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The Penn's Grove record., 1904-07-22

enough to be set below bed level two
and a half or three feet. 1t is to be
permanent, and only sound, long last
ing timber should be used for walls,
and even these should be { .avily
painted or covered with pitcn. Use
boards or plank outside as well as in
side of line of posts, providing dead air
space, and protecting inside wall. All,
except side walls, is of portable con-
struction to allow taking down for
driving or backing team in while fill
ing or removing dirt, manure or stored
crops. Use a four by four inch ridge
pole, as shown at A, to support two
by four inch r%afters, held together by
heavy bent wire at B. Place two by
four inch centre uprights every six
feet, resting on fiat stone or plank.
Nail n by one inch strip in the GEN.
tire of each rafter for a sash guide. To
prevent wind penetrating or lifting
sash use ridge board on top, and a hook
and eye at bottom Of each sash.-Reg.
Stubbs, in Farm and Home.
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Thought.

You cannot begin anything you never
did. Organization, genesis, is God.-Camp-
bell Morgan.
When a man thinks he is the whole
church he is apt to ignore the Head OF the
Church.-Ram's Horn.
C%ontentment is sunlight, discontentment
is starlight, malcontentment Is night
United Presbyterian.
A man does not have to go to heaven by
freight simply because he cannot express
himself in meeting.-Ram's Horn.
When the Christian rises above such
small details as telling the truth and deal
ing honestly God is going to let him drop
hard.-Ram's Horn.
No one need go down to eternal death
who is able to turn around and 60 the
other way, for the other way leads to eter-
nal hfe.-United Presbyterian.
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PENN's GROVE, N. j., FRIDAY, JULY p, 1904
suNsIDER THE rHeaMoMs roR.

When we talk about your workmen who
are working,
Never Sinking,
Let us not forget the humble toiler who
Strikes a pace that's very hot
Or is chilly, like as not,
And whose task from year to year ia
never through.
He never stops a bit to take things easy;
Warm or breezy;
He registers the doings of the cline.
He never lags behind;
You'll invariably find
The thermometer is working overtime.
He never seeks to mingle in campaigning.
Uncomplaining
He jumps from naught to eighty in the
shade.
He will rise like any hero
Or will grovel down by zero,
OF labor he is not at all afraid.
He never seeks less hours or bigger wages,
= He engages
In his toll with a persistency sublime.
When we human ones are striking
Or gone fishing or a-biking,
The thermometer is working overtime.
Washington Star.
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Ameriea,s Mineral wsalth.

Census Bureau figures Indicate that
in 1902 this country produced more
than a quarter of a billion tons of BIZ
luminous coal, valued at nearly $780,
100000; anthracite coal worth more
than $4,000 900; copper with a valua-
ton above 81, 00O, 1000; gold of a coin
age value exceeding $67, OOO, 1000: iron
ore. reached a total of nearly $67, 5O0,-
600; silver at coming figures surpassed
$7Q,000.00 0 and the petroleum total
was more than 81, 100000. Mines and
quarries and oil wells. together with
shelters, reducing and refining works,
turned out the almost fabulous total
Of $SS4,O40, 800.
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Under a recent date the Paris cor
respondent of the London Express
writes:
mime. Felia Litvinne, the Franco
Russian opera singer, when entering
her dressing room, observed on the
mantelpiece what looked like an in-
fernal machine. Nine. Litvinne hastily
informed her servants of the danger,
and had the mysterious engine carried
to the police station. 1t consisted Of a
zinc bottle, Theoretically sealed, with a
piece of fuse through the top. When
carefully unscrewed its contents
proved to be-ehocolates and other
sweets"
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Alice-"Herbert says he is a self.
made man." Kitty-"How he must
suffer from remorser'-Harper's Bazaar.
"Are you fond of music? ?" asked Miss
Cayenne of her guest of honor. every"
'Then 1 won't ask Mr.. higgins to sing"
Washington Star.
Man on the Bank-"How's the fish
ingy Fisherman-"Well, it's purity
good, mister, c%onsiderin' that this is a
Presidential year.'-Chicago Tribune.
There was an old beau of Formosa,
Who ne'er was content with a mo. sahi"
The strength of his arm
Oft excited alarm,
And his motto was "Closah and closah."
Chicago Journal.
Visitor-"Can you tell me where Mr..
Hayrake's cottage isl" Country Kid
Il can for a nickel" Visitor-"Here it
is. Now, where is it?' Country Kid
ITS burned down."-St. Louis Star.
Society Man-"Yes, indeed; if it's a
possible thing. But if not, I'll send a
fine looking man in my place" Debu-
tante (sweetly)-"Oh, no; we'd much
rather have you."-Detroit Free Press.
Said a lovely young girl named Hortenss
My callers are never fresh gents;
When one gets like that
/ hand him his hat
And pa helps him over the fence"
Kansas City Times.
Teacher-'So I've caught you chew.
ing gum, have II" Sammy-'No,
mum; l wasn't chewin'. 1 was jest
keepin' it there instead of in my
pocket. It's so sticky."-St. Louis
Star.
Scribbles-"I think I'll write a sonnet
to Miss LOvey." Crittick-"Don't do
it. 1t may turn her against YOU"
Scribbles-"I thought she liked poetry"
C~rittick-"So she does."-Philadelphia
Press.
Investor-"See here! You told me
I'd surely clear five OF six hundred dol
lars on that deal" Broker-"Well%'
Investor-"Well, 1 hardly cleared 50
on it." Broker-'Indeed? That's more
than S., isn't it?"-Sioux Falls Press.
HAS your landlord raised the rent
of your house $40 a month"; Eyes. he
raised it when 1 signed the new lease"
What excuse did he make?' 'None
at all, but I supposed he raised it be.
cause he thought 1 could raise it, too"
Cleveland Press.
II wonder how old the saying is, "A
man has to go away from home to get
fhe news?" remarked Smithers. ut
must be very DID," said Mrs. Smithers.
1T must be" said Smithers. "And I'll
bet it doesn't refer to a married man."
Milwaukee Journal.
CUMBERSOME foreign critic says
the American woman is so taken ND
with social affairs that she turns her
back on her Children Guyer-"Well.
the original American woman has al.
ways turned her back on her Children
Gunner-"I don't believe it," Guyer-
"Well, watch an Indian woman carry.
ing her papoose."
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Successful Combination.

Seven years ago l built my first com.
bined hotbed, coldframe and winter
storage pit. 1t is the only successful
combination I know for such uses.
When converted into a storage pit, the
sash is replaced by a door in the end,
makes access possible without disturb
ing any part Of covering.
1t may be from three to five feet
high at outside, or eaves. Excavation
is made to bring the top Of outer post
about twelve inches above ground lev
ell. Make bottom two or three inches
lower in centre for drain, with two
inch tile. Use best hardwood posts, not
less than five by six inches, long
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TO RAISE HULK OF MAINE.
Object is to Improve Navigation in the
Harbor of Havana.

Object is to Improve Navigation in the
Harbor of Havana.
Washington, D. C.-The Navy De-
partment has been informed by r. H.
f. Sewell, of New Orleans, that he
has made a contract with the Cuban
Government to raise the wreck of the
battleship Maine, which was blown up
in Havana harbor February 10, 1898.
Before proceeding with this work.
Mr.. Sewell says, he desires to know
what claim, if any, the United States
Government has in the wreck.
The communication has been referred
to the Judge Acknowledgement of the
Navy for consideration. What puZ-
zles the legal officers of the navy is
whether the wreck has been actually
abandoned. The Cuban Government,
it is understood, makes no claim OF
ownership to the wreck and simply
desires to improve the navigation of
the harbor.
The Penn's Grove record., 1904-07-22

Manhood has two or three qualities.
First, self-assertion, and a good many men
never get beyond that-they become bull
lies or cyclists. They always get their
way, ride rough shod over every man. I
do not say self-assertion is to be de-
stroyed, it is to be directed, and hat is
the second quality, self-direction. That
power belongs to every man. God Him
self does not invade or destroy it. The
powers of self-assertion and self-direction
reach their climax in self-surrender to the
highest.-Rev. W. I. Mcdowell, New York
City.
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PLANS FOR THE BALTIC FLEET.
Russian Admiral Says 1t Viii Start in
September.

Paris. France.-An interview with
Read-Admiral R~ojetsvensky, Chief Of
the General Staff of the Russian Navy,
is published in n of the newspapers.
The Admiral airily dismisses any
suggestion of difficulty i'll taking the
Baltic fleet out to the Far East. The
fleet will start in September, call wher-
ever it may be necessary, including the
German port of Kiaochau, and stop
twenty-four hours-the legal limit-at
Plymouth, Cartagena and possibly
Naples.
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For New Water Snnnlu

The Niagara County IN. " Irriga-
ton and Water Supply Company filed
at the County Clerks Office in Lockport
a map for a new power canal enter
prise. involving an expenditure of $10,-
100000; New York persons are financ-
ing the affair, it was asserted.
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L
.ussia Arrests Prominent Men With

Russia Arrests Prominent Men With
out Explanation.
London, England.-Advices from
HelsingfOrs show that during this
month three of the most distinguished
professors of the University, Homen,
a scientist of European reputation; Est
lander, a law lecturer, and Baron
Wrede, professor of Roman law, a
member of the House of Mobiles and
one of the most respected men in Fin
land, were suddenly arrested and de-
ported in manacles to st. Petersburg.
Nothing has been heard OF them since.
The houses. of other professors were
searched.
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A wish.
To be free from narrowness;

To be free from narrowness
To respond to the nearest need,
To help all;
To magnify the good in the meanest,
To minimize with love apparent faults in
others:
To give God His opportunity in me;
To further His plan for the world He loves;
Let this be my wish.
=W. 2. LAndsrh<
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Man is Drowned; Dog swims.

Timothy Lyden took his pet dog into
the river, at Trenton, n. j., to give him
a bath, and to compel the animal to
swim ashore he swan out some dis
lance. The nan was taken with a
cramp and was drowned. The dog
swan ashore.
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Trestle Breaks With Train

A Big -Four freight train went
through a trestle at Sharon, Ohio.
Fireman Metzgar, of Delaware, Ohio,
and Breakman Casead, of Osborne,
Ohio, were killed. Engineer Wilson
escaped by jumping.
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Agricultural.
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To decide whether eggs are fertile
or not hold them between the thumb
and forefinger, with one end toward
the thumb and finger, in a horizontal
position, having a strong light in front
Of you. The unfertilized eggs will
have a clear appearance, both upper
and lower sides being the same. The
fortified eggs will have a clear APP
pearance at the lower side, while the
upper side will exhibit a dark OF
cloudy appearance.
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Priest Stricken at Mass.

The Very Rev. Stephen Kealy, Pro-
vincial of the Order of Passionists in
this country, died suddenly while Of
floating at mass i'll the monastery OF
the Passionist Order in West Hoboken,
N. J. Death was due, it is supposed,
TO heart disease.
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Rint at Stock Yards.

There was a riot at the Chicago
stock yards, and strikers charged that
the strike was the result of a conspir-
acy to deal union labor a death blow.
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To Protect Folk

Owing to a rumor of a plot to assas-
sinate Joseph w. Folk, the Circuit At
torney Of st. Louis. a bodyguard was
formed to protect him during the Dem
ocratic State convention. in jefferson
City No
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The sweetest Rurden.

The cross of Christ is the sweetest bur-
den that ever / bore; it is such a burden
as wings are to a bird or as sails to a ship,
to carry me forward to my desired haven.
Samuel Rutherford.
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MEMPHIS POLICE CHIEF GONE.
Sudden Departure During Reform Cru
SADIE Causes Sensation.

oOuC OduSCo CCLiSotlOu.
Memphis, Tenn.-Without any an
nouncement of his intentions, Chief of
Police Mason suddenly left Memphis
for Chicago. No reason was given for
his departure beyond the bare state
ment from his physician that he was
not feeling we'll and took the trip that
he might get a rest.
The sudden departure of the Chief
has created a sensation here, and the
citizens are at a loss to understand the
meaning of the move Mayor Williams
maintains that he has not received the
resignation of the Chief.
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Kaid Benhimaa. chief of police, has
been appointed Governor in Tangier.
General satisfaction is expressed at
the change, which was one of Raisu-
lis stipulations.
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commarca RECORDS Rroken

All records in commerce were brok-
en- by the United States during the
year ended June 30, and exports e.
ceeded imports by more than $4,000
600.
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Ball Stand Collapses.

Two hundred persons fell with Q
Stand that collapsed at a ball game
n Cleveland, Ohio. Ten had arms or
egS broken.
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Old Panama MACHINERY.

Abandoned machinery to the value cf
$50, 900, 600 now lies along the site CT
lac Panama Canal,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-06
@isse- -0rab.


Widaei Il. 9ase Dalton, 72i Gbab'
mid, Mdoten. - Waurice uno Warl
Woriaritp, I'LL gn9liib, Guabe. =
Sotn uno Catherine Rail. zoos
gburd, 9nabe. - Samuel uno So6
afbbD. 1920 q. Mlasama, anabe. =
3. SO. uno Wamie Yanee. 81 Sort
Belamare. Gnabe. = Simplon uni
Dora Moraan. 2342 Columbia gpe.
anabe. = RObert uno Sobanna Nm.
mersmanu, 1923 Sbelcon, 9nabe.
q eforben:
Warion @ebbauer, 81, Staot. 90
ipital. = Warp Yarifette. "a, 625 e,
IL. - gbmarO Scott. 60. S48 Mi'
nerpa.-Warp SHERIDAN, GO, 631 20
ct. Clair. = gsanoer pertins. Ga
9son uno Yermont.-Waoe 0ia. %.
1440 Wartinoale. -Wiliam Suliban
43, 1926 Columbia. -3bomas Wance
| 5aq. 817 q. Seiaware. - Wilian
Wartin, 8 Wonate. 1045 W. Midi
gan. = 9enrp paoeforo. z WOnate
424 q. Capitol.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-06
Sir cine cute sads.

Grau 8. DISCO, reiienbe Sscretdrin
fir oas Rationale Jiioiide0 oIpital fur
Sduinoildtiae. peldes lid in Den-
Der tsfinoet, bolt fid our 3eit in bieftz
ger Stabt i'm Sntsreie Der Mnifalt
auf.
8eft,rn 9lbeno belt fe in Der Spna,
goge on 0elapare Ctr. iiber bic gn.
Halt cine ldngere Anipra9e, in iusldet
lie ibre 8laubensgenonen ~auforosrte.
10 piel ais m0glih gum unterbalt oes
6oipitals beisufteuern. gs Iofei
$40, 900 idbrlid, nm ss 3u unter.
balten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-06

gli Rid. Warp s. Rid, Warl
Glen 9uder. 9aura M. punt uni
0uloa Mitdea bon Nsm 2onoOn uni
9annab 0odett bon 2otomo lieBen se
tern bic .Olb Babies Dome Mh'n.'
bon Qonaro Gountp incorporiren. So
pital $4,000. Die @eielidaft beabiiA
tigt Die grridtun9 zines @reiinnen.
Defines in Wetu gonoon.
Mnoere neue Sneorporatorsn finb:
Die .Seanoia Mio SOtistp". SOutl
Yeno. cine gesenisit. 8ranten-u nterit
8eielihaft. 1eamte: 8. 9ilquiIt
prdI.; Mrsl Sobnion. Yice prdi.
gbas. prpb. Secr.; 6. s. SohniOn
6dabmeilter.
Die .@rescsnt gitp SHOE Co."
goansOile. Capital $50. 600, Diree
loren X. g. Dunisrion, 6. 6. 2intls
%. s. Wooo, W. W. Mamls unb 9
3. Qepi.
Die vSome Supply Co., 6or
Wapne, Capital $50. 900; 9irectoren
6bomas .. SeVilbiB. 8. 5 @rOs'
penor, Benton g. 6aswea, Clinton
y. Wilion, Wiaiam 8. Dautins, y
s. Robenbtd uno 90. 6. Sassrman,
Die .W6ite Swan 6ounbrp SO"
guansOile, @apitul s25, 900; 9iree'
loren. CHARLES s. gidel, Sam. eide
uno Sibnep s. gidel.
Die .Dilsboro Oil anb @as Co."
Dinsboro. capital $4,000; 8irsctoren,
5. u. GIeming. 5. 8. Sale, ). 8,
Steuber unb 3bomas Cole.
Die .8amIsp-Wo Co., 3Olomo
capital 10000; Directoren. 9ouis 8,
3amiep, Mlfreo Wote. Viola GOpner
unb Sarab g. Mote.
Die .AuHeb Spring ano Grle Co.,
g%onnerspile, capital $50, 900; 8irec-
loren, gomaro u. Muifeo, 8,orss 20.
Mu5teb uno Nrtbur u. Muieo.
Die Crescent Qoan ano Snbeltmeni
Co., g~panspile, @apital $4,000; Snl
corporatoren, @uifape 6artmeb, 6,
W. 0artmsb, Wi0iam @ramslipade,
uno Gate @rameIf paher.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-06
GarIbam's @eoner Der sieoer
Sn benz Sabres ; Gonteite Der .Snbianal
College, Hsbners 20 reinisuns."

2utber W. Geeser BON
.garIbam College, Der fid n@uHat
Woolpb" gum 9bema erpdbIt sebabt.
tuurbe bel benz gefiern 4bsnb In be,
9omlinfon Dole abgebaltenen idhrl.
Rebner.gontsf Der .Staats-g college
Reoner.V sreinignn9" bonn preisri9s
ter.g oleaium, 0erren Werriq Woores,
Sames %. NoeI unb Ri&tsr u. 3.
6enIep. gum Sitser au%sgsru'en.
Seine @ssner uaren: gilbert g.
Won9sr - Dabnf1; W. u. Wrigbt--
De pautu; G6as. 8. Weglrop -
Butler; MrnolO .. 0d1 = GraniIin
.. Z O9lesbp = 0anoper; unb ID.
8. Griffin - Wotre Dame.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-06
Gin tramriees @ieseriebn mad
70 3abrsn.

Grau Belle 3arrant bon oabisr fono
am Wittuo9 In Cincinnati In Der Dor.
tigen Gountp.W orsue ibren @attsn
George mieber, uno 3tuar als Qsi9e.
Dsrislbs mar am Wontag tudtrsnb Der
Nrbsit in elmer oortiasn Druderei burG
einen S9laefIub pl6bli4 get0otst NOR.
ben. Dor 20 Ja1ren batten CT unb
feline Grau f& mad metridbrigem I'M.
glhdli9sn gbefianoe aetrennt unb in
benz 3sitraume botten fe fi9 nidt iuie.
bsreeisben. Die Wffttpe ipirb ben Der.
itorbsnen bler Sssstoisen Iuhen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-06
Gsbr ~bsfrisoist
sit qrafbent oaHinss nit benz etanbe etc.
Der 5nopIs. Gas 60.

grdi. 3. 9. Dafings bon Der
.SnopIs. Gas Co." 1T 8sitern 4beno
mad ieiner 6eimaib Nsw Yori 3urhd-
aeuia, nadDsm sr lid bier mebrere
Gage in g~eraihuna nit Sen. Wana9er
Sobn R. peayion bon Der 60. aufgs.
balten bate. Dor ieinsr 2lbreiIe srildrie
prdl. 6anings. oaB sr iebr befrisoigt
NIT Dem jsbiaen sei4dftlidsn StanOs
Der SO. 1T. bic !. .. CUR 3eit epa
Is, 900 2unoen sdblt uno i'm Stanoe
1T, tdalid 8, 5000, 900 Gubitfub @as
al iisfern, reip. 1,277. 600, 900 per
5abr. gtpa 1900 2unoen beoienen
fd bes 9unH9aiss 5u 5ei3ungs-
3medn. Die Gas. 9odOfsn babsn iit
lebr beiudbrt, uno UNI ibrs Mnidaffunq
aaoemein gu srm09liden, wiro Die SO,
oieielbsn fostab. ipenn 9eminidt, ali
monatlide Mb3ablungen bon ie SOC
bcrfaufen.
Die Slot=W Dieter tueroen auf prdi.
0aling's Mnorbnung iobalo als m6g.
LID entipredeno Der neuen 90cs Ratt
ourd einflsuns neuer 3abnrdoer etc.
reabiufirt tueroen.
Wit Der Staotuerwaltung berietf
prdI. 6aifinas bssii9lid oes beioeriei.
tigsn Werbdltninss etc. | t. 81
medielts tudbreno ieines 9ierieins i'm
@lappool=0 otel nur einige geieai9l
Worte nit Wapor 6olbman.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-06
Mm8 Sfaot= uno @onntp=y tr=
maltnns.
9 peeiaI YermilIigu
hrQ ospitals0 Der
beferungen.

be erufl9en
Seute ipiro. nadoem am Donnertag.
pie beri9te., Der Wapor unb Der Yau.
Snipsctor oas fdot. 0ospital beiudi
bahen, UNI gu ermitteln, tpelde Der,
beiierunsen uno @eparaturen an De.
bduoe. 0si3unasanlaae etc. n0tbIq
fino. prdi. Or. 9eper bon Der @eiuno.
beitsbsb0roe einen Bsiud gu alsidsm
3usde MAIDEN, unb in Der nddlfeu
Staotratbs-S ibun9 ion oann Elm &C.
iud Inn cine Specials ~erwiai9uns flu
ben 3med einsereidt weroen. Der
llmbau oes neuen Gliigels oes @ebdu-
b.; 1T iebt polenoet.
perfecte 2obIenquam :
Verbiter giebt es
MID I.
gau.Jnipsctor Stanley isBte geftern
feline llnterfuduug Der 0ei3ungs-Nn.
lagen in ben groBsn @ebduoen etc. Der
Staot fort uno fano wieoerum, bah in
bielen Die eingeiteQtsn automatic ben
Stoher nidt binreiden, nm ben 2Ob-
lenqualm gu berbitsn. ST elaubt
iiber5aupt nidt. baB IS ioueit einerl
perfecten 2oblenqualm.Y erbiiter siebt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-06

Die part-gsboroe bsidloB in ibrer
Qeitrigen Siblng, ben StaotsNnualt
UNI iein idriitlides @utadisr be3tialid
Der 2sealitdt oss Contracts fir ben
gau BON Sdubsp apiaOns i'm Hipsr-
fibes uno i'm Wilitdr=p art gu eriu1en.
Dieter Contract mar i'm lebten Ssptem=
Der an dug. Wader Oergeber. uno guar
fir siner getrag, tuelder Die Der Be-
b0roe CUR Werfii9ung liebenoe Summ
BEL Weitem iiberfies. Da iein iidot.
Gepartement Sdulben MAIDEN bari,
miro Der Contract fur Illegal asbalten.
Sn elmer grtra-S ibuue am Wontaa
eripartet bic Beb0rbe ben ofiicieaen We.
ideib bes Staot-M nmaltes uno miro
oann isbsn, tpis bic Mngele9enbeit ge=
reQelt tperben tam.
Mus dbnliden Griinben berpei1erte
bic geh0rbe einftmeilen Die Yesablung
bon Eecember- Rednunaen i'm Yetrase
bon $4O8. l8; benin am l. December
ifanbsn Der Yeb0roe, ME fid jsbt ber-
a~usasfslt bat. nur s254.86 CUR Ysr-
fiisnne.
9 y nQunQeu njnt
q iinfi a.
Die Yeb0roe Iebnte bic Mnnabme Der
2anofreifen am 6a0 Greet, suiiden
Central Mpe. uno 30. Str, lpelde bic
Bosmsl- grben inter oemiRsn Webin-
gunaen fur Bouleparos3 mede abtreten
wollen. einltmeilen ab. neil bic gebiu-
gunaen fur un9iinitig 9ebalien iueroen.
Nagegen murbe bic Shsntung oes aIs
HosmeII place
befannien Dreieds i'm Norooiten Der
Staot angenommen. 0aHeIbe miro
in einen fIeinen part u~maewanoelt
psroen. part-S upt. 5. Glpoe potuer
er5ielt ieinen jdbrIiden urlaub bon l
Wonat, ben er in 6lorioa berleben
miro. Nls iein Stsaoertreter ipirb
0ulfs4S upt. 6reb. McGleaano funs
giren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-06

zx.6 asinfe zd5roerer, eobn BON hilbert
Ctulu . nab JotanHd SDrototrs TN utter Don
: sabre en-. IN sltsriitsn eeim lss 1sli ar5oHo Ctr
msasn aranfbsit 10 be esi1sHfeter TN oanis priDai.
Die firlsat ffIr fnbtf souHtlg ylatmitiag 3 ubr
IN Der GO. eutb. u. gauis BIRDS. De sartp uno Jssp
astlsu sir. ffafs. dreunos nnb stHasiaoeu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-06
9sntidsr @ilitdr=S ersin.

0eute Nbeno 1T Ysriammluna ; bic
neusn Geiebe weroen gum lebten Dale
uerleien. Mae 2ameraben uerosn 9es
beien pinitlid gu erideinen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-06

0ottlteb Qeutharbt,
~Dis 9emhtbli&e ede,"
Ode HobIs unb harriet Str
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-06
....&leine....


Der Y~eI3iuaaren : Ginfduier itent
Die gebauptung auf Dab bieie bier
partien 9alSsYel,e entfdieoen bic
befien gSertbe iinO Die ie irsenOuo
o%ferirt muroen. Gr lolte es ia mi6cn.
eeds CLUTTER Sfarfs 81 90
yier,ebn CLUTTER eearis uno Gbofsrs
5u.... 1900. 81. 90
3molf Glufsr eearfs su. 81. 90
8einube fi:nfsis SeariS unD aaputsn
4rasen NIT pslB 5ronte. inter benen
beiinoen iid TeIBe bic ori6ineI 70
bod pie Sl4. 5 ~fciteten. Nuspabl
81. 95
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-06

Gar a siuuSsa. sussHs = asr gorssns ben >. sssr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-06
Neue Smeprporationen.

greifinnen.Seim ysreinisuns bon 0crarb
eountp." glnbere nsie llnternebs
munger.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-06

Bafbtn5ton, 8. 5ebruar.
5ir Snbtana: Hesen beute Mbenb unb
am Scnnta6.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-06
0erlan0t Mn3eiAett

irssnb psI&es art msrbsn tn Der .Snbiana arIbauss
nit 5s pu Belle ihr isbs SuIsrttoH bsrs4Hs.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-06

2cealsD etterbert6t
Neeen beute gtbcnb uno am Gcnnias ;
fsin ipsleutIider Wsdicl in Der Ienpsratur.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-06
CO.
5ncsaua's gre Ute DRIP goObs GAMBLER.
3n boreilis

e6eint bic qarf. ge6orOe ss,ueien gu iein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-06
Ibermometsrftar

Tbernometerftane.
0b6fe Iemperatur. 49,. 30 @rat
Riebrigfte Iemperatur. ....... a
VI. Z. BIbtbs
SectionssD Director.