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The Winslow mail., 1905-08-19

The dance given Friday night
at the opera house was d most
ENJOYABLE affair There was a
good sized crowd in attendance,
and the music, which was furn-
ished by the Winslow Quartette,
was excellent Those who made
the affair the success that it
was intend giving more in the
future.
The Winslow mail., 1905-08-19

H. A. Larson, an extensive
cattleman of Young, on the
Gila. who has been in this city
for the past ten days, has just
negotiated the sale of $50 head
of steers, yearlings and 2year
olds, to G.. E.Boise of Williams.
The steers are TO be delivered
the first part of October.
The Winslow mail., 1905-08-19

There will be a mass meeting
of the citizens tonight at the
opera house for the purpose of
ratifying or rejecting the appro-
priation of the Town Council
toward the building of the
bridge. The action will un-
doubtedly be ratified
The Winslow mail., 1905-08-19

8 LOCHL NEWS 9
Mss@ sSsSssSsSsS<SSSSSssSSssSsSS$8
R. G. Creswell took a Mr..
Grabby, of Tempe, Arizona, to
the snake dance this week
G. S. Taylor is engaged in re-
pairing the telephone system
this week belonging to A j.
Henderson.
Colonel Cornwell, represent
ing large undertakers' supply
house of st. Louis was in town
Wednesday.
The lawn social given Tues
day night at the home OF Mr..
Reed was a grand success in
every way.
County Recorder McAllister,
ard daughter, Miss Mercy, were
visitors in the city Tuesday
from Holbrook.
Trainmaster G. W. Lupton
has moved his family to Albu-
querque where they intend re
siding in the future.
Thomas j. Hesser, the ener
getic proprietor of the Hotel
Navajo, is suffering with an at
tack of rheuma tism.
Thad Whitley. special officer
for the Santa Fe at Ash Fork,
was in the city several days dur
ing the week on official business.
John J. Weimer. of Clear
Creek, who has been stopping
at the Navajo Hotel for the past
few days, departed for his home
yesterday.
f. M Zuck, of Holbrook, has
been appointed United States
Court Commissioner. to fill the
vacancy caused by the death of
F. J. Wattror.
The Navajo Ice & Cold Stor-
age Company have gone into
the local ice business and are
now selling ice at three fourths
of cent per pound.
Mrs. Louise White and son,
George, of Albuquerque, are
visiting with Mr. and Mrs Chas
L. Finn this week. Mrs. White
and Mrs. Finn are sisters.
Fireman H. l.. Pershing re-
turned Monday from Los An
geles where be has been in the
hOSnita1 for trea tment of iniur-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-18
Trabfsnsr oas @ert bon Srano'
fiftern.

granbitiftsrn i9reibt man elm Grii6'
feusr i'm Mortpn plab 3u. @runbs
eigentbum i'm Wsribs bon etua
$4,000 eing in Glammen auf. Sin
nsues, fat pollenbetes Soppelbaus,
2l34 unb 2136 Norb Netp Serfsn Str.,
9. u. Wsrt @isent6hmsr. uno bic
@Obnuns 213e WOrb gasp Seriep Str.
6rnu W. u. phelps ssb0rig, brannten
ab. Sas Jeusr wurbs obne 3weifel
In bsm nsusn, nod unbetpObnten SOp'
psl6auis an9slest. Sas Seuer pert
brsitsts f9 10 i6nel, baB bel antinft
Der 6suerue6r bereits bic bellen Glams
men, aus ben Sbtrsn unb Genffern
6srnusI6lagsnb, fi9 bem Ra9bar6auie
mitSet5silt 6atten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-18

Der Star Gleratpr ipiro Elm Haub Ger
Slanmen.

SIM Star glsbator, an Der Rod
Str, nabe WaoiiOn aue., bra9 geitsrn
Nbsnb sttpas na9 z llbr elm 5euer aus.
tpsldss f6 innsr6alb turser 3eit oers
artig ausbreitets, baB faft bas ae=
iammte @ebdube elm &aub Der 6lam=
men tpurbe. Sas mtitbenoe Clement
fanb in benz breiit6disen Sol3bau rei4'
LID Nnbrung uno bel glntunft Der
Jsuerwsbr i9lugen bic Glammsn be-
reits lidterlOb empOr, oas 5irmament
unb Die umsegeno i9auri9 i40n be-
Isu9tsnb une Der Winb trus Junten=
garbsn tbsr bic san3e Ha9bari9aft
binueg.
Der Maherbrud mar gut unb bic
TeueriDebr arbeitete troB Der bon oben
berabffie9enoen 8alten unb 9robsn
giienbls8plattsn nit GROCER gabour,
10 baB nod bas unters Stodwert bes
OsrlOrsn gsglaubten 8sbGubes. iOpie
aud bic ansren3enoen S4uppen uno
bic Office=@ebdube eersttst tpurben.
Sn benz glebatpr bsfanosn fi9 aur
3eit ettpa 5000 guibsl @etrsioe. bor-
tpieeenb Wais unb 6afer.
Der Wertb oes @ebdubss nebt Sns
bolt tpirb auf stua $l8, 900 sei4dst.
Dem cine 8erfi9eruns bon stwa $4,000
gegentibsrfeben ioa.
@m. S9rolufs unb Wm. 5. 8sl
iinb bic @igentbiimsr BEG llnterneb=
mems. Na9 2 Stunbsn barter IrbsiI
mar Der 8ranb sel6fdt, unb bic 5euer=
tusbr tonnte ben Gdauplnb anesitrene.
ter uno gefabrbOler Sbdtisteit Der.
Iahen. uebsr bic uria1s bes 5euers
tOnnte nitts In @rfabruns gebra9i
psrbsn, ba Serr S9ruIuds nod turl
bOr Nusbru& beg 6euers in benz @e.
bduoe mar, unb feline In3si9en eine:
iol9en bemertts.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-18
Sn9s bOrlGufis anfssssbem.

Die Suds nod Der 2eide bes am
Gonntng srtruntsnsn Charles Smith
III ,eittpsilig sing.ftslt, oa cussnblid.
LID oas @ahsr i'm Riosr gu bod uno
reiBsno III, um irseno tuel9en grfOls
;u berIpre6en.
5aqs Die 2ei6. in Dem Taae birett
untsrbalb BEG Sammss ift, t6nnsn nod
@O6sn bsresbsn, sbs biefslbs aufgs.
funosn miro, pa sroBe Saumftdmms,
Die untsr ben Gal eeriet6en, modem
lang bur5 bic Wu9t oes @ahsrfalss
fefgebnlten tpuroen.
Sas WnRsr far3t nit FOLDER @s.
malt, oGB grobs Stdmme, Die bortbin
serist6sn, getnidt wurbsn. Iu9 t6n.
nen bic &sttungsbatsn islbit nit
f9ueren @swi9teu ni4t sum Stntsr
eebrn9t psroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-18
S9siat arbsitsi9su ID isia.

Wilinm Stcns, ben man nit Jrau
uno bier Rinbern bor me6reren Saesn
bsim W6its &ibsr, no bic Gamilis IN.
ter sinem aus 4 pfdblsn uno einem
8u9e srri9tstsn 3slte benz @e9entpet=
ter ausasisst mar, auffano, unb oem
bon ben gsb6rben O6ba9 ge9ebsn mar,
purbs i'm pOli3eigeri5t nit 80 Sagsn
ar6eits6aus bsoa6t.
Stsns mar in Der 5rienblp Snn eins
qGartiert unb Der superintendent be-
mh6te fi9, oem Wanns Grbeit 3u be-
fOresn, mas ttm aud 9elan9. @r be-
na9ri9tiste StOne uno bieier tpuros
grOb, msinte, baB mon i6m 3u biel
@ufmsrtIamtsit i9snte unb lieB fib su-
lebt Ioenr 6inrsiBen ben superinten.
o.ntsn ar3u9rsifen.
Die Nrbeit pel5e i9m 8i9ter 28bal.
lca subittirte III islbRberfanolid ni9i
10 lubnsno als Die Stelung pel4e oel
Guperintenbent Der Srienblp Snn FL,
ibn fano, miro aber r:e6r belebrent
FIR Jpn iein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-18
Seraaoermns TIM StraBenbabn=
otenf.

Sn uebereinitimmung NIT Der peti=
.ion, tpel4e Der 8eb6roe fur 6fentli9s
arbsitsn einesrei6t tpurbe. bat 5ueb
Wc@owan, prdfibsnt Der Snbianapo=
liz FRACTION & Serminal Co.. feline
3uftimmung gessbsn, bic Sao gait.
Strabenbabn-@ -@eleiie bon Der Nsbrasta-
StraBe big gum @arfielo=part aus3u=
oe6nen. Sierbur9 wirb bic eegen-
tpdrtiee 8arfislb- parf- -2irie mad be,
shb gait.s straBsn tbertraeen unb BIZ
MabiIon-Nuenus-9inie bel Der s. W.
& s. > 8elsiisn snosn.
Die StraBsnbabnlinis an Der Gin
coin Str, bon Der Wabiion Npenu'
Bis our gait Str. pirb bisrbur9 tbsr.
flfifig sema9t. Man slaubt in
etanbs 3u isin. einen beReren Sienf
nod benz @arfislo parf berauiteuen
Nua perbsn bic 8arfielb Bart Stra
Bsnbabnsn tsins giisnbabngslsiie 3l
trsu3en baben, ba bic Shb gaf Str
2inis iiber ben Tiabuet fdbrt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-18
~:Rau6t bie BONANZA.
nabbansissr Surnbsretm.

lntsr 8orfib bes erlten Spre9ers
galmann belt seitsrn Ibenb Der un=
abbdngige Surnpsrein feline regelmd=
bi9e 8sriammluns ab. Bier neue
Witglieber tpurben aufgenommen uno
3pei Ssrrsn CUR Witslieof4aft porge=
i4lasen.
9ie 9eri9te Der febenben Gomitss
tpurbsn bon ben 3ablrei9en Inpefen'
ben beifdIis aufsenOmmen. geion'
oers 9anitig lautete Der geri9t tibsr
bas grobe S9auturuen unb murbe
$urnlebrer Gutber Der Sanf beg Ser.
ems fur feline eriprieBliae $6dtisfeit,
bic gum i96nen grfolgs fhbrts, aus9e.
ibro4en.
Cine ginIabung, Der gtOfnung be-
Surnerparts bsijupobnen, uurbe ein=
itimmig angsnommsn. 9ierauf ger'
taguns.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-18
/ Watbiloa &russr. /

Sm Saufe i6rer gltern, 5errn unn
Srau Jreo 3ruser, Ro. 902 Shb De.
lawars=StraBe, 1T ssftern Naamittaq
Srdulsin Watbilba 9russr, cine auI
Der Siioisits nllasmein befannte uns
bslisbts iunes Dame, i'm Ilter bon &c
Sabren 9efOrben.
Srl. 2ruger, Die felt Ginger 3sii
cine @onoitorei, Ais Cf Wegartp
Str, bstrisb, uuros In Snbianapoli:
seboren uno mar Elm Mitslieo Der go
9utberiiaen ct. paul's @ameinbe
Seit so Sabren 1T oiss Der srfte Sooss
fau in Der Camille. MuBer ben tiefbe'
triibtsn @ltsrn beirnuern 5 Sdpe'
tern, 6rau Su6n 6lpnn, 6rls. eenu
glisubetb. gmma unb Soa 9ruaer
iupis au4 Der 8ruber, pOlissi9s
@6riit. 3ruger. ben 0srluft. Die ge
srbisune finbst am Sonntag itatt, bi
3eit bsrielbsn 1T nod ni9t bstann
gegeben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-18
Glsine StaStnahri&tea.

Die tleins 6 Sabre aIts So9tsr
So5u Wit9sQ's, prdfbsntsn Der Ser.
T2inenatbsiter bon Nmerica. iif gefferr
in Spring 9allsp, Slls., geitorben.
4us9 ouisb.iIIs, 2p., lisI
in Der biefi9sn Poliaelfation bic Msl.
ouns tin, bnB Wurrp 2ucas, Elm 2E
Sabre alter Rann bort geiu9t miro.
oa feline 5rau our9 einen Blutfura
i9rsr srtrantt barnisbsrlisst. Mut
bic Wutter bes iunsen Wannes iOll
bur6 nerb6ie Nufrssuns i6msr lsiben
2ueas lf Elm 3eitun9saeent.
Subas sSenlp. % Sabre oft
s37 grOipeft Str, Elm 4ngsfslltsr bsl
Solisnbsf prsB, gfe Hew SerisD uni
Wartst Str., itieB nit bsm 2opfe Il
bsftig gegen cine siierne R6brs, bab e
bsfnnun9slOs 30 Booen fiirste. Der
Ssmtbunsen oss iufOrt berbeiserufsnet
arstes Or. airt selans ss, ben iunssr
Wanu pieoer bersuHslIsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-18
Snbanappls, Snb. Dpnnerfas, 1S Na 1905
Yoli3eili@es.

Sttrt * m pner sam. Net'
berger, 716 g. SGinois Str, puroe
cine gls9tifte nit Rlsmpnerserdtbeu
bon isinsm Wassn gsftoblsn.
Cine Nuantitdt 0aKs tamsn benz
Jrudtbdnbler Mascari, 532 SIb
alabama Str. bon isinsm Wassn, ben
er auf fsinsm 6Ofe fe6en lieb, ab.
banben.
g. 3. 6ibgeraIb, i'm @om'
rnsrcial @ebduoe, Der ieine Wsifs in
sinem 3tmmer bduseu lieb. fauo BEL
isinsr Wisoertsbr, bab sr um sins
sOlbsns Ibr srlsi9tert mar.
Noro Bell, cine gepo6nerin be,
Snoiana Nbsnue gerietb nit elmer
Na9barin in Streit, als biefe ibr NIT.
t6eilts, baB gfora's Sobn bic So9te,
Der Na9barin gei8lagen babe. Sr
benz aus bisisn tieinsn anfdnasn fid
enttuidelnoen Sanogemen9e iol BIZ
Nadbarin bann einen elmer WalIsr,
Nora aber ibre osrben Sduite gebraudt
babsn. Der pOli3siri9t.r pirb BIZ
Sa6e enti9siosn.
unterber Intlage, iein,
5otter gei6Iasen 3u baben, wuroe &C.
fern Na6mittag Der 906 CHARLES Ctr.
uObnbafts 9p. Jabrner bur4 2aoler'
poli3ift Sua unb Sbiue perbaftet. Wad
Nusiaesn bss poIi3ifsn ioq Sabrns,
In leBter 3eit i9tper setrunten baber
unb in sinsm Wutbanfaue ersriff el
feline Is Sabre alts So9ter BEL be,
8urgel unb briidte lie ge9en bic Wano
Die sntrhitsten Na9barn bsnadri9tig
ten bic goli3si.
Wm. Scott, Elm S9Ottldnoer, be
ieit StueiN Wo9en ettua in Der Staot 1T
tpurbe eefern Qbenb bon ben 3ablerl
gernauer uno 2iBmiler fsfgenom
men. Scott tpurbe an Der part Nbe
auf Der 0eranba zines Sauiss borge
| funoen, mo er auf feline 5rau uno felt
Rinb ;u parten porgab.
Sa er bereits am Nbenbe porber Il
Der Station mar unb bort aneab, E
tpobne on Der Queen Ctr. unb b
lNa9fori9unsen bort feline 9lnbalts
puntte lieferten, slaubt man, baB be
Wann 9eiitesbermirrt 1T upb sr tpurb
Dorldufis als 8asabono in's polisei
resifter eingetrasen unb bann einee
iperrt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-18

Suntineton 18. Mai. =
Saeob 2ern, 19 Sabre oft, bic sin3il {
Stiibe elmer bsiabrten Wautter, purbe
nabe anbrsws BEL ben @eleiien aufge-
funbsn. gsibs Sdnbe bisltsn trampf.
baft sinen Srabt, Der bon Der 9eitung
Der Wabafh 0auep FRACTION 60. bsr=
abbirg. Die Sdnbe tparen total oers
brannt uno Der 36rper bes iungen
Wtannes mar i9war3.
gbansoilfs, 1s. Mai. Der
DbiO JIub III beitdnbig am Stsigen.
Sas Wafer fsbt einsn SUB unterbalb
Der 8efabrlinis. Ger Wabaib &ibe,
fteigt glei8falIs. Wan bsfnr9tst, bat
his @nbe Der @o9e Die Nisosrunssn
iiberi4usmmt tpsrbsn uno bab an
2orn uno 8etrsios GROCER S9absr
sntffeber lam. Sn Wount Wernon
uno auf msbreren anbersn Stslsn In
Staats fisl S9nee.
W q 8, 18. Wai. Die ue'
bsrnabms Der limited SsIsp6uns 60.
our4 Die Central Union bat bier Be-
9reiii4er Weiie Nufieben errest. ou
bieiige 8ei4dftsleute $75, 900 In BIZ
Wabaib 5ome gr9anse inbsiirten uni
oa bisie Ganbnanis grobe @sI9dfts
Oerbinoun9en nit Der Mutual 60
batte. Der bon Der Central uniol
un!ernOmmsns S9ritt i9sint auf elmer
f9arfen 3ampf 3wif9en ben unabbdn
siSen @ompagnien unb Der Bsa SO,
fur bic Ober6anb In Snoiana binsu
oeuten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-18

U ur uni ei inmaI bic 6eusrs
psbr mObil 3u fsben, ma9te fi9 &C.
ifern Na&mitsag on Der psnnfpIp ania-
unb IA. Strabe cine Nn3abl tIsine,
Sungsn bas ertra @ersnhgen, ben
@lasfaifen. In pel9em Der e9lhRsl
gum alarmtafen aufbewabrt tpirb, au
aertrtimmern uno einen Mlarm abau.
gebsn. Die Gsuermebr fam. Ob BIZ
Sa3e aber nod tueitere Golsen babsn
wirb, mub ab9ewartet tperben. Sell
bic @lastafen ansebra&t murben, iii
biss Der erfe Wibbrau& bsrieIben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-18
Nns ben @eridtem.
Greisgeri9t.

Die s9eiOunsstlass Der Jrau
Stiaman sessn ibren @attsn tpurbs
gefern beenbist na9bsm bic gsitrigen
UerbanoIunsen o6ne beiOnbere 3wi=
i6enfdle bor fb se9aneen iparsn.
Die Jrau erbielt bollfdnoige Ssnug=
tbuun9, inbem Spe3ialridtsr Bropn
ibr bic S4eibung 3uipra9 unb ibr bic
Obbut iiber bas ein3ise ainb, Elm
Wdo4en bon brsi Sabren, tibergab,
tuogeseu Ger @atts monatli9 $40 fur
llntsibaltuns bes Sinbes aablen muB
- uno ipdtsr wabrT Tdsinli9 mebr :
bod barf er ale pd6reno bss @be=
itanoes angei9ahten Sa9en, nit 4us.
na9me Der 8leiounssfide fhr @eib
unb 3ino, in feinem gsfb bebalten.
Sn Der 2lage Der NationaI protsctibe
Soeieip 9esen Grace 9. Wegop snt=
i4ieo &i8ter NlIen geitsrn an @unifen
Der Setla9ten, tDOna9 Die oepOnirten
500 Der 8etlaeten einsubdnbisen finb.
snperiorseri6t.
Dor &i9ter 2eatbers tpurbe geiterH
ar9umentirt In Der 9la9e 5rantlin s.
guitarbap gegen Snbianapulis & War=
tinsbiqe Rapio Sranfit 60. fur cine
nsue @erbanolune. Sem 9ld9er tpa=
rem $3.50 3ugeipro9en. Der &i9ter
belt bas geroitt aufre9t uno mics bas
glnIu9sn fur cine neue 8erbanb=
lung ab.
8Or &i4ter Garter fanben seifern
bic Sdlubbsrbanblungen in Der 2lase
@bas. 3. @a4itetter gegen bic Snbia-
napDlis Serra gotta So. fatt. Nus
ben snffruttionen beg &i4ters on biz
SurD mar 81 entnebmen, bab berIelbl
Der Anfi9t mar, baB Der &ldser nidt
eenii9eno 0orii4t bate tpalten lafen.
Der Inpalt oes 3ldsers 3O9 b.sbalf
Die 9laee suriid.
ytahlaBgeridt.
5oIgsnb. Sefamente purben in
gta9luBssri9t our 8eiidtisuns einse'
reidt:
| Sas Der bsrforbenen Warie SanfOn
in tuel9sm Sale SEQ. u. Sanien, be,
$1,000 ghrsf9aft fsllte, uls aomini
ltrator amtiren pirb.
| Sas Seffament Der berforbenet
Sarab Suttls; Serbert 6. 5ielen lei
itete 800 girgi4aft in ieiner gigsn
i9aft als grscutor.
Sasienigs bss berforbenen Wm. W
aleranoer; Webr. 6. Nleranber ga
Bomb gu $400 als Na9labberwalter
Sas bes berforbsnen Sames 8
5Oro, fiir tpslbe 2atherine 6. Jor
als Nominiitratorin fungiren wirb.
Sas bes beritorbeneu Samuel Dl
Sbipp; als Ibminiftrutor Dirb Same
o. SlDep fungiren, Der $4,000 Shrq
idaft ftente.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-18

%. 5. 6aII, 9O7 Woro @eu
Serisp Str, fiel an Der gde MaRa.
9uietts Npe. uno Wi&igan Str. bon
einem @traBenbabnmasen unb 3oe f9
i9mer3li9s 0erlssunssn am Ropfe su.
Or. pooIe bonn Sispsniarium nabm
ibn In 8sbanblung.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-18

Sein gan5es 0ermog 3 g Il
i'm getruse BON 100000 Rubel &
gfubel glei6 51.5 Gents) permu6te Del
fiirslid6 peritprbsne ruiiii9e 9roBs
qruno6eiiser Mli3cislaus Webl bel
WarI9auer Ybilbarmonie.
ceoem 6re Sen, Ser So
pan befu9t, fG1t es auf, oab man DOR
faft in alien Straben Der Stdote an
qebei5te Osfen finoet, no Seoermunr
fein NlittagseiTen sesen Gntri9tun!
zines iebr serinsen 8etrass bsrsitsr
lam.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-18

90 Die 8urebo Mfg. Co., No. 215
Noro Nlabama- @trabe, bertauft Sbnen
einen boQfdnbigen 6eiBlufts6urnace,
unt 8 3immer 3u bei3en. 8eiu4en
sic uns, e6e Sic anbersuo taufen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-18

az llnterri6t In Seutf9 (@ramma,
tit uno Ronberiation) unb Stenogra=
pbie ertbeilt nod betpdbrtsr Wstbobe.
Spre&funbsu: IL Na&mittass unb
Is Mbenbs. 420 Norb Noble Ctr.
Evening journal., 1905-03-30
A New Version.

From the St. Louis Star
IL is rather hard to believe that
dogs tail at the last moment was
substituted for Adams rib in the
makeup Of Eve It may be that the
act was an afterthought Of Providence,
inasmuch as the dog, even at that
early day had, possibly, proven him
self the most loving and faithful
among all the animals, and, desiring
the woman to possess these qualities.
the Master may have thought it best
to make the change
AS the story goes throughout Asia
and the greater part of Africa. Allah.
while sewing up the side of Adam,
after removing the rib which was to
enter into construction Of Eve, had
laid IL down by his side on the grass.
A hungry yellow dog happened along,
and. catching sight of the rib, seized
it and bolted.
Allah started i'm hot pursuit and
would have recovered the bone had
not the tail Of the dog given away
and remained in his hand just as he
managed to clutch hold of it, Thanks
to the fresh headway which the cur
thus obtained. it was able to escape
and swallow the rib before being once
more caught
Unwilling to deprive Adam of an
other bone. Allah resolved to use the
dogs tail IN lieu Of the rib in the
makeup of Eve, and it is alleged that
it is precisely because there is so
much caudal .appendage in the COM
position W the woman that IL is just
as Impossible for her to remain quiet
for any length OF time as it Is to keep
a dogs tail from wagging.
It is equally apparent that IL the
woman did inherit the tail-wagging
Of the dog she also par
took. to even a greater degree. of
those other commendable characteris-
tics-love and faithfulness.
Evening journal., 1905-03-30
EDITORIAL OPINION

Bryans Work Of Reorganization.
From the st. Louis Globe Democrat
Soon after poor Parker's nomination
IN 81. Louis last summer William j.
Bryan said that he would start out,
Immediately after the election. to re-
organize the Democratic party on
Democratic lines, whether the st.
Louis ticket were elected or not. Mr..
Bryan has evidently made his start.
lie appeals TO every Democrat to send
him. on a blank which he has pre-
individual voter TO work nt each prlm-
AIRY between now and the meeting OF
the National Convention I'm 1908. the
individual voter TO work at eacr prim-
airy for what he calls Democratic
Ideas. In this way Mr.. Bryan hopes
to get a pretty good knowledge OF
Democratic sentiment on every issue
before the country.
This Is an alluring program. If any
considerable number of Democrats do
what Mr. Bryan wants, and keep him
informed Of their wishes, he will know
where the Democratic party stands by
the next campaign. One Of the many
bunders Of the ST. Louis National
Convention Of 1904 was that IL did not
know what the masses of the Demo-
cracy wanted. II put up the weakest
candidate it could have selected had Il
made thorough search Of the entire
country The strongest candidate Il
could have named would have been
badly beaten at the polls, but the heat
ing would not have gone quite so far
into the dizzy heights Of arithmetic
as did that Of the Unfortunate person
who was selected.
Mr. Bryan is immeasurably the
strongest man I'm the Democratic party.
There is not likely to be any doubt
ON this point even among the Cleve-
landites. From present indications he
viii be nominated I'm 1908. The masses
Of the Democracy are with him. HIS
candidacy may drive Cleveland 10
cast a Republican ballot I'm that year
as he did in 1896 and 1900. but this
win not alter the fact that BRYAN has
the affection of the Democratic rank
and file 10 an extent not approached
bv any other man I'm the country. His
plan 10 find out what the Democratic
voters want. and then TO give It TO
them. Is good The Democratic PARTY
needs reorganizing and the man to do
Evening journal., 1905-03-30
A ROYAL ALLIANCE.

K ING ALFONSO OF spain Is to
IA visit King Edward OF England.
the occasion being a visit to his be-
trothed and her illustrlous kinsmen.
He is to marry a daughter Of the Duke
Of connaught a descendant Of Queen
Victoria.
The European reigning families with
the exception Of that Of Austria have
been somewhat shy Of Spanish aill-
ances for several centuries. and we
doubt whether this marriage in Eng
land win be hailed with pleasure.
The royal family OF spain is not
noted for its graces Of mind or Of
hearti they are rather bad lot, and
IN temperament are as far removed
from the English people as Ct is pos
sible to be-
We're Alphonso not a king. but an
everyday Spanish citizen, few re-
spectacle English gentlemen would lis
ten to his suit for the hand Of a daugh-
ter But he IS a king, and there Is
a divinity that doth hedge a king"
And II a small part Of what we read
about Alphonso is true. even the
glamor Of power and place win not be
sufacient 10 make this marriage aught
but tragedy.
Evening journal., 1905-03-30
RHYMES

Spring in Chester County.
In the Spring the Supervisors talk the
most Of better roads.
In the Spring the usual number go to
homes in now abodes.
In the Spring the trolley builders air
I'm public many schemes.
In the Spring the sucker fishers daily
whip the rural streams.
In the Spring the Burgess sternly
whites TO rs 90 curb and pave.
In the Spring each newborn Council
starts afoat a refonm wave
In the Spring the small boys fancy
turns TO marbles and 20 tops
In the Spring, the lager beer man sells
us book beer made OF slops.
In the Spring the blacllbirds chatter
in The treetops'round about.
In the Spring we flnd our trousers worn
last Spring are now worn out.
In the Spring we take Spring tonics.
garlis. snakeroot rhubarb, too.
In the Spring we do all these things
precisely as we used to do.
West Chester. Pa. Local News.
Evening journal., 1905-03-30
The Delaware Deadlock

FROM the New York Tribune.
The curtain has fallen on the farce
comedy which has been running since
early in January at Dover, Del The
Delaware Legislature has gone through
the customary travesty Of balloting
for United States Senator. and af-
ter a three months deadlock has dis
persed without fulfilling its consttul
uonal duty. For ten years Republican
legislatures have been in n position
to elect Republican Senators but ex-
cept for the brief period from 1903 to
1905 the State has been represented In
the Senate by Democrats or
mad no representation. anthony
bisgins. Republican. was
elected Senator in 1889 When his
term expired I'm 1895 a deadlock oc-
CURED, lasting through the whole ses-
sion- TWO years later. when the
Democrats regained control OF the leg
no r. r. Kcnney was chosen TO
nh out the term ending March g. 1901
The term Of his colleague, Senator
George Gray, expired on March g.
1899. The Legislature became Reptib-
lican IN 1898 and remained RcpubI-
can In 1900. 1902 and 1904. But ex-
cept at the session Of 1s03-when
Messrs. Alice and Ball were elected to
hll the two vacancies then existing
the same m'~erable obstructive tac-
tics were pursued, and the choice OF a
Republican Senator by n nominally
Republican Legislature was made inn
possible.
We do not mean to go into n dis
NJ
of Delaware's factional contest. It
seems clear, however, that most Of the
trouble has come through the blinded
Evening journal., 1905-03-30
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Contain Mercury.

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Sold by Druggists. Price 75c per bottle.
Cake Halls Family Pills for constipa-
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