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The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1905-04-27
+ PERSONALS 4

Mortons Gap. were In the city Sat
urday visiting friends,
Mr.. Will Magenheimer and family,
of Graham, visited his parents here
several days last week. They re-
turned home Sunday.
Mr.. Albert Merter, of Powderly,
visited friends in this city last Sat-
urday.
Rev. c. w. Hesson, of Dixon, was
here Monday on his way to Leitch-
field and Louisville.
Mrs. Chas. Linsey and children,
of jacksonville, visited relatives
here last week.
Mr.. Geo. Robinson spent Sunday
with friends in Nebo.
Maj. and Mrs. Walter Powers, of
Madisonville, was in the city Sun
day afternoon.
Turner Ruby, of Madisonville, was
in town Monday.
Mrs. vi Davis, of Paducah, is Wis
iting her son, DIR. p. b. Davis.
Mr.. Chas. Lindsay, of Madison
VILE, was here Thursday on bust
ness.
Mrs. Maude Lynn, of this city, was
in Madisonville Monday.
Mrs. Tom Longstaff and daughter,
Miss Lizzie, were in jacksonville
Friday shopping.
Mrs. Ed. McCarty, of this city,was
in the county seat shopping one day
last week.
Matt Ray. of Madisonville, was
here this week on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. OFT Powers spent
Sunday in jacksonville visiting
relatives.
Neal HolIinger, Of the county
seat, was here Monday.
Judge C. J. Pratt, of jacksonville,
was in the city Monday.
Mrs. A. G. Peyton, OF this city,
was in Mortons Gap Monday night
attending the revival in progress at
that place.
Young Allen, of Providence, Wis
tied friends here Monday.
Mrs. Claud Borders, of this city,
was in Madisonville Monday shop
ping.
Miss Bertha Gardiner, OF Bethel
College, HopkInsville, spent few
days with her uncle and aunt, Mr..
aud Mrs. Joe Brown, this week.
Miss Kate Hughlett and sister,
Minnie, of Manning ton, spent Sat
urday night and Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. b. Atkinson
spent Monday in Evansville.
Mr.. w. A. Nisbet, of the county
seat, was here Monday.
Misses Kate and Maud Borders
were In MadisonvilIe Monday shop
ping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rogers visit
ed relatives in Nashville last week.
Mrs. B. B. Hackney and daughter
spent Tuesday with relatives in
Madisonville.,
Mr.. w. B. Wood of Birmingham,
spent Tuesday evening in the city
with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Alexander, of
jacksonville, were in the city Mon
day,
Mrs. Devylder visited friends in
Madisonville Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Heater were in
Madisonville Monday.
Miss Elizabeth Hammer is visiting
Mrs. Lucy Bean at Madisonvllle.
It. G. Todd was in jacksonville
Saturday.
Mrs. Charlie Fades, of Central
City,is visiting her parents in Mad
lsOnvllle.
Will Mills, of Madisonville, was
in the city Sunday night.
Lee Favor visited his brother,
Will, in Madisonville Sunday, who
Is sick with pneumonia.
w. E. Wilson, of this place, and
Roy Wilson, of jacksonville, spent
last Sunday with their father at
Robarts.
Miss Vlrgie Dinally, of near Keys
burg, is visiting her sister, Mrs Polk
Blair, of this place.
Miss Dona Wood, of this city, was
in Madisonville Tuesday visiting.
City Marshall Igleheart was in
jacksonville Monday on business.
Jesse Phillips was in jacksonville
this week.
Rev. Abbitt, the Episcopal minis
ter of Hopkinsville, held his regular
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1905-04-27

w. S. McGary, one of the popular
livery men of this city, recently
purchased from j. r. Mills & Son,
of Madisonvllle, two new bikes.
Walter is an up-to-date hustler and
believes in having good horses and
nice rios
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1905-04-27

Born to Mr.. and Mrs Charles Bak-
er, Saturday night, fine boy.
Mother and child both getting along
ntoalxy
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1905-04-27

Charlie McGary after being housed
for several weeks with lame foot,
is out again on crutches.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1905-04-27

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Huff, a
fine boy, Sunday morning. Mother
and child both doing nicely.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1905-04-27

Just received a big line of 8
and 10c counter goods at David
Adams, Darlington, KY.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1905-04-27

Rev. VIM. Clark has accepted a
call to preach to the people of Barns
leo on the second Sunday IN each
month.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1905-04-27

Ed. L. Wise and Bryan Hopper
were out fishing in Loeb Mary Tues
day afternoon. 1t is rumored they
caught fish.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1905-04-27

Mrs. Ada Dame is on the sick list
this week.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1905-04-27

Jackson Ridley, age ninety, died
near Crabtree Mines Friday night.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1905-04-27

Dan Umstead's home looks hand
some with a new coat of paint.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1905-04-27

Mrs. Walter Dawes, who has been
quite Ill, is recovering.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1905-04-27

Mrs. Ed. Brodie was ill this week.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1905-04-27

Look at those $500 Smyrna
rugs for CSC at David Adams,
Darlington, KY.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1905-04-27

We are prepared to furnish you with
Window Shades in both ready made and
made to order.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
Gowns! 29c.

-four styles; two styles have pin
$gi tucked, hen,stitched yokes. with
Y wide cambric ruffles on neck and
sleeves; the other two have yokes
Trim med with embroidery insert
ing; Just such Gowns as you have
paid 800 to 45c: sizes nre 10, II ana
5}i is; there are. GOO to select FROM FROM
soc FOR GOWNS with two rows Of.
embroidery inserting, SQUARE neck,
3 4 empire styles, laco trimmed half
q dozen styles at this price.
soc FOR GOWNS In "a variety OF,
styles, with embroidery inserting
across, up and down. y, SQUARE or
\ round necks made of good muslin
and finished with hemstitch'e9d
tucks. MI III, M h "A; NJ NJ n. Va u 8.
s3o FOR Sl-2o AMID s1.5oE GOWNS, In
3 five styles, all trimmed with dam lain.
Sgties nainsook elnbroideries and
finished with ribbon headings s ana q ID
ribbons. b Xiii VI 4,
0sc FOR $1.GD 10 50 GOWNS. mute.
= rails x1t nainsook, long cloth and
Is Masonvilles cotton, ten styles, trInl-
IL mirlgs are nainsook, Swiss 4 and llti
5&s cam brio enfbroideries md Val and y; g I
y cluny laees; especial attention has
u been paid to the ma terials IN. and
( making of, these garments. 4
There are plenty Of orner prices up
45i to the finest Partisan lingerie
s$$ styles after the French models.
Z L = z e
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1r:sSkirts.

zoe for N1odesty Skirts neatly
trimmed, with $hemstitchee ruffle.l \
700 FOR FULL, Il0N 9th WALK &
ING SKIRTS, cambria or lnwn$rl'll III =,
I files and hemstitched tucks. Il Il
.lSc FOR SKIRTS with two rows ott
3torchon lace inserting usual price
&C., Ell 4 X 3f II /. u Il. N
zoo FOR SKIRTS In three styles,
en- bl>oidered, umbrella ruffle, lawn
.t5Eruffle, with three rows Of luny3
lace inserting. and ano Their style
trimmed with medici luce; the best
that can be made at Il.
$50 AND Csc OR SKIRTS, such
I !. az we orSno ono else has ever sold
under s1.4O to SLID. a variety Of
IS. styles and nearly 100 dozen TO
choose from. si35 i. III a
4 s1.yb FOR s2.2s no So ENII3ROID-s
KS ERRED OR LACtN TRIMMED
SKIRTS; one style has n 21-inch,
flounce, trimmed with Duchess
lace inserting aud pins$tucks5a and
SSH wide lace edge. with dust ruf lie, 55
There are other Skirts made espe,--Si
Il cially for evening wear, with wide
erlounces Of fine Wall laccs. at W, o.,
s4 t51.76 and to 80. ~. l3S S An
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
Sale of Laces Starts, Mono day.

IS and 81 d yard. w " III X
& N ELlrY9.TRIMAIINCii I,AC ES, In
servings and Edgings to match, 1Oc.
and II 1 20, 10 yard.
< 20 PIE GES o We n ICE SALL,OVsl Z r.
LACES, }infawhlt and Recru, the
A most 8popula rs5G s. yles for walls Is. 4
80 to S$Talues, 4 to be sold ut ~.
q Synrd, 5 ss :, Z, {,
HAND OAI1G rs u RIMNIINC'55S LAC Us, i
Y q In smotits.s medallions and running
NJ designs, alta saving Of one 'llr IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
Counters and counters are.
filled with The 1h'y: happsy results
8of0 sur contracts Me price
Benefits are The IN st., pr.offlnI-lii+-.
51lent features ofatfis sale. 'TheN
prices ate the least5..el q giivsr-l8
for the best and rnost#lib eral(y@
made. ga'1rrr11e !, ever s., b put AZ.
.sale#by US. .
8l2Sl --2c ford III raWers.

1 -: -: for Muslin Drawers. with
IN: llemstitched cambria ruffle, as good
us 820C will buy ordinarily. \, iSsb q
Y LIDO FOR MU slim III y RAW ERS, n
i3madc Of good materials, with a |
4 538855 deep cambria ruffle and hetn-s
a Stitched tucks. 3gg ~ 3iSl
Il Zoe "a 1'.AIR IT. OR OVER 800 DOZEN
pairs or Muslin Drawers, sl CHI lns I
n are usually sold ut Use and &c.,
neatly trimmed. IN rs {; A, q
:lOc FOR ID RIA with cmbroid-
8 cred ruffles. X; III ;is 33sS
y Others ut Soc. h 7'5c and csc, each 4
as good values as the a bovc. .8 #
500 Dozen Corset #.
Covers. s 4. 4sSS8a
b Prices start, for the Fancy, lrull {
Trimmed Covers, Mt IN 1..9c, which
gives you q garment such MS you
h have never bought undor 100. 4,
soc OR LAC TRIMMED SOC III ~ (
$ Csc COVERS, trimmed In the new
laces, ribbon beading and ribbon
EiHrun. Z. Ss$ ~ II III III i5ai 53f
soc II OR I i lin GER III COVERS ID In
IA half dozen styles, II low Ellecks,
back and front; all have
French 8cut, full fronts !; Csc would !
he the ord nary III price on any, in &
this lot. Y! Ii 9iS
otherGcoversS at Dc,ssf75c, sac8 IND !.
up to T2. 80. yg8 4! u !, 3st
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08

Tapestry for furniture
covering. In floral de-}
signs and plain color,
80 Inches wide, TIC value!
SOC.
Yeiours. the best Ibe and
$50 Quality, plain and
figured, for8ac a yard.
irish Point and Arabian
Lace Curtains that sold
up to $3.50, for $3.50
and Eb \ pair, .5s.s.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08

gIVomen's Coats that have
beenSto Stand 81 arc on Z
!, sale folA , I. 80, "
SIG Long Covert Coats
Very latest style, are
marked $S. 80.
\ The 5INerseS and Melton
u Coats that were up to
d $50 you can b'uly'sts.iff'o for
IS, 80, .E III
Covert Cloth Jackets that
sold readily att $s.pS are
now S4.75. j
$yVomen's and Misses All \
Wo OIL Tourls Goats, UP
TO s1O,1 choice rs. 80.
Children's Coats, the pref
test of the season. have
been Sc, are marked 7fl ! ls','l.
3f $3.50.
Moments Dresses OF fin
est broadcloth and other
4 materials, have been to
$45. sale PRICE Monday
$50. ".
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08

Children's Colorcd Cloth
! ;,s Clonks. SOME 400 70
choose from. for almost
nothing; were priced up
Il to $3.50, for ~ each. NJ
Vi Goats priced to is5 for s2,f
Coats priced to $3.50 for
ff a3. 90.
( And SO for all the rest.
Y, Second Floor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
Read Made Garments for.
Almost N.ol''thl'.iljnlg.

Whatever we get for them now is more than
they will bring a8year hence a We have prac-
tica experience OF this fact and that is WI u We
make these prices. 38
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
Books and Stationery
Curtain Department

Nottingham Lace Cur
stains, worth 69c, for
:stsG. q pair,
4 Tapestry l'ortieres, Ori-{
pntul, floral and plain
eolors, thiit sold up 10
$7,D for S6 aspulr,
\ Couch Covers, An Oriental
stripe. 8 yards long, OK
tl'a wide, worth -,
for 3l,AS each.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08

Basement Cotton Rummage.

Elannelette. for night
wear. will be closed out.
for 3 3+lc,
Full Yard Wide Oxford
Suiting. the 20c quality,
sells FOR zoe, 5t
Fiji Yard Wide Elenclledl
Cotton is reduced 70 De
"A AnaroScoggln Gattons
reduced TO q LIE. 4
T, e. apron Ginghams,
- a-ic.
naik Dress Flannels rs-
ducad to q ;s.4c. VIII
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
Wooden Dress Goods to be
Sold lin Lots. I.
-Black.G.ooe

1
The various fabrics that
\. were lilo to- Sl.G will
be IN nne 4 lOtt choice
7'ffc5I,ll ,stl I'd g
All Wool Fabrics. were
$50 to csc, choice Doc
Finest y goods we carry
#4 cost So to 81 g, will tbe
49, S.3@ q, Il
Black skii.ting KerseyA
were 45c, for 1O.c. s3i5
"A lot OF Panne yelyets.in I'M
black and colors, wern (
9c to $1.25 choice Dc.
80 Co. IL ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
Come and R]FuLlmmlaage for
the B s..O'. D
\ 81 any part Of it. The time for you to buy is
when we are ready to sell. 4SH

Infants $1.25 White Bed
ford Cord Cloaks, long or.
short, for : DC. . .
AllEthat were up to $500
arc 4c.25 each.
{ 50 to $3.50 ones arc ~.
/ zoe Drawer Bodies, lsc.f
4 Infants Caps. all that
were up to BOO, choice.
36c. Y; i z X
z Caps to 81 are 5Oc. z
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
Tie Sale Of Beddirlgs.

R2. 90. q, s3, s u 4 5 X e q y.
Il Tho Roman III Striped \ Nv silk Lounge
9ga Covers are marked Toe. Re "a n
\ Bib. Feattiers r. lows are selling for
NY doe. 81 w az II II 35
X 67o DOZEN siFfDHFS AND PILLOW
4; CASES, tttPl low Cases to tbc8 sold in
tH&full sizes. orr So eac h is .sI Is II " 4!
{l He,nstit Handkerchief Border or
N Plain Pillow Cases. In variety Of
kinds, that sold to 21c: tho lot Will
be closed at g12 l1-2e each, &
4 Utica Sheets will be sold for o. Sc,
Other sheets are ms follows; zoe
ones for 3Oc and usua ! Gle ones for
zoe. n II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
and .Drugge.ts,

ana yard Ingram Drug
gets for $500 IN al
cnlors. &
! AKA yard Tapestry Brus-4
sells Druggists, were
Sl6.D. for'Rl3,hO, -is
i AKA yard Wilton Velvet
,pvuggets. were S32.W,s
for $l7.6O. .
! 3x4 yard Administer Drug
gets, floral or Persian
effects. were w foF ::
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
g; d.SGo,.ods


All Wool. Drsss Goods
fssSt hat sold to 69c for ;f1c
81 ali yard, q
Another lot OF Wooden
Drcss Goods, priced TO
tIS a6r, fors 1Sc a. yard. 4.
Imported Dress Goods
5$6s tina $1yere to {l.5O for
Doc. al I. !. Z, 4 y NJ
The fine Observation-Disclosures
were s.. so, 81 and $2.0,.
4 a oh oice OF any kind
Including black are ~
n a yard "a
THE llsual ISL Broa dclotl,s
are 7bc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08

4Allsthe Dresses that were
S22.60 to so, e, choice
$15.
sSAllzthe So TO $3.50 Dress.
es, In al styles, choice l!'ltI,e
Wo ., Ell s; Skirts III ! s;
are In the sale; they
l were @ $3.50 to 36.3,
I. choice $3.50.
New Kilt Plated Skirts
6S2 just III arrived, ordered q
month ago to sell for
$S.25;Enow they will bio.
sold Hfor S6. gs,3
AL these hundred Skirts
are sold In the same same
way.
ISimonas and other Negll-S
gee garments. Of flannel { l'lll7,r71l
ette and crepe are
marked Toe each.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-24
Tie 9oteIre@ nnns ots shab boa
Yerffcn.

@uf feiner Sabrt mad Wien bate
Der S9a5 bon perl ien nit ieinem Ses
fplge in 2emberg in etnem 9ptel furs
gen 4ufentbult senommen, mo er 46
3inlmer iopie Die entipre4snoe 3ahl
ponyeebenrGumli9feiten innebatte. Die
9otelre9nuns betrug, pie bprtige
Sldtter beri9ten, $4,000 &ronen. Der
i'm @efOIge pes S4uh mitrsiienbs
9of3d6lmeiItsr fanb Die &e4nuns
gu bod unb ma9te benz 9ptelier 8orz
iteaungen. Dieter bertpies jebp9
barauf, baB er fir ben S9ab unb bos
@efplse cine eigene ai9e babe einri4s
ten miifen, unb bieIe @usea6e iofpie
Die fir Die Speiien alein betruge 49,
900 &ronen. S9liebli6 tpurbe elm
&usglei4 er5ielt, bem5ufolge bic 9os
telre9nung nit $4,000 8ronen liquiz
Dirt lpurbe. l1eber bas Gintreffen oes
S9abs in Wien, mo Der &Dnig Der
&Oni9e" BON &aiier 5run5 Soief emz
pfangen tpurbe, eraGblt bds 81. Wie'
ner S9bl.". Der S9ah tit ieit fetnem
lebten Wiener 8eiu6e fart gealtert.
Die l1nmaife BON Sutpelen. Die er auf
Der Igraffe Der 2ammfelmiiBe, an
Der 9ruft, an benz GebGnge ieines
Sdbels trdgt, MAIDEN tpieoer @ufleben.
Man fam bic funfelnben 8rinunten
unb fpnItigen Gbel feline, nit pel9en
MiiBe, Uniform unb SGbel f0rmli4
ii6eridet finb, unmDsli9 sGblen, aber
man bat ben Ginbrud, bab Der miibe
S6ob elm fabel6aftes 8ermOgen nit
fi9 trGgt. WGbrenb Der S9ab nod
beim 8uiier itebt, perlGbt fem @efolz
&c - es iinb me9r ais 100 Perioz
nen - bic Wusen unp besibt ii9 in
Mari9tempo gum !Sofpasen, mo fiA
Die 9roBen Beriiens in &siben binter
ibrem 9erri9er u%ufteqen. Ollie Mit@
glisber bieier 9efolgi6aft, barunter
junge Ssrren BON 20 Sabren, tragen
9ubenbe bon Srben auf i6ren iiber
unb iiber nit Sob bebedten l1nifora
men. Inter ibnen fGGt Elm f%ran80ii>
f9er &abalerieoffisier auf. Nan peib
ni9t, tpel6e Charge er am 9ofe bes
S9ab befleibet. Gnbli9 lit Die 8es
sriibungsi5ene poriiber. Der aailer
felt bic Gr3ber5Dse bpr, unb IS be-
ginnt bic Sruppenf9au. Heben benz
itramm i6reitenben &aii er nimmt fi9
Der S9ab ettoas unmilitdrii9 aus.
Sein iebr bebGbiser Gang iti9t a6
BON Der Strammbeit, NIT Der er bic
unbe6anbi9ubte He9ts nit ben bielen,
rielig groben Hubinen an bic Miise
au balten bemiibt lit. @lei9 beim
Ibf6reitsn Der 5rpnt bemerfte man
sfpsi feline psrier, bic f9arf binter
8aiisr unb S9a9 mari6irten. Die
&naben ftedten in gplobetrebten Sc
neralsuniformen unb baben biamantz
beIebte SGbel. Ser &aiier blidte piez
berbolt na9 ibnen auriid. Na9 @6z
na6me Der pardbe fragile er ben
@6ab: pos enfants, n est>ce=pas9"
Der S9ab blieb iteben unb fagte CUR
gelnb irgenb etipas, porauf Der &ai=
Ter ii9 ben &naben'@ eneralen 5ufpsnz
bette unb ibnen Die Sanb reidte. Oos
| gei9a6 fir Die 9leinen 10 unerpurtet
buB lie ben Mpnarden gu griiBen ber=
eaben. Spdter erfubr man, bab bic
beibsn &naben bic prinsen Iosret es
Sultaneb unb Gteaob es Sultane6
finS.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-24
Gin HtfoIans Scmam. SenfmaI

purbe, pie bereits furs semelbet, am
pfingitfonntag in Dem @eburtsorte beg
Si6ters Der fiib=ungarif9en Gemeinbe
Giatab, ent6iat. 8ei Der Seier mar
StaatsfefretGrSgnaa Gen als@ertreter
bsrIsgierung anrpeienb. sic begann nit
einem 9ottesbienit, na9 benz bic Self
tbeilnebmer, barunter sablrei9eRei9ss
td9sabaeprbnete, Oeputationen DON
auspGrts unb biele beutf9e 8eppbner
Der umlieaenben Srti9aften gum parf
por benz 9emeinbebaus ao9en, mo- eiu
aus beutiGen 8auern beitebenbsr Sc
ianqperein bic ungarii4e 9pmne bOrz
truq. cSn feiner ungarif4en 5eitreDe
feterte Der 4baeprbnete SranS SercSes
2enau als ungariI9 fi6lenben Ot9ter;
er leQte bar. Der unear babe i'm Sremz
ben INNER nur bdnn einen Seinb err
blidt. tpenr er fi6 nit Der Waffe eegen
i'm panbte. aber einen auten 6reunb,
tpenn er linn Die eurppGifde &ultur
permittelte. Die einftiQen beutI9sn
Sploniften bGtten benz OeutI6t6um in
benz fla1fif6en Si9ter 2enau elm fiiritz
li4es Gef6enf gema9t, bod feien ibre
Gnfel beute nit 9er3 unb Seele unga>
ride 8iirger. prOfefpr 9einri4 ipies
in ieiner beutf9en 9ebenfrebe Die Ins
flase suriid, baB ungarif9er Gbaupis
nismus ben beutf9en Oi9ter nur als
lln9arn anerfenne. Die Magbaren
beugten ii6 INNER por ben Sadeltrd>
germ frember &ultur. Der beutf6e
SiGter Qenau itebe ben uneariiden
Sersen aber bpppelt na6e; IN llngarn
babe er bic f9Dnite 3eit ieines 2ebens
perbra6t, in fsinen i6Oniten @ebi6ten
berri9e magparif9e Stimmung, itets
babe er feline ungariide @bitammuns
betont. .Sies Senfmal mOge pertiins
ben." f6loB Der &ebner, .bab bic pers
Mathematician Spradsn in unferem
8aterlanbe feline S1eiDefpanb bilben."
Na6 S6lub Der Seier sog bic @er>
fammlung por 9enaus @eburtsbaus,
mo cine @ebenftafel entbiilt purbe.
Mm 0enfmal purben prGhties 9rdnse
niebereeleet, barunter fefde bon Der
unaarifGen Mfabemie Der WihenI6af>
ten, benz @erein bilbenbsr &iinitler
unb benz Wiener Sournaliitens@ erein
ugpncorbia".
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-24
@rokbritannien.
. eutf9e unb 4mebi9 {
CD ( d tuaber.

2onbon, %. Suli. Sie Wsls
bung, baB in ben nd9fsn Sa9sn in
iaweoii9en @emdfern cine 2onfsrsn;
3pifden benz 3aren unb benz beuti9en
Raiier tattfnoen tusrbs, tpirb bur9 bic
beutieen Sspsf@sn aus ct. psters=
burg gleidseitig bementirt unb befd.
tigt, 10 bob f9 ni9t nit Befimmtbsit
entidsiben ldbt, mas an benz @erii6t
eisenili9 Wabres lit. Gin Rorreipons
bent oss ySassblatt" min bon offiaieler
Settle bic gerF6srung erbaltsn babsu,
baB .Wdterhen" sarnidt bic Nbf9t
babe, petersburg 3u berlaRsn.
Sasese, tueiB cine 0a9ridtenaser=
tur gu mslosn. bic ginfdiHuns bss
ruiif9en 9erri9ers auf isiner Dadt
r@orbfern" fei hnrS srnfs Ma9ri9-
ten aus Mostau bsr36gert tuorben,
tpsrbs iebr9 moresn Wormittag Be-
fimmt erfolgen. SIM bisfgen Mus-
mdrtisen Mmte bebauptst man, abfOlut
ni&ts iiber bic aneebli4 esplants
gntrebue ai tpiKen, unb bic offiai6ien
Orsane ertldren bic gauge @ef9i9te
als aus Der 9uft gesrifen.
go unuabrf9sinli9 Dos ssfsrti
Absnb bon ct. petersburg aus in bic
Welt binaus telesrapbirte @srii9t aud
Hang, bat es in parts bod ifarte poll.
tiT8s BetIemmungen berurfa9t.
Sranfrsi9.
Der bergebIt9e g d q 3.
paris, %. SuIi. als Mu3afs
fer'gb.S Din, Der S&ab BON perFen,
Dor 3wei Sabren In Granfrsi9 mar, be,
fellte er MotOrmaseu, 2labisre, 2ano.
men, au9 alsrIsi pub unb 8anb, bar
unter cine erfaunIi9e Wense isibener
Striimpfe, unb IisB Mlss mad Ssbs-
ran fpeotren. Nls ct abreiffe, bergab
er, bic &e6nunsen au beaablen, mos
i9on bic @epObnbsit isines erlau9tsn
8aters war, uno auf bic Briefe, bic
nod perfisn gsf9idt tuurben. Tim an
ge3ablung Der s9ulbsn gu srinnsrr,
CAB es einfa9 feline anttport. Ob es
iebt ettuas niiBen wirb, tpiHen bic GEE
I&dbigten 3aufsute nod ni9t. absr He
baben i'm 6inblide auf feline aberma-
Iige Mntunft sinsn @erbanb gebilbst
uuo i9on erpirtt, bob bas ganae &C.
pdd bes S4abs, elm Berg bon aiften
unb 2afen, bur9 einert @tri@tsbols
aisber bsidlaenabmt tporben lit.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-24
AZ Spfer
Der GrploFon auf Bennington
~besr6igt.

gan Stego, %, Suit. Seute
tuurosn AZ Opfer Der @rploion auf
Dem 9anonenbOOt Bennington" bssr-
bist. Die geeroigunss' 6eierIi9teiten
tparen bon 9erabeau erfaunli9er gin-
fa9beit.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-24

IN Uun@aI TT Der wrunp'
fein sum Mrmen<S anatortum Der
beutidsn Mabeira@ @eieGf4oft pnter
Der 8etbeilisuns Der 8ehSrben unb bes
Mnffes oeleat porb.n
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-24
Banana.
u M & anaIba u.

Banana, %. SuIi. Die grs
bauung bon Barrads1 tpirb nit allen
8rdften bei9leunigt. $dgli9 fOmmsn
Is giienbabn : Wasenlabunae1 Bau-
boI3 an.
Inter ben beutt9en Mnf6mmlingert
bon Netp BORT maren Brisaoeaeneral
6. Gains unb &. W. Sarrob, beibe
0~analfommihdre.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-12-09

Entered as second-class matter June
Is. 1905, at the postoffice at Astoria. ore
gon, under the act OF Congress OF March 5.
1852.