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Willmar tribune., 1904-09-21
NEW COMMANDER-lN-CHIEF.
Gen. Blackmar, Of Massachusetts,,
Now Is at the Head of the
Grand Army Veterans.

The new commander in chief, Gen.
Wilmon W. Blackmar, is regarded as
man who will highly honor the Office
to which he has been chosen. 1t is a
rare thing for the encampment to give
the highest Office to the state in which
the gathering is held, it usually having
to content itself with the senior vice
commander in chief, but Gen. Blackmar
was so popular and strong a candidate
that Gen. John Shots, of New York,
who was his only competitor, withdrew
his name, at the request of Corporal
James Tanner, of U. S. Grant post, of
Brooklyn, as Shots had once before
done, and Gen. Blackmar was elected
oy acclamation, Shotts heading the
committee appointed to conduct the
Willmar tribune., 1904-09-21

8: ! =" !: &
a AHlS.-l near from Ul0pp0
n y that good many scarlet and
white and blue and white
RW checked zephyrs are being
ENl worn. will describe one
N~ as it was described to me- 1t
was in dark blue and white
plaid with line Of orange running
through The skirt had five founces,
and the tailor-made blouse-bodice had a
beautifully made turned-over collar of
dark blue canvas edged with orange and
a deeper blue braid. It was worn over
white baptiste front, and tier with a
big bow of accordion-plaited deep blue
chiffon. The sleeves were rather small,
finished with deep, tight cuffs coming
right over the wrist and round the waist
was band Of dark blue suede, with just
a touch of orange in front. This was
worn with a. three cornered hat of dark
blue chip trimmed only with vivid or
ange paradis plume. -
Some well-known Americans are
wearing at these seaside GATHERINGS
gray barege- a sort of nun-like
costume depending for its success upon
the chic of French or American WON
an There is q. neatness about the
American, particularly about the Amer
ican en- voyage, that enables her to wear
with the best effect these nun-like
draperies. But do not for a moment
imagine that these garments are made
by cheap couturiere; they are turned
out only by the cunning hand that
knows how to combine the simple effect
and beautiful cut E
Among the smarter morning frocks
great deal Of coarse Irish linen is used,
trimmed with the favorite dentelle IT,
landaise; this Irish lace is, however,
giving place here and there to the new
wool lace which Ii fitting trimming
to the rousher materials, such as hop-
sacks, coarse canvasses, beiges, serges,
etc And with these frocks coarse
straw hats are worn, the sbrims inva-
riably edged with velvet, turned up at
the sides and pulled down ont thecoifluire
at the back. with anS enormous bow dfI
black velvet and ssometi me bird.
Rossttes of ribbon mot n
Willmar tribune., 1904-09-21

the shoulders, and crossing over in front
from right to left.
Such frock, for instance, would be
very pretty in brown serge. Any space
that is left open in front OF the bodice
between the folds of material should be
filed in with small chemisette of cream
guipure laid over ivory-white satin and
continued in the form Of high collar.
round the throat The sleeves should
be full on the shoulders, and then tight
fitting from the elbows to the wrists,
where they might be finished with lace
and satin cuffs to match the collar. A
few gathers or plaits below the waist,
with three fiat tucks round the hem,
will be quite sufficient in the way OF
trimming for the skirt.
ELLEN OSMONDE,
Willmar tribune., 1904-09-21
His Interpretation.

Little Amzi (who has an inauiring
ind)-Uncle Tm-1 saw the word in
the newspaper-what is the "curricu-
lum'' of college?
Uncle Timrod (promptly)-Curricu-
lum, eh? Why, that's what them ere
mop-headed college students comb their
hair with.-Puck, rxz
Willmar tribune., 1904-09-21
Amended.

Mother thinks you'll make me good
wife," said the girls intended.
"1ndeed?" replied the girl with the
determined jaw; you tell your mother
I'll make you good husband" ."-Phila-
delphia Ledger.
Willmar tribune., 1904-09-21

ways q pretty and effective trimming
for simple hat.
The picture hats are mostly of the d.
rectoire order, and these again are
trimmed with ribbon rosettes, as well
a. with feathers. Leghorns, Panamas
and chips are the favorite straws for
the ideal picture hat Of the moment.
vys.ss& u y . :, ANNETTE 0IVRY.
Willmar tribune., 1904-09-21
The Young Papa,

"Popley's baby is beginning to talk
now" =. .s.z,- /, . =. ,...szs* s .z.>-.,.. s~
HAS he been boring you with some
stories about it?" - 4 ~ ~.
.S No; but I sat next to him atthe lunch
counter to-day and heard him saysab-
5asntly y-mind dedly to the waiter: Dim
me e link q water, p'ease = Philadel-
1phia Press =s.s :55
Willmar tribune., 1904-09-21
Japs in This Country,

In 1892 there were only about 1000
Japanese in, the United States. Now
there are over $4,000
Willmar tribune., 1904-09-21
Trans -Saharan Station 5-M. !
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lTj1IJJ5lN5lJJ5TjZ|
BY !. E. PEMBER.

re---aca-a-e-e-e7o.s
Copyright, 1887, by the Shortstory Pub
Ashlns Company. All rights reserved.
Willmar tribune., 1904-09-21
Glad to See Her Go

WAS your last mistress satisfied with
your ...%: ; -,.>~s.,~~ ~,:.
Bridget-Well, mum, she said she was
very well pleased when I left!-An-
sWers. .-..
Willmar tribune., 1904-09-21

with serviceability is the problem the
mothers must solve. To assist in this
we are showing two sketches of pretty
garments, and will give descriptions of
them.
Intended for quite small schoolgirl,
and duly designed with a view to the
complete ease and comfort of the small
maiden who is to wear it, the pretty
little holiday frock, shown in one of
our illustrations, might be very suitably
carried out, either in brown and white
check voile or in a summer serge or
Willmar tribune., 1904-09-21

HAT to get the girls for school
and general autumn wear is
a subject that each year
agitates many a fond mother.
The young misses insist upon
being in style like the older
Willmar tribune., 1904-09-21
Cha rmin& French Toilettes

AR1S.-I hear from Dieppe
that a good many scarlet and
white and blue and white
checked zephyrs are being
worn. I will describe one
as it was described to me. 1t
waS in a dark hll1e and white
Willmar tribune., 1904-09-21


victims neglected to note the passage
Of time, but lay in a sort of stupor.
At intervals the chief tested the bor-
ings. ut will soon be over, one way
or the other" he whispered to his as.
sistant.
Towards the middle of the afternoon
Colet collapsed with all the symptoms
of violent sunstroke. His face be-
came almost black. His pulse beat fu-
riously. "Water!" he muttered, with
cracked lips. His companions turned
away. Then followed delirium. He
murmured of running streams and
splashing fountains. Death comes
quickly when the thermometer marks
135 degrees on the Sahara. The poor
lad suddenly sprang to his feet, and,
staggering from the hut, he put his
palms together above his head and
dived, as one dives from a river bank,
headlong into the black shadow of
the tower, streaming across the sand.
When Littlefield reached him he was
dead. ..,- ~ =,
The sun completed its circuit and
sank like plummet toward the west
ern horizon. Belleau and his assistant
feebly tried the boring again. The
drill was withdrawn with some diff
Guilty. When it came to thy surface It.
was coated With stiff clay, cool to the
touch. The old engineer pointed to Il
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-04

reoeno ni9t gum napoleoniIden @e=
idledte aerednet iperoen uno lore
beioen Nefsu, auf oenen Die 0ofnun-
gen Der partei ruben, baben f1 bis
iebt als iebr barmlOie unb unaefdbr.
lide SbrOn. Mspiranten aeaei9t.
Wie wenis bic frana0flde Nesieruns
ielbt nod stmas befiirdtst. 9tbt aus
benz p0lis unbeIdrdnttsn Mufentbalt
bsrpor. Den fe guaenit in Grantreid
aeltattet. IS m0gen iAtiamc Crime
rungsn in Der unaliidliden friiberen
2aiierin bon neuem emporgeliissen
iein, ais le gum lebtenmal Iid Der
Grau aeaeniiberifano. bic 9leidfaas
emit ben gbrsei3 bsiaB. ben 7brcn nit
benz Ill. NapoleOn gu tbeilen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-04
5raurises Gaoe sines Waiiem:
&inoe8.

2aura Yab, Elm l2idbriaes Waiien.
limb. wel4es un%tertunft in Der ct.
SoIepb @ewerbeFaule, WeGartp unb
alabama Str. sefunoen bate. III
seitern cen Branbtpunoen erleaen. bic
lie am SomIiae 9lbsnb e~rIitten bate.
Sic mar In ben 2eler eei&idt tuorbeu.
UNI einiae Sa&en 3u bolen. Bel Der
@elegenbeit paren ibre 2leioer bur9
geribrung nit Der Serge In 8ranb
geratben uno Ie trug ON aan3en
0orper i&were MunOen bcbon.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-04

Saben bic Griabrunaen bonn persa'
Sabr Sbnen bic Notbipenbigfeit 4
mebr gu iparen i'm fommenben Sabr 7
bic 3ufunit 81 cenfen?
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-04


Mns benz SabreS Yeriht ocS
Ditrltis . Mnmalts bon Nem BORT
@ounip 9ebt berpor, oaB bon l58 per-
Ionen. welde i'm Sabre 1908 Der yers
lebung oes y%cciie.@ eisbes anaeilaat
marsu. nur 5 iiberfiibrt muroen ino 3
lduloig plaioirten. RAD einem pro-
seb wuroen IL freiaeipsoden. 2 mur-
ben bonn Ri6ter entlaleu uno IN 1877
Gdlen mics bic @rano Surp Die 9ln-
Hagen ab.
Nlfo oarlim Rduber uno Morber !!
Eamit 8 gDirtbe bon bes Saulenoen,
lrelte beitdnois oas @eisb perIeben,
biiben mibtsn. batten mir @aBIas unb
9eBen gu erouloen.
Nud auf benz @ebiste oes yiocialen
llebsls", no bic Observation-Disclosures
Dunoeroinae p%psbrinsen wOlte, lit
oas Reiultat elcid Nua. Bon A 9ln-
9etla9ten muroen l freigeiprOden uno
3 obne pro3eb ertlaHsn. Dabei Minis
melt eS in Der Staot bon nunorosntli-
den" 9duIern.
Sin iaum bsieres Reiultat bate Der
2reuuug gegen prOfeifOnelle SpieIsr.
Sdulois befunosn tuuroe fsiner, abr
20 plaioirten ftuloig. Die iibr!sen
70 Nngetlasten tamsn auf bic cine
oDer anoere Wrt Irei.
2Die gaiI3 anoers bic Hsiultate Iino,
penn bic Ofentlide Mtinung auf
Soften oes Difritts : Mnmalts {tebt,
seiste iid bel Der Werfolguna bes 2ot-
terieipiels. Bon 200 N~ngsilaatsn pur-
ben nur 5 freiseiprohen uno 5 entlai-
len, udbrenb 9 iiberfabrt murosn uno
164 fid iduloig bstannten.
Der Wusgang Der Mcciie-Mntlagen
iolte Der neuen Administration 3ur
RidtIdnur oienen. Wan iolte In Der
Uurdfibrung zines unourGfabrbaren
@s!ebss ben @robgef1morsnen iurpie
benz DiltriitSonpalt unn0tbiee Qlrbeit
uno ben Wertben unnOtbige geridts-
tolten eridaren, 10 lange tie oas @ebot
Der Sonntassrube ni9t in Hasrantsr
Weiie uerleben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-04
Gin semsiner Yatroa biaieI
f@meSii@en 0aroinsn.

Die Detectives 0OlS uno Brap berbaf-
teten esftern ben Garbi9en Ralpb @ar-
bener untsr Der Mntlaae oes @rOboisb-
fabls.
gr bate i'm 0cipital Dem Worris
STEELE, sinem Stuoenten Der puroue
llnipsriitdt, welder bel Der berbdng-
niBpolen Habn : gatalropbe idper
perlebt muroe. feline solbene ubr uno
Ring ~9efoblen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-04
Gu. Sions=wemeinoe.

0err paitor peters. Der trefli&e
Sseliorssr Der gp. 3ions.@ emeinoe.
1T bur3 bic leioi9e @rippe ans 0aus
9efeRelt. Sn Gol9e ieiner grirnniun9
fdlt Der Gonfirmanoen untsrri9t in
bieier @o&s aus.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-04

@eiebe fred aefrsbelt tpur6e2 Watum
bebt lie elm paar MenIden, Die i'm 9a-
saro ibr eisenes @elo berlieren. uno
ldbt bic uebertreter ben @eIeben bura.
ourd oersn Gdulo oas sntieblihife
uugliid audi bier eintreten tonnte, un-
bebelist2 Warum peisert fin Die po-
lisei, ole Namen Der 6oblenbdnbler.
melde ourd au leidtes @euidt Die gr-
men betriigen. Der ORentliden Sdanoe
p%reisaugeben2 Warum miro nidt bar
auf ssahtet. oab Die S.raBenbabn-@or'
pOratiOnen Die @eIebe beobadten uno
Der 9dnoler bon perfdlidten 2ebens=
mittsln sur &edenI9aft ae3osen miro?
Der Staotratb iollie cine Oroinans
annebmen, Die ieoen g~iaentbhmer zines
Ebeater= @ebduoes ourd bobe Bir9-
idaft. bic bon elmer 9ruf- Ooer SiAers
beits= @eieuidaft gu iteIen 1T, binosn,
Die aeiebliden Woribriften gum Sdub
Der Sbeaterbeiuher gu befolgen uno
oieie Biraiaaft fonte iofort als per=
fallen ertldrt tperoen t0nnen, wenn
nahaemisieu meroen tann. baB Die se=
rinaite SdubmabreQel. Die baS @eisb
OorIdreibt, pernadldifigt moroen 1T.
@enn bic 9erren 3beasertefber
mi len. oab ibnen ourd WernadldI-
fisuna Der Siderbeits- Yori6riiten aro=
ber IinansisQer 1erluf orobt, iueroen
Tie nit Gifsr barauf beoaht fem, Die
@1nge i'm 9auie f~reiaubalten uno einen
wirtliden, teinen Safe Nsbeft-Yor=
bang. bsidaHen.
Bel einem iiberfilten 0auie beoarf
es tsines 6euers nm cine menIden-
mOroenoe panit berbei3uflbren. Cine
in Obnmadt fallenoe Dame. relde
Nufreaung BEL ben ibr junddt Sibas'
ben Deruriadt, geniiat. um elm iiber=
Ihltss 9aus tpie oas @rano es geseil
8edt uno @eIeb tpdbreno Der Weib-
nadtswode mar oerartig gu alarm!rsa,
oaB oas publitum welhes einiae SIP
reiben bon benz Ylabe, auf melhem
fih Die @piiooe ereianet entfernt fibt.
in milosr 6ludt nad ben Mus9dnasn
Iudt, nobel Die Sdwddersn unter
6iiBen 9etreten merbsn.
Gs ii bic S9ulo Der fdotilden ge.
BORDEN in erlter 2inie, nenn cine
srauliae 2ataitrophe eiut,itt. gs lam
cen Yirgern rubis ielblt iiberlahsn
bleiben, fur ibre Woral Sorge su
trasen. @eraoe Die bon perriidten
9duben inIpirirten @sisbe msroen bon
Der Administration ourAgefibrt. udbs
reno wirilid p~erniinftiae @siebs ais
iooie Yudfaben betradtet meroen.
Wau reformire erit ben pflidtlinn
Der BebOroen, ebe man biele az &efors
matoren oes Bottles madt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-04
9enti@er Masemein : YroteR.
@aiIenberein.

9lus Der s~eitrisen 9eriammlune. = Die
Trsunpe Der Naiien betbdtisten aud bel
Der lettsn s8eibnadt ibren Nobls
tbdtieteitSlinn.
Sm COURTEOUS grb9eidofe belt
aslfern Nadmitiag Der Deutihe gllae=
mein=protet. Waiienperein feline erlte
reaslmdbiae Wsriammlung in oieism
Sabre ab. Sn oeritlben wuroe nah
grleoieuna mebrsrer 6inana-Mnsels-
genbeiten beridtet. bab aud Die oies-
idbrise Weibnahtsfeier in Der Mnifalt
sinen iebr id6nsn Yerlauf aenOmmen
bat. 0err SObn g. GrenaeI mahte Der
Mnftalt Elm @eident bon $40. oas nit
Dani ansenommen muroe. Webrere
@eiune UNI Uufnabme bon Ginoern in
Die Mnltalt puroen an EnterIuhunqs-
@omites pertpieien. Mts MitQlieoer in
ben Yersin aufsenommen wuroen Die
Serren &sinbarb Grsbs. 5. %.
Samibt uno 8eor9e Braoemater,
pdbrenb Die Serren Sos. giher uno
%. s. 0abenep fur bic Mit9lisoer=
i4aft pOraeidlasen wuroen.
Dem Monatsberihte bss Waiienba'
ters. Der bierauf CUR Yerleiun9 uno
9lnnabme selanats. iinb folsenoe gn-
gaben entnommen:
Der @elunobeits- 3uifano Der Sin.
Der mGbrenb oes Mnnats December
mar iebr gut. Dim Mnfans oes Mo-
mats befanoen fid 68 Rinoer in Der
Nnftalt. Weu aufaenOmmen uurosn
teire. oaaesen 2 entlaien. mitbin oers
blsibsn am /. Sanuar 1904 in Der Nns
falt 66 2inbsr, 90 Mdoden uno 43
Gnaben.
Ser Greuoen : Wonat December
brahte ben Ginbern Der 9lnfalt Diele
6reuoen. Dsun auBer Der gDeitnahtss
feier In Der Nnltalt ourften lie audi ben
6eiern in Der so. ct. Sobannes. uno
in Der ions. Stride b%eiluobnen. uno
bel alien wurosn ie reihlih beidenit.
Mdbreno oes WonatS srbieIt bic
gnnaIt folasnoe @eidente
Spielmaaren bon GbaS. Waper IL
60. uuo bon @ebr. 2ipp.
@anop-pon s. 6. perrp. 25 pfo. ;
M. O'Gonner Il Co.. 100 pfo.
Yrintmspsr, 2ubn 81 Co., Is pfo.;
Geo. VI. Stout. 90; 6rau 6. Web-
ling. 10; Grau Geo. ). uno gona
Youne. so; 6p. 2snsman, 6 pfb.
WnKs-pon 3otbc, Wels & Bauer,
20 pfo.; Nidols-arul Co., 20 pfo.;
| Shnua ~ &c.. Is.
Gerner Geo. Sdul;, so pfo.
Grudtluhen unb Is pfo. Springele.
gilbert 2iebsr (our9 Sos. q. S4aub)
I 2iffe Granger.
Wm. Stolte, Gbrihboum.
". s. Wietor, l GaB Mebl.
Yrinier q 0nbsnep, 80 Id0ne
GanoD-S hadteln.
Daniel Wait 0owe, $1.00.
Mu9 wuroe Wieles, oas bier nidt
auf9efibrt perben fann, bon Ver-
tpanbten Der 2inoer geIdentt.
Nleu @sbern inni9en Dani.
Dis Dampfbeisuna IN Der Nnifalt
arbeitet gut uno. bel Dem talten Wetter
berrldt beba9lide Wdrme i'm Waiien-
baufe."
Gum S&luHe Der Ueriammlung
mnroe auf Mntrag be5 prdibenter
0errn Heinede beidlOKen, benz guitos
bes ftdbt. @ebdubes fiir feline Dien1f.
leitungen Dor uno nod Der Deriamm=
lunssn Elm Neuiasrs.g efaenf bon IS
3u MAIDEN. Spnff tuuroen teine 0e-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-04
Na6ridten aus Snbiana,
Yorfi6tsm s merben
lest au alien Seiten
getroffen.

90 abab 3. Sn Golae Der Yranb-
@atal irupbe in Chicago bat Der 0taOt-
ratb uno Der 6euermebrdef cine Sn-
ipicirung Der grobsn @sbdube por0s=
nommen. on welhen tsine Yorlidts-
maBreseln ge9en Geuersaefabr getrofs
fen Iino. Der StaDtratb miro in Ieis
ner ndGiten Sibuna unspeiielbaFt
oiesbesaslide Oroinauaen erlaHsn.
@i9monh. Ser Gtabtratb tuiro
in ieiner ndditen Sibun9 Oroinan3sn
ersafen. welde WOridtsmaBressln,
melde 0auSsiaentblmer eeaen 6euers.
sefabr 3u trefen baben, pori9reiben.
Ole Opfer Der f@auerliden
Branocata ropbe.
9apprte. Mm Samfas fane
bier oas acknowledgements Der Grau
gaa Wa9s uno am Sonntag Ha1-
mittag oas Der Grau 3. i. Yefmann
itatt. @sioe Grauen marsn BEL BEN
granos oes Sroquois 9beaters um's
2eben getommen.
Qo9anspor Mm SonntaQ
Nahmittag muroen bier bic iterbliden
reberreffe Der bel Der Yranoeataltropbe
in Chicago um's Qsben aefummsnen
Grau Sun 0enslsp uno ibrer beioen
90dter, IL relp. 5 Sabre alt, our leb-
ten &uLs bslfattet.
petersburg. Die perbrann
ten lleberrsIts oes Or. gnnp 0ipins
uno ieiner Grau lansten bier am
Samnag Wadmittaa an uno tie muir.
ben baIo oarauf benz S9ooBe Der groe
iibergeben. Oas gbepaar bate iid bel
Ieinem Sawieaeriobn @us. Muir gum
yeiub aufssbalten. 9srIelbe uno
feline Grau iamen e~benfaas in benz
Brand um's gsben.
5000 Setobnunq.
Amber IN. poli3eidef Mari
Robbins bat BON benz Der. Gtaa.en
poit.D Department in WaIbington 5000
als yelobnuna fiir Die @eian9ennabme
DoH ". $. Shraoer, Graut SloNen
uno Sobn Gibbons erbaIten, melde
bic pohoifce In Danpile beraubt
hatten.
y anterott.
Nau 4. Der 6araer unb
Wiebbdnoler Senrn Watfon bat isinen
Bancroft angemelbet. Meiiba uno
paiipa %bsIaufen Nd auf je $40, 600.
8 n lebensmhber 3 FARMER.
SulIiban. Jn einem Nnfaas
bon Sdwermutb madte am Samffag
Der 6~5-idbrise Garmer @eorge Matbis
Ieinem 2eben Elm f~reiwiaiaes gnbe.
gr bate lid In einen Nrunnen geItir3t
unb mar ertrunten.
Rene WtIi3comp aqni E.
Qo9ansport t. Mit elmer Stdrie
bon Is Wann 1T bier am Samlias
cine neue Wili5.G ompaQnie oraanilirt
iuorOen. DieEelbe tpirb tpnbridsinIid
benz 2. Regiment einaereibt peroen.
9 d perer gisqang
gbansbiIIe, Sno.. 3. San.
Die S4iffabrt i'm Ohio wuroe beute
ourd einen meiteren Giaberg. Der Ii9
oberbalb bon GAINESVILLE aebiloet, tiber
cine lRsile ipeit bolig blodirt. Ger
CLUB bier pimmelt BON ihmeren Sis.
bl0den ; ebenIo ole SeitenfllHe In ole.
Ier @esenb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-04

Dit Der VvinJeiRu Watbiloe
Bonaparte. bic am Samitag itarb. 1T
Die lebte beoeutenoe lebenoe psriOnli9.
tsit Der Gamilis beri&munben. 2aiIerin
gussnis 1T alpur fi9erli9 cine ssifiis
bemertsnsmsrtbe Grau, Tam aber IebR-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-04
S&iHsna@ri@tsn.

Wftgef M m { n.
Nem Dort: 81. 2Ouis" bon 4
ampton.
Queenstown: .ultonia" bon Y>
2~iperppol: ~Nrmenian" bon 0em
.gobemian" bon Bottom; u
rio" bon Boffon; n2ueaniaI
Nefp Yort.
Bolfon: vSplbania" bon 2iperpo|
Soutbampton: st. Yaul" bon|
Yori.
Mbge rem:
Wsm Yort: philadelphia" nod 81
ampton; .gtraria" mad s
pool; vBii4er" mad 9am1
ale am 2. San. absefabren.
i'm 0afen bura Sturm 81
9ebalten.
Boulo9ne: .Staenbam" nod q.
Queenstown: .umbria" mad q. !
Netp BORT: california" mad Sst
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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-11-09
JOY RESTORES HER SIGHT.
Shock OF Long-Absent Sons Return
Makes Mother, Blind for Four
Years, See Afghan.

Sight has been miraculously restored
TO the stone-blind eyes Of an aged
mother by the voice OF her son who re-
turned unheralded after an absence OF
IL years. The woman is Mrs. Sophia
Fabian Of New Orleans, and the son Is
Henry, now SO years old He left home
in 1886 and none of the family had seen
him since and heard from him but rarely.
Some years after he disappeared his
mother began to lose her sight. Nine
years ago one eye became totally blind
and five years after the other one also
was extinguished. Since then she has
lived in total darkness, being led around
by the hand. Being, as she is. rs years
Of age. Mrs. Fabian never thought She
would see again. Three years ago she
went to an eminent oculist, who in
formed her that the sight of one eve
might possibly be recovered, but that
she would never see out Of the other.
A short time ago Henry Fabian
dropped in suddenly. and at once went
to his old home. His mother was sitting
alone. He came in upon her, and cried:
Mother" Despite his absence of Is
years her mother heart knew his voice.
The sudden shock Of JOY and the intense
longing to see his face again brought
miracle and restored partially to he1
the sight Of one eye. She threw herself
into his arms.
The, recovery was not complete, but
ever since Mrs, Fabian's sight has been
rapidly recovering, By the aid Of glasses
she can now read again and can walk
entirely without assistance, although
the printed characters are strange tc
her. and although she has not walked
alone for almost five years. $50
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-11-09
NOVEL INSPECTION TOUR.
Ingenious and Time-Pressed Minister
Of Agriculture Lines Up Tillers of
the Soil All Along the Tracks.

Baron Italian, Austrian minister of
agriculture, was recently invited to in
spect the husbandry and agricultural
products In certain district of Sieben-
burger. Time being extremely limits
ed, be arranged the matter as follows:
He ordered all farmers to bring their
cattle and agricultural Implements
also specimens of the harvest, to the
railway tracks and arrange them along
the road while he passed by. When
the peasants, their cattle, plows and
cabbages hove into. sight the minister
ordered the train to slow up, and as
he was leisurely dragged along he
cOnversed with the peasants running
after him about oxen, cows, calves,
mares. fodder, pigs, grain, potatoes
and what not.
The new form OF inspection, is said
TO have been. completely satisfactory
TO all parties concerned
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-11-09
MINIATURE BAR ON WHEELS
Philadelphia Hotel introduces Cock
tail Perambulator-Drink Mixed
in Sight Of Patrons.

There is something new in Philadel.
phia 1t is the cocktail perambulator
and was wheeled about the other day
for the first time by the walters at the
Bellevue-Stratford hotel. This is the
way it works:
A patron orders cocktail, and away
goes the waiter. In a moment the
thirsty one sees the perambulator ap-
preaching on two big rubber-tired
wheels. The waiter pushes the perana.
bulator to the table where the patron is
sitting and 1t comes to halt. maintain.
ing its equilibrium by means OF a rod as
does hanson cab at rest.
Then the waiter takes a glass. some
shaved ice and other necessary ingredi
ents from the perambulator, mixes tn,
drink. serves 1t and wheels the machin
away.