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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-24
8'mat 8'rttb.
9as Sternenbanner in ben 9ogenrdumen
bes Srbens.

Sn ber 9iitriet=8eriammlung bee
8'nat 8'rit5 tpurbe bef9lofen, bas
fortan in iebem 2ogen3immer bes Ors
bens bas Sternenbanner angebra9i
fein fon, Inn babur9 bor Nlem ben
neuein9epanberten Suben 3u aei9en,
baB bic Glag9e ber Station BON ibren
SlaubensgenOi1en gea&tet uno geebri
nirb. 9lus benz 8eri9t bes @omites
tiber bas Waiienbaus in @lebelanb ginQ
berbor, baB bafelbe muiterbaft bertpal=
tet tpiro. @s beberber9t 3ur 3eit 500
3b9lin9e; i'm 6ospital fir S6minb=
fiidttge in 9enber befinben fi9 our 3eii
90 Batienten.
gu Stellbertretern Der 9elegaten fir
bic i'm ndbften Mdrs in Sem Oort
fattfinoenoe Contention Der Gonftitu=
tionellen @roB=2 oge purben mod er.
nannt: U. 8retano, gbansbille; u.
6. Sslorsbeim, Ranias gitp; s. W.
Grep, @bansOille; Greb Sasarus, @O=
lumbus, O.; u. 2Dpentbal, 2afapette;
Sarrp 3. G6loB, Serre 6aute; Greo
6. @piegeI, Cincinnati M. 6.
StrauB, ct. Soiepb, Wo.; M. 8.
gul3er, Mabiiou; CHARLES Wa9tel,
Cincinnati; Mag 8. Map, @incin=
natl, unb 0enrp 8oientbal, 2afaDette
Sn Der geitrisen 5iBung Der @rob
2ose ipurben fol9enbe IL 9elegaten au
@onftitutioneGen @roB 2oee, Der b59=
iten 2oge beg Oroens, erpdblt:
@Ol. g. 3iier, Snbpls.; 5. q.
5eims, Snbpls.; gictor Mbrabam,
Cincinnati; W. Grtebman, 9enoer;
2eon glod, Ranfas Gits; Samuel
Bouman, ct. 2ouis: Natban 9ruder.
Cincinnati; Sacot Gurtb, ct. 2outs;
W. u. Marfs, @lebelanb; Nlfreb
Mueller, 9enber; William Srnftein,
Cincinnati, unb q. M. llri, 2ouispile.
9ie @oniiitutioneQe @roB 9oge bdlt
nur einmal ale Sabre 5iBuneen ab.
Die nd6fe Sibune berielben finbst
i'm Wtdrs 1905 in Sem Sort itatt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-24
Np. 224.

ben fi9 123 gu @unifen bon @irtb
i9aften unb nur 33 ba9e9en ertldrt.
Die @ef9dftsleute BON 8erne baben
ndmlt9 ausgrfunbeu, baB Elm Dorf, in
tpel9em Die Wufer Die Oberbauo ba=
ben unb no es teine @trtbi6aften gibt,
gei4dftIi@ suriidee6t.
gteue 8antin @Ifbart.
@Ifbart, "a. Mai. 9ie u5ar.
mers & Mer9ants' StaatssBanf" bat
ibre @ef6dfte unb 3par in oenIelben
&dumen, tuelbe Die berfra1te Snbiana
gfational 8ant oecupirt bate, er6ffnet.
@lei9 am erfen Sage tpurben in Der
8ant iiber 800, 900 beponirt.
&ai@e Sufia.
0funcie, "a. Mai. Wlatt6etu
Weban, rpel9sr am sonntag In Der
WbitelB Retbooifen Stride eine Scene
Deranitaltete, tnbem er ben Sungen
Sra Worris, neil er feiner (Meehan'D
Stiefto9ter NuFmerfiamteiten erpies,
in m6rberif9er Weiie attadirte, tpurbe
am Wonta9 8ormittag bon U1apor
9berritt an bas 6reiseeri9t tbertpie=
len. Bereits am 9fa9mittag betannte
er fi9 bOr &i4ter Settler i6ulbis unb
er tpurbe fObann au PA Sabren
3u6tbaus berurtbeilt.
Die 8erf 9mel3ung 3ueier
9rpsen @orpprationen.
Sort 90 a nne, 81. Weai. 6enre
s. paul 1T aus pbilabelpbia surtiG.
getebrt, mo- er fotpie Senator Slemtng
unb Wturbof aus 2afapette, i'm Sn=
tereRe Der WabaI6 gallee Sraetton So.
eine @Onferen3 nit mebreren 8roBfa-
pttaltfen in Pbila6elpbia unb ben
gtep @nglanb @taaten batten betrefs
Der 9eplanten 8eri9meI3un9 Der biefis
gen Gletfrn0en N10tDerte uno Der
Sraction 60. speds Baues elmer rief-
gen &raftitatiOn in Sort Wapne.
Omar tamen Die Serren nod au teinem
oefinitiben gef6luB, bod 1T ale Nus=
ft4t oOrbanOen, baB Der Blan ii9 ber-
wirtli9en tuirb. Sn ben nd9ften Saa
gen tperben bic betr. @apitalifen,
idmmtli9 Williondre, sur Snipiaies
rung bierber fommen unb BEL 9errn
9enrp 6. paul au Gafte iein. gs uns
terliegt fetnem 3meifel, baB Sort
98apne Der Wtittelpunft zines ausee.
Oebnten gteBes bon eleftrii6en 2anbs
babnen tperben tpirb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-24
Ser 6 9dfer= a I.

BEDFORD, "a. Wai. Sn benz Sale
bes Sames MeDonalo, tpel9er anse=
tla9t 1T, bic So9i6uaebrerin Sarab
s. S6dfer ermorbet gu baben, rief bic
8ertbeibigun9 cine 9n3abl Perionen
auf ben 3eu9enfanb, bur6 tpsl6e fie
elm 9llibi fir ibren @lienten na6tpeiien
pollte. Ser &uf unb Die 8lau5tpnr=
oigfeit biefer 3eueen tuurbe iebod BON
benz 5taatsantpalt als tuenig ghnitig
fir bieielben oarsefellt. Sm &reu3=
berbbr famen bieie 3eugen meiftens
fe6r f9le9t meg, Wapor s. Sifion
Smith bat ertldrt, oaB, falls MeSos
nalb frei aus9eben foate, tetn neuer
pro3eB fattfinben tptrb, es Tel benn,
baB BON ireeno elmer 9eit, foI9e Bee
itimmten 9luftldrungen fommen, um
cine ueberftbruns bes W6rbers berbet=
fiibren gu f6nnen. Ser Wapor 1T Der
Nnitbt, baB bas @ountD, Die Stabt
unb Die Biirgerf9aft, alles, mas in
ibren Grdften itanb, getban bat, bamit
Der g6leier in tuel6en Der Morb einse=
btlIt 1T, geliiftet tperoen piirbe; gu bie=
fem 3tped tpurben 81 !, 425 aufgebra9t,
bon tpel9er Summe nnr nod etmas
iiber 5000 borhanoen 1T.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-24
Bring Eu 2nm beimdt 6te Sffent=
lt9em S9nlen.

prin3 pu Sun itattete eeffern Na9=
nittag nit ieinem @efoIge unb in Bes
gleitunq oes S9ul=5uperintenoenten
SenOaa unb Der Mitslieber bes 56uls
ratbs mebreren Dfentli9en S9ulen
Befu9e ab.
2dngere 3eit belt ii6 Der Bring in
Der 9anbferttgteits= So9i6ule auf, tpo4
Ielbft tbm au @bren i'm NubitDriun,
wel9es big auf Den leBten plab befeBt
mar, eine tleine unterhultun9 beran-
italtet purbe. Serr profeRor CHARLES
s. @mmeri6. Der prinsipal Der 99ule,
belt cine 9lnIpra9e unb bas 99ul=
Sr6eiter fpielte mebrere Nummern.
Sterauf purbe elm &unbsang bur9
Die berT9ieoenen @lafen unb te6nif9en
Separtements angetreten unb Der prina
ibien fid6 auseni9einli9 lebbaft fir
NlIes gu intereiiren. @rOBe Greube
bereitete ibm Elm SeF6enf, beitebenb aus
elmer ans 56miebeeiien berseitellten
&Oie. Gum S9luf1e paren Der Bring
unb iein 8egletter mod 3eugen, pie
auf einem Geuer=Nlarm Gin Die Nns
Halt i'm 92u gerdumt muroe. yta9
8erlnuF bon 1 Minute As @ecunben
befanben fi9 Die 400 36alin9e Der
S9ule auf Der StraBe.
Sierauf purben ber Sbortribges9o9s
f9ule, mo Brofefor @. %. 8enton
ben erIau9ten @ait be9rbBte, bann ben
S9uIen 91o. 10 unb go. IS, benz
6reien Rin6ergarten, Der Normal.
9anbarbeitsi9ule unb Der geniamin
6arrifon S9ule 8eiu9e abeeftattet.
Sm auditorium Der lebteren belt Der
faiierli9e @ommiifdr Mong 9ai &ab
cine ldnaere Anipra4e.
9lm @benb peranitaltete Or. 9. W.
@unbelfinaer in feinen Offices cine
Pribat=X=Strab blen=goritellung.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-24
Wt9tts fir &eiienoe.

Cigar u. Wals BON Stem Dorf, Der
prdfibent Der NatiOnalen 9otelbeiiBer
NHocietion, bat es beranlaBt, baB in
fdmmtli6en bieiisen Sotels 8efannt-
ma6unsen angei6lasen tpurben. oenen
sufol9e Die 8eFBer na9 benz L. Sep,
tember nur iol9en 2euten @befs in
8aareelo umieben, bic eineu 2rebit=
brief ber 9Hociation beiisen. Sn
anoeren @tdbten ION bas @lei9e
gef9eben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-24
SebOrOe fitr off. 8erfe.

Die Seb6rbe fir 6fentli3e @erts
belt geltern nur eine tur5e @ibun9 ab.
Wtit9lieo Sacob MoeBner mar ab-
tpeienb, ba oas 2ei6enbe9dn9niB leiner
am leBten Greitag beritorbenen So9tsr
Grau Sarab 6. Corr Fattfanb.
prdftoent Sopning Iitt mod an ben
SOlgen BON gerleBun9en, tpel6e er am
Sonnta9 anldBli9 zines Jabrunfaaes
babongetra9en bate. @r bate 1i9 auf
Der Sabrt mad Dem 6airpietp part be-
funoen, als in ber Ndbe besielben fein
Sug9p in Elm tiefes Sod aerietb. 6err
Oopntng purbe BON feinem SIP auf
oas StraBenpflaIter geidleuoert unb
trug @6rammen unb 8eulen babon.
gr-Stabtbater Sames Weunro erz
funbigte ii9, ob an Der gtortbmeItern
Nbe. tiber ben 6al Greet eine neue
Bride eebaut uerben tpiirbe ober ni6t.
gs tpurbe ibm Der Bef6eib su She'll,
oab iobalb bic Graee betreffs bes Soll
Greet felbft erlebigt fein tperbe, au9
nit benz 8rtdenbau begonnen tperoen
tuiiroe. g0o biefelbe erri9tet tperben
utirbe, lieB fi9 sur 3eit ns9 ni9t be-
ffimmen.
Jeueruebr=Gbef @opts empfa6I ben
gau elmer Geuer=gifterne an Obin=
unO Werioian=GtraBe Be. Die Slider.
beits6eb6rbe bat bereits ibre 3uftin=
mung oa3u gegeben. Die Nngelesen-
beit tuurbe an ben Stabt=S Sngenieur
bertpieien.
Nuf @mpfeblung bon Mapor Splb-
man bat bic 8eb4rbe ben @taotanpalt
@arrum aufgeforbert. cine Orbinana
fiir Nnnectirung beg Serritoriums,
ueldes bon ber 9oplanb Ctr,
S9oDI Ctr, 80. StraBe unb bem
Sau Greet begrenst uirb, aussuarbei=
ten. 9ie 8eb6roe beabft6ti9t, In Der
80. 5traBe einen Nb3ugscanal bauen
gu lalien, unb bas an8reaaenoe @igen'
thum, tuel9es big babin mod ni9t our
5taht seb6rt, bat nathrli6 ben 9r6B=
ten NOrtbeil bon benz ganale.
gteue @eiu9e tuurben eingeret9t fAr:
8efprenfelung ber 8eafontaine Str,
bon %. Bis 80. 9tr.; Gement=5eiten-
wege an 8roofioe Nbe., bon &ural=
Big 20. @traBe; gement-5eitentpege
on 90. Str, BON 8roptfiDe Mbe. biz
@ale Str.
GOlqenbe gerbeRerunsen uurben
bef4lOfen:
@ement=Seitentpege an Nrlington-
Nbenue, BON Waibington Str. big 3u
ben q. 6. 6. & ct. 8. : 8a6ns@e.
leifen.
Giesphaferung in Der 1. Naep tpeit=
li9 bon Nrienal Nbe., bon Seem Oort=
Bis @ermont=9traBe.
@ement=@eitentpese an proipectStr.,
bon Stem Serfep= bts 6tgb-StraBe.
@ement=5eitentpese an @ebfer Nbe.,
bon Waibington Str. Big Sultan Nbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-24
Gseapaoe eiues Mntemo6tles.

Gin Iutomobtl, tuel6es BON u. S.
gtenaro gefteuert tpurbe, rannte beute
Mcr9en an Der Siiboit=@fe Der Sai=
nDis unb 0ermont StraBe eeeen bic
0eranba zines Wobnbauies; bic Ma-
i6inerie bate tbre 9ienfe berfagt.
Stetparb et1tfam unberleBt, bna
Nuto uur6e oemplirt uno an Der 8e=
ranbn purbe nur Elm serineer S9aben
an9eri9tst.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-24
Glue Yferoefnr.
9ur4 @eiunbbeten periu9t.

Die pOltaei unteriu9te seitern ben
Jau bon Wnt. $, 8rotpn, prdfbent
Der 8ropn & Get9am Sron 60. @s
mar 9emelbet tporben, baB 9err
grOun ein ertranttes pferb, tpel9em
er febr 3ugetban mar, gefuno au beten
beriu9te. @s ersab ft6, baB 9err
8rOmn ft9 ni9t einsig auf bas Bsten
berlieB, fonbern, oaB ct au9 einen
Sbierar5t 3u Ratbe gesugen bate.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-24
Oeiterreidl l1naarm.
pr d tentf tung BET b E +
So95eits feier in
q m u BEN.

q m u n b EN-.
% EN-, "a. Waai. 9ie am z.
Sum- in 8munben, Seiterrei9, Fatt=
finbenbe 8ermdblung bes @rpBberaoes
GriebriG Gran5 ". bon Weflenbure=
S9merin nit prin3eIiin Nleranbra,
So9ter bes 6erso9s bon Cumberland,
miro auf bas 8ldn5enbite sefeiert per=
ben. IS finb niat weniser als fhnf.
gig beroorragenoe beutI9e unb aus=
ndrti9e Jitrifli9feiten angemelbet
tporben, unter ibnen Die R6nigin bon
@nglano unb Der Brina bon Wales,
unb es miro eine groBe pra9tentfal-
tung eruartet.
Nus Der probin3 6annober merben
fi9 mebrere Nboronungen na9 @mun=
ben beseben, mel6e Der 8raut pra&t.
bolle @ei6enfe, gepibmet bon Srauen
unb Sun9frauen bes bannoberi9en
2anbes iiberbringen tuerben. Sen Nft
Der Stipulation tptrb Der Ianaidbriqe
Seelforger Der cumberlanbf9en 6ami.
lie boll3ieben, bod bat Der @roBbersog
ben Sberbofprebiger Wolff am @9loe
su 56merin, Der ben @roBbersos
taufte uno tonfirmirte, au Der 5eier
eingelaben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-24
Hanit tn etmer StraRea6abn= gar
Ser 8oben in SIammen.

Sn Der Bis sur duBeriten @apacitdt
beiebten Gar 9to. SIC Der 8lafe=Bro=
1pect Str. 2inie gerietb beute Worgen
an Der Waibineton Ctr. stuif9en
Suinpis unb Werioian Str. Der Bpben
in 6lammeu.
9ie Gar purbe i9leunigit gum
Stinfanb eebra9t unb Die Bahaeiere,
beren fi9 cine panif bemd9tigt
batten, fttr3ten in's Greie. Nle
famen unnerIe6rt babon. Sas 6euer
tpurbe prompt sel6f9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-24

gauerla ubn inc
.. s. Mann, 4 Jrame=@otta9e, Sra,
Der. nabe &c., $24OO. - Ouen Mb=
fins, Cottage, Nlforb, nabe 22., $3.50.
= $. S4null, &eparaturen, Occi.
Dental 9otel, $47, ,000.- Sobn Binder,
Grame.@ottase, 1887 3epftone Mpe.,
500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-24
Yerional= l=Wott3en.

6err @bas. 8. Soefers,
M6belbdnbler, 912 9ib Meribian
Str, Der fbtper erfrantt tpar, lit ee=
neien uno i'm Stanbe, ieinen 8ei9df=
ten tpieoer na9geben gu t6nnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-24
9eutI9Ianb.
Gin R E for me onaer t

Q I n &c G 1T Il I.
6eibeIberg, "a. Wai. Sier
tpirb am 90. Waai Elm groBes &eforms
gonaert ftattfinben, beHen Ierlauf
man beIonbers in 3hntlertreiien nit
arSBter @pannung entgegenftebt.
9iharb 5trauB wirb als Dirigent
funoiren. Der Gaal tpirb berbunfelt
iein, bas Or9efer tbetlweiie aud.
Ser g6or uno bic 9oliften uerben
unFi9tbar fein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-24

3 m nbi IA n a 8linben : Sniti-
tut ueroen In bieier Wo9e bie S9lub-
feiern ab1ebalten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-24

~ Rau9t bic BONANZA.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1904-07-07
How Two MonarchS Died

said to the execntioners, Il will drain
the cup to the dregs.'
but after tue executioners had
made all the grim toilet Of death, and
Louis had protested his innocence and
pronouE ced his forgiveness in the
loud voice, which the drummers. at
the command Of the comedian. Du.
gayon, proceeded to drown, he again
lost all his self-control. Silence! Be
silent!' cried the king. losing all self
control, and stamping violently with
his foot. Richard, one Of the execu.
toners, then seized pistol and took
aim at the king. It was necessary to
drag him along by force. With dim.
Guilty fastened' TO the fatal plank. he
continued to utter terrible cries, only
interrupted by the fall of the knife"
Contrast this frightful death strug.
gle on the scaffoli with the dignity Of
that despicable fratriciGe, Philippe
Egalite. He was no sooner condemned
to immediate execution than, says
Mongaillard, ne ordered and consumed
with much relish some dozens of oys-
tiers, a couple of outlets. and a bottle
of claret. Then erect, easy, command
ing, in faultless attire, and with the air
OF prince proceeding tn his corona.
ton, he is drawn to the scaffold.
"The cruel populace," says Carlyle,
stopped him for some minutes oppo-
site the Palais Egalite, whilom Palais
Royal, along whose ashlar wall ran in
huge tri-color print, Republic One and
lndivisible; Liberty, Equality, Frater-
nifty, or Death; National Property
Philippe's eyes flashed hell fire one in.
slant, but the next instant it\was gone
and he sat impassivc. On the scaffold
Samson was for drawing eff his boots.
Tush!' said Philippe, they will come
better of after. Let's have done!'"
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1904-07-07

and later mix in barley malt. The
mass is left for six hours to ferment.
The hulls settle to the bottom and
are removed and the starchy, sugary
liquid that results is drawn off.
squeezed in hempen bags and sealed
In jars ready for export. It is said
to be an infallible strength food for
infants and old folks.
The customs authorities have been
instructed to classify it as an article
under the basket clause of the law
not otherwise provided for, and to i'm.
pose duty of 10 per cent ad va
loren. This is so low that the Jana.
nese syrup can continue to come in
and hold its own on the Pacific coast
it is said, against the output of corn
syrup from the Mississippi valley.
Midzuame is much used in confection..
cry in Japan. and, strange to say. is
also valuable dyestuff.-Philade!
Dhia Ledger.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1904-07-07
''Jap' Elixir Is Good

The ingenious Japanese have de-
veloped trade in commodity which
has been decided by the general
board of customs appraisers at Wash.
ington. to be hitherto unheard of and
not enumerated in the Dingley act
This is Midzuame, syrup that finds
a demand on the Pacific coast in
competition with corn syrup, which
is largely produced in Illinois.
Midzuame is doughty, elastic sub.
stance, produced from Japanese mil
let and rice. The chemists say it is
mainly starch and dextrine. The best
quality is a fine yellow, and it's palat-
ability is beyond all cavil. The pro-
ducers are themselves great consum.
ers, and seem to thrive on it. The
consumption of the new mixture or
brew is said to he extending constant.
ly in the West.
The method ~ manufacture is to
steam the grain. cover it with mats
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1904-07-07

inns outside and inside we may bring
our things from outside in side and
stop inside the Inside Inn. Because we
went have to go from the inside out
side or come back from the outside in
size when we're seeing the fair, but
can remain inside or outside the In.
side Inn, it being the only inn inside
the grounds. The other ones are on
the outside and furnish no more com.
forts for the guests inside or outside
than does the Inside Inn with exhibits
close outside at the inns side-that
is. the. Inside Inns side. In"
But the clerk had tainted and fallen
inside the Inside Inns desk and bell
boys were hurrying with water for
his outside and brandy for his inside.
though in their excitement they got
that which was meant for his inside
outside and that which was for his out.
side inside.-Baltimore American.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1904-07-07
A HalSted Street Pastoral

You watch the headstrong beauty's face
and her frank, delicious stare,
Her violet eyes in arch surprise and her
1870 wind-swept tawny hair.
She wears the union button, and her
voice rings frank and clear
say, Daddy, how do you like your little
dirl to play the engineer?"
Old Halsted's lights are cleaning and
- Miss Rosey's eyes are beaming:
Inc spice Of danger suits the madcap
maiden to tee;
She guides the sizzling trolley, and they
r, Danish melancholy;
she never crunches any kids a-playinE
frank and free.
She sasses burly Transfers who are
blocking up the way;
The sizzing automobile yields her the
path to stray.
say; Rooney. you are sleeping; your
lazy nag is creeping;
VIII take wheel off Clarence when he
scorches up this way
CHORUS.
JlggeTs, there, get busy: this we're troll.
- ley makes me dizzy
VI course. I'll bring them through on
time. betause the coast is clear
l will make a mile a minute: 1 guess III.
tie barefoot isn't in it
say daddy, hoy do you like your little
dirl to play the engineer?''
~ JAMES e. KINSELLA.
Registry Division. Chicago Postoffice.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1904-07-07
Il Pays to Read Newspapers.

Cox, Wis, July 4.-Frank M. Rus
sell of this place, had Kidney Disease
SO bad that he could not walk. He
tried Doctors treatment and many diff
ferent remedies. but was getting
worse, He was very low.
He read in a newspaper how Dodd's
Kidney Pills were curing cases of
Kidney Trouble, Bright's Disease, and
rheumatism, and thought he would
try them. He took two boxes, and now
he is quite well. He says:
II can now work all day, and not
feel tired. Before using Dodd's Kid
ney Pills l couldn't walk across the
floor"
Mr.. Russell's is the most wonderful
case ever known in Chippewa Coun-
ty. This new remedy-Dodd's Kidney
Pills-is making some miraculous
cures in Wisconsin.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1904-07-07
At the Inside Inn

The visitor to the Worlds Fair walk
ed timidly up to the clerk at the hotel
desk and asked:
Excuse me, sir; is this the Inside
Inn? And, if so, is the proprietor of
the Inside Inn in?"
YES" replied the clerk, with a far
away look in his eyes, this is the In
side Inn, and you will find the propri-
etor of the Inside Inn outside by the
inns side. He has been keeping the
Inside Inn for several weeks. He tells
me that once when he took an ocean
trip he couldn't keep his inside in, but
that was inside information and he
didn't intend it to get outside"
"All right" said the guest, "if this
is the Inside Inn, we want to see it's
inside as well as it's outside before we
look inside of any of the outside inns.
If we like the Inside Inns inside and
outside better than we like the outside
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1904-07-07
TWO STEPS.

The Last One Helps the First.
A sick coffee drinker must take two
steps to be rid of his troubles and get
strong and well again.
The first step is to cut off coffee alb
solutely.
That removes the destroying ele.
ment. The next step is to take liqlid
food (and that is Postum Food Cot
fee) that has in it the elements ma.
ture requires to change the blood
corpuscles from pale pink or white to
rich red, and good red blood builds
good strong and healthy cells in place
OF the broken down cells DESTROYED by
coffee. With well boiled Postum Food
Coffee to shift to, both these steps
are easy and pleasant The expert
ence of a Georgian proves how i'm.
pOrtant both are.
From 1872 to the year 1900 my
wife and l had both been afflicted
with sick or nervous headache and at
times we suffered untold agony. We
were coffee drinkers and did not know
how to get awl ~ from it for the habit
is hard to quit.
But in 1900 I read of a case similar
to ours where Postum Coffee was used
in place of the old coffee and a CON-
plete cure resulted. so concluded to
get some and try it.
"The result was. after three days
use of Postum in place of the coffee
l never had a symptom of the old
trouble, and in five months I had
gained from 145 pounds to 1853 pounds.
"My friends asked me almost daily
what wrought the change. My an
swer always is. leaving off coffee and
drinking Postum in its place.
1--WE have many friends who have
been benefited by Postum.
CAS- to whether or not have stated
the facts truthfully, refer you to the
Bank of Carrollton or any business
firm in that city where l have lived
for many years and am we'll known"
Name given by Postum Co., Battle
Greek. Mich.
There's a reason"
Look; in each pkg. for the famous
l:ttle book. THE Road to MELVILLE"
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1904-07-07
LIGHTNING PLAYS FRANKS.
Knocks Holes In All Four Walls OF a
House.

Knocks Holes In All Four Walls OF a
House.
A bolt of lightning which struck the
home of John L. Hoffman. two miles
from this city, recently. played some
queer pranks before it finally struck
the earth 200 feet from the house. The
bolt struck the chimney and seeming
~ divided, knocking holes through al.
most every wall in the house. 1t went
through the side of q dresser, which
the children had purchased for the
Fourth Of July. 1t burned the wire
screening of q screen door. It went
out through . closet in the rear of the
kitchen; knocked the top of an oil can
on, but did not ignite the oil; passed
through the rear of the house and fol-
lowed the clothesline to q wire fence,
nifty feet: ran along the wire $50 feet;
jumped OF: knocked the feathers OF .
chicken, and entered the ground. No
one was in the house at the time.-Furt
Collins Special to Pueblo Chieftain.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1904-07-07
Little Barefoot" Of Rubblv Creek.

Little Barefoot" Of subbly Creek.
Her father twists the lever on a Halsted
trolley train,
At noon she brings his dinner pail.
drenched in the pelting rain
one mas a piQuant rose-leaf face, a ro-
gulsh head of hair:
she IS the mascot Of the car, the passen-
gers declare.
And when her father eats his lunch. she
.>, grasps the trolley bar
NOW, PADDY, you Just femme be, and
Will run the car
VI course I've got 'em beat a block: YOU
see the coast is clear
Say, Daddy, how do you like to see ma
play the engineer?"
REFRAIN.
NOV, all aboard. get ready; say. Miss
Rosey. hold her steady,
can run the trolley car, betause my
daddy's near.
Don't you hear that whistle blowing. to
OLD Bubbly Creek we're going
say, daddy. don't you like to see me play
the engineer?' '
She holds the lever like her dad. and
guides the trolley true:
ger prairies wide they swiftly glide by
roses drenched in dew: ~
ger bridges high they painting fly and
I'M, oreast the .shrieking gale;
Inc little lassie's still on deck and
guides them DER the rail. -