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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-15
0sri&tli@es |orsebem seseu
obftnate Yrtbat6anfem &C.
iuanidjt.

Muf Nnratbeu bes General. .Nntpalts
@bas. %. WiIer erfu9t Der staats.
Auoitor Sapib 6. Sbetrid Die 6fent-
li4en Intldger In ben Counties. ess
ri9tIi6 gegen bieienigsn Snbabsr bon
pripatbanten pOrsugebsn, psl9s nod
teine gant.Ausmeiie bsim Staats,Mu=
bitor eingsrei9t baben, ME bic Iebts
2sgislatur es angeoronst bat. 3mbli
ganfem baben ii9 bic usbsrtrstunq
bieies @eieBes idulbis ssma9t. Wa'
rum bieielben fia weisern, 1T MID
gang flar. Mands sebsn als@rnnb an,
oab bisis pribat-ganquisrs fsine $780,
600 eigenes aapital bsFbsn, tpis eeisb
| lid berlangt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-15
Sn SamtntomS ssfaasem.
Soiepb Seibert bes Strabenraubes berba6tia

poli3iit III Smith rsiife tpdbrenb Der
Ha4t nod 6ammouo, Snb., ab, I'm
ben bort in3mii9sn berbaftstsn SoIspb
6eibert na9 bier 3u brinsen. 9eibert
uirb benjeniaen 2euten borseftbrt
werben. Die bier bur9 StraBsnrdubsr
itberfa0en unb beraubt purben.
gta9 Musiasen Der poli3ei tpurSs
5sibsrt bur9 bic Setettibs @erber unb
3rimbe i'm Mpril bereits pseen 8roB-
oiebfahl berbaftet unb i'm @eri9ts
fdulois befunben. gr erbislt eins
Strafe bon PA Sahrsn @sfdngnib,
wuroe aber. oa er ii9 3u behsrn bsr.
ipra9, nit fufpsnbirtem l1rtbsiIe snt-
laHsn.
gr tpirb ben 8eraubten biellei9t In.
nerbal6 Der nd9Fen Sage sesenhber'
treten. Sails er iiberfabrt mirb. tanr
f4 9eibert auf eine geials.ne Straf'
sefabt MAIDEN.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-15
3mgsfoatTo,t.
3 Mana toot, Z bsrlsbt.

@bieaso. IA. SuIi. Sin pai.
faaier3ug Der @bicaao & @aifern Sui.
nois Babn, Der ct. Qouis eeferr
Abeno um 1l:30 ubr perlieb, iiisB bel
Steiger, Sa., 36 Weilen bon @bicagr
NIT sinem Woritaotsugs auiammsri.
@stbbtet tuurben: Same 9pts, 6 ofo.
motibftibrer; @sorge gpfsIn, @bicago
5erbinanb $. 9opn, @bica9o.
8erlebt ipnrben: Sobn WiIer, Gbi'
eago 9eig6ts, Sa.; @barles Sorn.
@reet, Sq.; Sames groofs, Chicago;
Swigbt 6. Wooo, 8remfsr; u. @il.
more, SotOmotiofabrer; 3. 8. ROb,
Chicago.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-15
gnttIteb 2eutharbt
Die gemhtbli4e gds."
gde Hoble unb Marfst ctr.
Stsasr3abler protefirea.

eteusr3a6lsr In Der @s9eno Der 2sr-
inatOn ape. anidifig, eri9ienen seitern
bor Del 8e66roe Der 6ffentli9en Mrbei=
ten. I'm oagegen su protsitiren, bab
Der StraBenbahnseisli6aft weitere
a Wonate Jrif, uie bon berieiben ge=
tptnidt. eeeeben uerbe. um ben 8atl
Der ga6n in 2eringtOn Mbe. 3t bollen'
ben. Wie bic Gteueraabler ausftbr-
ten. bdtte Der prdfosnt Der Straben'
babnseieliaaft auf gbrentuort per'
iproden, bic 8abn I'm 2aufe bes ber'
1oRenen 5riibiabrs bolIenoen su laier
uno isbt f6nne bieielbe nod ni&t mal
BIG gum Mblauf Ses geiebli9 fefgeieb'
ten 8ermins. benz Is. Musuit b. s..
ibren 8erpfi9tungen na4tommen.
Nnftatt Der Babnseielli9aft peitereI
gntgesertOmmen 3u 3eigen, fOlle mar
bieielbs 3ringen, far ieben Sag, ben H
nod benz Is. n. R. an Der Strede at
bsiten lafen muffe, Der @tabt bic aus
bsbunssnen $50 mesen Ni9terfaauni
bss 2ontrattss 3u sablsn; 10 duBertet
f9 bic proteifler.
gnti&eibung uirb fpdter abgegebe,
IUerhen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-15
Mato nno @assn foIiairen.

Gin grobss 4utumObile, in tpsl6erl
fi9 4 iunss 2sute befanoen, t6libirte
teute friib nit sinsm Wagen Der grpce
gnting 60. unb 3tpei Der Occupanten,
SouglaB Silion, 1424 Norb SllinOis
Str. unb 5urpie Smit6, 1906 Noro
penniplbania Str, tuurben 6eraus-
esi9lsubsrt uno erlitten Sra9e bes
G5laFslbeins. 9is pfsrbe brannien
burt, tuurbsn aber balb eingebolt.
Die 0erunslhdtsn i4reiben ben unfall
Dem umfanos 3u, bob bas slettrii9e
2i9t abgebrebt wurbs unb bab aus
bisIsm @runoe Der @baheur ben @age1
ni9t TAB.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-15
TaneimQi's lettes Muftreten II
Tair 8anf.

@efsrn mar v@agner"= "=abenb i'm
Gair 8ant unb cine sroBe Weni9en-
mense bate f9 binaus in's Srsis Be.
aeben, um Der tlaiff4sn Muft bon
Ganeiu0i's 2apsls si lauI9en. SO.
ben9rin" mar cine Der Nummern be:
pro9ramms, unb erran9 ni9t enben'
pOllenben 8sifan, aud parben BIZ
anoeren prosramm Nummsrn ebsn
fals lebbaft applauoirt, beIonbsr!
v@lorious South, ,Sannbduier'
unb Der flis9enos Soqdnber."
Seute Na4mittas unb Nbsnb III bi
leBte @elegenbeit. Janciuui unb isin
3apsns i'm Jair 8anf au b6ren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-15
Neae Sneorporatiomea.

Sn Der Office bes @taats-Gstrstdrs
wurben fclgenbe Sncurporatiunsn sinse-
rei9t:
v@rssntown Social Club, @reen-
totpn, 9owarb Gountp; Sirsftorsn !:
s. %. Mrmantrout, Ottis @arret unb
glmer 6. Woobs.
.Snbiana 0eneer unb 2umber gpms
pans, SabianapcIis, capital s115,.
coo; 9irsftoren: 6. 6. @oobpin, 8.
8. pruitt unb Wl. 8. 6obep.
v8be WeDonaIb @ompanp", @rsen-
fisIb, Capital 100000; Dirsitprsn !:
8. 6. WcDonalb, W. U. WeDonalo
unb elmer 6. Binforb.
.6armers' State gant", Silper
2aie. capital $25, 900; Sobn 5ittan,
prdRosnt, unb 3. %. 5ittan, aafFrsr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-15
Ses gommsreial= Glmbs Wtitbalfs
Siir biaises @as srtpiini4t,

BON @so. :. WarrDtt uno aloerer1
Witaliebern bes Commercial @lubs
uuroe OH bic Sirsftpren uno ben prds
fibentsn eenannter @ereiniauns ein
S9reibsn ssri9tst, In tuel9sn sr I'm
Cooperation CUR grlan9una zines bill
liasn Ssi3saies eriu9t.
Bum S9luiie iasie er:
uSa ss BON GROCER Wi4ti9teit 1T, bnB
Der Commercial Club bieiem untsrs
ne6men feline unterfhBung 3utpsnost,
boffs i9, baB sic bic Ingslsgsnbsii
benz Sirttorsnratb porle9sn, pihsno,
oaB Der SADIE bic gsbiibrenbe Infmert'
famteit sstpibmst weroen uirb, bon
elmer Organization, bic i4on fobiel fiir
bic Moblfahrt Der Stabt gethan bat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-15
0ebiibrea beden salare.

Wenn Der Staat feline anberen gin-
nabmsqueaen bdtte als bic 8ebiibren,
bic i'm Bureau bes staatsietretdrs ein.
geben, 10 mHrbe bies immsrbin 3usimal
10 biel ausma9en, aIs Der @eiammtbe.
trag Der Saldre aller @befs bee
etaats'S 'Separtements, Mistbs fhr &c.
bdube ein9ei8!oKen.
Dos Sal1r bes @ouberneurs,
StaatsIetretdrs, Gsneralanmalts, Mu.
bitors, @&abmeifers, Staats.Supsr.
intenbenten, @lert unb 9eri9terfattei
bes Supreme-@ -@eri9ts unb bss lSta'
tifiters betrdgt 3uiammsn $53. .0O(
idbrli4, wdbrenb bic tn ben erfsn
Wonaten bes Sabres eineeeaneener
@ebtbren i9on $77. .501.87 betragen
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-15

graail, IA. Suli. IS tpirb be-
bauptet, BOB 3. 80. Gilman, Der lss-
ten Sonnsriias berifuftet tuurbe, elm
@sfdnbnib absslset bat. betrshs Der
grmorbuns galfon garOwell's am
Isstsn sonntas. Na9 feinen an9as
ben iOa 6snrp Slubsr, Der ii9 bereits
In Daft bsfinbst, bic 3bat beaangen
babsn. gr unb Slubsr fnb, pie er
iaet, nod garbusl's 6aus gssansen,
lsstsrer f9lus nod Sluber, tporauf6in
bisisr sinen. &sbolbsr sog uno Garotpsll
nisoeri9Ob.
Darlington, Is. Suli. Jrau
gtbel Barter, bic erf IL Sabre att
5rau bon 5rant parter be9ins sefferr
GelbhmOrb, inbem fe f9 nit einem
Rsbolpsr cine 3usel in's @ebirn iagte
Sbr Wann fano pis ssu6bnli9 auf
ma9ts Ssusr an uno 9ing oann mi
isinsn NngsfelIten gum Stale. I'm
an3uipannsn. Gin Rebolberi9ub ber
anlaBts bsios Wdnner na4 benz 9auf
aurhd 3u ellen unb Grau Barrier tuuro
bann In elmer Blutla9e i'm 3ofe auf
gefunben. sic erlan9te bic Befnnuni
niat pieber unb ftarb ipdt Nbenbs.
gbansbille, Is. Suli. Del
FINITE Wsriu9, 6snrp WeinertsS4eun
In granb 3u fsden, mar bon grfoll
setr6nt. 2aum apei @tunben na9ben
bic 9etettibss, usl9e auf Der 2aue
lagsn. bas @sbdube perlahen batten
brannts bahslbe nieber. Bon bel
Branofiftern fetlt biz iebt ieoe SPUR
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-15

9(nlasen 3uriit ;u seben.

Na4bem bic anIagen Der Some
6satina uno 2isbtins 60. faft Elm
Sabr in ben 6dnbsn zines 3eeeibers
tparen, bat &i9tsr Winfon Garter ben.
ielben isbt beauftragt, bisIsIbs tpisber
an bic geamten Der 60. 3urhd au se.
ben, bamii bisie bas @an3e an bic
Sight unb Seat 60. iiberiragen t6nnen,
In llebereinfimmuns nit sinem nit
Der geb6rbe fur bffentli9s Mrbsitsn
i'm borigsn Wonat abssi9loisnsn
4ontraft.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-15
Na6rtGtett aus Snbtatta.

W ton, IA. Suli. Srau @m.
Stoui, pd6renb fie cine Sempersns.
@orIefuns bielt, wurbe bon einem
Ssr3f9lage befalsn. Sic tpar inner
balb tpentaer Winutsn cine 2ei9e.
Warion, IA. Suli. @dbrenb
Jrau Grant 2ubIOw bsuts firth btntsr
i6rem 5auie. ffanb, traf cine ausel fie
in ben llnterleib. infolsebsfisn Fs ipabr.
i9sinli6 ibr 2sbsn einbhben pirb.
Bon penn S9dtsr febIt ieos Spur, bod
nimmt man an, bab es elm unslndli.
der 3ufaI mar.
SefferfonbtIGs IA. Suli.-
Wsnn Der gIutabfub ni9t baIo einae.
fellt usroen iann, piro @6as. Softer,
elm So6n bes 90. 8. Softer, @ormann
OH Der penniplbania giisnbabn, iein
Seben einbhBen. Der Blutitur3 III
oie Golge! zines ausse3Osenen 3ahnss.
Die Ierste bsmtben. .f9 In isber Weiis,
ibn 3li retten.
3ogans IA. Suli. -
Sis iebt 1T es ben 800 Witglisbern Der
@ab @ountp 5orie Sbief S:tsctips
ahceiation ni4t gelunsen, ben Sieb.
Der am.7. b. Wtts. bon Sobn 3immer.
mann'ss ssWeiSe Elm pfsro Habl, In bic
Wai&en oes 8siebss 80 bringsn. Srei-
| big Weilen i'm nmfrsiie finb Radfor.
i9ungen ansefeat tporben, unb es fino
i9on ettua breimal 10 pieI Muslaeen
aemaat tuorbsn, aIs bas pfero wertb
III; alIes iebO9 Biz jsbt bsrssbli9.
Soutb 8enb, IA. SuIi. glf
Wdnner purben udbrenb Der lsbtsn
Sage bur9 Supsrintenoent giders
bpn Der 8iders Sstettip=agentur per-
baftet. Sisislben iolIen an 9iebifdb=
len bon Waaren pdbreno Der Bef6roe-
rung nit Der @ranb Srunt giIenbabn
bet6eiligt geuefen isin. Der 0erluIt
iol fi9 auf $4,000 pdbrenb Der Ieb.
ten 8 Wo4en beIaufen. Die meiftsrl
Siebfdble iollen In etiawen, hoo bic
2cfomotipenl Waiier fnetmsn, ausgs-
fii6rt iein, bod tperben;au9 bebeutenos
gerluite in 0alparaiio gsmelbet.
Col BUS, ID. Suli. ge5ieru
abenb, als Grau @sorgs 3. @ssb, eiu
MitsIieb Der 6OIpits ssetsIstrsr Na9'
barin einen 8raum ersdbIte. In tueI.
dem fie es nit aniabIiuie gpereti Ban,
9lrsbsll, 'eini 8oifsdnssr, eelbfmorb
beging. fa6 bic Na9barin our 3bhr
binaus unb bemertts, pie WanArsbel
eine 6Iai&e on feline 2ippsn isste unb
ben SnbaIt austrant. Die sri9rodsnsl
Grausn risfen iOfort eiusn Nr3t bsrbsi
: unb es ergab fd, bab Der Mann Gar
bolidure strant. Man hoft ibn retter
au f6nnen.
i ga apetts, IA. SuIi. - @ol
taum 6 Wonatsn purbe bic air9e be,
oeuti4en eoangelif9sn @smsinbs cit
&aub Der 6Iammen unb ibon iif be-
. Sau 3u sinem nsusn. bel prd9tisersi
@ottsstempel in ansriff ssnommsn
Worgen miro Der @runbfsin eeIes
, werben unb mabrfdeinIi9 wirb oa
|. neue @ottesbaus f9on Biz gum Tom
menben Sesember bolIsnbst fsin. Si
, Rir9e tuirb bic fofbarfsn @lasfenfis
!. irgsno elmer 8ir9e bier bsfommsn. Si
@emeinbe 1T eine Der tleinitsn, abe
rsi9iten bier.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-15
S0otli@es Naienblutea.

Sbomas Geap, tpurbe bsute Wtorgen
6 1br mdbrsno er ii4 auf benz @ege
sur arbeit befanb, bon sinem ftarten
IaIenbluien bsfalsn uno e5e es nod
Der bsrbsigsrufenen ambulans aelang,
3ur STEELE gu ellen. ianf er CUR grbs
uno berblutste. Gslb III elm etua IS
Sabre alter Jarbigsr, Der in einem 2O-
gis6auIe an Der Silfoe abe. tuObnt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-15
0ei6dftS. Gr6ffttmtt9.

Waeinen Greunben unb Befannten bie
gefdIlige Mn3eige. bab ID In meinen
eigenen 6auie. lib Sbelbp etrabe,
eine @irtbf9aft er6ffnet babe. Die
befen @etrdnte unb gigarren. ba3u ein
gutter 2nn& weroen fets an 0anb iein.
lin giitigen 3uipru9 bittet
A4tungsboQ
Gus Doebber.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-15
@dwere Mntlagen.
5enry Senn nnter 2lnfla9e
oes Strabenraubes 9eifellt.
Muett Beraubteit erj6etmett
oaS MmSiebett, fotpte aud
ote gpra6e oeS Watt=
neS betannt.

OeH Ppil3lpeI Nis Ol'lt9 uIIo J'p-
gers ift es anIdsinenb selunsen, in Der
aufipirung oes bor einigsn Sagen
tpseen Bummslns bsrbafteten 5arrp
Genn, sinsn gutsn Junb 3u MAIDEN.
CLAUDE Bridges glaubt In oemielben
ben Wann 3u erfennen, Der i6n unb
ieinen 8rubsr anbislt, I'm He 3u be-
rauben. 0isr tpsitsre Mntlasen tpur-
ben erbobsn. In tusl6sn Jenn birett bes
straBsnraubss bsi9ulpist miro. sein
JaG tpirb am fommenbsn Sunnerfas
gum 0erb6r fommen.
5enn's Wuttsr, bic gum 3tpeiien
Mals berbsirat6et 1T. wObnt nit i6rem
@atten, Spbn S'Mara, go. 2717
8eGefontaine Strabs.
5enn ift Elm gpufin bes @baffsurs
Jreb. @iaf6ire, Der au9lei4 nit Serrn
s. Sisnsr, benz Bu9talter berSnbianas
polls gretpins Co., beraubt tpurbe.
@iaihire muBte betaantli9 bic beioen
RGuber in benz Nutomobil our9 bic
Staot fabren. gr bebauptet, bab
Ienn ni9t Der Mann 1T, wel9er ben
lIeberfan ausftbrts. Die pDlisei
slnubt aber, baB Jenn bon Der Gabrt,
tpel9e Ssrr Siensr nod gortuooo ans
treten uolte, 3snntniB battle unb bab
er fi9 in ben Wsg lsste, bic bsioen
Mdnnsr ab3ufahen. 9err Siener 1T
alsi9falls 3iemli9 fiGer, bab Senn Der
rs9te Wann lit.
6arrp @lintuortb unb SRI. anna
Suean, tpel9s auf Offener 2anbfrabe
n6rbli9 bonn @ibsrfoe part In einem
gussp anssbalten wurbsn, waren
slei9falIs borselaben. SRI. Sugan
iasts. oaB fie fafi R9er ift, Genn lei Der
Daann, tpel1sr fie beraubte. Sn Der
Sffies bss S9lisbsrs trat Genn ben
bsri9isbsnsn 2suten sesenBber unb um
au9 suelei9 feline Stimme bbrsn 3rl
lahsn, lssten bic Setettibss benz Wanns
cine Wsnee 5raeen bor. SRI. Sugan
iasts, bab bic Stimme benislben 2lan9
babe, pie bic Stimme bss Rdubsrs.
Iu9 Trl. 8onsr, bic nit Senrp Bill.
man 3uiammen I'm Riberfbe parl
iiberfalsn wurbe, elaubt, bab BIZ
Stimme ibr befannt bortomnt. Bill.
man tpurbe befanntli9 bon ben beiosr
Rdubsrn angebalten unb unter BEN
gorwanbe, bab Der 3utritt gum parl
nod getpiHsn Stunben Mbsnbs MIDI
srlaubt lei. nod elmer siniamen Stell'
| gefhhrt unb ausseplanoert. Der jung
Brioges mar ii9srer In ieiaer Soenti
fi3irung, tpie ireenb elmer Der anberer
: 3susen. Jenn ssfebt su, bab er eri
felt 5 @odsn In Der Staot iei, iOtpi
I au9, baB sr in 2otomo bsrsits tpesei
r geraubung zines Reifsnben, ben er I'm
\ llbr unb @slo erlsi9tsrts, berbafte
: purbe.
8 gr tpurbe bor @eriat 9ebra4t I'M
nj I9ultig bsfunbsn; aus Mitleib fur oi
+ Mutter, tusl9e 10 iniidnbis fur ibl
Bat, lieB &idtsr gliott ibn bamal
\ unter iuipenbirtem llrtheile laufen.
ri Gsnn beripra6 auslsi9, fd au bel
fern. gr iii sroB uno fart gebal
:, unb beantportete bic Graeen Der Seam
70 ten thbl uno sslaKen. st tebrte au
- apfomo nit ieiner Wutter na4 BIZ
\, surtid. Gsnn fammt aus gutter 81
milo
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-15
MasFus oes Wamner9or.

Mittslft Speaial3uges tperben mor'
gen, sonntas, ben Is. Suli, 8ormits
tags 7.25 lbr, bic Witglieoer oesWsdn'
nsr9or ibrsn ausfug nod Blooming
bale Glens antreten. Sie Hunbfabri
tpirb, sini1lissli9 Der Omnibusfabri
unb bss gintritis 3u ben 8lens. 81. SO
per psrIon betraaen. @dbrenb iebsr
islbfi fur bic nbtbissn Spsiisborrdtbs
forssn mub, tperoen @strdnte geliefert.
Die &adfabrt miro Nbenbs 6 ll6r on.
estrstsn. als &eiiemaridal funeirt
6srr @bas. 8. Noam unb srtpartet ber'
ieIbe, baB bic Witslibsr fi9 mbsli9f
boa3dbIis an benz 9lusfus betbeilisen
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-15
Sarafef= Ns@nmaseit.

Nae Sieienigsn. wsl9e TIRE @e9=
nungen fur ettpaige Joroerun9en gegen
bic Observation-Disclosures mod ni1t
sinserei9t baben finb brinsenb erfu4t
bies fofort 3u tbun.
Die S9lubfbuns Der 5efbeb6rbe
finbet am "a. Suli fatt unb lit es un.
bebinst nbthis, baB ale Jorberun9en
BIB babtn seregelt fnb.
8beobor StempfeI,
Getretdr Der Gefbeh6rbe.
60 Die beffe 5 Sent @i9arre tn
Der Stabt, Wuao's v2On9feaom".
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-15

2reisri3tsr 6enrp glap anen.
bon Bloomington 3urhdgetebrt, be.
gab fi4 sefern nit feiner 6rau nod
Mnberion. um ieinem e4waser bort
einen Befu9 abauFotten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-15

SroB bes beiBen Wetters mar bic
Suli.partie Der 9amenieftion BED
Wdnner9or fehr gut beiu4t. 80 Slide
tparen nit Samsn, bic f9 benz gu9ers.
Spiel binsaben, beiebt. Die 9liid'
li9en @etpinnsr Der f9bnsn preiie mo.
rem:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-15

Den 2ottopreis aewann Jrau Ben
nsri9siot.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-15

SIM gsannerbor.
The Forrest City times., 1905-09-08

long time in winning acceptance here The small and medium sized shapes will be worn the coming season. and doubtless the picture hat will adorn the head of many a girl that think she is of the Gibson class. We are repeatedly told that the picture hat i. banished, and repeatedly We see it waving its wreathed plumes. We noticed one the other day that seemed to fit we'll with the costume and wearer thereof; the gown was a black and white striped silk, the effect really gray girdle, ruche, and hat were black. It was Frenchy and becoming relieved by square neck and sleeY- puffs of creamy lace.
 One pretty summery dress, the sort that will be worn yet when winter fires are burning. was made of shimmery light stuff, but the sash. which reached to the bottom of the dress. was black and black velvet ribbon adorned the big white hat A dozen small ruffies close to the hem of the gown. made great fulness about the ankles. but the skirt fitted close about the hips And this style we think will prevail over the flounced-to-the-top skirt IL eer. tainly is more shapely, more generally becoming.
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Good as a Son

Down in southern Illinois lives a young woman worker who left her school when less than ten years old, helped her father and mother prove a Colorado claim. returned to her Hi nois home, where she caught up with rapher. since when, says the Chicago Tribune, she has made and saved enough 10 buy and pay for a home of her own. She was well along with her studies and at the head of her class when her people determined to homestead some far western land, but when she struck the plains of north eastern Colorado she left schools and books behind. Her only source of communication with the outside world was through the Tribune, for which her father subscribed. The ranch was located B miles from either Greeley CT Cheyenne. but one or another of the family drove to Egbert, 20 miles dis tant once a week for its valued Chi cago visitor. While the father and brother took care of their herds, the mother and daughter were left alone in charge of the stone cabin that be- came the family home for more than four years. In that period the little family almost lived lifetime. There were storms. snows that buried the house, visits from total strangers. and long journeys to Greeley and Chey- enne. Fuel for the fire was from eight to ten miles distant. After the requirements of the government had been met, the family found its way back to the old Illinois home. The daughter went back to school and caught up with her studies Then she went to stenographic training school. The daughter out of the earnings has made and saved enough money to build and pay for a home for her parents.
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Dignity of the Bench.

The federal bench holds some of the greatest lawyers in the country. and not a member of that bench draws A salary which is equal to the individual earnings of thousands of lawyers whose names are unknown beyond their own bailiwicks. This is condition, says the Seattle Post-lntelligencer, which has existed from the foundation of the poy- ernment and it is to be hoped that it will always exist. There is no manner by which the judiciary and other branches of public service could be more eheapened and degraded than by making the emoluments of office so at tractiye that the offices would be sought merely for the pay which goes with them.
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TO THE BISHOPS TASTE.
Nutmeg That Wasn't Nutmeg Pleased His Prelate Just as We'll
 Nutmeg.

The late Bishop Green on one of hi, diocesan risitatlons stopped with an old friend at Sewanee, Tenn, relates Lipnp. cott's Magazine.
 At the early supper of the south. al. ways most informal meal the bishop said he would have nothing but d dish of bonny clabber, a little nutmeg sprnkled over
 There amt a bit of nutmeg in the house, exclaimed the maid when the re quest was repeated to her.
 Dear me, said the hostess, sotto voee; Ego to Mrs. Darlington next door and ask her to lend me nutmeg"
 Mrs. Darlington also was "out" of nut. meg;
 Then go to Mrs. Harding, on the other side, We cant all be out at once, then bring the bishop the dish quickly"
 The hostess kept up rapid fire of bright talk to cover the hiatus in sthe service until the maid appeared with the desired dish.
 What an addition is the little sprinkle of nutmeg, said the bishop; what fine relish 1t gives"
 When the good guest had retired the mistress said to the maid:
 "Go to the supply store the first thing in the morning and get nut megs, and r turn the nutmeg to Mrs. Harding and-'
 But Mrs. Harding was out of nutmec too"
 Then where did you get any"
 "La, miss, l was dat worritted out dat l des tuck wooden handle to ole shoe buttoner an grated 1t on.
 And the bishop had relshcd it. So much for the power of suggestion.
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-I do so dote on Baytoven particularly. Would 1t grieve you too much, my dear If were to ask you to let me have them for my rooms?"
 The young mistress of the household was bit taken back, but young matrons are easily hypnotized by elders of their sex, especially those who are so distin- guished that they occasionally preside over women's meetings.
 ''Er-certainly; can understand how one becomes attached to little articles of that sort-take them. by all means, she replied, wondering what her husband would say when he discovered the ab- sence of the busts.
 Thank you so much my dear-rll send man for them this very after noon" said the landlady. rising and talk ing an effusiye departure.
 An hour later a man with pushcart hove to alongside the curb in front of the house, and when he got under way again he had the busts of Beethoven and Mozart, with their pedestals, in the hold of his craft.
 Huh" was all that the young ma tron's husband said when, upon his re- turn that evening. she told him about the absentee busts.
 Five days later the landlady called again. bubbling over with good spirits and cheerfulness. After few moments of breezy conversation, she got an eye focus on leather couch in the sitting room. with four or five couch pillows banked upon the same.
 Tt is silly of me, my dear. l know" she ejaculated. but do you know that miss that couch dreadfully? used to always lie down on it for an hour after luncheon, and found it so restful. Would you think it-er-covetous of
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lady pay less and less attention to coat and jacket of the same material. Which makes for economy as we'll as variety
 The three-piece suit is attractive to so many that it will remain in vogue for some time, and very good models are being shown; the skirts, for morn- ing wear, short enough to escape the ground, the waist of silk the coat and length one may choose very short and of Eton style, long and plain, or a baSqued affair with fancy waistcoat Skirts for dressy wear are long but without train.
 Broadcloth will continue in fashion, and this is material, if the color is right. that can be worn at any hour of the day. Colors now, rather than stuffs, seem to determine whether or not costume is dressy. A rose col l ored broadcloth answers the purpose | for a gown on which many demands | are to be made. although it has the drawback of being conspicuous, both wearer and observers the sooner grow ing weary of it.
 The perfectly plain circular skir, is the thing, but it takes an artist tC make 1t hang well, set just right when the perfection is attained there is nothing better 10 be had in the wa. of a skirt. The upper part of the cos tune bears the trimmings, we shal have again this year the rich, con trasting vest, the revers, the fanc, collar.
 Blue keeps it's popularity, probably because it is the least trying of col ors. Cream color is we'll liked, and tht use of bit of black or bit of white about a dress The question as tt whether black will be fashionable 1T itself, is hard to answer; we are in