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The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1904-01-08
Il had scrofula and
erysipelas for eight
cen a until I
a

AAONOAS
OF DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov-
ery," writes Mr.. Hilery Rooms, of Queens,
w. Va. vWhen I commenced to take
this medicine 1 weighed one hundred
and thirty pounds. 1 have taken six
bottles of DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery and three walls of his Pleas
ant Pellets and am glad to say l feel
like a new man. l now weigh one hum
dred and seventy-6ve pounds. When l
had used one bottle Of the medicine I
could feel it was helping me. l realize
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
is the best medicine on earth."
Dr.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery purifes the blood and en-
tirely eradicates the poisons that
breed and feed disease. 1t cures
scrofula, eczema, erysipelas, bo1ls,
pimples and other eruptions that
mar and scar the skin. Pure blood
is essential to good health. The
weak, rundown, debilitated con-
dition which so many people ex-
p%erience is commonly the effect OF
impure blood. DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery not only cleanses
the blood of impurities, but it in
creases the activity of the blood
making glands, and it enriches the
body with an abundant supply OF
pure, rich blood.
FREE. DR.. Pierce's Common
Sense Medical Adviser is sent free
on receipt of stamps to pay expense
of mailing only. Send 21 one-cent
stamps for the book in paper covers,
or 81 stamps for the cloth-bound
volume. Address Dr.. r. V. Pierce,
RnfaiO NJ v
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1904-01-08
Why He VAS
NOT PR ONO TED.

W M HE U1N
NOT PROMOTED.
He watched tie clock,
He was always grumhling.
He was always behind-hand.
He had no iron in his blood.
He was wiling, but unified.
He didn't believe in himself.
He asked too many questions.
He was stung by a bad book.
His stock excuse was IL forgot.'
He wasn't ready for the next
step.
He did not put his h art in his
work.
He learned rothin4 from hi bun
ders.
He felt that he was ab.vt his posi-
ton.
He choose his friends among his in
feriors.
He was content to be a r, cond-rate
man..
He did n, t think it worth while to
learn how.
He never dared to act on his own
Judgment.
He ruined his ability by half doing
things.
He tried to make "b,uff' take thu
place Of ability.
He thought he must take amuse-
ment every evening.
Familiarity with slipshod methods
paral!z d his deal.
He thought 1t Wa clever 10 use
Gears, and p1ofane language.
He was ashamed of his parents be-
caL,se they were od-fssbiontd.
He imita'ed the habits Of men who
could stand mere than he con d.
He did not learn that the best par.
Of his salary WIS not in bis pay Five
lope.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1904-01-08
TIE ~ LITTLE GIRL.

A female child approached me not
long ago on the stree, t. An air of re-
fnement and good breeding attended
her. ! paused and pleasantly observ-
ed her.
"Hello, erandpa!' exclaimed the
child. elias anybody seen our
cat?"
l made no reply.
"Speak up" said the child, ".f you
don't happen to have %amputated your
voice. I've 10 t kind of a tall cat,
done off in a tortoise-shell finish. Her
feet don't track, but she's sound and
kind, city broke, stands without hitch
ing and answers to the name of Laura
Jean Llbbey. Where is she:?"
"Young woman said !, 81 am not
aware that | have the honor of your
acquaintance.
"Don't let that cause you any in
somnia, grandpa" said the female
child. 81 am not trying to make a hit
with you. Either you We seen my Cat
or you haven't. If you haven't we'll
part in a friendly way, with no
clothes torn. If you have, I'd like
you to produce dig up and relinquish
the cat. Is it a 90? Is there any
thing doing in the feline way:?'
"No," said L.
"Then so long," said female
child.
This, sir, | presume, is the result of
our system of educational and home
training, allowing children to develop
alonfi the lines of least resistance.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1904-01-08
.DWARD L.. LATIMER,

SURVEYOR,
EVANSVILLE, Md.
Will give prompt attention to all busi-
ness entrusted to his care, and solicits a
share of public patronage.
E-Sub-divisions a specially
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1904-01-08

OFFICIAL SCHEDULE OF LOCAL PASSENGER TRAINS
CnEsApEAkE BEACH RAILWAY:
DEFECTIVE SUNDAY, OCTOBER, 4TH, 1908 Supersedes all previous issues
1I Subject to change without notice
Showing connection with B @ R. 81 Hyathyine, Md.
EASTBOUND-Tot the Beach. WESTBOUND-From the Beach.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-10-06

Manager .. T. Wiiiiamso1 viii pre-
sent on Ssiurday. Ocsobar 8. tcr d
matinee AM night. AZ fhe Cairo cr
era house. TT an engagement of .'Vhy
Girls Leave Home whica wac cne If
.he pronounced ru-ceeses Of last rea
son The play is one that g1es -ith
ring and a sEns that make TIVE
audience resou1d with laughter and
applause. YET at times it causes 2
nerreraokinF
The story. enc RI frs,l-v of fh- v-n--
her sex and man Dcfh3r. tid Ar-
cording - ~. gi1-a fhst Truth &
stronger than fiction Thc author haa
drawn from ihc facts % one Of tho
most sensational trasadias 10 recent
years. IN which a brother was mr.
cHsed Of killing his sister because 81
her wilfniiaesr u f. told with r.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-10-06
QUEER CASES"
POLICE ARE CALLED UPON TO
ADJUST FAMILY TROUBLES
OTHER STRANGE RE
QUESTS.

THE police force frequently have
some queer cases, said Chief Pric
yesterday TO a Bulletin man, "anc
some times we are tempted 10 locb
Up The persons making the complaint
instead OF the persons charged with
wrcng-duing Many people do no
realize the duties Of thc police and
ltho officers are often called upon e
settle little family difficulties in which
they have no interest and no right t.
interfere Only last week woman
with TWO small children applied at
nolice headquarters ana wanted an Of.
+ iieer t. 80 in search Of her husband,
/ who had left home because of some
family differences and WIS spending
+ me night down town with some com.
panicua. Tho man had sent his vert
+ horle to let his Wfe know thar he was
all sight hat size thought q policeman
njeht be delegated to find her hls-
taa ana send MIN home u Zen in
farrll tina; it was not in police.
mans. power 10 hunt up nan and
return him to his family he little No-
man aecmod greatly surprised.
"Auo,Gcr case recently confiu-
aea Caici Price was tnat Of a man
she caac 70 Cairo and was spending
She rsht at one OF the disreputablo
e5aa lie had considerable sum
cl money nearly two hundred dol
Lars aud some diamonds which he
save ii the landlady OIL the place early
in the evening lie later asked for
,acm and they were returned 10 him
after WhiC1 he spent short time in
the hoase at the end Of which time
he declared the money and diamonds
had been stolen from him. An officer
aa5 summoned and when | arrived
| found ine man and woman in a
rcam, the furnishings of which had
teen turned topsy-turvy and almost
tora to pieces The woman was cry
iE. ana 10, face was bloody as n re-
it m wounds inflicted by the man
IN an cnlcavor to make her return
t!ia money and jewels which he claim
ri she mad stolen A search Of the
room was Instituted, Lut ,hc yaluablcs
were not found. As last resort / de-
cidcl tina, would search the man
Sach proceeding seemed 10 him alb
slrd and &c was as greatly surprised
As anyone when the money ana lia- /
nonfs wore found rolled mp in n hand !
sefchief in his hip pocket whore he /
bad placed them n short time before. /
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-10-06
, - . . 9 - o . - @ q
; ADJUSTMENTS. .
That BOY Toninht.

The coming Of the ever funny farce
comedy "Peck's Psi Boy" at the Op
era house Thursday, October 9. wiz
delight everv small hov. for thcre !.
nothing short OF . circus the will
make the ewes OF tho suoil boy gpar
HE with delight a. quickly aa qhl
OF the flaming posters ATOMS The wills
announcing the coming # r,cl.
Bad Boy" Bui nc ouly drc ib.
small boy euioy a. iui aiui Bel seL
Tor u carries 1oia b7rh e d7y az
long ago a. COR bic time thoy f3tg
al cares and ms-.ne .ham-clvce
back 70 tbcir hcyhooi d8ys Tac piay
T. fun Of br'git and sparkling spr
c'aliies. catchy mrsic. coa.hiaed wi.h
the pranks of ,be bad boy. make ID
one Of the ncst cnicrieiuine of pla
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-10-06
DISH SMASHE:PS
MUST PAY FOR cHlNAWARE-
RESTAURANT MAN TELLS
HIS TROUBLES TO 8uL.
LETlN REPORTER

Yes, we ave compelled to charge
oui help for broken dishes and the
like when ID Is due 70 carelessness, =
[ 1aid cairo restauran: man yester.
day as Do emerged fs0n the kitchen
where he went in response 20 ter
rite crash cGnsod by falling china.
warc RE- WE &. lint maEc our help
bay FOR treaFasa the house would 80
banhrupJ he continued, "and there
wouldn't he enough dishes in the
lriace ? month 70 feed half 4 dozen
geape
IN psr an who has had experience
in tae restaurant business has no
idea oE enc loss in broken dishes, he
said, .aHa the cost to Cairo restan.
rant keepers Of replenishing them
Amounts p hundreds of dollars eycra
year. II seems a hard rulo to enforce
Ihut t, rns bc done in sclrdefcnse
any amount q caution.ng win NOT
proven; uaircrs from oyerloading
rays and frequently they drop ana
break a large number Of dishes only
Ia eay ~ t~o after receiving a week
pag whan the amount d9a them is not
sufficient to cover tie loss
There arc manv other things in the
rastaaraa and hote business which
2refeaF ID IRON being alone one oil
profit and p aere Tho person wtpi
WIFI Invest q cmtriraaca for flsseaina /
towels lap. combs, ht. hes etc. 81
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-10-06
q - g - ~ g. @ . O. q. O
o BUSINESS LOCALS. 60
@ . 90 - . % - - O. q g


Fre7a oysters I've iobstors and
Bockvford relou Call on Eh= &
Fr"7HoF l'oo ~ washington avenue.
''h p'c1n IT,.
The best horo scr ~ Cairo ie
Dii Der ~. 1905 COMMERCIAL avenue.
ng@efito pJarr'a livery stable.
Tho Golden Eae;c Clothing end qhoo
House coils SHOES aud clothing that
mover C,I 10 please. Fit aud work
manahip guaranteed 60l Commercial.
D. Z. Mccarthy waeo-s alva5a on
zine giving y1u p,e7rv of heat from
the c,.ceIIcnt herd aud eor caal he
handles Phones 800 C.ifo. lCG Bell
s4a,iv Of p. v.ad.. r,ii ,.,.ess,.-.
sao,- ~. .-...,i,..., a. u &C.,.
ger. T,.nt. oi~hh tr.. AMI Com.
uuc.4I avenue.
1vs .te,,- c,,r,. rr.-h ,.,-..,,.,-.
ana f.u LIMO az et,.lo ana 49,.
cro~. H.. ,,,,,g .1eoh,n ranr,,.
tro,. s,3 ~, h,no,a., - ''''' go
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-10-06

sure to find response in the hearts OF
ali men and women worthy the name
Of human beings gh3 ieollag lgr
good music, once cEcl,c,l by hearing
it The unacr tsnsing follows quickly
AMI after a short course Of really fine
musical On eriaiameais people come
not only to love, b 2l,o 20 oorpra
bend the best that can be offered
them. TIL. hand sin play al the
Cairo Cpc.a hou for masince and
night On Tuesday Oc.cher %,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-10-06

II bring3 to the little ones that
priceless rIft 81 healthy ncsh. solid
bone and muscle That's what Hol
listers Rocky Mountain Tea docs
Best baby medicine on ca;ta 30
ccu's, Tea. or Tablets Paul G. Schulz
d. Sons
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-10-06
H. * B1ALl.
JOHN r BROWN


TT"TT- - --T"TIT ~ = ~ W.T.
TIE eli1 If the reindeer f. 50 la
porrioue 90 thc cold that anyone
clothed I'm such a Gros7. with the al.
litjop II 81 rchc Of the same material.
may bear the trtersest cold Of an Arc
t.c's winter EiSbt.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-10-06
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

Notice H. hereby given thai - mu
tual consent ;ac firm Of Beall q:
Brown, wholesale brokers. has this
day dissolved partnership Nj y. K
BeaIl viii continue the brokerage
business at the same stand. MIR n
Is. Beall assumes the liabilities Of tho
laic firm.
H. X. BEALI..
JOHN r. BROWN.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-10-06
CAIRO "pOTE"
n. a. HALLIDAY TELLS or iilS
EXPERIENCES At MEETING
OF 6ONMANGkS IN
CLEVEi AND.

Tho following Is taken frog
Packages hoHma ers iourna
and relates 10 the national meeting o
Box and Box shook manufacturers.
II. II Halliday, the official 'pote'
at the hoN making industry, being an
preached by Packages for some poeti,
expression Of his experiences at thu
cleveland meeting, kindly responded
1 ay lightly tossing off the following
Mr. Halliday stated Thar no did not
have quite enough "highballs" Al
! Cleveland 70 SET his muse in the best
WORKING order but that she is reelins
pretty vigorous, after AL. we think
our rca sQra win agree lie writes;
ON rpE CLEVELAND MEETING.
/ Again in Chicago the Indians met,
Bound Tor Cleveland, Stephens wbis
/ tie we wet.
1 Moor. as nsual. had arranged the trip
z f.r -
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o09sa' hi'n " ~.
~ Nu-'ah ''S vas '''l ~ 'o'n'
i-iieioaGd' very He'''s "a " e'''o' !" 0'''
'looA
nu' ~ atepaen once ms p''ii' he
!, u,7''oa1 -, a.,.
ioDcnGp eath ior : '"ga,5' az
'o's.'' A''a 9"''ie V''''1a
eare' anu 1a'''' we're mere III az
80, So .,
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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-10-06
SITUATIONS WANTED.
VTee A5,nourioerasDts of Those Not
lmployad, Who De2us
Positions.
cooeition. ., Aoy.rsssr,en,.

tN'lN I'Ufls "' NuFeTF'FfFltHt.
Adyerts Hienis " not exceeding three fine,
vii be acc .as'd free for utte serk's tine from
any reader The i1iietiu to De fIad hy I'd
Tertiser - rcrsiR, on regular form a. The Of
dee q TIE anliroin Company, 7o3 Ohio Levee
Tho Ballet G, apsuy assumes No res.,nnsi-
hiitv For atty gdFef ,scnvni or stai,rle ~ nads
therein anc Uill rot Aecep. The notice Of am
person known 20 be erauioyed
Inquiries and rentias 10 advertisements
should be AIDE IS pi..il.
Position Yanted Young lAiy desires posi-
tion la Off e. Ad .ress s., bGllct.n.
-
markabll fidelity 10 details and irei-
dents in a plain, everyday manner
de7oid O., ciaptrap. mawkisa cnu
ment or morbid sen ationalsm.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-10-06
MOUSE WANTED.

Wanted q Rent I fuTnished house fer thr
wint'r " ass adares.a, stafiug location, terms
and iuil ps ticul,.Fs 81, Bulletin.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-10-06
foR RENT.
rlANo FOR SALE.

For Rent Fin nished hous. for rent. Ad
dress a. this office
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-10-06

Tbr "5uolcr~-a 'dai my boys
what o trCaC
And Yrra and Limbsch were on the
from ecst
Tho ways 10 cali po-.er. were one,
tr1. .hrec.
E"t ttc Uav She" had e1H-t him.
Iyafiiel me.
Fer aber fhc next announcement
Hahn had made.
Porter draloi out while thc orchcs-
ga piayed
a tune beard 20 of;cn. If not On a
"tH-e."
THE hoochis coocaie air, heard now on
tho Pike"
And She sang all aalet, rs Porter In
bed
Bp' the aaawe- that came back. was
What the woggie bug said
II az cf this story remains 70 be told
Pressure Of IN ines prohibits M
thovrhtr 90 unfold.
But ,Ilore has insisted that this story
must come.
Notwithstanding tho low price Ct cot
iouwood ard gum
With hndest regards 20 all Of the
bunch
We will bend our best efforts. giving
prices 4 hunch"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-10-06
EhGs WAMTEt
HELP WANTEr

Rags va ted 4 quantity Of good clean rag
AZ ,his Osiise.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-10-06

Position Yanted Young lAdy desires pos
tion Ia Ollie. Ad !ress s.. nElltt.n.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-19
Die Snoiana Delegation fir ote
repmbl. National=G oubenttoa
jeBt boafanoig.

Ha6oem am 9ienfa9 auf Der
republifanif1en Contention in Serre
6aute Die 9eleoaten BPM 5 gon9reB=
Oiitrict fir bic Republ. National @on=
BENTON ermdblt woroen ino, feBt ft6
Die 9efammte Snoiana= Delegation ieBt
ME fol9t 5uiammen:
Deleguten at large = SenatOren
Gairbants uno 8ebertoge, 8ouberneur
9urbin unb Stats : @orfibenber
@ooori6.
L. ~8eIeQaten Sobn s.
Osborne, @~banspi0e. unb Soiepb
0uofpeth, 8oDnpiue.
2. Dtftrict-Sufepb Boris, gebfprb,
unb 8. 6. @ufbman, Clinton.
3. 9iitrict = g. 8. @uIfmann,
0untinaburg, uno 9enrp Mc@rain,
@orDOOn.
4. 9ifrict-S. 3D.. Bauer, 2au=
renceburg, uno .. %. OIcott, patriOt.
5. 9itrict-0. Ct. We&een, Serre
9aute, unb 81. 8. s. &obinfon,
MartinsDille.
6. 9ifrict-S. S. Winsate, 9belbp-
billie, uno 5. 8. &oots, @onnersbiae
z. Siftrict -Sobn 8. @ofrum unb
Wm. &othe, SnbtanapDlis.
8. 9iftrict-5. s. @larte, glnoob,
unb 8. s. Davenport, BluHton.
g. 9itrict = s. 8. 9inpibble,
Grantfort, uno %. 8. Marter,
Sipton.
10. 9iltrict = 6. 6. Carton, Mfi=
9igan @itp, uno %. 6. 8annatta,
Jowler.
IL. 9iftrict - s. 6. @oueil, Wa=
bafb, uno $. g. 2ooelunb, 8eru.
IL. Siltrict = Siaac Strauie. SIS
eonier, unD Sobn %. Ornborf, @be=
rubuseo.
Is. 9itrict - 9. s. Gnott, pln=
mouth, uno 6. %. 5mith, @inanlac.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-19
@tese -Grab.
6 B o n:

&obert uno Sennie semore, 808
8late Str, Rnabe. - @iniam unb
SUITE Sames, 637 Oeben Str, Mdo-
den. : Sobn unb Bertha Ott, 916
Sigh Str, Gnabe. - Sobn unb
Mapme Brennan, 1927 Is. Martet
Str, Mdb9en. = $. DC. uno 2ucn
Maobor, 1889 Niblanb Nbe., Mdo=
den. = @eores unb Graa 8ainafa,
Wdo9en. = NmDs unb Map Graft,
Gnabe. = $. u. unb Sufan WeiBer,
726 9au9b Str, &nabe. = Nooifon
uno Grau @pr, &nabe.-gomarb uno
SuIia Sones, 200 Wintner Str,
&nabe. -Wiliam unb Stella 8bomp=
ion, 20 81. Tacoma @pe., &nabe. -
9enrp uno 2ola gfel, 500 9ormar
Str, Gnabe. - ennis unb 2aura
MiIer, % q. 8ebiGe Npe., 3nabe.-
Sobn unb GLEN Worairtp, 1913 Wooo=
lamn Nbe., Gnabe.-6oparb uno Cora
@larf, 338 8. 10. Str, Mdo9en. =
SObn $. unb gtta etumpb, 1910
&eisner Str, Gnabe.
q etraut:
2eon 2Obeq-Nlice $. @aDner.
2epis 8urfbarot-Vinba 8uroitten.
Grant Waban-@lisabetb G~ounotree.
Snis s. 8renbel-0elen Do. Sutton.
SDbn s. Meper-Bertba DC. 5ifans.
@eOr9e Bfeifer -9plie 2emis.
g. GoB 8roDts - 2ulu Waro 2a=
Glamme.
Nlpbons 5. Burrops - 9attie g..
Bbiaipps.
Jrant Sims-Marp 8. 9apis.
g eforben:
9ut9te S~aubeniped, IS, Sulietta
9OspttaI. - peter @utibatp, 76. 24O
2Dnn Str. - &buba u. COOPER, Sc,
406 8laoforb Str.-Man BORDEN, 81,
1442 8rOipect 8. Sargent,
68, 500 %. 8ermont Str. = Wiliam
@lebelano. 81, Central Srren=Soipi=
tai. - Sames 2emis, %, 80 glafe
Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-19

8ie DSnopls. Oratorien @eieQ=
i9aft" (yIndpls. Oratorio Society,",
nel6e i'm Gebruar nit Der Nufibrung
beg Sratpriums Ser Meiftas" einen
iOl6 bebeutenben @rfolg bate, beran=
ftaltet am 9tenfag, ben "a. Mai,
Na6mittags unb Nbenbs in Der &o=
berts parf Stride Elm Maifef.
8ru9Ifhfe aus ben b%eoeutenbften
Sratorien merben BON einem aus 800
Stimmen beftehenben @bor, 6erbor=
ra9enben Soliften uno einem 0r9efter,
beritdrft' our6 bic groBe Srgel our
Nuftbrun9 %gelansen. Die Solifen
ueroen Tetn: Die Sppraniftin 5rau
Soiepbine 8remmermann : @bmunbs !;
Die Iltiitin SRI. Glorence Nttins; Die
gianift;n Wme. Birbie=8 lne unb bic
8iOliniitin SRI. Seanette Orlof.
Ser @bDr ftebt unter Der tti6tigert
2eituns beg Serrn gonarb Sanlor,
Del9er CUR 3ett nit bemfelben fleiBtg
prDben abbdlt.
Ser 8erfauf bon Sifets unb bon
re%ierbirten 9iben beeinnt an nd9ffen
Samfag, 81. Mat, Morgens 9 ubr,
i'm @tabliHement Der Wulfdner=
Stemart Wuftc 60.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-19
9amen : Geretm Ses Saoiette
Smrn=G eretns.
@emiitbIiae @uhres9 artie.

Der 9amen : 8ereir bes @ibieite
Surn : 8ereins beranitaltete eeitern
Na9mittag cine @u6re partie, fir
pel9e bic 0orbereitungen feitens Der
8. Section. 8oribenoe Grau Gitel, in
umidtiser Weiie setrofen tuaren-
Nus benz 9emittblih berlaufenen
3arten=Surnier eineen f6lieBii9 fol-
genbe 9amef1 als Sieaerinnen berbor /:
i. Preis--Grau 6uegle.
2. -6rau @urt Son.
3. - --Grau S95nemann.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-19
Thermorneterftdnt

GPern10f1eter1 tdno.
1D6ite Ten1peratur ....... So Grab
Ntebrtefte 9emperatur. $1,000. so
SO. s. 8Ibtbe,
9ectipns>D Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-19
Watfef Der 'Snotanapolts Sra=
tortum= 0eieai6aft.

9a8lelbe pirb am "A. Stat absebaIten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-19
Nidt beraatmortlt1
STR ben Sob BON EbonaS Seibert lit Sbp.
mas Gale.

Die llnteriu6ung, wel4e 5ilfs=@ D.
roner 9unlapn tber Den SOB bon Sbo=
mas s. Gale abbtelt, ergab, baB Sbo=
mas 9eibert feinen Sob ni9t ourd
ben 6anifidlag, ben Sale ibm berieBte,
erlitt, iOnoern ourA ben Stur3 gege1
bic @losf9eibe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-19

Sir Snbtana: S9Dn beute &benb
unb am Sreitas ; rparrner i'm fibIipen
SbeiIe AM Sreitas.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-19
Ie8e b.eri6t.

Sd0n beute abeab unb am Sreitas ;
tpdrmer am Srettag.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-19
Wetterb ertht.
@afbingtpn n, 10. Mai.

sur "a etunOen, snbsmo 2 ubr saorsens. 20. Mat
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-08-26
Owners of Dakota Ranges
Will Appeal to President
Roosevelt to Intervene
NO MARKET FOR STOCK
Steers Must Be Fed at a
Loss or Sold for Much
Less Than Their Value
Special Dispatch to The Call.

CHICAGO, Aug. 25.-Brigadier Cen
eral Sheaz, military man and wealthy
cattle raiser of Waterman, S. D., an
nounced to-day that the cattle raisers
of his section were about to appeal
to President Roosevelt to save them
from bankruptcy by intervening to
bring the butchers strike to a close.
Sheaz brought $50 head of cattle to
the yards on Tuesday rather than face
the loss of feeding them longer, and
having had them in prime condition
for some time. He declares that they
sold at a loss of IS a head, considering
their normal value.
Others, he said, were feeding large
herds at heavy loss rather than face
corresponding losses by shipping and
the cattle raisers of the Dakotas are
in desperate straits.