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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-04-22
The JackSOn-Smith Com
tested Election

THE taking of testimony by attorneys
rebuttal of evidence secured by Hon..
William III. JackSom'S representatives in
the contested Congressional election
which came to an end in Wicnmico
tpunty last Thursday. has amounted to
rothing at all. Mr.. Smiths attorneys
Caly secured additional evidence of
irregularities and strengthened Mr.
IackSon'S case. The sensational reveal
tons they promised to make of bribery
and other horrible things. fell fiat as Il
founder and nothing whatever along
this line was produced.
In fact. the Democratic defense in
this contest from the start has been
nothing but great. biz bluff. They
Erow and most of them who are in
formed of the true situation privately
admit. that Mr.. jackson is entitled to
the seat. And they fully expect that
Congress will take that view and reverse
Mr.. Smiths apparent victory.
1t has hecn very difficult for most peo-
pie to form an opinion of the real status
of this case from the published state
merits of it's progress and the evidence
that has been secured. Very likely not
II single unbiased. correct report has
been printed. The city papers, either
acting in collision with the county pa
prrS (amo't all of which are Demo
crntic). or being deceived by their cor
respondents, who are Democrats. have
printed accounts of ana extracts from
the examination of witnesses that were
without exception favorable to Mr.
Smith. They do not hope to influence
Congress by this. but they do hope to
derive some possible political advantage
from it after Mr.. jackson is seated.
That they will succeed even in this, few
expect. But it is the game, and they
play it for all it is worth.
The facts in the matter. from what we
understand of it. are that in Worcester
county between one and two hundred
Republican ballots were thrown out be
cause of marks placed on them by Dem
ocrats. In Talbot county, by instruc
ton of the Democratic officials the pa
per the ballots were printed on was thin
enough for the cross marks to be seen
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-04-22

THE Rev. Robert \. Mwood, pastor
of Olivet Church, Wilmington, who for
some time past has been figuring as "a
sensationaliSt of Il very pronounced type,
at a meeting of the New Castle Preshy
terry on Tuesday violated the recognized
canons of personal propricty and clerical
dignity by giving the lie direct to a fell
low member of the presbytery.
What may we not reasonably expect
from unregencrate worldlings, when
wearelsa of the cloth, upon inadequate
provocation. make such exhibitions OF
ill-temper and bad manners?
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-04-22
Pastor Critics Editor

IN the recent discussion over the pro-
pl'ety OF the acceptance Of Mr.. Rookie
fcller's donation Of 100000 by the
C0ngTegationilStS, DIR. James NJ. Buck
ley, editor of the Christian Advocate,
and who is conceded 10 be one of the
;h.cst writers Of the Methodist Church,
took the ground that money as such had
70 ethical quality, the simple question
being whether its donor had Il legal title
to it. and therefore the concurrent legal
tight to donate it without moral queS-
ton. DR.. Charles Crane, of Boston,, Il
leading Methodist divine. does not agree
with DR.. Buckley. and in a sermon on
"DollarhroF' on Sunday night grew Sar-
castle in his criticism in reply to which
DR.. Buckley will doubtless have some
thing to say THE Editor" says DR..
Crane, 'of the leading Methodist advo-
ciptr asserts that he will take money for
his hospital frcm any one who has Il
legal title to it. Had he been one of
the high priests or elders who SpuTned
the thirty pieces of silver that Judas
IScari0t tried to give to them he would
have Justified the acceptance of it on
the ground that he should not inquire
into the Sour,e from which the money
camc-which shows one difference be-
tween modern Methodist and an an
cicnt Jew"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-04-22
WIN He BE RenOmiRaSed?

WILL Roosevelt run again? The
question il being asked and answered by
the press generally; and the answer
seems to be in the Affirmative.
Tn NV YORK Worli started it Scv.
cral weak,, ago by declaring that he will
ne Irrlminatpd and elected. There is
70 disposition in any quarter to dis
connt Mr.. RDASevclt's declaration on the
night of election that he would not again
be a candidates: but it is assumed that
conditions will lie such three years hence
that the party will turn to him and de-
mand that he accept the nomination.
At first our impulse is to say that the
President is not the man to yield his
position once taken. no matter what
might be the pressure. But nobody yet
-rcut party after it has been rendered:
and the unanimous call of the party
might cause any man to pause and ques-
ton himself a> TO his duty
1t is also true that Mr.. Roosevelt has
come to represent Il broader public sen
tmcnt than that represented by his par
t.. At the polls: last November IL great
- portion of Democrats supported him,
ana since his inauguration express ions
of admiration have come from many in
tlucntial o,d-line Democrats. Should
those conditions continue there might he
Il demand for his denomination that he
would have to heed. despite HIS personal
Discrimination to accept.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-04-22
DEA tbs.
FLORENCE Il. RICKETTS,.

The unwClcomc intelligence reached
ElktOn yesterday ut noon of the death ut
her home in San Jose. Cal. of Mrs
Florence Biddlc Ricketts,, rclict of the
late benjamin Ricketts,. formerly of this
town. Mrs. Ricketts, Wits the only
daughter Of the late Noble 7. Biddlc at
one time States Attorney for this coun-
ty, who about twenty years ago remOv-
rl to California and was subsequently
elected tn the Scratc of that State
Mrs. Ricketts, wis born while her paI
cnts resided in Eliton. where she spent
her childh>od. having been married 10
Mr.. Ricketts, who wglS Il son of the Late
George Rickctr'. 0f this town. after the
renewal of her father family to San
.I1Se. She is survived by one son. her
mother Mrs Maggie Van Reid Bidde.
AMI Il brother. Julian II. BiG;llc, II ri>-
ing attorney g." San .InSe. also surviving
her. Mrs. Riddlc W., in her seth year.
her death hcin: due to di,,plac of the
lungs. Her funeral services will he held
tomorrow ut San Jose. of which her
relatives in this town and vicinity have
been advised by wire. 4" Florence Bid
die her memory will be warmly cher
iNhcd by all who recall her womanly
qualities and pleasing manners. which
CHdcarcd her to Il large circle of devoted
friends here
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-04-22

through it and thus a check on the vote
ballet used in some districts were frau
dulent absolutely. and would be so de-
cided by any court of law. No legal re-
dress being possible to Mr.. Jackson, he
WAS compelled to appeal to Congress.
And there is very little question but that
dence being. all in his MISUNDERSTANDING
Courier.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-04-22
WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN

WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN is
laying his plans to capture the c0nven-
ton of 1908, and the prospects, are that
he will succeed. In his speech i'll Chi
cugo on JclrersonS birthday he ignored
Judge Parker utterly and gave HIS at
policy as though he spoke authorita-
lively.
Mr.. Bryan is likely to succeed in his
ton for the reason that he is the most
industrious ana cntcrprising Of all the
Democratic leaders, and he has per
sonality that is attractive.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-04-22

THE President is having Il CRANE
time hunting Bar" in Colorado. Sure
ly the nation has reason to be proud o.
its mighty hunter.
Whcl DHvy Crockett drew the bead
The c0ons foTSook their cover,
When Teddy levels his big stick
Old Bruin shakes all over.
He cannot juke, he needn't run
He cannot dodge our Teddy's gun.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-04-22
MISS BERTHA VI. DEMPSEY.

The funeral of Miss Bertha May
Dempsey. youngest daughter of Ram
som Dcml"~y. WIS held from her par
cEts' residence in lakewood on Sunday
with imtrrmcnt in RethCHin Cemetery.
Miss DEMPSEY died at her home on Fri
day of pneumonia.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-04-22
MISS CHARLOTTE KRATSS.

Miss Charlotte Krauss died at the
home of her mother, Mrs. Caroline
KrauSS. near HarriSvillc. or the 10Th
inst. Her funeral was held ON Monday
with intclmem in the Friends Burying
Ground 1T West Nottingham.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-04-22
PERSONAL.

guest of Wilmington friends.
Mis-. Nicholas Brown, of Wilmington,
is the guest of Mrs A. f. Drennen.
| Mrs. II. G. Lewis Wits the guest of
Mrs. ChaS. Il. Finley this week.
Mrs. S. NJ. Johnson. of Leslie. visited
Mrs. Mary T. Mitchell this week.
Mr.. Thomas W. Nowland. of phila-
delphin, waits in Elkt0n on Thursday.
Mr.. Edward $. Moorcs. of Washing
| Levin l.. ShOcklcy, of Wilmington,
recently visited his neither, Mrs. A. f.
Shockley.
Mrs Laura Harris and son. Palmer,
| of Wilmington. were guests of Mrs.
John Sparklin this week.
Mrs. Howard Bratton. with her son,
Howard, haas been the guest of Balti
mere friends this week.
Miss Maggie Gilpin ami Miss Annie
| Mclntirc have been the guests this week
of friends in Baltimore.
Mis- Mabel +. Mcarn$. of Calvert,
after Il vacation of two weeks. has re-
turnrl to Wilson College.
Mis-. Henry e.. Torbcrt will spend
| Easter with her mother. Mrs. Hannah
+. Wilmer, in Baltimore.
After spending the winter in Balti-
mere Dr. ana Mrs. J. |. France have
| returned to- Port Deposit.
Mrs. John Connway entertained her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. James Allen, of
Chesapeake City, last week.
Mrs. Samuel Gavin. of Philadelphia,
has been the recent guest of Mrs. Henry
c. NcSbtt mt Port Deposit
Rev. Vaughn S. Collins. pastor of
Tome VI. +. Church, is rapidly recover
| ing from an attack of the grip
Mr. anvil Mrs. Amos Mal1indalc, of
IicI. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
MartindHlr at East Orange. y. J.
Rev. James T. LaSSell. recently pastor
of Leeds NJ. +. Church. left there yes
tclrHy for his new charge ut CriSicld.
Rev. Wilson T. NJ. Bcalc. pastor of
Iinr Presbyterian Church. has received
| ''' "'''' IL " '''''''7 ''''
Mr.. William II. Scotch. of Chester
NV H. T., ',.",i ~ ,ir ;'',r - .''o'''. -, "a
'''v 'i'"''' '''">'' - '''' S"''S' vi HIS
sun
Mis- \rutha CruikSmnk. of Bloom
| il !,IGlc III tbs CountI. is visiting the
| .,''' W ~ v '''' w. - '''' 81 ''''''
''"'''
H1r venerable frilow-t cwN.man. VIM.
| II. Elder. VINO has been c0nlincl to his
! one nj wi.tr'. is able to appear on
| '''' ''''''
NJ, Nam Smith who has been visit
| iI- her frcld Miss Vera Wright in
| EH,tcn. Md. returned to her home on
| Thu!>n lay.
,;;, p,,,, r,u I , ,,
| teaching in Washington is sporting the
| Easter holiday with her mother. Mrs.
Mary T., Tull
VI.
i'> i ' N,.',''', ~ .A'N'"' ''"> w.
a','':' ": y, ,i,
r,tt. of PHILADELPHIA.
p,e v.;n. -, ,,.,l ,,,,,,
l. va
t,.. l,. :,;4ai III
r.,,,I.,
'''' ''''''''' ''
Mr. J. Smith Love has moved from
' Wv, ''l - y w - >'m ho ,"'' Iis
r';i i, ' .'I'n,I
"''' ,'H' ''"l'''''" "" ''3''p"
'i''"''''
Mr.. AL Mrs. Banker. with small
party of Phil dclrhanS. were in Elkton
IN Thur, ,ly en- route for Plum Point,
where they will spend the Easter Holt
days.
49,, - D,.;. , ,., c,,...,,,,
:, ,.',li.I 80, "',' ',.,l I we -
the Delaware Society Sons of the Amer
| lean Revolution held mt the Country
Club, Wilmington. on Wednesday even
ing.
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~ q. 'i''>'tl anu N'.'S >TlI"'' W
, ,n.'m i-'"7' i r-'N'p" E'i." '"i'n
~ "''pU7"' vi >"'',' i'"~I i''"S'
" w. r." "''r''"C' Iie Se>S ol liS
III al
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-04-22
Have You Noticed

Have You Noticed
The Great Improvement in
Ready-Made Clothing? The
Fact is the Best Grades are
really Made-to-Order Clothing
as we select the Cloth, the
Styles, and have the Garments
made up just as we want them.
All of our Spring Suits are
ready MIXED Goods, SIS to $40;
Black Thibets and Diagonals,
IS to $50; Serges, s.. so to $50;
all in Regular New Cuts.
Special Athletic Cuts for
Young Men, single or double
breasted coats, $I2 to $40. We
are having Big Success with
Stetson Hats and Walkover
Shoes this season. Have you
ever tried them? Big line New
White and Fancy Vests.
B Bssssse MULLINS flashing Gats
Best. Wilmington. Shoes
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-15
Gmtfommen NIT 0elofrafs
Sur4 Elm Serieben beS &i9tsrs.

8on Spssialridter @6as. 6. Wil=
trie i'm 3riminal9eri4t wuroe gefiern
Wm. Nrmitase tusssn 6altuas elmer
Spislb6le our 3ablung bon $50 uno
paul priee tusgsn gsiu6s elmer Spiel
66ls our 3ablung bon $50 berurtbeilt.
Rur bur9 elm gerieben bes &i9tsrs
entsingen Die Selinqusnten Der @s-
fdn9niBfrafe, ME iulds mad sinsm
neuem @eiss borssf4rieben if.
Die bsibsn Wdnner tuarer iir=
iprtinsli9 BON pulissiri9tsr i9uloig
seIunben uno our .@bbiBuns ibrss
8~srssbsns i'm Mrbsitsbaus bsroonnert
morosn, batten Berufung sinaele9t unb
oann bic Stabt bsrIafsn, ebe bic Sads
pieoer CUR 8erbanolung Tam. sic
tebrten aber auriid, I'M our gerbanbs
lung su eri4eiuen.
yta9 ben Auslage1 BON y. y. Wbte=
Ter batten Mrmita9e unb prics gstpiir-
felt unb 3tpar ieben @urf fur einen
Dollar, iooab $l2 ausgewe9islt muir.
ben. @r bate Die poiisei bena9ri9.
ti9t uno Sergeant Sandman unb bic
pOli3ifen Samuel @iaespis unb Sas.
WsHoro be3eusten seftern s~bsnfaIs,
baB He bic beioen Wdnner am Sdants
tii9 ptrfsln lab.
Saraufbin psrbing DER &i9tsr &c.
nannts Strafen NIT benz 8smerten,
bab er bon @efdnsnibfrafe biesmal
abTete, neil priee nod ME borber Der.
baftst gsusien Jet unb es ni9t na9ge.
wieIsn Tel, bob Mrmita9e perionen In
feline @Irtbi&aft SelOdt, bamit fe bort
fpieIen iolten.
Mls man ben Hi&ter ipdter barauf
aufmertfam ma&ts, 6ab nod strem
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-15
Gtaotneuisfeitem.

SIM Saufe bes Serrn &i9aro
3urB, 116 90. Is. Str. tsbrte eeltsrn
Der StOra Elm uno binterlisb einen
trammsn Sunesn, our Sreuoe BEG
glddli9sn @atsrs, zines Gngstsaten
Der @merican National 9ant.
9as Strabeit. &einigungs,
Separtem ent bat S9wieri9teiten. fid
Die ssnii senbe an3abl bon Gutrleutsn
gu peri9ahsn. Cine @onferena puros
tuurbe ssfsrt abssbaltsn. UNI su Be.
i9IisBsn, tpie man bisism usbslfanbs
abbelfsn uno geniiseno 2eute bei&afen
Tam. Die Staot ;ablt $1.75 pro Sag.
Dor Senrp & q m b m q n 8
Wirtbi9aft. 354 0irsinia Npe., tpurbe
ssftsrn absno Elm S9ub abss9ebsn,
bad lisB ft9 nidt ermitteln, tuer ben
unfu9 beriibte.
iIIiamSe Cd o n unb Otis
STEELE, susi Garmsriunsen uuroen
geitern Nbeno In Srettnsr's Wirtbi9aft,
Isl Wsft WaibinstOn Str. uufgefuns
ben. @sssn Srettner truroe Die Be-
fduloisuns srboben, Winosridbsige in
isinsr Wirtbf6aft ssbulost gu 6aben.
@barIesgopeIanb b, 1872 Norb
Wsrioian Str, gu9baltsr Der Bopo
Snosfmsnt Co., tpures bur9 @Onfab.
Ter Doung perbaftet. gowiu 8. @m.
rid erbsbt gsgen COPELAND bic Be-
i9uloisung, baB oerielbs fi9 tueiserte,
ibm cine Quitting aus3ufsasn. als er
einen getrae bon 800 bort bssli9.
Sie 8eunobeits 9 e
b6rbe Bat nit Der @ertbeilun9 bon @ir-
cularen be9Onnen, tpel9e Die Ouaran.
tdne &s9sln in oeuii9er uno en9lii9sr
Spra9s ent6alten. Ser 3wsd bieier
Dsrtbeilung 1T Der, eie 8ireer nit ben
Reaeln betannt gu MAIDEN, oamit Die.
islbsn bic @siunbbsits= 8sb6roe In Dor.
iommsnbsn Quarantdrs GdIsn untsr-
ittben t6nnen.
% 8etBtitel iibsr cine ent=
ipre@enbs sln3abl @runbfiide i'm ittb.
wsfli9sn S%taottbeils lisB bic Sn'
oianapolis SOUTHERN Railmap 90.
eintra9en. Die @runbftde tparen
bur9 Gntauf iowobl ME bur4 2ons
oemnirunsssI erfabren In ben gefk
Der gabnasieli9aft iiberssSansen. boz
nit he ibr Wesers9t in bic Staot ber-
bolfdnbigen tam.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-15

3 auerlaub nj n e.
Sofepb Sooion, Wobnbaus, 81. Str.
nabe glmira, 81, 800. - Maie Roberts
ion, WObnbaus, 2108 g.. Netp Ssrfep
Str, SO, 1000. = 6. 8. @ones, @ad=
ftein=8 ei9dftsbaus, Senate Ape. uno
@ourt Str, $75, 500. i s. g. @al-
colt, WObnbaus, 2215 Noro Capitol
9lbe.. $4,000. = Sobn g. GarreQ,
Wert fatt uno Office, $1,000 Do.
@ruensr, Wobnbaus, 1913 Jenneman
Str, 81, 550.-So6n Saultsr, 4epa=
raturen, 943 81. alabama Str. $500.
: 5. 6 Barrier, WObnbaus, &oa4e,
nabe @ornsl Nbs., $500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-15
3 etGubt unb beraubt t.

2aporte, IA. Sept. Na9bem
He bic SausbswDbner, 9srrn unb Grau
Nrmfrons unb cine 8eiuderin Grau
Clint 8rOofsr, mittsIft @blprOform be-
tdubt batten, befablen @inbre&er bie=
islbsn I'm $500 In gaar unS Sumelsn.
Grau Armftrons erbolte fd 3uerf aus
Der Beidubung. uno es gelang ihr &C.
gen Wittag, ibren Wann unb 5rau
8ro otsr sbsnfals our gsfnnun9 gu
brin9sn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-15
Shftmassfsf Der Sterbramer.

Die 8ierbausr, beren 40. Sabres.
Ball unb Stiftungsfef, am Is. go.
Demter a~bgehalten miro, fnb sifrig
nit ben Torbereitungen bei9df.
tiet. Sas arrangements. gomits Be.
fsbt aus ben 6srrsn peter Wasnsr,
@brif @etfsl, Sebaitian gaumann,
@m. 2aue unb Sobn gitsl.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-15
co.
Snhiana's sr5ste DRY @pobs GAMBLER.

neusn @sieb in einem iol4en Sale cine
Strafe bon minoeftens 10 Sasen &c.
fdn9nib berbdngt tueroen mtfe. er=
tldrte bsrielbs, baB ibm biss nsu lei.
es absr ni6t nGtbig wdrs, bas urtbeil
3u dnoern.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-15

al p~ertaufen - ginen Bauplas an Gturni 9lpenus,
- 5piideu Sieblano Goe. uno Oriental Strabe,
IS bel 1875 Sus sros. Wsrtb 1900. sssroe fur SITS
on SsmamS Der fh Elm Saus su bausn pfniat usr'
faufen. ssirb niht on qerionen perfauft bic Gieeu.
tbum bermistbsn ipoIsn. SUITE etrase unb Trottotrs
@as, AbsuesfaudIs unb sIeftrii6ss si6t on Der
stYass. Ea9sufrassn 1913 eturm aps.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-15

NJ erlanst: Cine a6hin in eiusr Tauiilie ron bier
~ Bsriouen. Ra48ufrassn la26 Tprb Hstp Ssr.
fep Strose.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-15

~ erla nat - Gin gutes beutihts DedoGen fhr
~ sepbhnlihe Sausarbeit. gah3ntra9en 72s
glorb gaf StrnBe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-15
NnS ben Geri9ten.
Snnbesgeri6t.

0thesSbSAtJ.
Die 6rrdtbdnolsr Stanlsp 5. Ssatb
unb Sofeph 6. Shirt bon @~ramfOross
bile rsi9ten gefiern freiuiaige Ban.
ferottertldrung Elm; bic pafiba bslau=
fen fi9 auf 1854. so, bic Mttipa auf
$345. 43.
HahlaBgeri@t.
Jol9enbe Sefamente tpursen 'sir
geftdtigung ein9erei4t:
9asisniee bss b~erforbsnen Wmt.
SadIOn, in welaem Gaue Splpanus
SadiOn, Der $4,000 ghrsf9aft fente,
als Mominifrator fungiren tpirb;
Sasienise bes 5arrp Soispb, in
psl9em Sale Solomon 2iIsr, Der
$500 giir9i&aft felte. aIs Ra9laB.
~bertpaltsr fungirsn tpirh;
Sasienige beg pertOrbsnsn !Sanes
Carroll; als Wa9labberpalter tpirb
Warsarst Carroll, bic $3.50 gtrsi9aft
fslts, amtiren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-15
Wiess-Alta
D { n:

8ebprer:
Bal. unb Wapmie Sobnion, 9nabs.
= Sobn uno Sarab @6irteroutp,
anabs. - Carl unb 2aura Spra9ue.
Wdb9sn. - Wm, rnb Sbersia Saist,
Wdb1en. - 6ronf uno Bertha 2amb,
Wdb9sn. - 8. q. unb GlOrence @ars
mod, Wdb9en. - Sbos. unb Glen
Saplor, Rnabe. - Sames uno Gtbel
primus, 2nabe.
gtiraut.
Sslbsrt Manual - 2i3lie Swens.
Wm. Sebne = Bertha Rasmete.
WiIton 8eB - Siaie Stpib.
Darn Sunstpap = psarl Wenoenbaa
SEQ Wiais - Utabel gainion.
@lmer glart - Carrie gmerfoR.
Yirgil Sob = Mnna Sinas.
abraham anbsrfon - Saiip groots.
pad Wirfel = Static &afenber9er.
Nlis Somlinion - @ffie Srioole.
GeRorben:
Sofbua SenbridIOn, % s. z Won.,
Staotboipital. - Sulia Sausr, 18S..
Staotboipital. = @bas. 2ueomann,
A Wonate, go. 500 Norb Saeoma Mbe.
= Sobn pofra. ] 5. 8 Dr., No. 912
Weft Marplanb Ctr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-15

W. rla nat = Cine quite hentife q66ir unb ebenio
~ tine @ai9frau. 9nter sobn. Tat3ufra9en
I'M 9iafouie.Sofpital.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-15
.Nvres Bulletin -.
Til3 9ate fiir 9erbf

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SacOn unb beinabe ieSe
Sarbe lit in bieier ipesieqen
8artie unsarnirter Sils
@Ite bprbanSen. Sinii9ts
lid ber 0ualitat ipaten bic
9reiie penisitens bOppelt
pber Oreimal 10 srOB iein.
Srsenb cine Sarbe bic Sic
iplni9en, irsenb cine Sacpn
Sie Sie ausmdblen : bon
biefen feinen un9arnirten
Serbit Sils Siiten fir soc
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-15

Sir Sntiana: @abri@einli9 e6aner
unb Semitic r%ftiirine beute gaa9t mnb am
Samftag.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-15
@etterberimt.
80 Arlington n, Is. Sept.

Eur "a etunssn .nb.nb 7 ubr wOrssns, ls. ssptbr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-15

c~xtnsn, eues osIb yn osrIefpeH ~ troenh eiueu
ii Setr q far 5 BIZ 8 prolsut.
American Home Buying Coz
Hombarh 0<bdnAe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-15
0erlan9t Mn3et9en

rasnb psInsr Nrt merben in Der .Snbiana 8ribnne'
nit SC per Belle fir iebe Suiertiou bersduet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-15
2ocaL8 etterberi9t.

S6auer beute saa9t; Samitas, i8Dn
uno fiiblsr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-15

- Mau&t bic fish I Mingo.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-15
Neue &lagen.

"e"S ot$~HS"'
Sennie 8. Smiib, 9iebt In ibrer
2lage gegen Sarriet &ittsr an, bab fie
bsmislben $3.50 5aar galieben uno
oisien 8etrag niGt bon ihm 3uriif er.
balten fann. tuestussen fe ssri9tli6s
Ollie In Nnfpru6 nimmt.
9a ibr @atte &obert 5 Sabre lang
nidt gsniiseno fur i6ren unterbalt ss.
Iorgt, ieinen 0erbisnf in @etrdnte an-
gslsst, fe in 1899 boswiais psrlaKsn
bat uno gbsbru9 bssanaen, tpie es in
Der 8fassi&rIit bsiBt. min 2ucp Scott
bOg inn gei4ieoen iein unb pinidt
pieOer ibren sMdb9snnamsn 2ucp
Soptins gu fi6rsn.
Wa99ie Wit9el sisbt in ibrsr ssssn
ibrsn @aitsn &idarb anbdngig &c.
ma@tsn s9siounss.a Iuge on, baB
berislbe elm $runtenbolo lei unb lie
b6spiai9 perlahsn babe.
gilbert 6. @pdof srfu9t In ieiner
&lage oas 8sri9t, feline S6eilbabers
i9aft nit gbas. W. @lart gu IDien
uno bsnIelben anaupsiien, cine 8e.
iddftsabrsGuung bOr3uIe9sn, bamit
ib IN isin rsdtmdBissr She'll aus benz
gemeini4aftli9sn nnternsbmen gu.
tomme. oi
Bon 2ouis &srrotb bsrlanst Sel=
better 5. @arbnrt $40. 600 S9aben.
eriab; bsrislbe ToQ es ii6ernommen
habsn, an ben bonn 9ldser bsrgefenten
Pumpen 8srbehsrungen an3ubriHger;
er babe bie pumpsn aud auseinatSer.
genOmmsn, aber ME 8erbsferunse1 an
oenfslben ansebra&t, ia, oisielben nidt
einmal tuisoer sufamsngeieBt.
@egsn Die Snbianapolis Fraction &
Terminal 60. unb sssst bic Staot
indianapolis srbsbt @bas. s. Reno
S9absneriabtlase auf SIS, 900; bas
Strabenpfaffer Der @entral : Mbsnus
ioa in fol9' i9le4tem 3ufanoe estps-
fen fetn, baB Elm StraBsnbabnuaesn
entsleifs uno ibm, udbrenb er nHf ben,
gir9erfeige lab, arae @erlsYunger gu.
fi9te.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-15
Tberrtorteterndne

1bernon1eterfane.
SS9fs 5ernperatur. ....... II @ras
siiebrigffe Tenrperatur. $1,000. 81
%. z. BIbtbs
SecticnssD Director.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-09-29

cause n o end of interest among theat-
er goers and admirers of Miss Ralph'
The character of Rosalind is one
that appeals strongly to us for hef
lively wit and spontaneous merrlmen1
and the charm aud delicacy OF her
humor make her always a brilllanl
companion and we never tire of her
company. She jests when she is sad
dest-she jests with her lover-she IS
always testing but under it always
beats a warm woman's heart.
Miss Ralph invests the part with a
charm and beauty as mellow and raol'
ant as autumn leaves.-she shows II
her marvellous d%elineation a rare ap'
probation of the finest shades anc
feelings. 1t will be a rare treat TO OF
offered an opportunity OF witnessing
a performance of such originality anc
excellence.
The performance of Miss Ralph i:
Rosalind ideallzed. and those wh(
have heard of her perfect perform
ances of katherine" in Tanning o
the Shrew" last season no doubt vii
be more than interested in her com
ing engagement at the G~ottschalk or
Tuesday, October 3, n night only.