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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-09-08
UntrustwOrthy.

The faith which Uncle James Hobbs
had always kept in the accuracy Of IL
Illustrations in his fayOrite magazine
was sadly shaken after his visit to the
botanical gardens.
When Mrs. Hobbs called his atten-
ton to a picture of a Cuban village in
the next issue of the magazine he lock
ed at it doubtfully.
more than likely it doesn't look that
way at ALL" he said. detection plainly
written all over his dropping figure
Il never told ye about my disapp'int-
ment sitting under one O those pa IN
trees In the gardens. Why. the pic
lures in the magazine gave such a
shade to them Arabs underneath I'd
always wanted to SIT under a pam
Tree. But 1 tell ye, after trying it that
blistering hot day I'd Jest as soon
think of expecting ladder to shade
me as q pam tree, and 1 don't know
but sooner, II twas one where the
rungs weren't too fer apart wouldn't
lay my calculations on Cuby's looking
too much like that picture IL was In
your place. Maria"
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-09-08

wreathed now in smiles like those Ire
remembered ON the sunny faced child
Now guess what hold behind my
beginning? And it ended with, I've
just gOt-a kiss for you" She hest
tated slightly over the last sentence.
blushing prettily.
The half conscious love WorthingtOn
had felt for her always famed into
life. Looking up, she caught the ex-
preston in his eyes, and her own heart
leaped. Then her color faded. leaving
her white and frightened looking.
'Girlie." he said softly. "yOCr MEM
Dry has not failed your
''YOu-you mustn't call me that
now" she said. Its different"
Different? How:"
"Oh'-and her voice was almost a
sol,-'dOn't you see, you great. big.
stupid boy?" The words had come
back to her. 1t wouldn't be proper:
I'm engaged" And she extended her
| band to him with the circlet of dia-
mOnds
After a minute, when WOrthington
bad swallowed some hard things that
rose in his throat, he said. half Ques-
tiOninSly:
''YOu-you are happy?"
She glanced at him shyly from under
her long lashes. The hand which wore
the circle trembled- Il suppose So"
she said. Il am doing my duty. Isn't
that the surest road TO happiness:"
The wistfulness Of her appeal made
him bold. Then you do not love the
MANI" he asked
!. ''Oh. no." she said abruptly. The re-
ply had escaped before she realized it.
1t had been taken so much for granted
this fact that she I'D not love the
couIt-that the words We're involun-
tarr.
Father wished it, she went on.
and promised L want you to mar
" Count Rinaldi or the son OF my OH
friend W-orthinGton,' he said They
| were the only ones who were good To
him in his trouble
At the mention of his name light
broke through the cloud which Worth
ington had watched fold about him
while she spoke
Miss Huriburt," he whispered ca ger
ly, do You remember my name
Robert WOrthingtOn!"
He stood back to watch the effect it
produced Wonder, delight SORROW
resignation. followed each other in
quick succession. Then she looked
him squarely in the eyes. telling him
more plainly than words that she I'M
derStood.
Il am glad you are here" she said.
holding out her hand to him. 1T was
nice to see you again 1 must go now"
Butt may see your
Robert Worthington is welcome"
/, she said. and was gone.
Worthington saw the girl occasional
~. but it was only q short time until
he learned that she would never break
that her heart was slipping into his
keeping. At last, for both their sakes.
he remained away from her
One morning. when he was finding it
particularly difficult to keep his reso-
luton, a paragraph in the foreign
news caught his eye. Count Leonardo
Rinaldi, charge d'affaires of the leSa-
ton at N, died suddenly this morning
His engagement to Miss Dorothy HurI-
| burt, a beautiful American girl. was
recently announcer
He read no further, but took the
paper to his mother. his heart beating
| wildly, his eyes glowing with the light
| of love-
Mother" he cried. look, Grille is
free. and now the great, big. stupid
boy will have his innings"
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-09-08
RETAIL
WHISTLES, WINES, BEER AND MALT.

Bulk goocs-Jugs free-Not prepaid.
$3.50 per gallon Rye. Gin Co. n Good Grade
81 % per gallon.
kye- Gin. Corn. Rum, Fine Quality 81 50 per gal.
kye' Ctu Corn. Kun, Best tor the money.
IS 90 PER- gal.
IA" Rye. Peach and apple brandy. Nef,ove
by age 81 90 per gal
Victoria Rye. Social Drops Rye Medical quality
LENP ST LOUIS BEER. Per dss
FaistaH a. -
S4tS1 rae 20
Malt extra dark - -
CohurKer, imported - |, -
Ha:. Ale otnts.............-.. .............-. .
Guinness Stout. piuts ....... - q
Prices By The hssrsl q aypllssssss.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-09-08
EXPRESS PREPAID.

Assortment Allowed o. al coods Of same
Prize.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-09-08

We are sorry that the article pub
lished in this paper Saturday was
construed by anyone as jumping on
the management of the G.. & G. rail-
road. We certainly did not so in
tend it. We hope the ROAD will not
miss Ocala as has been stated in sew
eral newspapers and hope the man
agement will not see fit to have it do
so. OF course we all want very much
for it TO come through Ocala.
Mis. J. w. Crosby and children,
who have been at Saluda, N. c., for
some weeks are now at Asheville,
where they will spend the next
month.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-06
EriiHte mmb Semitic.
SrI9te.

NepfeI-@ute 8o@dpfeI $2.6O-3.0O per
Sab.
8ananen 81. 25-1.75; fIeine 75c-b1.0O.
Granberries $7.00-8.00.
Srauben MaIasa $3.50.
Gitronen $2.76-a.2s per 8iffe.
Oransen $a.10-2.sc; California eeeb'
Iinss 81. 7O-1.9o per Rifle.
@emIfe.
8otbe @iiben $1.5o Der SaB.
8raut, Souano Seeb $25 per Sonne;; Rotb'
fraut 81 80 per SaB.
California GeIerp 8sc-$l.O per Iun9.
8IumentobI $e.25 per @rate.
Obfter gIant 15c per Cuseno.
SaIat 12e per gfunb.
3wiebeIn $2.25-2.50 per bunoert Yfuno;
ST. co per 8uibeI; ipaniide 81 Oh per @rate.
Rartoffeln 9Os-$1.OO per Sad; 873c-9oe
auf ben @eIeiien.
Suimois siib : 8artofeIa $500 per Sab.
garinips 5 200 Der Sab.
Stabilize 25c-30c per Ousenb.
9eteriiIie 50c per Duseno 8un9es.
Spinat 6Oc-7Oc per Dusenb.
@eibe 8aben $500 per Sab.
Rutabasas $1.1O-$1.20 per Sab.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-06
3er8W@esteS NIAt@.

Susar eureb S9tniem - grfs nuaIttdt :
1870 piunb III: Is 4fanb Life: 16-l2
afunb 12f: 8meste HuaIttdt 2a-ls Ptmb
lie ; Is afunb l1te II nfinsb life ; 10
Btanp 12e.
GaIiforni@e e4snisx-sb B 8 Rfunb Sc;
9 Bis 12 Bfanb 73e.
99uItern-Gnel. Gureb. Is BIB 90 pfunh
TN Dur&i&nsH. SIC; Is pfunS Gnr@f&mitt.
9s, 10 Bis IL $tune 9}e.
sriibfhid, SYed-RIarer 0npItft 6ureb Ice
oewdbIter euear Gureb 16c. 81 Nfanb Ia.
Dur@i@nitt 1Se; bts 9 Rfnab I'm Sur&'
idnitt 1se; 10 bic 10 qfunb TN Dur9i@nttt
lie; s 4janb I'M Dsr4f4nut. i&taaI. 103c.
8 gtunb im Dur&i&ntt, i&mal. ls}e.
eped, gnsI.-@ewdbIter. 8 bs 10 Rf9nb
tm Dur@i9nitt. l2le; IL BIB IL pftab ta
Dua&i&att. 11}e.
sped-3Iare Settsn, 90 Bis 10 Ptunb tml
Dur&l&nttt, eae; RIare eetten. 20 BIB 30
Rfunb, sac; alare Bellies, 25 BIB 30 4fuab.
exc; 10 Bis 22 3d.. sae; IL BIB 1e 4fsnb.
l0c; 9Iare Saidem, 25 BIB 30 Pfunh. Sc;
Raden IL Bis Is Yfpah etc; 4lare NR6en 6
Bis 9 Dfunb. TIC
@ep6deItes e~&wstnelei@ 3no@enIoiea
Smnep Big $3.50; aIarss Bean $500; 5ans'
Ip $500; Short GIeur sl4.b0: shsnpi
$18. 90.
@eb6rrtes NtnbReH4 - S4tmten. reg
Gets, 13}e; Hubenietten loo: Snneud. 1b3;
4nD@eI 16c.
e@mas IN zierees i. Dual. SC; 2
nuaIitdt Sxe: 8. OnaIttdt 6ae
RnrRe = 0erdu@erte SrotratrR 6k
Hroaturter 7}e; Bologna h Ddsmes &c. tn
7u& SIC.
O~FoeeSte1.
SnbtamaYsI3 3aHees$reHs
0eu0tnI. BIB gutter l0-l2e; trtsaa b g.
pdtltes 1A-16e 6nsp 60&-83t. 0eIb'
aeuow Is BIZ 22e, Sapa 2s-82e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-06
SIN 8a6etM :

Su Ta9efen
ariofa Sl2.75. ston S12.75, ser,su sla.7s
Caracas s12. ~. DiHportb's s12. 40. Dutd
Sasa glenb SIG. 3d. aiIgou& Sl9. 96, eatss
8Ienoeo Sapa SI2.6O.
SnGer-Domtnoes 8.72c: etiesu6er 4
pulneriitrter 6.57e; xff4 puIpertFrts. s.69s.
fss'er sranuitrter 6.37e; Cubes TIC; gos.
fsetsoners' 1896 5ibsepoob u 6.O7e; ata
mtg u 6.o7e; gtnptre 4 s. s2e; Sbsai srtso
SoIben 6 6.sTe; 8inbfcr Grtra 6 b.sae
@ioseDoOb 6 6.72e; sslbsr 6 q. s7s; B :.
Der 6.32.
sprup-StanSarS @orn Csc bts s5e, ,..
rudbIter &c bis 32c; Sorghum 2sc bis sc:
9sp Drlsans MaoIaHes l8e Bis 2se: asrodbi,
ter 3Oc bis 38c-
Stdrfe-BearL 3fc, Champion 0Iot. l xxt
8 Shanb Badete 8. 4orn, / gfs. Yodst..
4H-63e:
Gifs-Ras 40 Or. Sea). Sas. s-l1e >.
@aIone.
&eis-earoItma. 2Opf. 4t-sA. SaYaH 81
-b3e, sebro&ener, 8--4e.
THdleS-24W TN Tab $40; 120G TN Has
%; 1900 TN SeIbfas $500; 400 TIM sas
$3.50.
Gtnsema@te Observation-Disclosures 8 Rfb..
SLICE 9ea&es stanbarb, 8 3D., ~
2.25; combs 8 pfanb 81 6oLa. sS; sh
Beaaes, 81. 40-$1.60; Nnamas, etaxbqrS.
Z 3d.. 81. 66-$1.Se eeennos, 9 Afuxb.
sl.% s1.46; sriime Sobnen, 8 Efuxb Ron,
men, 8abama Ananas Sl.SOlsa abe.
@sftebte erbfen, $1.20-Sl.76 [. tdi5e Srxt o.
esnts. RarrOp soe. stnseipei9te 55e-sos
tomatoes, 8 RfanS, 81. I0-Sl.I6, 8udsr,
Rom SOc-s1.2 90. GpfeIbatter. per Duse.b,
8 gfunb. 81.
e%anbp-7c; stansen semttGt 7e; gqo,
Gee sernii3t SIC; Banner 9ptR Sc; Cream
BonbOns lOe: Ns. Q Cream semff&t *.
@etrofnete Tri@te-XepfeI, CIT Der CORN,
setrofnet, &c; Sobannesbeeren 7s BIS 7ke:
@ttron 1ae bts 14e; ROfnen, 2 Grpwx, per
Yf'ino, 7e, 8 @rotun NC, 4 Groux TIC Iau,
n~1snfreie sbis Sc, California RuscateI 7x !;
euItana NC, irnportirte SuItama lie bts lee
California Aprtfofen Sc BITS Lee.
Mife-8res!I nea Sc bts loo; StIberts IL:
ytanoeIn IA; wet@f@aIise Ranb.Ix 15e;
Serbian RanbeIn 16e; 4eanats Dc BIZ bte.
serOftete &c Bis &c; GmsIif&e @aImiiHe
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-06

Besen Ro. Q retber 5 .O83 auf eeles
ie"' Sl.0s non EabIen; 80. 8 rotber CSC;
gfdrs 81. 08a; Basenmebe1 &l.08
Sorn (neaes) go. l weib 47{c 80. q
'peiB 47ie Ro 8 wetb 47}e; 10. 4 wetS,
46e; Ro. 2 weib semti4i Ate SO. 8
metb aentf9t 47e; go. 4 uetS eent1@t
46e; M Q seIb 48c; 80. 8 seIt 49, :
Ro. 4 seIb 46e: go. 9 seu,fGt 473e ;
@o. 8 aenti&t 41e: go. 4 senmiGt g.: :
RoIben &c
Safer- Hs. Q petser 31s: go. 8 pst,s
f03e; Ro. 2 9euti9ter 30}c; go. 8 seuaH2tsy
Coz.
9eu SO. 1 atinotbp SO 90; 70.
2, 500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-06
Sea- @aeeusRasfs.

Observation-Disclosures: 80 OIL 90.
Rice Serfaufspreiie: 50 O0-Sl0.00
Geittorn - Bertaufspretie: ie ma@ bes
0ualttdt, 30 bts 66c
9afer--8ef@dt 44-46c; tn eex ae5rex
&.W-$l0.W per Tonne. Neuer 1885,.
etrob-R<eie. ie mad benz grab. IN Tab
len, &.00-$6.O 90.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-06
S6ntereteu.

Rotber 8leeianen 5 $500.
gnslii&er 8Ieeiamen $7.75-s.2I
GIisfe &Ieeianen 81 76-8 %.
MfaIfa 8Ieeiatnen 81. 1880
@eiber &leeiamen s8.45.
Seudblter Ttmotbp $1.70-1.8O.
Sroindrer bis gutter Eirsotbp 81. 85-1.60.
Ganeb 8entudp 8Iausras 81 .Oa-l.a6.
gIausras in @baff Soc.
gnsIti&es gIausras $l.46.
OrGarb @ras s. 7O-1.8O.
2eo 9op in Gbaff Wc-$l.10.
&affer Born 75r-$1.0O.
Arber 3udsrrobr Samen 81. =
@eiber 9aferiamen 40c
Sriibiabrs @erfte $1.25.
@eibes unb selbss 8orn 81. 00-1.25.
3eo Sob @nfilase $l.10-1.25.
Som Seas SLID.
Ninet 81. 40 bis $1.a5.
Sribiabrss@ eien 81 40.
SesswiebeI, rueibe, seIbe mnb rotbe $500
per BuibeI.
Sib 8artofeI, seIbe Seriep, Bermuba,
geIbe ytanIerrono iino iiibli4e Queen So. 90 Der
5ab; rothe gianiemonb $2.75; BrafiIianitde
RartoHeIn, friibe 6 No1en zoe per BuibeI;
iriibe Dbio 65c per 8uibeI; friibe Roie 50c per
friibe Burbani SOC per 1uibel; frabe
pebron 45c per BuibeI; 9turaI Nerp BORT unb
Sreen gtountain 40c per BuibeL
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-06

70 " Y III y ! v w. c' 0Pth. O@h
beuti9e 8Oti6aftsr 6rbr. Sped b.
Sternburs ftattete beute benz Stats
Department einen 8eiu9 ab uno tibers
rei9te Elm Memoranoum be3t9li4 Der
Marotto= 6raee. Sn bemielben beibt
eS
,Deutidlanb 1T fir bic yohene
Sbiir" in Wurotto, ebenio ME i'm fer=
men Often, fir grbaltung b.s Status
quo uno FIR SduB Der 9anoelsinterei.
fen .ni9t nur Seutidlanos, fonoern
aler Sano elsnationen Der @elt."
Setretdr Saft oantte benz 8otidaf.
ter, Obne oieis &egisrune in Der Sa9e
3u binben, uno iibermittelte oas Wemo=
ranbum iofort benz prdfioenten &Ooie=
belt.
Seuti9lano erwdbnt Granfrei9 in
benz Memorandum ni9t unb erfu4t
aud nidt um cine Weinun9sduberung
Der 9ereinigtsn Staaten. Sas S4rift=
fif uuroe on bic Regierung 9es
i9idt in @nbetra1t Der i'm Nuslanbe
umlaufenben @erti9ts iiber Seuti9=
lambs Stelun9nabme.
Sb9lsi6 In Dem Memoranoum
6rantrsi@ ni9t erwdbnt miro, tann
bod bebauptst tuerben, baB Seuti4-
lamb beoauert, bon @rObbritannien
unoGrantrei9 beaigli4 ibresg Orbabens
in WurOttO nidt benaariatist woroen
3u iein, bur9 pel9ss @rOBbritannisn
Granfrei9 bi. 8orbsrri9aft in isnem
2anoe iiberldBt. Seutf9lanb it Der
Mnf9t, baB feline Snterefen in Wa=
rOtfo in ieoer Sinfi9t oenen Grant=
rsids eleia finb, iinb eins ibe3ie1e Sn-
tere en.S pbdrs wirbe In Berlin be-
bauert tperben.
Obgleia Der 8eiud bes 2aiiars In
Sauser in g%erbinouns nit ieiner Mit=
telmserfabrt nabe lag, mar Der 3wed
bod, wie aus gutter Nuele perfi9ert
pirS, Der, ben Warotfanern gu aeisen,
es let Der ernfli9e Wuni9 Eeuti9=
lambs bob Der status quo aufre9t er=
baltsn UNI Der 8runoiaB Der Ofenen
Sbtire, Der pOr Setretdr 9ap bestis-
lid gbina's aufsefelt tpurbs, in Ma.
roffo ffritt setuabrt tueroe.
Sn biplomatiiden 9rsiien tpirb bic
geoeutung, Der ofenen g~rtldrung
Seuti6lanos in Waibinston be3tisli9
Marotto's ni9t unteri9dbt. Der
S9ritt bat umiomebr Iufmertiamteit
erreet, aIs er an bemislbsn Sage ere
folste, on psl9em bic biefise &esisruns
Sotumsnte ber6fentli9ts, bic ben
beutiden 2aiier als ben l1rbeber Der
8erbanolun9en na4wieien, bic Die
gnsrtsnnung Der @eutralitdt @bina's
ieitsns Der Rriesfibrenosn als &eiul-
tat batten.
ginige Siplomaten glaubsn, Der
3wed Der bsutidsn Dorfeuunaen. ss=
rabs au bisisr i3sit, iei, bon Waibings
ton cine grtldrung Su erlansen, bab
bic ameritaniide &egieruns an Der po-
litit Der Ofsnen Sbtr in Marotto fsfs
battle. Ob9lei9 Sefrstdt Saft ni9t
In bieiem Slime untsrri9tet tuurbe,
elaubt man bod, bab SeutI9lanb
feline anf9ten in 6bnli9sr Mrt gu ct.
Petersburg uno Maorio barselsst
bat.
Cine Offi3iele grfldruns be3islid
Der Steluns Seuti9lanos 1T auf beHsn
gOti9aft bier nidt au erIanssn, ba
prdioent 8ooisoelt faum 3sit gebabi
bat bas Memorandum in grpdguna ~
aisben.
MusIdnbi9e Betratb.
Wa6ington, 5. Mpril. @s If
beidlcHen tporoen 8 Musldnber al:
geirdtbs 3u Der 2anal=9 ommiiion a.
ernennsu tinb atpar einsn Seuti4enL
sinen Jran3Oien uno einen @ngldnbs1
bic &esierunsen Der betreffenben 2dn'
Der fnb sriudt woroen ie einsn Snge
nieur porauidlagen.
oman I q I.
Sucon n, Nri3.. 5. &pril. 8
6. 9amb, Superintendent Der Ere
Mmigos-@rube tpurbe, tpdbreno er Il
r. 6o,,c. gAI;.S A,,vA s;,s 0noo
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-06
Sin WfemorQn0unl
Senti6lmbs be5iglid 6er Maroffu : Trage iberz
mittelt.
Smere1ante Sofnmente BEG StaatsSeparenents.- MnSlGnShde Sngenienre 80
Saudi &c mmiiion. 8 pnamt.Mtenta af enen Wruben6eam=
ten ;n Smcion, Mrb.-Sen. Ylat franf.-&ab=
reiultat in 81. Souls.

gelegt uno our4 cine 5 SUB Iange
3hnoi9ur our Grploioa qsbra9t
purbsn. Sic Srimmer bes 9auies
uno ieines Snbaltes muroen iibsr ben
san3en Gbbans beg 6iisels geidleuosrt.
an bern es ftsbt. Sbeile bon 2amb's
9eiae uuroen an Ste0sn sefunben. bic
cine babe Wteile aussinanberliegen.
Seine Trau unb 2inber tuarer abrpe=
ieno.
Die @orOners9ei9worenen saben ei=
men @prud ab, babin Iauteno, bab
2amb our6 unbefannte perionsn GEE
t6otst tporoen iei. Werbaftungen finb
aber au eruarten. 2amb mar in
bittere Streitigteiten iber @rubeneigen=
tbum berpidelt.
6 n. g fatt I.
Wabin 9 o n, Conn.,, 5. Npril.
gunbesienatOr Orpiae 3. Platt bon
Connecticut lie9t in ieiner biefigen
Sommermobnung on 2ungsnentstn=
bung frant. @r bottle fi9 Dor suei
Wo6sn benin 8esrdbnife ieinss &olss
gen Sol. R. 9awlep cine farfe grtdl=
tung.
RoIIa WeIIs pteberers
mdblt.
st. 2ouis, 5. Mpril. &ola
Wels (Sem.) 1T sessn SObn u. SaItp
(&ep.) seudblt tporben. Sas @siuls
tat Der Wabl 1T: @sls A, 1857 Stim=
men, Saltp AZ, 942, @m. @. Brandt
(So3.) 7,124, See Merimst5er (uaabs
bdngieer) 1886.
Wiffiffippi=2 m
ion.
6 /. 2ouis, Mo., 5. Mpril. 81.
WiffHippi'3 OmmiiiOn reite beute auf
ibrer balbidbrliben SnipsftiOnstOur
nod Sem Orleans Oh. Dor ibrer Ab=
reiie bate fe 9onferen3en nit 9omites
bon Der 86rie unb Der 2iga Der @e.
i9dftsleute.
g 9tpefer 8rant's ee=
prben.
Orange, q. S.. 5. Mpril. Srau
Marp 8rant @ramer, S9mefer 6es
serfiOrbenen prdioenten u. g. @rant
uno Wittue beg @sb. Midael s. Sra.
nler, uuroe i'm 9auie ibrsr Sawefsr,
Jrau 9irsinia @rant @Orbin au gaft
Orange bsuts Worge1 tn ibrem Bette
aefunben. Sic battle fi9 gefern
9lbenb. ani9sineno seiunb, gu Bette
begeben.
SeIbfm zines Hegers.
pabucab. 3d.. 5. Ipril. Der
0eser Sp. 9at8iniOn. Der am MOn-
tag 3u Sutton, 2p., ben poli3iften
Wpadsr eri9OB, wuroe bon einem pOfie
3u @ilbertiou bart bsrfOlgt. gr feuerts
fdmmtli3e 3ugsIn auf feline 8erfOlser
ab bis auf bic suei lsbten. bic er fi9
islbf in 2Opf iagte.
T m Ittentdter.
Sopefa, 9as., A. @priI. Gin
irrfnniger, tpel9sr @Ouberneur 9O9
t6oten iuolte, tpurbe beute perbaftet.
gr aiebt feinen Namen als s. @bereff
Wortbinstou an uno bebauptet, taubs
fumm au iein. Die poli3,i muBte
auf i9riftli9em @ege nit ibm Der.
febren.
Saubf 4 u mn uno irrs
innia.
Sopeta, 2as., 5. Mpril. Ser
Saubfumme, mel9er geifern @oubers
neur 6o4 ermorben tuoGte uno auf
benz Wese nod benz etaatsbauie bsr-
6aftet rpurbe, 1T fir irrinnig ertldr
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SdrbIer beaabIen fDIgenoe Hretie:
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-06
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The Glenwood post., 1905-05-27
Nav Appeal to Conqress,

Denver. Colo, May 25.-The Repub-
lican this morning prints the follow.
ing special dispatch from Washington:
IF Secretary Hitchcock decides to
build an irrigation storage reservoir
in Gore canon, on the Grand river,
Colorado, and thereby forces David II.
Moffat to run his Salt Lake railroad
through the canon at a point abave
the level of the reservoir. there is 20.
ing to be fight in Congress.
This is Mr.. Moffat's view at pres
ent, and from assurances he has re-
ceived, he is satisfied that if necessary
it will be possible to secure a special
law authorizing his road to have the
right of way through Gore canon with.
out interference by the reclamation
service of the Interior Department.
Secretary Hitchcock is apparently
opposed to abandoning the idea of
building a storage reservoir in Gore
canon, regardless of what effect such
action will have on the Moffat. rail.
road"
The Glenwood post., 1905-05-27
Destructive Rain Storm.

Denver, May PA Greeley dispatch
last night says The country within a
radius Of sixteen miles of Greeley
shows that last nights was the most
destructive rain storm ever expert
enced in the locality of Peckham,
Hillsboro, Johnstown, Windsor, La
Sale, Eaton and Pleasant Valley. To
the north, west and south, little hail
fell, but the deluge was so great that
water stood over the fields from eight
to twelve inches deep. In many places
bitches broke their banks and added
their flood, making rivers of the fer.
tile fields.
By a conservative estimate, it was
found that the rainfall to the acre
equalled five carloads Of water. or a
fall of 1.3S inches.
The center of the storm was near
Johnstown. There, several big breaks
occurred in the Hillsboro ditch, which
will cost several thousand dollars to
repair. The Little Thompson creek
runs within two miles of Johnstown,
and rose fifteen feet in an hour. taking
every bridge on its banks away. The
Platte river rather than the Poudre,
received the rainfall, and there was
enough water in the Platte to-day to
fill every reservoir in the county for
ten years.
The Glenwood post., 1905-05-27
Colorado Soldiers Monument.

Denver, May 25.-As soon after the
Memorial Day exercises are over as is
possible the commission having in
charge the erection of the monument
to Colorado veterans who died in the
Civil War will meet and decide upon
the details of the work. This COM
mission is coriposed of Governor Nc
Donald, Department Commando Geo
w. Curfman and John d. Howland, the
artist. A few days ago the governor
notified the other members that the
money was available for the monument
and that plans for its erection should
be taken up. Yesterday Commander
Cnrfman and Mr.. Howland called upon
the governor anG It was decided to call
a meeting as soon after Memorial Day
as possible.
Fifteen thousand dollars was appro-
priated by the Legislature for this pur-
pose. The law provides that the com
mission must first select a site on the
capitol grounds for the monument and
then advertise for designs.
When the designs are submitted the
most suitable will be chosen by the
commission and the contract let for The
stone work
1t is likely that the site selected will
be the one upon which the ilagpuIc in
memory of the Colorado soldiers who
died in the Spanish War now stands