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The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-11-24

No. 81 in Boulevard addition to the
City of Rapid City, in said county
and state. the same being real estate
fsg the delinquent taxes for the year
1892 with interest and penalty thereon,
which We're due and delinquent to-
gether with costs allowed by law. and
a certificate of said sale thereof was
certiiicate has been for a valuable con-
s si duly transferred and as,
and held by Emma Tompkins; that
has eirfss since IN t oyer making tme Of ys sara
sale; that no person or persons have
redeemed said premises from said sale.
and that the right of redemption Of
said premises from said sale. including
said taxes, penalty and interest. ac-
crhed and to accrue since said sale, to-
gether with all costs allowed by law.
will expire, and a deed to the said
premises be made by the Treasurer Of
Bennington County. South Dakota to
the undersigned, after sixty days from
the completed service of this notice.
Dated at Rapid city, South Dakota.
this 21st day of November. A. D.. 1905.
EMMA TOMPKINS.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-11-24

Orders for the Black Hills Daily
Register, by far the best daily pub
lished in the Black Hills, can be left
at this Office. The paper can be re-
ceived by carrier to any part of the
city or through the mail. The clever
cartoons of Black Hills people and
the illustrating Of Black Hills news
is alone worth the price, fifty cents
per month or five dollars per year.
They have a superior telegraphic
news service, besides covering all
the important news OF the entire
Black Hills. Cali at this Office and
get a sample copy free.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-11-24
Notice Before Tax Deed Shall Issue.

Notice before Tax Dccu SDNll lhAucs
The State Of South Dakota sends
whom it may concerns:
You are hereby notified that on the
Sd day Of November, A. d. 1902 the
then Treasurer of Pennington County,
South Dakot offered for sale, and
sold to the said County of Pennington,
South Dakota, the following described
real estate Situate in said Pennington
County and State Of South Dakota, to-
wit:
Lot No. 80 in Block No. q,
in Boulevard addition to the City Of
Rapid City in said county and state,
the same being real estate for the de-
%linquent taxes for the year 1901, with
interest and penalty thereon, which
were due and delinquent together with
costs Above by law. and a certificate
of said sale thereof was duly issued
to said county, which said certificate
has been for a valuable consideration,
is now legally owned and held by
Emma Tompklns; that a period of over
two years has elapsed since the
making of said sale; that no per-
son or persons have redeemed said
premises from said sale, and that the
right of redemption of said premises
from said sale, including said taxes
penalty and interest, accrued and to
accrue since said sale, together with
and a deed to the said premises be
made by the Treasurer of Pennington
County, South Dakota, to the under
signed, after sixty day from the com
pleted service of this notice.
Dated at Rapid City South Dakota
this 21st day of November. a, D, 1905
hMAiA ToMPK1Ns.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-11-24
WOMEN TOWN CLEANERS.
brigade, Clad In White, Swept nefu..
From Streets and Yards.

S4@N AAA&St A1SAA0o
From Streets and Yards.
Thirty women robed in white dresses,
with white caps, aprons and shoes, pu-
raded at Short Beach, Conn.,, recently
with rakes, hoes, brooms and shovels,
cleaning the streets and the yards rs
an example to the men, who, they
thought, did not take sufficient interest
In the appearance Of the summer re-
sort, says a New Haven dispatch to
the Philadelphia Public Ledger.
The only man permitted in the pro-
cession was the trumpcter, Bert Ran
dali Of New York city, who with loud
blasts heralded the coming of the clean
up brigade. On a banner which was
spotlessly white and which was car
ried by Miss Lottie Morse of Meriden,
Conn, was inscribed: "Short Beach
White Wings. Brace Up and Clean
Up"
Close behind were the oficials-Mrs.
Henry Beers Of Meriden, head Of the
entertainment committee; Mrs. John
King Moore Of New Haven, head of the
workers committee, and Mrs. ELLA
Wheeler Wilcox, who has a cottage at
Short Beach. Toward the rear Of the
procession marched Miss Josephine
Beers Of New Haven, inspector of the
occasion.
After the parade had passed and the
refuse and filth had been gathered into
piles by the women it was the inspect
or's duty to record in her large book
the work done md the condition of the
property of every landowner. When
streets and back yards were secured
the brigade triumphantly marched to q
nearby dump, where the refuse was
deposited. At night the women gave a
dance, which was largely attended.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-11-24
Not,ce Before Tax Deed Shall Issue.
II. .c4n "a -oR South laknta SenQ

-F w-r1rUs - Hs+- Hs-E . -H-~~- - a-
Notice Before Tax Deed Shall Issue
The State OF South Dakota send.
greeting to Theresa NJ. Evans and t.
whom it may concern:
You are hereby notified that on the
al day Of November, A. - tae2 th'
South Dakota, offered for sale, and SOLD
South Dakota, the following described
real estate situated in said Pennington
County and State of South Dakota to-
wit:
13 and Lots No. !, 2 and 3 in Block No
city of Rapid City, in said county and
state, the same being real estate for
the delinquent taxes for the year
1901, with interest and penalty thereon,
which We're due and delinquent to,
gether with costs allowed by law, and
a certificate OF said sale thereof was
duly issued to said county, which said
sideration, duly transferred and as,
signed to, and is now legally owned
and held by Emma T~ompkins;
that a period of over two years
has elapsed since the making of said
sale, that no Rersnn or. persons have
and tina the right of redemption OF
said premises from said sale. including
said taxes, penalty and interest, &C
crued and to accrue since said sale
together with all costs allowed by law
| will expire, and a deed to the sale
premises be made by the treasurer OF
Pennington County, South Dakota, tt
the undersigned, after sixty days from
the completed service of his notice.
Dated at Rapid City. South Dakota
this 21st day of November, 1905.
EMMA ToMPKINS.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-11-24
TOWN IMPROVEMENT.
Things to Do and Things to BE Left
UndOne.

UndOne
The only safe procedure when one
goes q single step beyond the ncat and
orderly provision for generally recog-
nized practical necessities Of the vii
lage, writes Frederick Law Olmsted,
Jr., In the Atlantic, is to look fairly
and squarely into the future, to adopt
a definite and comprehensive plan and
policy and never to undertake or &C.
'cept a project Of improvement without
earnestly and deliberately comparing
its probable results with the aims
of the plan. However wise and COM
prehensive they may be, such general
plans must from time to time be modi-
fed, but the notifications should be
thoughtfully and deliberately accepted.
not drifted into haphazard.
A savage, forced by the limitations
Of his condition, may live upon q spare
and healthy diet. Give him the oppor-
tunities Of civilization and he will
gorge himself with indigestible COM
binations selected at random from
among the endless number of things
that individually please his palate.
The civilized mar may be equally fond
of the same things, but when he wants
q good dinner he rcsolutely rejects
nine-tenths Of the things which please
him On the bill Of fare for the sake OF
adequately enjoying what he elects tc
have at that particular place and time
What village improvers seem Otter
to forget Is that their selections from
| the bill Of fare are not for n day only
but for many years, and must be con
; sidered in relation to the selections Of
the past and Of the future for the 10
cality In which they are to occur.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-11-24
stockraisers Attention.

I have just re ceived from the Neb.
Breeders Association, u thorough
bred Duroc-Jersey boar. Terms
reasonable. l have also several
thoroughbred Duroc-Jersey sows
for sale. Inquire at my ranch one
mile west of town. j. J. BUMP, SIR.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-11-24
rc.,cc re,ore rax Decd shall Issue.

Nc.,cc BEFORE Tax Decd shail Issue.
The State of South Dakota sends
& gr hom 4 NAV Concern:
You are hereby notified that on the
Sd dav Of Novembsr, A. D.. 1888 the
then Treasurer of Pennington County,
to the aid County OF Pennington.
South Dakota. the following described
real estate situate In said Pennington
County and State of South k to-
South one-half Of Lots No. II. 10,
10, 20 and 81. both inclusive, in Block
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-11-24
Notice Before Tar Deed shall Issue.

Notice Before Tax Deed Shall ISSUE.
The State of South Dakot sends
greeting to Valentine II. McGillycuddy
and to whom it nay concern:
You are herby notified that on the
Sd day of November, A. D.. 1902 the
then Treasurer OF Pennington County.
South Dakota, offered for sale, and
sold to the said County of Pennington,
South Dakota, the following described
real estate situate in said Pennington
County and State of South Dakota,
to-wit:
Lots No. 10, IA and Is in Block No.
10 in Boulevard addition to the City of
Rapid City,, in said county and state
the same being real estate for the de-
%linquent taxes for the year 1901, with
interest and penalty thereon, which
We're due and delinquent together with
costs allowed by law, and a certificate
of said sale thereof was duly issued to
said county, which said certificate has
been, for a valuabl consideration duly
transferred and assigned to, and is now
legally owned and held by Emma
Tompkins; that Il period of over two
years has elapsed since the MAX
ing of said sale; that no person or
persons nave redeemed said premises
from said sale, including said taxes
accrue since said sale, together with
all costs allowed by law, will expire,
and a deed to the said premises be
made by the Treasurer of Pennington
County, South Dakota. to the under
signed, after sixty days from the COM
pleted service of this notice.
Dated at Rapid City, South Dakota
this 21st day Of November, A. ID. 1905,
EMMA TOMPKINS.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-11-24

An old bachelor is usually SO busy
defending his position that lie has no
time to look for q way Of escape from
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-11-24

ORGAN AT A BARGAIN-Cost
$1,000. Has had best of care. Been
thoroughly overhauled and is in
practically as good a condition as
when fresh from the factory. Large,
handsome case with French plate
mirror. Now offered at the low
price of SIS. Organ is on display at
S. j. Scriber's office.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-11-24

SAW MILL FOR sALE-Complete
Saw Mill with boilers and engine.
capaci y, fifteen to twenty thousand
feet per day. Will be sold cheap.
Inquire of Price 4 Baker Co. or Tom
Sweeney Hardware CO.. Rapid City,
So. OAK. 2t
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-11-24

Have the Union print it.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-04
2ius Saiutofaa ..

gnglii6e 8lGtter mslben aus So
6dnnes6urg, bab Die 4u5ii6ten in
9aIutolono eesenpGrtig Sismli6 be-
unrubieeno fino. Man meint, oaB
man elmer 3eit BON beoentli6en
&Gmpfen oieier friegerifGeu Stdmme
entsesenge6e, bon bensn ii6 abfoIut
ni6t iagen la1e, tpie lie enbigen t0nn>
ten. 2%erot6obi. Ger oberite 9duptling
Der Stdmme, lit ndmli6 geitorben,
uno Qetiie, Der Glteite So6n 2erot6os
bis, lit auberoroentli6 perbabt, neil
er Elm Srinfer uno Elm rober Yatron
lit. Mebrere SGuptlinge io1en bereits
ertlGrt baben, oab lie ibn ME anerfens
men piir0en. Man bat nun anbere
SD6ne oes perftorbenen :9Guptling5
als &~anoioaten aufgeiteIt, aber Die
einselnen Siibrer fOnnen ii6 o%ffenbar
auf teinen Seltimmten einigen.
Sn 8aIutolano befinben ii6 eeeen>
pdrtig iiber $4,000 tampffdbise Mdn>
ner, iobab elm &rieg unter i6nen inn
MERLIN bon ben enelif6en 8eb0roen
ni6t lsi9t gu nebmen iein Diirbe. Sn
Maferu pp6nen mod ettpa 200 euro
pGer, meiif Regierungsbeumte. Die
8aiutos iin6 elm iebr friegerii9er
IStdmm, Der oen @ngldnbern i6un
bislfa9 gu f9affen ma9te. ObgIei6
Yaiutoldnb eigentli6 cine britii6e
&rontolonie lit, nirb lie poatommen
|frei, gum erOBten She'll BON Den
9Guptlingen ielbit, regiert. 8dbreno
bes 9urenfrieges bot Der eben peritor=
bene SduptIing Den Gngldnoern on,
10000 2eute gesen Die 8uren 81 fib>
rem, oas 4nsebot tpuroe aber abgez
Iebnt. Dies nabm 2erot6ooi febr libel,
|uno Die unrube inter ben Stdmmen
tpurbe 10 erob, oab lie tpGbren0 Der
gelagerung bon @epener taum me6r
gu bulten tpdren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-04
Cine aassnsbms Sabrt-

Gin Worteuel 3tpif9en Dem Stra=
Benbabn.g onouctsur Clarence Murrap
einsrfeiis unb 2ia3is SsrsuiOn uno
Sarab 9otparo anoerieits. enoete nit
Der gerbaftung bes gonoucteurs, GEE
gen ben bic Mntlase oes In9rifs erbo=
ben if.
Murrnp fol, laut Nusia9en bes
Gergeanten Wosrner. psl9er ftp auf
bsmielben Waggon befano, bic Srauen
UNI ibr 5abrselo befraet baben unb
banri iOa Der 2rad losgegan9en fein.
@ie @oerner er3dblt, wuroe benz @on=
butteur Der Beideib, baB er iein Gabr.
GELD erbaltsu weroe, iobalo es ieinen
Gabredften gens6m lei. Ser @Onoucs
teur, Der fi9 nattirIi9 nit oieiem Be-
i9eib nidt s~ufrisbsn esbsn tonnts. lisB
fi9 ni9t uerbltfen, uno oann ging Die
Ssi9i9ie log unb er6fnste 10 bic Ssle.
ssnbeit FIR ben fOlgenoen &soeidpaa
unb oas argument. @osrner miidte
fid suleBt aIs J%rieoensengel In ben
Streit uno ma4te ben beioen Grauen
tlar, bob fie entpeosr sablen Ober su
5uB panbern miBten. Sas 6abrgelo
tpurbe sntri9tet, Der &sbsi9uaa hatte
nbsr nod lanse isin @noe ni6t erreidt,
bon Der IL. bis our 10. StraBe muB
ten bic Tabrgdfte nod ben psiblidsn
6abr9dffsn @eh6r leifen. Iles atb-
mets srlsi9tsrt uuf. als enbli4 belize
ben @agson perlieBsn, benz @Onbuc-
tsur mod einise 2iebenswtiroisteiter
na9rufenb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-04

&ubpilIe, 3. Oct. Sn ben
beutissn gsrbanolun9en Der beg Mor-
oss ansstla9ten 5rau Nnne Bantsrt
wuroen ausi9lisbli9 ausiagen betreHs
oss 2eumunbs Der Gnsetlastsu, wie
bss @rmorbeter entge9en 9enommen.
SIM aqsemeinen tparen bieie Ausfasen
Der 5rau Gantert iebr sanitis. pdb.
reno Der ermoroete @oot bur&wes bon
allen als elm freitii&tiger, 9efdbrIi&er
Wsnf3, Der GENE gstrunten babe. hins
geifeqt muroe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-04

Bari Ioo., Sc BEL 125 GuB, berbeHert,
@effeite Der @offsp Str, iabli4 BON
Wc@artp. $1,000.
pearTun WenbenbaG u. u. on gbri,
ftian 5. pops, Got SO in 5ountaiu
s..uare gooitiou, 31.O2 6ei 126 As
SUB, bacant, Stbieiie Der Worris
Str, tpsftti6 bon Sbelbp. 5000.
0artforb @abinss ano Snbsfment
60. an Wartiu Sremm. Got 80 ir
Utc@artp's Subj, Suilot 100, 80 Bel
100 SUB, psrbshsrt, Offsits Der SGi.
nois. nOrblid bon Morris @trabe.
SO, 600.
auguft @afer an CHARLES 8ramm,
Cots 333 unb 334 in Miaer's parf.
man 4bbition, 1922 bel 100 SUB,
Uerbehsrt. Siouf=gfe bon &Oa9s unn
parfpap @be. $4,000.
Serielbe an @harles Bramrl, 0ots
|273, 2s9, 300, $3.50 in berIelbeu
ADDITION, isoe AZ bel 100 5uB, pacani,
nabe Der 90. Strabe uuo partwap u.
2oebne Mbe. $4,000.
Wiliam 9uooen on WaQace Sorton,
Got % in &ioenour's Suboioifon 81
bel al. 20 Sub. bsrbefert, Ofisite Der
grienal @Osnue, iioli9 bon @iai0ms
Str. $780,
Samuel O. Diners an Serefia 60.
bel, Got 2, Wunro's MobitiDn. Gorn
indianapolis, 40 bel 1909 Sub, per-
beHert, Norbieite Der &on6 Qbe., ofi-
LID bon Isabella Str. sl400.
Sable g. WcWanus an 9abip s.
@or. Got 5, 5lether's Senate Ipsnus
Subeipifion. 40 bel 100 Jub. pacant,
Ofisite Der Senate Ibs., n6roli4 bon
23. Str. 500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-04

9 auerlaub B De n -
s. o. &ObiniOn, Cottage, @ootfon,
nabs WaihinstOn, $3.50. : s. Or,
@OOpsr, Saus, Waibinstun uno Tsu
Seriep, $4,000. = s. &. Sanq uarp.
@Obnbaus, Stem Seriep, nabe 81.
Ctr, $500. - 8. 8. 2obeI. @obn.
baus, PennipIoania uno %. Str,
$4,000. = 8. 8. Coleman & &c..
@sf9dftsbaus. 1913 Of Martst Str.
$4,000. = 6. Wonre, Wobnbaus,
S6elbon, r1abe 19. Str, $3.50. =
Marp Gallagher, 5aus, 5Olmes, nab
Sadion. $500. = gilbert bon Spre9el'
ion, Rep., penn. u. Obio, $500. -
afa 9. Wilfon, Cottage, 1915 Glet8er
$500. = @na Wsnser. Nnbau, lis
Noro Hobls. $500. = 80. 6. Senri
SObbs. Wobnbaus. II: nabs Cornell
$500. : W. 6. S9ul3, Wobnbaus
capitol nabs 81, 81 1850. = 2utbel
Mebrins. 2 @Obnbduier. &asmoni
na6e Union. So, 600. = Sobn glp
W~obnbaus, Terter nabe 81, 5000. =
2ulu Goriptb. Wobnbaus, @armat
nabe Ohio, $1,000. = %. 8. Sabiss
Wo6nbaus. Neu Seriep nabe 81.
81, 900. = SnsIsp giien : Werfhdtts.
g~trtelbabn rabe Wabiion aoe.. 49,
500. = W. @ahu, @obnhaus, q,
unb Clifton. $1.750.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-04
faIle.

6arrnY Sail, elm Jubrmanr
in Sisnfen bes gommiifOnsbauis:
Snmes 3ea9 & 60. fiel an Der Sn.
bona abe. unb SOu9laB bonn Sibt
ieines Waeens. Sas 9fero i4lug
aus uno Bail trug cine 8erlebung an
re9ten 3nie banon. Die Nfbulan;
bra6te ben 8erlsBten in feline WOb.
nung, 428 @eft Ohio Str.
8sim 8eruas, bon einem
fi& nod in gewegung befinoli6en
StraBenbabn Waeeon su ffeiesn,
fhirste ssftern abeno an Der Stem 9ori
unb California Str. 6rau 8unter.
Sic Roro california Str. auf oas
pfafer nieber unb sos fi9 erbsbIt9e
gsrlsBunsen am 2opfe 81.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-04

Cine tp il GEL
sentaat Fat in Der acknowledgement Der
Slpen Elm SunD boabra6t, ben brei
SIKelborfer 8ersfa6rer, Der Snse=
rieur Hi6ats Ginger, beFen S9pez
FER unb Der Surit paul Sranf, auf
bas Gorno bic Gabento miteenonmen
batten. 8eim &bftiege gum Sumo
aletider fam bas 5rGulein ON elmer
fteilen gispanb gu San; Ri9arb
Singer permo9te atpar feline S9pefter
Dor einem 4bfturse gu bstpabren, perz
lor aber babel felbft ben 9alt unb fplz
.lerte iiber bic ~pereiite 2ebne binab. Oa
fprang linn fein 9unb na4, berbiB fi4
in fein 2obenfleib unb bra4te i'm
gum Steben. Sopobl Singer pie
AUDI feinee S9pefter trugen mebrfade
8.rlebungen bappn. 81
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-04

s Mnerfennunab Der Mns
bdngli9teit bes Olbenbureer @ereins
bon Netp gort an ieih @eburtslanb
unb iein anseitammtes 9errI9srbaus
bat 9roBber5oain glifabstb BON Ols
benburg, 9erSogin gu Medlsnburs,b benz
8erein bur9 @ermittlung BON behen
Mitgliebern, Baron BON plettenberg
unb M. Sobrmann, ibr fpcblsetrOffes
mes Pprtrait gum 9ei4ent GEE
ma9t.
Suisburs. 9ierieIbit lit Die
Gdbrinser'fde Oelfabrit total niebers
sebrannt. Oas 5euer entitano 10
plDblid, baB Die Nrbeiter fi4 nur nit
Miibe retten fonnten; elmer erlitt err
bebli6e 8ranbipunbeu. De- S6aben
lit Elm erbebliher.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-04

Dor benz &rieesgerihte
su 2ibau ftanben 139 Matroien Der
ariegsflotte pegen Meuterei, oeren lie
T9 i'm Sum- 5. s. i9ulbig semadt
batten. Ods 9eri6t perurtbeilte dft
gum Sobe, .bei9lob aber, bic llms
fpanblung Der Sooesitrufe in finf5e1n=
iGbrise Spangsurbeit nu95uiu9en.
Nsunaebn Der Nnssflasten puroen gu
oreiz Bis pieridbriser 3nanesarbeit
unb 80 gu leihteren Strdfen perurz
tbeilt. " Matrofsn ipurben freisez
fprohen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-04
6runbeisentbums uebsrtragnnsen

Charles 6. 2lusmann an 9ouiIe M.
@loHer, She'll bon Seftion 25 uno 26,
3ownibip II, &anse 3, asa older,
Wafbinston $ownibip. 81, 500.
Serielbe on Woob 8. @ilion, She'll
bon berielben Settion 26, $50 Mder
81. 500.
CHARLES 6. &bobes an @soree %.
Got 104, Hetpmar Oat's parl
aob., IS Bel 140 SUB, berbeHert,
uefli4e Seite Der 6olopap Mpe.. fio.
lid bon 2ctprenee Ctr. $3.50.
Nrtbur .. 8rotpt an Grant 3.
S9ooler. Got SO in @ampbel's Wefi
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-04

Der O beits3ufa nb
in Snoianapolis mar, mas $ppbus
anbelanst, mdbrenb bes b%erfofsnen
Wpnats September elm duBerF sufrie.
o~eniteaenoer, i'm 8srslei9 nit benz
8oriabre. Wdbrenb Der September
bes Sa6rss 1904 Is SObesfdls on
Sppbus aufwies, batten mir i'm lsBtsn
September nur 8 Spoesfdne bieran gu
ber3ei9nen. Sn Der 8lattsrnsA ngele'
ssnbsit i9eint fi9 Die Sa9lage ueient'
LID sebefert 3u baben. Bon ben z
Ysrionsn, uel9e man untsr Quarans
tdns ftslts, baben i'm @an3sn 4 Die
3rant6eit er6alten, bod i4eint ss. als
Db tusiterer Nusbreituns Der Rrautbeit
elm Semmi9ub anselest iei. @u4 in
ben S9arla9sS iIri.ten auf Der Shos
isite III cine 8eherun9 ein9etreten.
Ora Simons, 524 Wefi
Waibin9ton Str, cIn &efaurateur,
iino Map Minor mnrosn sefisrn beios
perbaftet. 8eioe tpareri in benz &s=
fiaurant in Streit seratben unb War
fol oann fd turser 5anb bar an ge=
ma9t babsn, bas f9 our Sanb befn'
bsnbs porasQan beg &sftaurantes Helm
3u i9lasen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-04
1Mna MnN Alt
Mms ben 0eri6teu.
Snperiorseriht.

Wie am Dorher9ebsnben Gage 10
uuroen au1 eefern in ben reri9iebe-
men @eri&ten iOlde Sdeiounsstlasen,
in oenen feline @ertbeioieuns einge-
rei4t mar, %berbanoelt, nur, oab oas
9rsisgeri6t aud nod nit our grlebi-
guns iol4er 5dae b~erange3ogen tuer=
ben mubte.
Neue Glagen.
8efern uuroen DEFENDERS bielS 1uIo=
Hagen singsrsi6t.
Die Wuli6ner.S tsmart Wufic So.
Usrlangt bon @bntbia 3. WOOre $500.
Die Central Seusr pipe 60. bon
pittsburg tlast eesen Nua. unb an-
oerion Bruner fur Die Summe Don
$500.
ss&s psri9isoenes 9ulotlagsn rei9tl
9ouis Baum elm; bon Sos. 2orimeI
bsaniprudt CT sl20; ppm Wm. 8.
6owenp $50; bon Sp. 6. Cummings
5000; bon IntbonD @sslig $95; bon
Stella Brennen $115; bon Sarrp 6.
Mlen $50.
Weil ibr @atte gowaro fe angsblit
arauIam behanoelt bat unb elm Sruns
fenbolb 1T, wiini9t @li3abetb @oob=
perls bon ibm seidi:oen 81 iein unb
entipre8enoe Mltmente. 81
@eil Der Wirtb Serrp @ates benz
@atten Der Warp Stebens iobieI eei-
fise @strdnfe bertauft bat, bab er in=
foles bes tibermdBieen @enufes esftor-
ben 1T, Dsrlanst Die @ittps bon BEN
@irtbe $4,000 S9abenerIab.
Rriminalgeridt.
&uKsl gaer unb 90. Murgin muir.
ben esfern benz 3riminalri1tsr unite,
Der Nntla9e bss @roboiebfabls uni
Der gntgegennabme g~effOblsner Sader
norgefibrt. Sic befannieu f9 be:
leBtsrsn 8ergebens uno bes 9leinbieb'
ftabls iduloig unb tuurben FIR lebtere:
I'M 81 unb bic Soften beftraft; auBer.
Dem srbislt gler 60 Sage Irbeits.
baus, Wursin 80 Sage @efdngnii
3ugeiprOdsn fur gntsegennabme &c.
foblener Sa4en.
Daniel O'8rien, Der iduloie bsfun=
ben uurbe, seifige @etrdnfe bertauf
su baben, obne i'm 8efb elmer S9ant.
licsn3 3a iein, tpurbe Inn 500 uno oi
9ofeu beffraft.
Sss MnsriHs betannte fia idulbil
War 2ooni9er. uno murbe er our 3abr
lung bon $40 nebf ben Soften. inses,
iammt $751; 20, p%erurtbeilt.
Na1laBgeridt.
gs uuroe CUR gsffdtisuns einee
reiht:
Sas Sefament bss ~bsrforbener
Cornelius .. 8rouber; als Nominifra
tor tpirb Musrffa $. grouber fungi
rem, bic $1,000 Birsfdaft ftslts.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-10-04

Per stmr Mauna Los, from Hawaii
aud Maui ports, October 3-Mrs
Morton, Mrs Mary Rose and child,
7 Il Yum, Mrs Dickey, Miss Dickey,
j L Coke, t b Lyons, w D Baldwin,
q S Holloway, Father Aloysis, Willie
Holt, Rev A S Baker. Frank GouvO.
nia, Miss L Rosewarne, Mrs j Todd,
Miss Gussie Wsssman, Judge ] A
Msthewmap, DIR Hoffman. wife and
servant, j II Kunewa aud AZ dock.