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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-10-15
Genera1ities.

c. V. Hansen general painter. 75tf
H.Bullen was down from Richmond
Thursday.
Veal, Pork and Poultry wanted at
Bell Bros.
Fred Miller, pound keeper Of Para
disc, was in Logan Thursday.
Small house to rent. Apply B. +.
Ritter.
The road from Logan to Mendon is
said to be in prime condition.
FouND-A heavy black cape. Call
at this Office.
c. A. Smurthwaite, the Ogden pro-
duce dealer, was in Logan on Wednes-
day.
For ladies and Mems gymnasium
shoes call at Andreas PcterSon'S.
Four room house 10 rent: two
blocks west Of A. c. of U. Inquire of
c. Hugh.
Several good homes for sale in
Smithfeld. Inquire of Geo. Y.Smith.
J. W. Bowman, of Lewiston, leaves
today for mission TO the Northeast
ern states.
For rent-j-room house, centrally
located. Albert Bernstein.
Thomas II. Smith lost a thorough
bred mare last week by the animal
falling through bridge.
Bargains on Ranges and Heaters
at VIM. Edwards Furniture e. Carpet
House.
Miss Lottie West went to Salt Lake
Saturday to attend conference, and
visited in the capital city during this
week.
Don't forget the Davis eating cal
on Center street. Call and see his
electric cooker.
People who visit Salt Lake occasion.
ally find there is quite a difference be
tween the daily papers that are circu'
lated in that city and those that come
into outside counties.
John A. GrOesbeck, of Salt Lake
City, left for Peru about two months
ago to examine some gold properties
in that country. Word came by cable.
gram few days ago that he died OF
typhoid at Cusco. Under the laws OF
Peru no babies can be removed within
two years after the death of the
deceased.
Wilkinson e. Son, Jos. Newbold and
the Harris Music Co. have begun work
on the fine building they are erecting
on Main street just south OF the court
house. 1t is their intention to erect
the first story this fall and put on the
second story in the spring. The brick
for these buildings have been on the
grounds for quite while. This union
block will be a splendid thing when
entirely finished.
The best place for ladies' ,children's
mems shoes, also all kinds of the best
makes of rubber goods is at the eXclu
sive Shoe Store, Main street. The
repairing department is always fount
complete. Andreas Peterson.
The following marriage licenses have
been granted this week: Albert E.Jar
Wis and Florence NJ. Dunford, Bloom
ington, Idaho; Thomas S Myers and
Annie l.. Reeder CardSton, Canada
Peter Johnson and Sena Andreason
Mink Creek; Edwin Leavitt, Cardston,
Canada, and Nettie Nelson, Smith
field; Conrad FredrickSon, Penrose
Utah, and Clara Peterson, Thatcher
Idaho.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-10-15
When Riter's label is on Bottle

You know the contents are pure
That's the standard we've put
on our drugs. That's the
Standard we put on our wines
and liquors for medicinal purposes.
The same care in selecting them
that is exercised in selecting the
drugs that go into our prescriptions
We know that poor wines and liq-
ors will do more harm than good.
We want the wines and liquors
you take for medicinal purposes to
do you as much good as the pre-
scriptions we fill foryou.
Can you wonder then why we say,
"When Riter's label Is on the bot
tie the contents are pure.
ritter Bros DRUG co,
LOGAN, UTAH
Franklin, Preston and Mont
pelier, Idaho
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-02
The Books THAT Princess Victoria Read

The Books That Princess Victoria Read.
But the most interesting place of ALL so far as as
soc1atons with the concerned, the great
kings gallery opening off former bedroom Of
the princess. In the time princess herself this
long, imposing room divided up into three apart
ments, in of which kept collection of toys
condition and opened to the public queens
sflrst jubilee, the partitions the
room given back its oldtime appearance. To-day
the center of the gallery bookcases containing the
library Of the little princess. An imposing one tits
too, for child, tho she be royal lady and espe
cally so for that when women
to be as we'll educated as they There hun
dfeds of volumes in this childs library travel
biography, histories by the Dozen poetry 'goody-
goody books essays and encyclopedias, not only in
English but in French German. fairly anlaz-
ing the amount of reading com paratve-
ly few years.
And then around side. shelf SO low that
one has to kneel to read, there little book
opened to the first and bearing inscriptions in the
handwriting of both the princess mother, the
Duchess of Kent.
On the fly leaf the duchess had written:
The First Account Book.
oath May, 1921 this day, dearest Victoria Won
begin to receive regular allowance: Recollect nv
dear child how it is in power and regu-
arlty to assist others consistently With are re-
qulred to do for ourselves This show
you, If we'll kept, how you have used your money.
May it's use give you many happy feelings is the
anxious desire of your affectionate Mother
And the apOstrOphe in it's written nv the
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-02

duchess. On the first page oppo-
site, in the painfully careful writ
ing of child, are the following
entries under the date of L jan
uary, 1S32.-"Silver knife. fork
and spoon. "a las 6. Mr.. Acker-
mans 2 bills NJ IS. Can acknowl-
edgement of FL .sHs4om mama evil
IDENTIFY helped out the little book
keeper). and then follow entries of
Il put in purse Tor poor people;
Paid Miss Warrington for work,
Is 8; Gave to a poor lady at. Do
yer. FL. Balance in hand, Is 6k."
But not all the time was given
to study, or keeping accounts or
reading books or drawing or
practicing" or even playing with
. the. strange and wonderful toys
which royal relatives had show
cred upon her. Every day, rain or
shine, she went out into the park.
sometimes afoot, and sometimes
riding on her gentle little white
donkey, which was gaily decked
with blue ribbons. 1t was her
mothers rule that she must ride
and walk alternately, but they do
say that the. little princess had
more than one will of her own and
there was many a scene in the
beautiful old gardens, when the
little royal lady screamed and
cried and kicked in just as great a
temper as any child of less degree,
because she did not want to leave
her donkey.
Breakfast Under the Trees.
On pleasant days, her mother
used to. have the breakfast table
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-02

woman, the queen was but child in height
and in the bedroom three small cases containing
what remains of her toys. one there is
dolls state coach, time bright yellow; tennis
rackets tiny enough to fit dolls hand and the most
delicious store" where her dollshir could buy
thing from pair of pattens to white satin couch,
tufted with silver and trimmed with silver braid There
aces and ribbons, dress goods in quaint old pat
terms and lamps, bead forming the body and
other the shade; box Of tiny towels, marked
AZ and P'' in red stitch; small tin trunk
this day many English people tin
average figured white velvet needle and
a dot of pin cushion.
In second marquee. tent donkey
with headless rider and castle, with boxes
fence, gate, Noahs ark, trees, cannon, etc, also
mechanical toy with two Indian Dagodas and dancing
figures, and bells BELLS bells hung everywhere possible
An Old Fashioned Doll House.
The third case is given wholly to a sizeable
dolls house, which, even tho for princess contains
only two rooms. Strange enough it must have seemed
the little girl, accustomed only palace
home With king for uncle and servants, to do her
will at the slightest nod to play that her dolls must
sleep and give their parties all in the
the second floor But then day when the little
princess went visit her aunt, Qusan Adelaide, she
asked what special thing she wanted parti-
cuary to make her visit exactly to her mind and
feplied that wanted to wash the windows! The
little kitchen deliberately fitted out with truly
sh spread of tiny plates and platters, old
fashioned stove, wooden buckets Of knives and
forks two inches long and skillets and frying pans
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-02
MINNESOTA, SATURDAY, JANUARY 2, 1904.

enough to delight the heart of the extravagan
cook. 1865
The -dining-room- bedroom above has quaint
old fashioned furniture. little "whanot,' CRATE
little longs shovel andirons; a center table,
upholstered wooden chair "a dning-room table set
round with little tin chairs and loaded with tiny doll
dishes. The only sign of sleeping quarters is
tiny bureau that would hold just about half handker
chief divided between its three of ALL
parrot in cage. #ss@s
This dollhouse placed in the former bedroom
of the queen unknown to her and when she made her
first visit to the reabated palace, daughters
attendants closely to what she would say
or whether she would remember it at all. When her
eyes upon it, exclaimed
"That old dollhouse! Where in the world did you
get
But aren't you pleased to have it here?"
"Oh, I suppose But I did doll
house SOL
But why
Because they always after to keep it
Clean the reply in that doubt
feeling with which she regarded youthful days.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-02
Kensi11gton Palace.
H.-VICTORIA.

X INGS, great and small, may and co. but of all
~ who have lived within the walls ugly old Ken
sngton Palace it remained for little princess who
of the very queens in history
the world, to make it And that too,
by the accident of being there spend
ing the first eighteen of her life within its
and beneath the shade Of it's trees.
Victoria's little girl days most lonely ones.
There were other children in the family play with
her; sisters no brothers. cousins and her step
sister was eleven older than she; moreover,
tho several lives between throne when
she born her and believed
that she would become the ruler Great Britain.
he died. his wife convinced of his
that day to the which Victoria called to the
throne, the little princess hour out of
her mothers sight. Her little bed beside her
mothers at night, and she ate, walked studied
played under her mothers eyes once in all those
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-02
Mae Harris Ansop

Is published Mnneap
Northwest the fifth
their writings There
expense
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-02

first eighteen years of her life. did
she appear in public except at her
mothers side. All this helped to
make her character what it was, but
the making gave her many lonely
hours and good many heartaches
as she saw children romping about
together.
Relics of Lonely Childhood.
None of the furniture used in the
time of Princess Victoria is left in
the palace. When q palace ceases to
be a place of residence they strip it,
tho no one seems to know where the
faded, Wornout furniture goes, and
if it's historical associations are
enough to bring visitors to it, there
are left only empty rooms, uncar-
peted, unpublished floors dusty wood:
work, time -stained frescoes and
such paintings as are not consid-
cred of any special value by the de-
sorting. royal occupants.
In the nursery, the bedroom of the
former. Princess Victoria, and in the
long. Kings gallery, opening from
the latter rooms, are a few relics of
her childhood. P1tiful little relics
they are, too. pair of dumbbells,
the tiniest of the tiny, rest upon the
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-02
Astronomical Chronometers.

The of astronomical clarononleter+is
ly greater thar two -hundredths of a second
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-02

Work while you work and play while. you play
seems to be the rule by which President Roosevelt
ders his life During the holidays with congress
hands, the president has given himself whole
hearedy to the pleasures of the And he is
the less the able president United States
because he is for time the ideal rather and chum
of his children
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-05

Bel Der es Iid Inn mebrere bunDerttaus
Ienb Sronen banbelt. biloet g%e9enlpdrz
tia in guoapeit bas aagemeine Ge=
iprG6stbema. Dor einigen 3o9en
traf in einem tleinen Stub Der ungos
rilIden 6auptitapt Der Mbgeoronete
@soro Suceaorp nit Sofa DunsD=
ersfa, benz MngebDrigen elmer lebr
reiden Samalie. 5uiammen. Die
s0erren madten einSpiel, oas ben gan
gen Gag in MnIprud ndsm. Dds
5usit mar fir Oungperstp NIT iebr
aiinitia, oeryoltspertreter getpan1 ibm
10000 arpnen ab. 0un9perst1 be
Sablte bis ouf ben lebten 9eIler. ga
tiirlid bot 0err SaceuarD lelnem
Yortner am ndditen Gage Repande.
Wieber lpielten lie ben gan5en Gag,
oiesmal bate Dun9persfp amebr
Slid. Gr perlor snur" 10000
&ronen. 9(ber ~ er blieb lie idulbig,
auf GGrenlport. 9as Wort purbe iez
bod nidt eineel0it. Die camille
OungDersfD peripeigerte Die 3ablun9
init Der Moiipirung. Sofa Dungperss
fp iei nicbt sans 3urednungsfdbig, er
fDnne oa6er all6 feline S6ulben fons
trabiren. Mls Yeueis fir bieie BE
6auptuna purbs .Serr Sofa 0ungDerss
fp elmer S%eilanftalt iibergeben. Wlit
oieier Q0iuna Der Mngelegenbeit 3eigte
Ii9 aber Der Geminner niht 5%ufrieoen.
,3ipiiden 6errn GaceaarD unb Der sSas
Mile OunqnerstD purosn Yerhanos
lun9en eineeleitet. Wan tam therein,
Die Mnaeleo"nbeit einem bon beiben
Yartsien ernonnten S6ieosgeri9ts
porsulssen. Das Sdiebsaeridt trat
sufommen, Is tam aber 5u teiner Gnt=
fheioung. Dis Yertreter Der 6amilie
OunoDersfb probu5irien ndmli6 Elm
dr5tlides &iieit. oaB 6err Sofa iid
tbotlGhlid in elmer Nerbenbeilanltalt
befinpe. 9tuf @runb oieles 3euqnilIes
ertIdrten Die MiteIiebsr. iid in tcine
@erbanolung iiber Die S6uioper=
pflidtung cinIahsn 81 tOnneu. lInb 10
miro ii9 0err Sace1orD f%pabrideinlih
nit ben ger'onnenen 10000 Gronen
besniiaen miiTen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-05
Gesen Den 2oblsnanalms lining
mirS Der Ban. Snipector wieOer uoraeten.

gau.SnIpector Stanley bsaann ge-
fern cinen ;lelien 6slo3ug gegen ben
3oblenqualm-llnfu9. gr fauo. oaB
Die 9laaen iiber ben 9oblsnqualm Der
Some 9eating IL 2iabtin9 so. tbeiI-
usiie beredtigt iino. oa bic bon Der so.
einesfelten automatilde Stoder nur
unpontommen arbeiten; bod miiKe er
3u9eben, bab Die gompagnie beriuht
babe. ben Mnoronun9en Der lidot. ORE
binans nadsulommen. Sn Qleiher
Weiie iprad Der Snipcctor iid beirehs
oes DeniIon 9otel- 2oblenaualmes aus.
pdbreno er Die I'm Newton g~Iappoool-
G,ebduoe anaebradten 3oblenqualm-
neutrality-suspicious. fir p0lig un3us
reideno beseidnete. en- Der Sei3unes-
Mn!age oes yalarosg lods leblsn iibers
baupt ie9lihe oerariiae Yorridtunaen.
Snipector STANLEY miro nod msbr
oiesbe3h9lide Daten iammeln. ebe err
geridilid ae9en Die Oroinan5 Yerleber
borQebt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-05
@moiano m.ss 0rs.a reid,

polen nun auBer bemS dieos9erimtss
pertraa audi nod einen Golonialpers
traa I4liebcn. Der 2pnDoner Gorres
Iponbent Des G9o &c Daris Mil aus
berufener 0ue1e erfdErsn haben. baB
Die franSoiiide unb erglif6s Hegies
rung i'm 9egriff icien. Elm llebereinz
fommen ab3uf9lieben. our9 pelfes
ale IGmcbenDen ooer uoch etipa aufz
taunenben tDlonialen sSraqsn uno
Strsitisteiten sereselt peroen lonea.
Die englifhe Regierung fou Der frans
s0iiinen elm ii~berpieeenbes Medt in
Nlarofto einr6umen. ipGbrenb 6ranf=
reid BE roaenoete Gbatfofe in Gapp=
ten anslsennen piirbe. 5erner piiroe
gnglano b J%ran5pien in Siam freie
6anb loien. pdbrenb bieie ben Gnes
lGnbern in Neufunblanb 3ueeitdnbz
niEe MAIDEN niirben. Ourh ben Iers
traa, pelder bereits bemndhIt per=
0ffentliht meroen ION, piirben audi
Die bas Nisersebist unb bic neuen
0ebriben bstreffsnoen 6ragen geregelt
fperben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-05
scutS@e Ssottsuson5entraticn tn
SnoEcn.

Nn9eIidts Der &riIis in SItaIien
pcrnient es 9edhtune. oob Der neue
oeu.i9. veI9woberdbef &ontreoomiral
b. Yrittpib nnb Saffron bic oItoIiatl.
lden Seehrcittrdfte Eeutl9Ianb's bis
ouT Snei iIetns Nreu3er in ben dine
idsn Ce.po fern pereiniat. Sdmmts
llde groBenStreu5er. Shirt Yismard" i.
veertba" uno o9anlo", nit beioen
6Iog9oTfi3legln. Gin tIeiner &reu5er,
eth &anonenboo! uno 8pei 0Odlcetor'
peooboote iuerosn in nGhIier 3eit por
21lngtau o~niern. nm bel ousbrehenoen
llnruGen alle gum Shube beatlTen
Sebens uno GissntbumS erforoerli1en
uldBnabmen Su ergreifen. Der Stern
Der 6lptte, bic groBen &reu5er, bodie
lett Mona.en in iapanifheE 0dfen uno
tat iebt feline SnItonbfetunesorbeiten
bcenoet. Wie Iebr Die japuniiden
Dods beleet iinb. ereiebt iif barous.
Dab bas Nanonenboot mSltis". ipels
Dies nah l6neerer Stationirung i'm
Sitinngbeito oos bod bon Nogalati
auffuhen Iolie, in Der Yangtiemiins
oung feline 6abrt unterbreden unb in
Shanghai bic Dodung pornebmen
mubte. 0ie Dods bon Wagaiati limb
r~onitGnoig belebt. Der geihpaoers
dbef bate in Noeafafi bieier 3oae eiEe
Werotbunq nit benz a%ipeiten Momirol,
Sapitdn our See b. !6olbenborff. aurl
carauf pwerlisb oas 6Iottcnfld9sidiiF
.Nirif @ismord" Die juponiiden @es
pdHsr, uno balo folgte oos
sipeite Momirolsidiff aSonia".
Sn SapoS peiIt nun nod
Ger tleine &reuscr rGbetis",
unb Der .9uTaro" 3eigt Die 5logse an
Der NorotiiItc @orneo's. 100 5unG6f
Der britiT6e 6ofen Sunbaten ongelous
fen murbe. SIM Wangiiegebiet llnO
bier. i'm Sitianaebiet orei arieasidifie
unb arieosfobrseuse itationirt. Die
beutfden ariessihiffe boben bos itrei=
tiae foreoniTde @ebiet in ben lebten
Wpnoten permieben; nur Der feline
.Sioer" unisrnabm i'm December cine
8reusfobrt noh benz 6ofen5idemulpo
unb eritattete Gem @eidpaoer1ef in
Toeofoti @eridt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-05
Snoiana 3hattr yersinienns.
Die bieSidbrise, 3. guSiteaung in Der Gers
mania oalle. ipirb bic sroBartisite felt
Der G~rilnoune.bcr ycrsini9uug fem.

YeginnenO 9ienifag, 9. 6sbr., unb
oatierno einidl. bis gum IL. miro ole
~Ganciers' Mf'n. Of SnOiana", be-
ltebeno aus ben 3httsrn bon 8afes
6eoerpieb (9ibnern. 9aubeu, puiern
etc. J ME bon RaRe.Sunoer. r9aben etc.
in Der @ermania Sane lire 5. idbr-
lids Musfelunsl beranIialtsu. Rad
ben tisberissn Mnmelounseu gu idlie,
Sen, miro oieielbegoie reidbaltiaite uno
grobartigiie felt benz Yeliebsn Der Yer-
eini9un9 iein uno miro ie besboIb oes
geiudes nllerl 9bierliebbaber miirOig
fem. Die NnsabI Der bon bieiiaen uno
AUDI auswdrtiaen 5irmen qeltiftsten
prdmien uno.preiie 1T cine rielse uno
piro Die 3iidter n%nIpOrnen, ibrs beitsn
eremplar re aus3ufelen. Anmelounsen
fir Die Nusiiellung miihentbis gum
|. Gebruar erfOlsen. Gie Yeamtsn
Der Wereinieurg iino:
prdi.-Q. .. Cane.
l.. Yicesprdi.,, uno Supt. = s. s.
War6.
9alfssS upt.-S. IS. WlcainSie.
Sda m.-Yictor U. Sole.
Seer.-g. &. Miabouie.
e=prdlioentsn - 2. s. y. Gale,
3. 9. 9. SobnltOn. 4. &. M. gamp=
belf
e~reeuiiD.@ omiie - s. u. SobnIon,
German S%raofbaw,s 8. %. Mc9en5ie,
go. y. Murpbp, 3. 8. Roots.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-05

Die misunderstanding, inter benen
Senator gamma su leiOeu bat. wieoers
bOlen lid IN LETTER 3eit INNER bduiiser
lino aud Dem Nuge bes gaieu lam es
nidt perboraen bleiben. oaB bic @s-
Iunobeit oes Senators idper eribit.
teri 1T.
Nud Der pOIitiide @eaner 0anna's
miro Witgefabl oariiber empiinoen.
Dab Dem gbraei3e zines ~ ieiner art
smeifeaos beoeutenocn Wannes ourd
iorperIide @ebreden Elm 3iel aeiebt lit.
Gem es 1T iebt ooh wObl ilar, Bah
anaeiidts oieier Sadlage an cine Yrd-
iioentidaits- 6anoioatur oes Senators
i'm grnfis niht seoadt weroen tam.
es wdre in bobem @raoe erltaunli@.
iuern Der iont 10 niidtern oentsnoe
Ssrr 9anua, 10 bitter IS ihm iein mag.
niGt ielbp Die MusIihtslofgteit aler
weiteren oerartisen Sohnungen er-
tennt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-05

Die .M etropolitan 9 dool
o Or miro beuee Nbenb un-
ter Mitmirtnng folgenoer Sdtilsr Elm
~Woeal . Rscitai" peranffalten: Girls.
glnna Strain. Spbil Coleman, Gillian
gailep, 9aura o. 6arolo. gfber
6aus, 6loffie Charles. 5annis Sunt,
Mattie 9aplOr, geifie Glemmons. &oie
Scott uno Grace Storep 2artin, uno
Charles 8. Sacpbs, George 6. gropn,
%. 6. 3etdum uno 9arrp Wapse.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-05

nber 8 o miin Or SaIIe
ipirb beute Nbeno Der idbrlide Rsoner=
Gontef Der .Staats-@one9e 8eonsr=
Wereinigun9" abgebalten tperosn. Mn
oemielben Iperben fid: gilbert 6. Mon=
ger - Wabafb; W. u. Wriabt = Be
Baum; 2utber M. Glegr - Garlbam;
Gbas. j. McGlrcp - Butler; Nrnolo
y. 9al - Grantlin; %. 3. CelesbD
Sanrber; unb M. 9. @riifin = Rotre
Dame, betheili9er.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-05

Sn gursos baben %butsas
ride Offi5iere Die giloniie bes &ron=
p%rin5en unb Der &ronprin3eifin bon
@riedenlano 5erfebt. Der tonIuluri=
ide Uertreter 0riedenlonos in Sofia
Fat baraufhin genugtbuuns perIangt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-05
DemotratiIae 3situass 0erans=
geber
llnO ibre sIanSenb u~erIauiene Sabres.
Reunion.

Olt BtIlttH I'LL OtuHo Dultl uUyts
baltene idbrlide 3giammeniunft Der
Stats Wsrsinigung bon oemutratis
ihen 3situnssberausgebern" erfreute
iid elmer sablreihen Yetbeiliaung rno
nabm einen iebr intershanten WsrlauF.
Na4mittaas muroe cine furse Sc.
iddftsperIammlung abgebelten, in Der
u. s. Oipbope bonn .golumbuS 0e-
ralo". bisberiger yicesp rdlioent, gum
prdfioenten erwdblt unb %. 8. Rader
aus g%awrencebura gum 2. Mals als
Secretdr mieoererpdblt puroe.
Bon ~ bis s llbr Absnos muros.
nad elmer gemeinIdaftliden 5beater-
partie FIR Dumen uno 9errer, in Den
parlors oes 0otels ein GROCER gm.
pfang beranltaltet uno ipdter am
abeno folste oas 0auptereisniB Der
3eunion, oas 6elt=Yanquet. Nn 0ems
Telben nabmen folgenoe Serren. qua
meilt nit ibren Damen. She'll: y. j..
Mc4sp, lebanon pionier; %. 8.
Ruder. 2aurenceburg Re9ilfer; .. 3.
2oatbain, 9ogansport Pbaros; s. e.
WcDonalo, Qigonier Banner; s. Us.
3bomas, @orpoon Democrat; s.. u.
Yarnbart, Rodeftcr Sentinel; Grau
Deter, u. Wofstt, glmooo 4ecoro;
Slap Metster, Ylpmoutb Demo-
crat; Sem s.. gaingbam, 9eea=
tur Democrat; %. 6. BAL, Scrre
9aHte 6a5ette; s. 8. Yebpmer, 5ip=
ION Zines; 8. q. Warfb, Columbus
Zines; 6rant Me9es, portlano Sun;
e. g. Gar. 0artforo Gitp Telegram;
u. s. Gipbope. Columbus 9eralo; u.
Or. SiberwoOo. Soolier Democrat bon
Ulora; s. y. 6aultner, Midiaan Gitp
Sispatd; s. y. @orfman, 2atapstts;
2utber Short, 6ranflin; 2erep Nlrm-
ifrong, 2afapstts Democrat; peter Wal=
ratb. e%panspills; %. .. Weltlate, Wa=
rion 9eaosr; %. g. Sbamhers, News
caitle Democrat; @eorge s. &Obp. Som
Ter. Benton ReDiew; s. g. Simons,
Wonticello Democrat.
Ser leBte prdToent, 0err Ben ).
Wc9ep aus lebanon, fungirte als
5~oaffmeiifer uno folsenoe Serren uno
Damen bitlten pdbreno bes Geffmablts
tur5e, aber sinorinSlide uno nit Ysi-
fall aufasnommsne 3eoen, In oenen bee
ionoeres @euidt auf bic sldnynOen
Nuslidten Der partei auf Sieg i'm ndd-
item 9erb!e selest wuroe:
prdIioent 3. MeGep, 2%ebanon;
5rant 8. 0eimba9. Wuncie; Grau J.
8. 9enoerion, Snoianapolis; %. Is.
Belle, Eerre 0aute; 9ale Scene. Yers
treter Der Stuoenten Der Snoiana=
Iniosriitdt; Grau u. 8. WOhett. gl.
mOoo; 6. g. gaingbam. Decatur;
Glap Metsier, plpmoutb; 6rant 3.
gaier, Snoianapolis; 8. 70. 5bomas.
Gorpoon; Wut. Chambers, Nepealtle;
u. a. M.
MuBer ben 3eitunssberaussebern
be!beiliatsn lid audi biele Setter Der
partei aus Dem State on Der gons
BENTON.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-05
Jn Chicago lit isbt aud oi

GdanfTperre nm Witterna9t auf bic
8ereiae ausgeoebnt uoroen. Die
Gtaotpdtsr ioltsr iid peni9sr um Die
9ntipgefabren als I'm Die @efabren,
melds Die VernadldIf9ung Der Sau-
Orbinan3en nit iid brinsen, tiimmern.
Gin Brand" in Der ansipe 1T nie-
mails 10 grdbli9 als Elm 9beaterbranb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-05

Weretni9tem s. .. St. y.
2c9cn Der Gtaot umo Der
Comp. A YDtbtau GUARDS,
iut 9emtS6em 0attS ant
9tcmfta8, oem 8. Tetrmar.
Gtmtritt: SO Gents fur Gerr
,ano Dame; ertra Dame 25c.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-05

Der gesinn oes befiirhtetem 6rie'
aes in Ofalien ideint fid in Wirili6-
ieit nur oesbalb in Die gdnge 5l 3iebsn,
neil teine Der beioen Wddte ben erlten
Gdla0 fiibrsn MIL.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-05

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