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Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1904-04-22
SURE AND SUDDEN DEATH OF
SAN JOE SCALE.

We have a preparation which is
GUARANTEED to kill san Jose
Scale or any other insect which is found
upon fruit or other trees or vines.
No acids, no poisons. Already made
ready for use. Cheaper than any other
preparation. viii not color or make
any sores on the flesh while spraying.
No cure to the scale no pay.
Address II. r. Roberts, Middleway.
or Chss z. Jones, Leetown Jefferson
county w. Va, Sol. agents for Jefier-
son and Berkeley Couaties, w. Va,
A folding ted is as sure t. shut up
Unexpectedly as woman isn't.
Is that the ana auto you bough
last year.
All except the body d three
wheels
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1904-04-22
TO GREATER BALTIMORE.
THE MARCH NUMBER
BOOK OF THE ROYAL BLUE.


The entire March edition OF the
t.Book of the Royal Blue" puolishs
by the Passenger Department of the
Bal imore & Ohio Railroad, has sssn
issued as momento of the disastrous
fire of February 9TH.
1t is dedicated TO the future greater
Baltimoreiw hich will restore the ssv-
enty-five business blocks destroyed.
A short conbise story of the fire is
given, followed by some thirty views
of the ruins before the walls were torn
down. a full page map of the
city shows the location of The burned
district.
The magaZike is issnep as matter
of history, and will be preserved as
such. With very few exceptions the
burned district now is but pile OF
broken bricks without any resemsl-
ance to buildings.
A limited edit on of the popular
magazine has been issued and copies
may be obtained on immediate appli-
cation to D. 3. Msrtin, Manager Pas
senger traf1ic Baltimore & Ohio Rail
road, enclosing 40 cents in postage to
incl2de the cost of mailing.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1904-04-22
DIVIDED IN TASTE

One morning as Judge c., dowr
n Virginia, was starting for tie towr
he was approached by one of his ne
groes, who with more or less con
fusion asked;
'Massa, when yo' goes to the CO 7
house will you git me license. Tx
gwine to be married.
Married are you, Sam? All right,
called The Judge as be hastily drove
off Arriving at the court house, he
spent very busy day, and it was
not until he was preparing to leave
that he remem bered Sans license
and realized that he had not been
told he name Of the bride elect.
The old idiot, he never told me who
he wants 10 marry, svr of course it S
Lucinda He s always making eyes at
her. So saying he returned to the
court h.use and had the license made
out n the names of Sam and Lucinda
Sam was the first to greet him upon
his return with the inquiry.
Git me my license, massa
Yes Sam you old fool. You didn /
tell M c who you want TO marry, but
remembered how you're Away
hanging around counting Lucinda, and
got the license in h9r name
Lawd massa, exclaimed Sam, faint
Lucinda, it's Kyatline, What's
guine ter do, massa
We'll said the Judge the only thing
will be for me to get another license
tomorrow
Mesa, said Sam, did yo' pay any
thing tor dem license
Yes Sam dollar and seventy five
cents
Will another license cost anything,
asked Sam
Yes Sam, dollar and seventy hive
cents more, replied the Judge
After scratching his woolly pate for
a few minutes Sam replied
Well massa, l done axed Kyarline
and she sed vase but deere amt no
dollar and seventy Eve cents diffunce
in dem two niggsrs, SO III just take
Lucirdy
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1904-04-22
MEMORABLE WINTER

The first climste and crop services re-
port issued frem Parkersburg by the
Section Director of Agriculture con-
talns some facts of unusual iateres
The report say in part.
"rhe past winter will long be re-
membered az the coolest experienced
in many years. Some say that the
winter of 1856 and 81 is the only one
to be compared with it. While the
minimum temperatures were not near
~ as low as those previously reached
the maximum temperatures were
much lew or, there being but few days
when they got above the freezing
point. The precipitation was also
greatly deficient and was mostly in
the form Of snow. December was the
coolest of which there is any record,
the mean being 8, 4 degrees below the
normal;the precipitation was also more
than one inch below average. Novem-
Der, January and february were al
oolc months with precipitation con-
siderably 6egcient. The mean temper
allure and precipitation for March were
above the normal,
"Reports indicate that winter wheat
rye, and grass are in very poor condi
ton, and that some fields will hay to
plowed up. Owing to droughty condi-
tons in September, blowing and seed
ing were greatly delayed, aud were
not completed until October. Dry
weather during the rest of the mouth
and the first half of November, was
not favorable for growth. The drw cold
weather of December, January and
February, with not much protection
from snow, alse hsda very injurious
effect. No blowing or other farm work
was done up to the first of Marcia. The
nild weather and good showers of the
fourth week startee vegetation, and at
the close of the month, glass was
green, fruit buds were beginning to
swell, little blowing had been done,
and few potatoes planted, Stock
wintered fairly well, but feed was get
ting very scarce The prospects were
never better for good fruit Gro p OF all
klpds. 1t ia not believed that the
freez~ of the 9th and 2Sth did any
damage to fruit.as it was quite back
ward"
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1904-04-22
LETTER TO J. B, VANMETER
Martissburg, w. Va.

Dear Sir, II it took 10 gallons to
paint your house last time with some
body else's paint and takes s with
Devoe, we save you S. or $Io for
painting costs two or three times as
much Yas paint.
Mr.. Ezra Rathmell, Williamsport,
Pa. always used I. gallons Of mixed
paint tor his house, Devoe took 3.
But that ism t all, that's only hrst
cost, how long viii it wear
The paint, that goes furthest in
covering, wears best teo.
All paint, true paint, and full meas
ure, are on one side, part paint, false
paint, and short MEASURE arc ON the
other. What can yow expect.
Yours truly,
+. w. Devoe and Co,
c. G. Cushwa aud Bro. sells our
psint,
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1904-04-22
For Sale

a beautiful farm 1873 acres q miles
west of Morristown Tenn on pike road
mail delivery at front gate. six room
frame dwelling spring water. Fine
orchard.
so acre farm six room brick house
81 miles south Morristown fine orchard
running wafer, on pike r. ad, price
$500.
257 acres ID mile Of Morristown, six
room frame dwelling orchard, spring
running water price $500 60 acre just
outside city no buildings. Price $500.
-l2J acre farm $500 los acre farm
$1,000. 10 acre farm $500,
We have earned a reputation for
entegrity long experience in business.
We'll postep az to values, have many
farms of many size and prices to show
you.
We sell part cash long time for bal
ance, when time is wanted. A healthy
country mild in the winter and pleas
ant il the summer, This is stock
grazing and grain country.
Apply to he
East Tenn. Real Estate Co.
Office Central Gro Co.'S Bldg.
Box l73 Morristown Tenn.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1904-04-22
FOR SALE.

The undersigned will sell cheap at
at Private sale their s year old Bay
French coach Stallion, is thorough
bred and sound in good condition essy
70 handle aud gels very fine colts, can
he seen at Joseph Shades near fingers
store w. Va, Morgan county w. W.,
A r Ungsr ard Joseph Shade.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1904-04-22
For Sale

Small frm!I mile from Mertirsburs
arge an6 convenient house, good
Dark and other Improvements. This is
4 very pleasant home ana Aas an
abundance Of snall print, also suit
able for poxltry fsrn. Price AID
t-rss req srEable. See K Pssie
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1904-04-22
THE NEW YORK WORLD.
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paint.

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1t is widely circulated in every state
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This year we have the Presldehtl NJ
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In addition to the news, the Thnce
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The Thrice Week Worlds ragular
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Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1904-04-22

EMrs. Elizabeth H. Thompson,s
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Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1904-04-22

On no jennie Ripple isn't so bad
but you shou'd Sue the girl / have
my eye upon
Got your eye on her, Ell? Poor girl.
Why don't they seud her to gu ocalist
Every old woman likes to tell how
beautiful she was wher she was a girl
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1904-04-22
COEO> ISIS FARE, TO THE WEST

OOIV. = 10 . HINLIl TO u u W IINoI
During the month of March and
April the Baltiinore Il Onio Railroad
will place on sale daily, from all sta
lions, one-way colonist tickets to priu-
cipal poiats in c. ifuruin, Arizona,
British G olumhia, Colorado, Montana
New Mexico, Oregon, South DAKOTA,
Texas, Utah. Wsshipgtes Wyoming
etc. st greatly reduced rates.
For tickets and full Information CALI
on Of address ticket agents, Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1904-04-22
For Sale.

4 very desirable limestone farm
containing about I6s acres 81 miles
from aartiusba5g. Splendid apple ana
fruit land Good Improvements Price.
and terms reasonable.
5u X Posle, Atty.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1904-04-22

An egotist IS a man who expects a
womta to marry him for himself
Ions.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1904-04-22
Written for the Statesl

l thought, 'l'll guide the children,
I'll teach them TO be strong;
T. point them on and upward,
And how to shun the wrong,
I'll watch their mind s expansion
AS teach them day by day.
But my neighbor touched ny should
er,
Saying Think you That will pay"
thong hit to write story
OF life and all its scope,
OF struggle and OF conquest,
OF defeat, success, or hope.
| meaut to write OF passion,
Ofthe sad as we'll as gay,
But that demon touched my shoulder,
Asking still if it wonld DAY.
I though; to write OF battle,
OF heroes on the field
Who fought and died for country
But never thought to yield.
l said, I'll tell the story
Ofthe fight at Monterey;
But demon at my elbow
Questioned, Think you it will
pay"
I thought of Wagner's music,
Ofhis great and holy choir
How his songs float up to heaven
Rising higher, ever higher.
| said, I'll. write such music,
Write it now and write it aye.
But that vampire touched me rough
ly,
Asking still if it would pay.
I thought to paint picture
Such as,Raphsel might prize,
Paint ia the tints of heaven
And the glow of sunset skies.
I thought to paint it gIardly--
Forever ana TOT aye
But my deighbor touched my should
cr,
Saying, Think you. it will pay?"
l turned spon him hercely,
Looked him squarely in the face,
And as l seemed his features
felt my own disgrace,
Why had listened 10 him,
Let him blot out every ray
OF hope, and force, aud honor
With his endless Twill it pay
"Besoue, false iriend!' 1 shontsd,
1--WE sickened of your croak;
Your hold on me has ended,
You We dealt your final stroke,
Upon the Judgment Day
Search deeply your life's record,
Lest God ask Did it Pay?"
For NELL rise above you
And the words OF sord1d gain.
Lite is measured not by ducats
But by action, work and aim.
I'll write ard sing, and conquer
The barriers in tse way.
III aim upward, ever upward,
Never asking will it payr"
I'll build mansions that are stately,
Paint caavans grand and strong;
I'll write the sweet anthems
And sing them all day long.
I'm lift the fallen brother
And cheer him on his way,
Set my eyes on right and justice,
Never asking, "Will it pay"
When man is full OF purpose,
Full OF courage and desire,
It's iiends like you who meet him
And quench his burning fire.
You destroy his ideals
Like thief, in wait you lay,
Tearing down biz holy structures
With your hendish, "Win it pay@
How long, Oh Lord, l wonder
Will these towards tread the earth
Killing worth and hope and courage,
And to weakness giving birth.
Blot them out, Oh Lord, blot quickly
Like DAVID, thus we pray;
Let the century incoming,
Hear less OF VIII it pay?"
4 dah DoGC-Poince
Dayton, ONO
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-02
Gletne Staotmadri9ten.

Nn bergfe Der penniplbania
uno Wafbineton Str. ffiirste ssffern
Nbeno Elm pferb uno brad fid oes
redte Sinterbein, 10 oaB an cine &et=
tunq beg Sbieres ni9t gu benfen mar.
Sas pferb wuroe ourd Die bsrbeigeru-
fensn &aolerpoli3iffen 9et6otet.
a 81 meloete eeftern Mbenb
stmas mad z ubr elm Geuer i'm SauIe
$50 Noro Stem Seriep Str, mo- in
elmer Der Wohnungen our9 cine @afo-
lin @rploion elm 8ranb e~ntfanben
mar. Yerluf etpa $500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-02
Miindlcn nls Snpuftrieftapt.

Sie &unFftabt Miinben entbe6rt
apar, bonn 8iere gang abgeIeben, eur@s
aus ni9t elmer anfe6nli9en GrpBinbuz
itrie, ftebt a6er bod in bieicr 9iuii9t
tpeit binter Niirnber9 itnb 4ue3bura
Suriid. Sin jin9It eingeIester itdhtis
f6er @usI9lub beiGGftigt iiG min nit
Der Trase, pie Die inbuftriele @ntpid<
lung Der Stabt tpeiterbin 81 fOrbern
fei. Safir, bab 3unt unb Snbuitrie
febr gut ne6eneinanber beitebsn tOnnen,
tptrb auf bas 8eiipiel Siifelborfs bin@
gefpieien, fpie benn ~iiberbaupt bic Ser
bGltnife &6einlanb : Weitfalens in
mebrfa9er 9infi9t ais 8orbilb gu esls
ten f9einen. Gin gefpaltiger Inter
f9ieb 1T aber bod infofern porbanben,
als Die inbuitrieIen Gerfebrsmittel>
puntte Der beioen preubii9en propins
gen ibr @mporfommen ben in GROCER
Menge borbanOenen Gobmaterialien,
pie 3. g. &oblen, gr5en II. T. H., bers
banten. Sie fortf9reitenbe @nttpidz
lung Der @erfebrsberbGltniiie bat ia
~alerbines bic @rpBinbultrie BON benz
Drtli9sn 8orfpmmen Der &p6Itpffe peit
unabbGngi9er gema9t, ais es friber
Der SAT- par. limb ebenio gut pie iif
Berlin elmer betrd9tli4en SnDuitrie err
freut, fOnnts e;ns folde BEL a1Teitiger
S0rberuns au@ pobl in Der gr0Bten
Stabt Siibbeutf9lanbs empprfprieBen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-02
@tese- @rab.
@ c n:

Wiliam nno Warp Senoridion.
go. COL Charles Str, 2nabe. = Wia
unb Bertha Sissman, 624 gluooo,
Ndb9sn.- - Grant uno Clara S6maIa,
Ola eugene, Wdb9en. - Weslep unb
Sannie Sbrifena, Gtabt, Mdoden. =
Sames uno Seanette 5lanniaan, 1906
Wet @aibington Str, Wdo4erh =
Nrtbur Murrap uno 6rau, 81 Wount.
Mdo6sn. = Siiber uno Heqie 2epis,
$40 DIT Georgia, 6nabe. = Sreberid
uno Neqie Smith, rs Souglab,
Wdoden. = s. q. unb 6lorence
gsaIs, 436 Minerpa, Mdodsn. =
Sobn uno Settle WOran, $40 Sisb-
lamb Ibe,, 2nabe. - Sobn uno 2i33ie
German, 910 STD Senate Mpenue,
Wdo1en.
@etraut:
%. Coleman = Sennie gpil Sappers.
Sobu Watt = Wnrtle 8ilbp.
q. u. Wariban = &oietta Wi1iams.
6reoerif 2epis = 8eiie Wbitefielb.
s. .. Moi9sle = Nnna o. GniQt.
O eforben:
Suinn Shut, 90 Sabre oft. @en=
troll : Srrenanffalt. = glan1e 2eb=
mann, l Monat, 1924 Of Stem Sort.
: Marp Ban 4rsbal. 43. 849
Greer. = SOispb Sung. 81, COL Toro
Pennfplnania. = Sames Sobnfon,
SO, 1914 columbia - Walinba
6ofman, SO, 1910 Columbia. =
gli3a 8iselOp. "a, $40 Of ct. @lair.
= Grant Gong, 53, Central, Srren,
anftalt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-02
Eoli;aiiaes.

Muf einen bon ieiner Trau
2aura 8iIbop erDirtten 8erbaftsbefebl
bin, wuroe 9eftern CHARLES 8ifbop,
1717 2ambert Strabe tpobnbaft, unter
Nnflage oes tbdtli1en Nn9rifes auf
feline Grau berbaftet.
@brif &i6arb o n, elm Tar=
bigger, Der feline Wobnung als 6l8 %.
Mortb Strabe aneiebt, tpuroe 9eifern
burd bic Setettibss Salep. Solb uno
Brap perbaftet uno unter $500 Stirs-
idaft auf bas Poliseiregiffer 9effsQt.
Die Nntlase sssen ibn lautet aui
8ummeln.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-02
9,lsmanaeI in Seuticb.auS.

gu ben Joleeeri9einuneen, petde
Die anbauernbe Srpdenbeit i'm beurigen
CONNER in Seuti9lonb ee3eitist batte,
gebOrte auA Der gdn5li4e Maneel an
pilaen obsr S9pGmmen. SIS i9eint,
baB bas i'm Moofs liseenbe, i'm @oltsz
munos rpil5mutter" genannte Mpcel
infolse Der 9ibe unb Srodenbeit Derz
borrte, Wie grpb 3. 9. Der Manssl
On pilaen in BEN Walbgesenben, bon
benen Berlin ionit feline pilae beaos, in
biefem Sabre mar. fonnte man bardua
e%ntnebmen, bab Die 3ufubr elei6 Nu1
mar. Muf ben MGrften Der 8ororte
tparen pinaige Mengen Der fleinen
9elbDbr9en, aud pfefferlinse senunnt
borbanben. Sir bas pfunb bieier un=
anfebnli9en, peri4rumpelten pilSe
purben 60 Biz IS pfennis ~perlanet,
bas @ierfade bes preiies in normGlen
Sabren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-02
Grfolsts Mblisfernns maat
&lase binfaQis.

Sas Wanoamus=Y erfabren Der &e-
public Chemical & @reOiOtins SO. GEE
gen bic Big A 8abn, iiber bas mir am
Sonnta9 beridtetsn, purbe eeffern
our9 Nnmalt %. u. pidens fallen 9e-
lafen. Surd oas Worssben gebadte
man bic Big 4 So. our Nblieferung
bon 4 Wassonlaounsen Waterialien.
welde oieielbe surtdbieit, 5u 3uinsen.
oa aber Die Iblieferuns feitoem err
fOl9te, wuroe bic alase iefbiipsrfdno-
LID binfdaig.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-02
Der ~iapanild)r gffbisr.
eeine iosiaIe Gteluts, ieire 2srneitiartfeit
rio Serufsfreu0isfeit.

eeine iosiaIe eteanns, ieine 9.r6eitiamfeit
uio Ssrufsfreuoisfeit.
prpfeFor 8ael5, Der felt elmer 9eibe
bon Sa6ren ais Qebrer an Der ltni=
oerfitGt Sptio tbGtig lit, permelbet Der
,&0inii6en 3eitung" elm llrtbeil. bas
Elm gebiloeter Sapuner lber bas iapaz
nii9e Sffiaiertorps i'm @er9lei9 gu
benz anberer 2dnber abgeee6en bat.
Sieier Sapaner, Elm bepdbrter Seute
f9enfreunb, Der gang europa unb mo-
mentli9 Oeutf9lanb pobl fennt, fpra3
fi6 10 aus:
rWir Sapaner 6alten bas beutf9e
Offi5ierforps fir ba6 bette Der Welt;
bann fommt bas unirige. Iber in
apei gsaiebungen bat bieIes audi por
benz beuti3en einen @or5ug: gs tit
arm, unb es bat feline iO5ialen @ors
re9te. Sarin liegt feline StGrfe, unb
i9 boffe ie6nti9, bab in bieier Sinii9t
ME cine @enberuns eintreten ,m0se.
Senn 10 lanse finD mir alien GuBeren
Seinben 9stpa9isn. Sc erforbert Bel
uns b0bern mpralif9en Mut9 unh
grDBere gntiagung, Sffi5ier gu nere
ben, ais in europa. BORT bat Der
Offiaier audi i'm 6rieben groBe 8ors
tbeile; er fpielt in Der @eieuf9aft cine
berOOrragenbe 8pae; f4On ieiner unis
form peeen tpirb er geebrt, ltnb feline
foSialen 8prre9te iinb numentli9 in
Oeuti9larb bebeutenb. Wenn e. NIT
leinem 5agetperf fertig 1T, 70 bat er
fem &aitno unb feline 2iebesma5le, er
ge6t in's Sbedter pber in's &pnaert
Ober in 9eieaf9aften pber auf 8dae,
mo er INNER ausge5ei9net pirb. @iele
balten ii9 &ennpferoe poer treibcn fonz
ftisen toitfpieligen Sport. Wenn er
fel6er fem 0elb bat, 10 iu9t er cine
rei9e 5rau gu bsiratben, unb bus gez
ltngt linn meiit, eben neil er Sffiaier
lit.
vg1un nebmen sic unfern iapaniz
i9en Sffi5ier. Seine Uniform 1T un>
f9einbar, fem Gebalt ie6r gering. Gr
bat gar feline %foaialen 8prre9te; er
tritt i'm Srieben freitpiIig gang in ben
9%intergrunb. @r unb feline Jruu unb
feline Samilie fibreg elm titles, suriidz
se5ogenes 2eben; lie miifen fparsa.
Die Sbee, baB Die Srau zines Oberiten
ober zines Generals ais Iol9e cine
&pne fpielen ober ii9 als etpas 9e>
fpnberes betra9ten pollte, erI9eint uns
unm0gli9. Infer Sffi5ier bat i'm
5risben Mrbeit unb ni9ts ais @r6eit.
Ginen groBen She'll beien, mas in
Seutf9lanb benz 6elbpebel iberldHen
tpirb, tbut er ielbIt; sr fts6t nit ieinen
Splbaten in ndberer peri0nli9er Sib=
lung als Der Sffi3ier in europa. Der
NuBen bapon 5eigt ii4 i'm &ries uno
i'm Srieben. 9(les in allem bringt Der
japanii9e Sffi5ier grDBere Spfer an
@equemli9feit unb Gigenliebe alsn Der
europdii9e. Seine gefammts .3eit ges
bort AUDI i'm 6rieben nur feinem Be-
rufe, unb fein ein5ieer grot lit, gu
tpifen, baB er feline pflict tbut unb
bab er fir ben San zines Grieges fppbl
por6ereitet tit. Gr lit sben Sffi5ier
nur fir ben &rieg unb nt9t fir ben
5rieben. &ommt bann Der &rieg, 10
freut er fi9, enbli4 @elesenbeit gu bd@
ben. feinen 3ped gu srf;ilen, unb er
pirft fi9 nit 2eib unb Seele auf feline
@ufgabe. SieIem umitano ~perbanten
mir srOBentbeils unfere g%rfOlge."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-02
5duerlaub n e.

&duerlaub c. =
So1as Worrel, @otta9e, 3l5 Sho
Srombrioae Str. $3.50. = &. 8Ol3.
Nnbau, 1911 Sub Merioinn str.
80. 600. = s. %. 9ilineer, Cottage.
2077 @uoper Str. 81, 600. = 6. %.
Blcember, 8afffein : tenement. IL.
rlabe groofs, 81, 400. C. 8. @pe
rstts, @ottase, 11OS 8ismard Npe.
5000. = Charles Cones, 6rame.
Wobubaus, 1926 Morb penniplbaniu
Ctr. SO, 500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-02
Soeialer Snrmberein.

Der Spciale Surnberein bdlt 1eute
Nbenb feline mOnatlide 8erIammlung
ab. Die Mitalieoer finb srfudt, ba
widtise @eiddfte b%orliegen, fi9 bol=
adblis einSufinhen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-02

Rationale Nooiepelt Stga

bon Snotaua.
0roBe sttg
TIT Der S6oiette xmrnbaae,
Trettag Nbeno, 4. Nopem.
Der, 8 ubr. Serr Otto Ste6=
ban nno anoere Weoner. hal
ten oeuti6e Inipra6en. Wae
iino etmgelaoen. 0emiitb=
Tide mnterbaltmng folgt!
S. e. SteIer, YrdI.
Sbeo. &. Wonmegttt, SER.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-02
9~amfiagmn8.

Auen SreHHbeu. Sefauuten mo Ra1born, pel9e
uns ND sreno Der Rrautbeit uub bel benz lobe unie'
res ~eelisbten Satsrs Sciepb SerHsI, Sr. 10 liebe'
bon ib,e 5bsiInabme ~beptsisH, iOpie Der 5ablrstbeu
glums en- ipenoern fplsdsn mir hermit unisrsu tiet'
oefhbItefeu 3aut aus.
Die betribte 6amilie.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-02

Mrme nit WobnitGtten unb pbns
{olde tpurben an einem Sage bes SUM
b. s. in 2onoon 108,428 ge3dblt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-02

@aibins n, 2. 9opbr.
Sir SnSiana: SIM @aseneinen i96n /;
uabrf9einIi9 S4auer in benz duberit iabs
li6en So sile beute Gbenb unb in benz iios
IiGen SbeiIe am Oonneritas.