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Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1905-03-01
The Trial Of Henry Clay Grubb.

The murderer, II. Clay Grubb,
of O. L, Davis, at Piney church.,
Davidson County. last October, is
to be tried for his life in Lexing-
ton this week. Court convened
there Monday withJudge Henry R.
Bryan presiding. Grubb has en-
ployed quite an array Of attor-
neys and, of course, hopes to
come clear on a plea of self.de-
fence. His attorneys are: E.. f.
Raper, Walser & Walser. McCrary
& Ruark, S. E. Williams and F.
G. Robbins, of Lexington; A. r.
Samms, of brownsville, Lee S.
Overman and 7. G. Linn. of Sails
bury; Watson, Buxton & Watson.
of Winston-Salem. Solicitor W.
G. Hammer, will be assisted by
the following: R. T, Pickens and
Wade II. Philips of Lexington :
L.. H. Clement, of Salisbury: J.
J. Justice, of Greensboro
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1905-03-01
School Closing and Exhibition.

There will be a "school,closing
and exhibition at Holshouser-
Lyerly school house, Saturday,
March 4th. The exercises in the
morning will consist of dial
ogues, recitations speeches, etc.,
by the pupils, and the afternoon
will be given to addresses by Rev.
N. d. Bodie and A. L.. Lingle. A
pleasant occasion is expected and
the public is cordially invited to
be present.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1905-03-01
Rural Route No., 8.

R. F. D. No. 8 is now in sight,
Postmaster Ramsay having re-
ceived notice to this effect. 1t
starts, from Salisbury and takes
in a number of points between
here and Yost. Blanks for appli-
cation as carrier on this route can
be secured from Mr.. Ramsay.
The route will be established as
soon as the route can be deter
mined and a carrier appointed.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1905-03-01

What, is the Legislature to do
a sensible thing? In this day of
high taxes, bond issues and gen.
eral plundering of the people, is
it possible Representative Alexan-
der's bill providing for a maxi
imum State and county poll of SO
and a maximum city poll tax Of
$1,O0, is to be f%avorahly consider
ed by the legislature? But we
suppose some lite sop is to be
flung to people or else the home
coming might not be so pleasant.
May the act pass is the wish of
nearly all.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1905-03-01
Only so Days More.

We want every good man in
Rowan couny on u subscription
list and desire to call attention
to the fact that the fifty cent
offer expires at 6 o'clock Friday
evening, March 31st. After that
time price will be 81, If you
want the leading and only exclu.
sive weekly in Rowan now is time
to send in your name and 500,
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1905-03-01
Short Items From Crescent.

Crescent, N. c., Feb. 26.-The
hoalth in the community is very
good.
Miss Amy Brown visited the
school here last Thursday.
The Crescent boys have organ
lied a base ball and are expecting
to play a match game with the
Biltmore boys next Saturday
evening.
Miss Gilva Hendrix visited Miss
Amy Brown last Saturday night.
What has become of Lee? We
would like to hear him again.
A. M. EIler, who has been
teaching school at Kesler's school
house, is now going to school here.
We are glad to have him with us.
Several of the boys are going
home next week as work time is
coming on.
Burton Miller, who has had a
sore hand, is getting better.
We wish much c to the
WAToHMAN and all readers.
JAKE.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1905-03-01
Monday the 3rd Day Of April, 1905,

the fol1owi7 G described real estate, to
wit: Beginning at a point ITO it. from
N. corner of the intersection of Lee
and Franklin streets, and runs N. 49,
degrees E. with Lee street. 80 it. to a
stake on the w. N. G. r. R., near the
rails, thence N. 431ha degrees W. 100 #.
to a stake, thence S. 46H degrees W.
80 it to a new corner in said line. par
allel with Lee street. thence S. 4311a E.
parallel with Franklin street, 100 it. a
new line, to the beginning.
This property is located near the
freight depot in the East ward Of the
city of Salisbury and is conveniently
located for a person who desires to
live close to the railroad The buyer
will get good title under decree of the
court.
Terms of sale are CASH and title re-
served till purchasegnoney is paid.
JOHN J. STEWART,
1-151-C. Commissioner.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1905-03-01
Juniors to Have Big Rally Here.

1t is expected the Juniors of
Salisbury and Rowan county,
Of which there are several hun
dred, will have quite a rally here
in April. National Councillor,
w. b. Faison and State Council
lor. Z. P. Smith, both of Raleigh,
are expected to be here and make
addresses.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1905-03-01
Rev. Ayers to Conduct Revival.

Rev W, A. Ayers, of Elizabeth
City, will begin a series of meet
Jugs in the Baptist church, at
Spencer, Sunday. Pastor Hay.
fare has had circulars printed
and distributed and is hoping for
a great revival.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1905-03-01

The city aldermen should force
the publication of a full and cor
rect city report let it be good or
bad, and thus prove that they are
not wearing the collar of a politi-
cal boss. They owe this much to
themselves If they haven't any re-
spect for the law or the wishes Of
the people.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1905-03-01

Senator Beasley, of Poplar
Branch, N. c., has offered a re-
ward of $500 for the. return of his
8-year~old son, who mysteriousIy
disappeared Monday, Feb. 18th.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1905-03-01

Tom Lawson's frenzied finance
doesn't touch Salisbury We are III
q class to ourselves, alone, without.
any company, and may the good
Lord have mercy on us.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1905-03-01
A LOCALIZED Prima ry for Rowan,

The State Senate has passed a
bill to give some stability to the
primary elections of Salisbury
and Rowan county This is a
very worthy measure and will be
much appreciated by those desir-
ing honest elections.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1905-03-01

nently mentioned as a suitable
candidate for mayor of Salisbury.
Mr.. Gaskill is an all round cana
bic gentleman and if he was given
the nomination Salisbury will do
herself proud and a new era of
prosperity may be looked forward
tn
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1905-03-01
Resale of Valuable Real Estate.

In pursuance of a Judgment of the
Superior Court, before the clerk there
of, in a specisl proceeding, entitled
C]aud Clifton West VS.. Harry Mitch
ell West, Sallie Manning West, Vir-
ginia West and n. B. McCanless, guar
dian of Harry Mitchell West and Sal
lie Manning West minors, the under
signed commissioner will sell at public
auction at the court honse door in
Salisbury. n. c.. on
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1905-03-01

A. S. Robinson, of St. Louis,
Spencer Regent of the Royal Ar
canum, is expected to be in Sails
bury on March Is. A large
crowd will be here and the mem
bers of this order are expecting d
grand occasion.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1905-03-01

A gentleman, while in Winston
a few days ago, exhibited a buis-
cult which he baked during the
war, AZ years ago. Probably it
has been cast upon the waters and
has just returned.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1905-03-01

If Salisbury is to be Gar ridden
any longer why petition the legiz-
lature to make changes in the
city charter. 1t has not been
observed in the past and had just
as we'll be destroyed.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1905-03-01

1t may not be a matter for fun.
but Judging by the published
statements concerning the ell
largement of our insane asylum,
idiots are increasing faster than
any other class of our citizens.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1905-03-01

D. L. Gaskill, one Of the city's
most progressive and conservative
business men, has been proml-
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1905-03-01

Everything else having failed
Gen. Kuropatkin has taken Perm
ma.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1905-03-01
LAST
7 AK NO II |: =!

[ will be at the following Ila-
ces for the purpose Of Collect
ing the State and County Taxes
for 1904:
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1905-03-01

AoA wa
Scotch Irish, Mt. Vernon, Mar. 8
Unity at Woodleaf, 10
Cleveland at Cleveland, II
Steele at Mrs. Krider.s, 10
Mt. Ulla at 1t. Ulla. 10
Atwell at J. H. Corriher's IA
Atwell at Enoohville. IS
China Grove, China Grove IS
China Grove, Lands, Maj Is
Lltaker. Bostian X Roads, II
Litaker, Faith, II
Gold Hill, Gold Hill 20
Gold Hill, Rockwell, p
Woodside, 21
Morgan, Morgan Muster Or. %
Morgan, P~oole's, to - M. %
Providence, G W. Bringle's
Store, l to 4 p. m. March 90
Franklin at Zeb, "a
Locke, at jacksonville, " "a
DON'T FAIL to meet me and
pay this as it Will be the LAST
ROUND and all who fail to pay
Will have to pay COST.
D. R. JULIAN, Sheriff..
2,22 3t.
Try r." WATERMAN, l year SOC.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1905-03-01

Try T"= WATERMAN, 1 year SOC.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-16
0emeiner GtretM.
Sin Nann tobt, u1sbrere Yerionetl
uerleBt.

New Dort, Is. aug. Sur9
einen falfaen Geueralarm, pel3sr au=
sebli9 bon benz IL Sabre alien Srant
Sanb bon go. 2l3 Siebente Strabs
unl asbn Winutsn Dor 9 ubr Mbenos
erlafen uuros, bsrlor Der 5euermebrs
mann Wiaiam Dapton iein 2sben.
inoem er in Golss elmer @oliRon nit
einem StraBsnbahnplgsn Der 3. Mps.=
2inie suii4en 2eitsrwassn unb So9=
ba6npfeiler 3u 5oos gequstf9t murbe.
Muber i6m tuurosn nod Der 6eusrme6r.
mann &eDmOno 9aupt, tusl9sr ben
2eiterwa3en fteuerte, berlsbt, fomie bic
fOlsenoen paKasisrs bss st~raBsnbabn.
pagens: @apitdn Grant %. @arion
bon Srootlpu, 5rau Innie &icarbo
bon go. 708 glfte Npsnue uno i6r Elm
Sabr altss S6bn9srt, Der Wctormann
@brifian &asmus bon go. 557 Wef
81. Strabe uno 9eiotng Sobniou bon
gperett, Wah.
In Der grfen Npsnue unb Sisbentsn
Strabe, bon mo- Der faliae Mlarm er=
laHsn tporoen mar, tpurbs fpdter Der
an9ebli9e $6dtsr ber6aftst, ba SeEanb
Jpn bel Der Nb9abe oes Nlarms beoba9'
tst baben tpoQte uno Der poli3si babon
Witt6eilung ma9te.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-16

Sugar Gureb e@tafex - Grie nmaIstdt :
1870 Yf,nb lit: Ii Ffuxb l4;i le-N
ptrnb IA; 8pesie nusItat 8 Sole Rfuzsb
l2ae ; Is FfunS lais IL Rfsmb l3e ; 10
Huyrb 13c.
GaIifornii@e S4txsex-s 50 9 pfuxh s}e;
0 Bis 10 Yfunb Sc.
64uItern-Gnsi. Gureh. Is BIZ 20 Rtwsh
I'M Dur4i&ntt+, sie; ls Rfuxb Dur3i4ntt.
&c, 10 BIS IL SffunA Ste.
TrtbttR6,e Ye6-RIarx uxoiH9 gureb l8e
ssuSbItsr Susar Gareb l6c. 81 ptuxh tn
D1rGf9nitt 1876 ; 8 bts Q Efuns I'M Dur4s
i&nit 14le; 10 BIZ 10 RfmA La DSr3i9att
l23e; 8 4ianb TIM Dur9f4xtH. fQamaI, leie.
8 Efanb tt Durdi4xitt, i@usaI, la}e.
eped. gnsI.-geDdsltas 8 Sc 10 Bfm1h
tn Dur&i&ntt. l4ie; IL bs II Rfmsb tm
. lr&i&nttt, 12e.
epe6-aIare eetten, 30 bu 20 Rfussb tn
T,n@i&nttt, lo}s; 5lare Sstses. 70 ID 80
Yfuab. leie: 4tare Bellies. IS 81 30 Rfnb,
Zoe; 1s BIB ~ Ffb.. 10ie: ID ID Is Pfrmb.
l0e; 2Iare Sta6ex. % BIZ 60 Rfnsh. Toe:
sadex IL ts Is BfvaA 103s; Mns NR6eR 8
Bio Q PfnaS. IKE
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-16

0ep6deItes e4uetsefetf9 Sso@exIcfes
Sanep Big $500: 4larss Heax Els so; Sums
Ip $500; Short Glsas sl4.60; Hua7t
t13. 80.
@eborrtes RtHbFei@ - S@txten. req.
Sets 13te; Eubsnfsstex alos; Sxaszi. ib};
2n6&eI 16c.
S4rab - tn xserees Il. OuGI. s}:;2
OuaIttdt 9st: 8. nualitdt e..
&arfts 0erdr3erte SratrisrS 3: c
Gramtfurtsr 73e; Bologna tx Daruts ss, In
Tu4 SIC.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-16

Wailanb, Is. Nug. 26nig
gietor emanuel be9ing beute nit bie=
len Beteranen aus benz 9rim=9rie9e
ben so. Sabrestag Der S9ladt bon
Se9arnapa.
Canada.
sur tb-ar ifani1 Dc
Snbte.
Quebec. Is. Wus. Wit srobsn
5eierli9tsiten uurbe bier elm Monu-
ment fur bic I'm 8ursntriege In Shb.
Afrita gsfaaensn SOlbaten entbiiat.
Carl @rsp poll3oa bic g%ntbaaung.
Wanbihurei.
+ enpIdnfeIeien.
Saupt quartier Der o.
b anif9sn Nrmee. Is. Nug.
I'm Der Rihin=2 anofrabe trieb cine
iapaniiae &etosnos3irunss. abt6eiluns
Die ruiiden WorpoFen 3uriid.
Sn Der 8eaenb bon ainstOn wurosn
am IL. aug. IL &uhsn get6otet uno
10 gsfanssn 9enommsn.
@oo3pabani, Is. Iu9uf.-
3nsi iapanii&e 8%orpsooboots bei&ois
len bsuts port 0a3arstuo (port 2a3a=
ref. 8orea) uno psriu9ten bann.
Eruppsn gu lanbsn. 2sbtere tuurben
bura rniRfas s&arfI@iben surtdss-
trieben.
@rpbbritamnien.
Sci paber mad Der
Offee.
2onbon, Is. Muq. Sas bri=
tii9e 2analsei8waoer, beftebsno aus
II s9la9tidifsn, s 2reusern unb
elmer Nnsabl Sorpsboboote, sing beute
untsr 8efebl Sir Mrtbur WilfOn's bon
Spitbsab nod Der Office ab. Sas
8sfdwaoer tpiro Oouibsn, @raaoeep,
Sminemiinbe uub NeufabrpaHer ans
laufen.
Granfret9.
Befriebist aurHdeefebrt t.
@herbours. Is. Mu9. Sas fran=
abFi@e Norogei4waber III bon eng.
lamb 3uridasfsbrt. Ofisiers uno damn.
i4aftsn fno bon benz gmpfange Der
ibrei1 bon ben bod 10 anosrs ssartetsn
3oaegel jenieits bss 2anaIss tpurbe,
gang bessifsrt.
Oeferrei@= ungarn.
y@obp."
Sf6t, Is. MusuH. 36nis gb-
tuaro, Der valte 2tosriabn", ME i'm
Der etwas ipiebbirgetli@ ansslests 26.
mig bon @irttemberg isiner 3sit
nannte. III auf benz We9e nod Marien.
BAD bier einsetroHsn uno bon 2ai=
fer Gran3 Soiepb entpfansen tuorbsn.
IS fano Elm Diner tatt, an tpsl9em
20 perfonen t6eilnabmen.
politii4e 8ebeutun9 bat Der BsIu9
nitt; Der &6nig wiro morsen feline
&eiie mad Warienbao fortisben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-16

Trii3es HsnbHeH@-BeRIt@e etsere - 81
tic; bieiise eiisre e}-8ie; bsiee Etxba
$50 Dts go Rfunb &C.; be3pe xi9s 40e
Bic $50 4futb Gle 3Gbe $50 tU $50 Pfuth
7e; etier gcrberusetd &c, 9tier etHtess
piet.el 1l4e, Wsxo 3txterYirta liz, Rtxb
BorberplerteI SIC. Rub Bortastestel 6e. Rub
0interpierteI 9}c.
SriiGes HaIbHesfG-3dIbsr Se, ttsters
pIerteI l13e, Eorberutrtsi 6}e.
Trti9es S&ofleii& - 8anua,er PEG Bfxxh
lie ; e&afs Sc; e@extI l8e; EedS tssrt
1ae.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-16
Stalien.
= u B d u m.

Wailanb, Is. aug. a6nig
Yictor emanuel besing beute nit bie=
len Beteraner aus benz 3rim=2 riegs
ben so. Sabrestag Der s9la9t bon
Se9arnapa.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-16

S~nbianaYsIis aaHeesgreHs
oeu6bnI. bts gutter 10-l2e; brtx,a sa 90
rdblter l4-l6e TaneY 8a&-SSe. sober
genoru 10 BIB 22e, Saua 2e-82e.
SIN Bodetsn:
ksioia $18.75 [. 2ton 1875, S.riss SIS y:
Caracas $13. 76. Diuuortb's sls. 70. rztd
Sara 8Ienb $1s. 90, RaiIgom& sls.7s. ss.ss
EleMbeb Sapa $I4.60.
8a6er-Domtnoes 1876; etl65uss 6 "a
puIperifrter 6.s2e; 3ffx puIueiHrts 5 s7s.
iet,sr sranulirter 5.5ae; gubei 5 s1s; Spss
tssasoners' G6.b7e; E~tbseuoob 6.3ae; Ets
ntr q sac; empire Us TIC; SSsaI Gxss
eolben 6 6.12e; Btnbfor eytra s soc,
&isgeroos 6 l.s7e; aeIber g s. s2e; Is 4,
tkr 4.67.
GHs-Raa 40 OF. TeR). SAT. s-lIsu
ganone.
@~anbp-7S etansen eeuif9t 7e; %
e.r semii&t &c; Banner Tr.E Sc; zr,sz
8onbons 1oe; Re. 2 Cream eemsi4t &C.
etnsema&te 5ri&te-BIadscsrtes san,
s1.1ee pea@es e~tanbarb, 8 3D., "a
2.26; combs 8 gfanb 81. 5o-a. g; 9ss
Rea3es. N.40-s1.50; Hnaxas. etaxsuEt,
3D.. N.65-s1.Se; eeeosSs. Yssus,
$l.25- s1.4b; crime BObnen. 8 4fxxb xsn
rsn, BAHAMA Gnanas s1.e0la. s<.
@etebte Qsbien. s.. 2o-s1.7 5, frGks Sxza Is
Gents, Rarrop Sot, etaaapes9te Niece
tomatoes, 3 Pfunb. 81. 10-u.16, Sutsr
Rom SOc-S1.s6, xpfeIbuttsr. get IaEssxi.
8 gfunA. 81.
8ets-Saroltna. SoYf. 4i-sk, Sa$an 81
BE, gebro@ener, 3--4e.
%He-HraiI nea &c bts loo; StE6erts lie
9tanbeIn IA; uet8i@aItse Naxbeln IH:
Serbian RanbeIn l6c; Beaxats &c ba SIX,
ser0fete &c bis Sc; GneIf4e EaIxaHe
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-16

gGffaIO, q. g.. Is. Nus. -
Der Dampfer Solewilo, nit 200
5rausn uno 2inberrt an BOrb, bsrlor
bsute in einem Stu,me auf benz gris
SEE bas Stsuerrubsr unb tpurbe 5
Stunben lang bon ben @elsn umber'
seporfsn. S9lieBti& f@leppten 4
Dampfer bas S&iH In ben bteFsen
6afen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-16

3ttotbt-Bertaufspreie: SO. $1,000.
Hles Seriaufspreie: u. 00-y6 00
Wetfttorn - gertaufsprefe: ie xc4 be-
nueIt$dt, 68 bts Gle.
1afr-se&dE $3.50; 10 ben Hetru
SS.O-$9.0o pet Tsnms. Heur 68-Ht.
etrob-prete. ie mad BEN 0rah. b saa
len, 81. 0O-$6 90,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-16
e6mereteus

%otber 8~Ieeiarnen 81 .7b-S.75.
gnslii&er 3Ieeiarnen ss.50-s.76.
AIipte 8Ieeiarnen $s.OO-s.60.
MIfaIfa 2Ieefarten $8.k0-9.e0.
&eiber R~leeiarner $500.
@ewdblter Timotbb $l.e0-1.79.
Orbtndrer Bis gutter 7iatotbp 81. 8SLi.eo,
Sanes Rentudp gIausras s1.0o-I.a6,
8Iausras IN Gbaf 5Oe.
gnsIii&es BIausras 81. As.
Or3arb @ras 81. 70-1.e0.
@eb Top IN @baf 75e-$1.le.
&afer 8orn Be-S1.C0.
Timber Su&errobr Sauaen $1.O0-l.%.
Beiber 9oferiarnen 40c
6ribiabrs @erfte $1.25.
Neibes urb seIbeS 2ort $1.0o-La5.
&eo Sob @nfiIase $I.1O-I.25.
@ou 4eas $l.76.
Niuet ST. 30 bis $I.85.
SribiabrssN eisen 81 40.
SetswiebeI, weibe, seIbe uno rotbe s2.Bo
er BuibeI.
SUP $ &artofeI, geIbe Serist, Bermuda.
Ielbe gtanfeinono unb iiibIt&e Queen g, 90 Ser
Sab; rotbe Nanfemeno RIO; BrafHaxff&e
$50.
3artoHeIn, friibe 8 No@en zoe per BujbeI:
Obio Csc per BuibeI; fribe Hoie Soc ber
friibe Burbanf soc per DuibeI; frtbe
,ebron 45c per BuibeI; HliraI Stem Aorf unh
5ree1 Ueountatn 40c per 8uibeL
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-16
0etxetDe.

@ete~ - go. 2 ret9er Sic, art esles
Ies, s1e Don gabIen; 30. 8 rptbes 70.
Ausuff sic; Rasemmeises Sic.
2oru (neaes) - go. l reis 56e: 70. Z
we:s Dos; 80. Q wstb Csc: go. 4 pet,
Ole; Re. Q ueis ssu,i4i 65}s: 30.
wets serntf9t DOC; go. 4 pest semifat
b8e; Ro. 2 seIb bSfc; go 8 ssIb b33t;
30. 4 seIb 3d.; SO. Q serii&t 6Sts;
10. 3 eenrif&t 55}e; go. 4 seuzsf&t 58s /;
3uIben 55e.
cater- Ns. 2 uetser 26s: 20. Q petsz
49, 70. 2 0eusi9tes a6e; 70. Q 3ssyata
23xc.
eea 80. l atrnotbs 1870; 10.
3, 80 90.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-16
TrHdtte NIB 0eM&ie.
Gr44te.

Irtidbte NIB 0emRie.
Tra&t.
NepfeI-@ute Ro@dpfe! s3.25-3.b0 per
Tab.
Yananen 81. b0-2.C0s iIesne $1-S1.2.
Gitrpnen So $1,000 ter Rife.
Dransen - California ST. per Rife.
Yfirii9e = Georgia 81. 2t; 8entudp ST. 90.
per Grate.
9Faunen - $l.b0 per Rifle.
grombeeren = $1.25-$1.b0.
Simbeersn - $2.26 per Grate.
@emRfe.
9aotbe Riiben 96e per 9utenb Bun@es.
California GeIerp 85c-S1.00 pei Hun&.
BlumenfebI Toe PEI Dutenh.
Differ pIant 16e per Dntsnb.
Salat &c per 4funb.
EartofeIn 1850 per Gad; s0e auf ben
@eIeiien. Neue 59c Bis csc per BuibeI.
Suinois eib $ aartofeIn $500 per Sas.
parinips $500 per Sat.
Stabilize 15c Der Dutenb.
8eteritIie &c per Dutenb Bun9es.
Spinat -76e per Tab
BeiSe 9tiben $500 per Sat.
Shitabagas $"I.10-$1.20p per Sat
GparaeIn 1Oe Bis 26e per Bun4.
&bubarb 15e bis 20e per Outenb.
Seine 8ruiebe:n Sc per 0utenb.
&raut = 75e-$1.fO per @rate.
Gurfen "A c per Dutenb.
iSmiebeIn = $1.7,- $500 per @rate.
Srhsen 8l n ; nor RifSbeI.
Neden 8artoHeln &c -6>ep per BuibeI.
G~anteIoupeS = $3.50 $500 per Grate.
R~aHermelonen - Ice - 26e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-16
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nienmeiffer Baron Sannompa 9oI9i.
tame III beute an Qrebs eeRorben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-16
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OWxHe|1 &VVx wv OvWWUSSs
0dnbIer bsablea fsIseRbe Preie:
Butter - Country, 1le, Greouserp 22s,
sloia 23c
9ier-l4e per Dutenh.
3ibner l0}e, edtne 8. TuriepS-10-l2s.
Evening journal., 1905-07-10
EDITORIAL OPINION

las her husband thought her before the
marriage chimes rang out or the or
ganist played wedding march.
Speaking Of the importance of the
wife in the family, read this;
Trinidad. Col.--Mrs. Nal Russell
wife OF a ranchman living in the
stone Wall Mountain section, west Of
Trinidad. saved her husband from be-
ing killed by a grizzly bear yesterday
afternoon. Russell had lost consider
able stock lately. and few days ago
discovered fresh bear tracks. Yester-
day he and his wife and "A friend, a
Mrs. Wilson. started on the hunt
They suddenly came upon male and
female silver tip and fred upon them.
The bears were ugly, but the male.
monster of It's species, was killed. Rus
sell was between the animals and the
women. The death Of the male bear
seemed TO infur.ate its mate, which
started toward Russell who. seeking
a better spot from which to shoot,
stumbled and fell over log. and the
bear started toward him with a rush.
Mrs. Russell. steadying herself against
a tree. sent four rife bullets in quick
succession through the bears body
The animal fell dead few feet from
her husband.
Evening journal., 1905-07-10
LEWss MoIEs

Special to The Evening Journal.
-Lewes, July lo.-Mr and Mrs. j. Franz
Taylor who were recently married art
at the home of Mrs. sallie orton. the
bride s mother for some days They viii
make their home at Tampa. Fla.
The Diamond State Telephone Com.
pany is making extensive improvements
TO the services i'm Lewes. The central Of
ice viii pe removed from the small room
on Market street to more commodious
one ON Second street in the second floor
of The Scott Building. A canvass is being
made to obtain one hundred subscribers
In order to establish an all night service.
Miss Le,tie salmons and her sister. who
are IN charge OF the central ONCE give the
patrons excellent service
Sheriff Lynch sold the summer cottage
of j. J.. Ford on Lewes beach at sheriff .
sale on Saturday The attorneys for Mr..
Ford purchased the property. The farm
of the late William Arthur West in Pilot
town has been purchased by William H.
Cottingham. II sold for Ss40O
The fishing at the Breakwaters aud the
Ice BrealSwater is splendid just now. Sew
eral large catches have been made and
tho fish are large. Four or five launches
are engaged in carrying parties to the
fishing grounds and the sport has been
so rich during the past week that the
owners have had no difficult in getting up
parties.
Evening journal., 1905-07-10
Importanee Of the Wife.

From the Washington Star.
Though it is held otherwise by some
persons. there is evidence to support
the contention that the wife Is really
an important member Of the family.
1t would be useless to try to prove this
II every wife had a son just home
from college or a daughter just blos-
somng into beauteous womanhood.
There is no doubt that these members
OF the family are its only factors Of
consequence. The wife is so far In the
background. or the back room, that
she is out OF sight She knows her
station and she keeps her place.
OF course II there is a son just home
from college or a daughter just blos-
somng into beauteous womanhood
the husband is Of no more Importance
in the family than the wife. He is
just staying around the house.
But there are occasions when the
wife comes to the front and proves
that her ability is not limited to get
ting breakfast, putting buttons in the
clean shirts, keeping check on the
washwoman, and practicing sundrJ
other accomplishments She some
times shows that she is just as good