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The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-12-27
"IhCt'.. h<1tn't but one 7na1, that sho orr
to marry"

sage, a line from the woman he loved,
but not thing come. got to 1ookin'
fer 1T, too, fer lowed I'd made no
}dstako, in sizin' the woman up, an
tother, day, when big bunch O. roses
"pme fer i'm with q note, actually
"un up to bis room with 'em, was 80
glad. + knowed whar they growed,
an, like fool, told i'm thcy was
rom the right source. :Iis pore, pale
face flushed all over. But when he
opened the note It was from somebody
else. His lip Jest sagged down an
Jerked as he toP me !: was mistaken in
the pusson that had sent them. My
Lord! / was hoppin' mad thenl Say,
what are you uns. anyway, that you
kin hold yourselves aloof from seclr a
man at sech a timer Even ef you did
intend TO balk the marriage you could
"a treated I'm like a, human hein',
stricken in upholdin' his honor an pro.
tectin' tho rights o. other people"
Mrs. Hillyer'--Lydia drew herself
up to her full height, her startled eyes
D>aT!lg down on the caller--"do you
l"'on to say that George Buckley has
not had a letter from me since he was
,fNuniedr'2 ...s
''i certainly do Miss Lydia" j.
Thcn the girl turned to Mrs. Gram
ston. taking step toward her in her
eagerness. Mother" she said fiercely,
you took my letters away from Jane.
4 saw you talking to her."
why, daughter, I"-
"Did you do itY the girl demanded
sharply "Did your
Mrs. Cranston hesitated and then
said falteringly, her eyes on tho carpet
"fYou were 80 unduly wrought up and
excited by--by the report Of the shoot
ing that really I--I'--
'MotheE"f Lydia interrupted her,
"you have gone too far.,3You had no
right under heaven to act as you did,
It was a crime, considering his con-
lition and-my feelings. 6Afrs. Hill
yer, ie Hortense ut home n,
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The story of tho torture Of Rev. o. D.
Moore, pastor OF the Baptist church, OF
HarpersviIle, N. Y, will interest you
lie says: II suffered agonios, because
OF persistent cough, resulting from th,
grip. L had to sleep sitting up III bed
tried many remedies, without reliof
until I took DR.. Kings Now Discovery
for consumption coughs and colds,
which entirely cured my cough, and
saved me from consumption. a grand
cure for diseased conditions of Throat
and Lungs. At Piokens Drug Co.
price 900 and $l.00, guaranteed. Trial
bottle free.
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4 Certain Cure for Croa,lp.l

5ss NJ So a Certain Cure for Group 81 M
When q child shows symptoms Of group
there is no time TO experiment with new
iremedies, no matter how highly they
may be recommended. There is one
preparation that can alwaya be, depended
upon. It has been in use for many years
md has5neYer been known to fail, viz:
Champerlain,s cough remedy. Mr.. n.
j.. Compton of Market, Texas, says of
it, 81 have used Chamberl0in's cougl,
Remedy in severe cases of Group wltl
my children, aud can truthfully say il
always gives prompt relief" For sale b,
Pickens Drug Co., i. N. Hunter
| Liberty, ..
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la TtltS. CRANSTON followed Lydia
I$1 into the sitting room, where
shc was putting OH hor hat be-
G.asy fore Il mirror.
"You will not compromise yourself
bysgoing there. dearT' Mrs. Cranston
said excitedly.
"You may call 1t that If you like" re-
torted the girl, turning as she was
thrustlng hatpin into place behind
her head. ~ am going to explain why
he has not heard from me-"
"Oh, daughter don't. don't! Think
| Of your family, Of me. Of your father"
"I'll think Of you when l have more
time" replied tho girl. "I'm going
straight to George Buckley now. Moth
cr, l respect him. honor him more
than any man alive. I--love him. Yes.
L love him with all my heart and soul.
and I'm simply furious ut the way you
have treated u.s."
"You don't mean that you would
] actually marry him, Lydia Cranstonw
"Well, you just let him give me tho
| chance and see If I won't. I'd rather
live Oh bread and water with him than
with the richest man the sun ever
shone on. There, are you satisfied Z
You md father have been treating me
Nike child, with no regard for my
feelings, but now that you have dared
to interfere through me with George
Bucklcy's rights as an American citi-
zen, intercepting his letters when he
lay ut denth's door. treating him as IL
he were dog-wcll. you have simply
forced me to do my duty"
Lydia, daughter But the girl had
turned into the hall and was walking
rapidly across the lawn toward the
gate.
She went directly to Hillyer's house.
tIortense was in the yard gathering
flowers and greeted her with sur,
priscd smile as she came toward her
across tho grass.
"ILortense," said Lydia tensely, 81
want to see George. May II"
"Why, yes, Of COURSE" said uortense.
II have just left him. came after
these flowers for his room. 90 right
up; It's the first door on the left at
the head Of the stairs. Oh, Lydia, I'm !
80 glad you came; 1t is very good Of |
you; ;,it,will make him 80 happy. Ever
since he wna lIurt he has
va I E5 ", but 1t wasn't my fault; |
.hIt ".nI want to explain"
%" "..., Georges room was open. |
- ''o'' ~" ;urned from Lydia as she |
''n,t'.d the "om and he did not look |
.o'"@& '>.s, linking it was Hortense
TTSHturning with the flowers. 1t was not
TILL she stood over him, her burning
glance of sympathy on him, that he
looked up; then he flushed md started
to sit erect 80, . ~ .''r.'
Don't, don't, Georger she cried, and
she latd her hand softly on his brow
and gently pushed him back on his pill
low.
TITS kind Of you to come" he said.
x really was not-not cxpecting-that
is''-
mo; know you were not looking for
me. George, and wonder what you
have thought Of me. I've come +o
plain and beg you to fn-~'Nt as.. T.
not quite ." -" go ....,E ;..,, I'D.
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r~, BY VIII
Substitute
Copyright, 1903, by HARPER u BROTHERS,

Copyright, 1908, by HARPER " BROTHERS,
that tho poro boy was bothered by Jest
ono thought IN TINT awful moment, an
that wag' that the woman he loved an
wanted to care fer was to be left to
marry n worthless man. IIe begged
Mr.. 11illycr to AK 'er not to do 1t. Ef
George had "A died that nd "a been
his message from the grave. wonder
h"--
Lydia Cranston had risen to her feet
and stood bending toward the imp.;5-
stoned speaker, her great. beautiful
eyes distended.
"Dld--did he write that. Mrs. HILL
yerT she cried. "Oh. did he2" Il
mot only that" replied Mrs HILL.
yer. "but he has laid thar In nv hc.',.
ever since, pnin' 81 N..-' . ....
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eyes, she's thar, Miss Lydia"

Eyes, she's thar, Miss Lydia"
- "'WcH.i'm going to explain to George.
and Pm going now" Lydia said. Gle
shant wait one minute longer to know
how feel and how I've felt all along.
Ycu have done everything on earth to
make me untrue to my better self,
mother, and at last rcsorted to actual
dishonesty. I'll never marry the man
you want me to-neverr' With that
the girl turned quickly from the room.
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..o,c another. It ais
ITO be continued.
The hoy that Unlocks Tho Door to Long
Living.

Inc hcy that Unlocks Tho Door to Long
Living
Tho men of oighty five and ninety
years OF age arc not the rotund we'll fed,
out tim, spare mon who live on a
slender dict. Be as careful as he will.
however, man past middle ago. will
oocnsloniily e"t too much or of some
article OF food not suited to his
constitution, and will need dose Of
Ohamoerlnln's Stomach and Liver
Iaolets TO cleanse and invigorate his
SION "cho and regulate his liver aud
bowels. When this is done there is no
;eason why tho average man should not
Drug Co. :.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-12-27
FAILE

Az forts have failed to find better
.~w"cty Tor coughss. colds ind lung
tvouhlr., than Foley's Honey and Tar.
J; alopH the cough, heals the lungs and
pr"rrvta serious results from cold.
j n. PATTERSON, Nashua, Iowa, writes
'fast Inter had q bad cold on my
;"NGe mid tried at least half dozen
.aaSn't"ed cough medicines and had
fr@n't0aIlt from two physicians without
30t'nB ,rny benefit. A friend recon-.
lucnd@'I Toley's Honey aed Tar and two
thiris ora bottle cured me, I consde
IL t,io &tea test cough and lvng medicine
il, Lllc World"
tIckepa Drug Go. r.. +. Smith. Easley.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-12-27
IN tarppe Anl 4 si.sunenia.

Pneumonia often tollows Ia grippe but
never follws the use loley's & Honey
and Tar. It cures la Grippe coughs aud
prevents pneumonia and consumption.
Ask for Fol leS, s. Honey and Tar and re.
fuse amy substitute offered. B. +. Mr.. .
tVacher, Of 1b7 Osgood ST., Chicago,
writes: t'Ni " wife had a severe case Of Ia
grippe three years ago, and IL left hol
with a terrible cough. She tried a ,bottl,
of Foley's Honey and Tar and it gave
immediate relief, A 50cent bottle cGred
her oongh. entirely" refuse substitutes
Pickens Drug Co. II, +. Smith Easloy
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-12-27

- ca = Co., - .II--0' "IT|' W.
of Harper, WASH, II had a
tile, with chronic stomach md
uble, but at last I won. md
y diseases, by the use OF
Bitters. I unhesitatingly rec
them to oil, and don't intend
i,ure to be without them in the
hey nre certainly wonderful
:, to have cured such a bad caso
" Sold, under guarantee to do
t, you, by Pickens: Drug Co.;
bottle. Try them today.
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"a BeasY,i Fato.

q n t fearful IA te. to have to endure the
81 fSiss bIa t0rtneeS of Piles. s"I can
$ttfitt :fttlj5 eny writes Harry Colson, Of
6 illes Ia. g that for Blind .x Bleed
tchiDg and Ptotruding Piles,
eisn e lfnioe SalYe, is the best cure
ssist &; 9 y Iso best for cuts, bgfns and
II fFiga9 2Do biz L2iclEene DrtIe 90. N B
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-12-27
IL hIhA 'h.t,s.

". l11ah 10 l0Hu ohuse aiter health
3 iroDl Que extreme Of faddism to another.
/. Yhou, if they would only eat good food,
L and keep their. bowels regular With DR..
King 3 New Life Pills, their troubles
wo0ld 81 pass away. Prompt relief and
#unick cure for liver and stomach trou.
Z Sle, 200 st Pickena Drug Co.; guarar g..
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PICKENS, =. C.
lesday. December 81, 1905.
,ig cotton crop is piantoa mex,
here will be moro profit in
October futures than in grow
( on t%##j%s2
, no.ora eoulp No, Holp HOE.

< - I'D kidney trouble for years, "
writes Mrs. raymond Conner Of Shelton,
Wash, i'and the dooters could not help
lna, Wied Foley's eidney cure, and the
Yncy first dose gave me relief and an
now cured. ] cannot say too much for
Tolc%'H Ks Kidney cure" It makes the
aisru;ed kidneys sound so they will
the poisons from the blood.
Un'o%a they do thi,, good health is
impos.,iple Piokcns Drug company,
Il. = smith Eusley.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-12-27

,1rn c'op ~t uNrpt HNo' -
b> The DnHi tbs i...i ior
Gta. Harmers no longer plant
It lew ncres Of corn on poor hillside
without manure, brt rather many
Eai:.oye plant the best land they
hoy IN corn and manure it we'll.
III tnamer has learned that the
ODi1 g. to be sncnaeefnl IL 70 raiao
Dtnor grain "r"n@. 600 then
tn lao iu "pItcn 10 cou
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-12-27

What will become Of this country
~hou here is no moro stump light.
N.uG oft? It will he q dreary place,
especially iu the early morning whom
hn=u re fires to build.
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= S.AAoxiy knocked out.
"'>3rsn q weeks ago during the severe
u -; an tGar hotI, NV yy;fn md tr,<cnIf

l., EoSGr. coihD wNirL ~v.rJAy
4 IntN 'un wolE ui. i -
nh CNlt,Nnn"I'' .-N N"Y'rms -
T. Il. $ irt..#vu : ..api
Gown '0}"... t.I q Edt
nua1i@} &u,o, he,,i r'ury>t np,
puYG I.tI4!-o. With N.--I-.tG
apal.a "f chills and fever. We began
t,sing chamberlain Cough Remedy,
hiding lie same with dose of Chamber
5";n '&iiL>mach and Liver Tablets, an d
ns i,n liberal use soon completely
kaocEoiE out the grip" These Tablets
Eromoie a healthy action of the bowels.
Ayor aid. kidneys which is alworH
t"nvh";ttl when the svster' :" non. ,%,,t
bN q cid "~ .'incE pf .Un ,yip. Nrr
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-12-27
BY Will N. Harden.

Author "A b.
n er DanicE;.
1.-THE Land Of
tho Changing
ISun,n H1 "A e
North w al k
Mystery"
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-12-27
CHAPTER XXXY.

IN TIRS. CRANSTON followed Lydia
into the sitting room. where
| shc was putting OH hor hat be-
fore q mirror.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-12-27

-Lru clnn II ullDnt Nu-n,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-20
Wtarbi Uras, GIoriba. Der SiSen.
Spe5ial MmsHms fir Snbtama 9pmri
ffen iiber bic Renniblpaata 2tmiem.

gu iebr ansenebmer Belt fur cine Rei5e
nod benz Sii6en fomrtt Der ipe3ieQe Nitts
Dinter guSHus fir Snbiana Touritsn,
etne niht foft'pielige &eiie fur @eiun6beits
SuHenbe nod ben beriibmten MusIuaSorten
bon TIOriba unb beS SibenS, ein1hliebIit
;rpeier 8ersniieunsstase Der befannten Warbi
@ras 6eftIihfeiten su Stem Orleans. Ctr.
maiiiber 9uunan 3ue uerIdBt ben Snbianas
polls Union 8abnbof am 81. 6ebruar um 7
ubr Mbenbs iiber bic Yennlplbania 2tnien.
Yunfte bon Sntereie Der @oute entldne
f9IieBen in fit bic beribmten S@IaHtfelber
2ootout Wountain, @~bidamauga, AtIarta,
Sapannab, bic Mari9route pom ,Sberman
mad benz Vseer@.
Die Tour umfabt Ormonb, ser beriibmtc
Observation-Disclosures ct. Muguftine nit
ieinsn aItertbimIi@en ipanii9en Baftionen ;
Neniacold, pct Marine Snteref1e; 9aB
Gbrtftian, baS Newport bes Siben, NobiIe,
Birmingham, Nafbpile, nit seniisenb 3eit
CUR umi4au. 3mei Gage IufentbaIt in
Netr Orleans udbrenb bes Narbi @raS.
GIf Ta9e IN benz fonniSen Siiben, entfernt
pon benz Sis unb Gdnee tes NorbenS unb
Der R~oitenpunft eini&liebIiH gunrsans nur
500. Da bic S&Lafteqen 3eitisf I'm 8ors
aus beteQt wer6en fouten 10 fpre@en Sic
baIb Dor p6er f9reiben Sic an SO. 50
@i9aroion, 2lfiitant General NaHaaiers
Neent, indianapolis, er mirb aue Srasen
tereittuiqi8ft ~beanttrorten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-20

fen. Nqe pieien entriffet bic Musfal.
run9en RanbaIs 3uriid.
Gn Der Sanb bon Gorfer's seieten
fie, ME fdmdbli9 f6 bic golorabo'er
@rubsnarbeiier wdbreno Der 3eit hires
Streites 9e9sn Die limited Wine Dor=
fers Naiional Organization benommen
batten. unerb6rte 5oroerun9e1 bdtten
bieislben on bic Organization gsffslt
unb untsr allen m6gliden 8orwdnben
senug 8elo erpreBt, um tdsli@ Surfsp
eHen al t6nnen. Den @olorabosB Berg
tperfsarbeitern feien biel mebr Subfi=
fsns. @eloer ge3ablt tuorbsn, ME ieiner
3eit ben ftreifenoen Steinfoblen. Berg
rusrts. Nrbeiter. 8eaei9nenb fir bic
@sfinnuns oieier Streitsnben iei Die
fOlssnoe Sbatiade: Snfulge Der forts
~udbrenosn Sammertlasen unb Noth-
f9reie hdtte Die Organization ben in
gnloraoo In ben MHstanb 8etretenerl
3elte suseianot. Statt G9 fur bieie
Jrriorge oantbar gu ertpeiien, bdttsn
oiefelben Die u~ngebeure Gredaeit ge-
babt nod Die 3ablun9 zines tdeliaen
2obnes FIR bas NufIdlasen bieier
3slts su ~bsrlangen. Mae bieie Iebtges
~nannten 3ebnsr 9aben an. baB Ran.
oal's Mittbeilunsen fid ni9t auf
Sbatia4en fttbten uno besbalb oas
bobe anieben unb benz boraigli6en
&ufe, beher Wit9eQ f9 bel Der Orga=
IMITATION ~erfreut, gu eri4tttern ui4t
geeignet feien.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-20
9as ftaatssefabrlide aDhbuh.

ueber etnen rei5enben S4elmenitrel6
Der rufff4en GenfurbebOroe pirb fpl>
senbes beridtet: Sin ruffii4er Stuatss
roth tponte tiirSli9 feiner 9attin Elm
&ohbu9 f9enfen. @r be5og Elm folGes
aug Berlin. Sas BUD mubte bic gen>
furbeb0rbe paffiren. Ser genior priift
ben Snbalt NIT fritif9en 8liden. ba
pl0bIi9 ftDbt er auf Elm umfansrei9es
aapitel, in benz bic berf9iebenen Mrten
bon rMuflauf" bebanbelt tperben. Cine
Mnleituns gum @uflduf. iest. mo es IN
Rublanb fopiefo in allen S6i4ten Der
Bep0lferung gdbrt-bas bate gsrabe
nod gefebIt! Nlfo raid bic Druders
f9nGrae berbei unb = bag 3apitel
rMuflauf" purbe sefdpdr5t. Ra9bem
70 bas &odbu9 feiner Staatssefdbr=
Iidteit entfleibet mar, tonnte es pbne
8ebenfen benz MbreFaten iibermittelt
perben. Der genfor battle fpieber eins
nal bas Waterlanb gerettet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-20

@sissborlaaer. tusl9e eingerei9t> inb,
UNI bic Nt&olion.B ia in elmer FIR ale
liberal gefinntsn girger smpfinbli9en
Weife gu perf9drfen, lie9en Der 2egiss
latur Dor. sic tuerber aud angenom-
men tpsrosn, tuenn oas Seutfdtbum
nidt nit aler @neraie basesen auf=
tritt. @lio fort nit Der 2etbargie uuo
aufgeua9t, Ssutf9e!
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-20

8ra3iI. Bel 8ni9btsbtle er.
folgte elm 3uiammenfoB 3mifdsn 6em
@enterpoint giienbabn= unb benz weff-
sebenben Special Graht3rge go. 10.
Ser giienbabnarbeiter $bomas Size
baber murbe fdwer nsrleBt. S9ulb
an benz unslid trug Der bihte Hebel.
Der tiber ben giienbabnaeIeiien bling.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-20

Bauer e.
Grau Charles @. Wiliams, @epara.
turen, No. 724 Horb capitol 9pe.,
$2829. = Burnett : Qeuis 2umber
@ompanp, Gabritgebdube, @frtelba9n
unb Sbelbp.S traBe, $1100. = Wa.
bai6 Stealth Company. Mnbau, Waib-
in9ton. unb Sbslbp.6 Str, $500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-20

1@dnen moufe, le9fe tetn. Wnfter yro.
teft aegen baRelbs elm. Die 6rau per=
lanst Steioung uno $500 alimente.
9i3,ie ". parneI iu4t S9siouna
bon George %. parnea. Hls fis nuf
elmer Better ffano, iaet ie, madte er
f6 ibre bil1pie Sage gu Rubs uno
orObte He bon oben berab3ufoBen uno
ibr Den Gals anauidneioen. Wdb.
reno er bieie Srobuna ausffieb, siebt
fe on. fddrfte sr fid iein Wefsr.
Samuel 8ornRein. Elm Mlt6dnbler,
wuroe ourd Grisosnsri9ter Nidsrion
sefern nod Der Sail sefanot, neil er
in Glai9en, Die nit Dem Stempel elmer
grauerei Derieben tuareti, Sanbel trieb.
Die 8rauerei beriudt ben 6anbel in
HlaI9en bic nit pripatmarfen nerfeben
ino. auf3ubeben unb reidte bssbalb
9ege1 ben 9dnoler bic 8eiduloigung
Elm. Sornftetn tueigerte fia bic $40
nebf Soften gu aablen, ianote aber.
na9oem er in Der Sail an9elangt mar,
na4 einem 8trsen.
&obert 6. Barter fu9t S9eibune
bon Catherine Barter. MIs S9ei.
n%uaasgrunb giebt er on, oaB feline
Satin i'm unter 8eroadt Der 1ntreue
bate, i'm bes intimen nmsanses nit
Sienfboten be3idtiste uno fo9ar NIT
Selbfmorb brobte.
Sennie Rarttn piinf9t, bon Wm.
Wartin gei9ieoen su lusrosn. Sic be-
f@uloi9t i'm oes b6smiaisen @erIai-
TENS uno eiebt an, baB er nit gna
9apwooo mad 2ouispiue se9ansen Tel.
Sruntenbeit unb eraufame 8ebanb-
lung tuirft 9attie 2sadman ibrem @at=
ten 6arrp 2eahman bor. Sic erIuht
I'M S6eiounq.
Sobn e. 9itens. elm Mn9efteater
zines Wirainia Nbe. Grocerp @ef9dftes,
reidt gegen:ieine Grau Sulia 8. 2ifens
cine Sdsiounastlase elm, laut tpeI9er
Der Bss Der gbs ssrabs fit Jpn ni9t
nit &oien beffreut mar. Das paar
bsirathet. fid imlO ttobsr 1898. Ct
siebt on, bab feline Grau bdufis ibre
9ausarbeit pernadldifate uno i'm
oftmals nit ni9t geraoe id6nen Na=
men titulirte. fe meiSeate fi4 aud ans
seblid bic Mablseiten gu fo9en uno
lieB bas 9ausweien. tuabreno fie R9
bel Gag unb Na9t in Der Stabt ur1=
bertrieb. i'm S9muB uerseben. Nud be.
fduloist er fie, i'm 9auie, tpdbrenh
ieiner Nbmeienbeit. i&ledte 8eieQi&aft
gebalten 81 baben. Sas ibr gum Be.
slei9e Der 9ausaussaben iibermieiene
@elo, fast er. babe fie berseubet.
Sames 9. 9bams, Der am 81. De
tobsr 1904, dig ct in feiner Office bas
neue Selepbon su beniiben i'm 8eariffe
tano, einsn elettrii9en Sdlag srbielt,
Der i'm fur ldnsere 3eit ans Bett
feHslts, bat bic SnoianapOlis 9ele-
phone 80. auf $4,000 S9aoeneriab
bertlagt.
Sarab M. Springer. 8erwalterin
beg Na9laHes bon WiIiam u. Sprin-
ger, Der anl 4. Mdrs 1903 OIL Der Of
10. Strabe bon einem 3uge 9etrOHeil
unb aet6btet tpurbe. bat bic 6, 6. 6.
q 81. 6. @ifenbabn=@ efeafdaft auf
3ablums bon $40. 900 S9abbeneriab
bertla9t.
Gertrude Suffice rei4te ge9en Cigar
Suffice, sinsn Nngeiteqten Der Attins
Sdsefabrif cine 9laae auf 3o5lun9
bon l1nterbaltsseloern Elm.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-20
Gins BEN Geri@tem.
3 d t.

Der 6au Der 0ontumers Gas Srutt
Company bon SnbianapOlis, bic bon
Der 8egieruEg Der Ser. Staten Die
@~aderfattuns Der bon ibr geaablten
Steuern Derlangt. purbe geifern Dor
@iGter u. 9. Mnberinn berbanbelt.
Der gunoesri9ter CAB 3u perRsbsn,
oab nod feiner anfi9t bic beiebsnben
st~euerseiebe auf bic Natursas fabri=
3i.renoen @eieli9aften feline Nnmen-
ouna finoen fonnte.- Cine enteiltise
gnti9eiouns bat &iater Inoerfon ie=
bod Bis isBt nod uidt absssebsn.
m | ral9eri6t I.
SIN Griminalgeri9t tuurbe Dor @i9-
fer Nlforb unb ben @eidporenen Der
GaI bss Der Yrunofiftung ansetlasten
9arrp Wurpbp our 8erbanolung gee
bra9t. Wurpbp 1T Der Snbranb-
iebun9 Der @entral @6air Gabrit be-
|idulbiet. Nls @eidmorene murben
ie9s Wdnner aus Der Stabt unb feds
bon auBsrbalb berislbsn erudblt. Cine
srobe In3abl 3sugen tuuroen bon bel.
ben Seiten porselaoen unb aaer Wabr=
i9einli9feit nod 9eurtbeilt, tpirb Der
pro3eb ni9t Dor Wodenfrif beenoet.
Yofi3eiseri9t.
George 5arlop, unter Wntlage ber
8i9amie berbaftet, mirb am tommen=
ben Sienfae gum Verb6r selansen.
6rau Settle COOPER, 453 u. Wuibing=
ton Str. unb 5rau Map 5arlotp, 617
Marpel Ctr, ma9ten belize auf Jpn
als ibren @atten ansebli9 Nnfprt9e.
0eue2Iaeen.
Cine intersFante @eididte angeb=
lider @raufamfeiten brin9t @tbel g.
OHenbader in ib,er gesen 6arlep 6.
Cfenbader seri6teten Sdeioungstlage
Dor bic OeHentli9teit. @lei1 am Sage
ibrer 9eiratb wuroe fe an9eblia bon
ibrer Sdmiesermutter nit Dem Wer-
merle empfangsn. baB bas @Ren talt
tueroe; am ielben Na9mittaae CAB mie
fe fa9t, lire Sdmiesermutter ibr f9on
einen elmer unb iaste ibr, oab berfelbe
gum Meltsn Der 2ube fur fe reierpiri
iei. Gin tleines 3immer NIT einem
ginsanse bur& bic 2h9e murbe ibr
einserdumt, uie fe ansiebt, unb ibr
@aite ioliibr Wortuirfe semadt baben,
bab fe bieMrbeiten nidt 10 gut wie feline
Wutter ausfibre, obslei9 fe erf IL
Sabre alt mar.
Gum Befu9e ibrer gltern fol-
ibr Der @atie bic Stunben Der Duntel.
6eit ~empfoblen baben, bamit He bas
9asesli4t au Nrbeiten auf Der Garm
pertpertben tonne.
Sd mar franf, fa9t fe, benno&
tpurbe mir .befoblen, ieiner Muttsr 3u
bisnen, bic febr senau mar. Wein
@atte. als i'd enolid aufffebsn
tonnte, iagte mir. i'd iOls bic Waul.
eiel unb bas tibrige Wish fittern. ba ibm
ni@t mobl lei unb CT lieB mid fpdter
5 Stunben in einem falten 9ebenge.
bduoe allein 3eug maiden. Seinsut
Nefen muroe erlaubt. fi@ bic 2eder.
bitten bonn $ii3e gu bolen, mir Der.
fagte CT oiefes iebo8, inoem ct as9ab,
bab i'd iuie elm S9mein dBe. Mls i'd
ben 0ori9lag fir cine eieene Wob.
nuns ma9te. erbielt i9 bic Mnttport
bon meinem Manre, baB ct fhr ieine
6rau feline SHUTTER berIaHea merbe.
a. I'LL - IL. ~.-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-20

9ie eiuiisen rleberseusunssmitteI.
bensrl Die 9erren geiebseber irsenb
tuel9e Wi&tigfeit beimeHen. i&einen
giisnbabnpdEe ooer ionfiges @reif.
bares 5u fein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-20

Reprdientant Apre8. Der bic INIT.
9reat-g orlage eingerei9t bat, miro in
Der lebten Champagne f6usr baben Blu.
ten mtifen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-20

% Der &abrer Gtmtemoe
Note QaIenoer fur 1905 TT
our& attsiese Office 80 be-
stebeu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-20

Die Wu6er fino ansemein ribris
uno bic geutf9en ioQtsn ni4t f&lafen.