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The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1905-03-08
HOME NEWS.
STAFFORD SPRINGS.

Daniel Hanley and VIM. ID. O'Con-
nell attended a meeting of insurance
agents, held at Norwich last Thurs
day. ~
W. s. Martin, the photographer,
has decided to locate in Willimantic,
and went to that city the first of the
week -.
Patrick Riley. transient, was be-
fore Judge Heald last Wednesday,
charged with drunkenness. He was
given 30 days at Tolland.
The annual meeting of the Stafford
Springs fair association will be held
in the room over Miss Whiton's stere
next Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock.
Nine Katerina Tsilka will tell the
story of her captivity at. the Congre-
gaitonal church next Tuesday evening.
Baby Elentcha, who was born among
the Balkan brigands, accompanies her
mother. The admission will be free,
but collection will be taken to de-
fray expenses.
Orient chapter. Masons. has decided
to hold banquet at the Springs House
the first Wednesday in April, at which
time the annual meeting of the chap
ter will be held The banquet will
follow the election. The committee
of arrangements includes c. B. Pinney,
G. S Baker, David Bissett, DR.. James
Stretch aud W H. Heald.
The Italian society held their
annual masquerade at borough hall
last Saturday evening. There was a
large attendance and but small per-
centage masked Music was by the
Italian orchestra and proved very satis-
factory. Prizes for costumes were
awarded to Miss Teresa Campo, Miss
Madalena Fontanella and Miss Flor
ence Bertrand.
James Kennelley, 65, died at
Middletown Saturday. The deceased
was for year a well-known and re-
spected resident of this town. He has
been at Middletown about eight years.
The deceased leaves one daughter.
Mrs. John Williams, and a sister,
Mrs ELLEN Powers. The body was
brought here Monday, and the funeral
was held from st. Edwards church
Tuesday at 8 O'Clock q. m.
The Girls club basketball team
was defeated by the team representing
St. Edwards last Thursday evening
by a score of is to 6. st. Edward g |
hall was we'll filed to see the game,
which proved interesting. There |
were no accidents to mar the pleasure
of the occasion. The game was play
ed with spirit, but in a ladylike |
The line-up:-
st. Edwards. Girls club. |
Mamie Mullin, g, Rose Parizeau
Mary Squires, r l g, Annie Brown
Katie McCrohan, G, Jessie Pease
Margaret Fitzpatrick, lg
IF, Nellie Fitzgerald |
Mary Fitzpatrick, rg
If, Margaret Mullin, Lula Weeks |
Score, St. Edwards 16, Girls club |
6. Goals from floor, Mary Squires
6, Mamie Mullin 2, Nellie Fitzgerald |
2. Goals from fouls, Mamie Mullin,
Margaret Mullin 2. Referee, Miss
Sophie Brown. Umpire, James. .Sulli-
van. Time, three 10-minute periods. |
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1905-03-08

Toothaclle is something to be- dread
ed. Until ii dentist can be consulted
and the exact cause of the disturbance
located and professionally treated it is
an excellent thing to moisten the finger
and. after dipping it into some bicar-
Donate of soda. rub it on the gum round
the sore toothss 1t is also a relief to
mix a teaspoonful of this bicarbonate
of soda in half glass of warm water
and rinse the mouth with some every
little. while, holding little in the
mouth for a few seconds SO fsthut it
penetrates all the crevices. The soda.
being an alkali. serves to neutralize the
acids in the mouth. which are often the
cause of toothache
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1905-03-08
ACTION cures Headache and Neuralgis
Parlor pride stove Polish.

LIoUID-READY FIR INSTANT USE. A
few drops. of. Parlor Pride Stove Polish
gives the stove a brilliant fustre shine,
making the stove fit for the parlor. No
soiled hands - easy to apply - always
ready. Requires no water or mixing
(water used in paste polish rusts the
stove) No dried-up paate remains after
using awhile. Parlor Pride good to the
last drop. Sold by all dealers. Large,
sample bottle free Ono express or postage
to pay) Give name of your dealer and
address PARLOR PRIDE MFG. CO.,
Boston, Mass. zian62
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1905-03-08
Holiday Customs.

-
At the saturnalia, the -heathen pro-
totype of Christmas, it was the Roman
custom to decorate the house with
evergreens. This was done to give the
woodland spirits refuge from the cold.
In Atlanta Ga, it is the Christmas
custom to let free all prisoners whose
only offense has been against the city
ordinances. l.,#
The holly and mistletoe that we use
for Christmas decorations show the
survival of the customs Of the Druids.
In Russia branches of fir trees are
used for decoration. In most parts OF
southern Europe evergreen trees are
used, while in India the English
churches are decorated at Christmas
tide with all kinds of flowers, palms
and berries
oEToN curAs Headacha and NelIralQiak
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1905-03-08
Remerkable Feat. Of strcnrth.

NSUN8 rAAADhG E&Aq8 OF strength
Louis de Bouflers, who lived in the
sixteenth century, could break bar
of iron with his hands. The stroages
man could not take from him a ball
which he held between his thumb and
first finger. While standing up, with
no support whatever, four strong SOL
diers could not move him. He remain
ed as firm as a rock. Sometimes he
amused himself by taking on his shoul-
ders his own horse, fully harnessed.
and with that heavy load he prone
naded the public square, to the great
delight of the inhabitants. At about
the same time there lived Spaniard
named Pedro, who could break the
strongest handouts that could be put
around his wrists. He folded his arms
on his chest, and ten men pulling in
different directions with ropes could
not unfold them. Augustus H., elector
of Saxony, was man of great strength.
He. could carry "a man in his open
hand
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1905-03-08

Foreign Visitor Gn the year 2O5O)-
You don't seem to have any family
trees il this country. Native American
No; our ancestors destroyed the last
If our forests more than hundred
veHrS ago --Fvchanrp
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1905-03-08
j etter to DIR l. f Eaton
Stafford Springs, Conn.

Dear Sir: Here's bully one.
Mr. Dooley (not Of Chicago), paint
er, Lancaster, N H, got the job of
painting the Episcopal parsonage.
He was used to a paint, as pure as
Devoe, but weak and short measure
he didn' t know it was weak or short
measure. .Dooley surveyed the job,
and said it would take 20 gallons.
Mr. L F Moore, our agent, offered
to give 10 gallons Devoe. Accepted
of course.
Eleven gallons did it: the 10 plus
one. A ...z=..#
Mr. Moore isn't painting parsonages
on shares this year!
Yours truly
F w DRyoE & Co
Fl. Chapman 8 Go. sell our paint.
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1905-03-08
= VERYBODY
ATS
Oranges
IN MARCH.

This Is the month when this popular
fruit reaches the height of perfection in
delleiousnsss.
We don't seem to be able to get off
the Orange question for the reason that
people WILL have them, and OF course
this Is THE place to get them.
We have just about weeks supply
which we can offer at the present price
a price without parallel for such splen-
did fruit. or course we shall continue
to lead In the Orar g business, but cannot
guarantee this price after this week,
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1905-03-08

A Stafford Springs Woman Asks
"have you floor paint that will last two
weeks ?" Yes we have Devoe's it has a
beautiful gloss and will last two years If
applied. Fl. Chapman Il Co. Q
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1905-03-08

The Wickedness of Growing Old.
Here are the three deadly symptoms
of old age: Selfishness. stagnatiOn. in
tolerance.
If we find them in ourselves we may
know we are growing old. even if we
are OH the merry side of thirty. But.
happily. we have three. defenses. which
are invulnerable. If we use them we
shall die young if we live to be 81 hun-
dred. They are: Sympathy progress.
tolerance.
The first is the hardest to most Of
us, because our own little prison of
the actual is so immensely important to
us. There is no denying the fact that
when you have toothache yourself it
is hard to have to consider other peo
ple's aches. But it can.E lie done, though
it generally involves physicaF effort. for
we must LeStir ourselves and act. The
mere feeling of sympathy expressed by
action is Il poor. useless thing. but the
soul. determined not to grow old. can
force tie body to such physical effort.
though there is no denying that it is
hard work.-HarTer's Bazaar.
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1905-03-08
25c a Dozen,

For the same large ripe fruit that has
been delighting everyone Ia town.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-13
Ni6ter 9pn6
ltebt Suitis an i6war3su Sdurien,

Cairo. ST., IL. Wai. Som
@biteripoon, elm Neeer. puroe bon
einem NOD 5unoerten 3dblenben WOb
ben 8eamten In Belmont, Wo. emit.
riHen uno an elmer S9autel auf benz
MarttplnB i'm 8eiiein elmer rief9en
Menf9snmense sebdnst.
6euts gan3frib begab ia Der Neger,
Der srft gans ttir3lia aus benz 3u4t=
baus sntlaHen tpurbs, In bas 8 Weilen
bon Belmont sntfernte 9eim bon Grso.
Deb, sinem legislature itslieo, unb
psrlanate 5000 unter $ooesorobungen.
Deb fagte ibn, sr babe tein 8elo i'm
Sauie.
Sarauf swans i'm Der Neeer. Elm
5ubrtpert anauIdirren unh nit Grau
unb 3ino baHelbe su beffei9en uno bic
5abrt nad Bslmont au3utrettn. Der
0sssr iattelte Elm pfero uno atpang
nabe Belmont bic 6rau uno bas Sinh
aus3ufteigsn uno cine berlansne Quite
3u betreten.
Sem Manne befabl Der f9marse
S9urts, bas @slo fOfOrt our4 einen
0sser-p rebiger nod Der Quite gu lem
ben, ionf parbe er bic Grau uno oas
2inb t6otsn.
SeB elite mad Belmont unb i6idte
oas 8slo bura ben farbigen preoiger
nod Der Quite. Der NeSsr rift oann
oabon.
Na9bsm f1 SeB .%uergepihert bate,
oaB 6rau unb 9ino in Si9erbeit
tparen, ialug er 2drm unb Elm Barger.
Wufgsbot perfolste nit Blutbunoen Die
Spur bes Ne9ers. gr tuurbe ein9e-
fangen urb banrl tur3er 9ano sebanst.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-13

tueftlih bon Ssrisp Str, nsrhshsrt,
So, 600.
@6rifsna Woempner an @biftian
s. %. @oempner, bas Ndmli9e,
SIS, 900.
gilbert 81. Woempner an @brifenu
Wosmpnsr, Got 4. Senni, Srufse's
l. profpsct-S Ctr. abolition, 35 BEL 122
6ub, berbsfsrt, itbli9e Settle Der BRO.
ipect Str, msfli1 bon 8spitons Mpe. ,
$1.675.
gbriffena Woempner an albert u.
Wpempner, bas Rdmlide, 81, 675.
gbritian 5. %. WOsmpner an al-
bert WOempnsr. Got 10, Webgers's
Sbelbp Str. Nooition, 4O.50 Bel
lis. SO Sub, berbsfsrt. n6rbli9e Seite
Der Naomi Str. DfIi9 Der 3ofmoob
Str, $1,000.
SameslN. @4ols an Daniel Weaper
Got Ill. 8aien's iaoli8s groOtfios
NooitiOn, 40 bel 152 Sub, bsrbeKert,
ueftlids seite BON OrfOro Str, iao-
LID Der IL. Strabe, 1000.
gbarlsp O'@ai1 u. u. an caro-
6am;lton, Sbsil bonn fio6fli9en
8iertel bon Section Is, Somnfbip Is,
Ranse 5,..9aprence Sp., $500.
Sacob g. Sons an gaa gblin, Got
173, Wef parf Nbbition, 6fli4e
Settle bon 0olmes Goe., n6rbIi9 bon
Rem Oort Str. ,..$1. 900.
9snrp @itel an. Clara u. Wrmffrong,
Got "a, gitels Noro Meribian Str.
Iooition, norbweftlids gfe bon Yenn.
iploania uno SO. Str, $500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-13
Serltner Srtef.

Sa Der bsutI&e Rsi9stas unb bas
preubii9e Gb9eOrouetenbaus flo msbr
als sinen WOnat 6erisn assebsn ba-
ben. ba obsnbrsiu Der tbattrdftiee
Serri6sr beg Ssutf9sn Rsi9ss i9 an
ben gsiabsn Si3iliens cine 3eit uobl-
psrbisnter grboluns e6nnt, 70 tpiiroe
bas pplitii9e 2eben in Ssutf9Ianh i'm
Wonat Qpril b6qis ftasnirt saben,
tusrn ni9t Die Warotto : angslssenbeit
bas nlasmsin. Sntsrefe In angsm6bns
li9em WaBe ua9gerufea bdtte. go
bisls g6aisn aud i9on bisie Nnge.
lsgenbeit our4gema4t bat, 10 it cod
fOrtasisbt bic 6ffsntli9e Msinuns obns
unterfdieb Der Partei = abssiebsn
riatirli9 bon Soaialoemotraten - anf
Der settle Der beutf4en &ei9sre9ierune
geblieben. gu4 Die Wdnnsr Der btr-
eerli9en CppOftion mtfsn 3ueeben,
baB bic Rseisruns ni9t i'm sinfeitigen
SntsrsHe 9eutf4lanbs banbsIt. fonbern
In benz aler nit MarOtto in Yerbin=
bung ftebsnoen 2dnber, WoIte fs
ssoitif9 berfabren, 10 tutiroe Is ibr
taum f9ruer perben, nit 6rantrsi9 3u
elmer gerfdnoigung 3u 9~elangen. Die
beutf9s Resierung III aber Der Nnfi9t,
hab p6ltsrrs9tli9 unb fnnsemdB cine
aenbsruns bes gsgsnudrtigen 3ufan=
bes 1ur auf Der 9runolase erfOlsen
fann, auf Der Der s~esenwdrtige GU
fanb beru6t.
Dieter 3uffanb nber berubt auf Der
Dor einem 8ierteliabrbunoert abes.
fGloFenel RpnbsntiOn bon Wabrib, an
Der ni9t rur 3uei Ooer baei Staten,
fouberr reben ben 9roBmd4ten =
auseenOmmeri Gublanb - au9 eine
arobe 3abl mittlerer staateu tbeiIae-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-13

Belt &ailroab unb Stpdparbs 60.
an SOUTHERN Snoiana @ailpap Co.,
She'll noro6fli9e 8iertel Section Is,
Sibp. Is, &an9e 3, 13.47 gdsr in
Wst SnSpIs. $50. 600.
2obina q. 6mud an Charles 8.
5enrp, Got %, 8udle u. u. Subbipi.
ion, She'll bon S~obnfon's Grben Gbs
bitiOn. 40 bel 135 SUB. bsrb.. 0oros
oftsde @udle unb 10. Ctr. $3.50.
George s. 8rannon an Wiaiam s.
0eftal, 2ots 6. z unb s, glod z,
gruee=ga.er Nbb., Al BEL 14O SUB
isoe. psrb., Wehieite Der Oanbss Str.
n6rblid bon %. $4,000.
5ugb s. SrummOno an Stephen 8.
Sharp, Got 5, &oist's Subj, Outlots
107 uno 1O0. 80 Bel $50 SUB, perb..
Oaiette Der 9is6 Str. ihbIi9 rOr,
8ifing. $4,000.
Marsaret u. Sing an Marp 6. SO.
rep. Got 8. SOsate & Sings &ural
Ctr. aoo.. 40 bel 1871 SUB. oaeant,
Ofieite Der Semple aoe., iiioli9 BON
ct. Clair Str. $500.
5reosrid 5opp on Stella g. Wel.
tert, 2ct 43, Blod 8, Sopb's @aroers
plab NbbitiOn, 40 Bel 1872 SUB, pas
cant, ueftlide Settle Der Capitol Ipe.,
n6roli4 bon 81. Str, $1,000.
6enrp O. Werbe an 9aura M. 2eper.
Got 125 unb She'll bon 1913, Morton
plab. : bel 1885 SUB, pacant. Dfs
lihe Settle Der alabama Str, fioli9
%. Str. 81, 100.
Mrthur .. Srou1 an Soispb Otter,
Got 81 in &oismont aoo.. IS bel 1877
SUB, berbefert, Wefieite Der aooifon
Ctr, n6rbli9 BON Bertha Strabs.
$1,400.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-13
@runoeisentbums nebertragnngen.

Cigar s. Youne an CHARLES 6.
@offn, She'll bon Got 10. Susbsp's
Subbipifons. OutlOt SO, 99.1 bet17l
SUB, bsrbef.rt, NOroOfs@de bon 2oui'
fiaaa- unb 2ibertp-S traBe. $4,000.
@sors. %. Murrap an CHARLES 8.
grudst, Got 5. 2Ofep's College aoe.-
aooitiOn, IS bel 182 GUS. bac.. @eft.
isite bon college 4pe., iioli9 bon ~.
StraBe. $4,000.
Carl 9. Watbem an @lisa 3. Sem
comb, Got II. 8pbee & Prati's erfte
Qooition, 40 bel $50 SUB, perbeHsrt,
StbIsite BON &up Str, Dalid bon
Sibifon Str, $1100.
Soban DR.. 2ashn on bermann s.
Wantbsp &C., Got sc. @aiott's Sub.
oipiEon, Cutlot 156, 80 BEL 100 CUB,
berbefsrt, Oftieite bon Nanss Str,
itoli1 bon Nortb Str. $500.
German Wantbsp on Sobann 2dbn.
Got ga baielbf, oisislbe @r6Be. ber=
beHert, bas susits Saus n6rbIi9 bon
oben. $500.
Charles Morris on Central Sru I
Co.. Elm She'll bes fib6flidsn 8iertsls
Der Section Is, Sfbp. Is, &ange 8,
Wapne Sownibip. SIS. 600.
Silas 8. Sobnion an Warion %.
Qnsn, elm Shelf Der Section IL bon
9ibp. Is, &ange 3, WaibinstOn Sfbp.
$500.
State Of Snbiana an Obie Smith.
Cots 35-3S bon 8lpd IL in Aoams'
aooitiOn. 100 BEL 10 CUB, bocant,
noropsftli9e gfe bon ct. Clair unb
Sureoc Ctr. $500.
Garab 6. Sill II. u. an Cigar Wil=
bling, Got II, Martinbals's Sia plaes
aobition, $50 bel 124. bsrbsHsrt, Oft
ieite Der Oriental Str, n6rbli9 bon
&aoer Str. $1025.
@brifian S9iatns an Wargarsi
Gdmibt, Got 5, @ommiifoner's Sub
bipifOn, 5beil bon Section Is, SOwn=
flip Is, Ranse 4, @enter Souni6ip.
$4,000.
Win $. 2atta on @otpin .. 2ogs-
bon, Got s. 2atta's |. Merioian Str.
Mboition, 100 BEL 296. 70 SUB, paeant,
WeFieite Der pennfplbania Str, n6ro-
lid bon 81. Ctr. $500.
gffie W. Musp on Marp u. Woran,
Got 8, 8enniiOn parf aooition, 37.6
BET 100 5uB, perbeRert, Worboffsds
5ainois uno 81. Ctr. $4,000.
garlss 6. @offin oil Wancsfislo Os=
borne, 2ots L, F, 6, H, I, ], K,
Mt@iQiaro u. u. Brigbtwooo Noo.,
Sadfon unb 80. Str, berb. $4,000.
Jranf g. &amiap an 2ottie Or.
&ieIp, She'll bon Got z, Winbior pla B
Mboition, go BEL so SUB. DerbeRert,
6ali9e Settle Der Winbfor Str,
u6rbli9 bon 10. Ctr. SO, 5000.
2ottie WcRielp an gernice %. grob.
bas Ndmli9e. 81, 500.
@brifian s. 90. Wosmpner an @bri.
fena Woempner, Got 2. MerriQ's
@ubbipiion, Mubenlot 10, 28.5 Bel
1919 CUB. fholi9e Settle Der SRofrabe,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-13

rpmmsr babsn. Woate 5rantrsi9
tpirtli9, ME es laut psrfanbet, bic
Sanbelsfrsibeit In WarOtfo ni9t an=
taften, 10 brauGte es fi9 9ssen cine
@rnsusrung Der 4onpentiOn bon Wao.
rib bur9 cine aleemsine 6onferens
ni9t 3u Frduben. 3bat'd9lid absr
beabfi9tiet ss. rtidbaltslos muir feline
sissnsn SntsreRen gu berfolsen. uno
besbalb tpibsrirsbt es isber 2ontrols
our9 cine 3Onferens.
Sieie bas Y0lterre9t nod ibrsm
gslisben aIslsgenoa pOlitit 1T iber.
baupt fur 5rantreid 9aratterifii9.
SOnt bdtte bic fransoRf4s Rsgieruns
bic @soulo Der Sapaner auf's duberfe
in Nniprud 9enommen, inbsm fe benz
baltiI9sn @ei9waoer seftattsts, mo.
natslang in ben @eudfsrn bon Maba=
sastar au bsrtueilsn uno bort feline
triessmdBise ausbilouna gu b~Olsnben.
uno inbem ss bon elmer Wieoerboluna
bieies in Der 2amranb-g u6t fi9 nur
bur6 ben euersii9eT protsit Sapan's
3urtid6alten lieB.
9isie bic oiiafaiiidsn Wirrsn bsrtbs
renben Nnsslessnbsiten merben in
Seuti4lano nit umfo 9r6Berem Snte.
rshe perfol9t, als mon iebt ielbf,
tDenn Gu4 nur paiib, bur9aus In off
afiatii8e 6dnbel binsinss3Ogen tusrbsn
foa. Wan 1T in Berlin sbenIo er-
ftaunt pie entrtitet tiber bic INNER
tpieber auftau4enbsn Gerii9te, tuona1
SeutI9lanb ben rufiid = iapanii9en
9riss unb bic S9pd4e @bina's aus=
nubt, I'm f4 n Sbantung 9epiher-
mafsn gum NQsinbsrri6sr su MAIDEN.
Der oeutI4e @efanoie in China bat
bereits gesen bic albsrne Bebauptune.
als babe er f4 in bic Beisbung bes
@ouberneur : pOftens sineemii9t uno
auf bic 4inefite &esieruns sinen
Druid ausgetbt, protefirt, unb i'd
fann bon bier aus nur befidtissn, bob
bieier protsit ebeniO -esrs6tfertiet lit,
ME bic entg.gsngefesten @ntsesnunasl
un9efertist finb. @benio erlosen fnb
bic 8ebauptun9en,, bab Seut'dlano
tpirtbi9aftli@ Sbantuns fir f9 su
monopolifrsn 9ebsnte. Sic beutIae
&eaierung bat t~iber6aupt feinsrlsi neue
5orberung.n 9efsQt, uno He mill
ni9ts, als mas ibr nod ben Ibma.
9ungsr bon 1898 unb 1899 bertraas.
mdbig 3ufebt.
@erabe in S6antuns unb Na9bar-
sebisten arbsitsn beutiaes uno eng
lii4es 2apital 3uiammsn, ni9t nur i'm
Snterefe oieier beioen 2dnosr, ionbern
aud our pirtbi4aftli9sn uno tulturel.
len gri9lieBung oieier 4inefi9sn Sc.
biete. S6atid9li9 bat au9 bic gnt.
tpidlung Sbaniun9s In ben lebtsn
Sabren auBerorbsntli9e 5orti9ritte
gema9t, unb iuenn Yeutidlanb. TO-
melt es an bisier gntridelung betbei-
ligt NOR, rur bas eigene SntsrsHe unb
ni9t aud bas @binas i'm Nuge ssbabt
bdtte, 10 uiirosn faum 3mif9en benz
frfberen @ouberrieur bon Sbantung,
@boufu, unb benz @ouberneur bon
2iauti4ou, SruppeI, 10 hersli9e ge.
atehunQen beffanbeu haben. tpie he
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-13
1tno nun oaS Imrnieit,

Der it6ne unb i6srp6ltigsnbs gr=
iolg Der bisfgen S9iasrfsier CAB bic
freuoise @euiBbeit, oaB bas Seuiih-
amsritansrt6um sinmttbig FIR bic
beutf9sn ibsalsn 8eifrebungsn eintritt
unb lie pfli9t tritt n u n
an NlIe n, t6attrdftig
ben Sc f. us6uB IN 5 b r.
oerung eines ioeaIen
Strebens hr bas 8unbes g.
Surnfef, Uel4es am FL.
SUM- in unersr g tab B e.
inn t, ) uunter + Il EN-.
9aS SunoeS=S urnfeit TIT
SnotanapoltS ttttb Den Hmi
ben i'd oas 9~etttiGtbtttt ttn=
ferer Staot er,porben bat,
ami's Neuel betrdfttgen mmo
betuabren.
Der NsrbaRo osuti6er 8ereine bot
bic ein3slnsn 0ersine Officisu nufgefOrs
bert, @Omite'sI 3uiernennen, um ben
0ertris6 Der Snusrtartsn, tpel9e gum
grsiis bon is 81 bic Snbnber unb
bersn Rinoer gum geiu9 Der Gefli9=
fsiten bere4tissn, su iberns6men.
Der 8srbanbs.S eiretdr it inftruirt
worbsn, bic einselnen 8ereinsborfdnoe
bun bisiem 8si9luB su untsrrittsn
unb it jebsnfaus isinsr qfi9t nu6ge-
fommen.
Nur psnise Wo9sn perbIeiben nod,
nm bic asitatiOn fir bas Surnfst gu
bstreibsn.
@s if unbsbinet not6rsnbie, baB
bic AgitatiDn bon nun on nit gifer
unb gnsreis bstrisbsn pirb.
Sie 5erren 8ereinse=
fretdre limb oringeno
erfu9t, bic Namen Der
ir ben erDa6 3 ped
ernannten @omite=M | t.
glieoer, fouis bersr 9lbrsHe,
Dbne 3eitbertuft benz g e.
frstdr bes 5inan3s aus s.
f9uffes, Serrn &ubsrt 2isbsr,
mitsut6eilen, bamit er fi6 nit ben Ssr-
rem in 8~erbinouns isbsn tann.
Sieisniasn gersins. psl9e bislang
mod feline @Omites fir bic bas ee-
fannie girssrtbum unisr.r Staot
intersiirsnbe slnsslssenhsit srnannt
babsn, iOlten biss unber,asli9 tbun.
geri9lsppun9 bisisr pfi9t piirben
hem grOBsn Seize gum S9absn ssrsi.
den. 2aBt bon nun an bis gum 81.
sunni uns ale bersint, tbattrdftig 3i=
f~ammenwirten, oamit cir Sober nit
Stol3 iagen tann: SD babe gum i9D-
rerl grfOlee mitgsbolfsn!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-13
9mr6 Gelbfmoro
GnSet Hi9arb Grofer's Sobn.


aanfas Ctr, IL. Wai. -
6ubert y. @roter, elm Sobn bon
Riaaro groter vBob" bon $amanp
Doll, tuurbe auf einem 3use Der at-
dillon, 8opefa & Santa See gabn
tobt aufssfunbsn. st farb on ben
Golssn ielbf applicirten Sites. Gin
Wsaer balf in Santos @itp ben iunaen
Wann, Der nidt ni9tern uar, ben 3ua
bsfsisen. Mls Der 3ugs@onbuttsur
ben Gabri9ein In Der 5ribe bon
@roter e~infOroern polte, fanb er osn-
felben tobt Dor.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-13

pd6reno Der 9an3en 4mts3eit @bouFus
fortgeisbt uno obns iebe Srtbung OBJ
seualtst babeu. unsmeifslbaft tuerben
oisis gs3iebunssn aud bur9 ben neuen
@oubsrnsur bon Sbantun9 aufre9t
erhalten tperoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-13

0ottIteb 2ertharbt,
.Dis 9emttblt&e ede,"
Gde Woble unbW artet Ctr.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-11

All That IL Necessary 10 Get Hid Of
bothsTsoms Flies IL % Cary
Sugar.

Mr.. dlllieaddy MiEsisbury writes us
as follows. says the Cleveland Leader
Ii IL no, generally known that u is q
simple matter for . bald man Ia relieve
himself u the one great soFFy "a the
sumner months. !, @, flss getting on his
bald head, Il 10 . sell'knosn fact that
niss have . marked prediction for sa'
gar. and vill eat Il In preference 10 a.
most anything else.
IL yoa arc bald. and yoa feel that q
~ has aiiEhisd upon pour head
which 10 easily asosftained. a. the feet
q the ny rill create slight tickling
sensation a. the ny walks around and
around looking Tor lrouble-ifs ny has
slighled on your head. thea take on, .
lump ~ sugar Which you may carry Ia
your pocket for Iast such an emergency
Place the sugar an q shelf Al the same
altitude a. the top ~ your head. aud tbs
ny ~ili nine times cot ~ ten leave yonf
Uranium fof the sugar lump.
ny watching the sugar. yoa tan Gee
when Il has a. many iiss AZ u can hold
then take another lump from pour posk
Il and place II bssids the hrsi one Al
ordinary lump 81 sugar ~ili aooommo-
date from rs a. ID niea Que hundred
Jumps Of sugar should b. suficisnl
quantity 10 Carp In the pocket OF oFdi'
nary emergencies"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-11
DOGS NAME IN DIRECTORY
Utica Lls, Contains One With ooeu-
patton Given ss Tha, Of
Waterman.

Robert BadEsfo. Waterman. No. 70
wes, street. h the gay u read In the
Utica city directory. and the woman
who responded 20 the ball call told
th. man Al the door that Bob VAS In.
says the Philadelphia Public Ledger.
IRA like TO SO him" remarked the
caller. for he ~as In search Of a watch
man for bis establishment
Here Bob here Bobi- called the
woman. and a lively bull terrier rushed
into the hall
And then the woman laughed. for
the Robert Badssro In the directory
was none other than Bob. the mas.
cot Of the Utica q Mohawk Valley Raj
way company. Who had been listed In
the directory a. "waichman- because
that's Just what h. was
Bob IL probably the only dog on rec,
ord Who has his name In \ city direc.
tory. lie Il the property Of Milford
BadEefo. private secretary Of General
Manager Allen. OF the stree, railway.
He II known by all employees Of the
line. and II always a welcome passen.
ger. who need pay no fare.
A short time ago Bob went TO Rome
with the company's claim agent and
became strayed there. When the claim
ageri reached home Bob was there
He had taken an earlier trolley.