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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-07-17

Mccormick says the cell. was: locked
when he discovered the man was miss
ing, indicating that some one with a
key which fitted that particular Yale
lock had evidently unlocked it and
then locked it, carrying. the key with
them for the lock is of that pattern
which will not; permit removal of key
when lock is open. A musician is
also missing from the fort and the
authorities are on the lookout for him
jamestown Capital.
Instructed to Proeeed-The con-
sulting board of the reclamation serv-
ice arrived here Saturday and held a
session in the city in connection with
the Bismarck irrigation project. The
outcome of the meeting was the in
structing Of J.. s. French to complete
the Typographical survey and also the
people to decide Immediately just
what they want. Those in the party
were: F. H. Newell, chief engineer;
H. N. Savage, supervising engineer;
G. Y. Wisner, consulting engineer;
A. ]. Wiley, consulting engineer; H.
A.. Storrs, electrical engineer; T. J.
Means, soil expert; J. S. French,
engineer in charge and A. L. Fellows,
state engineer The party with the
exception of the last two named left
on the noon train today for Glendive
where they will look over the work
on the Yellowstone. From there they
will go to Williston, possibly on the
Steamer Mandan, to make investiga-
lions in the matter Of the pumping
and irrigating projects in that latter
vicinity. After the work in this neigh.
borhood is completed the party will
go to Browning, Mont, for the ..pur-
pose Of like work In connection with
the st. Mary's projects. On septem-.
Der fifth the bids will be opened for
the construction Of the, dam on the
Shoshone project The bids will be
opened at Billings, Montana: The
work IS to be done near Cody, Wyom-
ing and it Is a stone and masonry dam
three hundred Ave feet high. On the
following day bids will be opened for
another dam on the Corbett project,
also near Cody, for the construction OF
9 dam three and one half miles long.
SIS $50 = ~. 49,. &c ~. ~ , ~
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-07-17
25@ OFF on ALL COLORED WASH GOODS

A. J. Wiley, H. A. Storrs, A. ]. Means
R. L., Walton returned yesterday
from st. Paul where he went to meet
his wife and cousin. Both ladies re
turned to the city with him, the
former having been visiting relatives
in Illinois for a few months past.
Mrs. G. W. Newton, Jr., and son who
have been visiting with G. w. Newton,
ST., in the, city for a few weeks, re.
turned to Duluth on the noon train.
G.. W. Newton Sr., accompanied them
as. far as Fargo.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-07-17

Mesdames S. M. Pye, VIM. Pye, Jr.,
j. H. Newton and Miss Allen spent the
afternoon in Mandap. 49,
Miss Ruth Plants left on the noon
train for Valley City, where she viii
attend the summer. school at the
normal
A. T. Patterson and wife returned
from the west on the noon train yes.
terday.
Tim Flaherty has returned from
visit with relatives in Iowa.
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-07-17
PERSONAL

The folio wing named gentlemen
nlsompesing the eonsultlag boar, 81 the
reclamation service held 40 smeeting
here Satnrday-and-lefs- -sa the noon
*reanaaAedav Tor Elendiverss ~ H.
Newell. H. N Savage, e. MisnSr.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-07-17
Calumet !.
ba!!!I!|i|Ilg
!. Powder
HEALTH
Economy.
Eig5#g e..3.. -tr-.-s La.S, 20 :, IL ~ H.
THE CITY

M Breaking crew-The crew that is
turning over the fire break for the
Northern Pacific railway company ar.
rived here today from the east. -
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-07-17

a Big HauI-Sheriff WEIGH rounded
up eleven, ,tramps last night and put
them in the lookup from which place
they will emerge each morning to
help sbeautify, the streets Of the city. =
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-07-17

day the. Judge presented him with
thirty days and fifty dollars fine which
will mean about sixty or seventy days
on the Streets ', :.>ss%.,sss
From the Fair The following,
printed on an elm postal card, was
received from a friend visiting at the
Portland" fair: wood yew cherry-ish
another. punny message from this, tall
timber land with its~poplar exposi-
ton. Having bushels of fun. oak
asionally pine fir alder pea-pole' to
ceder great show. Elm ents just right,
never saw.dust SO. scarce. One could
knot sycamore profitable vacation,
maple-ease yew more than me, knot a
s(h) Jingle objections The Trail is a
cork-er:' Birch-ance I'll stay and leave
with the trees. butternut keep this
up or yew'n cry chestnut. Hewers
cordially, Sue Veneer, Portland. Ore.
P. ST. rhodo-dendron on slippery elm
and got bam-boo-zled." Another card
says: Dear Friend-I pine for syew'
all the time. Plum forgot to write
before ASH I promised, fir I have
been SO busy. Say this fair is
peach the Trail is poplar and the
sights are 'cork'-er. Board is high
and plane Walnut be home until I.
cedar sights. Better. spruce up and
come too, bring some 'chestnuts' with
you as there are none here. Yours;
elm-phatically, Curly Maple, per. -"
Went to Fargo-The Burleigh~ coun-
ty delegation, fifty-two strong, Of visi-
tors to the agricultural college left on
train eight yesterday noon for Fargo.
They arrived there at 7:3O yesterday.
This morning and afternoon they were
conducted through the college and ex-
detrimental station by guides and will
arrive home tomorrow at 2:25 D. m.
Those who were in the party are:'
Sterling-Mrs. w. D. Blake, Norval
Marvel and sister. Driscoll-H A.
Thomas and wife, J. E. .Spalding and
wife, Claude Bennett, Asa Thomas, w.
w. 1ngraham. Burleigh-Miss Thomp-
son, Mrs. Nelson, Mrs. WEIGH.
Stewartsdale- Fred Nelson, Leroy
Irving. Brittin- VIM. Brittin and
wife, Al. Stark and wife. Bismarck
Otto Dirlam, J. Killian, c. Splitter and
wife, VIM. Robidou, ]. o. Robfdou, J.
Andahl, Henry schoenert, John Beal
and wife, w. E. Breen, Frank
Breen, H. A. Knusson, Phil Har-
vey, A. A.. Brundage, M. j. Morris,
Arthur Boyer, F. Campagna and wife,
John Olson, F. 'Headstrom, R.. RAN
strom, G. Swanson. Painted woods
Oliver Peterson and wife, Peter Err.
strom, G. Erstrom, J. A. johnson and
daughter. Wogansport- w. A. Sim.
ons, F. R. Simons, G. A, Engdahl, John
Engdahl. =: ..'~- -,
=
Prather Got Away-Polieeman Nc.
Cormick is short $50, owing to the ex-
IRENE haste of a prisoner in the city
bastile. The officer received word
from Commander Ronayne of Fl. Lin
coin at Bismarck to look out for a
deserter. Jos. w. Prather; g whose
description was given. Mccormick
soon found his man, notified the au-
thorities in Bismarck and placed the
deserter in the city batcave, where. he
rested very well one night. The fol-
lowing morning Prather was presented
with an appetizing breakfast and left
until noon when it was intended to
give him his dinner as well, but at
noon he had left only an exit, outside
help having been given him. Officer
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-07-17

Dollie and Robert Feldkirchner and
Dollie Feldkrchners solo. These
three young folks have won ian senvi.
able reputation and no entertainment
is now considered complete. without
their highly appreciable singing.
Returning-Many of the early ones
to attend the Portland fair over other
routes are now returning via the
Northern Pacific and as q consequence
of tremendously big trains, those from
the west are nearly always late. Yes.
terday afternoon train from the west
was composed of sixteen cars drawn
by one engine. If the company would
offer some cheap rates east they
would probably fill up their east bound
coaches rather than pull them empty.
- In Minot-( Minot Optic: w. A.
Brown, deputy land commissioner of
North Dakota is in the city for the
purpose Of making some land selec-
tons for the state. The state has
about 10000 acres to select in lieu Of
16 and SO sections which had already
been settled upon when the other Sc
lections for the state were made. Mr..
Brown expects to select 5000 or 10000
acres in the western part of the state,
a considerable portion of it tributary
to this city. ....
The Storm-Last nights storm, &C.
cording to the weather bureau, left
with us thirty-two hundredths of rain
fall and the wind reached a velocity
of f1fty-two miles per hour. There is
evidence of the storm having split a
little west of the city and the two
heavy parts passed over the north
section of the city and to the south
while the center of the sweep was not
quite so severe. Many trees in the
city are minus few branches which
were twisted off in the wind. Outside
of this there seems to have been no
damage done.
At the Bridge-A very large force of
men and a number of steam hoists
and engines of various descriptions
are at work on the bridge over the
Missouri. The piling now extends to
about the middle of the river and the
/ steel and iron work Of the bridge on
the first span will begin to disappear
about the latter part of the week.
The. new material will then be put in
place and work on the second span
begun so that trains will at no time
be interfered with. The new bridge
will be on much the same general plan
as the present one with some differ
ence in the architecture of the middle
span.
Was Beaten Some-J. Porter was
beaten up some yesterday. He had
just served ten days on the street
gang and was released Saturday. Yes.
terday he tried to steal collection of
tobacco tags and got licked by the
owner thereof. He started out of
town with his, injured optic: for COM
pany and the officers decided to let
him go at that. He returned later,
however, and relieved a soldier of
five dollars. He got into another mix.
up right there, was made to disgorge
and was taken in by the officer. To-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-07-17

Two Deserters-Two deserters we're
rounded up last night while in the
railroad yards endeavoring to make
their getaway from Fort Lincoln. It
is reported that five men were success
full in the attempt. .....,. .
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-07-17

= j.
Base BaII-A game of ball was
played at the park yesterday. after
noon between pickup nine from the
city and the soldiers from Fort Lin
coin. The latter succumbed and the
resulting score was seven to nothing.
Twas pleasing burlesqle..> Hero:
B. E. Jones. - .. -s.* .-~ 49, .":.
Rathbone sisters-Special meeting
of the 'Rathbone Sisters tonight and
all members are urged to be present.
ALI knights are invited to attend the
luncheon to be given after the meet
ing in honor of Mrs. R. j. Turner Of
Gladstone and Mrs. McCulloch of
Washburn, who will be present
Broke a Window-Some rowdy kids
made-a disturbance in the Chinese
restaurant on Fourth street yesterday
and succeeded in breaking one of his
windows and committing other nui..
sances.- The lad that did the window
breaking is lucky enough to get out
Of the row by paying for the replacing
of the same. :. 90,
Took Three 'Games-The result of
the three Renville-Jamestown. games
at the latter place resulted in three
more scalps for the. former. The
scores were four to two, eleven to one
and fourteen to nothing. The victors
went from there to Darlington where
they will spread the epidemic of heart
failure and gather some more scalps.
ChiIdren's .Day-Children's day ex-
ercises were held at the Presbyterian
church last night. There had been
prepared a nice program and the
young folks all took their parts there
In in a very credftable manner.
Especially noteworthy numbers were:
Harry Beardsley's' solo, the duet by
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-07-17

Dollie and Robert Feldkirchner and
Dollie Feldkirchners solo. These
three young folks have won ian eenvi-
able reputation and no entertainment
is now considered { complete without
their highly appreciable singing.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-07-17

Read the Tribune for State News.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-16

borrufet tonne. Wenr 6err groorid
ferner faet, baB sutes ginpernebmen
nit ben Na9barn, tuelde Spra9e tie
au9 iprd9en. nOtbwenbig uno MIN
i9snswsrtb isi, 10 fann oas au3 bon
osuti9er Settle rur unteri9rieben uer.
ben, tuobei mir aleroinss %berborbeben
m69ten, bab biefer Wuni4, gutes Gin
pernsbmsr, au balten. ni8t nur einiei=
tis. ionberr1 tpsdielieitis fein mub.
8sfonbere 8efrieoisung piro es in
Deutf@lanb srresen, bab 9err BRO.
brid tn ieiner @ebs ishr beutli4 auf oie
Ssbereien Der preRe binuies. unb es
tudre au ptni9en. bab oieie Wabnuns
In England Bea@tung fdnoe. 0err
8robrid bat aud auf bic @orte &oie.
bsrrps anseipieIt, mona8 bic polemi-
fen ge3en Seutf@lanb ni9t bic mabren
@efhble ausbradten, bic beibe 86lter
fir einanber he9ten, tuenn He aud bic
anf9tsr Ginger Mitglieber ibrer &e.
gierunger gum Musbrud brd9ten. Wir
tbnnsn ba3u nur bemertsn. bab bic
frtebli9en @einnungen Der englii9sn
6taatsmdnner R9 bur9aus nit oensr
bss beuti9en Bottles beden.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-16

p%rofefRonsllsr Slrge MIR cine batifdl'
liae Barade on Der Gfo @apitol Ane.
beRbt, bic nod b69fsr S4dbung sinsn
Wertb bon $1,000 bat.
Sisies gisentbum b6rt absr In benz
augenblid auf unbelaffet 3u istn, In
tuelaem Der Gigsntbtimer cine gtrg=
f&aft, tusn1l audi nur bon $25 leiffst.
Sroboem seftattsn bic gebDrner benz
Mann auf bisfen bur& gtirgi4aften
fberbelaFstsn BeHb INNER tDsitsrs
gtrsf9aft au leiffen, 10 baB oisislbs
bic S6be bon Sauienben errei4t.
go bringt bisies gerings @igen'
tbum benz prafsifonellen gtirsen cine
rei9ere solbsne grnte, ME tpertbbOlss
gigenibum benz gefber.
Der p%rofeifOnele gtirge erpreBt aus
ben arrefantsn 10 piel wie m6sli& In
man9sn Jdlsn iosar 10 Dollars.
Wenn aber bic poli3ei &assias UNI
ternimmt unb Observation-Disclosures bon
9irnen pornimmt. 10 ldst er f3 BON
oieisn unslidli@en 8eid6pfsn ie 300
FIR feline untsrf9rift aaf benz Stra'
f9aftspapisr sablen unb feline ein'
nabmsn Bel iol9en Telegsnbsitsn
srrsi&sn bduis bic 66be bon $50
SIS on einem Nbeno.
gs if elm sutes @ei4dft Defenders
untsr benz bier porberridenoen Spfem,
mo Der prOfsiROnele garse feline @e'
fabr lduft fur bic wirtli9e Sobe
Der ghrsi9aft oerantwOrtli& sebalten
~ tpsrbsn, ionbsrn nit 3ablung be,
Soften bapot fommt, tpenn elmer feline,
@lisntsn bur9 bic 2appe1 sebt.
Sier t6nnte f& bic pl6bli9e @e.
iebssliebe bes Wapor SOlbmann tref=
lid bspdbrsr, tpsr1 er mill - mill e,
aber?
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-16
Jre@er Gimbrm@ tm etaat:
centrum.
Ginbreder idIeppen Daaren int @ertbe bon
mebreren bunbert Dollars fort.

Gin fre9er ginbru4 tpurbe geffern
Na9t brett i'm Staotrentrum, On Der
Norb penniplbania Ctr. b~e9ansen.
Sas G9neioerseI8dft bon @eor9e
8. Jrsnf. 1876 q. psnniplbania Str.,
tpuroe ndmlid bon ginbre9ern beim.
s.iu9t unb fsrtige iOmie aud tbeilweiie
fertige Nnsttss i'm @ertbe bon etwa
$500 tpurben ~9effoblen. Sur4 bas
Senter tber Der Sbiire beri&aHten f&
bic guri9en 3utritt gum 2aben, ben
Re oann na9 Seraensluf unseif6rt
plfnoerten. Ser ginbru& murbe erf
ON Iorgsr sntbsdt, als fi& bic Mnse'
FeIten CUR Mrbeit beseben MOLTEN. Die
poliaei srbieIt cine senaue 8ei&rei'
bung alIer eetoblenen Sa&en unb
tpirb f& bsmtben, Der Sbdter babbaft
su tperben. Sotueit feblt iebo& iebe
Gpur b~erielben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-16
Gtbilbtenf=V rafuusem
@erben in indianapolis absebaIten.

Sn Rhr3e tperbsn in Snbianapolis
gibiloienfprifunsen fur b~sfebenbe
Uafan3en absebalten. Gdbige 2eute.
tpel9e In ben Re9ierunssoienf etn3u-
treten unb bic priifunesn bur6su=
MAIDEN tpiini9sn, miiKsn fi9 re1tasitis
nit benz biefsen Setretdr Der gsb6rbe
In Be rbinbuna isbsn. 0srlan9t tuer=
ben fOlsenoe Nngeftelte:
alfftffent oes priifunssbeamten i'm
patertbureau, @nfansssebalt $1,000
PRO Sabr. Die priifuns fnset am
60. DECEMBER 1905 tatt.
gs fnb atusi pucante SteIsn, BIZ
iofort bsisbt tperosi1 mtfsn; bic @ele-
senbsit, bieie A%nfteaunseu gu betOm-
men, lit fsbr siinfis.
9ausar3t oss 6oipitals, i'm pana-
ma-S ienf. Sieie prtfung 1T bonn
$3.50. 9Obember auf ben 60.
DECEMBER perlegt tporben.
Sas @sbalt bieier steuung bstrdel
800 per Wonat unb Wobnung.
gu biefsr prtifung tperberl nur Wdn'
rer auseIahen, uno bic Nusii9ten aul
stelluns fno ausge3eianet.
Steno9rapben unb S&reibmaiai.
nenidreibsr. ausi9lisbli@ Mdnnsr, in
Banana Dienf; bieie prtfun9 uirt
Tn Cincinnati, Obto, am Is. Deaembe,
ab9ebalten.
Do finb cine Mn3abI bon , Nnffel:
Iungen, bic NIT @ebdIter bon $1,000
bis $500 per Sabr befebt tueroen foI.
len. Oie Gban,en auf MnfeQung fnh
gan3 Defenders gut.
Sppoarapbif9e 3ei&ner. Die Na&.
fraee fur Mnseife1te 1T cine gr6Bers
aIs bas Mngebot. Sie prtfung fin.
bet am 1911 DECEMBER ftatt.
STR Nnmelbei9eine unb ndhere Nus=
funft tuei1be man fia an ben Secretd,
Der prtfunes 3ommiiion Der gibil.
bienffe, 9errn 8. 8. Wilbouie, 4.
Stod I'M Geberal @ebduoe, Snbiana.
polis.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-16


6 | unterneh menber Sieb,
Der getern Na9t benz an Der %. @als
nut Str. mobnbaften s. &. 8aKett
bas pferb ftsblen uolte, tam ni9t 3ur
M~usfabruns feiner fre&en &bat. Sas
pferb fiel ibm ndmli& cine fur3e
Stre6e bonn Stale In einert alterl
Brunnen. Der ani@einsnb ni9t NIT
einem Dedsl berieben mar. Wan mubte
bas Sbier berausgraben, ebe es selang
basielbe 3u retten.
9err 8. 6. Darnars, Der
etaats-@ bemif, 1T nod Waibiaaton
gefabren, I'm elmer 8erfammlung Der
ELECTROMAGNETIC bei3umobnen. Siefe
gereiniguna bat cine baIbsefssli@e
Tunttion unb BITE Mit9Iieber finb er.
md9tiet, Elm beaimmtes Wab beim
@Ongreb fir GENTLE Rabrungsu fef3u'
HELEN. Serr Barnarb If bic mabge'
benbe perf6nli@teit In 8ierangeleeen'
beittn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-16
Uelfen nno Rolen.
Sic Slun1em : g(nste0htmg liefert tueitere lte0er=
raidnnget. !.
Smbianapplifer Tlpriitem beimfen febr fcb6me
Nreife Elm.

Die tibrigen preiie pertbeiler1 F@ In
ben peri4ieoenen 2laKsn auf folgsnbe
@eminner:
Sn Der @brpIanttemum. Musfenunq
erbielten 9etern folsenbs Glorifen
preife:
Iaugbn aus @bieaso-4 erfe preiie
su ie SIS.
8. ". @ismarrl p erfe preiie
SIS unb SO; 6 speite prsiie, 4-$1O
unb 2-$6.
Bertermann Bros. j. Yreis fur
8lamen aler Sorten SIS.
SObu Seibenrei9 s erfe preiie a.
SIS unb = So; l 3tpeitsr preis $12
unb l $40.
g.. 9udriebe-2. preis $40.
6. o. 6ia & SO. l. preis SIS;
2. preis $40.
Sobn Sartie = 3tpsi 2. preiie, ie S..
Rartin Welfon - l. preis, SO.
Gdr &Oien (S6nittblumsn). vNms-
rican 8eautD", erbielten:
Wm. Sittmanr aus Neiueaffle ben
l. preis = 800.
8. g. parmod aus philadelphia,
3d., ben 2. preis - $75.
Wielano & Olin9er aus Nepcafle
ben 3. pseis - $50.
8ertermann Bros, Snbianapolis,
ben 4. preis - $35.
SIR pfanaen, @epd9fe unb 6arn=
traut erbielten:
Bertermann Bros, Snbianapolis,
bier l. preiis, einsn 2. preis.
s, u. peterion, Cincinnati, o.,
sinsn l.. preis unb einen 2. preis.
s. %. &iemanu, Snbianapolis -
sinen l.. Preis, bret 2. preife.
@~brentpertbe grtpdhnun9en fanoen
bic bon 8. U. peterion aussefelts
8ssonie vSpinforo 6au". iotpie aud
bic Stauoarbs8 Bronco @brhiantbemuul,
wslde gausbn aus @bieuso, Sa., aus.
felte.
Sn Der Misunderstanding srranasn
ia:
s. Bonner & Son, 6 erfte preiie,
l 3peiter preis.
6. @. Sia & &c., 2 erte Preiie.
Bauer & Smetb. 3 ameite preife.
3. &. & 9. JIora Co., &i9monb
1 erfter Yreis.
@. %. @ples, 2ofomo, l erfe,
Yreis.
&. WitterRstter. Cincinnati, l erfe,
unb l s~peitsr Prets.
Sobn Sarbe, l 3weiter preiie.
g. &. & 9. Jloral Co., Il. Preis.
Bauer & Smith, l.. Preis.
6. o. Dill & Co., 2. Preis.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-16
nfatl |.

Robert O T q 5 T. go. 814
0osbroot.S trabe tpobnbaf, fta9 f@,
aIs er NIT benz MbreiBert alter @ebdube
binter benz @si9dftsbauie Der Ban
Camp 9arbmare 60. bei&dftigt mar.
einen alien Nasel bur9 bie 6ano. Die
fir&terIt9en S&mer3en reranIabten
@rep, feline Mrbeit ein3uftelen unb f&
auf ben 6eimuss ~ begeben. Yin Der
S1inois. unb @eoraia.e trabe aber Rei
Ct obnmd&tig UNI. Die Mmbulan3
bra&te TIN In feline @obnung.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-16


Die Beb6rbe SHentli&er Mrs
beitei1 bat cine 0%erldngerung Der
Union Strabe bon Der 8rown's
Weribian Ctr. addition au Der &ap'
monb Ctr. bei&IoHen. Die @erldns
aerung 1T go Sub lang unb psrbinoet 2
Sheile Der linton Ctr. 81. Senrp
Waas mar bon Der 8~erbeRerung iebr
einaenommen, basesen tpur5e bieielbe
ie6r fart bon 0rn. Orbal Webring
anaefo9ten. ueI&er 8ortebrungen 3a
einem Sausbau auf bieiem plabe &c.
trofen bate.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-16

Sem am %. Nnpember 3uiarts
mentretenbsn Seuti&en &eiastage uer'
ben bic 5lottsnbOrlase unb bic &eform
Der &si9sfinan3sn glei43eitig fOfort
mad isinem 3uiammentritte unter'
breitet tperben. Dies bat ben Wor=
tbeil, bab, einerlei, tusl4e bon beiben
gorlassn fribsr 3ur erfen 2eiuna
tommt, bic &esiertng fopobl pie bic
0ertreter Der sinselnen parteien bic
anoere 0orlnge In bic Sistuifon sinbe.
3ieben f6nnen, mas bel benz inn:ren
3uiammsnbangs swifhen ben beioen
yorlasen bur9aus erutini&t TT. DEM
bic Reidsfinanarsform giebt bic M6a.
li9tsit our BswiQigung Der Glptten'
portage. bic JIottenpOrlase wieoerum
Ipri9t fur bic NOtbwsnoisteit bel
Rei9sfinan3reform.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-16
6eute Mbeno bGIt bic

6eute Mbeno bGIt bic
ELECTROMAGNETIC Der Stofeite i'm
s9uIeebdube go. 81, an Der Sbelbp
uno Brabburrp Str, cine 8eriamm.
flung ab. 3k.d berielben III genis
geub @elber au fi&ern, um einen an.
malt anaufe0en unb segen bas Ssgen
tueitersr GsIsiie Der @iirtelbabu 81 pro-
teftren. Der Contract if por benz
stabtratbs. @omite fur 6reibriefe unb
@ontraete In Yerbanblung.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-16

War f9on Der @r6Hnunsstag Der
glumsn-M usfenung fur bic sablrei9en
Treunbe Der 2inbsr 6lora's eine uebers
rai9uns. 10 muBte Der 9efrise Gag
unb Nbenb nod gr6berss grfaune1
berborrufen.
gu ben 3nbQOien @hrpianthenae1 oes
uorbersebenbsn Sases hatten ffd ndm-
lib aeifern unadblige Nelten unb &oien
b~insussfent. Gin f86nss aroma, ben
berrli9en Blttbsn sntfr6meno. be-
grtBte bic gsiu&er bereits an Der
Sbtire.
Die eigentli9en Seforationen Der
6ale, fomie aud Der ghbne tuaren
oieielben ME am Sage borber, ba oies
felbsn aber fur bic eigentli8e glumen-
pra9t rlur sinen paRenoen sef4mads
poaen &abmsa ab3useben beftimmt
Fnb, mertte man bisies faun1.
Dor Der Btibne waren in bier gros
Zen, aus 8aumrinoe i96n g~earbeiieten
gebdltern, bic i9bnfen uno pra4t.
bolften Der &oisn, oie rotbe1 Imerican
Beauties, aufsete1t.
9ieie bilbeten In ibrer fol3en pra4t
ben gnaiebungspuntt oes absnbs. I'm
tpel9en i9 bauptid&li& bic Samea
i9aartea. Die Nelten, ale In 8afen,
uaren auf ben 3u beioen Seiten Der
6ale erri9tetsn platformen aufge=
ffelt. Nelten aler @attungen. Gar
ben unb 8r6ben batts man @ele9ens
belt bier su feben. Inter ben
Nelten. unb @oien3iatern entwidelte
fd sin duBerf f9arfer Wettfreit I'm
bic preiIe unb ba biele 8lumen bon
Spesialifen nod bier ssianbt tpuroen.
ldbt IS fi@ Iei4t ertldren, baB Sis
bettert uno t9onfen Sltf1en aut Der
MusfsQuns 3u ieben fnb. Sauienoe
uno abertauienbe BON s&nittblumen
falten bic Sale anb bic platfOrmen.
50 f&bn paBte bic bon benz Or4e'
Her gslieferts @oncertmuff in ben buns
ten @abmsn Der buntfarbisen Slttbsr
binein, bab bisle Der 8eiu9sr ni4t UNI
bi1 tonntsn, ibre 8%etpunoerung ge9en'
isiti9 aus3utaui4en.
Die Musfelun9 in bieiem Sabre II
Die sr6Bte Der bisber bier absebaltensr
unb bic Gluriften bemtiben fi9 srnfli3.
ibren Beiu9ern unb @Dnnern bas 81
bieten, mas man bon eiaem unternsb'
men srffsn STANCES, uub nit einem iol'
den babsn mir ss bier 81 tbuu, ertrar'
ten fann. Nu4 bic bon ben Glorifer
ausssfibrtsn Safeloetorationen MURDER
NIT allsemsiner 8ewunberung betra6
tet. Bertermarir Bros. uno Nelior
erranssn f9 bic preiie in oieier 2lahe,