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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-02

@rep. 9ausberr: Dem
&ansleiratb muB es gut Bel mir esfals
len, benin er bat pisber ni9t s%efiinbiat,
trpbbem i'd linn nihts MAIDEN lofe
uno Die Wpbnuns 10 feudt lit =.
alfo fOnutsn mir i'm au9 nal ffei>
gsrnl"
Stobfeuf5er. 9i9teI
(tpGbrenb bes srDBen Monoloees iei=
nes Selben, na6bem bas Publifum Ell
Zig bic premiere Derlafen bait: .@s 1T
ridtis. baB id bier bic Dorte idrieb:
(Walter aueim = aber 10 allein bob'
id mir lin bod nidt pprseitellt!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-02
&dn9e ttnS MreaI oes GiI.

Die bisberigen 8eredmlngen Der
2Gnee unb bes Mreals bes Nil 6aben
unter Der unppltpmmenbeit bes &ar>
tenmaterials gu leiben eebobt unb
besbalb INNER erbebli9 bon einanDer
perf9iebene unb gang uneefGbre Nsrz
the ergeben. SnSpif4en lit bas Niaz
terial an &arten, MeHungen unb out
firirten Poiitionen i'm Nilgebiet better
g~etporben, tpenigitens i'm enalif9en
9ebiete. tpdhrenb fir bas beutffe fol-
DIES spar audi borliegt, aber nod ni9t
bur9 @erDffentIiduns onsemein Su=
gGngli9 gefpOrben lit. 9ermann Wdge
ner, Der ben 8ictOriaiee, unb ni9t ben
%llriprune bes &agera, als bieg1ilquele
betra9tet, CAB Dor Spei Sabren Die
2Gnee bes Nil bon Der Mitte bes 9icz
t~oriafees Bis our Miinbuns auf $500
&ilometer an. Sas @real bes Nil lit
auf 100000 0uabrattilometer be-
re6net pprben, bon 8lubar auf g.
100000 Suabratfilpmeter nit Sim
f9luB bes CUR 3eit er9ere9nune nod
unerforfGten 9ebietes i'm Often bes
8abrzel<Sfdebel unb i'm Siben bes
Sobat.
Cine Heubere9nung Der 2Gnge unb
bes Ireals bat MN &apitGn 8. g.
S1ons porgenommen unb neusrbings
mitgetbeilt. Die 8ere6nune Der Gam
&c berubt auf mobernen unb pffi3ielen
engliifen &arten, barurter audi Die
Wbitebpuief9e &arte bes 8~iftoriaiees,
tpdbrenb bas fir bic 8sre9nung Der
&ageraldnse berange5pgene ~norDpeIt>
li9fte 8latt Der beutI6en Sffafr:fa=
tarte als Deraltet be5ei9net perben
muB.
Na9 2bpns mibt Der Nil bon ben
Hippnfdaen, b. +. ieinem Mustritt aus
benz @iftoriaiee, bis CUR 3ofettomiin>
bung $3.50 &ilDmeter. Die @ntferz
rur1g bon ben &ippnfGllen iiber ben
See bintpes biz our &ageraqueIe eibt
2Dpns auf SOP &ilpmeter an = cine
3abl. bic tpobG ni9t ais maBgebenb
betra9tet perben fam, neil, pie err
tpdbnt, iens beutf6e &arte lGngft per>
a!tet lit. Sir bas Mreal ftanben 2p=
ons cine neue enslif6e 8arte fir BEN
Suban gnb Uganda Unit benz Seen=
eebiet) linb feline ebenfdls gang mo-
berne &arte fir @sppten our @erfii>
eune. Oana9 umfaBt bas Nilbaiiin
2,967,6OO Quabrotfilometer. BON
SntereHe iinb ein5elne Sbilpertbe.
go betrGet Der SlGdeninbalt bes @it>
toriaises unb feines gntipdHerun9sbe>
rei9es 238,900 Quabratfilomster; Der
8abr el@@bafal 552,100 Nuobrot=
tilpmeter; Der 8abr elzOf6ebel nit
benz 8abr es@Seraf umfabt 10000,
Der 8abr elz@baial $4,000 uabrotz
tilometer; Der 8laue Nil 331,5OO unb
bas rtpeitliGe Sbal", b. 3. bos @ebiet
bes gilbert unb Mbert=G biparbiees
54,100 Nuabratfilometer. Fir bic
9erednung bes Ireals n0rbli9 BON
ghdrtum lit Die greite bes Nilt6als
nit 8 Biz a &ilometer ienfeits bss nm
ter &ultur itebenben Streifens angsz
NOMINEE purben. grtpGbnt fei nod.
baB fir bic @aHeraufubr bas 9anae
Nilbaffin unterbalb Gbartum unb
pobl audi bos sanas @eibe glil : Bal
tin pbne 8elang finb, obsefeben BON
eelesentli6en lofalen Wolfenbriifen.
Gbenfp bat ii9 geseiet, bab audi Der
8ahr elz@bafal feinen @influb in
bieier Hidtung ousiibt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-02

~ li6 gebalten," iaete @raf l1ns
~ 9naO tieffinnig. na9oem feline
9eina6lin ibren 8eri9t be-
enoet bate. Sarauf i9pieg er, uno
0te bei0en gingen cine Weile itumm
nebeneinanoer Per.
Gs mar in Der SdmWerung am
GpGtna9mittaee bes felben Saees, in
OeTen Mittagsglutb Die 9rdfin ii9 in
Ole Gtaot 9etpagt bate. Die bei6en
9aiten f9ritten in etpas eigentbim=
liGsn &pftiimen iber einen bon cine.
Sarusbede singefabten uno bon boben
8u9en iiberbies u%midumten groBen
Hdienplab: nGmli9 barfuB uno bar
baupt; Die @rdfin bo9gei9ir5t, Der
@raf nit aufgefrempelten 9ofen.
Iuf 0ieiem Dem prufanen Iuse
0ur6 oas 9riin Der 9ede uno 8Gume
entao9enen RaienplaBe in Dem nett
ldufigen parte feiner 8i1a pflegte Der
@raf oes Morgens feline SonnenbGber
81 ne6men, tpie er bies pGbreno ieines
Mufentbaltes in Der &uranitalt bon
Softor 2obn1unn auf Dem uWeiben
6iri9" BEL Dresden eelernt bate,
@6enos aber, tpenn Der Sbau fi9 duf
bas @ras ienfte, mar Ser pldb pie
gei9affen CUR @erpoaitGnbiguns Der
Sur na6 &neipps @ori9rift. On Der
einen 9Gngsieite Ser Wieie itanb Elm
no9 Mrt Ser @pbnuneen gepiher mill
Der 80lterItdmme erridtetes SGus9en
auf bier Yfoften, befen cine ein5ige
Stube i'm eriten Stodperfe feline 8ors
oerfpano befab. !9ier bate Der @raf
perfu9t, ou9 Oas S9lafen i'm Sreten
genau mad @ori9rift por5unebmen.
ga aber 0as &lima in benz rauberen
&drnten fi9 bod ni9t re9t fir 6ie5en
She'll bes beriibmten Haturbeilperfab@
rens 5u eisren f6ien, inbem es fi9
tpeoer bur9 fameelbaarene Seden nod
bur9 @ufiteaung zines 8edens NIT
gliibenoen &oblen miloern lieb, ipar
ods 6aus 0ur9 Inbringung zines
Srubtnebes, BORT, pp Die bierte Wano
feblte, gu elmer @oliere gema9t tporz
Den, als pel9e es ii9 oenn au9 por=
trsffli9 ~bepGbrte, tpenn audi Bis ieBt
nur in Ser Sbeorie, % Der 9raf aus
Tur9t Dor Marbern uno Sltihen fi4
ME entf9lieBen fonnte, Die entipre4enz
Den 8Osel unaui4affem.
Die 8rdfin pflegte ibren leioenoen
@dtten 6dour9 nirfungsppn gu unters
ftisen, bab fie feline pe4felnoen &uren
biz gu einem @raoe nit bur9ma9te,
oafiir muBte iid oieier beoingungslos
ihren pe9felnoen 2aunen unterpronen.
8on oen SonnenbGbern bate lie apar
troB Oes eifrigen 3urebens ibres Sc
mabls Mbitano genommen, bas an
abenoli9e 8arfublaufen aber auf Dem
feuGten @rafe fpar ibr cine ongenebme
Mbtiiblung. Sci oiefen abenoliGen
Dieiennanoerungen purOen 5usleia
Die SagesereigniKe befpro4en unb
Pldne eei6mieOet.
@ie oie beiben, 6ie fi9 tpie 9efhpis
fer sliden, 70 oabinf4ritten nit ibren
gerDtbeten @efi6tern unO langen Huz
fen, paren lie apei eben Der @oliere
entitiegenen Hiefenputern niAt nnGbnz
li4.
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-02
9. G I.

O. bate bas bod ni9t fir m0ss
~ li6 gebulten," iaste @raf I'm
~ 9naO %tiefftnnig, na9oem feline
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-07-21
Small Inventions Most Profitable.

"Somcthifg homely," said the
aged inventor. Something lit lie,
something simple, something cheap.
A hook and eye. toothbrush. a
shoe button. Those are the inven-
lions that there is money in.
"Do YOU know the two inventions
that it is conceded have made more
than all the others? They are tho
safety pin and the steel pen. The
first gross Of steel pens sold for S3G.
That j. 70 cents apiece.
"A profitable Invention was the
baby crn Is a woman originated
IL. anl j. nsltcl hcr $4,000. Moth
INK lkr AS ch. son see, as The
'af.ir p.n or Gle steel pen.
"lhe ual.,s and the cheaper an
invention Is tAc more chance it
stand. of being inguey maker. -
Portland Ore
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-07-21
Harbison Trustees Notice

Notice is hereby given bat the under
signed Trustee Of HARRISON township,
will 81. md 10 township business on each
Monday OF the year, AZ my ofice, and
persons having township business 10
transact are required to present i 20 him
on Mondays.
The towns zip library Will be kept al
my home near Dubois.
Jl1N J.. HARDER. Trustee
Jan > ~ - .,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-07-21
The most Delie htful Summer Resorts
IN America are the Lands of
the Sky" Country. West
ern North Carolina.
m North Carolina.

ASuENILIE. \. g., more nearly than
any other city in America meets all 81
the requirements Of a natural sanitariunl
and health resort. For temperature and
climate IL j. unrivaled Madness char
acterises the atmosphere OF this capital
OF health ut all seasons of tine year. its
hotels never close. situated ,yer 2uO0
IL. above the sea level, the Asheyille
Plateau Possesses an atmosphere m once
dry and bracng. Hills, valleys, rivers
and forests ah0umd
Near to A>heville, which L. the center
OF the beautiful Land Of th. sky
country. are other resorts of tame. such
a Hot springs Henderson, ii.e. Brevard,
lovely Lake roNaway. etc The ">ap-
phire Country as the district around
Lake TcNaway and Sapphire has come
To he called. il within q short ride 0i
Asheyille. There are lakes of won lcIml
beauty several thousand feet above The
sea
The great natural hesufyoi the Land
of the Sky country has not yet been
maired 10y the hand cf man, his only
encroachment upon the sylvan solitude
having been the erection Of splendid
"a ltels on attractive sights anil the cone
struction oi excellent carriage roads
upon which 90 reach them.
For handsomely Illustrated free hook
lets. also a. 10 rates, train service etc
write 10 any passenger represen alive a
the Southern Railway or direct to a.. y.
Allen. a. g. L. A., eos bemical buiid-
ing ~ Louis Mo-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-07-21
Boone Township Trustees
Notice.

Inc undersigned, Trustee Of Boone
township, Dubois county, hereby gives
notice that he viii attend 20 all business
pertaining 10 the office Of Trustee, a. his
residence, fourmiles southwest Of Por-
tersville, on SAturdAysof each week, and
requests all persons having township
business 10 present II on Saturday. Citi-
Lens desiring books from the Township
Library, are notified that the Library il
keOt n my residence.
school books al Mrs. Mary Gissier's
q. pOrtersvilie. pETER i >CHNAKE.
ES Trustee Boone Up
Ism 1OlS-x
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-07-21

In the matter Of Nidancse com
municaiuns much interest is taken
in tie expected arrival at khartum
of experimental motor cars for pas
scnrcr service in the desert. The
diHcu,tv has been % find motors
which aGe capable OF travelling over
the sand. bal 10 Is hoped that thu
re- eui cNrirer,s vl.l lead 70 a So
lutioa . .hl- problem. :
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-07-21
FRANK l.. BETZ
Attorney III Law ana
Pension Attorney.

VIII practice q Dnbois aad aiioir ing
counties. Prompt attention given 10
collections. Noiar, plhiic oiE e..
e. Life. Fire and Accident Insurance
Companies represented.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-07-21
Lisrarr Msthels.

The librarian of the chamber Of
deputies a, Berlin on being told the
average time for getting a book at
the Columbia university library in
New YORK exclaimed: Where shall
| 90 next Two hours and a half
in Berlin, one hour in Paris, TWEEN
y minutes In the British museum
and two and a half minutes at Co
lumbia " Perhaps if ne wishes to
read several books it might save
time FOR linn to make a trip to
America New York Tribune.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-07-21
jefferson TIP. Notice.

Tie uniersi. ned trustee % jefferson
township, Dubois county hereby gives
notice that he sill attend 20 all business
pertaining 70 the office Of Trustee at his
residence one mile north OF Birdseye on
the Tuesdays of each week aud re4 uests
ali persons having township business to
present il on office days.
JOHN W. ENL0W. Trustee.
Jan. 5, 05-lyr.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-07-21
u addison Township Trustee
Notice.

Notice Is given that hereafter the Trus-
tee OF Madison township will Be In Ire
land on the hrst saturday 81 each
month, and the remaining Saturdays 40
nv residence, one mile southwest Of
Ireland, for the pur oose OF attending %
township business, and all persons hAv-
ING business with the township ara ex.
Dectei 70 confne il 10 those days.
The township library is KEEP. AT Sam II
keans' in Ireland, where al may
ootain the books.
rhe Indiana School books will be
fond 81 VIM. T. Young's store At ali
times. SAMUEL A. CLKzEN,
Jan 5. lo0S-y Trustee Madison To
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-06
News of Nebraska.

AINSWORTH-The Ainsworth school
opened this morning.
PAPILLION-The Papillion public school
opened today with $50 pupils in attendance
and six teachers
BURWELI-The Burwell schools opened
yesterday with a very large attendance.
There are large number of country
pupils present.
FREMONT-Harry Williams was bound
over TO the district court today by Justice of
the Peace Dame on the charge of selling
liquor without a license.
HARVARD-The public schools OF Har-
ward began their years work today. Har-
ward district being six miles square there
are five outside schools.
BURWELL-A good rain has been falling
for the last twelve hours. II is warm and
came slowly and will put the ground in
fine condition for winter wheat.
NEBRASKA CITY-Louis Lewis and Miss
Myrtle Beck, who reside south of this city,
were united In marriage yesterday by Rev.
]. w. Scott OF the Methodist church.
PLATTSMOUTH-Th the 1O-year-
old son OF Mr.. and Mrs. George Anderson,
fell from turning pole yesterday and sus-
tained a painful fracture OF his left wrist.
SCHUYLER-An organ recital will be
held at the First Methodist Episcopal
church here Wednesday evening Septem-
Der 6. Professor Ben Stanley, organist and
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-06

school is under the charge Of body OF
sisters of the Franciscan order, and has,
during the twenty-five years of its exist
ence, developed a growing sphere OF useful
ness, Music the fine arts and the higher
branches of education find a place in It's
curriculum. A number of priests of this
diocese together with students for the min
istry, received their initial training in this
institution. The faculty Is under the direc-
ton of the dean of the district, Very Rev.
Joseph Ruesing resident rector.
SHELTON-Rain began falling yesterday
evening and continued throughout last
night and is still raining this morning.
Coming at this time the moisture will be
very much appreciated, as nearly every
farmer in this section is plowing for fail
wheat and the ground was getting quito
dry. More wheat will be sown around mere
this fall than ever before, as the crop
this year has been a very paying one. One
farmer yesterday thFeshed his crop which
had been stacked early and gone through
the sweat. This field last spring was
thought to be an entire failure, as the
grain looking dead, but the spring
rains brought 1t out and a yield of over
twenty-five bushels was threshed, test
ing sixty-three. pounds and bringing So
cents a bushel, and as high as forty
bushels are reported.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-06

of the day. A large crowd is looked for
and arrangements are being made to ac-
commodate them.
NEBRASKA CITY-A daughter of Ora
Baker was seriously injured yesterday by
falling under wagon, the wheels of which
passed over her body She was riding with
her father, when the team became fright
ened and attempted to run away The
girl jumped from the wagon and the wheels
her left hip. She was Severely bruised
about her body.
WEST POINT-This morning witnessed
the opening of st. Pauls German Lutheran
term. The school is under the able presl-
dency of Prof. Rudolph Peters, one of the
During Prof. Peters management of this
institution of learning the standard of the
school has been materially raised. The
opening enrolment was large.
WOOD RIVERA steady rain all last
night and today is bound to delay the
hay and alfalfa making, besides proving
not been threshed from the shock and is
still standing on the ground The moisture
| is needed to aid in fall plowing and Will
be a. help to the corn. If the weather
remains nice for three more weeks all
corn will be out of danger.
HARVARD-The weather for some days
has been exceedingly cold, but today Is
much warmer with rain indications, which
is much wanted, as the ground has be-
begin seeding to winter wheat and a fine
| rain will not only aid in this work but VIII
materially help the further nlllnB OF corn
as some, especially late corn, requires a
good rain for full development.
| WOOD RIVER-Marshal Coomes has Just
returned from Doniphan, where he was
after three fellows by the name of James
| claiming to be cousins of the notorious
James boys of Missouri, and who arc
| wanted here for slashing a farmer with 6
| razor. They had some dispute with the
| farmer and in the mix-up he was cut quite
| severely on the arm. The marshal failed
! to locate them at Doniphan as they hac
| left for other fields.
| HARVARD-The body OF Harry Mohler
who last Saturday was so severely in
| jured in the Burlington yards at Ashland
| that he died soon after reaching the sani
! tarium at Lincoln, was today brought e
| this city for burial, accompanied by his
| mother, brother and sister and other i'm
| mediate friends besides a large number
! of railroad and lodge associates. the ar
| rangements being in charge OF Undertakei
Brown of lincoln. A large number O
! relatives and friends met the company a
! the station and accompanied them to tn,
! cemetery, where short service was held
| WEST POINT-St, Marys Academy, at
/ tached TO st. MaTy's church OF this city
| opened for the school year this morning
| with a largely increased attendance. TIT
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-06
above the knee. His condition is regarded
as very critical tonight
PRISONERS DIG, OUT OF JAIL
Indications They, Were Aided by
Persons on the Outside.
(INrorp q Gtaff (SorraaDopdapt


(From q Staff Correspondent
LINCOLN, Neb., Sept. Especial Tele-
gram)-Six prisoners escaped from the
county Jail early tonight by crawling
through a hole in the wall, apparently dug
from the outside. All of the men had been
bound over from the police court on felony
charges. The absence of the men was dis
covered about 9 o'clock by Mrs. Ress, wife
OF the sheriff, who is in charge during the
absence Of the sheriff in the west. One Of
the men had engaged the night jaier, VIII
liam Oustoff, in conversation for consider
able time, during which the FIVE men es-
capped then this man made his get away
To make the hole in the wall It was neces-
sary for the men on the outside to dig
down in the earth fully three feet and then
they took out three large stones. These
were on the outside of the wall and looked
as though a pick had been used and that
the men had plenty Of time to do the job.
The night jailer is supposed to make his
rounds every thirty minutes, but tonight
he neglected to do this owing to the in
teresting conversation In which he was en-
gagged.
The men who escaped were w. F. Clark,
J. Copeland and VIII Rice. bound over for
working paddock game; Thomas Watson,
burglary; Henry Cunningham, forgery;
George Collins, burglary.
Other prisoners made no attempt to es-
| cape. 1t has been customary to lock the
men In their cells at s o'clock but since the
sheriff has been away the rule has been
suspended and the hours changed to or
| TO-
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-06
CEDAR COUNTY ENDORSES WARNER
Dakota County Man Recommended TO
state Chairman.

Dakota County Man Recommended for
state Chairman.
HARRINGTON, Neb., Sept. 5-(Special
Telegram.) 1.-The republican county conven-
ton held here today was a we'll attended
and enthusiastic gathering. The follow
ing county candidates were named:
County clerk, L. ]. Harlei treasurer.
Henry Hoese; sheriff, ]. f. Rosenberger;
superintendent, H. w. Curtisi coroner, DR..
missioner, X. p. Jensen. For county judge
the present democratic incumbent, c. H.
Delegates to the state conventional. q.
Ward, A E. Aegertor, F. o. Robinson, A.
n shGPeFa Ssc pr B6SEbSy 6sFibsy VRfF RI
w. F. Schwerin,. W. H, Gibson 9, w.
Mersher, Richard Crouch, w. H. Barn
hart, IL L. Peck
The following resolutions were adopted:
Resolved by the republicans of Cedar
county in convention assembled that we en-
dorse the administration of President Roose-
| welt, and that we hereby instruct our dele
| gates to the state convention to favor a
resolution by the state convention, instruct
ing our representatives In congress to sup
! port the presidents measures for the con-
! troll OF the railroads. Be II further
Resolved. That we believe the office OF
| state chairman should at all times be held
| by men of the highest integrity and ability.
| We believe that the Hon. w. r. War
ner, of Dakota City, by virtue of his unim-
! peachable integrity, his oft-tested ability as
/ "a political organizer and his state wide
/ acquaintance will render the republican
/ party in Nebraska distinguished service as
| state chairman during the approaching
/ election. We therefore recommend that the
delegates to the state convention from this
county use all honorable means to secure
Mr., Warmers election to this important
ONCE.
A. e. Ward was chosen chairman and
/ F.. w. Barnhart secretary of the county
central committee
BEATRICE. Neb., Sept. b.-(Special Tele-
gram THE republicans OF Gage county
held a very harmonious and largely at
4 tended convention here today, 24s delegates
! being represented at the meeting. Samuel
Rinaker was chosen temporary chairman
| and ]. W. SimOns of Homesville secretary.
The following ticket was placed in nomnis-
! ton:
/ Conlee register OF deeds, c. B. Hensley,
| Wyhore; sheriff, Lon. Trude; county judge,
| II. A. Spanord; county surveyor, A. ]. Pet
houd; coroner, J. Q. Reed
Delegates 70 the state convention: w. w.
| Scott, d; w. Cook, Samuel Rinaker, II.
Murray, II J. Wetmore, H. w. l. Jackson,
! r. r. Kyd, r. n. Kaufman s. D. Killen,
] G, II. Johnson, Leroy X. Sale, r. w Grant
NJ. c. Shaw, A. H. Kidd. C.. b. Demster,
! G: II Brash, w. s, Bourne, ]. E CObbey,
, NJ. p Miller, w. z. Robbins, ]. e. Nc
! Cormick W. c. Smith, Jesse Miller E
/ Wallmann, John Scheve, T. L. Davis, j. w.
Simmons Andy Kerry, William West l. N
Pickett, George Humphrey, r. H. Kesley,
Fred Latin.
Judging from the harmony which pre-
vailed in the convention, the warning fac
tions are at peace and prospects point to an
overwhelming republican majority in Gage
this fall.