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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1904-04-21
Notes from Underwood.

s F Freeman spent the day at Underwood
| Saturday
Bert veatch spent few days in The Dalles
| last week.
Mrs Olsen has returned TO her ranch (Oak
| Cliffs) at Underwood.
Mr. and Mrs VIII Olsen OF White Salmon
| falls have a fine little girl.
| Ellis HUFF has rented part OF Robert Cllne's
| farm for another year.
Willie Kellepdonk is improving some from
severe breaking out on his face. 1t was
caused by razor poison.
! We have Just learned of the death of Mrs
| Sam Keith OF Vancouver, mother OF Mrs
Charles Thornton. She lett babe but three
| days old.
Herman Buche has returned to Underwood
and IL digging y well on the ranch OF his sis
| ter, Miss Freda Buche.
The steamer has been unable 10 land al Tn.
derwood on account of the Menominee Co.'S
boom. How can company beso selfish and
| prosper?
Your continued story was sadly mtxed last
| week. But your correspondent was probably
more fortunate than other Glacier readers
| The bundle of paper you sent over was wrap
| ped in Gillian county paper OF Condon
| containing the chapters that should have ap
| peared in the Glacier We think we recog
| niZe the papers editor as an old Washington
| ian friend.
BE Fuller and son OF Chenowith passed
| through to Hood River last Thursday.
| Ny vertical writing must have been isis
read last week, as 1t was Mr. and Mrs Hue
Lusk who have little girl instead OF Thee
| Lusk.
Professor H Cromwell is planting out lO(
/ nrla
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1904-04-21
Mount Hood Notes.

G. r. Monroe met his little girl ut Hood
River last Monday snorning and brought hei
out here the same day He has made arrange
ments to have her stop. with Mrs. Douglas
Riggs.
f. N. Benson is rustling teams this week tc
haul lumber to the head of the fiume OF the
Farmers Irrigating Co. He has three or foul
teams to begin hauling, hghtaway.
j. NJ. Leuz our road supervisor, is doing
some good work on the roads. Now 1t Is uE
to the people to go on theroad and do theii
work when called on, for the supervisor car
not make roads unless we get In and help
and II won't come amiss II we all get IN and
donate two or three days apiece.
Mrs. ID. II. Cooper and Mrs. Wishart will
start within the next few days for Scotland
They expect to be gone about six months.
George Wshart has purchased John b.
KoOntZ interest In the Mount Hood saw mill
The company now consists of A. M. Kelly
and George Wshart. They will put in q tol
saw and new carriage and can handle any
logs that come along after the new machinery
is put in.
W. A. Onield made the trip to MOUNT HOOD
last week. He reports 10 to 10 feet of snow
near Cloud Cap Inn. He VIII start out Will
his bear traps this week.
The Mount Hood Lumber Co. lost thear new
gate In the East Fork dam. 1t broke In two
not being stropg enough TO Withstand The
pressure OF the flood.
The ball game played at Mount Hood Aprl
II resulted II to In favor OF Mount Hood
Following were the players:
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1904-04-21
Belmont Clippings.

Mr., and Mrs. Levi Tyler have Iuoved
into one of the new cottages at planer B.
The Sth grade at Frankton has taken
final examination.
Mrs. Anna Weld has gone TO Frank.
ton to take charge OF the culinary de-
partment Of Robert Rand's new hotel.
j, B. King sold his team to Mr.. An
rews OF Mount Hood.
A valuable horse belonging to Mr..
Phelps strangled to death one day last
week.
Rev. w. L. Dillinger and family at
tended the NJ. f. conference at Golden
dale
The question has been asked, "Is
there law against the killing OF rob-
ins in Oregon" Please answer in the
Glacier.
lYes,ther is law against killing any
OF the song birds in Oregon, and the
penalty is a severe one. We hope no one
in Hood River valley, especially, will be
so thoughtless and Indifferent to the
welfare OF himself and his neigh
bors as to kill a robin. OF all the birds
in Oregon we have not one that is so
beneficial 90 the fruit grower as the rob-
in. They live on insects exclusively un-
til berries ripen. The writer has seen
as many as 80 at one time going up and
down his berry rows every now and
again diving into hill and picking up
some insect that has been taking more
or less strength from the plant. He has
also sat for more than an hour at time
during the brooding season and observed
one pair of robins bring in as many as
30 insects to the nest inside of the hour.
When we know that they thus live and
labor from their earliest advent in the
spring exclusively for our good, is it not,
to say the very least, brutally ungrateful
to take violently that life simply be-
cause the protector of our crops desires
few berries or cherries as a relish or
variety in his diet? Surely no one but
an ignorant or maliciously evil mind
ed, cruel and stingy individual could be
guilty of such "a breach OF the law OF
the state and the unwritten laws OF
common humanity, and il such an in
diyidual does exist in all our valley, he
who can produce e,idence that will con-
vicf HIM OF the crime OF shooting any of
our song birds should report to the sec
retary OF the Hood Riveg gun club with
the facts so that they can prosecute the
offender. Ed,
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1904-04-21
Mosier items.

Last Wednesday, ia. Gihbert turneC
over the agency OF the o, X, n N. to W
G, Sprinkle for 30 days, and hied away
to his ranch on Pine Flat, Wash.
Surveyor Colt was down from The
Dallcs, Friday and Saturday, running
subdivision lines for parties on Little
Mosier creek
Fred Wilson paid visit to his ranch
last Sunday.
j. n. Mosier, SD. Fisher, Lark Lamb
and w. 7. Mcclure were passengers to
The Dalles on No /, Saturday last.
j, NJ. Carroll took trip to Sherman
county last week to bring back his and
his brother Georges horses from winter
pasture, aud had the misfortune to have
one OF the best animals take sicR just be.
ldae he reached The Dales, and before
he could secure the attendance of vet.
Urinary the animal died.
Mrs. Lena Smith gave a party to a Sc
lect few, Saturday evening, in honor Of
her guest, Mrs. W. G. Cook.
Mrs. Elmer Root, after spending the
winter with her mother in Los Angeles,
returned on No. l, Monday.
Mr.. Morris, the o. B. Minister from
Hood River, held SERVICES in school
house 81, Sunday morning. Rev. Stark
held services in the evening at the same
place.
A. Nj. Roop, the socialist candidate
ior county assessor, can give you the
orthodox candidate shake. Try him.
The teachepof district 50 saws she is
greatly taxed for room for her pupils
sure proof that Mosier is growing and
must haye larger school building, and
when our town materializes, the building
should be erected near the station. We
have no doubt that the enterprising
owners OF the townsite will donate
suitable site for such purpose,
We learn the directors OF district Il
have been unable TO secure a teacher for
the spring term.
j. P. Bailey has disposed of part of
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1904-04-21
Sciatic Rehnnatism Cured.

II have been subject ito sciatc rheu-
matism for years." says b. H. Waldron,
of Wilton Junction, Iowa. My joints
we're stiff and gave me much pain and
discomfort. My joints would crack
when | Strengthened up. | used Cham
berlains Pain Balm and have been
thoroughly cured. Have not had a
pain or ache from the old trouble for
many months. 1t is certainly a most
wonderful liniment." For sale by all
druggists.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1904-04-21

his property in Tillamook county. Mr..
Bailey says this country suits him all
right, and lie and family are valuable
addition TO the community.
On account Of No. being late last
Saturday, A. p. Bateham and daughter,
and two gentlemen friends from Port.
land, made the trip overland to Hood
River,
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1904-04-21
WHITE SALMON NOTES.


Mr.. and Mrs. TunisaHeytlng are both sick
o. the White salmon hotel
O. a, Pearson Of Trout Lake was in town
Monday,
Miss Kate Robbins OF Glenwwood Is visit
lag Miss Minnie Wyers.
Robert Cox was here Tuesday on his way
10 Portland. Mr.. Cox has been viewing some
timber land on the Trout Lake road
White Salmon Is TO have brass band in
the near future, but there will have 10 be
some funds raised 10 help buy instruments.
The band boys will give ball on the even
ing Of April 70 for this purpose. Every one Is
Invited to come and help the cause along.
Glen fabrlck was In White Salmon Mon
day. he appears as fat and sausy as usual,
In fact Hood River seems 10 agree with him.
Guy q, Crow has the foundation built for
his cottage on Jewett aveneue
Bert Wilson went to The Dalles hospital
'or medical treatment
Don't forget about the brass band. Come ~
the band ball and help the boys along.
The school entertainment and basket social
which occurred Monday evening was sue
cess socially and financially. The teachers OF
the school had arranged good programme
and The children all did WELL everybody en-
JOyed the drill, "Dutch Flrtations, "by six 1T
lie girls dressed as dutch girls. As the little
tots did SO well and were so pretty. After the
programme was ended the baskets were sold.
With Mr.. Condor as auctioneer they found
ready sale. The proceeds are TO be used In
furnishing the new school house. Net re-
celpS were S5l.W
At the April meeting OF the commits
sioners Of Klickitat county the petition
OF j. Claterbos and others asking for a
county road beginning at the bridge
across White Salmon river on the
Wright road running up this stream on
the west side of the river to the Byrkott
road, was ordered placed in the hands Of
the county surveyor, who will make
examination and il necessary make a
survey OF the proposed road and report
bis doings and findings to the board
at the next regular session.
J. B. Tillotson OF Portland, being the
lowest bidder, he was awarded the con-
ttact for building the White Salmon and
kiiekiiat bridges for the sum Of 81 ,692.
In the matter Of the road connecting
White Salmon and Lyle petltioned for
by 9. NJ. Atwood and others, 1T was
ordered established according to the
report Of the surveyor and opened to the
public.
Newport daily independent., 1904-01-28
CANDIDATES AT DANVILLE.

Danville, Jan. 27. Judge B. B. Hudgins, candidate for rail- road commissioner, and Hon. J. H. Carmichael, candidate for chief justice of the supreme court addressed a large crowd at the court house here. Both were given close attention and were loudly cheered at the close of their respective speeches.
Newport daily independent., 1904-01-28
P. M. CROSS DEAD.

Pine Bluff, Jan. 27. P. M. Cross, aged 65, a well known resident of Camden, died here today at the home of his brother. Three brothers, M. c. and F. C.. Cross, in Pine Bluff, and M. F. Cross of Buena Vista, survive him.
Newport daily independent., 1904-01-28
WHITE ROBERTS.

Pine Bluff, Jan. 27. Miss Fan- nie Roberts was married here to Dr. A. White this evening. Im- mediately after the ceremony the couple departed for Dumas. their home.
Newport daily independent., 1904-01-28

W0ullGSudy.
 Sol. Cohn of Atlanta, Georgia, is in the city.
 John Scally of Tuckerman was down Thursday on business.
 Buy a Waterman Ideal" pen and be happy. I. D. Price sole agent. 29btf
 Mrs. M. M. O'Neal is in the city visiting her son, w. A. IO'Neal.
 Dr. J. R. Riglar, one of the wreck victims, is reported some better.
 The Junior Memorial Associa- tion will meet Friday afternoon with Miss Pauline Davis.
 Cravat and waistcoat sale on Thursday and Friday. See ad in this issue. Star Clothing House.
 Miss Lucy Webster of Colum- bia, Tenn, arrived Wednesday afternoon on visit to Miss Susie Jones.
 MT. and Mrs. E. D. Bracy and children returned Wednesday night from a visit to relatives at Batesville.
 Ernest Mcdonald returned from Batesville Thursday, where he went to attend the Mcdonald Ball wedding.
 Wylie Creel and Arthur Board, two we'll known salesmen in this territory, came in from Bates vile Wednesday night.
 c. c. Geduldig of Jonesboro, representing the International Correspondence School of Scran- ton, Pa., is in the city.
 The Lucien c. Cause chapter of the U. D. c. will meet with Mrs. R. M. Johnson Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
 A. V. Brigham, general bag gage agent for the Iron Noun tain, and very capable man who is we'll known in Newport, was here Thursday.
 The Waterman Ideal' is the best fountain pen on earth. Everyone absolutely guaranteed to give satisfaction. For sale only by I. D. Price. 29btf
 J. Requa, conductor on the Batesville branch, went to Little Rock Wednesday night to report to the superintendent concern ing the wreck.
 Mrs. T. c. Little, aged about twenty years, whose husband is a tenant on the farm of M. s. Littleton in Village township died Wednesday and the funeral was held Thursday.
 Ira Best and sister Miss Pearla were down from Newport visit ing relatives. They returned home Sunday night, Miss Bessie Reynolds accompanying them to spend a few day S. Judsonia Ad- vance.
Newport daily independent., 1904-01-28
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that the annual ueat- ing of the stockholders of the Bank of Tucker man will be held in tine office of said bank in tha city of Hlckerman. Jackson county, Arkansas. at 70 o'clock on Monday the 22d of February 1904 for the election of a board of directors and any other business that may properly come be- fore the meeting. J. W.-LiNDLEN, President.
 F. " HOLr Cashier
Newport daily independent., 1904-01-28
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Fresh oysters at Riley May hans.
 l. D. Price has a full line of legal blanks. 29btf
 Skates for sale at Bowen's Cash Store. 32btf
 J. B. Finley continues in a critical condition.
 Trade at the Palace Jewelry Store. They lead. 96dtf
 Uncle Billy Morris was some better Thursday.
 Go to the Palace Jewelry Store for bargains in jewelry. 96dtf
 Have your diamonds reset at The Palace Jewelry Store. 96dtf
 Rabbits, coons and 'possums at Bob Wallace's butcher shop. 06
 Offices and bed rooms for rent. Apply to o. D. Watson, agent.
 Furnished room for rent. Ap- ply to Mrs. Estelle Claridge SIS Main street. 226d6x
 Jackson Chapter No. 40, R. A. M., will meet tonight to elect officers.
 Go to I. D. Price for legal blanks of all kinds. Justice blanks a speciality. 29btf
 A. Mortensen will call for and deliver promptly any clothes de- sired cleaned or pressed. 86dtf.
 Cravat and waistcoat sale on Thursday and Friday. See ad in this issue. Star Clothing House.
 For toilet articles, fancy goods, combs, brushes and mirrors go to W. E. Bevens, successor to J. 
 l.. Sells. 00dtf
 Mrs. E. Holmes, who has been visiting her daughter, Miss Lena, returned to her home in Judsonia Thursday.
 A. Mortensen has moved his
  cleaning and pressing shop to the newly remodeled building oppo- site city iail. 86dtf.
 Mrs. Champ Simpson enter tained the Musical Coterie at her home on Walnut street Thurs day afternoon.
 If you want to look neat, have your suit cleaned and pressed by A. Mortensen. In new quarters opposite city jail. S6dtf.
 The Ladies of the Maccabees met at the home of Mrs. M. E. Newborn on Walnut street on Wednesday afternoon.
 Lost Short string of pink coral beads between elevator and Goldman residence. Reward for return of same to this office. 31
 Mrs. Cordelia Scull and daugh- ter, Miss Melne, of Little Rock are in the city the guests of Mrs. Souls niece, Mrs. w. w. Dut- ton.
 Invitations have been received in the city announcing the mar riage of Miss Jennie Kittrell of Augusta to Edward Riley Wood son of Schoffner's Switch, Feb ruary 10.
 Don't forget that l. D. Price has on hand at all times a full supply of the famous Water man Ideal' fountain pens. This pen is sold under an absolute guarantee and is without doubt the most practical fountain pen on the market. 29btf
 Robert Laird of Blissville is at home on avisit to his parents. Of course Bob is well and happy, coming from BIssville, but they haven't had any leap year dances there, so Bob came home to en- joy the one given by the young ladies of Newport.
 There will be prayer meeting at the Presbyterian church to- night and on next Thursday evening Rev. R. B. Willis will
Newport daily independent., 1904-01-28
MISS SARAH FINLEY, Vice-President of the Palmetto Club, Memphis Tenn.
FINE OF CARDUI is a tn orou gh ly
 scientific and mod

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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-15
Timf 6rabs &natsn bslobat,
Die ibr oeben auf'S Spiel iettsn. I'M 2 ans
oers 8inber gu rstten.

liner ben Muipieisn oes SuniOrs
Departsments Der y. M. 6. ". fano
eeltsrn Mbsno in Der 9ale Der Ierei-
niaung cine bibide uno einorudsbOlle
6eier Itoit.
0err .. 8. 3albert bon go. 1917
Wooolamn gpe. lleR ndmlid 5 4na.
ben, Die am Qbeno oes %. Sec. feline
ileine Sodter Rubp uno :einen SDbn
grant. bic auf benz Jaa Greet ourh's
Sis eebroden tuaren. Dor benz gririns
iungstooe serettet batten, ourd Wapor
Solbmau goloene Mnertennunas-Me DE
OaiGen nit en.lprsbenoen SEidriften
ii5erreiben. Sic Snaben iino: 0erne
SadIon, Charles 9errin, 9. Wsus
@ertin. Sames 6piiber uno 6reo.
Wcglmaia. Die 6eier muroe ourd
Duff pes y. Dr. 6. 81 Srhe1ers.
@ebeie BON 9ep. 3. 8. BED, piano.
Solo bon prOf. SEQ. pebble. Ge3la.
nation bon SRI. 9llice @onoal. 0ocal.
Solo BON 6rl. Noa @rabam uao ein'
anosre Reoe bon 3idter Stubs Der,
l10nt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-15
SIR 8iIo in Del soc

llnm0aIi6? Durhaus nidt. Der 8epeiS
lit oa unb begriiBt Vile Die oas Sltlihe Shaa.
feniter irnerbalb Der 6turmtbiiren beadten.
9Sie oielelben gemabt iperben 1T yum TbeiIe
Elm Webeinnib, iouiel ieood ldBt Sic Der
2iinitler ipifien. oab feline celifate @ano gum
1belle our9 Gbemie unb camera obicira
uuteritiitt miro uno bok ourhiihtise. crit
filr3Iid, erfunoene OeIforben %anseiponot tuers
ben. SaS Relultat 1T Elm a~enaues Gelses
mdloe auf yeinpano, maideht ano eauers
bait wie IS mir Elm Oslg md.oe lein farm.
Nunihen Sic Ginesy yrinaen Sic ms cine
quite photographs, trseno cine 0roBe seniiat
un6.
Gin @enldloe 8 bel 7 sou toitet Sic SOC
Gines q bel s 3pu fpitet 90c
Gin srobes. 6 bel 9 3ou. @emdloe $i.5O.
Sbre photographic wirS unbei6doist re.
tcurnirt. Sic iinb nidt ee3mungen einen
Harmen 81 t~amisn. obgleih mir ipsiielle
nieoerc ssYreile al oenlelben MAIDEN, iaIS
Sic einen mlniden. Sails sic nidt p0nis
sefrieoen aeitent limb. iino sic unter teiuer
%erpiiihtun9 uno ipig ;ablen Sbr GeIo cbne
9Dioerrece suriid. Vile Mrbeif wiro tier in
SnolatapoliS gemaht.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-15
600 sar Gedtrn mo IoO ,ar
2infen.
9Wup9 blieb ,. u. Conner benz ssben
erbalten.

Sin iebr tnappes gnttommen Dor
einem q~ualponen Sooe bate Der
Der in go. 1918 DeloB Strabe
wObnbafte Big Jpur. 6radt3us=Gpn=
oucteur 8. 81. Conner. 9erielbe suuroe
ndmlId 3wiF4en 2 Jradt3igen eings-
tlemmt uno 81 SOoen seidlsuoert. llno
nur nit Aufbisiuna Ieiner aanSen
Wustel- uno Neruen-9raft sslaiig es
ibm. lid Dor benz 9inabrolen unter
Die Rdoer oes einen ODER oss anberen
.3uges gu bewabren, Die al ibn por=
~beiiaulfen.
@r trug leboh idwere QuetIdunsen
oauon uno maro infolae Der aiisgeitan=
oenen Observation-Disclosures beinabe Obn-
mdhtia, iobaB er Der Mmbulans heim-
transporiirt meroen muBte, no Der
gabn.Nrsi iid ieiner annabm.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-15
Snaiana Cptifer : gsrsiaisnna.

Die ~Snoiana Optical SocietD" bat
ibre bier a~bsebaliene 9. Sabres. on,
BENTON nit BET erpdbluna Der iolgen
ben 9eamtsn fir Oas nddiie Sabr be.
idlonen:
prdiOent. Gbarlcs M. S%cntins.
RidmOnO; |. Dice, PrdiiOeui. Miaiam
0a3eloine. 9otomo; 2. yice. prdiiOsnt,
s. 8. grnolo, columbus; Gscretdr.
Grl. Worgaret 8. grismau. gafopetis
5dabmeiter. m. 6. alsin, Gram.
~forosbile.
9eleaaisn CUR 5uni.W eriammlune
Der Nationals er~siniQunq IN WilpalI.
lee: @eorse 2. @rubb. Marion; 3.
8. Grnolb, Columbus. uno Wm. e.
3ouiton, Snoianapolis.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-15
Sine Jradt,us= eotOmotIts err
pIooirt.
3 Beanie OerIeg., bavon aber bo6itens elmer
Iebens9efdbrIid.

Sn Der Ndbe bon Sulietta erplooirte
eeltsrn abeno slt ipdtsr GtunOe Der
DampFtenel Der locomotive $40. 1897
Der 6. 8. & . .Babn. welheI bier
einer 6raht3ua einfabrsn iollte.
ueber bic llrIade Der grploIion feb.
len ioiueit Die giusclbeiten. cod lit ere
mieien, Dab bel Der @rploIion 3 gabn-
Beanie mebr ooer minber ihmer bers
lsbt muroen.
9. y. wuroe Der in 0amilton. O.,
anidlIige gocOmoIiDflbrsr Charles
adeD ourd Die erplofiou etiua 1907 CUB
melt in Elm Gelo geidlerbert uno. aboe.
Iebsn bon einsm 0iFtenbrude. aub in-
nerlid ldmer berlebt. Ser 0eiar ".
y. Barneclo, logIreno in No. S38
part NUe. oabier. beihrieb ebenfals
sinen mwiatiirliAe eroBen 2dft=
Iprun9 uno erliit unter anoeren Yer-
Iekunaen einen Yruh bes Sdulterblat=
tes. Gin gremIer 0amsns 3ogers.
Der lid CUR 3eit Der grploliOn aud auf
Der Yocomoiibe befano, lam mi! Dem
Shrsden uno etliden unbebeueenoen
gerlebun9en odbon.
9ldep uno Barnsclo wuroen per
gabn hierher uno oann per 4mbuian,
ms 9. WincsnPs 0pfpital seIdaft,
no fe BON Dem Wabn-Nr5te in gebano-
lung genommen iuuroen.
9ocomotib- Dampffsds g~rplofionen
qeboren ieit Sabrsn 5u ben SeItenbei-
ten. Wit Spannung iiebt man BEES
balt benz ReIultaie Der oiesbe5iigliden
rlntetIudung entge9en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-15
Osim tir Ole TrenaOIoisu.
Sabrss "9eriammIung beS SerwoItunSs'
AatheS Der iessnsreihen apitolt.

Der VerlpaItunQsratb bss ~0eimes
fir Die 6reunoloIen", in Dem Treuno-.
mittel- uno beimloie 6rauensperIonen
tbeils temporarss. tbeils oauernoes
ObOad iinoen. belt seitern feline Sab
rss- YerIammlung ab. Nus BEN Be
ridten Der Bsamten gin9 berpOr. DAB
in Der gnltalt ourdidnittlid % 6rauen
uffo Ginoer untcrsebradt semeIen lino.
Die Ginnabmen n1breno oes lebten
Sabrss betrugen $4,000, Die Ausgaben
$3.50 fir ben 8etrieb oeS Defines unb
$1,000 fiir bic neue Dampfbei3ung s.
e%inridtung. Sn Der Safe bsfinoen
iih ee9enpdrtig etpa $500. Das
Gountp aemdbrt Der glnlialt idhrlid
cine tleine Yaar.llntcrfubuug. Der
groBie 9beil Der Yetriebstoiien muB
absr ourd Ireiwiaige @a5en Der Rd9.
ttsnliebe auf9ebraht meroen.
Solde Donationen iiuo defenders
jeBt anqebrcht, oa Der ysrmaltunQss
ratb lid nit Dem plane beiddftiai, bic
qnltalt gu psrgrObern, um i'm l. StOd,
merle Rdume Itr Die 3woIf uno mebr
alien uno Derlahsnsn 6rauen 5u be-
Idafen, Die in benz 0eime Gin iteii9ts
Oboad gefunoen babsn uno bort ibren
Fob erparten mohten. Inter oieIen
bsoauerrswettben @rsifnnsn beiinOsn
Iih: Die gpitipe zines sbemali9eu pro.
minsnten Yanfiers. bic blinoe 3ohter
zines 0elosr oss 9iraeririeses, cine
Rdbierin, bic oura sinen Sdlagaub
asldbmt uub erwsrbsunfdbi9 gemadt
muroe, u. a. m.
Dis Yeamtenmabl reIultirte in Der
Wieotrsrwdbluns Der bisberigen Beams
tinsen wie foIgt:
prdhoentin, Urau z =. @rag; Sc
cretdrin, Grau Sobn ". pearIcn; CORE.
IpoHoirsnoe Setrstdriu, 6rau 0orace
Wrisbt; 6daBmeiierln, Grau W. 8.
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u. e. engliib, Grau 9. 10. Gletder,
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yew Wicolai, Grau 0orace &. Smith,
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Robert Scott.
SRI. Gabrielle 9anois. Die Matrone
Der Mnitalt. bat geiiern ihr 10. 8ienli'
iabr argetreten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-15

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