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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-03
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6enrp 6. 8sblins, Got l, Merril's
Sub, Outlot 10 u. a., fhrps Hide
gde South unb 0ep Seriep Sirabe,
SO, $50.
Samss u. pullman an Samuel 81.
Wpers. She'll nurowsfl. @ierisl, Sec.
6, Suwnfbip Is, &anee 4, 8.53 Ierss
WaibingtOn Sp., So, 125.
Wiliam %. 9pe an 9ennia 6.
Wbseler, She'll nurb6flidss 8isriel.
Section IA, SounIbip Is, Range 4.
2,65 Merss, 2aprsnce SopnIbip,
So, 500.
Saiip Gtibmore an @bpin %.
Spencer, Got Is, Wper's 81. Slinois
Str. aobitiOn. 80 BEL 100 SUB, 6Fl.
Settle Slinois Str. $4,000.
emma @raft an glice damn, apei
Srittsl Sntsrshe bon 2ots 9 uno 10 in
9lod SO gu Norb Snbianapolis, so
bel l26 Gub, berbehsrt, Sioieite bon
1oeu StraBe, 6fiii9 bon Nunstta Str.
$14O0.
Warp POrtsr an Subn Sartmann,
elm She'll Der Section IL, Sotpnf6ip
16, &anse 8, 5 Wdsr, 81 Waibingtpr
Sfbp. $4,000.
CLEOPATRA Barbour an Mnna Mlbers=
barbt, Der iibli9e brittle She'll oer Got
l bon &itters Subj, Ylod 2 in Sohn-
fons grben Mbb., As Bel 217 SUB.
perbrfert, Ohfelte bon Central Nbe.,
n6rbli9 Der 16. Ctr. $4,000.
6raneis Mrmfrons an SaEuel g.
2innif, Got 70 In &sptone parf Nbb.,
40 bel 142.15 SUB, Dacant, Slbisite
bon gonersB Str, bitli9 bon Raber
Str. 5000.
Catherine 9anber an Osear gnslsp,
Got sd bon @rans's Worbpit- Ode Der
Nori6meiiern Ibsnue u. Solton place.
s1175.
@nna S.IGomffpd an glisa @. Sui
libar, Got /, Nstpman's Sub, Bruce
place aoo., 1922 bel 81 5uB, psr-
beHert, iibueflide gde Der %. Ctr.
unb aiblano Mbe. $1,000.
9aiip s. Sorb on 6erf9eI %. 90.
Or. Steiner, 2Os 172, 6let9er's MoObs
laipn addition, Norbisite Der Woab-
Iatpn Mbe.. Dffli9 bon 2aurel GtraBe.
$4,000.
Warp s. Shomas an CHARLES 8.
Hui9mann, She'll bon Got 10. Mar.
tinbale & Goa 6ubbibifon Weffeite
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-03
Som aroker alaemeiner gebeu.

Bon GROCER aagsmeiner geosu'
tung uaren Die Nusfi6run9en, bic
profefor Wartius aug &ofod als
2oreferent tiber notwithstanding uno
gererbune nit b%eionberer 8eridf4=
ti9un9 Der SubsrtulOie ma9te.
Or betunte sund@t bic Rotbpen'
oieteit, barauf su a9ten, baB in Der
Giolo9ie als ,ererbt" nur iol9e @i9en=
i9aften gelten t6nnen, Die als anlagen
i'm 3eimplasma Der elterli9en @s=
idledts3saen ent6alte1 tparen. Was
nod 8erf6msl3uns bsrielben etua i'm
Mutterleib auf ben pa6isnoen grn=
brpo bin3utOmmt, 1T dubere @intpir-
lung. Sat bisie i9on Bel Der Seburt
pabrnsbmbare 9siftige ooer t6rperll@e
gieeni9aftsn bsrbsisefabrt. 10 fprs4en
mir bon yangebOrensn" geiOnoerbeiten
zines Snbibiouums. gieles. mas Der
getpbbnli6s Spra9gebrau9 al3 yers
erbt" bsseidnet, 1T ftrsns esnOmmsn
MIR yatssboren" ME ). .. Elm &lumps
fuB, rdbreno bic 5absbur9er Inter,
lippe uno bic Orleans aie i'm pabrsn
Slime .ererbt" ino.
Sn bisism frers.besrifHi6en Slime
oiebt ss feline bereoitdren 2rantbeiten,
fonoern nu ererbte Rrant6eitsanlagen.
Dime bieie l6ien bic ipscifi9en 2rant=
hsitserrsger, tpie ga;iQen unb Gifte,
bic fogenannten srbli6sn 6~rantbeiten
ni9t aus, ME bic Siuoien Der Smmus
nitdt bepeiIen. Die meiiten Srant6ei=
ten, bnrunter aud 2ungenf6minoiu9t,
finb aber ni9t erbli9e 4~rantbsiten,
bas beiBt, Die 9rantbeitsanla9en t6n.
men i'm gi1seQe6en erpDrben trerSen,
gum geiipisl our9 cine bic 2ungsn
acknowledgements gei6dftigune.
Scl9e inoibibuea ertuorbenen 9rant=
~beitsanlasen finb aber nidt erblid, 10
lange bic R6rper3eaen islbt nidt GEE
i9dbist finb. Sesbalb TT eruurbsns
9btifis ni9t Dsrerbli9; tuObl absr mir
ten bic 3erf6runSen, Die @si9le6ts=
frantbeiten unb Der 9lfo6ol beuirft
babsn, lei9t un9infig auf bic srblidsn
Gnlagen Der Na9tOmmenf9aft.
Sa Bel Der gefru4tung, bic i'm 2aufe
bieler @~eneratiOner bersrbten GeIons
bsrbsitsn bss 2simplasmas au INNER
nsusr 6ombinatiOntn fRbrsn .Stine1,
auf benen eben bas pssTonli9e @sprdse
bes rleusn Wsni9sn in sriter 2inie Be-
rubt, 10 9ibt es un3dblise @abrI6sin=
li4tsiten Der 8~ererbung. aber tein 8er=
erbungsaeieb. S6eOrstiid bat isbsr
Weni4 in Der st6lften Generation be-
reits 1905 Nbnen. ga er bon ieoem
berislbsn sttpas 8~sionberes, cine Dee
terminate" 9eerbt babsn tann, 10 III
ieoer 8sbante, ieinsn 3inosrt eepife
gigsnf&aften van3ti9tsn" 3u poaen,
cine Shor6eit. Sur bic 6dufune bon
Iererbung i9doli9sr gissni9aftsn
tann ber6itet tuerben.
SroB Der gebauptuns dltersr 2lini=
fer, bab bic Inlase Su Srebsfranfbei=
ten unb sur SubertulOis bersrbt piro,
trat Der 8ortragenoe fur cine cptimifi=
f9e Iufafun9 Elm, bic cine 0ererbuna
FOLDER ungltidli9en Sispofitionen Sc.
treitet. gs if mad Isiner aufafuna
biOlO9ii9 nidt gers6tfsrti9t, tuenn
in~sbefOnoere pbiftern bon drstli9er
Settle geratbsn tuirb, i'm Saterefe Der
gu ertuartenbsn un9lidlidsn Rinoer
fin nint AL berbeirathen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-03
. Die. gtfenbdhnbrIde

- Die gtftnbabnbrud
iiber ben Gambeii : 6lub in 4frifa,
bic bO9ite Bride Der Welt, fpurbe por
Sturgeon pouenbet. Die Gilen6a9nz
Bride, bic ben Sambef fnapp unters
bul6 Der @ittoria : Sale iiberfeBt,
liest boqe bierbunbert SUB iber benz
Waherlpiesel unb miB BON 9feiIer gu
pfeiler me1r ala 500 SUB. Sie
2anbi9aft, bic bic i6rer @ouenbung
fi9 nG6ernbe, bon Cecil @bobes film
eroa9te erite ii6erafrifanii9e gifen<
balm bort bur6fGbrt, fat an 9robarz
tigfeit pObl nirsenbs elm Seitenitiid.
Die @iftoria : SGGe finb ni@t ipenis
ger ols boppelt 10 bo9 unb boppeIt 10
brett pie bic NiagarafGIe. Die
Bride, bic 1t9 ettpa 1900 MeiIen
nOrbli9 bon 3apitabt 6efinbet unb IN
peni9en Sabren 5peifellos bas Heifes
5tel tauienber neutrality-suspicious.
perben biirfte, tpurbe bon beibenufern
glei95eitig itiidtpeile porgebaut, unb
bic duberite @enauigteit mar moths
penoig, I'm au errei9er, bab beibe
Sbeile in Der Mitte ouf ben 5oG se=
nau suiammentrafen.
= Uprfi9tig. Gin gafee9aft
(Sum anbern): y@as? sic tpollen
S6riftfteler perben unb Daben nod
nidt NAL @oetbe selefen2" Der anbes
re: .Nein! SD leie iber6aupt ni9ts,
bamit man mir ni9t fpdter porperfen
fam, i4 babe irgenbpO elm plasiut
begangen."
-IEfpru9sboGl. .&analiitsnz
frau (su elmer 5reunbin): nMein
Mann lit f9redli9 anfpru9sppu sss
trOrbsn, felt er flint Dollars mpnatIid
gehaltsuufbefferuns befommen bat;
isbt trintt er INNER 5pei @las WaFsr
gum Glen, unb ni9t frii9 senus fann
er's trisgen."
Gin g 9Iaubereer. o.:
nOenfen Sic ii9, neuli4 ne1me t9 elm
Sab i'm Srsien, unb als i9 sben ing
Dafer seitiegsn bin, bri9t Elm fur9t,
barss Gepittsr nit plabresen log.
S9 taudte natiirIid idlsunigt unter."
g.: .Warum tau9ten Sic benin unz
t.r9" a.: rNa. Inn ni4t 10 ie9r NAB
gu tperben."
= iidfi9tsboII. Scr.
8lufflb," iagte Elm SrGulsin, lG6elnb.
Isl. iinb Der prieinelite Mann, BEN
i4 femme. Sic baben fein einaiqes
Wort ii6er bas Wettsr asiast, ieifbem
Sic nit mir tan5en." pNein. Sc
eebt audi ni9t. Sd fam meine Mnz
ii3t ii6er bieles Detter pirtlid) mid.
in Samengeieai9afi aubsrn."
-Np9 mebr! Nummel: ,@fs
t9 neuli9 meinen rei9en, aber oeiais
gen Sntel UNI 9elb gu elmer @r6o,
lungsreife Bat = peibt Ou, mas er
ba geiast bat9... Sd ion einfa6 an
bic frii9e 2uft eeben!" @ummel:
vOas lit mod gar ni9ts! Wie i9 mei,
mem Snfel unlGngit NIT Der elsi6en
@ngelesen6eit fam = peibt On, mas
er bagethan bate -. gr bat mid
slei9 an bic frii9e 2uft ssiebt!!"
: Rudfi4tslos. nIa, Su,
%berbauer, iparum benn 10 pib9" ga,
Seifi ion ma ba net Nib p~er'n!...
Wie sic ia pif'n, is mel beit. Sau
am 9inperb'n. 90 bat mir Der gabsr
ben &atb 'geb'n, i9 ipu' r auf B.
2onbftrab'n leg'n unb BON an @utos
mObiiler a'fummfabr'n IaF'n. -
@i9ti', I bring mel Sau auf b.
2anoitraB'n = bu tommt idon 10 a.
Stinffaft'n hers'flps'n. s. g'f9pinb
binter an 3aun. Seq is 3 gut -
bab' t mir bsntt! -. Wifen g, mas
nTAo6,,e ;a2 M,tan3rt&t,r - ~.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-03

BUD + dusler Geinsn ebes
malisen @ntpolt I'm 3u9tbaus trefz
feno): nab. sic audi bier, 0err Oofs
tor; sic baben ii9 tpobl felbit bere
tbeioigts"
Cañon City record., 1905-10-12
Handsome az Ever.

Under Sheriff John Chetelat is just
recovering from the injuries he sus-
tained in railroad wreck on the 26th
ult. while travelling on Rio Grande
Southern train between Mancos and
Dolores. The car in which Mr. Chetelat
was riding went into the ditch and he
received several ugly looking cuts
about the head ana face in consequence
Of being thrown against the window
when 1t was overturned. He was also
bruised and internally hurt, a. a result
of which he was in the hospital at
Salida for several days. There were
about twenty people injured in the
wreck, one Of whom died few days
after the occurrence
Cañon City record., 1905-10-12
For the Housewife.

Every since our Colonial ancestors
instituted Thanksgiving Day, 1t has
been q day of rejoicing. and the good
old-fashioned dinner plays the all-im-
portant part therein. A detailed and
an interesting account OF a Thanks
giving dinner. as it will be served by
the young housewife who has followed
the story of The Making of House,
wife" in The Delineator, is given by
Isabel Gordon Curtis in the November
number. Thanksgiving Day Novel;
ties" illustrate many seasonable dishes,
from the traditional pumpkin pie, TO q
choicely arranged harvest centerpiece.
Other articles on Nut Novelties" and
"Maple DaintieS" can be made to ad.
vantage at this season OF the year. and
will add novelty to the family menu.
Cañon City record., 1905-10-12

Physics and Politices" and an excel
lent work on Sociology. and these will
accordingly form the nucleus of peda-
gogical interest for the meetings Of the
Teachers club this year.
Prof. Thompson was unanimously
reelected chairman OF the meetings OF
said club, Miss Proctor secretary and
Misses Baker, Campbell, Amick and
Marriott were appointed as social com
mittee for the year.
The principals of the High. Washing.
ton and Lincoln buildings were ap-
pointed committee in regard to Wis
iting day.
After some good humored, but ami
mat, d, discussion corcerning tardiness
reports, ETC., the meeting adjourned.
Cañon City record., 1905-10-12
Announcement

ANTICIPATING prosperous fall and
winter season for Canon City and vi
cinity, and realizing that the people OF
Canon City will want the newest and
best in Christmas goods, 1 have gone
east to buy my holiday line.
/ shall have the opportunity OF see
ing what the eastern markets have to
offer in new goods. Visiting these
markets will enable me to buy cheaper
the best the market affords, which will
be to the advantage of my customers
when the Christmas trade opens in
Canon City.-H. N. Beecher, proprie-
tor City Book Store.
Cañon City record., 1905-10-12
ID e a a n g $
Powell.W0Od.

Miss Ada Powell. daughter of Mr.. E.
w. Powell of Taclamur and Mr.. Albert
Wood OF Fruitmere were the principals
in very pretty home wedding that
took place at the residence of the
brides sister. Mrs E. II. Dean, 3O6
Rudd avenue, At $50 O'Clock last Sun
day evening, Rev A. W. Henderson.
pastor OF the Cumberland Presbyterian
church, officiating. The floral decora-
tions we're roses, chrysanthemums,
carnations and smiIax, transforming
the parlor where the marriage occurred
into a bower Of arboreai beauty.
The bride wore very handsome
dress of blue cashmere trimmed with
valencenes lace and carried boquet OF
roses. After congratulations had been
extended by the assembled guests all
we're invited to the dining room where
a sumptious dinner was served. Mr..
and Mrs. Wood, who will make their
home on Reynolds avenue, East Canon
were the recipients OF many nice
presents. Among the guests we're Mr.
and Mrs. Chas Wood, Miss Birdie
Mink, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Coleman
Miss Gussie Powell, Messrs John Mink
Gus Bottoms, E. W. Powell, Tom Ger.
ringer, Will Veach and Tom Upte-
grove.
Cañon City record., 1905-10-12
Mighty Nice Present.

Rev. L. d. Evans, pastor OF the First
Congregational church at Camden,
Maine, preached from the pulpit Of the
First Presby terian church last Sunday
morning and was the principal speak
er at the mems meeting at the Y.
NJ. @. A. in the afternoon. Rev. Evans
Is an interesting speaker and he made
an excellent impression on all with
whom he came in contact during his
visit to this city. He left for the Port
land exposition and points OF interest
In California on Monday for a. months
rest, one of the members Of his congre-
CATION having presented him with $500
for the purpose OF taking vacation in
the West.
Cañon City record., 1905-10-12

the spleen was enlarged to more than
twice its normal size; another showed
ind hammation of the stomach with be-
ginning degeneration OF the glands.
etc All were very sick dogs.
Believing that this original research
work will aid greatly in bringing about
universal recognition of osteopathy as
the most rational ns well as the most
demonstrable system of therapeutics
in existence, we have secured a num-
Der OF copies OF this address in pamph-
let form which may be had by anyone
Cañon City record., 1905-10-12
A Puklic Benefactaon.

THE osteopathic theory Of the cause
Of disease Is no longer only a theory.
but an established fact, proven by sci-
entific therapeutic demonstration. In
an address before the National Osteo-
pathic association held in Denver this
year, DR.. Mcconnell, Of Chicago. gave
the result Of a series Of experiments
performed on animals to prove the the
ory OF the osteopathic lesion. He pro-
duced cro-photographs mounted on
stereopticon slides OF pathological con-
ditions resulting from LESSONS produced
on dogs. Each case presented marked
pathology OF different organs Affected
By different LESSONS. In one instanee
Cañon City record., 1905-10-12
Light On the Park.

The Colorado Electric Power COM
pany is arranging to give the citizens
OF Lincoln Park the benefit Of its cur
rent for illuminating their homes and
in the course Of few weeks. or months
At most, the residents OF that delight
full suburb will be on a par with the
people Of Canon City so far as being
able to avail themselves of the electric
power for lighting their streets and
houses is concerned. Poles for sup
porting the wires are being set up
along Park avenue, and. doubtless,
other streets will be requisitioned for
the same purpose before long. The in
stallation of system Of electric light
ing on Lincoln Park will fill "a long
felt want" and will be highly appreci-
ated by its citizens.
Cañon City record., 1905-10-12
Brannen.POrter

Mrs. Mary Annette Brannen and Mr.
William Moore Porter, both of Boston,
Massachusetts, were married at Christ
Episcopal church at II 80 o'clock last
Saturday morning in the presence OF .
few immediate friends. Rev. w. w.
Ayers officiating.
The bride wore travelling dress Of
brown silk and the groom suit OF the
conventional black. After the solemui-
zation of the marriage rites the happy
couple was driven to the home OF Mrs.
G. ]. Rommel, cousin of the bride, at
72S River street, where wedding
breakfast was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Porter left at IL 80
O'Clock for Colorado Springs, where
they expected to remain few days,
going later to Los Angeles, California
where they will spend the winter. The
bride had been a resident Of Canon
City about year preceding her mar.
riage.
Cañon City record., 1905-10-12
Safety Deposit Boxes

A great many people are not aware OF
the security and convenience OF Safety
Deposit Boxes. 1t is a great satisfac-
tion to have your valuable papers
where you know they are safe. The
Fremont County Bank has installed =
lot Of new boxes and has provided a
private room for the use Of safety de-
posit customers. The rent is nominal.
You are invited to call at the bank and
see for yourself.
Cañon City record., 1905-10-12
Harvest Festival.

A large audience was present at
Trinity Lutheran church last Sunday
morning to witness the services in con-
ttion with the Annual Harvest Home
festival. which was celebrated under
the auspices Of the Sunday school.
Fruits. grains and vegetables OF nearly
every kind grown in this locality were
tastefully grouped about the pulpit and
chancel and an appropriate literary
and musical program WAS rendered.
Rev. W. II. Noffzinger, OF Santa Cruz,
California. preached to the congrega-
tion OF Trinity church in the evening.
Cañon City record., 1905-10-12
School News

The regular monthly meeting of all
teachers Of district No. was held in
the assembly room of the high school
on Saturday morning at 10 O'Clock.
Superintendent Thompson read an
excellent paper concerning the years
outlook. full of suggestions as to the
ideals and purposes that should inspire
his teachers.
The committee consisting of Profs.
Ragan and Ryle and Mrs Hills, re-
ported as to the books to be studied by
the teachers during the current year.
Their report was accepted and the vote
on boo ks suggested resulted in choice
of three: Hinsdale's Art of Study -
Cañon City record., 1905-10-12
Notice

Notice Is hereby given that on Oct
ober 18th 1905, The Lawrence Electric
Construction Co.. will ask the city
council of the city Of Canon City, state
them the right to install, operate and
maintain system of electric trolley
cars in and over the streets of said city
for a term Of twenty years.-o. W.
Murphy. yice-president Lawrence
Electric Construction Go.
Cañon City record., 1905-10-12
Got a Diploma.

Jas. Turnbull recently received from
the awards committee OF the Louisiana
Purchase Exposition diploma for the
best display OF apples OF the Mann
variety at the Worlds Fair at st Louis
last year. The diploma is a very hand
some specimen of the photographers
art. No doubt other Canon City
Cañon City record., 1905-10-12

interested in the science OF health, up
on application. Indeed we are happy
to present our friends with this addi-
tional evidence OF the reason for the
faith that is In US. Yours for good
health, DR.. ]. Homer Dickson, Baker
4 Biggs block.
Cañon City record., 1905-10-12
Winona Wagons

SEE the Gibson Lumber company II
you wnnt winona wagon Of any kind
They are making up specifications for
carload and you can order and get n
wagon at practically wholesale price at
car rate.
Cañon City record., 1905-10-12
Attention, Tourists /!

FoR side trip go around the world
with the Ladies of the NJ. E. church
Thursday evening OF next week. Trains
start from the Tabernacle every IS
minutes after 9 o'clock p. m. Round
trip fare, 80 cents
Cañon City record., 1905-10-12

horticulturists were awarded similar
diplomas by the exposition authorities.
but thus far we have been unable to
learn their names.
Cañon City record., 1905-10-12
NOTICE

All persons owing the late
firm The Bethel Co. wi11
kindly settle At once and save
litigation and expense .
Remit oe settle 1t stofe.
Cañon City record., 1905-10-12
Money to Loan

The Fremont County Bank is always
glad to loan money to the Fruit
growers. If you need money to help
in the harvesting expenses, call at the
bank and see them
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-11-17
MIssIONARY RIDeE.
Row the Scene OF a Terrible Battle
Originally Got It's Name.

How the Scene OF Terrible Battle
Originally Got It's Name.
Stretching for miles along the east
ern border of the city. picturesque and
pleasing 20 view is Missionary ridge.
How wei that name is known from
the hemlocks Of Maine to the flowers
OF Florida, and yet how different from
its name are the associates one gives
ID when it is pronounced in history
Il Is recorded as being the scene Of one
Of the 6ercest conflicts Of the civil war,
but 10 the people who know the origin
Of the name 1t is a monument to the
memory Of a band Of devoted, self sac
rifcing Christian men who, Drawing
the hardshlps OF emigration not for the
love OF gain, but TO help their fellow
men. built the Brainard mission on the
picturesque heights known by the name
Of Missionary ridge
1T was in 1917 that the Rev. Cyrus
Kingsbury, Ainsworth F. Blunt and
the Rev. John Vail first viewed the site
Of their mission. They were sent here
by the American board Of commission
ers for foreign missions, and the same
board had provided for the erection Of
a mission, including school buildings
and a home for the missionaries. But
the contractors failed In their contract.
and the missionaries were left without
money and without even a shelter. But
by energetic efforts they created a mis-
sion school and built a mill on the
banks Of Chickamauga creek. The mill
race, nearly mile long. is still visible.
The mill was purchased by Philamon
Bird in 1852. lie tore down the small
structure and built what is now known
as Birds mill
on May %, 1919. the president Of the
United States. James Monroe. appeared
at the door Of the mission unannOunced.
He was accompanied by General
Gaines. Although surprised by his Wis
It, the missionaries were ready to re-
ceive him, and be complimented them
on their work and in glowing terms
praised the beautiful location Of the
mission. The Brainard mission was
used until the Indians left II cid an
immense amount OF good, and at one
time there were more than 500 Indian
children being taught beneath its roof.
The Lords supper was observed for
the last time on Aug. 10, 1885.
In the old mission cemetery east Of
the ridge, OvergrOwn with weeds and
forgotten by almost everybody. is
little monument on which are the fol
lowing words.
Here gle the remains Of Samuel
Worcester, u. D., pastor Of the Taber-
nacle church. Salem, Mass, first secre-
tary OF the American board Of commits
sioners for foreign missions. Born
1770; died June z, 1921. CHATTANOOGA
Times.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-11-17
TROOPS NOT NEEDED
IN BALDWIN COUNTY

The Bay Minette Times has the fol-
lowing to say relative to the latest
phase of the Baldwin county court
house muddle.
That Judge Browne again insulted
the people of Baldwin county and
made another exhibition of his de-
termination to assist Daphne in the
court house case, was strongly evil
denced by his request for troops to be
sent TO Bay Minette to assist the
coroner in making the arrest Of one
man. The reports which have gone
out as to the necessity of trOops
here are erroneous. There has never
been a moment when troops have
been nee0ed at Bay Minette for any
purpose. We trust there may never
be- Fortunately the governor investi-
gated the situation and refused to
send the militia Had they come.
they would have found an orderly
town with no trouble on hand and
no evidence of any. There was no
armed posse here. The idea of troops
being sent to arrest one man is ludic-
rcus. The mere sight Of troops here
for such a purpose would have been
"the limit"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-11-17

In The Silzen East" the author. Y.
G. Scott O'Connor, explains what that
much discussed contamination Of Mir
vana, OF neikban, is 20 the faithful
Burmese:
And this neikban. what is itG Eter-
nal extinction or eternal and conscious
peacef The everyday Buddhist in
Burma az least is in no doubt upon
the subject. and for the rest, for an
exalted idea Of paradise. I do not re.
member 70 have come upon anything
finer than this; where the believer
expects 70 ind a sure shelter against
eli errors, doubts and fears. and rest
ing place, where his spirit may secure
y enjoy the undisturbed possession OF
truth"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-11-17

A Frenchman who lived many years
in Fez tells how the Moroccans enjoy
a Joke at the expense Of Europeans.
An ultimaum had on one occasion
been sent 10 the governor demanding a
letter of apology. No letter came. and
the French charge -d'amaires went to
the vizier, Si-Feddin-Garnit to an
nounce his departure. do not gor'
cried the Tizier. You are our friend.
The letter only needs the sultan's seal.
IL viii be ready tomorrow" 1t was
not ready on the next day or the next.
and on the third day the charge daft
flares, after refusing an refreshment.
declared that he was leaving Fee i'm
mediately, whereupon Si-Feddin-Gar-
nit drew the letter from his leathern
wallet. 1T has been ready for five
days. he said. You see, there was no
need for anger"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-11-17
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