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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-30
@ttSetpe.

@eben - SO. 2 rot5er SLIT aut @tla,
fen. Sl.17 pom NabIen; 30. 8 rOtbe. S1.0s.
S.tuber Sl.15; Gasenpeisn $1.13.
Sorn (neues) - $40. 1 weib 543c 20. Q
weib b4c; Ho. 8 weib Sac; go. 4 uefs.
SIC; yso. 2 weib semii9t 54c Ro. 8
peib senrii9t b4c ; go. 4 wets semii4'
6l3e; Sao- 2 seI5 543e; go 8 seIb 81" ;
go. 4 seIb 63c; go. 2 semiiSt 64e ;
&c. 8 aemti9t 54e; $40. a ser.ii@t 62s ;
QoIben 64c.
9ofsr- No. 2 wetber 313s; SO. 8 uetbsr
31}c; go. 2 @eaii9ter 3l3c; SO. 0 asu,tiGtss
3lc.
Seu - SO. 1 Ttnotbb s 1915; To.
Q neues Timotbp $8.25
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-30
G0m1etem.

indianapolis Detail gertaufspreHe:
Rammatb RIee Sc. 5O-$7. 90.
8otber $6.00-S6. 70.
Miiife 81. 25-$8.00.
2lIfaIfa $8.b0-S9.00.
g4eiber So. 50N$10.25.
Sancp Tirlotbp s1.85-$1.S0.
@emGbIter 81 80-$1.s5
4rtuia 81. $751; 80.
Sanep 2eutudp 8Iausrab ~$1.40-$1.50
Grtra reines In @baf 50c-6Oc.
Or9arb @rab $1.45-$1.60.
&eb Sop in Gbaf 85c-$1. %.
s8eiber Soma Samen 9afer 5000.
@eiber Suinois s5c-55c.
Samen Corn peib unb seIb $1.10-sI.85.
Sltnber 3uderrobr Sanen $1-1.25.s
@niiIaee gorn 90c-S1.10.
Triibiabr @erfte 9Oc-S1.10.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-30
0roctrtes
indianapolis 3afee'T reie:

SUutuNupbtb 6unees Trere.
gers6bnI. BIS gutter 1O-12e, prtxsa BIB as
pablter l4-lee /; Tanep s2i-33c. goISea
gsnoru 10 bis 22e, Sapa 2s-s2e.
SIN Hodetsn:
Arioia $13.26. Zion $12. 20, Ssries S1s.25;
Garacas $l2. 10, Diuuortb's s12. 90, 9utn
Sara glenb SIG. 90, RaiI4ou& s12. 25. 0atei
SIenbeb Saua $l2.25.
Suder-Domtnoes 8.o0s; Stid5u6er 6.35
puIrerifrter 5.65e; aTff puIpertfrter $500,
feiner sranuIirter 5.55e; Cubes 6.05e; Con.
ieetioners' U $500; Tibseuoob q 6.4Oe; B8h
niS Y $3.50; empire u 8 .80e; SheaI egtra
SpIoen 6 6.25c; Btabior gytra Q 5.2OeI
8ibsewoOb u 6.40e; seIber 6 4. s5e; le gels
Der 4.80.
@etrOdnete 5rii&.e-GepfeI, ar Der soxnt
setrodnet. &c; Scbannesbeeren &c Bis 7ke;
@itron 13c bis lac; Rosnen, 2 grown, per
pfunb. 7c. 8 Grcrun tic, 4 @rOwE TIC iaa,
m~enfpeie &c bis SC, California RusecteI 7He;
SuIiana 7}c. tnrportirte Guiana lie Bis lSe,
California apritoien &c BIS 12c.
gtnsema@te Sra@te-BIadberries 8 go.
SLIGO Yea3es STANDARD, 8 &c., 81
2.25; combs 8 gtrtb 81. 6O-s1. IS; Pis
peaGes, 81. 40-$1.60; Gnanas, Stenoose,
: 3d.. 81. 65-Sl.S0; eeconbs. Q EfunS,
81 .25- SLAB; srine Tobnen, 8 Bfuno Ran.
men, Babama gnanas S1.SO-s2. 2be.
@eftebte grbien, 81 = 10. frabe Suri %
eents. Rarrcru S0c, stnseuei9te $500
tomatoes, 8 8funb. 81. l0-$1.D5. 8u6sr,
&orm 9Oc-$1.25 . ApfeIbutter, per EuseaS,
8 gfunb. 81.
MiHe-SrasiI neu &c bic 10e; SiIberts IL I,
NtanbeIn Ia; pei8i@aIise RanbeIn 15e;
Serbian RanoeIn 15e; 4earat8 &c bis 5ie.
S~erDffete 7c bis Sc; GnsIif9e @aIniHe
4iGIes-24O0 I'M Sab $40; 1900 I'M Sat
50; 1900 ta SaIbfab $3.50; 800 TN Sac
$500.
Sprup-Stanbarb gern 23e bis 25e; &c,
wdbIter &c BIB 32c; sorsbuul s8e biz 8se;
9sew Orleans RoIaHes 1se bis 26e; ssudtIs
ter 3Oc BIS 38e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-30

Celebrities Rtnofetf9 - e@tnten, req.
eets. 149e; &usenietten 12ae; Snneui. Is;
4n69eI 17c.
&Sirfe @erdu@erte 8ratluurf S4s,
Jrantfarter 73c; Bologna tn Odruren etc, IN
xu@ 6Hc.
S@maI- tn Iierces-l. Dual. ga; Q,
0ualitdt 95c; 8. NuaIitGt 8se
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-30
OfaFen.
} ur otrftiqe g u b E.

rsiffen 8aiiers beranlaBt einen nod
srbBeren Mansel an amtliden @a4.
ridten bonn 3riessi9auplab als bereits
5upor.
Bic 0erbinbuns nit Mutben bat 10
gut ME aufgeb6rt uno Petersburg
ma9i cine neue periooe BEG Sanssns
uno gansens bur9.
0ofnungen Bort
Arthur.
g I. Petersburg, 80. Sept.
port Irtbur 1T iiOlirter dig iemcls uno
bic einaisen @o9ri9ten bon bort Tom.
men iber @labioofod. Sieie entbalten
aber Die boffnunaspole &unoe, bic
@arniiOn lei 3uberfi9tli9 fi9 Biz gum
Neuiabr balten gu t6nnsn.
f=SeesGtotte
Der 3reu3er ,Oles" puroe Bel Der
probefabrt bel @ronftabt bef9dbiet;
bic &eparaturert nsbmsn stpa 6 WD9en
in Nnipru9. Bic anoeren S9ife bes
Of=Se =@ei9wabers finb nod INNER
in &epal nit S9iebabunssn bei9df=
tiet.
8 paB allen.
g t. petersburg, 20. Sept.
@a4ri9ten aus Wutoen sufOlse en-
srifen bic Sapaner bic Sfenioe. sic
erObsrten ben ga pab, Der bon ben
&uhen ubne ernitliben W~ioerfanb ss-
rdumt tpurbe. Ia ooer Ga pub
C9rober gaB" tebeutsno) lie9t eiua
As Meilsn itiO6ftli9 bon Mutbsn,
ebeniopeit noro6flid bon 2iao Oans
uno uusefdbr 25 Wsilen bonn gun
JIub.
Die Sapaner grifen ben paB, mel
den bic @enerale Miitdento unb San,
ipnsff bislten, am "a. an, tpurosn absr
frtibsren Sepei9sn nod 3ueimal su=
ridsei4lasen.
u d amber Pdffe in
pani 8 q b.
Mu9 seri9iebene anbere Ydfe bee
Do @ebirges Ofli4 bon 8entfbpuBt
befinben id in 5dnben Der Sapaner.
9uropattin 3iebt ani6einenb ieinG
3ruppen mad DER fa9en @esent
norbtpshli6, mo er fi4 pielleidt gu,
S4la9t feQt. Snswii4en bro6t cir
fdarfer 3ampf fioOtli9 bon Wutoen,
bon no bic Sapaner ibrsn 6aupt'
ansrif liefern otrften. Die Glanten'
g%etuegung tueflid 1T bon untergeOrb'
meter gebeutuns.
Sieneue 6 intbeiIung
Der t seit.
Sptio, 20. Sept. Sic 8eroro:
nuns our Nenoerung bes @pnicrip'
ions= @eiebes tpurbe beuts ber6fent.
li9t.
Sierbur9 uirb bic Sienft3eit be,
&eierbifen 2. @lafe bon 5 auf 1(
Sabre erb6bt uno Der unterI9iet
smiiaen @sierpe erfisr unb stpeite,
glafe aufgebOben Mit 81 Sabrer
treten bic 2eute aus Der &eferpe.
Wie auf benz a~usudrtigen Mrlt Der:
Iautet, pirb bur9 Die neueu Befim:
mungen bic b~erfiebare Gelb-S ruppen.
ma9t um stpa 200, 900 Manr ber'
mebrt.
Gar b S b.
g t. petersburg, 20. Sept
Der 9aiier besiebt fid na6 Der @hd
tebr aus StO= &ublano mad ieine
Sasobitte in 8ielOpe3b, polnii9
@rsnse, amiiden @ilna unb 2ieff 81
einem 3peip6aentli4en Sasoaufent
baltic.
gpibemier.
SiepaB s, %. Sept, Die ia
pauii9en Sruppsn Inn 2iao Oan!
rperben bur9 @pioemien, in 5olse Der
meter 2ei9en %enttanben, becimirt.
Sie Sapaner iOlen oas 2anb ober
balb 2iao Bangs unter Waher geieB
baben, um !bre linte Gilanle su i6Hbsn
8lsiounssfide beaieben bic Sapane
. BON Mmerica.
@be6oo blodirt.
=. Gf tor n II %. @phi
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-30
Gn. IA.
&atarrh ifne4 furiert

NIT rtiir elmer Soiis Nrafe's gaImetio 8ine tde.
liG. &iiriert. nm furiert 5u bIeiben. Sreerb
EN- Seler oleier 3eitling erbdIt cine Yrobes
ral1e JreL fpenft er feline goreiie an bic Grnfe
Sorulltla eoulpanb. gbicaeo, fenoet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-30
@aie=8aQ.

Die seftrigen Spiele reiultirten tpie
fOlat:
Nationat=2 / q q.
philadelphia, 20. Sept.
grfes spiel.
pbilabelpbia. 20 0301000*-
Cincinnati 80 O0OOO011 l. 2
8atterisn - Susslebp unb &otb;
Sarper unb Street.
3 meites SPIEL.
philadelphia 49,. 000000l l. l
Cincinnati ......3 o. 3
8atterien = Sports unb SoOin;
Walter uno Street.
Brootlpn, 90. Sept.
grootlpn 30 00000000- 0
ct. 2puis. ...2 0OOO1O00- 3
8atterien : Sones uno Serbian;
Ni9ols unb Butler.
Stem Sort, 20. Sept.
Stem Sort. * OOO00030- 8
@bica9o -. .660100000-
Observation-Disclosures uno Bower=
mann; Wider unb 9ling.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-30

i9isbt oiss nit dinei. ginberfanonB,
um 3u p%srbinoern, baB zines Der port
artbur S9ife 3uHu9t in @be Goo
iu9t.
gritif9erS t a NJ
gebalten.
@be5OO, 20. Sept. Der bri-
tii9e Dampfer v0if Sang, Der bic
&ineii9en 9ewdher befdbrt, mslosts
bsute, er Eel auBerbaIb bes Safens bon
@be 500 bon einem iapanii9en Sor-
pebo-Sd9er ansebalten tporben. 0a9
prifung Der papiere ourfts bas s9if
weiterfabren.
HmBIanO.
9 e h eie9eeenS a m q n n.
st. petersburg, 90. Septbr.
Wie aus gutter QusIe perlautet, liegen
9egen ben friiberen Senator S9au-
mann, Batter bes M6rbers bon 8obri=
to1, ftarte 8emeiie Dor, baB er in oas
8erbredsn berpidslt 1T. SIM Sale
Der Sduloig=g rtldruns erbd dit er 2 big
6 Sabre @efdnsniB.
terun9 Il b
Suben.
@ilna, 20. Sept. Graft bes
taiferli9en utaies, Der bas WObnun9s=
re6t fir semiRe @laKen Der Suben
ausoebnt, erbdlt bic POli3ei Intpei=
flung, tinftis teine jioii9sn arbeiter
aug S6rfern aus3upeiieu, mo fe felt
1882 wubnsn.
Serneue M 4 r.
g /. petersburg, 90. Sept.
Surf peter Spiatopolt- Wirstp trat
heute iein reiies Mi1t als Minifer beg
Snnern an. Wie iebt f9on erbelt,
tpirb NIT benz plebue=& esime grinb=
lide Iusfebr eebalten. Cine Nnsabl
Der alien geamten i'm Ninifferium pa.
ben ibren I5f4ieb einserei9t. Staats=
Sefretdr unb @snoarmerie.gb fir
Jinnlano, ma9tDOle Nemter unter
plebtue, tperoen bon benz Minifferium
abge;neigt, inoem Der t,eue MiniIter
jeoe 8%erbinouns nit Der Poli5ei ent=
i1ieben ablebnt.
Is StaatssS etretdr fur Tinnlaub
fon Der 9~emdBi9te Serr Stin6epstp
ernannt tperben, an bic Gpibe Der
@enoarmerie= Siente Gen. Iioaewstp
fommen.
Jranfreid. r..
grtra9 Der Wei3en=g + n E.
paris, 20. Sept. Ser Lamb
mirtbidaftliae Miniiter fddbt Granf=
rsi9's Weiaen-@ rnte auf 104, 123, 453
6eftOliter segea 1913, 1886, 528 Iebtes
Sabr.
a's s obestag.
paris, 20. Sept. Ser Sabres=
tag bes ON 20. September 1902 ges
forbenen emile Cola puroe beute BON
elmer sroBen 3abl Sariftfeler unb
3finftler ssfeiert, bic iein friibsrss
6eim in Weban bein6ten uno baielbif
ibn ebrsnoe Mnipra9sn bislten.
StaIien.
MreIlaro beim Yapfe.
&om 20. Sept. Ser Yapf en,=
ping In Pripat- aubiens @apatano
Mrellano, ben Oberridter Der pbilippi.
nen=SnIeln.
Ser pontifer aeiete fi9 iebr intereis
firt on ben S4iloerun9en beg &i9ters
iber Die borti9e Gage. Nu9 nit @ar=
binal Merrp bel 8al unb aroern Wiir=
oentrdser oes 8atifans conferirte Wrsl=
lano.
@roRbritannien.
9 eulenpef Il.
2onbon, 90. Sept. Nmtlider
M~ntHnbisun9 aufolge lit an BOr0 bee
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-30

SAMPLER besabIen fpIssnbe gretie:
Sutter - Country, 10c, @reoulere 2ae ,
eIeta 23e.
eter-l7Hc per Dusenb.
Siibner 10c, Sibne 8, Turfers-io-.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-30

3 Ob BON W q . Ter
q 8.

haus.
Berlin, 90. Septbr. Waior
Sferbaus, oefen Sno in einem Sofpi=
tal 6. 90. Mfricas in Solee bon
Wunbsn ioeben mitgetbeilt miro, mar
Elm Sobn bes Generals 93eter Ofter=
baus, Wittdmpfers i'm amer. 8iirger=
frieg unb nunmebr in Bonn lebenb.
Der anbere Sobn itebt als Offisier bel
Der amer. Slotte. Ser bertorbene
Waior mar in Ameriea geboren.
Sn ben Warine= 2ifen befinben fit
bic Namsr, Commander Suso Oiter=
baus, @aritdn beg &reussrs .Ginein=
natl; Gdbnrid SusO %. Oferbaus
auf benz SorpsboboOi Sdser .2ap=
renee.
S@weoen:H orwssen.s
q orbpoI=g rpebitionb es
Ser3ogsp. Orleans.
Gbri | q, 20. Sept. Der
Ser3og bon Orleans eriudte bic &esie=
runs UNI @rlaubnib. ben Noropols
Sampfer .Sram". nit benz Manien
feline Gabrt madte, fir cine @orbpol-
Expedition i'm Sabre 1905 9artern su
btirfen.
Sails bic &s9ieruns aufimmt, Der=
langt bic Momiralitdt, oaB @apt. Otto
Sberorup, Der frii6ere 8efeblsbaber oes
S9iHs, bic y5ram" befebligt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-30


Sra9te.
gepfeI-S1.0 O-S3. 30 per Sab.
gananen-Semablte 81. 90 bis S1.25 per
8un9, sueite lualitdt 75c bis SLIGO.
aotusnnHe-$3.25 per SunSert.
@ttronen-Neffnas, $500.
Drsmssn-Sanep California 2aIensia $3.50
California Seedlings $3.50 Bis $z.75.
Inanas-$3.26 per @rate.
gHaumen-$1.OO per guibel.
girnem 81 90 per gnibeI.
@eoraia Birnen-$1.t0 per grate.
Neiaen S,nprna l1-l6c bas Sfuno.
DatteIa &c per pfunb, go gfo. Siften.
glener Sonis-l6c.
Sruuben ice bis &c per 8orb.
9firIiae 81 bis $3.50 per 8uibel.
GantaIuu es-S1 .60-1.B per SOB.
@~afisrmsIonen Sc Bis 18c.
Uemnie.
0eue rotbe &iben-l2!c per 9uteiS Bun;
Dies.
Rraut-60e bis 75c pet Sab.
BlumenfobI $1.50 per Dmtenb.
@urfen 40c per 3orb.
~GeIerp-per Bmn9 l5e.
@riine gobnen 9)c Der Bulbel.
gr.ines Gorn, 6-6c per Suseno.
Neue 8artoHeln 50c per 8nibel.
SibfartoffeIn $2-3 per Sab.
WabieIe 8c-13c per DutenD gmn9es.
Rbubarb l0c per Suseno.
SaIat ST.. 10 per SAP.
Sw,ebeIn - 66c-85c per Buibel.
SpaniiGe 8riebeln 81. 25 per Crate.
Eomatoes-40 per 8uibeI.
Napp 8pbnen $2.10 Ter BuibeI.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-30
0&te.

Sngros gertaufsprete Snipurfir!er
e~@ueBertdfe DOC per gfunb sirbetmif@e.
s9mebertdie 17c, @iseonftn CREAM . adit
IL. New gort Gbebbarsl lee. stnk.tnb
i9er 2tr1burser lee. grid 18e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-30
@roRbritannien.
9 c n b e Il.

2onbon, 90. Sept. NmtliHer
Nnttinoisuns aufoIge 1T an Boro oes
beute aus 6ambura i'm Spne-6luB an=
gstommenen Sampfers v8ifbOpssats"
bic 8eulenpef ausgebroden. Mls bas
S9if firsli9 in Sambure feline 2a=
ouns aus @OfariO, Nrgentinien,
l5i9te, fano man IN 8orb Staten, bic
an Der pef eingegangen tparsn. Sci
Der Mnfunft in Sarrom erfrantte Der
Ober=M aat an atueifeaofer 8eulenpef.
.gHbops9ate", 1894 Sonnsn. elmer
2onboner Sirma geb6rig, fam ON 90.
Mueuf aus &Oiario in 5amburs an.
Sas S9if fam, na9oem bic tobten
Ratten entbedt maren, seittpeilig unter
Quarantine.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-30
Nadridten BON Mfufoen
Stir Die rniitide Saapttabt feble1 TAFT gdn5lid. :
Cine rfne YeriObe pOu Angft nub SeiOrgnib.

Sofnnngsbole &nnSe BON Sort Mrtbnr. = 0arniom hpHt ft bis gfeuiabr ID
baten. = 9a YaB in ben Sanoen Der Sapaner. = @enSernng Der
japani6en g8ebr=O rbnnmg. Maiur Sherbaus tobt.
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used to do me homage; even those of the
little girls who used to say: Look at
her! She is mine. I'm going to be like
her when / am grown" Does this seem
puerile to you? Does it seem childish?
1t is tragedy. A woman should die Of
her first wrinkle, for with it goes homage.
and with homage, love.
Youth Of itself is beauty-the delicate
contour of the cheek, the fresh firmness
Of the skin, the unfaded red OF the lip.
the bright of the eye, undimmed by tears.
And / am no longer young All my
good, fresh youth was spent on that mar
rage of mine which was made in heav-
en-! / have only the shadow Of what l
was left for you. Besides, ! am older than
you. Written, those seem ordinary words,
Just common, ordinary, everyday words.
but weigh them, weigh them!
There are no weights sufficiently heavy
90 balance their sorrow Hope might
tighten it, but there Is no hope.
What if should listen to your plead
ing--and it is like the tap of glad fingers
at the door OF my Acknowledgement. when
the eyes of your love had been cured of
their blindness, what would be your first
thought? This: "She is older than IT.
think you would not put the thought
into words. You are too kind for that.
But should see it written in your face.
should behold my every defect mirror
ed in your eyes. That poor shadow of
myself, which is all have to offer you,
would haunt me there.
Then despairingly I should attempt to
revive that eyanescent charm you say |
possess In the effort to win you back
and fail For doubtless the charm exists
in your Imagination, now YOU are blind.
Seeing, it would cease TO exist
FINALLY | should stand by the side of
zone fair Young Glrl and, reading the
CpfnnariSOu In those, ewes of YOURS suffer
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1 think, my friend, that it would

Isl she wrote him:
9 1 think, my friend, that it would
be best if you remain where you
are. OF course you must know that 1t is
not because I don't want to see you. I
90. / do! But there are many reasons
why should not; why it would he best
II we never met again In the first place,
after succession OF sleepless nights and
heartaches,. have learned to do without
you. have learned to live quietly, COM
posedly; rising of mornings and going
about my work in a leaden sort of way,
1t is true, but calmly: without much hope
OF appiness--without any, in fact, but
also without that feverish restlessness
which invariably follows upon the pur-
Euit of happiness.
Indeed, l have resolutely put the hope
OF happiness aside. 1t is not for me.
You see, I have reasoned the whole thing
out deliberately, carefully, laboriously. 1t
is not as-if / were a young girl rushing
blindly into q future apparently couleur
de rose, but in reality full of pitfalls.
deep, dark and treacherous. am a Wild
oW. have been married once. 1 know.
"A burnt child breads the ire am a lit
tie afraid of a second venture, my friend.
Your letter lies before me. The address is
blurred where have kept 1t warm against
my heart 1t is quite evident that at pres
ent you are blind Love Is always blind
foF a lille Whlle-for very little While,
alas! am beautiful. I am charming.
am always in your thoughts. The fates
have willed that we shall be happy. You
ere determined to see me again. You
await the word to come One is uncon-
sciously charming. Many women absolute
ly devoid of beauty have charmed. So 1
may be that. butt am no longer beauti-
full l was beautiful once-that night I
trailed up the long, perfumed aisle of a
betlowered cathedral, the white bride of
the man who promised there TO love.
protect and cherish me.
Love, protect, cherish. I fear I have
lost faith in the belief that marriages are
made in heaven. Heaven had little
enough to do with that marriage.
Yes; was beautiful then and long aft
er. People turned to look at me twice.
Once two women passed me. One said.
s'Isn't she pretty?" And the other repl. ed.
She is the prettiest woman in this town. -
So you see 1 must have possessed Sc ne
real beauty to be admired by my IN
sex. Mustn't I? But now! But now!
Nobody ever looks at me twice. Nobody
ever turns deliberately around to look at
xne. Their glances rest idly upon me and
pass-even those of the little boys who
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nlazium ON.

To extinguish burning oil DO not
throw water on the DANES, for it viii
only spread them by causing the oil
to float. The right plan is to throw on
-four earth or sand Any Of these
things will soak up the oil and quickly
eytinguish the fire
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-12-28
The First Guidebook.

The earliest known predecessor of
Baedeker was an Italian named Gra-
taroli, who published a Latin guide
book in 1865 for all who wanted to
make a trip OH horseback, on foot, by
ship or wagon"
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-12-28
Che
J. ct ter She
s e11t
"A Christmas sketch
BY Zoe Anderson Norris

gcopyright, 1904. by Zoe Anderson Norris.l
%EN HIS was the Christmas letter
E she wrote him:
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-12-28
c & N W Z Z Tlne Table
8oyer Valley
Illinois Central r. r. Time Tab
East Housltl-

Hast Bound
No. Omaha, St Paul. Minneapo-
lis X Chicago. Express, Oailyl911 A.
No. % Go. Bluffs & TT. Dodge Way
Freight, (paily except sunday 10, 50 \. NJ
No. - Co. Bluffs & FL Dodge Local
Q1atly except sunday. 81 p.
No. > Omaha, St. Paul, Minneapo-
lis & Chicago Limited (Daily) 9. IS p. NJ
West Bound
No. Chicago, ST Paul s. Mimi
eapolis Limited, Daily)..... 6. Is A. Nj
No. 81 FIT. Dodge s. Co. Bluffs
Local, DAILY except Sunday g. 81 A. Nj
No. 81 Local Way Freight, DAILY
except sunday ,............ i. 90 p. NJ
No. 3 Chicago. Minneapolis. St.
Paul Il Omaha Express, {DailylS. 80 p. NJ
Nos and 2 stop only at Rockwell City
Wall Lake, Denison and Logan.
No. stops at Arion, Dow City, Dunlap
Woodbine and Logan.
No. stops only at Wall Lake and Rockwell
City.
and 90 daily except Sunday.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1904-09-02
Primary Law Works Very
Differently in Cass and
Clearwater Counties.
NO END OF CANDIDATES. In
CLEARWATER COUNTY.
In CaSS County Candidates How.
ever, Appear to Have no
Opposition.

Two of Beltrami's neighboring
counties which are having very
dissimilar experiences with the
primary law are Clearwater and
Cass.
In Clearwater there is a new
candidate for some office every
half hour and sometimes every
fifteen minutes. Just before we
went to press there were fifty-one
candidates for the various Offices
in the infant county to the west
of US but by the time this is read
there may be many more. Seven
candidates have filed for sheriff
alone in Clearwater and the single
town of Leon furnishes five candi-
dates for different Offices. In
Cass county on the other hand
there is almost no contest at all.
The present county officers have
filed for denomination and there
is no one to dispute with them.
Sheriff Hardy has an opponent in
Jake Johnson of Cass Lake and
John King chairman Of the board
of county commissioners is hav-
ing to dispute the title to his seat
with Mine Host j.. B. Spencer.
There is also little difference of
opinion between J. S. Scribner
of Walker and L. M. LANCE as to
who shall be the repu blican nomi-
nee for judge of probate. Other
wise there is nothing doing in
the primary election in Cass
county. One clearwater county
newspaper is said to have col
lected over $500 for political an
nouncements alone and the
county is literally paved with
campaign cards. In Cass county,
however, the newspapers can't
get within range of a candidate
with telescope.
1t is said that there will be a
number of filings by independent
candidates in Cass county and
that the election will not prove so
tame an affair as the primary.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1904-09-02
Rev. A. E. Evans of Tenstrike
Travels More Than Eighty
Miles Each Week a Foot.
breaches TO WIDELY SEPA-
RATED PEOPLE.
Can Hold His Own in the Woods
With the Hardest
WOOdSman.

Rev. A. b. Evans ministers to
the spiritual needs of the people
of Tenstrike, Buena Vista and
Ralph. Mr.. Evans is as brown
as a nut and his parishioners find
him as full of meat whether in
pulpit or in his every day mini
strations to their needs. He
breaches each Sunday at Ten
strike and alternately each Sun
day at Buena Vista and Ralph.
Mr.. Evans owns no horse but
travels on foot straight through
the woods tohis differentcharges.
Some weeks he is compelled to
travel as high as one hundred
miles and his weekly walking
averages at least eighty miles.
Few men of any occupation ira
vel SO much a-fOOt as does Mr..
Evans and though many ministers
of the Gospel doubtless are as
full of labors as is Mr.. Evans,
yet the spectacle Of a preacher
who walks SO far each week to
carry the Gospel to his people is
certainly unique.
Mr.. Evans is an earneStan able
man and is doing a great work in
his chosen field. He is the
picture of health, but the unusual
amount of physical wearinenss
which he must meet each week
up hill and down hill, oyer slow
sandy roads, through the tangled
thicket is undoubtedly telling on
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1904-09-02
COUNTY WEALTH
Tabulated Statement of Re.
sources of Beltrami
County.

County Auditor Sylvester and
deputies have completed the
changes as made from the return
of the assessors and equalized by
the county board, and the tabu.
lated statement of the same has
been forwarded to the state audi
tor.
From this statement we get
the followinginteresting informa-
ton as to the wealth of the
county, for Pioneer readers.
The Bemidji personal property
amounts to $685. 44 while the
real estate has been valued at
S6S3,526.
The total valuation of mer-
chandise for the county is re-
turned at $149,6 37 and the valua-
ton in Bemidji is $81, 300.
The assessors in the towns of
Summit, Nebish, Funkley and
the Third assessment district re-
fused to assess the dogs in their
district under the pretext that
the homesteaders best friend
should be exempt. Assessor
Cahill was greeted by 80 dogs
and so warm was the welcome
that he valued them at $40.
The real estate for the county
assesses 46O, 1857 acres at valua-
ton of $2,637, 1922 or an average
Of 1913 per acre. Town and city
lots with their structures have
been valued at $733,7O1. The
total valuation of real estate for
the county is So, 81, 1928.
The tabulated totals for the
forty four assessment precincts
for the county is as follows:
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1904-09-02
Has Sold Pile of Chamberlain S
Cough Remedy.

Ihave sold Cham berlains Cough
Remedy for more than twenty
years and it has given entire sat
isfaction. [ have sold a pile of it
and can recommend it highly
Joseph Mckinney, Linton, Iowa
You will find this remedy a good
friend when troubled with cold
or cough. It always affords quick
relief and is pleasant to take.
For sale by Barker's drug store.