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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-13
S9limme Tolsen eimes Tabr:
llnfaaes.

Charles Map, elm G6lddter. 26
3ulip Nbe. ppbnbaft, Der am Mons
tag uesen S9neafabrens berbaftet
puroe, 1T npdmals uno ;tpar isbt
unter Der Intlage beg tbdili9en 9ln=
9riffes bsrbaftet. Maap fol am Mon=
tas als er we9en S9nellfubrens ber-
baftet uuroe, Benjamin @isler, go.
IL Wef pratt StraBe tpobnbaft, tber=
fabren babsn. Cur 3eit glaubts man
nidt, baB @isler i6wer berlebt iei,
ieitber ieood iOa es fi8 ertuieien baben.
baB fi9 elm 8luttlumpen in ieinem
@ebirn biloete, 10 oab @isler's 3u=
itano Elm ie6r bebentli9er 1T.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-13
Saoiette S9maben= Terein.
Seute 9l6enb 2irmebs@an.

Der Suoieite S9wabsn=Yersin bsr.
anffaltet beute Nbenb in Der Shoieite
Surnballe einen 9irmeb=8al, fur wel=
den ihon feit LANCER 3eit Die umfai=
ienbfen 0Orbereitunsen getrOfsn toOrs
ben fino.
Der ShoIeite S9maben=Yerein adblt
3u ben pppuldrffen beutf9en 0sreinen
DER Stabt uno feline 6sitli9teiten pfe=
gen fid baber au9 ftets zines suten
gefudes 81 erfreuen.
Die 8eiu9er wiflen i'm 8Oraus, bab
iie in an9enebmer @efelf9aft pergntiste
Stunben berleben tperSsn.
gu ertpdbnsn fei nod, oab beuts
I6enb in Der Sdmdbiiaen @uritbuot
Sauertraut nit Stuttsarter Brat.
warfen. iouie 3wiebsltu9en ierbiri
tperbsn Miro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-13
Snbianapplis, Snb, Opnneritae, 13 Sftpber 1904

i'd baourd bic Situation, eaB i9 gum
@rfOI9e zines @olo-&spublitaners bei=
TRACE, inoem i4 mitbelfe einen @olo-
SemOtraten au i9lneen ?
Die @elbfra9e ift our 3eit iuenieer
ui4tie geuoroen, tpdbrenb anbere SSra-
gen. an pelde mir 1896 nod gar ni9t
oa6ten, in ben 0orbsrgrunb getreten
finb."
&eoner fam Johann oes 2dnoeren
auf Die 8efabren bes Smperinlismus,
Die @rtraba9anaen Der republitaniiden
Administration, bic pbilippinen.6raee
uno bas Nnua6Ien oss ftsbsnben See=
reg 3u ipre6en, uno baB Rooiebelt uno
lsine Inbdn9er ni4t glimpfli& babel
we9famen, ldBt fi6 oenten. Sas Su-
iiis=S s=Separtement folte fi9 nit Den Nr=
beitsrfrasen uno nidt oas 9rie9s.
Gepartement, tpie in Colorado, ba=
nit beitdftigen.
9err 8rpan ipra9 nabs3u 3tpei
Stunben unb feline Nuslahunsen wur=
ben bdufi9 nit 8eifaa aufgenommen.
6eute miro er in Noblssnile, Sip
ton, 3otomo, peru, Suntin9tDn uni
Sort Wapne ipreden.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-13
@iRbsrsHiiste Satsrlanos=Ssr=
tbeioiser.

Sur9 Die 8eriebuns bon Offisieren
in Der Somp. D. Der Hational 8aroe,
III eine grOBe un3ufrieoenbeit ausge=
bro9en. Offi3isre unb Wanni9aften
baben ibre gntlafunssgeiude einse-
rei6t. Die Ilnaufrisoenbeit besann,
als Maior @onlp auriidtrat uub
WajOr @onoe an Die SpiBe bes gats
taillOns fam. 2eBtsrer bef6roerte &O.
bert 8. MOorebeao gum @apitdn uno
gowaro @aiiiop gum sueitsn 2eutnant.
uno bieie 3wei, Iotuie &alpb Seeters
paren in Der COMB. tuenig beliebt
6let9er Sur6in. SObn bes @ouber-
nsurs 9urbin, miro cine our1 bic
8eriebuug Dacant getporoene Diff
jiers.Stels erbalten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-13
Cur Sermiuoeruns Der Sel6t=
moroberim9e.

9abio Seat, aus @bansbiae, elm
Witgliso Der Snoiana pbarmacifens
8eb6roe, bat einen plan ausgearbeitet,
beiien 3ped es III, bas TOrtommen
bon SelbEmoroen 10 biel wie mDglit
AL perbinoern. Sein Vori9lag 3ieli
oabin, oaB tsine Site on pribatperio'
nen perabfolst tperben. aussencmmen
oieislben brin9en Elm dratli6es Re3epi
ooer geben ben 3wef on Su fpelbem
fol&e Site gebrau6t ueroen. auG
Der Name, Die Nobrshe, bas @lter une
cine an5abl anoerer Tragen mhhsn
erit reeelrsat beanttportet tperoen ebs
elm Ysrtauf ftattfinoen fann.
Die 8orlase bat Die 9lnertennunq
Der iibrieen Wlitslieoer Der geb6ros
uno o:eielbe miro Der nd9fen 2egis'
latur 3reds Nnnabme unterbreitei
tperoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-13
Gri9oKen.
Die 2eide eines 6arbisen auf Der StraBs
gefunoen.

Wdbrenb er bsute frt6 feline &unoe
madte, fano pribat pOli3iff &. 5en=
brifion on Der Of 16. StraBe in Der
Ndbe Der MonoE @eIeiie Die 2ei4e
zines Garbisen. msl6e aniaeineno erit
furae 3eit bort eeleeen bate.
SenoridIOn bena9ri9ti9te iOfort Die
poli3si. Die 4mbulan8 bra6ie ben
SoOten nod bem ffdbtii9en 2eiten=
bauIe. 9la9 ben in ben SaIaen oes
Wannes aufgefunoenen 8riefi9aften
;u urt6eilen itammt sr aus gtaibbiae,
Ssnn. uno iein gtame 1T Suder,
treni9ftens fino Die Sriefe bon ieiner
Wutter nit Nancp Sufer unter5ei6net
aooreifrt iebO9 tpurben bieielben on
Bill SOnss, 610 Oit Waibiu9ton Str.
@m 96rper ielber purben teine Wun-
ben uner Wsrmale elmer getualttbat
esfunosn unb beninab ideint es faif.
nls pb be li9t aQes gang in Oronung
lei.
Ser Wann lag ndmli9 i'm Tinn=
feline; in Der redten 6unb bate er fein
es6Hnetes Sai6enmeher, ieine &nie
paren nit StraBentOtb bei4must,
ebsnio Die Sdnoe, Der Out aber isuroe
in bstrddtlider gntfernung in Der
Witte Der StraSe auf9efunoen.
gndfori6unesn ereaben. baB ge.
ppbnsr Der Ra9bari6aft brei S6riig
fallen b6rten unb baB au9 beri9iebent
Silferufs 9sb6rt wuroen. Die pOlise
bat weitere @erfOlgung bes 5ales
iibernommen.
Die @oroners unteriu9ung ereaf
beute Wiittag, baB Der Mann ben Jol'
qen elmer S6uBwunoe erlag. Si
2usel mar bon borne in Die lint
Sdultsr einssorunsen uno batte lid
I'M &Ifgraoe fefseiebt, ieinen faf
augenblidli9en Sob berbeifiibreno.
Sonss 9lusieben i'm Allgemeinen
dbnelt ben 8ei9rei6ungeu, welGe ost
Boli3ei iiber einen S9war5en ge9ebei
puroen, Der auf berI9isoenen Stellel
on Der 9fpro Settle Die 6duier UNI
fdlsi9eno. geieben wurbe. 2ur3 bO
benz Auffinben Der 2eibe fam elm
0adridt bOm 6auie See SoIsman ai
Der capitol aOe., in Nd6e Der II
StraBs, oaB eir S9waraer, oshen Be
i9rsibung auf Soues paBt, bort ein3u
bre9en Deriu6ts.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-13
Gin nnsematb.ider SsridlOme=
rmmgs= &iintler.

SStir actp6bnli9 tperoen grObe Der.
i6nIidteiten our6 cine CeputatiOn EN-.
pfangen uno man bdlt ibnen su @bren
audi mod eini9e &eben unb IN elmer
Geoe oanten oann Die 8eebrten ben
Yeranfaltern. Wia man aber ettDas
mebr tbun, bann tommt es aud trobl
bor, oab man eini9e 86leri4tihe lDf.
Der 10 8eebrte itammelt aber oann
nur Worte bes Dantss uno f9nimmt
gew6bnli9 in Der Wonne bes @liids
uno Der 3ufriebenbeit.
gDiro aber gum @mpfange pielei6t
nod elm Gnfel3ug beranfaltet ober gar
iuuminirt, oann III Die b6dfe pOtens
Der @brsnerpeiiun9 errei6t uno ntei=
ltens 1T Der 8efeierte oann 10 bon iei'
nen @eihblen iibertudltist, baB @Orte,
Ieinem Sante Iusbrud 81 berleiben,
b6lig feblen uno oeriel6e Dffenbart fit5
gepD6nli6 bann in einigen unartltu'
lirten 2auten unter entipre4enoen
8efen.
Ne6nli9 iol es SEQ. Wapue, einsm
garbier on Ger Sbelbp Ctr. ergan9er
| iein, als er seffern Nbeno beimtebreno,
stpei 2ampen gu isinem @mpfange CT.
9eatnoet borfnnS. @r mar 10 tiber'
raI9t, oaB ct ebenfals unartitulirt'
2aute nusitieB, mel9e ibm Niemanf
libel na6m, absr feline 8eiten jeoot
uaren es, Die ibn untsr Der Nntla9e De:
thdtli6en Nngriffss auf feline Gral
auHs ppliaeire9iiter 9ebra4t haber
| iOlen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-13

gbrm. 2eroD Semplet on,
@anoioat fur 8ouberneur aui Dem
peoples Sidet mirb bsute Nbeno bor
elmer WaF.n 8eriammlung in Der
Wafonic 9alle ipreden. gbrtu. 5las
bius s. @an 8orbis wirb aud cine
&ebe balten unb allen 2nsei9en nod
miro bic @eriammluns Die @r6ffnung
Der attiben @ampasns isin.
Gin Mann. Der fid als elm
&sprdientant bon 6. g. 9lpres & So.
aussiebt unb Der untsr Der 8orfpisse=
lung SubicriptiOnen auf cine 6rausn'
3eitung "Designer" gu iammeln,
@eloer erbsbt, miro bon Der poli3ei
9efu9t. Grau s. M. Buchanan,
628 Oft 2ouifilna Str. iaat, bab fs
einem Wanne, ben Subieriptions-
8etras 3ablte, Der ibr cine Nuittuns
ftr ibre Subieription nit Stanbarb
60. 2imiteo unter3ei9net, suriid9ab.
BauerIaubntbf1eine.-
@aanoler & 9aplor, Wertfdtts, @eft
Wnibineton, $15, ,00G.-@bris. Wal=
ters, Wobnung, 1908 Dearborn. ST.
525. = 3homas @uiad & Co., 20
S6ifber, 81, ,500.-Warren @. Oats,
Wobnbaus, penniplpania nabe 49,,
80, 800. = gilbert q. Worin, @ohn=
baus, 1929 Oliper, $4,000. = u.
Douglas. b6ls. Wobnbaus, Sslaware
|nabe 80. Str., $500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-13
Giue ftr!ete Surdfibrmms Oct
Gurfem- Oroinan, seipiiuidlt.

Sie SiterEeits 8e56roe bat Den
poli3ei- Superintenbenten 3rueer in.
ffruirt, barauf adten gu laHen, baf
bic @urfsm- Orbinan3 ftrict bur9se.
fiibrt tpirb.
9isislbs f9reibt sor, oaB ole &inoel
unter Is Sabren nad s llbr Nbenbs
ii9 nur nod in 8esleitung @rma6ie:
ner auf Der Strabe aufbaltsn biirfen.
9ieie Orbinans fou in Der leBteu Sci
bisIIa9 bon 4inoern iiberf9ritten NOR.
ben Ieir.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-13
Das Metbooifen=0oipital nns
Siafoaiiiem.0eim.

Sn Der Sa5res 0eriammluns Del
Central -gebOroe beg Mstbooiifen So'
ipitals uno Oiafonihen 9simes tim.
bigte Sr. @barles @. Sims an, bat
er am nd9ffen Montag iein Imt als
8eneral. .Sefretdr antreten tperoe; ieir
afFitent piro Rsp. &obert Caring
iein.
Die 8eb6rbe sei6lDB, bis gum l.
April 1905 peitsre $4,000 aufsu.
brin9en, 10 oaB bic erffen atpei Sospi'
tals@sbduoe i'm ndditen Sabre sebau
perben f6nnen.
Mm IL. gfOpember 1T SOspital= Sac
i'm Muncie Siitrict; es miro ertuartet
bab on bieiem Sage $12, 600 big $15,'
900 fir ben Sospital.Gonos eingeber
merben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-13
y9ie @srbiitums Der Sa6ers
ealoie".
Or. g. anopf ruirb beute eineR gortras iiber
sieies Ebema baIten.

9err Or. g. 9nopf. bic bsrubmte
MutOritdt auf oem 8ebiete Der Subsr-
culoie, pirb beute Nbeno unter ben
Muipieien Der Snopls. Msoieal go.
eietp i'm Nubitorium bes @lappool
6otsls einen populdren 8ortras iiber
bas Sbema y Die gerbiituns Der Suber-
culoie" baIten.
Serr Or. 2nopf, meld.r elmer Der
0auptreoner auf benz auf Der Belt.
Gusfeaung abgebaltenen Snternatio-
nalen 3ubereuloie gonsreB mar, bat
ii9 bic 8stdmpfung Der S5winbIu9t
CUR 2ebensaufgabe geiebt.
Sn Der 0eriammlune, in tpel9er
Sr. 2nOpf hsute Ibenb iprsaen wirb,
IoG ferner cine Inti=Suberculolis Soc
cietD bon Snoiana gegriinoet uno Or=
ganifirt uerben.
Cine Contribution iit bareits ausge-
arbeitet uno miro ben 3u66rern OOrgs'
legt meroen.
Ser 0ereini9ung tperben @ei9dfts.
leuts, Suriiien unb aerste anseb0ren.
Sisielbe milf bDr Mlsm bafiir iorsen,
oab bic 2enntniB betreffeno Die
Sdminoiu9t. Die 0erbitung unb Die
Wittsl, bur9 tpsl9e fie ebentuea ge.
beilt werben fann, in ben tueitefen
S6idten Der 8eb6lteruns berbreitet
tuir0.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-13
Gin S9rsi6eu Der Watomobili.
ftem an oen Yoli3ei9ef.

poli3ei4ef 2rueser bat bon benz
0oritano cbes Snbiana MutomObil'
Clubs ein S9rsiben erbalten, in tpels
dem berielbe fid bitter iiber bic ben
Wit9lisoern bes glubs ieitens Der pO-
liasi 3u She'll estporbenen 8ebanolung
betlast. Sn benz Brisfe beiBt es, oaB
bic Nutomobiliffsn bod gum gr6bten
Sbeile @eisllidaftselaRen angeb6rten,
iuelden on 8efolsung Der @eiebe Gee
lesen if. Sn pislen Gdllen tpirbe
Isitens Der poli3iiten aud bic 6abrges
idwinoisteit Der Muto's aberi9dbt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-13
Siel bonn Sadle elmer Seranaa,

Sarrp Wiliams, Elm An9efellter Der
SelepbOn Co.. Tiel geiferu Ra4mittag,
uls er i'm Se9riffe itano Srdbte am
Sauie go. 1918 Oit Is. Str. gu be-
feffigen, BON SG6e Der 8sranba uno
sOs iid auBsr einigsn lei9ten ger-
lssunesn nm 6Opfe, aud innsrlide
@erlsBun9sn 3u. Der I.rlebte tDuroe
na9 isiner @Obnung, 130 @eft gtew
Dort StraBe iiberfiibrt uno bon Or.
g. u. IurniB in 8ebanolung se=
nomnlen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-13
1920 Sdaosnerias beiuilltst.

Sn Der Sdabsneriabflas. FIR $l0.=
600, mel9e &oscoe Smitbp 9egen Die
Snoianapolis Union &ailwap 60. Elm.
rsi9te, tpurb= ibm bon elmer Surp i'm
Superior @eri9t $1,000 3uertannt.
Smit6p bradte Die 2Iage fur bic bel
einem lln9lidsFalle on Der Mabiion
GOe. ibm augefisten gerleBungen elm.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-13

Sort 80 apne, Is. Sct. Ser.
man 0oope's @irtbi9aft, 1702 GOro
Str, nadbem Grau Williar: Wens.
merit, nit oerielben fertis mar, lab aus
als oh elm @prlone oiefelbe 9etrohen
babe. sic mar ibrem Wanne na9 bsi
Wirtbidaft sefOlst unb erf4ien geraoe.
als Der Gellner Elm @las Bier bor benz.
ielben nieberiebts, weI9es iie iOfort er.
grif uno auf ben gooen gob. Damn
iol fie binter ben S9anttiih ge9anser
fein unb Slider, Glaf9en unb 3ier'
Hide bemolirt baben. 9ierauf 9ine
He beim. Yerbaftunsen wurben feins
bprgenommen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-13
ysrional= l=Noti3sm.

Serr anorsm 8 M E, Der
bisb.rige aiRitent.gaiirer Der ame-
rican Tational ganf, ift na9 Der Ga.
pital glational gant, oeren gice=prds
hoent sr geworcsn ift, iiberseieoelt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-13
&ttmeSs0au

XtttttFS: B0N
oeS S1Oiette Sd)tpabeu.Wets
etnS tn Der Gtciette 3ntms
GaAe beute Nbe II D. =
Gtmtrttt25 Gents a Verion.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-13

~ Rau9t bie BONANZA.
The daily tribune., 1904-05-31

Happiness mus be founded on health.
Where there = III health there will
surely be unhaPpiness- The Happiness
Of many . home has received its down.
fall at the table. spread with rich and
dainty foods. The 6rst symptoms Of
disease Of the stomach are ignored as
being disagreeable but not dangerous.
Presently dyspepsia OF susDe other form
Of disease fastens on the stomach.
AT any stage Dr.. Piercc's Golden Med
ical Discovery will cure diseases Of the
stomach and other organs Of digestion
and nutrition. But the cure il quicker
II the Discovery" il used IN the
earlier stages of disease. II you have
any symptoms Of diseAscd stomach
use rColden Medical Discovery and
be cured.
~ feel that would be doing an injustice to
ease.. writes Hrs David W. cuics' Of Hsmbur2
Franklin Co.. Aisa- II had liver complaint and
indigestion Everything that ate disagreed
ming in my head heart beat too fast my feet
and hands were cold all the time. Did not sleep
we'll at all Was able to ut about but very
little. I commenced to use hr Pierce's Colder
Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets in
May. 1897. and By December I could begin to get
about very we'll. Have been doing my work
ever since. Feel better than have for several
years.
DR.. Pierce's Common Sense Medical
Adviser. paper covers, is sent free on
receipt OF IL one-cent stamps to pay
expense of mailing only. Address Dr.
r v. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
The daily tribune., 1904-05-31
Whooplne Cough.

In the spring Of 1901 my children
had whooping cough says Mrs. D.
". Capps. Of Capps, Ala. II used
Ohamberlain's Cough Remedy with
he most satisfactory results. I
think this 10 the best remedy have
ever seen for whooping .o =. cough. y
This remedy keeps she cough loose.
lessons the severity and frequency Of
the coughing spells and counteracts
any tendency toward pneumonia.
For sale By all druggists.
The daily tribune., 1904-05-31

The money the government pays
the cid soldiers in pensions is at once
put into circulation and tradesman Of
every community get most Of it. It
is not the idle dollar of the nabob,
but the nimble dollar Of the poor man
going about like q missionary and
doing good in the channels Of trade.
The daily tribune., 1904-05-31
Automobile For Sale.

Electric automobile with top and
complete equipment for charging
storage batteries. ArmAture and
batteries recently renewed. This car
riAge is in first class condition and is
the most popular and best motor car.
riase for city use. The carriage and
equipment cost $l400-will sell for
$3.50. 90.
7477 j. Q Macdonald.
The daily tribune., 1904-05-31

A southern woman has got e25, 900
damages from railway because two
Of her fellow passengers on one Of
its trains hugged her. We should
like to see the woman whom 1t was
worth t12. 500 to mug in the calm and
unbiased opinion OF twelve conscien-
tious men.
The daily tribune., 1904-05-31

A big strike Of .. OOO- ON ace silver is
reported from the A. J. mine at Aspen
and which has been confirmed by
the president Of the company operat-
ing the mine. Who said Colorado
was paved altogether with gold?
The daily tribune., 1904-05-31

Antonio Garibaldi, . decendent OF
the noted Italian patriot. WAS badly
injured near Palisade this morning
while at work with = gang OF section
hands laying steel rails. In some
manner . steel rail fell on his foot
and the great toe suffered compound
fracture-Grand junction Senti mel.
The daily tribune., 1904-05-31

The American Order Of Protection
will give an entertainment and ice
cream social June . at K. Of P hall to
which all are invited. Admission
10 cents Social games and . good
time promised. Don't miss 1t.
The daily tribune., 1904-05-31

Among the Canon City visitors yes.
terday 10 Florence were Capt. II. u.
Ningay Of the Times. Albert sbank
aud Ars. Z. g. Smith.
The daily tribune., 1904-05-31

A jolly party Of seven consisting Of
Fl. J. Henderson, George Crouch. Joe
Bayer. John Bald, Henry Owens. W.
Perry and A. vickerr. rode up to
Canon City yesterday on horseback.
They all report . good time.
The daily tribune., 1904-05-31

Mr.. Rockefeller says that hs sav ed
money ~hen he WAS thirteen years old
and loaned it out at Z per cent. Thus
evidence supporting Professor Trigg's
assertion that Rockefeller is a greater
man than Shakespeare continues to
accumulate. Shakespeare never was
accused Of doing anything like that.
Colorado Springs Gazette.
The daily tribune., 1904-05-31

The Junior League held an ice
cream social in the League loom Of
the Methodist church last evening
A good sized crowd was in attendance
and m interesting program and social
games we're enjoyed.
The daily tribune., 1904-05-31

...reeA ne0s...
MISCELLANEOUS RATES.

Rss.sssioss sf rsseses ssd ensA.ss.ss q -
>seh.
Osassariss u p-s lsns sss sasA lias ovss oss
ineA.
Card of thanks. Ne sseh.
D.sriay sdvsrti-ias ratss oans ksov, -
appiic tsno-
The daily tribune., 1904-05-31

Why not patronize home industry !?
Pure ice cream. sherberts. etc.. 1t
Hoffman Bros. II
The daily tribune., 1904-05-31

J. r. Terrence writes New York
life insurance. III
The daily tribune., 1904-05-31

Sign painting. graining decorating
4 J. H. Jansen
The daily tribune., 1904-05-31

Going-all hats at cost. o. Nor
rain, East Main. 87.82
The daily tribune., 1904-05-31

Paperhanging. painting. kalsomin-
ing. ]. H. Jansen. Il
The daily tribune., 1904-05-31

Ice cream and cake social At K. Of
P. hall Thursday June 2. American
Order Protection. Admission 10 and
10 cents. Everybody invited. 1870
The daily tribune., 1904-05-31

New line Wall Paper At Julius Nc
Candies. tt
The daily tribune., 1904-05-31

Paints, Varnishes. Brushes.
tt J. II Jansen.
The daily tribune., 1904-05-31

Have you An offensive breathl DR.
Yards mouth wash will cure that. q
The daily tribune., 1904-05-31

Wall paper-Julius McCandless. II
The daily tribune., 1904-05-31

The Yeomsn entertained . number
Of friends socislly last evening.
The daily tribune., 1904-05-31

Lava mowers AcCspdles
II
The daily tribune., 1904-05-31

Mixed p.iu,s-Juiius McCandltss.
II
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-03-10

a contemporary makes a protest
against The snpeflatIyes uhieh many
newspapers affect In theis personal
columns The paper i 4 aeary II
brilliant statesmen, learned lawyers.
seintlllatng orators lovely maidenf,
accomplished society leaders, AMI The
Ike, Why cannot this pitablo non.
sense be suppressed? esclaims the
editor. Why il 4 not possible 70 Is.
hihit common sense and honesty ID
the mention Of indiyidualsgWhg make
gentlemen. ladies'. statesmen. gen.
fuses. etc, (and Ii the editor lived d
this part OF the world. he would add
honorable 70 the list, 30 abundant
that The only distinction possible 10
the Individual consists In exile from
the whole prepostcrons ilst?'
There Is much In the piaint made
By our contemporary. While il can.
not be expected The most determined
opponent 81 aslushH viii speak 81
william Smith. The --latest man Ia
town." Matilda Hodge. 4 bride II u.
ceedingly plain features and doubtful
temper tell the u%nyarnished truth
about the sermon Or the song III the
recitation 81 local celebrities. yet
there II doubtless i middle course
that can be pursued with dignity and
advantage. Id fact the paper should
not be expected 70 go out or the way
70 call names either unpleasant or
praiscconfcrrlng. The writer who az.
ponds all his adjcctiyes on the every.
day Individual Or The trivial affair.
not only grows tircsome. bnt. when
some really great parsonage breaks
into his visions KEEP positively inanc.
Myriad papers have committed the
grave sin ~ adisctiyitis, but d reac-
tion that may swing TOO lar 10 the
other extreme. seems % be setting IN.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-03-10
|. REMARKABLE STATEMENT.

oar ezseana contemporary, tie
Ses Merieas. has bern ruraing
i he tor q II editorial ociuEa, ID
bold type. ne ~fo;sos4ng siapnent
from Gorernos Htoaie a Ari1ona
sPressdent Roosevelt neTer sid thai
be fasosas joint statehood / knos
that President Roosevelt nevsr SD
sunh a thing, because VIXEN . fe~
weeks ago I mentioned n him that
sBcb = measure might he proposed
by ATizonas snemias. biz reply vas
i have 90 sotce IL The statehood cues.
Los. II ~oaa interfere ,he senate
you'd 'sli ne 70 mind ny orr bas
mess
And the Ner Mexican gives place
10 his remarkable statement. ID spite
of The fact that Delegate Rosey. Who
represents Gs Ii Washington. sent 4
telegram 10 The territorial papers ID
February 18th. Just ten days ago. ID
which be said The president inst
seat for nj He enthusiastically
fasors joint statehood a. The only pOs
sfhIs solution III the statehood prob.
lem
And after such 4 statement from
our delegate. Governor Broiie has the
impotence % say. know Presi-
dent Roosevelt never said be favored
joint stafehogd Id other words4
Governor Brodie says that Nj Rodsy
lied. And The New Mexican publishes
this statement, for tso consecutive ~.
sues ID bold faced type Al the Top Of
its editorial column and then comes
bit III IL lssnc VI yesterday and pre-
tessdk " defend Mr Rodcy from a
stasdeFoa1 democratic dispatch In the
Rocky aoantain News by saying that
TIE New Mexican eats ont such parts
as reflect upon Delegate Rodey, %
this paper gives Mr Rodcy credit tof
sincerity ID his present course"
we feel IKE asking The liberty Of
i Itttlc slang ard renafking wouldn't
rAst Jar you
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-03-10
DOES THE PRESIDENT FAVOR
JolNTuRE7

TIE Optic wonders when the pres.
dent II The United States delegated
10 Governor BTodle 81 Arizona the
dI,y a Informing the people of this
territory ahat he did or didn't say
Delegate Rodes. our representative
Iii congress. felegrapas 10 the
press of the territory that the pres
ident sent for him and that be en-.
thusiastically fayors joint statehood
Following this, the Associated Press
sends but 10 the press o. the entire
country the g~ta,eH1en, that the pres
dent favors the Joint statehood pro
gram. A the same time the Wash
.ingfon Star. which is on the ground
and doubtless knows whereof II
speaks. states that the president has
announced himself as favorable to
the creation OF two new states at the
present session of congress. He be-
|iieyeE IN consolidating Arizona and
New Mexico Into one state and Okla.
hora and the Indian Territory into
another
From all these sources the coun-
try has been informed Is 10 the pres
dents attitude. And the president
knows exactly how his views have
been expressed. But has one word
come from him in denial OF these
statementss No. not one word FIX,
|eept this remarkable ntterance from
. al out In Arizona who is one oi
the Dreaidents appointees. And that
on the strength Of a conversation
which he had with Mr. Roosevelt be.
fore the war. thai Is the R~usso-Japan.
ese war. began II President Roose.
welt doesn't ser Governor Brodie
straight In such a way that he will
think a bomb shell has struck him, vi
are mighty mistaken. But We will
have no way Of knowing when this
happens as Mr. Brodie won't tele.
graph Il 70 the Denver News, and II
won't be run In bold faced type In
territorial papers.