davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-08-10

ME zauwazyl calej 5miecznej
strony tel omylki. Ciocia pie
chciala ma mas czeka6 j .po-
uz do domu, musimy
vice isf piechota, a pc dro-
DE %opoWiemy stryjowi Gala
.historye.
Wachalem sic z poczatku
ale wreszcie pomyklaien', ze
lepiej spotkac sic oko " oko
2 piecdziesieciu ciotkami, nil
5~rozstac, sic 2 siostrzenlca
ME dowiod!szy jej, ze ME "a
=wsze bywam glupim j casa
mi. moge ME bye nudnym.
I nietylko poszedlem z nj
ale nawet spedzi1em W
|Grikrofcie ca}y tydzjeh.
Wyjezdzajac stamtad, by
lem narzeczonym i nazywa;,
lem pania Skolb ,,clocia",
ably dowie6c jej, re ME jes-
tenn zawzietym i zaznaczyt
zwycieztwo, odniesione przez
%czlowieka, kz6rego ona nazy.
wala g}upim i nsdnym.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-08-10

niskie raty do Den
yer, Colo.
koleia North Western. Tykiety
ek~skursyjne sprst d .wans beda II j
10 Sierpnia Z uwzglednienism csasu
do powrotu z powodu. roamaitych
posledaeh. Zg{osiS zig do ageatdw
koleji Chicago & North " estern.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-08-10

zmusza mnie ma
~powr6cic do Lon
nigdy go ME zadoWoll.
a pojechac do niego, potem
co sic stalo " drodze, zdaWaio
mi sic mniej mozebnem niz
|p6j6c. do wiezienia "a
kieszonkowa kradziez. No
We spotkanie z iona Skol-
ba, po jej o~znajmieniu, re je-
stem nieznoSnym i glupim !
nam wyraz twarzy byloby
nader nieprzyjemne; ale welsc
do jego domu, zw}aszcza pc
tenn kiedy ona -chcia1a pos
lac mnie do wiezienia "a
kradziez, byloby JUL boha-
%terstwem, Q kt6rem ME
smialby marzyc ~najodwazniej-
sly cz}owiek Gdybymi sic u
|da}o uniknac spotkania re
|Skolbem, i pokryjomu wr6cic
do Londynu, to wszystko po-
szloby, tylko poza}oWat bra
ku sposobno6ci wyrazenia
podziekowania dzielnemu
dziewczeciu "a jego obro-
ne.
Gdy pociag stana} W Grinkro-
fcie natychmiast dostrzeg}sm
|Skolba ma peronie, ale on
|nie widzial mnie ukrytego "a
sztora. Wyczeka}em chwili,
kiedy on sic odwr6ci}, wy
|skoczy}em z wagonui wpa-
diem do bagazowego biura,
znajdujacego sic w}asnie ma
przeciwko wagonu. Chcia1em
pozostac tam dop6ki Skolb
ME odejdzie, ale omyli}em
Isle W rachubie: urzednik "a
rzadzajacy buren,, widzac
lie ME nam do niego zadne-
go Interest," i zapewne podej-
~rzewajac mnie O z}e zamiary
poprosi} o opuszczenie blu
ra. Pr6bowa}em go przekupic
ale to tylko wzmog}o podejr
rzenie i natarczywie zarzada1,
abym natychmiast wyszed}.
Me traci}em jednak ma
dziei: Gallo zadanie zawiera}o
sic W tenn, zeby wyszed1szy
z biura ME wpasc- ma Skobla
i niepostrzezenie ~przemknac
sic do bufetu, gdzle, rozumie
sic Mkt mnie szukac ME be-
die. Szczescie sprzyja}o mi;
kiedy wyszediem ma peron
Skobla juz tam ME by}o, po-
szed} zapewne odprowadzit
zone i ~siostrze nice do po-
wozu. Podni6s}szy kolnierz
paltota i nasunawszy kape-
lusz ma oczy, przebieg}em do
bufetu i z wsciek}oscia "a
cza}em zajadac skibki chleba
jedne "a druga bedac przeko-
nanym, ze prey tenn zajeciu
Mkt mnie ME pozna.
w tenn ukryciu spedzi}em
caly' kwadrans, zepsuwszy
sobie ma zawsze zo}adek, jak
przekona}em sic 0 tenn o.
becnie. Potem ,sadzae, ze dro-
ga must bye nakoniec swo-
bodna, wyszed}em zn6w ma
peron i rozumie sic, wpad}em
wprost W objecia >Skolba, o.
czekujacego przybycia haste
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-08-10
Udalo mu sic.
Humoreska.


- PrOsZq pOczeKac! - W
traci1a siostrzenica. Cio-
ciu, jestem przekonana, ze
sauna .upu6ci}a6 portmonetke
P~rzypominam sobie teraz do
k}adnie, lie podchodzac do Ok
ma, t~rzyma}a6 ia W Level re-
CO, vice ten pan W laden
spos6b ME m6glby do niej
sic dostac.
= Czy PAM jest pewna? "a
pyta} policyant.
Jestem g}eboko przeko-,
mana. Ten pan wcale ME wi
MEN i niema 90 "a co aresz-
towaG. Ciociu! p%owiedzze sa-
ma, re sic omyli}a6! Pomysl,
lax to okrutnie posadzac
~cz}owieka, ME bedac pewna
jego why!
PAM Skolb otworzy}a por-
tmonetke i przekona}a sic,
ze zawartosc jej ME by}a ma
ruszona.
Obawiam sic, re to
r~zeczywi6cie pomy}ka, -
zacze}a i ze ten pan ME wi
MEN Chociaz sadie ze....
Bardzo dobrze! Vice
PAM ME oskarza 90 JUL o
mic? - przerwa1 policyant.
- Rozumie sic re ME -
zawo}a}a z po6piechem sio:
strzenica. Prosze wybaczyc
zesmy pana fatygowa}y.
Potem, zwracajac sic do
mnie doda}a:
- Many nadzieje, re wy
raz: ,,omylka" zbyt lekko
okresla wypadek, zwazywszy
wszystkie jego okolicznoSci
Ale nieoczekiwane wybawie-
ME cd grozacej mi przyjem-
nosci i dzielna obrona MO-
diego dziewczecia, tax mnie.
uje{y, re prosi}em i przytem
zupelnie szczerze, ME trosz-
czyc sic wiecej o taxa drob-
nostke.
- Ale ola czego ten pan
oznajmil, re jest .g}uchonie~
my? Chcia}abym sic tego do
wiedziec! rzek1a nieub}aga-
ma PAM Skolb.
W kazdym razie ME radze
temu panu, ma przysz1osc
pr6bowa6 podobnych zart6w
powaznie "a wyrokowa} poll
cyant. Pozw6l pan powiedziet
sobie, re jesli podr6zujesz
pod falszywa maska, to ME
powinny pana dziwic zadne
wynikajace stad nieporozu-
mienia. Prosze oznajmic mi
nazwisko i adres, ma wypa-
dekgdyby jeszcze' raz powt6-
rzy}o sic cos podobnego.
Spe}nilem to zadanie ma
~tychmiast pc wyj6ciu z wa
gonu i opr6cz togo wsuna}em
do rak policyanta piec szylin-
gov, proszac ably skry} mole
nazwisko pred pania Skolb.
Wybrawszy ma przodzie.pocia-
gu wagon trzeciej klasy,usiad-
lem zacza}em przygotowywac|
sic do ostatniej niespodzian'
XII: moznoSci spotkania sic z
Dzonsonem Skolbem W Grin
krofcie. Wiedzialem dobrze,
kl. l-,1l~> ~ol so
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-08-10

.l,1b 6mierci! dodaiem. Rom
miesz? tylko CO telegrafoWa
lem, 70 przyiade pi'elrWszym
pociagiem.
- Ale5 ma milo6c Boska
|powiedz nakoniec, co siesta-
|lo!C " zaehoroWal ktokolwiek.
|Pokaz mi telegram.
Uda1em, zze szukam kie-
szeni, wreszcie o6wiadczy1em.
ze depesze musialem zgu-
bic.
To odmojego stryja,
|kt6ry nagle umarl obja-
6ni}em.
Nagle umarli pc 6mier-
lei telegrafowal do cieble?
rzekl oslupia1y Skolb. Music.
koniecznie zobaczyc telegram.
Ba! chodzmY do biura, tam
|dostaniemy kopie!
z temi stowami pociagnai
mnie do biura telegraph ga.
zada1 pokazania tekstu depe-
sly, dostarczonej mi tylko
co.
- Nazwisko Pa1skie? "a
|pytai urzednik.
Dzonson, o%dpowiedzia} "a
m1ie.
I telegram z tdkim adre-
sem ME :by}o, wyrzekl urzed-
mix.
Jakto ME bylo? zawo}a1
|Skolb. Otto jest sam Dzonson
|kt6ry pred kwadransem O.
Etrzyma} depesze i natych-
Mast daf o~dpowiedzl
Pierwszy raz W zyciu WI
ldze togo pana, odrzek1 chic
ldno urzednik. Me dawa}em
mu zadnego tel cd niego ME
~przyjmowalem.
Dzonson! zawo}al Skolb
to wszystko znaczy? Ida
lie mi sic, re zwaryowales!
ia CT napisze z Londynu i
wszystko wyjaSnie, odrzek}em
zawstydzony. Teraz wiecej
ME moge ci powiedzied. To
zbyt shiny i nieoczekiwany
clos! Me zwracaj ma to uwa-
Lei. To czasem zdarza sic
re mna!-
Zdarza sic MIN: re stryj
mu nagle umiera, a potem
telegrafuje! Sfyszeli6cie cos
podobnego? zawo}a{ Skolb
jakbY dzielac sic swojem
zdumieniem z calym swia-
tenn. Dzonson ty widocznie
|jestes chory! Jedziemy do
mnie i ia zaraz posle pc d.
ktora!
Me wien doprawdy CO ma
to odrzeklem, gdyz W tel
chwili spadf ma mnie nowy
clos. Do Skobla podeszla je-
20 siostrzennica j stane1a zdu-
miona, patrzac to to ma mnie.
nastryja.Po chwili, widocznie
domysliwszy sic wszystkiego
rzek}a:
To pan Dzonson, niepraw-
dali? izaczela 6miae sic do
rrozpuku.
Recze, ME zdarzy}o sic sly
szec takiego wesolego j cara
zajacego 6miechu, a iskierki
migocace przytem W filuter-
nych oczach dziewczecia,
ftG=E .Eg~ 49, %%-EEsSHS
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-08-10

Frosty ciekace Cd glowy
do stop; nawet we wlo-
sach ~sprawiaiace wielkie
| palenie. swedzenia ! rome
}cierpienia i tel obrzydliwy
widok, zupe}nie wyleczone.
} Manistee, Mich, 4 marca COS
Wiel. NewmaDie!
{ ia obecnle jestem zupe}nie
zdrowa i "a to ekiadam CT ser~
} deczne dzieki i p6ki zyt bede, to
! tego ME zapomne. Bede sle stae
rad wiele tylko bede mog}a, ably
}oierpi4cy sic tylko do Ciebie
xg}aszali, bo6 ola mnie uczynif
! wiecej niz dz1esiatki doktor6w.
{ Wprost mona powiedziec re
mole cialo by}o jedna k,os>
) ia. Sprawia}o mi wielkie eier-
; pienia. Wciaz swedzi}o, palilo, =
( materya ciek4a "a najmniejszem
5 zadra6nieclem. Nigdy ME s4dzi-
5 lam, ze te obrzYdliwa chorobe
; kiedy zgubie. a u Cieble " nie-
{ ,ilugim czasie w,leczenie zupe}
( ME znalaz1am Swiadectwo n1ofe
zycze mice do gazet podane i kaz-
del chwili chetnie jestem osobi~
Sole po6wiadczyc skutki Twego
leczenia. Ma zawsze wdzieczna
Magdalena Janow1ak
28l, 10th st. Manlstee, Mich.
Gnojaca sic rama. kt6rei
szpitale l doktorzy zagoic
ME mogli, byla calkicm wy
|leczona przez W. Newmana
Antony, RID. 9 stycznia 'os
ielebny KS. Newmanie!
Zasy4am sci deczne podzieko-
wanie "a wyleczenie mojej ma}c] {
c6reczki, kt6ra mla}a rane ma
nodze 81 lat a laden doktor "
tutejszej okolicy ME potraf'{ ja
wyleczy6. Najprz6d udalem sic 5
do Rhode Island Hospital. Lee 5
karze orzekli, re operacya ko- :
oiecznie jest potrzebna, DO lna- s
czej to noga must bye odjeta " 5
kr6tkim czasie. Me dozwoli}em
operowac ale udajac sic do dru- }
giego lekarza i otrzymujac te s
sama moving. pozwolifem Da
operacye, ale wielce sic zawio- 5
diem Dziure wielka zrobili iz
dniem kazdym sle pogorsza}o, co {
mnie wnet do g}upoty doprowa~
dzi1o. Spostrzeg}em nagle Tive /,
ogioszenie i podajac dziecko pod
Twoja kuracye, "a kr6tki czas
znalazfem pomoc, "a co 2 ca4ego
serca dziekuje. Mega jest cal
tiem zagojona , c6reozka Ia
wet ME kuleje. Jeszcze "a pro-
see Gig przyjmli odemnie se.decz-
ne podzlekowanie i radze ably
kazdy polak uda} sie do Cieh'e,
a tam ~w}asciwa pomoc znaidzie.
Jan P1ozlak, Anthony, R. D..
nAnM0 zalaczcie &c. INA;
UAkmu :e.ek pooz'"vy ma
cy jak ia chorych lecze, ~" cd
vlekajcle dnia ale piszcle tt>:sia
Reverend Newman,
I36IW, LeFe st., Chicago, Ill
Nv zg}aszaniu sic wymiencie
gazette ), Wiarus'
.AND ;. 81 + 4. e ! u! !! s.,
two hundred views ffrom pho
smilLar 81 Hol1 Wfit-fhe land Of The CTu:ades-th
birthplace OF IT, Christian relieioni send cWocen
for eanpk paTt, or pineeyEvs cene*m p9sses =.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-06-22
THESE PRICES FOR CASH ONLY

Clothing and Hats.
In these departments you will find startling values.
They will be divided up in lots and marked in plain figures at
Loom End prices
Our Shoes
Our Shoe Department is the pride Of our business. We
always carry the largest assortment of shoes to be found in
Rankin county, but just present considerably
stocked and it purpose make very attractive
prices these goods during this great Loom End Sale Regu
lar prices will not be considered anything in this line but
we wish to place special emphasis on the following:
ego pairs chldrens and misses oxfords consisting of
white goods vcs pat leather and tans, regular price
o5c $500, great Loom End Sale price 44c to SI.38
Job lot chldens and Misses Shoes nice assortment of
values in great Loom End Sale at CSC to SI.Io
Job lot Ladies' and Mems Shoes sizes somewhat broken
regular price sL25 So 5o great Loom End Sale
$21o.
pairs Mems and Ladies fine shoes, gond Styles regu
prices Sl5o great Loom End sae 69c to s26o
100 pairs L. M. Reynolds & Co.'S fine shoes for men,
good and all solid leather slaughtered prices, in
the great Loom End Sale at SI.o7 to $2oS.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-06-22

Quality and Values You'll Appreciate
at Little Prices.
You'll See what You Want and Want
What You See.
Good Goods that Back UP Every State
ment we Make.
Making Things Move at Bargain
Prices.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-06-22
Goods Plainly Marked at Loonl-End Prices

We making extremely that strengthen the
and
let friend
citizens
doubt We to
pecting disappointed Tell friends
till last day but early
bargains will everything plainly
article
ed and bargain in each.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-06-22
Table Linen and Towels,

yusm
CoLDE
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1905-07-28
A High Tribute to Idaho.

The interest the state of Idaho takes
in the Lewis & Clark exposition, the
Idaho building on the grounds. and the
exhibit Idaho is making of it's products
and possibilities are all very striking,
says the Portland Oregonian. And Ida
no has published book of nearly 300
pages, which for beauty and descriptive
power is wonder It has been pre-
pared by the state bureau of immigra-
ton, labor and statistics, is well writ
ten and beautifully illustrated, and is
no commonplace specimen of advertise
ment of the attractions and resources of
state.
Of our newer states none is making
more rapid progress than Idaho. It is
just at the beginning of marvellous
career It's possibilities of production
are immense. Idaho is among the
greatest of our mineral states already,
and the development of its mines is
just begun. It's stores of timber are
scarcely exceeded even by those of Ore
CON or Washington. tt has vast area
of productive SOIL and it's cereals. vege-
tables and fruits are surpassed nowhere.
Lying wholly west of the Rocky
mountains. and subject to the control
ing influence of the Pacific ocean, Idaho
climate is equable and mild. The num-
erous and powerful streams that pour
out Of the mountain ranges afford water
power. perhaps greater than that of any
other state and an inexhaustahle supply
of water for irrigation.
Keep your eye on Idahof' That state
is building railroads, opening mines,
drawing on. the wealth of forests, push
ing irrigation faster and more extern
sively than any other state, multiplying
productions every year by two and
astonishing everyone who saw it in the
early times and revisits it now.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1905-07-28
To Ship Oil.

Five tank cars are now at Spriug Val
ley and are being loaded with oil from
the wells Of the Pittsburg- Salt Lake
Oil Co.. for immediate shipment to q
Florence, Colo, refinery. The ship
ment will represent about 1900 barrels
of the highest grade oil ever put on the
market and for which this field is noted.
Another shipment of like capacity will
be made in few weeks, provided cars
can be secured. This will come as well
come news to all interested in the field
and should be the means OF encourag-
ing development on large scale,
especially as it is understood the
Florence people will purchase every
gallon of oil produced in the field.
The shipment of oil at this time ia SUBJ
stantial indication that the field has a
bright future before it-Evenston Press
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1905-07-28
One Dollar Saved Represents Ten
Dollars Earned.

The average man does not save to ex-
coed ten per cent OF his earnings. He
must spend nine dollars in living expens-
es for every dollar saved. That being
the case lie cannot be too careful about
unnecessary expense. Very often few
cents properly invested, like buying seeds
for his garden, will save several dollars
outlay later on. It is the same In buying
Cbamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy. It costs but few cents,
aud q bottle of it In the house often
saves a Doctors bill OF several dollars.
For sale by Ritter Bros. Drug Store.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1905-07-28
cheerfuIly RecommeDded for Rbeu-
mdtiSm.

O.G. Higbee, Danville, Ills, writes,
Dec. 2, 1901: about two years ago |
was laid up for four months with rheu-
matism. I tried Billiards. Snow LINZ
ment; one bottle cured me. l can cheer
fully recommend 1t to all suffering from
like affection" 25c, SOC, 81. Ritter Bros
Co., & Montpelier Drug Co.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1905-07-28

We carry a complete line of gent s
toilet articles and the famous Grand
pas tar and lava soaps. Montpelier
Stationery & Novelty Co. 10
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-27
CO.
SnS!ana's er5Bte 9rp gooSs GAMBLER.
GriminaIasridt.

Inter Der IatIags, @elb unter faI-
iten 0orfpis9elungsn erbaItsn 3u ba=
ben, uno Der 8erausgabung zines ee=
fdli6ten@bsds wuroe 9eitsrn@o. 8urOtie
benz 2riminalri@ter alforO borsefabrt.
Na4 Der Iuspabl Der @efamorenen
begannen bic 8erbanolungsn, tpslds
beute fortaeiebt peroen.
@alter S9afsp tpuroe eeffern benz
8riminalri4ter alfOrb untsr Den au=-
tlagen b6sniQissn 8etretsns frsmbsn
@~i9entbums, IOwie bes @roboiebtnbls
unb Der SebIerei bOraefibrt. gr be-
tannte f8 Deg e~rfteren 8er9ebsns ftuI.
Dig unb erbislt 81 Strafs ns5t Soften
.Gao 90 Sage Nrbeitsbaus 3ubittirt.
Sn oct 3tpeitsn antlage tpurbsn bic
ausiagen su prOtOtOa gsnOmmen unb
Der &idter ,bebielt f6 feline gnti4ei-
oung bor.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-27
Tii9fams NIT Simoernifem.

Srbile 2ourp, 1918 college Mbe.,
uno Samilton Srummono, 1916 Nfb.
lamb ape., bic isit 6amfas aus ben
glterpObnunsen bermiBt paren, MUIR
ben in &i4mOno. Snb. Iaufgefunosn
unb our9 ibrs rsfp. Ddter nod btsr
3urid9e6olt. Die Sun9en batten &C.
raoe i6re S4ule our89ema4t unb oann
gum gntidlufe 9etommen. iia pdbrenn
Der Commemorate oar9 5ii3fang su
srndbrsn. als man he tn RidmOnn
auf9rif, batten Die Sun9su geniigeuh
ansslgerdtbe i'm gefBs, cine tleins
Nrmse au berfol9en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-27
gerbaitnnsen anf BEN Sat,
Grnnoe.

Aut Uerarlnnur9 oes 0ouosrfleurs
bs9ab f9 gefern Tta4mitta9 Sbarifi
Saurber nit IL SeputD'S berlHs mad
benz Staats- Jairgrunoe uno nabm
bort 8 rSOotmntsr" fef. slls tuurOen
fufort Dor ben Grisbsnsri4ter Sen
@5ite bon groab &ippls gsbraat, Der
i'm neutrality-suspicious. In iul9en
6dlen au @eri6t fiBt.
Mle 0erbaftstsn fslten fHr ibr Ct
i9einen am 10. Suli $50 girai9aft.
ginsm 8srtrster Der prefe gegenGber
Iaete Serr Blair baB bic &acing
afociation oas @srtaufsn iOssnannter
9oOls ni9t srlaubs, nm f4 ielber gu
bsrsi6ern, iOnOern nur I'm bas Sn-
terefe on ben Wettrennsn rs9e 81 boil
ten, ba oasislbe aud bas Snterehe Der
3hGtsr re9e balte.
Die Ysrbaftetsn gabsn ihre Namen
als SOfepb Darts, s. 8. Stem, SObn
Carr, CLAUDE Spnss, alsn 8al,
Ssnrp p%hiuipps, Soruce Jrandie uno
Sobn Snplor on. Wm. Selt, ga.
muel q. YierfOn unb %. Blair, Der
prdFoent Der &acine Nfoeiaiion fell
ten bic 8drsi9aften. pOIi3ifen tuaren
tsins auf BEN ausfsaun9splaBs, oa
Die ausffslungss 8s5Drcsn i5re ei9enen
@ddtsr labsn.
Sn gso~9 uuf bic Isr6aftungen fan.
Den ibrissns tlsine 0Oripiele ftatt. Der
8%oubsrneur battc ben Stabts uno
Gountp- 8eb6rben sefern bOr Der 3eii
Die @siebsstlauieln sugeianot, wel6e
auf Die Bel iOl6sn @elssenhsitsn ab3u=
i9lisBsnben @etten 8s;us baben.
Die Staotbeb6roen antuOrteten aber,
baB fe bort fein 3s9t bdtte, ba ebsu
bic .6nir Nfociation" ibre eigenen
Si9erbsitsnd6ter anfielte, nno 10 3o9
benin Der Sheriff binaus.
Die Wettrenner tpurbsn tibri9ens
bon S%auisnoen bsIu&t, unb es i9eint,
ais Oh bi. bissid6risen &ennen. Die
&snr:. n Der gOriabre nett hbsrtrsfsn
ueroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-27
@runbeisentbuuas lleb.rtrasun9en

Bridget @elib on eugene M. Wil.
ion, Got 8, @risbt's Dominion part
ADDITION, 374 bel $50 SUB. bsrbsRsrt,
Ofieits bon Sliinois Str, iiioli9 bon
Is. Strabe, $500.
SObn %. WiQiams (our1 ben Sbs-
riH) an bic &aiIroab Wens' Building
9fociation, Cots 10 biz Il, Sobn-
IONS addition. Wst Sntianapolis,
$50 BET 1884 Gub, bsrbsRsrt. 1orbOH.
gde bon Sbsffislb Mbe. uno Milsr-
Strabs, $1886.9
@harlsp 3. Wsbster on War, W.
8urtel. Got 16, &ain's Suboibiion,
6~ausbbiIs. 34t BET 1873 5ub, psrbsf-
iert, tpsfli9s Settle Der Bismard Mpe.,
n6roli9 bon Wt9isan Str, $1,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-27

WeibIt9er @Guberi il 3 :
Dem @eri9te &ann in Inter
iteiermart tpur6e cine @er6re9erbanoe
BON q PerIpnen eingelisfert, osren
9aupt cine alte, auf &riiden ii9 FORT
i6leppenOe 5rau mar. Die lebte I'm
that oieier 8dn0e mar Elm 2aubmprb
an 5tpei Grauen. Die lummt ibrer Ses
hauIun1 terbrdnnt fpur6en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-27

Snberbisr anbsraumtsn 0er=
iammlune Der Union : 8arbisre tuirb
bD9frabri9sinli9 Der @uri9las our
Yebatte esbrn6t rsrbsn, bic Union.
Shops in ben @si4dftsoifrittsn Der
Stabt an Sonntassn ofsn 81 baltsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-27
.Qvres Bulletin
Setoen Ko1tume


Spn einem merfwiir6isen SembenbIulen
Bargain purSe Sbnen Dor elmer @o6e er.
5dbIt uno am nd9ftsn Gag Seigte Der i'm
S4atten bGnsenSe Thermometer auf benz
@aieftic @ebdube 900 Grab. Sein @uns
Der baB piele ;i Snuie bIisben bic ;n fauien
tpiini&ten; aber eiHe tpirtIi4e ueberras
i4uns mar, Sab bod beinabe Ginbunbsrt
tapfere Srauen Der Site trosten unb fid
anpaiien Iieben. SIM Gertrauen baB bic
8itteruns istt fibIer bIeibt, iinS Sic ;u Der
9lustpabI zines $3.50 8oftims gu $10.75
einseIaoen. Srsenb cine @r6be bon 80 bis
38, in seipdbIten SHUTTER Sar5en unS Stofs
fen. Die beiten Seiben 8Iuien &citiime
bic Sic lie seieben Babsn S1O TX
AO'S
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-27
9~rrHnd1tinr Drrkattft.

8efannter: y@o baten sic
oenn ods bubble 8ogelnelt ber?"-
S dger: rSos babe i9 auf ser
geitrigen WilOi9peiniagO ertpii9t."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-27
QoeaIs@ etterberi9t.

SEeilwsiie bstpSltt, Iansiam iteisenSs
Sc mperatur beute 9a9t unb am Nittwo9.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-27
@etterbenht

sur "a stuuDsu snOsnS 2 ubr gsOrssus, 20. 5uHt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-27

O pttIteb 2eutharSt,
.Gh ssmit6li4s gde,"
@fs Rpble unoW tarfet Ctr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-27

% Die bette 5 Gent @igarre in
Der Gtaot, Wuao's ~2Dnsfenom".
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-27

@afbinston, ~. Stunt.
SIR SnSiana: G6Sn beuts Ra4t unS
an Rittfpe4.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-27
4bermometerffdnn,

9berr1ometerftane.
S6das Tenperatur. ........ 76 @raS
Riebrisfe 9erpsratur. 81
%. z. BI1tbe,
SeetionssD Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-27

ettneeefuH (: Gin inuges eenti1ss %do9en
~ niniht Gtsne ala 2iabermdo9eH. gu erfras
oen in Der Dftee bieiss gIattes
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-27

THE BUSINESS EXCHANGE
Stumsr q. sSftesraIh etbaube, NorsbfItHs G6s
Uartet 6trabs uuo STRIDE,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-27
...4letne Mmset9en...

(Isefubt: Gin ~frdftieer grOeerp eIerf. gutter eohn
W t1srs ettluug. Ratsafrassn in Der erpeoi'
tiou btsfss BIattes.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-27

Raufpreis FIR 154 here 5arrt, $500. Sttnte Sabl'
% bsbinenueeu; Tinsraibao.
GtnispaItsr, Spencer, Snb.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-06

Lawd knows eff some amt happen it gwine teri
| never seed de beat er sech people. Young miss
come ter my cabin, she did DIES an pull
outn my bed an look like she gone clean 'stracted,
She's waitin fer you in de parlor, sub widout any
light dar. You better mex haste
Quickly dressing, Hamburg descended the stairs.
AS he reached the parlor door he heard Evelyn
inside striking match. AS he entered she was
bending over lamp on the piano.
Let me assist you, he said, coming up behind
her. Her hands trembling violently that
she could hardly adjust the lamp globe, but she
succeeded in doing without his help. She faced
him.
'The worst has come she said calmly. you
must pardon me, but | had to send for you. 1t
is awful thing for girl to go through alone
81 should have regretted it to the end of my life
if you had not called me-" he said. But what
has happencd?"
major Garden came home last night, she
answered. Il told that after you had retired,
by of the negroes who met him driving home. So
| could not sleep My fears were realized when
Judge Tankersley came to my father about
eleven o'clock. They are now in the library. They
have been together all night There is to be duel
I know that. | went to the library door and
begged to my father; but he commanded to
go to bed. He knows | suspect the truth but he
wants me to understand that | not to interfere.
| can't bear to anger him now, besides he thinks |
ought to sympathze with him and allow him to
nSht. lie does not dream or failure On, Heaven!
Mr. Hanbury, what am | to do? That will
kill my father-hel II kill him!"
She extended her hands impusively and Han
bury took them and held them. A sudden deter
mination over him.
81 must see your father at once" he said firmly.
See him? What for?" she asked drawing her
hands away.
Il have something to say to him." replied Han
bury something that-may influence him TOTO
del1berate-to think of the consequen to you.
THAT would only exasperate him. said Evelyn.