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Milford chronicle., 1905-06-16

lcal burden. II you do not care for
your body no one else can or will do 1t
for you"
importance of Care of Body.
But, though physical health offers the
foundation stones of the temples OF
success" and the ''temple OF peace and
happiness" it is amazing how men and
women will deliberately go forth and
ruin their physical frames. They
| would not treat hOrsefesh as they treat
their own bodies. HOrsetlesh they look
upon as valuable, and yet they do not
seem to think that their physical bodies
are valuable also. Some time ago
was riding through the country on one
of the most famous stage routes of the
world About every ten or twelve miles
the driver would rein In his team, and
then we would get relay Of horses. l
found that every little while he would
stop the horses and give them time to
catch their breath. Then l said: Il
suppose it Is a very easy matter to find
drivers for this stage line. The pay is
good The positions are absolutely as
sured to the men as long as they be-
have themselves. Some of these driy-
ers have been in the employ Of this
company for ten, fifteen, even for twen-
ty years" "Oh, yes" was the answer.
Its easy enough for the company to
get drivers, but very difficult to get |
the right kind Of drivers. A driver |
who is careless can ruin these horses |
in a few weeks. He will water them /
when they ought not to be watered. He |
will push them hard when they should .
them when they should not be fed. On
the other hand, the longer some drivers
handle their horses the stronger the
horses become" Then the driver lifted
his whip and cut the forward of horse
as he said: "That horse there is over
twenty years old He is a good, strong
animal yet. That one by his side Is
only FIVE He is good for fifteen years
Of future service. The reason our
horses last 90 long and do so much hard
work is because we treat them right"
The reason many mems physical bodies
give out and tumble into premature
graves is because their owners do not
oOl after them and care for them.
But as there are physical valetudi-
larians, so there are mental. As there
are scores and hundreds of phys
cal cripples who hobble around on
,rutches because they have not taken
are of their health, so there are scores
md hundreds Of mental cripples, who
lever have right thinking robust,
manly, Independent minds. because
hey have never made an effort to
hink. These mental weaklings are
lways depending upon others, or Dor
owing from others, or trying to be
rOpped up by others. As children,
hey started their mental training |
7rong. They have been very regular
q their habits. Ever since childhood I
avs they have been living mentally .
7ronG. I
Milford chronicle., 1905-06-16
Mental CrippIes.

AHAURAEAs
We first met these mental cripples
or mental dependents in our school
room. One of them was our seat mate
II there was a hard problem in equa-
tions, or algebra, or trigOnometry, he
always sat by our side. chewing the
end of his pencil and looking around
the room, until we had worked out
the answer, and then he calmly copied
it Off and turned in our work as his
own. In school days 1 had one of
those mental leeches by my side. For
days and weeks he always copied my
work. And what was my surprise in
one examination, he received a higher
mark than /, although his paper was
mine, practically in toto. He was
mentally capable, but he simply would
not work.
We find these mental weaklings or
dependents everywhere around us in
the world. You have one in all proba-
bility in your domestic servant She
will do what You tell her to do, but un-
less you furnish her your brain and
thinking power she is Of no more prae-
tical use in the world than a lifeless
stick. Instead Of rising a little earlier
than the family and getting her work
well under way she does not get up
till You call her. After breakfast she
just sits. Then you come to her and
say, "bIary, 1 wish you would sweep
up the parlor and dust the mantels."
Eyes, ma'am." Two hours later, going
into the room, you find Mary leaning
out Of the window and watching the
playing in the street. You
say: MARY, this is cleaning day. Can't
you do something besides stare out Of
the window? Have you swept the par
for fiOOr?" Eyes, ma'am." 'Then why
did yOu not go ahead and make up the
beds?" Because, ma'am, you did not
tell me to do it, ma'am." "Well, then
go ahead and make the beds" "Yes,
ma'am." Two hours later you come
back from some shopping and market
ing, and there you find Mary gossiping
with the cook in the kitchen, and the
front porch is dirty, and the rugs are
all askew in the halls, and the wash
ing has not been put away. MARY,
Mary" you cry, losing all your pa
tience, "what is the matter with you?
Why are you sitting idly there? Have
you fixed the halls and cleaned the
bathroom and put away the washing?"
NO, ma'am." why have you not
lone these thlngsT" Because, ma'am,
you never told me to do that, ma'am.~
We'll, go and do them now" Eyes,
Now, Mary is not a physical
She is a mental cripple.
She will not take an interest in things.
She will do what she Is told to do. but
not one thing else win she do. And
ny friend, it is your duty and mine to
mentally wake up. It is our duty to
prepare ourselves for mental toll.
Having eyes with which to see, it is
,ur business to see. Having ears with
which to hear, it is our business to
Iear. God expects every man to bear
physical burden. He also expects |
very man to bear a mental burden.
Beecher's Illustration.
Manly independence in reference to /
he mental burdens we ought to bear.
vas well illustrated by Henry Ward
seecher in a remarkable address he
lade some years ago. Here is one
Milford chronicle., 1905-06-16
P.B. NV. RAILROAD

OELAWARE DIVISION
on and after Nov. 2sth, lsO4,trains Will leav'
= follows:
Milford chronicle., 1905-06-16
u. M. d ". Branch,

At Georgetown trains connect with train
TO and nom Franklin City,
Going south read down North read nm
Milford chronicle., 1905-06-16

lDaily. sDaily except Sunday.
NEW CAsGLR ACCOMMODATION TRAINs..
Leave Wilmington .7.S7, 828 am, SO4, 40
6.5S pm. week days. Leave New Castle S.S
9.5S, I.02, a. m, 2;St, 64l p. IA. week days.
.rrsrH M,
Milford chronicle., 1905-06-16

''Su Miss Ellsabeth shaw entertained company
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-16

Sugar Gureb e&taiex - grHs nualitdt ,
1870 Bfanb Is: Ii FfsRs lbs; 1918
Bfanb lst; Swette nuaIttdt : se-ls Rtsutb
12Ie /; Is 8fanb l8s ; IL Rtsnsb l2ie /; 10
8fuisn 13c.
GsIfornti@e e0tnies-6 DID 8 HfuRb 8}e;
9 bts Ii Hfsuh &c.
G@uIterm-GneI. Gureb, 10 tu 20 Rfana
hi Dur@i&ntt, &c; Is Hfrxb Dur&i&nsH.
Sc, 10 Biz 12 Hfuas Sfe.
Trabfi6,e Yed-RIarer exsItib gursb lie
eepdbIter Susar Gureh 17e, s-7 BfuxS tm
Dur3f9nttt lB}e; 8 ts Q Btsxt la Sur4'
I@nitt 13e; 10 BIB Is Pfuxh ta Our9i&nHt
lie; s pfanb TN Dur9f4xtt, i9nnsI. 1eie.
8 4fuab t1 Dsr&i&att. i&usaI, 1a}s.
eped. gnsI.-gewdbIter. 8 bB 10 Rfuah
ha Oar@i@nttt, 152e; u bU u Rfusb tm
Dur&i&attt. lie.
eped-2lare eetea. 90 bw 70 Bfxab t1
9ur@i&nttt, loo; &sre eettex. 20 b 80
4funb, l0e; Riare Belief, 70 ts 90 Ftub,
94s; 1s bts 20 4fb.. sie: II Ss Is Ptmb,
loo; aIare SeA6ex, Is % 60 pfsxh. Sc,
aaaaea Ia ID 1e Rfsnb Ole; Ans Na6sx
u Q Ptns. 7He
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-16
9ie @abl &aibington'S
.aGs Srt Ser Triebens=@ erban0lnnget ~berieOigt
audi tit Tranfreid.
aein prenBider Erin; fit ben Sbron ben g~forwegen 81 ba6en. 9udst
zines idmebideu griuam nit elmer emgGi6en YriuseiTn. =
ltnweter in Der GtfI unS Oil Der Moel. =
9enan Senfmal emMiat.

belm, Rommanoeurs bss 2. @aroez
regiments J. e., bsri9iso, tpuros mad
Der 6sowisstir9e iibsrfa9rt, mo nit
grObsm @eprdnse eine esiGenfsisr tatt-
fano. Sarauf wuroe Der Sarg, be,
bufs 8~sf6rosruns mad Der 9eimat5,
auf ben anbalter 8abnbOf sebra4t.
Ser Raiisr, bic prin3er unb bic @snes
ralitdt fOlgtsn benz Sarge 3u CUB
Samper Setartos.
Glensburg, preuB.n, Is.
SUM-. Ser SstartOs gsb6rts Der
Jlsnsburser Sampferseienf9aft unb
bate teins arisgstontrsbanbs an gorb.
Seine Demanding uurbe su gatabia
gelanoet.
8rOBbritannien.
So93eit m 26niss.
baue.
Winbfpr, Is. Stunt. Ssuts
fano bic Srauung bes Sobnes bee
aronprinsen BON Sameben, bes prin=
get, @ufab Woolf nit Der prin3eifn
Warsarst bon @Onnau9bt fatt. Ias
gorbersitunssn tuaren untsr b~irstts,
2situng bes a0nigs setroHen.
Die Srauun9sfeene In Der ct.
@sor9e's 2apsIe mar cine brilants
AHaire. Die pra9t Der unifOrmen
urtb Sanentoiletten mar grobartig.
galo na9osm Der bObe Absl, Weinifer,
0ertreter ausudrti9erR eeierunger uip.
fid einsefunben batter, aog bas 8raut.
paar, bsglsitet bon Der t6nisli9sn ia.
Mile unb eldnasnoem @efOlse Elm. DE,
gr3bii4of bon Canterbury boa3Og BIZ
3sremOnie.
0a& bsrislben farb Elm aldnasnbel
@abelfrabfid i'm S9lofe itatt.
DDS iun9e paar reiffs bon Winbio,
nod @6sibire ab. ct uirb sinisI
Wo9en su Saisbton Strange, ben
Sibe ber @,dfn @rosbsnor perueiler
uno bau1 nod Srlano gebsn.
8eIbe Gteber.
Man4eFsr, Is. SUM-. Die bis
fige gsiunbbeitsbeb6roe bat srmittslt
bab Elm 3O9 zines Sampfers, Der an
8. Stunt bon Busnos Mprss su Mio
b~leboroueb antam, am selben 6isbs
eeftprben 1T.
gu 6amburs, hoo Der Sampfer sri
einlief, mar bic 3abl Der Sobssfda
aufgefalsn unb bas S9if bssinf3ir
tuorben. Bel Der Intunft 3u Mioole
borough teri9tete Der 2apitdn, oaB Of
Borb MIes tpobl fei. Sie 9rantbei
Tam srif ont 9. Suni gum Musbru9
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-16

JnbtanaYsIis 2e1ees8refs
SersSsnI. bts gutter lo-lae; srts,a sss g.,
rablter l4-l8e /; Sanep S24-Sse, gohex
Beaow 10 bts 22e, Saua 2s-32e.
SR 8adetsm:
8stoia $18.2b, Zion $13.26, Jeitt tl3.25;
Caracas $13. 26, DiumortbIs s12. 30, Drta
Sara gIens $14. 0 {, RaiIBoa9 s13.s5, Ostss
Slembeb Sapa S12.60.
Saeer-Dontnoes 8.62e; ehidndes 7.i7
saIperiFrtsr s.S7e: xxxx YaIDe=sFr4r s.4as,
ietser sranuIirtsr 6.17c; Cubes e.62s; Gpss
feetioners' U 1910; Eibaemeos U 6.e7s; RkDs
ais u 5.77e; GusYtre I'd 7ae; SasaI srtsa
goIben g 6.87e: Btnhfpr grtra 6 B.s2e}
Rsbsspooe 6 6.52c; seIber 9 SAFE; 10
Ser 6.12.
eYrup-e tanaarb Corn 2Ss BIB a5s, 90
wdbIter 27e bis sec; eorsbxm sSe bic sec;
Stem Orleans &oIaHes Ice Biz 2se; ssaakb
ter 80e Bis 38e.
RiHs-BraiI nsa &c BIB loo; SiIherts Ias
9sanbeIn IA; wei&i&aIise Haxbega lk;
Serbian RarbeIn 16e; Heamats E bic 6fS
ser6fete &c Biz Sc; GnsIif&e EaIxide
gamb7-7e; etansen sentf9t &c; esu,
e.r semiiGt &c; Banner TutR &c; Grean
8onbons 10c: ss. 2 CREAM seudi9t g.
@etro6nete Sri&te-AepfeI, on ber eaxxs
setrodnet. &c: SobannesbeereH 7e Biz 7ks;
ettron 13e bts l4e; %oFneH, q Grpwx, yr
qfunb. 7e. 8 gropa 7}e. 1 9rons tic Iacs
n1enfreie ebts Sc, California R,seatel 7ks;
euItona nc. t,tporttrte SuItama lie Biz Ils
California Apritofen 8e bs Lee.
Gifg-Ra4 40 OF. Tef). Sat- s-11sW
CaQeue.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-16
0ttxADe.

Het8sx - 20. q retber S9c, auf etir,
fen. $1.00 pcn TabIen; 30. 8 rot5ss S.,
SSuIt Sic; M~asemuetsa 9ec
Rorn (neaes) - go. l uess &c: Re. q
weib CSC; go. Q wetb s5:; SO. 4 pstt.
53:; Hs. Q metz senii&t 5li:. go. .
wetb seurif9t 6be; SO. 4 rts serstf4t
g8c: 80. Q eeIb 5lie: &c. 8 ssfb 54i {
80. 4 GELD 53s; 30. 3 geuri4t 54t |;
SO. 8 aemii&t 5tic; 30. 4 eenF9t b8s ;
3pIben 503e.
Hafer- 30. Q weiser 3s}e; 20. 8 psffa
3d.; 20. 2 oeuai9ter 3l}s; 10. 9 ssmH4tsJ
SIC.
Sea = 80. 1 airnotbs $40 90; 70.
2, $500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-16

0epodeItes e~&wetxefei9 - kxc@exIoies
Sameg Big $500; RIarss Eea1 s1s 80; Saup
!g $500; Short Glsas tll.5O: RuHyt
s13. 30.
geoorrtes RtHbFeti4 - e4xten, rsa.
ssts. 13te; aasenfettex Lex; SxRsxi. I5};
Sn69eI 16c.
S4naJ - In Tierets Il. Dual. eks:
0uaIttdt Sie; 8. 0uaIttdt exc
NAirfe - eerdu&erte Bratrura e}e
5rantfurter 73e; Bologna in D6zu,sx &c, tn
Iu& 6ke.
RidIss-2400 TN 5ob 80; 1900 tat Eas
ss: 1900 ta asIbfas $500: 200 ir Sas
$3.50.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-16

SrN&es HinhFeH&-@eRItGe etere - II
TIC; biefise etiere 9-9fe; hssies Ehsbe
$50 Biz 200 Hfuah Sc; btefae 3I5e zoe
bts $50 PfunS 6}e &Sbe $50 Biz $50 Pftmb
7e; stisr gorberDtertI 7e, etser 3tstes'
pterteI 12e, Et,tb 1txtersiesseI lie. Rsmb
gorberpierteI &. Rub Eortepsestel &c &tb
0smterpierteI 9}e.
Sri&es 3aIbHdi&-3dIbes 9S. 6tnte-s
uterteI 12e, BoroeruierteI 7e.
Trif9es e9aiReii9 - 26nuser PEI prnsh
lie ; e@aft 9}e; S@exieI lbs; Rods trk
16G.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-16

als Der Sod mad Man9efsr gereif
tpar, no CT am IL. SUM- ffarb.
Die Ofisisue %anttnoisuns fast. bab
ale 8Orfttsmabregeln getrOHsn nuts
ben, UNI cine Nusbrsitung Der Seu9e
AT b~er6inbern.
Seut9er Samper bers
entt +.
Qonboft II, Is. Stunt. Ser beuti9e
Sampfer Setartos wurbs nod 9ier
eingelaufenen Wa9ri9ten bonn 80.
Mlai bon benz ruIfi9sn 9ilfstrsu3er
DON gum Sinten sebradt.
Ser Setartos bsfano fib auf eem
Wsss bon Sapan na9 S;entfn uno
bate cine 2aouns b6lsernsr @ei9tB=
bsttun9er an goro.
S@weoen. Norwesen.
Aud q ortue9en eiertbi E
So4aeit m | t.
Girl t iania Is. Stunt. Bon
allen 6Hsntli4en uno bielsn anberen
gebduben tpebten bsute bic Tlaggen,
UNI Die So93eit oss gntels 96nig Os=
far's, bss prin3er @uftab Nbolf nit
Der prinssifn WarSaret bon gOn.
nausbt su feiern.
9as Sturt6ins bat bei9lohsn,
@ltduini9s an 86nis Ostar uno bas
5O9seitspaar au Ienosn. Sn benz
@lidwuni9e wiro &6nig Cstar als
va6nis BON S9weosn" senannt.
Csaerreid .llnsarn.
ii
Gatab b.
Wien, Is. SUM-. giner Met-
bun aus 8ubepsf sufolgs tpurbe gee
fern Elm 9enau=S entmal in Der @es
b~urtsfabt oss 9i9ters. gfatao, un-
garn, entbtat. Ser Nbssoronete 6srs
sog belt bic unsariide, prof. Seinri9
bic beutf9s Gefrebs. Der 8runofsin
3u benz Sentmal mar am Is. ausuif
1902 gele9t porben.
6rtedenfan0.
sur ie SinterbIiebenen
BON Q elpanuis.
Mt6en, Is. Stunt. Ser ern,or-
bste prsmisrminitsr Selpannis if bul-
adnbia arm seforben. Die Seputir-
tentamnler MIL far bic Gamilie eine
penFon ausfsbeu.
ginsr Der Beibsr bss Spielbauies,
au benz Der W6roer in gerbinounq
fano. tpurbe heute berbaftet. @r CAB
Der poli3ei bic Nameu Der Infifter bee
Woroes.
Hublanb.
gu pdt.
e t. petersburs,1 Is. Stunt.
@roBfdrit Nleris, Sber=Momiral be,
6lotte unb Sntel oes 3aren, fouie Nb.
miral Npsuan, gbsf Der N%omiralitdt,
f,b bon ibren pofen 3uriidsstreten.
SIrfei.
& nj nit Macebpniern n,
Salpntfi, Is. Stunt. Gin
Banbs bon 80 maesoonii9en Sniur.
senteu tpuroe na6e palanfa mad fieben'
tinbisem Sample bon tiirtii9en $rup'
pen %boafdnoig aufserieben. Die 8hr'
ten batten 9 Soote, barunter 3pe
Offi,ipre INN IL Wermun0efe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-16
. @aaensRaytt.

Observation-Disclosures: SIC. 0o-l1.e1.
3Iee gertaufspreiie: IS. 00-Sl0.0a
BeIiGtorn - 8ertaufspreis: ie ROO ts
0uaIttdt, 80 BIB 68s.
8afr-sei&dIt A-46e; m ben Kesta
$8.00-$10.0e rer Tsnne. Eeuer 88-85t.
etrob-Rreie. ie mad BEN gSah. ir Seh
len, $6.00-$6.00.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-16
SGmereteu.

Rotber 8Ieeiar1en 81 .76-S.B.
gnslii&er 3Ieeiamen $8.50-s.B.
AIfbte 8Ieefarten $8.0o-8.50.
&IfaIfa RIeeiamen $4,000.
BeiSer 3leeiarnen $500.
@epdblter Eimotbb 1 .s0-1.79.
Srbindrer bis gutter Eta.otbp $1.8S-I.60.
Saneb Rentudp gIausras s1.00-1.a6.
gIausras in @baf 60c.
GnsIti1es gIausras $l.45.
>DrGarb @ras 81. 70-1.80.
@eb Top in gbaf Bc-$1.le.
Rafer &orn Be-$1.00.
Hrnber Suaerrobr e5ar1e, $1.O0-1.25.
8eiber 9aferiar,en 40c
Sriibiabrs @erfte $1.25.
@eibes ur,b seIbss Rorr $1.00-L3.
Reb Cob gnfIase $1.10-1.25.
gotp 4eas $l.76.
Nsinet 81. 80 bis $685.
Sribiabrss@ eyen 81 40.
SekmiebeI, weibe, seIbe unb rotbe $3.50
pet BuibeI.
Gib : RartoHeI, seIbe Seriet, Bermuda,
geIbe ytaniemono unb fibIi9e Queen $500 Der
SaS: rotbe NaniemonS S2.75: 8rafEianti9e
$3.50.
2artoFeIn, fribe 8 Ao9en zoe pet BuibeI;
Iribe Dbio Coo per SuibeI; frtbe Noie soc per
friibe Burbanf soc per BuibeI; frhbe
oebron doc per guibeI; TuraI Stem Dort anh
Green Nountatn 40c per SuibeL
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-16
Tra@te nab 0emaie.
SrA9te.

aepteI-@ute ao4apfeI s2.2s-2.6o per
Sab.
Bananen 81. 60-2.00; tIetne &1-$1.25.
Gramberries So .O0--7.00.
9rauben Nalasa $3.50.
gitronen ~$3.0O-S.26 per Rife.
Dransem 2.50-S.S6; SaIifornta eeeS'
Iinss s1.7O-1.90 per Rife.
Grbbeeren Snoiana $l.W bic $1.bo.
@emIfe.
Motbe Niiben $1.60 per Sat.
Rraut. 9oaanb seeb SIS pei Sonne; &otb'
traut 81. 80 per Sat.
California geIerp 86c-$1.00 per Hun@.
BIumentsbI 81 per OuSere.
Dsfter pIant 16e pee Dn*enh.
ealat &c per Hfanb.
8miebeIn $2.2B-2.60 per bunhert 8tinb;
SLIGO per 8uibeI; ipanti@e ST. 80 pei Grats.
Rartofeln 1880 pet Cad; SOC auf ben
@eIeiien.
Suinois eab $ aartofTeln $500 per Tas.
garinips $500 per Sat-.
Stabilize 15e pei Du$enh.
geterfIie soc per Du$eab Bun9es.
Spinat -75e per Sab
BeiSe Miiben $500 per Sat.
Nutabaaos $1.10-$1.20 per Gab.
SparaeIn loc Bis 26e PEI Bun@.
&bubarb 15c Bis zoe per Du$enb.
Crime 3miebeIn &c per Su$eno.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-16
Tranfrei9.


Waibingtons als Ort Der Jrieoens-
perbanblungen pirb bier aagemsin NIT
gefriebisun9 aufsenommen.
Die sinsise Na9ri4t iiber bas IRE
Iultat fam bar9 bic afociirte preHe
6ierber.
9iplomatsn ino seneist, bic Wabl
oes Dries als ben srfsn biplomatii4en
Siss Sapans an3uTs9en, ba &ublano
einen surosdif9en Dirt wiinf9te, So
pan nbsr ni9t.
Ils Baron &oien, usl9er Der Na9-
folser bss goti9afters @rafen @aiFni
III, bic Sepsi9s ssieigt tpuroe, ls9nts
sr ss Ob, fi9 ausenblidli9 iber bic
Ga9e aussuiprsasn. Die Nbreiis bss
8arons mar auf ben 20. sunni fef9e-
fest. mag absr isbt friibsr erfOlsen, ba
er lsoisli9 In psrf0nliten Nngsleger'
6eiten bier 1T.
Seutf6Ianb.
2ein preubif9er prins
su aben.
BerItn, Is. Stunt. Cine aus
gbrifiania tsIssrapbii@ gemelbets
0a9ri9t ruff sans bsfOnoeres Sntershs
mao. Sarna@ fol- fur ben 5al, baB
26nis Ostar bon S9meoen bic 2rone
N~orpessns fur einen ieinsr Sb6ne be-
finitip ablebnt, in mabgebenoen nor.
wsaif9en 2reiisn BITE Ibf4t befe6en,
Die a~6nisstpiirbe benz 2aiisr Wilbelm
fur sinsn prsubii4sH prin3sH aH3us
bieten, um auf bisfem @ese Seutf9-
lambs @obluolett ,u gstpinnen. Wie
Elm FOLDER plan, tuenn CT tbatid9Ii4
CUR g%usfhbruns tommen iOlte, ON
valerb6dfer SteQe" aufssnommen
usrbsn mti,os, bartiber berrf9t unter
6iefigsn @utunterri9tsten MIR cine
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siebunssn, tpsl8e swii4en Raiier Wil-
belnt unb a6nie Ostar obmalten, uno
tpsib, bab bic spmpatbieu Bel 5Ofe in
benz gsssntpdrtieen itanbinabii9en
2onfitt bur9aus auf Soften bes 9aus
fes gernabotte Fnb. Ssr ebentuele
geI9eib tpiirbs bic Norwsgsr baber
taum sntaiden.
5 Il rbeuti9 De poIicen=S IL
haberber gauttabIe.
Berlin, Is. SUM-. Gin Go
mite bon perionen, wel9s in Der SEEM
Dortsr equitable. 8eieqi9aft bsrft9eri
fnb, bat untsr 2eitung bes oeutiaen
S9ubbsrbanbs fur Jsusrberf9eruna
cine @srIammluns far bic nd9fe
Wo9e einberufsn. Als 3wed Der
8%eriammlun9 wiro bic grgrsifune
bon S9ubmabreseln i'm Snterehe ber-
ienissn @erf9erten Der equitable an-
ssgsb.n, tuelde In Seuti9lanb anidifs
inb. Die reuefen 3abelmslounssn
ibsr cine bsborfebsnbe 46iuns Der
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gefrisbisuns bernommsrl uorben.
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gen CUR 6ol9e batten, baben In Der
gifel unb Der @egenb Der Moisl bel
8risr, 3sltinsen uno gsrneafsl Der.
bdnsniBbols 0srbssrunssrt angeri9tet.
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lanse Sabre binaus tpirb Der S9aben
niGt uieosr gut 3l MAIDEN fein.
@omites in ben beimseiu9ten Ortsn
baben aufrufe erlafsn, In tpel9sm FL
bringeno I'm nnterfiBung bitten, ba
6unosrte bon Gamilien UNI ibr sansss
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6ffsntli9e unb pripate Wobltbdtisteit
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5irf 2eOpoIb aurIebter
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gnsros 8 Bertaufspretfs Sns$ortt.t.
e@pepertdte 8ec pei Rfans exbetuuf&e.
e9mesertdie TIC. Diseonfm Gseem 8 RAJ
Is. Eeu Dors GbebSarsi &c., sfatssast
i&es 2tatburger lie. Nrs6 lSe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-16

&&nbIer beSobIex fsIaexne Rreaie:
Butter - Gountrt. los, 0rearser9 26:.
OIatx 28c.
ekr-l3e pet OateKo.
3Itner 10e, &dbRs 8. TurfeasE10-l2e.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1905-10-13

rented rooms of Mrs. Kate Pepin at
her residence On Third street south.
where she will give instructions upon
the violin, mandolin, and banjo. She
already has several pupils, and is de-
SirOus Of getting more. Miss Thayer
comes to US highly recommended as
an instructor on these instruments,
She was pupil under Jacob Reuter-
of WauSau, for four years, after which
she graduated from the Chicago mus
ical college, under Jacobsohn and then
studied a year in France under GeloSo.
She is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Thayer of Wausau, and a
young lady of great accomplishment.
The young people of Grand Rapids
who desire instruction upon any one
of these three instruments will do
we'll to call upon her while here, to-
day, Friday and Saturday.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1905-10-13
Knew One Burglar.

At least enc of the Wild Kuse burg
lars captured last week is known 70
the police of this city. The one in
particular is "Red" O'ConnOr, who
has come to this town every year for
long time. Policeman John CARR
bee remembers many visits of the fell
low to Grand Rapids, and many times
that he has placed the man in the
city repository for hoboS. Policeman
Mike Mason also remembers the fellow
as do Chief Gibson and Policeman,
John Raath, all Of whom have seen
him and have at one time or another,
had occasion to ask the man to accept
little board from the city free
charge at the building opposite the
court house.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1905-10-13

Mrs. Sarah Crowley spent part of
the week in this city visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Seth Abrams on the
west side. Mrs. Crowley's LONE IS in
Sparta.
Mrs. BelaDger. who has had her
dressmaking parlors in the KRONER
building, has rented suite of rooms
in the second story of the Smith
building opposite the Witter.
Miss Lydia E. Lessig was rendered
position in the public schools of
Madison and left for that city Monday
to accept the same. This is a COM
plement paid Wood county girl.
Mr.. Zimmendorf, the Singer ma
chine agent, who had his Office on
the west side has now rented a part
of the Bogoger building on the east
side, and here he will have his office
hereafter.
Mrs Frank Berg, of Calumet, Wis,
and Miss Josephine Mennig, of Spo-
kane, WASH. are in the city this
week, the guests Of Senator and Mrs.
Wipperm an. Miss Mennig expects to
make an extended visit, possibly
most of the winter.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1905-10-13

A representative of this paper went
through the second and third floors Of
the f. j. Wood block this week, and
found the Order of Elks nicely stu
ated in the third story. with a very
pleasing outlook over the Wisconsin,
both north, west and south. They
have club room nicely furnished, a
kitchen, store room, lodge room with
suitable anterooms. This order GER
tainly has the finest lodge room in
Grand Rapids. The firm of Bauman
and Davis are nicely located in their
new offices recently remodeled and re-
arranged, and the entire floor of the
old part has been painted and var.
niShed, and the walls freshly dec
Grated. Mr.. Wood can feel proud OF
the entire block, which is modern in
every respect. The firm of Jacobson
and DeGuere expect to move into
their new suite of rooms next week.