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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-06-23
West Porter

Mrs Robert Earle is on the sick list.
Miss Jennie Frusher spent Sunday at
GAINESVILLE.
The Old Settlers picnic will be held
at Cooksville Friday.
A number of our young folks attended
the dance at Tolles'.
Mr. Nugget and Edward Fox visited
in Madison last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Montgomery Sun
dayed at Michael Bradley's.
Miss Ethel Mccarthy spent Sunday
with her cousin, Lucille Earle.
Helen Lay is spending a few weeks
with her sister, Mrs John Hyland.
Mrs Charles White and Miss Nina
Scott are visiting friends at Brodhead.
Mr. and Mrs Johnnie Montgomery are
rejoicing over the arrival of baby girl.
Frank Ford of GAINESVILLE visited with
Michael Ludden last Saturday and Sun
day.
Misses Jennie and Mae Mccarthy
spent Saturday afternoon with friends
at Center.
Charles Mccarthy and John Ford at
tended the circus at Edgerton Monday
evening.
Messrs Charley Monthly and Bernard
Riley were seen on the Porter streets
last Sunday afternoon.
There will be dance at Mr. Edward
Ford's Friday evening, June 3d. Every
body is cordially invited.
The crowd at Gibbs ball park listened
to some very choice music last Sunday
by Messrs Ford and Lay.
Rev Father Luby of Green Bay eel
ebrated mass at St Michaels church anc
delivered very eloquent sermon.
The Eagle creamery was burned las
Tuesday morning and the many friends
neighbors and patrons of Mr. and Mrs
Boss are very sorry for their heavy loss
Bargain day at Perrys has beer
changed for this month only to Satur
day, July LIST. The change was made or
account of the 4th coming on Tuesday
Steady employment for 100 girls fol-
the season at Myron F. Green's ware
house in GAINESVILLE
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-06-23
Fulton

OP Murwin is busy taking the census.
Miss Josephine Brown is home for a
few days.
Harold Green is very sick at the pres
ent writing.
Mr. and Mrs F Fl Scofield left Friday
for Canada.
The boys have been enjoying camp
life on Rock river this week.
Miss Marion Barber spent the first
part of the week with friends in Slough
ton.
Edward Attlesey went to GAINESVILLE
Monday and had an operation perform
ed by DR. Fox.
Children's day will be observed next
Sunday morning, June 25th, with songs,
recitations, etc, by the children and
young people.
The annual Fourth of July picnic will
be held in Fred Hoffman's grove, just
east of the village. Bills of the program
of the village. Picnic dinner at noon.
Everybody cordially invited. Come and
have good old time, both young and
old.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-06-23
CORRESPONDENCE
Albion


Albion
Willard Dudley is visiting his father
in Madison.
John Bliven made Milton Junction a
call Saturday.
Eslie jeffrey of Madison visited his
family Saturday.
Miss Blanche Stillman returned to
Palmyra last week.
Miss Alice Stillman came home the
latter part of LAST week.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Wescott visited at
Hiram Davis Sunday.
Hi Mills visited his family from
Thursday until Saturday.
Mrs A Wagner returned to her home
in jefferson Saturday.
Clarence Osborne is painting with A
F Hammerquist in Edgerton.
Uncle Lee and Aunt Mary Coon Wis.
tied in Stoughton last week.
Mrs Nealie Williams visited her par
ents in Milton Junction Friday.
Mr. Henry Roberts and wife of Slough
ton were seen on our streets Saturday.
Samuel Burdick and wife are visiting
their daughter in Madison this week.
VIM Hemphill and wife of Sumner
were guests at Albert Slagg's Sunday
Charlie Wescott of Grand Island, Ne
braska, came Monday to visit relatives.
VIM Wescott of Fort Atkinson visited
at the parental home the first of the
week.
Mrs Mary Parker of Maple City, Iowa,
came Tuesday to visit her sister, Mrs 0
L Coon.
Drexel Shelley and Pearl Nicholson OF
Edgerton were guests at Nellie Osborne'e
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs John Bliven visited Chas
Balch's people at Rock River one day
last week.
Mrs J Fl Painter and Mrs Mont Pal
inter made business trip to GAINESVILLE
Monday.
Willis Scofield apd family of Indian
Ford were guests of Mrs Mary Burdick
Sunday.
JE White went to Hancock Saturday
to heal woman who has cancer of the
stomach.
Mrs Satie Conway of Chicago visited
her parents and other relatives the first
of the week.
Rev f G Richardson and family of
Edgerton visited Wilbur Jordan's peo-
pie Saturday.
Frank Wescott and wife attended the
funeral of their grandson's wife in Fort
Atkinson Thursday.
Rev F G Richardson of Edgerton
preached very able discourse in the S
d B church Sabbath morning.
Mrs Wm Lester and SOD, Frank, went
to Fort Atkinson Thursday to attend
the funeral of her niece Mrs Eddie Wes-
colt.
Miss Lillian Taylor closed very sue
cessful term of school Tuesday and re-
turned to her home in Montfort Satur-
day.
Mrs Ella Walters entertained her
uncle, Mr. F M Garthwait, and son,
Frank, of Chicago and her mother, Mrs
A D Frink of Milton Junction, over
Sunday.
John BIiven's youngest child, Viola,
had the misfortune to step on a rusty
nail last Thursday. We are in hopes
there will be no serious results from the
wound.
Joe Mobiles and family of Cambridge
Ellery Crandall and family of Koshko-
nong, Evaline Hudson of Edgerton and
Miss Eunice Mobiles took dinner with
James Mobiles people Friday.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-06-23
New Books at the Public Library

The Kentuckian.
The Little Girl Next Door.
Little Almond Blossom.
Winifreds NeighbOrs.
Children on the Top Floor.
Masqueraders.
The Prodigal Son.
Marriage of William Ashe.
Far and Near.
Working with the Hands.
Gabriel Tolliver
Mingo.
Balaam and His Master.
Sister Jane.
Tales of Home Folks in Peace and War
Cabbage and Kings.
By the Good St. Anne.
Sandy.
Wood Myth and Fable
Not Like Other Girls
Uncle Max.
QueenieS Whim.
Barbara Heathcote'S Trial
Only the Governess.
Janet's College Career.
Zeb.
The House of Hawley
The Printer of Udell.
Lem.
Queen Victoria.
Short History of England.
Andrews History of England.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-06-23
Band concert.
Following is the program for concert
Saturday evening, June Oath:

Band Concert.
Following is the program for concert
Saturday evening, june Oath:
!. March of Marines.
2. Sky Pilot Overture.
8. A Fairy Tale.
4. March--Gentry's Triumphal;
5. Hunting Scene. Synopsis: The morning
breaks calm and peaceful-Huntsmen prepare
for the chase-To saddle-At trumpet's call
The parties join-Road is alive with horsemen
In full cry-The death-Return home r
6. Just for Tonight-Song solo for baritone.
I. Forget Me Not Waltzes.
s. March-LOuisiana Purchase
For Rent.
A good dwelling house for rent. In
quire of M. l.. Carrier
Cement Work
John Parseek is prepared to do all
kinds of cement work sidewalks, curb
ings, cisterns, basement and cellar floors.
His work is guaranteed and prices are
right. Let him figure on your jobs.
Farm for Sale.
J6O acres of good land all level, 80
acres under cultivation, good creek and
wood, good settlement, on main road
five miles from Eau Claire, no buildings.
Here IS bargain if sold soon at 517 per
acre-good terms. Call quick on
JONAS BERGH,
2Sw2 504 Eddy St., Eau Claire, Wis.
Baths at all hours at Carlton hotel.
For Rent-8-room house with city
water.-Conn & Schmidt.
House to rent. Inquire of F. w.
Vickers.
One hundred sample wash suits and
shirt waists at saving of one third at.
28w3 ARCHIE REED & Co., GAINESVILLE.
"A new mich COW and Durham bull
for sale by G. E. Wentworth.
Steady employment for 100 girls for
the season at Myron F. Green's ware
house in GAINESVILLE.
The dental Offices of Drs. Nicholson
and Holton will be closed on Saturday
afternoons during the months of July,
August and September. 29w2
"A sale of sample silk petticoats, $50
silk skirts in black and colors will be on
sale this week at wholesale prices, rang
ing from So to S.. This is skirt oppor-
tunity where you can save one half.
28w3 ARCHIE REED 4 Co., GAINESVILLE.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-06-23

To RENT-A suit Of rooms over
Babcock's clothing store; electric light,
bath room and all modern conveniences.
Inquire of G. r. Bentley.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-06-23
Cement Work

John Parseek is prepared to do al
kinds of cement work = sidewalks, curb
ings, cisterns, basement and cellar floors
His work is guaranteed and prices are
right Let him figure on your jobs.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-06-23

For Rent.
A good dwelling house for rent. In
quire of NJ L. Carrier
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-07-28
North farewell.
North Tnrnu

North Tazewell, Va. July 20.
We will give you few dots from
our quiet little village.
Our much loved former pastor J s.
French, preached us one of his splendid
sermons Sunday morning. He gave
the people something TO dream about
Sundays when they stay from church
to sleep all sunday morning.
Simon b. Alley. OF Williamson. W.
Va, Is the guest of his sister. Mrs. W.
5. lreson He has accepted position
with the Tazewell Printing Company
Miss Mamie Daniel. OF Horsepen
has been visiting In town the past few
days.
We are glad TO see Miss Lucy Clapp
on the street again after n severe m.
ness. She will leave for the springs in
Il few days.
Mrs. Mabel Porter, who has been
visiting her pprents for the past few
days, returned To Williamson Mondn v
Mrs. w J. Ireson returned hom,
Monday after a two weeks visit 20 heI
daughter, who hus been very ill at thi,
place.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-07-28
Tip Top. Va Jul

Tip Top. Va July 26.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Il. Huflord. OF thj.
place. were so unfortunate as TO los,
their youngest child, an infant OF a few
moaths of age. 1t had been sick FOL
some time. and died on the morning OF
the 24th, and was taken To Wittens
Mills cemetery and buried on the 25th.
Let the little ones come unto me"
said the Savior while here on earth.
There has been considerable sick
ness OF late In this section. some case,
OF ilux. Mr.. VIII Tabor, son OF Elgin
Tabor, of Mud Fork, has typhoid fever.
He had been firing "a yard engine at
Pocahontas. At last ac counts he was
doing well.
Farmers are now trying TO make up
Tor the time they lost last week, by the
rains and storms, which SO greatly
Kindred them, from getting up hay and
oats, and which did considerable dam
age 10 corn and oats, laying some
fields Hat.
There Is only one store mt Tip Top
now, Mr.. Grat Gillespie, having re
Gently sold ont his stock of goods TO
Mr.. Tom Smoot
George Shafer, the get-around Supt.
OF The Radrord Brick Company, at this
place, is still hammering away in the
brick business, the daily output being
about $4,000 under favorable condi-
tions. IL would astonish any one not
accustomed TO this work TO sec the
quantity of earth which Is taken out
and shidped away in the bricks.
Mrs. Pearl Whitaker, Of ENNIS. w.
Va, who was formerly Miss Saunders.
of Radford, and her little son Julian,
were up TO see their cousin, McTeer
Saunders and family, several days.
This was her first visit here, and her
relatives were much pleased with her
Well, as we mus. get move on 10
the hay and oats. this scrap will close
with good wishes for all.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-07-28
Cattle Killed by
Lightning--PiCnic.

Wardell. Va. July &c.
Rev Mr. Christian exchanged pul.
pits with Mr. Abingdon at Midway, last
Sunday.
Miss HELEN Fudge. of North Taze-
well, was visiting the Misses Ward at
this place several days the first of the
week.
Revs Stuart French. OF Chattanooga.
and Eskrige and Messrs John Botti-
more and George Peery, of Tazewell.
spent several days fishing aud visit
ing their friends in this community
this week.
Mrs. ) B. Ward gave picnic in
honor of her niece, Miss Ella Wand, To
number of young people Tuesday.
While The attendance was few in num-
ber, yet some of the best families
this We're represented. Below We give
the names of tho guests:
Misses Bertha and Dasie Scott. Bes-
sic Peery and Carrie McGuire, OF Cebar
BLUM; Miss Blanch Brown, Of Paint
Lick and Miss Mary Lowe, OF Buffa-
10, y. Y.
Messrs Clarence Scott. John Me-
Guire and Fred Gillespie OF Cedar
Bluff, and Mr.. Chapman II. Peery. of
Paint Lick, and Arthur Lee Stras. OF
Roanoke.
Miss Blanch Brown entertained
several of her young friends at her
home ut Paint Lick. Tuesday night.
Ward Bros. lost two fine stears by
Lightning In the Cove, last Friday.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-07-28
PUT YOUR MONEY
WHERE YOU
KNOW 1T is SAFE
Take Care of the Pence for the
Pounds Will Take Care of
Themselves"

Your money working while
you sleep at the rate of three per
cent per annum. Kept safe by a
board OF directors who are some
OF the best men in the entire com
munity, and supervised by the
United States government, secure
from fire and thieves, makes an
investment absolutely safe.
Your account solicited " neither
large or small, and the same
courtesy extended to all.
Fire or burglars are liable to
visit your home or Office at any
time.
Special attention given to the
checking accounts of out of town
merchants. The accounts and
other affairs of our customers are
kept strictly private. "Take care
oil the pence for the pounds will
take care OF themselves" Better
still, take care of the pennies till
you have a dollars worth. and
then bring them to the savin gs
department of The American
National Bank of Graham, Vir-
ginia, and let them bear interest
for you.
THE AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK
OF GRAHAM, Va.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-07-28
For Cabbage Worms.

The following mixture will do the
work for the li;tle, green cabbage worm: !:
Get a small quantity OF Persian insect
powder from the drug st )re, and mix
with three times it's bulk offiour. or air
slaced .lime. and dust on the cabbage.
This will do the work Repeat, when
n .cessary. The writer uses Paris
green, but as many people are afraid
of II, and IN II Is injurious II not used
carefully, it is not recommended.
Cut out the above and preserve Il
for future reference.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-07-28
Democratic COnucuiion.

The Democrats OF Tazewell county
are hereby called 10 meet I'm mass
meeting at the Court House, ON Tues
day, August Sth, 1905, at IL o'clock.
for the purpose of electing - DELEGATES
each to Senatorial Convention for
this the 3rd District and Legislative
Convention for Buchanan and Tazewen
counties, each convention being held
at Cedar Bluir on August 81. 1905.
A County Committe Of five members
for each Magisterial district will be
elected at said meeting 10 serve for the
ensuing two years
] earnestly request n full attendance
of Democrats.
V. J.. SEXTON,
County Chairman.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-07-28
oc Laces

We have some exceptional
values in Val and Torchon Laces.
They will go at 3 yds for Oo
&c, ? yds for &c, yd ~
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-07-28

this week.
DIR. j. L. Peery. OF Oklahoma, is
spending few days here with his
mother' but expects TO return TO his
home the last of tho week.
Rev. W. ii. Greever and family. OF
Columbia. ). c. are visiting Mr..
Greevera parents here. He preached
at Central church last Sunday.
There will be n missionary meeting
a' Central church max Sunday.
Mrs. J. A. Greever and two children
OF Tazewcll, are visiting friends here.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-07-28
Good investments

300 acres in Tazeweli county; two
story, 13 room dwelling, large porch
around rbe building; running water n;
kitchen door; four barns on the place;
smoke house, spring house.
etc; 200 acres cleared land, 100 acres
timber. Also 3-story, IA room dwelling
situated on Church street, Pocahor-
tas, Va For full particulars, price,
terms. etc. apply 20 Il. Blair Hankin-,
Tazewen, Va.
Save money--buy your suit now.
Hurriseon a Gillaenia Rroa
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-07-28
Visitor From Oklahoma
Burko's Gnrden. Vn. Iul

Burko's Garden, Va, July 2G
We have been having some fine
growing weather for the past few days
Misses Clara aud Eta Greever src
visiting Sanders Gillespie, at Maxwell.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-07-28

August is the month for special bar
gains. HARRISON a Gillespie Bros.
GA TO RIA.
Bears the n The klnd You haze Always B,Hgs
asas'''' E<HSZ<
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-07-28

Special bargains nt The Big Store.
HARRISON & Gillespie Bros.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-04

paris, 8. Mdr3. Ser Minifer=
ratb bat bei9lofsn bic Debate tiber
Srennune bon Stant unb Stride 3u
bsrf6iebsn, big Die Weinunssberi4ie=
benbeiten Der &e9ieruns uno bes 2am=
merfOmites bestislid gin3elaeiten Der
MaBregel aus3uslei9en fin0. Sas
3omite mill ni9t wie bic &e9ierung
betagte prisftsr psnfoniren. Die Re
sierurs ideint seneigt benz 2omite
na6su9sbsn I'm bic 8sfirmorter bes
8eiebes 3u eiri9en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-04
Mlsrkwdroi9s @rabfattrn.

Die b0bmii9en Gbronifen eraGblen
bon elmer @rabitGtte, bic mod Bel benz
Oorfe Sui9nif gu feben iein foq unb
einen runben 9iigel obne irgenb ELM
Guberes Merfmal BARTLETT. Nls nGms
li9 i'm Sabre ITO in biefer @esenb
bic S9aaren Der um 8Dbmens Jiirs
ften6ut itreitenben !9er5Dse Sobieslap
unb 6riebria Suiammentrufen, fam es
CUR S4la9t. 9eraOs Griebri4 erlitt
cine poGftGnbise Nieberlase, fat ale
feline Sruppen purben tbeils nieberge>
bauen. tbeils sefaneen. Inter ben &C.
iangsnen bsfanb fi9 Elm beuti9er 9its
ter % %riefenbafter 2eibesgrObe. GO
balb Der t9e9if9e 9eraog SObieslatD
feiner anii9tig purbe, fam ibm elm
@infan, bon benz man ni9t ipeiB, oh
man iih mebr iiber bic S%pnberbarfeit
befelben peripunbern pber pielmebr bic
ausgeiu9te @rauiamteit perabf9euen
foa. @r lieb nGmli9 ben ganaen gez
barnif9ten Seuti9en, auf Dem Roife
fiBenb, nit Striden unb &etten in aufz
re4ter Steauns feftma4en unb befabl,
bab ieber &rieesmdnn fetnes 6eeres
feline Sturmbaubs bon Grbe bringen
unb iibsr ben ungliidli9en @~efunsenen
f9iitten foute. Sn fur5er 3ett par Der
Oeutf9e lebenbis in einem 8erge be-
sraben, ben Menf9enbdnbe sufammen>
eetrasen batten.
Gin Gbnli9es Grab, nur eblerer Dirt,
befinbet ii9 i'm aiiatiiden &Oniarei4e
&aian in elmer @bene BEL Der Stabt
Gamara. Sc lit Der Berg nSariol
&ursan" am linfen ufer Der @olgd.
Gin tatarifder Siirit Namens Moz
maon, tpel9er NIT fieben anberen 5ibz
rern Der Sdtaren an Der Wolea binauf
gegen Rublanb au 6elbe 5og, itare as
berfelben STEELE, an Der ii9 nun iener
Berg erbebt. Ssin Sob erfinte bas
gauge Seer Der @erbiinbeten nit aufs
ri4tieem S6mera. Sober ein5elne
2riegsmann trug in ieinem S6iloe
unb .6elme grbe unb Sanb uuf bus
Grab feines geliebten 8r~iessoberften
berbei, big unter ibren 9Gnben iener
Berg entifunb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-04

9 eitOrter 8 dbnenfdmpf.
Ser Sheriff 4tborne in Dorf, We., bat
ii9 BEL Der nnterbriidung zines 9ah>
n%enfampfs, Der sesen Mitterna4t in
elmer S9eune i'm Ganse NOR, nit
Rubm bebett. DIS er in 8eeleitung
zines Oeputp in Die S9eune einbrane,
i%tiir5ten fid ettpa go Der 3ui6arer uaf
ibn, aber En- mar Dem Inbrang ge@
padfen. f9lus nit sepaltiger Jauff
o9t Der Mnsreifer gu 8cben unb leste
atpei anberen 9anbfeTeln an. @ht an<
bere ersa6sn fi4 freitpinig. 4m ausz
gang Der S6eune pofirt unb Hieman=
ben binauslafsnb, fdidte Der Sheriff
feinen Nffifenten i6nen na6 Dem po<
li5eiri9ter, Der audi raid auf Der Bib
fld9e erf9ien unb in Der S9eune &C.
ridt bielt. Oic uebeltbGter mubten je
SIS auf benz Mltar Der Suitia ppfern
unb Die Rampfbdbne nabm Der Sheriff
als mi0fommene geute nit na6. Sauie.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-04


fol9 9ebabt.
Oeferrei@.llngarn
NuG tBen9
20 lie n. 8. Mdrs. 9is &unbreiis.
wel9e Der iisenolide 36nis MlfOniO
bemnd9t burd eurOpa antritt, tpiro
nit ieiner @erlObung enoigsn. Seine
an9eblide autiinftise graut feI bic
reiaenbe 19.idbrise gr3ber3osin Ga.
briele bon OefferreiG. sinej8o9ter bes
gr3ber3oss Grieoria, iein.
Seuti@Ianb.
peffim besdgIi9
ublan6's.
BerIin, 8. Wdra. Sas Wani.
felt bes 3aren an fein 0olf uno bic
pabri9einlide Hisoerlase Der Nrmse
merben BON ben bief9en 3eitunsen
aler parteien als Der geQinn elmer
neuen neutrality-suspicious. fur &ublano
anseieben Die monarhif9en3 eitunasn
p~ropheaeiert reis nurubsr i'm Snnerr.
Sisielben wtirben ben 8risg i'm Often
erf1meren unb ben 2rebit &aBlanbs
iddbigen.
O ubenunglh d.
Berlin, 8. Mdra. Sn Der
Ostar-2obIengrube bra9 beute 6euer
aus. bas Is gsreleute bonn Musgange
abi6nitt. 8iftige Gaie MAIDEN Ret
tunssarbsiten unm6eli9, Man slaubt,
bab bic gingeidlofenen toot finb.
Bef9hBer iir 2uie.
Berlin, 8. Wdr3. @ie benz
r2otal-M n3eiger" aug Slorens ssmelbet
tuiro, bat bic gr.2rOnprin3eifin 2uiie
BON Sa9fsn ibre Mbf9t, nod Der
sdpeis tberaufebsln. 10 gut uis auf.
gegehen. Sic miro fi9 tuabrf9einli9
bauernb in @alabrien nieoerlaRen. Sn
Der periOn bes sreiisn einfisen @ari=
b~albianer-O bsrfen, parlaments- Mbse-
orbneten unb bielfa9en MiIiondrs
N9iae Gawari if ibr ndmli9 Elm Be-
fdHber ertanoen. Ser gaIante alte
9aubegen bat ibr unb ibrem S69ters
den elm aipl auf ieinen sroBen @ttern
in StbsStalien anaebotsn, tinb he iol
biefe Oferte 10 gut ME angenommeu
baben. Wenn He Der Ginlaouna
tuirtli9 fOlgt. tuiro lie ni9t ldnger auf
bic ibr NIT WioermilIen eesablte l1nter-
fffbune bes Sresbener 6ofes aneepie-
fen fein.
g otni9e pbanta.fien n.
Berlin, 8. Mdrs. Sn Der
Club sriammluns Der sali3ii9sn con.
ferbatiben Nbgeoronstei, 3u 2emberg ct.
fldrte Der 0OrEbenbe, @raf stanislaus
b. SarnOwsti, preuben babe feline
9anb i'm Spiele bel ben l1nruben in
&uIfl9-polen. IS NOBLE i'm Srtiben
fi6en uno bic felt 2aneem berbeige-
iebnte @elegenbeit berbeift6rsn, bort
einsuf9reiten. Der @raf beri9erte
allen grnfss, preubii9s OfH3iers bdt.
ten fid often babin ausseipro9en, fe
utiroen balo in @uifi4-pOlsn elm.
ridden.
Sa @raf Stanislaus b. 8arnomsti
ni4t nur In Der aQpolnif9en Yropa=
GAMBIA cine tonan9ebenbe Stole 5pieIt,
fonbern aud ben regierenben Rreiien
Oeferrei9s nabe ffebt. 10 bat iein Mus-
fal bier re&t peinli& berHbrt. Seine
@rtldrung benefit nod bisFQsm 0afar-
halten. baB Der 6auptbaB Der national.
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-04
Granfreid.
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paris, 8. Mdrs. 6eute fanb
Die 3iDiltrauung 6rl. glfe pOrter's,
SD6ter bes amerifanifGsn 8otidafters,
nit Sr. ebpin Wenoe bon Grid
ftatt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-04

Oes 0eteranen 2etben.
Sn p~ittsburs, 3d., bat iid 3upitdn s.
g. &ledmer, elm prpminenter Selpro<
buaent, cine &usel aus benz S9enteG
f9neiben laTen, bic er AZ Sabre lang
NIT fib berumgetragen unb tpel4e ibm
bel l1nbebaeen peruriaht bat. Sn
1862 mar er i'm 5reffen BET Gaines
Mins, Mif., bon elmer ausel Der
RonfDberirien in bas linfe 8ein getrofz
fen tporber. gr purbe bann eefunsen
genommen nnb bat eeraume 3eit I'M
4ibbps @efdnenib augebra4t. Rlec>
mer 1T 81 Sabre alt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-04

Dfe 2ofomotipen fir bic
Gifenbahnen in Rorea fperben aus
f4liebli4 in ben Ser. Staaten sefauft,
notwithstanding neil fie bort f4neler gu
erlangen finb.