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The Breckenridge news., 1905-02-01
DO THEY. NOW ?

The Winchester Sun -Sentlnel saws:
"There are about twenty Southern
Congressman that are obtaining mon
ey under false preteDses. They get this
by claiming to represent a constitu-
ency largely of negroes but do not al
low the negro to vote. They ought
to be indicted.
There are also many times twenty
Congressman, Southern, Northern.
Eastern and Western Congressman,
who claim to represent 1.-THE people
of their respective districts. Many OF
those "people" are women, but they
are not counted as "people" and
they are not allowed to vote. Do these
Congressman really represent the
people,
Ida Calvert Obenchain.
The Breckenridge news., 1905-02-01

have placed the figures at about $50, 600
pounds. When the buyer comes to
purchase the tobacco of this union the
above committee and the owner Of
eacn crop Will take the buver to look
at the TOBACCO Then, if they agree,
the committee sells the tobacco to
the buyer, and sign the contracts with
the buyer. The tobacco must be nice
ly handled and delivered In good or
der. Then if any trouble should occur
between the owner of the tobacco
aud the buyer the tro1ble will be
settled by the committee ana the. buy
er.
l.. g. Taul.
The Breckenridge news., 1905-02-01
AS SUPPLEMENTS.

AS a result. of observation and
reflection during a long life touching
public men and measures In wide
variety, 1 would desire for my country
three things above all others to sup
plement American civilization; from
Great Britain her administration of
criminal Justice from Germany her
theatre and from anv or every
European country save Rnssia, Spain,
and Turkey, its government of cities.
Andrew d. Whites Impressions
of the German Emperor" in the Feb
ruary Century.
The Breckenridge news., 1905-02-01
JNO. WEATHERHOLTS
HOME LOST BY FIRE

The home of john Weatherh 1t,
three room dwelling on the farm of
Jas. b. Fisher, southeast of town, was
destroyed by fire last Wednesday about
noon. The family was at dinner and
did not know the dwelling was on fire
until the flames had gained such head
way it was impossible to exit nguish
them. The fire is Thought to have
caught from a stick of wood which
rolled out of the fire place. Practically
none of the furniture was saved and
the house was total loss The house
was the property of Mr. Fisher
Wmle at dinner In the kitchen a
member of the family saw smoke
issuing through the door leading into
the living room. Upon investigation
it was discovered that the flames had
spread all over the walls of the room
adjoining the LIVING room and that the
latter room also was on fire The fire
burned so rapidly that only some bed
ding, clothing and few other things
could be saved II is thought that a
stick of wood rolled from the fire
place In the living room, struck the
dog-lron, was knocked backwards, and,
in some way, part of it burned its
way through the thin partition separ-
ating the two rooms and, in this man
ner, set fire first to the adjoining
room. in which there was no fire.
The Breckenridge news., 1905-02-01
HANCOCK COUNTY.
Events Among Our NeighbOrS Of
Interest To Our Readers In
Breckenridge County.
Hancock Clarion. !


Mr.. j. w. Bates, who has Deen sick
so long with tuberculosis of the JOINTS
was able to be out Thursday. His
friends are much pleased to see him
on the road to recovery.
Mr.. D. B. Denton. of Chambers,
went to Garfield, Breckenridge county,
on Monday, to attend, this afternoon,
the marriage of his daughter, Miss
Lena, to Mr.. Philip Snyder Miss
Denton visited in Hancock county last
July and soon grew to be fayorlte
with all.
The City Council met in special
session Monday morning to grant Ii
cense to Messrs. T. l.. Galley, of Glow
export, and JAS. Mastersop. of Troy,
to sell whisky in the Hswley corner
recently vacated by the Hawesville
Bank. The saloon will open about Fri
day.
Z. K. Norman, of near Patesville,
Is announced today as a candidate'for
Assessor, subject to the Republican
primary Saturday. April 1st. Mr..
Moorman is one of the substantial men
of the county, leader in his party
and a veteran in Party's service If
nominated he would undoubtedly add
strength to the ticket and if elected he
would be faithful in the discharge
his official duties.
q James Couty writes us to change
lis paper to Claremore, Indian Terri
nry. Mr.. Couty formerly lived at
Skillman. The family moved to Glow
export and his livery stable was burn
ed in the big fire at that place. Soon
after he and his wife and son, Arthur,
moved to Sterling, Kansas. They had
not been there long when the son
became afflicted with most violent
attack of chronic rheumatism. They
moved to Hot Springs, ARR, for reliet.
but falling to find it they are now
going to Indian Territory with renew
ed hope. Young Couty is no better,
and the entire county will sympathIze
with the family In their misfortune
The Breckenridge news., 1905-02-01
THE FREEZE OF 1857.

The freezing of the Ohio at this
point last week recalls the freeze of
1857 to the older citizens.
Mr.. A. B. Skilman came to this
city on January Z, 1857, and the river
was frozen at that time. MIR. Sklllman
says the river remained frozen until
March. People who got out of flouI
here, because the boats could not run,
had to go to Falls Of Rough to have
their wheat ground, and had to cross
the ice to a corn mill in Perry county,
Ind, when they wanted meal.
The Breckenridge news., 1905-02-01
HANDSOME CANE.

w, l.. McCracken, who came home
from Eddyville last week to vote in the
primary, made Marshal De Haven the
present of handsome cane, which was
de IN the State penitentiary at Eddy
lie, where Mr.. McCracken has a posi-
II as guard. The cane is made OF
leather washers tightly strung on a steel
rod and inlaid with mother. f-pearl
Part of the handle also is of mother-of
pearl. The cane is handsome walk
ing stick and is about as formidable
looking a wcapon as chilly"
The Breckenridge news., 1905-02-01
TARFORK UNION REPORT

Tarfork Union No. l, A. S. of +. e,
organized with ten members, now has
a membership of forty. Said union has
fixed the price on all dark tobacco
that is sound at eight cents round and
hurley at twelve cents, and has sp-
pointed a committee of three men to
sell the tobacco tnat belongs to the
members of the union. DeDnie Sher-
ran. Chas. labelling and Wash Robbins
compose the committee.
The commi ttee has made An esti-
mate of the number of pounds of to-
bacco that belong to the union and
The Breckenridge news., 1905-02-01
Headache
Can be Cured with
DIR. Miles Anti
Pain Pills.

II your nerves are subject to disturb
ances such as Headaches, Neuralgia,
Backache, Rheumatism. Menstrual
Pains, Sleeplessness, etc. their Jarring
and jangling can be quickly ended with
a DR.. Miles Anti-Pain Pill
DR.. Miles Anti-Pain Pills are pleas
ant little pink tablets, which do not act
on the bowels. nor do they have any
disagreeable weakening or habit-form-
ing effect on the system.
They are the result Of the latest scien-
tifc knowledge on the subject Of Pain.
and bring relief safely and quickly to
the greatest sufferer.
You should always keep a box Of DR..
Miles Anti-Pain Pills in the house. since
you never know when pain may attack
you, and 1t is wrong to suffer when your
suffering can be so quickly relieved.
DR.. Miles Anti-Pain Pills contain no
opium, chloral, cocaine. morphine, or
similar drugs. and are sold by druggists
pay your money back.
BY relieving Pain, DR.. Niles Anti
Pain Pills shorten suffering, and length
en- life. rs cents. Never sold in bulk.
'T have used DIR. Miles Anti-Pain Pills
when troubled with headache, and find
that one pill infallibly. effects relief in a
very short time. also use DR.. Miles
Nerve and Liver Pills when necessary.
/ am considerably afflicted with neural
gia OF the head and find these pills Of
much benefit to me. They are all that
GATE, 2l9 Oakland St., San Antonio.
Tex
The Breckenridge news., 1905-02-01
GIVES DINNER PARTY

Mrs. G. B. Sklllman gave a dinner
party Friday afternoon at O'CLOCK,
complimentary tc her mother, Mrs T.
b. Young, and sister-in-law, Mrs. Robt.
Young, of Morgantield. The following
were the guests; Mesdames q. W
Short, q W. Moorman, f. T. Haynes,
r. e. Moorman, F. p. Payne, J. T.
Skillman, J. d. Babbage, A. B. Skill
man and Leon McGavock.
The Breckenridge news., 1905-02-01
WORKS TO PERFECTION

The curfew law, which went into
effect n--January 1, seems to be work
ing to perfection. as it has not been
necessary for Marshal DeHaven to
make single arrest nor have there
been any complaints made to him
about the law. He says the law would
result In still greater benefit il it
affected children under the age of sew
enteen instead of fifteen.
The Breckenridge news., 1905-02-01
GOES TO CINCINNATI.

W. r. Reis and family left last week
for Cincinnati to reside. MIR. Refs
came here about a year ago from
Owensboro, though his nome was orig
inally at Cincinnati. He had a position
as machlnist at the Henderson Route
shops.
The Breckenridge news., 1905-02-01
A Red Hot Stove

Burns when you touch it, but Il you
have Paracamph, FIRST Aid o the In
jured, handy and apply freely, the
pain is relieved quickly, and it heals
wiihJut leaving an ugly scar. There
is nCthing 50 good Tor Burns, Cuts, and
Bruises as Paracamph.
Try 2jc bottle.
The Breckenridge news., 1905-02-01
NEW AUTO RECORD.

In geat automobile race, on the
beacn at Ormond, Fla, last Wednes-
day. H. L Bowden, In his big 100
morse power machine, made a mile in
BAL seconds, clipping the worlds re-
cord down four and four-hfths seconds
The Breckenridge news., 1905-02-01
OLIVER.-LYON.

9 The wedding of Mr.. Rice Oliver
and Miss Rachel Lyon, of Custer, is
announced to take place in the Meth
odist church at Custer on the evening
of February ~, Rev. W. I. Daven-
port will officiate.
The Breckenridge news., 1905-02-01
WILL DOUBLE UP.

G. p Polk, of Sklllman, while in
the city Friday, said that farmers who
raised tomatoes at Skillman last year
for the local branch factory Of the j.
T. Polk company of Greenwood, Ind,
will lncI ease their acreage this year,
some of them twofold Mr. Polk says
that the yield there is about 800 bush
els to the acre, which means an in
come of about $50 the acre to the
grower.
ORGANIZE A CLUB.
The Breckenridge news., 1905-02-01
A GUARANTEED CURE FOR caILLS,

Itching, Blind, Bleediug or Protruding
Piles Druggists refund money II PAZO
of how long standing, in to IL days. First
application gives ease and rest. soc. IL your
will be forwarded postpaid by Paris Medi-
cine Co., st. Louis. Mo.
The Breckenridge news., 1905-02-01

FpFF Write to US for Free Trial
Pain Pills, the New Scientific Remedy
for Pain. Also Symptom Blank. Our
Specialist will diagnose your case, tell
you what is wrong. and how TO right II,
Free. DIR. MILES MEDICAL CO.,
LABORATORIES. ELKHART. INDs
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-31
Sic ftnsenSe Sniel.

Sic Sniel Gltibinta, sic aus Dem
Wteere Dor einigen Wonaten bel So
pan altfftieg, beri6minoet auf ebenio
merfipiirbise9lrt pieber. pie ie eefom=
men lit. Sic iapanilde &egieruilg
bate einen 9eom1ten ausgeionbt, Der
Die iiber gtadt entitanoene Sniel be-
iidti9en ioate; nadJ feinem @eriht
lieet ser bo6ite Tuiift rltr nod 5e1n
Sub iiber Dem @eeresipiegel. @ls
sic Sniel Dor Dem erItaltnten 9lid Der
@inipobner Ser 9onit=Sniel eridien,
NOR tie baIb bis al $50 SUB Sobe &C.
Itiegen. artf oem bo6iten Iunfte cr-
r:dtete man oomals cine Slaggen-
Itange uno bibte Die iapaniide 6abne,
ober iett iinb 6Iogge unO Wtait nur
nod aitf fur5e gntfernling bon Der
Sniel ii6tbor; mGbreno Die Sniel rr-
ipriingIi9 einen llmfang bon "a
Weilen batte, betrdet er iest feline
ituei Weilen mebr uno Die 2dnae MIR
ctpa ! Meile. Man nimmt an, Dab
binnen menigen @ofen Die SnieI faIt
ganS mieoer inter @aiier geIett iein
miro. 9as erite InSeifen bonn I,,f-
taufen ser Sniel fam an Ia. go
bember 1904. Canals erihredte Elm
erbbebenortiges Stolen ole Gingebore-
nen 5peier Snicln oes iiiolifen So
pans. 3tpei @oden fp1ter Itiegcll
oroBe @olfen idDor5en unb meiBert
Haufes aus Dem Weere altf, ur,o mel.
Ienpeit i'm ltmfreis idien ole Sec
cine fIammenoe 5Iahe 5u fem. Ginige
Gage barauf tprrbe Sic feline SnieI
utter BEN @audlmolfen ii9tbar.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-31
0er6WeesteS KIsStA.

Sugar euree eGtHtsa - grFs OuaEtdt .
1870 Yfunb leg: Is Rsfuxh 1915; lo-ls
Rfunb 1871; Smetts nualndt . so-ls nfunb
l2ac T; Ii Plumb las ; IL ftuxh l3s ; 10
DfinD 13e.
GaIifornii3e eatmts1-s Oh 9 Rfanb sfe;
9 Sis 10 4fusb &c.
64uIte-n-Gngl. Gureb. 10 bB 90 #hsnt
tn Dur@f9mtt. s.e; Is sfrxs EarHi@natt,
&c, 10 BITS IL Rfuns S4e.
Tr1bfhids6 Yed-HlGr9 gxsli4 xuseb is.
e.wdbIter Gusar Gureb lbs. e-7 Easat ta
DarGl9nttt 1sie Els 9 RfaxA tm Tusrs
f9nitt 143e; 10 BIB 10 pfunS tx Dur9f9ntt
122e; 8 Nanb TIM Dur9f@xsa, i@niaI, l0te.
6 8funb tat Dur&i@ntt, i&raai. Lax.
6ped. gnst.-1eudSIter, 8 bts 10 Etnnh
ta Ear@i&nttt. l43e; IL BIB IL $f,.b tul
Dur&5&nitt, lac.
epe6-RIare eeiten. 30 ta 10 Ftunb 10,
Dur@f@mitt, l0}e; &are Setter. 70 BIB 30
PfunS, l9ie: Rlare DsUsss, IS bss 90 Bfnab,
Ice; 18 BIB 20 pfb., 10ie; Ii bD Is Btsmb.
l0e; aIare Stidea, % ID 20 Rfsmh, l0e;
ESidea IL bts 1s EfpxA 10ts; xass Ra6ea {
BIB Q Pfanl. 7Ke
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-31
0ttettas.

hssss 5sO. Q rptbsr &c, az esc.
len. e5e pom Ea9Ien; go. 8 tc:se- 81.
Suit s6e; Easenrpessr Csc
Rotu tneaeS) - SO. l melt 672s: 10. 4
nets 673s; go. 9 wsis 574s: 30. 4 ssts.
ole; sio. Q ustb s.rnif9i ISL: 40. Q
pess sen1if9t be:; 80. { peis ssa4iIat
b6e; so. 2 seIb ts4:; go 8 esst b6lf !
sto. 4 selb 56 ; SO. 9 ssrffgt 6sfc /:
sto. . aernii9t oslo; go. 4 eeuEzt t6s;
9oIben 57e.
pater- Ae. 2 peser 84ie; 80. @ pstsz
a4s; Ro. Q Seuif@tes Sa;: 70. 6 ssssHsss
32c.
eeu 9o. 1 atrHot5s So 90; Ro,-
2, sS. 30.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-31

Urti9es RsnbfeH&-@efIt@e Stere 49, 81
Tic; tieiige etiere e4-8ie; beige saixbes
$40 Bis 800 Pfuno Sc; tteNae 0A5e 40e
Bis $50 Yfunb 63e aabe $50 BIZ es0 Hfunb
Il; Stier Borberuiertd IS, eNts 9hrss,
pisrteI Ills, Wtnb h.s.espserta lie. Rsnb
gorberpiertsI &c, Rub E0rserrieste' b, Rub
H.nterb.erteI 92e.
Urti@es NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sc, rtxtss'
ptertel 11}e, RorberuierteI 8}c.
Trtf9e8 6@aiFeif9 - S&uuser PEI Efrnh
lie ; S@afe SCI e@exieI I8c; Fe6s turk
i8e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-31
S&tHsna@rt&ten.

2iperpool: v@truria" bon Rem BORT;
rMon9olian" nod Quebec.
goulosne: vWooroam" nod &otter.
BAN.
2onbon: YWinneba6a" nod Netp Dorf.
B%oulo9ne: yNooroam" bon &otterbam
nod Retu Dorf.
2Onbon: vWinnebaba" nod Netp Dort.
Queenstown .2ucania" nod &etu
Dorf.
Dober: .@raf Walberfee" bon 6am-
burg nod Rem Dort.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-31
o @eeeusMesst,

xtrnotbS-Berfaufspreie: 50. $500.
3Ies Ser:aufsprefs: ss 00-Es.0G
Meltforn gertaufspreti.: fe roe ss
huaIttdt, Is BITS Gle.
1ofer--sef@dIt 52-85c; n bes E.srrs
&.OO-s9.O0 per Tenne, Reuer 68-s5e,
etrob-FreHe. ie mad ben Crib. IA sa,s
len. 81. 90.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-31
@tfrttdr @lion
sOl pOr itiner ySinridtnng" ein lebtes SerbOr
DDr yiODieDelt bedeberL.
YrGFbent GuuIepet famn fd einm rubgen Sag 'g0nnem. Ser 6lidt
pulpp hredt Iene 5angarme mad Mrgenhmen aua. - 6olgen
eines Sdnrknreides in Stem Seneg.

Na9 bieier Mittbeilune tpuroen am
9Onneritag uno Jreitas 1918 Sduisr
befi4tigt, 10 JdGe BON @rfrantungen
tunftatirt, titsr 1000 3iffsrnen nit Del
bssoHsn. UNI bic Wosfitos unf9doli9
5u MAIDEN.
Rem Yort, 80. Suli. &C.
iunbbeitstommiHdr SOtp bsiudte beute
Nbenb bic Quarantine Snisln in Der
unteren Bat unb balo barauf wurben
Die pafasiere bon benz Sampfsr Ge=
quesna, SOmlsp, SRI. Ssdlsr, Sp.
gOpo unb Jrl. Wemple sntlaHsn. Die
felbsn maren afs psrod9tis bes ssIbsn
Giebers auriigebalten tuorbsn, bod er-
tldrte Der Ssamts bieielben fur ssiunb.
@egen geIbes Jieber.
Mertbian, Mif., 80. Suli.
Iuf Gntras Der S~taotbe66roe tpuroe
bic Nuarantdne se9en bic inf3irten
Orte ftritt bur99efibrt.
Sie @eiddfte auBsr Npotbstsn, Sp=
tels uno &staurants miifsu I'm 6 ubr
Wbsnos ssidlohen tusrosn.
Ollie p%erfonen, bic nod 8 l1br Nbenbs
auf Der StraBs s%etrofen tperosn unb
tsinen 9eniisenosn 8runo fur ibr Nus-
bleiben anseben t6nnen, iOlen bsrbafs
tet perben.
Neger in Si9er6eit ges
bra9t.
&oanote, 3d., 80. Suli. Der
gaeeer Npbos pOinoerter, wel9er als
Observation-Disclosures berbaft.t rsrbsn
ToIte, absr ben Silfs : 8unoes : War=
i9an Wabe babel eri9oB, purbs beuts
ersrifsn unb in bas 9sfdngniB bOn
Srontlin 60. einseliefsrt, um Jpn Dor
2pndsrn In G'idsrbsit gu brinssn.
Die 8sb6ltsrung fopie bic Beamtsn
finb ftritt entidlofsn Dos @efsbt auf=
re9t 3u erbalten.
Rad b q orben.
I1tiea, 81. g., 80. Suli. Setretdr
glibu &opt, Col. @m. @arsp Sum
ger, Der fribsre Silfs Setretdr beg
2risssbepartsments reifen bsuts nit 2
S6bnsu Root's nod Wontrsal ab.
Bon bort tusrosn bisislben mad ct.
SObns q. g., sebsn.
ugsent9Iei 9.
@Iebelanb, O.. 80. Suli. Cine
2atomotipe p~r @bsslins & 2ats erie
8a6n sntslsifts In elmer Sanooiins.
tpel9e Elm Sturm tiber bas @eleiie ges
tuorfen bate.
Der Seissr @bas. 9eidemer uurbs
auf Der STEELE eet6btet unb 2otomotib-
fhbrsr u. @is6tmsn wurbe i9wer per=
lebt.
Wbisbtman puroe bur9 bas Gsnftsr
bss .@abs" 40 SUB melt gei9leubert.
Set9smer uuroe unter Der 2otomotibs
begrabe, unb erbradt.
Minter Stetuartt I.
portIanb, Ore, 80. Suit.
Dill Stsuart, frtbsr Mapor bon Sss
cola, 3d., unb aud Sifrittsri9tsr,
ftarb beute Bier In Golse elmer Opera.
tion; er NOR I'm Sabre 1849 su Canes
bile, o., 9eboren.
BItbf@ta9.
Rem Dorf, 80. Suli. I'm
6 l1br Abenos f9lua Der gIib In BIZ
Jabnenfanse bes Babebauiss bon
partpap auf @Onsp Sslanb elm unt
t6btete In benz 2ofale 5 perfonen. Der.
f9iebene arbere 2sute tpurben berIebt,
erbolten f9 aber balo tpieoer.
uu9.
g1icaqo, 80. Suli. Gin Spe.
aial3us Der Nt9iiOn, Sopsta & Santu
Ge.8abn entgleifte lsbte 0a9t burG
einen M4fenbru9.
Sin Manrt tpurbe auf Der STEELE ge.
tsotet, A 2eute fino tOotli9 bsrIsbt uni
Elm SuBenb anberer psrionsr Rnt
minber f1uer terlebt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-31
Samereter.

%utber 2Ieeiatnen 81. 76-8.75.
en9lif&er RIeeianen $8.6O-s.7G.
AIfpte E~Ieefamen $6.0O-s.6O
NIfaIfa SIeeiamen So. h0-s.00
Beiber R~leeiamen $500.
@srpdblter Timotbp $l.80-I.79.
Srbinarer Bis gutter Ein,otbp s. .ss-I.so,
5anes 2entudp 8Iausras sl.00-I.St,
8Iausras in gbaf 60c.
@nsIii@es gIausras 81. As.
OrGarb @ras 81. 70-1.sO.
Reb Sop in @baf 75c-$I.Ie.
&afer Rorn Be-$1.00.
Ar1ber Suserrobr Samen $1.00-1.26,
Wetber Saferfanten 4Oc
Sriibiabrs @erfte $1.26.
Betbes unb seIbes Ror1 81. 00-L.25
asb Sob @nfiIase s1.10-1.25.
Com Seas $l.76.
Riaet $1.20 Bis $1.s5.
5rdbiabrss@ ei3en 81 40.
Se$swiebeI, rueise. seIbe unb rofbe 81 30
per BuibeI.
SUI : &artofeI, geIbe SerjeS, Serumba.
9elbe ytdniemonb unb ffbIi&e Queen a8. OF Der
6ab; rotbe Raniemenb $2.75; BrafIianif@e
&artoheIn, friibe 8 1o&en zoe Der BrfbeI:
frtibe Obio 65c per BuibeI; friibe yoie 6oc Der
friibe Burbanf soc per HuibeI: frEbe
2eoron DOC per BuibeI; &lsroI Neu BORT unb
@reen NOuntain 40e per 8uibeL
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-31
@tpeHfes.

@~tpeerfes.
SnbianaYsIis aaHeegreHe
SemobnL. BIB gutter 10-12c; s.s<sa BIZ a.,
Da5lter A-16c ; 5aneY s2f-6sc, esEses
gsucw 10 BIB 22s. Sapa 2s-s2e.
SIN Badetsn:
xstola Sl8.25. 2ioa S13.25, Ssries 49, *:
saraeas s13. 26. Diuport5's tIa. 30. Exta
Sasa 8Ienb $14.0 ,RaiIpou& sI8.sS. extea
Slenbeo Saua SI2.60.
Saesr-Dorttroes 1876 srEdsu6fr q "a
puIperifrter 6.72:; 33fg puIpsttfrtr S 77s.
fet'sr %sraHultrtsr 6.t9c; gabsf SIC: gprs
fsctsoners' at.47e; 2iSeetcooS q 6.s2r; atbs
mtg u 6.1ae; GmYtre 5 O7s; Sesay srtrs
eoloen 6 6.02e: Btnbfor essra 9
&soserooo 6 4 &c; eeIber g 8 s2s; IL
ber 4.47.
sifs-Was $40 Ct. Ssa). sas. s-uss
Sanone.
pidIes-24Oo I'M SGs slo; 1910 in Scs
ss; 1890 tn 0aIsfab $500; 800 IN ssf
$3.50.
einsema@te Sri@te-SIed5arsss 8 SD.
sl.lee pea9es etanbsrb, 8 se., "a
Arb; combs 8 pfunS 81. 6o-sf. IS: ~,
Seaaes, sl.4o-S1.60; &nasas, gtsshsas.
2 Rfb.. N.S-s1.Ss; essuHss, 3 sssxs.
sl.26 sl.4b; crime Sosnsx, 8 Sfsss Rams
'en, gabarla Enanas s1.so-xs az.
@eiteote e1bien. N.20-SI.7 ~. fribs SSrsi IS
cents, Warroru Sos. etrssutiS. As-eet
Tomatoes. 8 gfutb. 81. I0-sI.Is, S.tsr,
xorn %e-sl.S6. EpfsIbs:tes. ssr Gussas.
8 Bfunb. 81.
etdrte-gearL 6fc, GbGHYirs slSs. I "a,
D Tf'tf1o Sadsts 8. 4orn, / Sic. gs6as.
4H-64.
&esS-SaroIina, 3cpf. 4i--s}e, Sases e.
-6is se5roGener, 3--ke.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-31
1mttex. Gses snp osasses.

GdwbIer besabIen foIsexbe Etesis:
Butter - Gountrt, l2cs grearers 20.
Stsia 23e.
eir-18: per Outemh.
Siihncr SC. HG5ne g.. Turisec@i0-12-.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-31
GetretGr 90 n.

W oV' SNh" "o'%
bau= Ssfrstdr Wilioa wirb mor9en auf
Sasamurs Sia stpartet, um nit benz
prdfosntsu sinise InseIssenbeiten in
ieinsm Department 3u bsipre4en.
gs lieeen @erii6te BON elmer &sfi9.
nation Wilion's in Der 2uft, bod 1T
feline beftimmte Sbatia9e fur cine iol'
DE Mnnabme borbanosn. GspiB finb
hO9f unsrquidli6e Sinse aus Wil.
IONS @erpaltuns ans Sasssli&t ge=
tommen, aber ss 1T fein gsweis bOrf
banbsn, baB Wilfon ben .5inser i'm
pie" bate.
8~etanntli9 tbut biss aber Ni9ts
CUR Sa6e. Die Administration it
tbatid9li9 bur9 bic lsBtsn gntbilun=
gen i'm MdsrbausS spartemsnt blamirt
unb lie spirb feline Sdpisristsiten ba-
ben, sinsn Siinosnbod au finben.
Dime 3usifsl fdsntt Der prdfiosnt
Setrstdr @iIion srOBes 0srtrausn absr
als polititer, Der er nod unb mad ge-
woroen 1T, wiro sr ni9t s6sern einsn
10 f9tpsren 8alaf auf benz Nbmini=
Hratiunsi9ife ibsr gorb gu tperfsn.
&OofsbeIt rubt.
Spfer 9 a 3, q. g., 80. Suli.
Der prdfosnt uno feline Satin, iuuie
beri9isoene 4inoer tpobntsn beute benz
@ottesbisnte In Der Episcopal : airde
BET unb besaben fi& oarauf in ibre
SommerwObnung 5uriid.
geiu9er fanoen fi9 pdbreno bes
Saess Bel benz prdfosnten ni9t elm
uno 10 battle sr tusnisitens 8~slessnbsit
bisisn Sa9 Der 8ube au tpibmsn.
Ser GIeif9truft f9iett
mad argentinien n.
Wafbin 9 n. 30. Suli. Dit
literner glifsn idielt Der 5lsiid.
Sruf mad arsentinien, um bsfisn
6lsiiabanbsl in bic Sdnbe su befou,=
men. Dos tpirbe alsroiuss @eiddfte
gebsn. Wis Elm Beiuasr isnes @sbie=
tes iast, purosn III 1900 msbr als 80
Wilionsn &inoer unb stpa 100 Drill
Iiunen Sdafe auf ben immenien Weibe.
pldben Mrssntinien's sebaltsn, Die
5rass it muir. Oh fid bic a~rssntinisr
ibre 5leii9gei9dfte bonn Jleiid-8ruf
monopolifiren Iafen tperoen. 0iel-
lsi9t esbts benz Glsii9.3rut dbnli9
pis Morsan NIT ieinsm G6ifabrts.
Sruf.
S9urtenffrei9 d.
pateron, q. s., 80. Suit.
Bon ben aer3ten bes 8eneral. 9oipitals
In paterion wurbe cine intersRante
Sautibertrasuns borsenommen. Die
patisntin III Grdulsin Minnis Merb,
big Dor Rursem bas f&6nfe Wdb9en
In 8loominebale, beKsn 8ef1t absr
jsst bur9 granbwunben f9rsdlt9 'ent-
feIt III.
Dor sinissn Wo9sn brang nd9t-
li9ertueile Elm unbetannter Wann In
bas 3immer, In benz Minnis unb ibrs
iinsere S9wefer @ertrub f9liefen,
unb goB Der s~rferen S9wsfslidure iiber
Gef9t unb Baden. Ssitbem bas iungs
Ndb9en i'm 6oipital 1T, trdst es cine
Su9masfe, bic ME absenommen mirb,
auBer ipenr Der Mrat tommt. Ste
alerate bOfen nun, burd bic ueber=
trasut1e frsmosr 6aut bic @erunfal.
tunsen bss 9ei9ts, tueni9ffens einiger=
maBst:. bsisitissn gu f6nnen. eowObl
@ertrub WerB tpis cine anoere S4ues
Her bes unglidli9en iun9sn Mdb=
9ens, wel4s perbeiratbet TT, baben f9
erboten, 6autfftds ber3ugeben.
S9Ie9ter % B.
Reno, Rep., 80. Suli. Gin
stuas plumber S9sr3 tuurbe 3mei
S9auipielern geipisIt, bic In eineml
Bugqp bier anfamen. Gin gutter
Greuno madte ben i9le9ten Wib, bic
poli3ei 3u bsna9ri9tigen, bab bic I'm.
f6mmlinss pferoe unb Wagen &C.
foblsn battsn. Natirli4 tpurben bic
bsibsn berbaftst, aber nod tuenissn un-
oemttbliaen Stunben tpieber entlaHen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-31

gnsros s BsEiaufspreHs Sazppstt.. :;
stuetsrsdfe Doc per Bfugs d~xsesuri9s.
e1weperfdie 17e, DssecmFn S:sag 6 sEl
Is, Rep gprt G5ebbcrs. Lee. sss9sa:;a'
f&er 2insburaer 16e. Bird lse.