIanb.
26. Mai.

s. D. q tt o.
@oIumbus &, 8. $. @earbart,
Der bon einem 9trdfling berlebte Wd9-
ter, lit feinen 8erleBungen erle9en.
Warquette, Wi9. s. $. Sub=
ion, 8iirsermeifter bonNepannee, Wi6.,
1T felt Mtttmp9 in ben Mdloern beim
@scanaba SluB beri9olen. Gin Sc
fdbrte BON linn murbe gefunoen.
u u8Iato.
9 ubapef. 9ie 8ubget=@om=
mif1ion Der 6fterrei9ii6en Delegation
nabm Die Experimentation @rebite fiir
Seer uno Glotte, $50, 000, 900, an.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-27

v q elUu9 II.
men fpitematif9 auf ben 2eib geriidt
tit.
Die in g6riitiania ftebenben Srupz
pentbeile baben ieben Winter cine
mebrtdsige Selbbientiibung gebabt,
nobel unter freiem 9tmmel in 3elten
bipatirt purbe ; in fleineren 9eta6es
ments nurben neiter norbndrts i'm
8innenlanb unb quer bur9 g~ebtrgtges
@eldnbe MGri9e unb fpnitige ManOz
Der ausgefiibrt. Gin @rgebniB Der
Bel bie1en Minteriibungen bon ben
nDrtpegtf9en Sruppen gema6ten grs
fa6rungen unb @eriu9e TT Die Muf@
f~telung BON 5pet @ompagnien 9ftz
ldufern, bic i'm leBten Winter etnert
ean5en Monat binOur9 in ben WGl@
bern unb @sbireen ibrer 9eimatb benz
Selbbienit obgelegen baben. Wdbrenb
bes @ommers perpdnbeln ii9 Die
@9neef9ubldufer in 5pei Rabfd9rer@
eompagnien. 9d nabe5u ieber Npr%
tpeger, bienei9t nit Musnabme Der
tpeFli9iten 8ifenbepohner, il9 NIT
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-27
Tranfreim.
g I 3 It M o b zines u m e + l.
faners.

SeIb It m o b zines u m + l.
fa1ters.
paris, 26. Wat. Ser iiia9lfe
Sobn bon 9r. Sobn @pans, zines an=
%9eiebenen amer. 3abnar3tes, murbe er-
idofen aufeefunoen. St mar %
Sabre alt unb eben bon Ni55a 5uriid=
gefebrt, tpohin er nit elmer berbeiratbe=
ten 9ib.Nmertfanertn bur9ge9angen
mar. 9ie Poli5ei nabm nod elmer
nnteriu6uns Selbfmorb als SObes=
urfa9e an.
Ser 8 + d m t st o m.
Baris, 26. Mai. Mie aus su=
berldfiaer Oueue berlautet, haben bic
batifanif6en 8eb6rben ben pdpfli6en
Nuntius, ~. 2orenseli, aneepieien,
paris gu o%e,lai1en. fails er aus Der
morgieen Sistuffion in Der Sammer
S6mieriefeiten 3wii6en oer 4urie unb
Grantrei9 befir9tet. Die &e9ierung
beet Die Nbfi6t, benz Nuntius feline
pdfe 3usufeuen.
San Somingo.
8 ber= g n [ b st g | e.
rungge alien.
Gap 9antien, 26. Mai. 3mi
i6en ben bominifanif9en Sruppen uno
ben &enolutioudren fam es beute Bel
@speran3a, auf Der StraBe BON Monte
gbrtfti mad Santiago, gu einem erniten
Sample. Sic 8ebe0en ftesten. Nuf
beiben Setten inb biele tobt nber per=
punbet.
Ser Befeblsbaber Der &egierunes=
truppen, &riegsminiFer @afrera. 1T
eefalen. 9ie &ebDlutiondre ffeben
iebt bor Naoarette, mo es 5u einem
peiteren 3ampf fommer piro.
Ser amer. Greu5er Detroit" unb
&anrnenboot vNemport" liegen nor
Monte @britt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-27
Gin SmfttarmKea.

SIN S6urlopparf gu Norpoob in
@nglanb fanb %unldngft sine eigenarttz
&c @tnpeibung itatt, Oas bon Cir
9iram Martm erfanbene 8iefenfdz
ruffen, cine aus Cement unb @ifen err
ri9tete gepaltige Contribution in
6orm zines umgefebrten S9irmes,
ipurbe benz erften @eriu4e unter3ogen.
Die an ben @pet9en : Gnben bes
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-27
ERIE & WESTERN R. R.

-. Sabraeit Der 3use...
@bfabrt Autunft
EpIebo, Chicago mnb Tai9igan @rpres. .t 7.15 t1o.sS
EOIebD, Detroit unb Gbiro9D stm .....*12.2O s.a5
u2i4iean Gitp, Wtnneie II. 8~ofapetteG pI..+ 7.20 +10.a6
" t6eIi6 au%ssenommen Sonntags.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-27

fpannter @ufmertfamteit berfoIgten.
8ier nit S9neef9uben dusgeriitete
@ompagnien Snfanterie unb 8ente<
truppen tparert an benz Chamber be-
tbeiftet. Sebe Der beiben Bdrteten err
hielt ulInd4tli9 lire @ufgabe fir ben
folgenoen Sag. Sn ben 3elten muir
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-27
s9wei3.
8ef9Iiffe bon 8aummnl1e=
S ntere enten.

3Rri6, 26. Mat. Ser erffe I'M
ternationale @pnersB bon 8aummole=
Gabrifanten, Der n Mnntae guiana
mentrat, bef6lDB beute 59affung elmer
o%auernoen Organization, um Die Sn=
tereHen bes 8aumpolle 6anbels i'm
Muge 81 halten, unb Die 8aumuole=
B6rfen in Stem Oorf, Stem Orleans,
2iberpool uro Mleranbria um Mitmir=
flung gu erfu9en, bamit ben f9dbli9en
y@orners" borgebeugt neroen fam.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-27

54irmes fret a~ufgebGngten @9tffz
den, Slide unb Sorpebos ffnb NIT
Huber= unb @teuerapparaten ausgez
@ftdttet. Die, fptpie ft9 bas &arufen in
nmbrebung perfeBt, pilfirli9e Nb=
tDei6nngen Der 5ubr5euge bonn Hotdz
HDnsfurs geftatten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-27
MiBtmngenes Mttemtat.
Gr3bif@of BON J~reibmra BON einem
@eiResgef6rten bcorobt.

Berlin, 81. Mai. Ser Gore
iponbent oes nxaseblattes" in Grei=
burg i'm 8reiseau meloet, Dab Elm
Bfarrer 0amens 9r. &ie9er auf ben
@rabifhof bon Greiburs, 9r. 26rber,
etner &ebOlber ~abfeuerte, iebo9 feblte.
&ie9er leioet on 8erfOlgun9smabn
unD bdlt ben grsbii6pf fir ieinen
Geinb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-27
OTaHen.
$ e4r 6 I'M i'm 3 . u.

feiner Settle 1T es jebt cine amtli9e
8efdtigune Der @tnnabme BON Sin
Oou eingegangen. @tnige Sertbte,
Die fi9 nit Dem Der Central Stems
oefen, liegen aus @bangai bierttber
bDr.
gfa9 Der Morning Boit beiebten Die
Sapaner Sin Opu am Sonnerfag Na9=
mittag unb ridden lebt Dor, UNI bic
&uHen auf ben S6ben iibli@ bon Der
@taot an3uereifen. Nab benz 9oilD
grpreB baben Die Saponer Sin gou
senommen unb ereifen jebt Salnp an.
2pnbon n, 81. Mai. Na9 elmer
Sotio 9epeI9e bes ,SailD Chronicle"
baben Die Sapaner bereits 80 Weilen
@eleiIe fir bic 8ef6rberung bon Se=
laseruneseei9tben ge9e1 port Grtbur
9elegt.
Sic Sapaner fdmpften helbenmiitbig
in ben leBten s Sasen um Sin you,
MAIDEN aber serinse Gorti9ritte aegen
bic &u1en, wel6e ftarte Stelungen
auf ben SDben innebaben.
81. 8etersburg, 26. Wtai.
Ser @eneralfab 1T ni9t in Der Sage,
ben 8eri1t iiber Die @innabme au be-
fGtiaen ober au bementiren; Die Wabr'
belt Der Melbung mdre iebo9 eine
eroBe reberraf9ung, oa Der plab als
auBerorbentIi6 feft gait.
6 r It Il rmung BON Sin
@bpu.
2pnbon, 26. Mai. Cine Se=
pef9e an Die ,@entral Stems" aus So=
flo bon beute iaet, bic Sapaner hdtten
bic Staot &in Chou, ettpa 80 Wteilen
Weilen n6roli1 non port Nftbur, nit
@turm genommen. Sin Ghcu mar
felt atuet 5aoen bon einem Shetle Der
Nrmee Gurpfi's belaeert; Die &uHen
fdmpften perSpeifelt, um ibre Stenung
gu halten. 9as @efe9t foa beute ftatt=
sefunoen baben.
@iner ipdteren 9epei6e aus Sotio
sufolge eriHen Die Sapaner Stan
@bwan Sing, on Der f9malfen Stele
Der Gman Sung : Salbtniel, aeItern
an uno trieben Die 9Rufen suriid.
Ser Mnsrif auf &in Chou begann
beute frib; Mittass mar Die Staot in
ben Sdnoen Der Sapaner. Man 9laubt,
DaB Die 8erlute bebeutenb paren.
Na4 Der 8eiebune bon Sin Chou
aoeen fi9 Die &uRen in gutter Oronung
auf bic 9bbe meiter faoli9 surid, Die
BON Der benen iapanii9en Streitma6t
an9egrifen uno mad per5meifeltem Wi=
b%erffanoe qenommen murben.
gIuttges @efe9t Bel Geng
Wang 6 beng.
2onbon, 81. Mai. Na9 benz
.Dailp @~bronicle" riidten nm %. Mai
Is. 900 &uKen BON 6ai @beng unb
2iaO gang sesen Gens Wans @bsng,
bas fe berlaHen elaubten, bor. Sic
puroen bon 10000 Sapanern am
Satunq paB tiberrai6t; 1000 Guhen
fielen, 1000 ftredten Die Wafen. ueber
bic 9erlufe Der Sapaner b~erlautet
ni9ts.
9ie G9la9t bonn Satung pab 1T
notwithstanding ni9ts tueiter als cine
iibertriebene 0erfDn beg @efe6ts, pel=
DIES General Ruroti BET gu Sac ST
meloete.
9ie 2ase BET Seng Us an 9
@beng.
6 t. PETERSBURG, 26. Utat.
Ser Generalfab erbielt elm bom 25.
batirtes Seleeramm bes generaaeut=
nants Satbarof, tponaG Die aaaemeine
SAGE in Tene Wane @beng unpsr=
Gnbert 1T.
9ie Sapaner fibren I'm Seng Wana
@beno. mo sc, O Wann Snfanterie
unb 1000 Mann @aba1erie nit Sc @e=
fdiiben fteben, 8e~feitisungen anf. Die
iopor. 9orbut 1T % Meilen nDrbli6
bonn hi SsluNe pOreeriidt. Wie gemel=
bet piro, 1T elm GROCER Sbeil Der iapa=
nif4en &eiterei erf96pft unb 5ufam=
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-09-23
Bought Farms in Ohio.

Nlessrs. Bruce Robinson and W. F
Harbert, of Harrison county, have
bought farms in Athens county, Ohio,
and win move there this month. They
are wen pleased with the country, its
people, churches, schools, etc, and say
there are several farms there than ca0
he bought. at bargain prices. They
bought their farms though Carl w
Hayes, the real estate dealer at Stew.
art. o., and say they like TO deal with
him as he never over-estimates as a
great many do. He has farms OF mast
all prices and sizes for sale, among
which arc 40 acres for sl,IOO, 81 acres
$40 per acre, 200 acres 4 great bargain
at 1880. These farms will bear any
investigation Any one wishing TO buy
a farm should address Mr.. Hayes rs
above, stating about what you want and
you will get reliable Information.
9sepetw