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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-03-21

Mr.. aud Mrs. Gus Nelson arrived in
the city this afternoon, accompanied
by Juage Roberts and his daughter
Miss Margaret. from Kingasher where
they spent Sunday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-03-21

Frank l.. shellabarger Of the Kan
sas city Times. is in Guthrie on ac-
count Of the illness Of his young
bride. whose mother Mrs. A. G Jones,
is also very H.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-04
TRAVELLERS RAILWAY GUIDE.
-. - - aAIINoAn.

rrAlns leaving barre for White River 1a4 rs.
tIgu fsaStan. Ss5s York and q inter Fsli l5
points * IS 81 fn IL III. and l2el q y;
traiu Tor White River junction ana Y A, y.
sna intermediate stations Leaves at t4a II t ~
Trans leave Barre f8f Burlington. ", Alo9..s{
sts 80 \. II. sfsa fi Il ra Trains connect y y
Essax III pbsnes Ratlaild Ioae NV WI s M.
Connects sxl View Sask train taf rs s'ss
pelnfs west leaving Barrie AZ Sla ~ WV T. n
For NEflifasnstaxn lssye Barre ~ ~ f 3 81
h. Leave WsEl4amst0wn Al 7Al = n. an" ~
p. -.
m0N1pELEER & wEEts fIYKH VA sath's9t
eoMmRsa4x9 5uSE RI l8Qa'
IRAN leave nsgrs far Wells River connect. /.
ing Al shat point with trains going s9,n 3s NV
and sofeh, III 7s0 4. MI. II 20 ana e,t5 Z, ~, snd
1870 train connects With train f0f hessu VI a,
north iii Lisbon Ligtleion, Faeyans ~ go y
caster, $50 with Montreal express, WV 49, sas
ana s1s haina with St. JohnsbuFg tfai@s s8 "a Il
Trains ave Barre FOR Montpelier " t'''9 80
B. u.s., Ia 3I5, $40 aud 30 pm,
sHcrnEo STREET RAILWAY
Cars lean square IN Barre for Montnsi,Ss a,, n
Is mina3et af and IS minutes past she ~
Leave Mple8eltef for Barre On Jhe h0Nt eAt
half hour uA Il 10 y. m.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-04
VyNARDETN
BosToN 81 -LIyERFooL

reas Yas!A screw MaEi and Passenger steam
ess II s3 taas sse feet Tong kaaassl ~ asi
stssdinsAs Rooms upper decks amiashiEsl
peskesE venEsiation.
S&xfgN2A. august Re, september ts 0etonee
I'LL November 4 ana December III
fyFRNfA. August Dot september A4 oeteDst
Is 1leeenaber ana dsnaaFS
fs4ans safiiuas. ere, rs state st.t hos59ss
Mass fhss. II @ssaanaEs agents 81 q r. 49,
iartf'a steamship Agency Miles hi9sAe RAlt9
~ Ssas Farsgsl8a BLOCK Montpelier.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-04
FOUR LINES FOR Is CENTS

Imm TaMEs viii pnnlSsh Wanss, Lest and
Fonma FaF sale, 10 Let ssEs--saarT advertise
nsArsss-as tse rzEs af femF lines Ter twenty -Ext
ceats Keg tbs EFsF inseEti@a and ave ce5ts 10
eNen Subsequent snsexsfau.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-04
10 RENT


~ REST--A very plsasans tenement u I'VE
v,Sses EiaeeTse lights an6 bach. Apply "a
5,s.s'ss s.ft HIT
pg4pnTNg HOUSE 80 RENT Eighteen
rssssa44s good location and always 553Ah F0t NA4
iseaiars caN az r. u. NarEss y staple assnees
81 aatifess I'LL e. Ellis. r. + d. = Barre l1tA
= I, -- -
rrfs RENT Teasmeat on Central street, 81
stts5l fsYSiiv Inquire st 80 No. Main n, A8Ex
10 RENT - Seyan-Tnoia tanemenE on seata
xFSrran street an Spaakding street. Win aal
rss4ieTn improvements. Apply 70 George r
Sapnorns
10 RENTING front roans, f5Tassaea, Nl.il
~ earneF IS Maple aud Seminary streets iu9sf
= - 80
nFsIRARfsE TENEMENT T0 Rs iFe
Garden and baFa 81 desired ~ 1eAtn VEN
5000 barre, Nk. Mrs. I 81 Parser iAHFs
10 RENTING acwns stairs tenemehts 81
pearl street. Also furnished t1sla 70 new baz,
Eel bioes Apply q 4 II hnazsli rev s 49,
block
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-04

FOR @ATaE-- seeaaa hard bicycle WILL q
ssss4 sae@r. III rssal order. Inquire az VIZ.
Fsg5ssES Eass A1sRats 2as4
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-04
FOR SALE.


eAfBanS Sc apples 9Ba pHcx. i4s one
\ IS q gS---T- IT
sal 4 E*f& NAA.es~-t3Ae WI 81 eAsAA = 4 1
eaN 81 ~ ls9As AssaastaANSs 49, AA'ss @t5ss
F0R SAT.E-A 3 hv 4 W4ga Tent, Hag and /
ROLES eaEmnseSe II r Perry q North Na1a
sereet HasS
HOUSEHOLD GOODS AT PRIVATE sAlks--
fsEaing-rag1l ssss afAgse range assaaiassR AZ
gsfpssse Ae& Hzsu hsa eaagh, 81 yaHsis Ns1Fns
etHsT AsaseAeEa fHEn a5ns Apniy q fgza
ID Niles Haasas between Y Asa# ii F. @s&
rob SAEE seeuns -haFld bicycle. VII
s@s@ cheap u Esae @fAek AhAAAs ~ 49,
Ff8R al ~. Ks44stsqhes# goods Sc prSvase Safa
tsssSs ayssg Sasssrzv r5srsss gnzv Hsen and tssh-
Esss5 ~ ~ 8fsTase avegsgs4 I9@g
sos 80. e g2 Tg1 RF.N5r- New eattsgs nice
Il ansshAa Hard HaBa faeFs spring MAJaE anA
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-04
T0 PENT.

~ %e~~&F@
RI P.TssT-six-rssas ssst4es ga Eimuea5 F
sxenne. Apply se 3. = SEzrtsrs 4t.aftlisss
- EENtF- Fissee stains. sss9z ..la.l,as ana eae +
ssn9sa. can n g. =. fq4Es tst ilFtHt
sieslafs. W
TO RENT-Two fssnt 0sres. formerly ss-
pied - E r. Ferry. Also -E@ Eets $500
ksr tiglf sslssssepfHs ksEA hs
n rrsS.F.- FIFrissea tsssaz with iasxa & &
DESIRED Apply ~ = deERrssn sfFses. tt-ss
v3 prssr- ~ Il wesl;ngt0n street. three t9
ssee rasoua tenement. Modern lHp7rFs 3
fnanira ef tsecSge Mann IN premises tYtA
vo RENT-oae susaN senenaene Hss ana
soia sargr alRerfls ii&hEs, sl9 EeF nl2nf1. 4 p
- Is Sxsirh aTes. 81 No. Nf4in street. sJI
70 REsSF.-ssx-raezn, upstairs teasaieaE. e
KIRK s.. e Aysis E Apply an~h go. -
FrpSIsHrn ROOM 10 RENT ID MORSE
block. Inaalre q Ira Stenana Ss
- nFxr senInsuts. r. ana a Gsaalts
street Apply @ Charles zanieqzi-
FTRSIsHEp ROOM 70 RENr--Fseas 1gase
xith Sd uodesu Improvements. AIF5s -
keith 2Tenae.
IS 49, Afsrr gasy Isl. ssnsment Al Sc q
usenta- Apply g II. & Z. Asns. I
rs FFyr- r9esSranie frans eFes ssaua, feT
merry aesaVied hy r A. 1aynfef hasstt
prss af4
r. 49, Tsrspseut Il eeTnes Washington
and Spauiazug streets. Apply % = - 81
kerr
g 49,
10 Rf-NT--An e1eetser1 Ee4s leA q z - 81
Grove t9r s4aAA 4~Af ssf
- $3.50 - s,s-se.yg.s5at ~ 7c waate
~ 1-E2s - 3 e,se 1890 49,
asa stffe4 sAse7tSs
TENEMENT ~ nkA-s A--stsss - u s.
Z painted, pap@ke9 SID wtsAttNst- ARs1
n Rssbess
$50 800
III nFsN E--R tFezLAt'aii ~ 49, : - s-.,-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-04

WANTED -En buy 81 heisss state whas S9a
1--we sss.s pg8es wanfest Asissress G. i. Morris
lsa1 ZxeEaHuE stress. City. lta4
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-04

WANTED IL gaee 0ae granite garFeE afa
farse eranise eastegs None buf sAsaa1ea w1ES
sse rss9 arpYg smith Breshsxs Granite
C88apaag, Harnhan4 aasAaa& Assse
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-04

w&NsYEFsA FArta neaH E&rEa Glty 60 VIII
f,4gs1ss0sgsf sa exchange Tor city property Aa
s}YeSS sYatiur parElenl axS BOX gNs, Barre 64rf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-04
HELP WAIVED.

WANTEI IL eaaa UeSenF eEe 81 A9 seAsfel
hnaseSark AppiF e Mrs i II Asswseass
Is Merchant SsEeet ISL
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-04

FOR SALE Vinegar fta@ gaAa4 iss salfes
@AlEanS &c. apples 9na Necx. ts ans
hnsnei. sse. eseasga M BassesE iasss
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-04

F89R SALE sasahoi# gaaas sc prsyase sasa
Frslsv and Saturday nights. 5ulx tssa aEad 18th
tszsz1 at fa Maple agsnue H&
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-04

F0R SATE-A 8 hv WA& Tent. Haa a1c
poles esmpsese # r peFTy = North Aaaa
$3.50 t9t5
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-04

FssR Ale Oh To RENT View eatt age. nice.
Il ansshAa Hard aaed faers spring #AgaE ana
Ftese Garden Easy teTuss 4aEE Nn 81 Il ks1i-
essaI. PefHin Hssf City 80
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-04

SAFE FOB SAIE~-9ne large MaeNeaie Ut
fs4r e. CO. make. Reasonable E85es- 1sAalAs Al
lsl North MAEa street Sarge Nt AI
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-04
First Class Real Estate Mortgages. Five Per Cent.
sI.175.I04.4A

nsareua
Ter euEP sun
ne AZ axes n depoi .
i
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-04

70 RFsSY--A eastage Gessse On GszyF@A street.
sasa tenement ~ Academy street. Apply ~
E Nj Lyoa. Address ssaEe e z hagAAAEa
avenue -7A&4
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-04

FOX SALE aR 10 RENI-a e1tta9e aaass
ana barn a. south Barre EstsSge aasssastts -
rs a3 SOUTH BaExa- 81 seieFlaeHn sss-k2 n III
aTse a4Kf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-04

Three Isnemenfs 81 Patterson street.
4Jes Tenement On Rtaneh street.
SYgs@ Tenement 5u Granite eEEses,
ore Tenement a. HILL street.
ls9sf Apply = Phe1ps RrasAers
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-04
WORK WAIVED.

WANTED Position Is dFaughtsnaan Sc saaek-
keeper IA stane shed. Address .AlaA sases
Office 44tA
WANTED -9rsssmaking ard family sewing.
Mrs. ii RI spence rs WAr1en street, Ha4
waSrRn4A gsxgertaneea lady would IKE posi-
zion IS nurse VIII So out By the aay Aeatsss
/ ssH n Times office. ~
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-04

P0TIsHER wANTEn-T0 EaN machine saa
sat yso fsdS. steady 8afk 81 right nzan4 NaA
& 90. 1871 Irving Park Ave. CAAeaEei 6il lgs3o
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-04

BAKERY F6SR AIaE--{AasHg sesad business
Il m sal flghs aad gkvs tiae g Fay tor Is Y L.
sired AZ eannas stay ard srtena g s. 4As
Ear1 Baking Co. Randolph. NJ sRRae
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-04

ia RENT-8 roaEa an skNGut Aaer q hazzetl
A4eek sastaAls fag an assSe ar living xa9As- IL
gaiye 81 Hassrv AlexanflaE, EaxEeil block zatt
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-04

T9A RENT issigAhls tenement on E&7I es-s
suer Harra E4hfary; also raaslss formerly gSssi-
Btssi fv barre EyaASag Telegram e. A Ferry
Agent ID AEzta street. szN
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-04

Z
I " 49,, ~ 49, ss5r9Ss 81 ~ ee6Y 4tf
-------
7ET 1850 S~atl saY rpe horse. I'D Blaaenard 3
am % Mese4lAE street Apply -
--.l-A
70 RENT--A eottegs aoase Qn GsayFsl street
venue estf
rAvTrn
w AN LDs
T. $3.50. Ts-,-S5 - IS 49, h5gisa With
" 81 ~ rss7ss sasB fsfh ana sviEl pay renE ia
ssgsaaee Address ii sanner street. q Al
6ysaN -
"a Assreaa rF,s t,rv ~ nens state @has vHa
I've ,sy5sa gg8es waHted Aasiress &. i. Morris,
aes
- ---Tr~-l 4 80 800 ssarrs f5tv ~ wn-
$500 ~ axesysss-e Ygr e4tx praaer*v Al
s.s sss7s 5fsssx gSs. HARE s4Ef
- -
-
HkI II WAIVED.
i go ~ - s-...-af
" An kk+As~- I'D 4sssSsA5s 50
aeasewaEk AEHly g MS 1. n
q sssseasae ssls.
WANTED s5Fa 81 saas 8 49,.
IS 8 sesM. Apply af Il Rask ssEas
--- .-------- = - 80 s.~srsEFa easssew aHs
thFss gfaaise esssFs Nens RI sAasssd .ssss
- Is w e. = l 49, - ssFssr fses8
- 49,.
8Sst ksA3T- kszsssssz. = ssees.s,s h ~
sEsiHseHsas#s4 AI14s 80 - 80 sss4ss
hsssashesa
WANTEL sleIlenss s. gtfl ICE SAase N -
Apply 84 st6ss SO Z Fl
e-sx ri .s,ts go 81 s*ee
Wells. Eaassaa 3 ee I'LL
O. ssTssF, ss15.,s lxa.ssssr ~ rs.nes pres sight
quarry. AppSy II person a auasFy. Ffsa
Iermena, experimentation.
~ yTgTs--sssg- ~ 49, ~ tnlIaiae work
gsn8ss SaFs ard THaa wages g fhA EAGAf hAfh
i b Refnha.tsF s Coz 3A1S
sss.. sss9 aH' .sss sasfls9 ssi & sss
York A
~. s-,Ytr5F $50 9Ft4 stf.vs.sSs4ass eaxes-
arss send siinse ana three twa cent stamps gef
isEsaet s a ~ sgs es.sf VIZ Nh
- = s.
y aasi.sssyaa4 faFxas
81 - - II - go fss4sa tfsff
- =
1 paFfsHFR wANTEn-To suW machine aaa
=. - - - ! -
Ssftasta hotel sstf
j =
iraaghting nlaESInssEsl wesk 81 50 as
f2psNFftef Asaskess Asss a-Ts
4 N1A5stasksMAs ~
wAsI5p 81. 81 tue s gsS a 3 ssasf
-
f WANTEn--At once 3 seeand eq0k, as 5Ae
Northern hotel -
MAN1kD-zA COED COOS. Apply 81
Maiden ia NO. 3aAa u.
WANTED grocery easfA - sasi NJ 80 $500 1900
e tia trade f0r gfoeeEs - ~ 1870 u :; 1850
oF Cal ~ a. sEagA gEgssAs sts1AFs n $50
NqfthAsass NJ ---------
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-04
LOST AND FOUND.

rOsT-sifvef watch with chain. II the Town
send grove Finder please return e 80 slssa,a
and Get reward. It's
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-04
BOARDERS WANTED.

L R0AKnERs WANTEI--At y Wess street
81 corner 81 Summer street. HIS
BgYAguFRsW i MT II d. AT the eeatfal Rcaft-
inp House IL Central Street FL
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-04

WANTFEl-A xnHng n4an wnQ understands
,fraashtfna monumental work ard can ase
typewriter. Address Gsrearsan- Beckett Ssfst
WlIIfamste wn VT. ssA
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1904-05-11

those who are to elect him in
absolute ignorance. Hills sole
idea is to label a man Democrat"
and demand, not solicit, the
votes of the people for his candi-
date.
But the silence Of Parker has
had an effect that Mr.. Hill
neither contemplated nor de-
sired. It has resulted in a re
crudeScence of the Hearst boom,
that candidate in the past few
days having secured the votes of
Iowa and Washington and Sc
cured what is practically Il
majority of the delegates of the
State convention Of Illinois.
Occasionally a New Yorker re-
turns from the West and an
nOunceS that he has been
pleasantly surprised at the pro-
gresS of the Parker boom in the
West. but the Judge does not
seem to be securing any votes
in that territory. The West is
evidently suspicious Of a silent
man and intends to throw its
influence to men whose views
are known. 1t evidently does
not intend to accept good
lawyer and Judge as its Moses
without any evidence to show
that he is what a few OF his
supporters claim him to be.
Clean man though he is. there
is no reason whatever why the
Democratic party should nomi
nate Judge Parker without
knowing how he stands on the
leading issues of the day. He
has always been d Democrat"
declares ex-senator Hill, as
though this settled all questions.
This assertion is denied, but
even though it be true, the same
can be said Of ''BathllOuse' John
of Chicago, Richard Croker of
New York or of "Johnny-0n-the-
of this city. To have al
ways been a Democrat is not
The candidate must
be selected for what he is now
and what he will be if elected.
There is no reason why the
Democratic National Convention
should select a candidate merely
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1904-05-11

to conform to the wishes of Mr..
Hill, and it is certain that it will
not do so. No man can secure
the nomination at ST. Louis
whose views are unknown, or
who is not entirely frank in eX-
pressing those views. And why
should not Judge Parker talk?
1t IS certainly no more a breach
of ethics for a man on the bench
to express his political views
than it is for him to be a candi-
date for political Office. Judge
Parker's lips are sealed by
David Bennett Hill and not by
the fact that he holds a judicial
office.
Meantime the Hearst boom
continues to grow, while the
Parker boom remains absolutely
stationary. Should Judge Parker
remain silent for any length of
time to come enough delegates
opposed to his candidacy will
have been selected to have made
that candidacy hopeless, and
then the time for him to express
his views will have passed. The
handwriting was on the wall
when Pennsylvania refused to
instruct. but Hill and Parker
seem to have been too blind to
see it. The rest of the country,
however, noticed the direction of
the straw, and hence the victory
of Hearst over such a strong
man locally as Harrison in Chica-
go, which really gives him con-
troll of the Illinois convention
and the tifty-fOur votes of that
State in the Democratic National
Convention. The results in the
West are more a rejection OF
Parker than an Endorsement of
Hearst.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1904-05-11
PROGRESSIVE LEAGUE
NEEDED NOW

Elsewhere in this paper Is
published a call for a meeting of
All those interested in organizing
a progressive league TO promote
tine commercial and industrial
welfare of this community" the
meeting to be held at the court
house Thursday, May II, at s p.
N. 1t is hoped that a large
number of our citizens will
attend. The organization of
such Il body at the present time
has become a necessity. Lafa-
yette has been touched with the
quicllening spirit of progress.
and needs a guiding hand to
move forward steadily and
rapidly. IN other communities
such a body, has accomplished
much, and in our little city.
ready TO expand and ripe for
Development. it can achieve
things which many of us wish
for. yet despair Of: for we have
only a faint idea of the power of
steady purpose and united action.
Already we have an instruc-
tive lesson as to what a league
might do. Scarcely two weeks
ago, Il number of citizens came
together and resolved to make a
move towards getting a railroad
from here to Baton Rouge. They
have succeeded as well as could
reasonably be expected; for they
have gained the support of Baton
Rouge and Breaux Bridge. IA
company has been organized and
d charter drawn up. The move
has been started well. There
needs now that an organized
body push the project earnestly,
zeaious!y, hopefully, and without
c"asing. This is the duty of a
progressive league, and the
sooner it is formed and takes up
the work. the greater chance of
ultimate success, and that there
viii he success is without uueS
ton II we go at it resolved to
succeed. regardless of discour-
agement, obstacles or difficulties.
Faith will move mountains.
perseverance will bore through
them, wisdom will go around
them. Let US have all three, and
with one mind attack this rail
road proposition with vim, vigor
and determination, and we will
find that the way will finally
open for it's satisfactory solution.
and Lafayette be the richer hy
the acquisition of q competing
railroad to all points of the
compass.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1904-05-11
The Silence of Parker.
nes-DemOcrat.

Times-DemOcrat.
1t was commended that when
New York instructed it's delega-
ton to vote at st. Louis for the
nomination of Judge Alton B.
Parker that all was over but the
shouting. The other States, it
was held, would trail in behind
New York as a flock of sheep
follow the bellwether. But this
prediction, like most political
predictions, has gone wrong from
the start. Numerous States have
held their conventions since New
York spoke the final word, and
not one of them has instructed
for the Judge. Had Judge
Parker, after New York pre-
sented his name to the country,
come out frankly and informed
the people how he stood on the
issues on which the campaign
must be fought the result might
have been different. But the
Judge has apparently placed him
self unreservedly in the hands
of David B.. Hill. and Hill is a
gum.shoe politician. His one
idea is to satisfy himself as to
the views Of candidate and leave
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-24
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Ode Noble unb Marfet Ctr.

Der Deinperbraud in
Tranfrei9 unb StaIien fommt benz
gler=&onfum in SeStfdlanb uRb gnq.
lamb heinabe slei9.
ginen R beiibt eegens
ipdrtis Der Stoat Mi9igan in Der perz
fon zines 20 Sabre alien Sunglinss,
Der z SUB 8 3on erob lift unb Is 3on
lange S4ube trdgt.
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eIldaten sibt es aIein
in England unb Wales unb je % in
S4ottlanb unb Srldnb, alio insees
fammt $50 setrennt o~rsanifirte 9efen=
I9aften.
s ii Die 9 biinc
zines perbe.s bere9net man
in ben lanbpirthfduftliden Oiitritisn
MuBlanbs SO Gents PRO Sag. Gin
Mann ~perbinst fid fdon fir "a Gents
ben Sag.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-24

2ouifa 6. 2apman an emma
Sreier, Got ITO, 6letder's @ooblaun
Suboibiion, 40 BET 1877 SUB, bac.,
Shoieite bon WoOeIatpn Npe., pefli9
bon 9aurel Str, $1,000.
@onrab SeIb an Clinton 6. s. Sod,
Sbeil BON Section 20, Sopnibip Is,
Ranse 5, Is acres, 5rantlin Soun-
ibip, $1875.
@mos &. 9oaomsu an Sobn 90.
&obbins, She'll bon Got Is, Slod 3,
@ranbbietp Mbbition, 40 bel 53.9 Sub,
bae., Stoieits bon 81. Strabe, DfIi@
bon 8ellefontaine Str. $500.
@eorge 9. Swain an Sames 6.
WOoo. 2ots Is unb 10. Soils Subj.
She'll Nrmfronss parf Mbo., Noro.
feite 80. Str. weitli9 bon Nortbpe=
ffern Nbb. 800.
@iQiam 6. Mc@anbleb an Sumes
.. S&rate. Got $50 Sadio1 part
Ibb., Offeite bon Seldom Ctr. n1rb=
lid bon %. Str. SO, 900.
5reb. $. Wilep an G5reb. Cline, Got
4, @ilep:s Suboibifion, Outlot 16l,
Weffieite Der Weft Str, a6rbli9 bon
Snoiana Nbe., unb 2ots 80, SO, 80,
1O2, 103, liz. 118, 119, 124, 125,
1877, 1873. 149, $50 uno Isl, Wilep's
Subbipifon, n6rolid bon Snoiana
Nbe., mefli9 bon paca Str. unb iib-
LID bon 10. Str. SAC 00.
Suliet Doung an Omri 8. Jielb,
2ots | biz 4, Mlcott's Suboibifon,
8aien's Sprinsoale Nob.. Siooffede
0Oplanb unb 9epffons Mbe. $3.50.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-24
Cine 9etSeassei9tate.

Cine 2eioenseidi9te ieIiener Dirt
brinst 5rau @baritd 9lnn 2esr in Der
sesen ibren @atten Srant Seer seri9=
tetenl1nterbaltstlage on bic CeHentli9=
feit. Der 3la9e nod beiratbete fi9
oas paar i'm Sabre 1887 unb z 3in-
Der, bon tuel9sn nod 8 am 2eben finb,
entiproHen Der gbe. 90 fid ibr @atte
tpeiaerte, bic 2inoer 3i bsrirrgen, dber'
nabm fe biefe Nrbeit, iebt aber, mo fie
Mutterfreuben en~tseesnfebt unb b6lig
understanding 1T, fno oieislben obne
9leiouns unb barftiBig, 10 baB fe f4
"seauunsen iab. bic beioen dltefen Der
S&ule gu entnebmen. Die apei lestge'
nanntsn 2inber, bsriorst He allein u1b
fur ben unterbalt bes anberert erbielt
fe BON Der Settle ibres @atten u se=
rinae unterifiburts ME ie fa9t. 2eer.
9iebt lie on, eignet 9aus uno 6of. bat
2 pferbe uno Waaen u.1b ldBt es an
Gutter fur bas Wieb ni4t feblen, er
arbeitet f9uer. giebt aber snttpeoer
fein @eIb fur fid felber aus ooer per-
ftgt iber baRelbe in fol1er Weiie, baB
fe alauben lou, er babe ni4ts unb fei
nidt fdhie fur feline Gamilie gu iorgen.
Muber Der 8erforaung hires Rinoes,
iaet bic Srau. BEL orete He aud mod
ibren Sausbalt, befor9te bas Gliden
unb Siopfen, Wdi9e uip. unb arbei=
tete nod fir anoere 2eute nebenbei;
iebt isbo9. mo fie understandable 1T,
ffebe fe fi& as3uungen, unter Nnru.
flung bes @eriGts, gum Wsnieffen $25
per Monat unterbalts9eloer fur fi9
uno ibre 9inoer 3u er3pin9en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-24
Tr6bli6e @etbna6ten!

&esen unb 9rauer 6immel, Die ID
gar ri6t gu sinem ri9tigen Weihno9ts=
fsffe pafen, fno uns biesmal bef9ie.
ben. 9sine tanaenbsn Sdneefoden,
tsin S9eaenseldute babiniauienoer
S9litten, pie fi@ oas eigentli9 geb6rt,
griBen Nu9e uno DIR. @rau In @rau
liset Jules oa. Selbt bic nod iibrie
eebliebsnsn @sihna6tsbdume, bic Dem
@ouribouis=p laBe einen feftli9en Nn=
fri9 gaben, lafen trauernb Die 3uei9e
finfen unb iebsn 10 grau aus mie ibrs
nm9ebung.
Mibmutbig plati9en 3dufer uno
9duferinnen, beren @eibna6tstii4
nod nidt beftslt III, bur9 Die PftBen,
bic f9 in ben 961ern i'm Straben=
pfaffer eebiloet baben; unb ni4t etpa
frnmme @eibna6tspiini6e ino es, Die
Der Administration, wel6e 70 trefhid
fir bic Straben 3u iorsen berfpraa
unb i6 nun auseni6sinlib gar ni4t
oarum tiimmert, oarsebra6t Deroen.
Der Rau9 aus riefisen S9lOtsn Der
eroBen @ebduhe ma9te fi9 ldifi9er be-
nertbar wie iOnf, benin er rel in grO=
Ben JlOden f9uer gu 8Oben, elm
i6par3es @ef6ber ftatt beg eigentli9
pOrf6riftsmdBi9en ueiBen. Nber al
bas tbut Der ri6tissn acknowledgements
teinen A6bru9, oenn bic tommt bod
bon Snnen unb tann nur in 9aus ee-
rinsem MaaBe bur6 duBere ginfahe
eebdmpft peroen unb bann bat mar
ia au9 bic Sofnung. baB am nd9iten
Gage e6tes Weibua9tswetter eintritt
unb bas naie 9raue Seftern 1T bsr=
sefsn uno frOb ruff man allen ieinen
Greunoen elm .Gr69li9e Weib=
na6ten" gu.