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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-11-02
MEMS WE AR!

We are agents for the Celebrated q,ifon
Brand Clothing, every sust guaranteed to-
give satisfaction or money ref1nded. We are
also agents for Crawford $3.50 & $4shoes.
4 full line Of John B. Stetson's Hats ass1l
orrive IN a feu days.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-05-05
In HsmOrlAm.

On Tuesday afternoon, under lower
ing skies which ever and again wept in
rainy tears, the mortal part Of Mrs.
Thursa Chancey was laid away for it
eternal rest, while her released spirit
winged its way Heavenward
Mrs. Chancey died Monday morning
about 10 O'Clock, after long and pain
full illness, which she bore with true
Christian spirit, and a patience that
made the affiictiOn seem less than II
really was. She was 50 years Of age,
and had been married to her bereaved
husband, VIM. H. Chancey, Esq, for
about thirty-five years, having spent
her entire life as p resident of Tallahas-
see. She leaves two grown children,
Mr.. Allen A. Chancey, of Birmingham,
Ala, and Mrs. A. G.. Cox, who resides
in Georgia, both of whom attended the
funeral services.
The funeral took place at the family
residence, and was conducted by Rev.
]. w. Bigham, pastor of Trinity NJ E.
Church, of which the deceased was a
worthy and esteemed member. Sweet
voices Of sympathetic women comforted
the bruised hear;sof the mourning ones,
and many old friends of the departed
one, and of her husband, assembled to
do honor to her memory and to express
their profound sympathy for him and
his family in the hour of affection.
Mr.. J. Duncan directed the ceremo-
MES, and the pallbearersw were Messrs. F.
w. Armstrong, d. M. Lutz, w, H,
Markham, May Walker, John G, Col
Inns and A. Stephenson. The interment
was in the cemetery and the floral offer
ings were many and beautiful.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-05-05
PANACEA SPRINGS LETTER.
m Ouf Regular Correspondent.


Panacea Springs, May f. Your CORE
spondent has not sent up anything for
the past three weeks, not because there
has not been anything to write about,
but because he has been too busy TO
write it, and that may be correctly con-
strued to mean that there has been
much more than usual to write about
First, the house-keeper, Miss Cover,
got sick, importing double duty on your
scribe; duties. too, with which he was
totally unfamiliar, and made poor
attempt at discharging, and then he
got busy" taking some Of the bumps"
out Of the tram road. Among it all
many things had to be neglected tenn
porarily, and among them the weekly
letter to your paper.
Things are again moving along more
smoothly now, however. The house,
keeper has returned to her duties, full
complement Of servants have been Sc
cured and the worst bumps" taken
out Of the tram tracks, 10 the great de-
light Of travellers 10 and from this
place.
Last week we had with us two Of
the most successful fisherwomen, or
rather fisherman and fsherwoman that
have visited Panacea Springs this year
| refer TO Mr.. and Mrs, N. I. Livings-
ton, Newton, Ga. They were accompa-
nj I'd by Mrs Mary Livingston, of Blake
ly, mother of Mr.. Livingston, and Mrs
B. F. Hurspeth, Of Camilla, Ga, mother
of Mr.. Livingston, and one of their lit
tie daughters and Mrs. c. A. Roles, of
Camilla.
DIR. and Mrs. J. w. McClain, Of Pei
| ham, Ca, have been at the hotel for a
couple of weeks, accompanied by three
of their children.
Messrs F. J. Cochran, W. A. De-
mily, and c. z. Fem. Of Tallahassee
spent part Of last week here.
Mr.. o. b. Hall, Of Concord, is among
the past week arrivals.
Mr.. Oscar Vaughan, wife and daugh,
tiers, of Columbus, Ga, left few days
ago TO visit relatives at Tallahassee,
after four days stay here.
Thos. H. Hall and little daughter,
Mary =. Hall, came down Friday and
remained until Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Susie r. Hamilton, and son,
Noble r. Hamilton. Of cambridge, Ga,
are among the latest arrivals. They
will be here for a week or 30, and al.
ready have become favorites among
the guests.
Mr.. Don B. Gordon, Of Andalusia, Ala.
came over the LIST Of May. This IL his
third visit, and he comes TO put IN most
of the season here for the benefit OF
the water.
DR.. Edwin d. Newton, of Cara.
belle, arrived last night. This Is also
his third visit since last October.
In addition 10 taking the bumps out
Of the tram track, another improvement,
In transportation facilities IL being made
which win no doubt be appreciated
Spring seats for the cars have arrived
and win be put on In few days. IL Il
hoped that in this way riding over from
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-05-05
Lecture Tuesday NiGht.

The Christian Science denomination
in Florida, while not the largest in
point Of numbers, is well represented in
the State, The members Of this society
have united in inviting Mr.. Bicknell
Young Of Chicago, a member of the
Board of Lectureship of that city, 10
deliver lecture in the Capital City.
AS the lecture is free and compliment
airy in every sense, we should be happy
to avail ourselves of the opportunity to
learn more about a subject which is
day. The lecture will be held at the
Opera House next Tuesday evening al
8 O'Clock and all are cordially invited.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-05-05

Mrs. VIM. Schoellas, Of Apalachicola,
il visiting Mrs, c. l.. Walthren.
Mrs. S. P. Hollinrake and children
returned from Palatka last week, TO
the delight of Agent Hollinrake, the eff
fieient and popular agent of the C. l..
q G. r. r. Co.
Mai. Coles Is the distinguished guest
Of Mr.. s. p. Hollinrake.
DR.. H. ID. Wilson, of Bainbridge,
spent week here doing everybody's
dental work satisfactory.
Mr.. ChAs E. Campbelle has embark
ed in the mercantile business at the
Pethvay stand. We wish him much
success.
The WOOdmen of the World gave an
ice cream supper in WestberR's Hall
Saturday night This was much enjoyed
by all that attended.
A New York yacht was at the wharf
Saturday for gasolene. She was from
Miami enroute 70 Galveston, Tex.
We are having some splendid show
ers and the gardens are hourishing1
A quiet but pretty wedding was that
Of Mr.. Joseph Saunders and Miss Leila
May Gray which was solemnized in the
presence Of q few friends at the home
OF the bride-eleCt, &c $50 O'Clock Sun
day afternoon, Rev. MT. Wells being
the officiating. clergyman. A host q
friends wish Tor them long and happy
life.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-05-05
ty AI--spal PryIsges

the station will be made more pleasant,
until the railroad d built
Mr.. =. Dubois came down from ITALIA
hassee q few days ago 70 talk with con-
tractors regarding the building Of an
elegant cottage on one OF his Panacea
lots. between DR.. Gwynn's and Mr..
Halls cottages.
Mr.: Hall is having some improvements
added to his cottage.
Capt Wilson (Cervera) has just COM
pleted small cottage south Of the one
ne occupies at present. He will live In
the new one and rent the other.
During the past week q lot has been
sold to q Georgia gentleman, who will
build this summer or fall.
Mr.. William Carr arrived few days
ago with his family and is occupying his
cottage, north of the spring. He has
bought two more lots over there and
will build another cottage.
Surveyor John &. Hodge, of SOpchop.
py, was here a few days ago and sur
veyed several blocks Of lots north of the
springs, Recently there has been quite
demand for lots on that side, and this
survey was made to supply II.
Miss Sadie Halls new sailboat Is near
ing completion. II viii be about IS large
as any on the bay, and it has been pre-
dicted that it win be the fastest in the
fleet.
Hotel Manager Trice is having con-
structed long walk and bath house,
AS soon as thLse are completed he will
build another saltwater bath house on
the sands at Sand Channel. Excursions
will then be run daily to the latter
place,
Mr.. H. M, Mitchell, Of Pelham, Ca,
after spending nearly month here, ex-
poets to return home Friday. The wa
tiers have greatly benefited him and he
will come again when he can.
A hearty laugh was enjoyed by par
ty Of gentlemen at Sopchoppy a few
days ago, at the expense of Panacea's
rival. They had noted for several days
extensive "write-ups" in the Atlanta
dailies of this rival, laying particular
stress on the curative properties of that
water, and the laugh was caused by see
ing at Sopchoppy carboy of Panacea
water addressed to the wife Of the
chief promoterof the rival spring. The
lady drinks Panacea water all the time.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-05-05
cARRABELLE LETTER.


Steamer S. c. Drake of cambridge,
Ca, arrived Thursday, in command of
Capt Robert f. Spiers. The Drake
win ply Crooked and ocklOckomee
rivers.
Steamer City Of Carrabelle was towed
in Sunday last by Steamer S. G. Drake.
She was disabled by the loss Of a rud-
der.
Mr.. Fred Gray, chief engineer on the
Steamer Orono, was assisting Capt. Ira
Mattair In taking one OF the ruddeTs
loose when Il slipped from them strik-
ing Mr.. Gray on the nose tnhtcting 9
serious wound. DIR. II. r. Ferris, o.
Apalaehicola, dressed the wound. II
was necessary to take several stitches.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-05-05

N. B. Broward Tent, Knights Of the
Modern Maccabees, was organized on
Wednesday evening with Is members,
the officers-elect being as follows:
Past Commander, Gov. N. B Broward.
Commander, Prof. j N. Anderson.
1t. Commander, Prof. E. ]. Matthews.
Chaplain, w. G. Mason.
Physician, DR.. Fred. G. Moor
Sergeant. E. E. Strickland
Master-at-Ams, w. T. Collins.
Master-at-Guard j. M. Ferrell.
Second Master-at-Guard,W w. C. letter.
Sentinel, r. B. German, Jr.
Picket, G. l.. Grigsby.
The installations were made by Su-
pervising Deputy A. c. Hamrick, as
sisted by Special DeputyF B Biddnlph.
Each member Of the new tent pledged
himself to secure, If possible, one new
member before the date Of the next reg
ular meeting.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-05-05
WOODVILLE ITEMS.
From Our Regular Correspondent.


Woodville, May 3 DIR. James Viii
hanson, of North Carolina, visited his
uncle, Mr. f. G. Williamson, Of thu
village, Saturday, returning TO ITALIA.
hassee Monday.
Mr.. H, II. Isler, of Tallahassee,
came down Thursday to see his mother,
who has been quite Ill., AS she was q
great deal better he returned TO the
Capital City Sunday.
Mrs. b. F. Isler, Of Centreville, IL
visiting relatives here.
Mr.. Z. j. Posey, who Ii living on Mr..
w. A. Registers plantation, about two
add one-half miles from here, and Miss
Edna White, formerly Of Medart, Fla,
were married Saturday afternoon in
Charlottesville.
The Woodville school will close Fri
day, May 18th. The event will be cele-
brated by picnic at the Isler Springs,
about one-half mile from WoOdVille.
There will be recitations and songs by
the school Music will be furnished by
a string band which will be engaged
especially for the occasion. Refresh
ments will be served by the Woodmen
Circle.
The Woodville Camp of the Wood
men held meeting at the schoolhouse
Friday night.
Mr.. T. ]. Isler went to Tallahassee yes
terday to witness the reception of the
battle flags by the Daughters Of the
Confederacy.
The annual picnic at WakulIa Springs
will take place Saturday. Several
WoOdvillians contemplate attending.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-05-05

Several copies each of The True Dem
ocrat Of March 3, (No. y and April a,
(No. 81.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-05-05
NJ Publlc


Is cordially invited TO attend a free
lecture on Christian Science" by Mr.
Bicknell Young, G. l.. D., of Chicago,
member of the Christian Science Board
Of Lectureship of the First Church Of
Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Mass, at
Munro Opera House, Tallahassee, Fla,
Tuesday evening, May 9, at 8 o'clock
given under the auspices Of the Chris
tian Scientists of Florida.
~~~~~-~~~-~-~~~~~~~-~~0-~
Mr.. Robert Gamble, of Thomasville,
Ca, Is in the city.
Sherlock Holmes" will be presented
at the Opera House" tonight by the
students Of the Florida State College.
Judging from their former productions
Il should be q decided success. They
should have the support Of large audi
ence
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-11
fir Ofentli&e @erte.
er0ste Drp @Oobs Sdnoler.

Cine petition wuroe einserei9t fir
3iess Sabrwee, &innfteine uno Soften
in &itter Ibe.. bon Der erften MleY
n6roli4 Der Mi4iaan Str. biz au ben
Is. 8. & .. @iienbabn-@ eleiien.
Bic fol9enoen &efolutionen tuurben
anaenommen:
@ement.S eitentpe9e In Wef Str,
bon &ap big Worris Str.
@ement=S eitenpege In Olnep Str,
bon 10. big "a. Ctr.
@euent@S eitentueae uno &innffeine
tn Nelfon Ctr. bon 9erington Mpe.
Bis Wooblapn Npe
@ement= Seitentpegs in @haie Str,
bon Oliper Nbe. Big Senrp Str.
@ement=S aitentuege unb Rinnfeine
in 3epffone Npe.. bon Soutbeaftern
IDe. big gn9liib Nbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-11
@tro sine Gr3iebmns erbalten.

Die bon &i9tsr Stubs Der Rineer.
geieCf9af1 oorldufs iiberaebsne @na
Bead, muBte burd bte pOliaiftsn na2
Der poli3eifatiOn hberftbrt ueroen, ba
tbr 8etrosen Elm berartiass NOR, bab
bic Beamten oes 3inoer9eridtes f9
ni9t nit oerielbsn tpeiter bsfaHen fonn-
ten. SIN pO!i3sigebduoe betruq fs fi9
nidt bel better, 70 BOB ielbt bic bsr=
bdrtsften ueibli9sn @efan9snsn fi9
gu Der ausiage peranIabt ftiblen, bab
ibnen nod niemals Elm 10 griinbli&
ssrborbenss 2ino 3u @efidte tam. gpa
tuuroe mad Der s. q. Wort S4ule
geianot. ste if bas 9 Sabre alte
Ndo9en, tuel4es i4on 10 oft bon Der
poli3ei aufaegrifen muroe. @pa uirb
isbt cine gr3iebuna erbalten ulb fs
tpiro f9 ju ft9en baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-11
@ani@ea StraRenbabnoienf.

Cine Nn3abl Ser 8tirger, pelde an
Der MaoiiOn apenue wObnsn, reiatsn
bel Der geb0roe fur 6fentli4e Irbeiten
elm @efu& our @erldngerun9 Der Wa.
biion NDsnue StraBenbabnlinie elm.
Sieie an9elesenbeit III bereits feit ldn-
gerer 3eit bon Der 8eb6roe bebanoeli
moroen uno penn bic Sade am "a.
5ebruar Dor Der 8sh6roe our 0erbano=
lung tOmmt, peroen bic @fnids Der
fabli9 bon Der @iirtelbabn OF, Der Mas
oifon apeuue pobnenoen 8irger au,
Spra9e eebraat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-11
@tess @rab.
o. c b n:

Wininm uno @nna godrane, 80
Samilton, Mdo6en. - Or. u. uno
: See, 235 @eif 81. Str, Mib6sn.
= 5arrp uno 2snora 8runaugb. 14l8
St Ohio Str, 9nabe. = Soiepb uno
- aelep, Staot. WdO9sn. = Otto
unb Cora @olimii9, 2138 Slnep.
3nabe. - g. uno = Wpcoh, 1349
@bieaeo, 2nabe. = &idmono uno
2ucp Wc@opan, 1923 Mc2ain, Wdb-
den. - anfil unb 2Ouiie Safe, 1907
8rootfibe. 3nabe. : 9lOn3O uno Sa=
rab 2amfon, 912 Msitsl, Mdodsn. -
gbparb uno - SOloins. 600 St 10.
Str, 2nabe, - Wiliam uno Warp
@larfe, 1913 See, Mdoden. - s. Or.
unb - Ruper, 1913 BroOffbe Abe.
Wdo9sn.
8etraut:
2ouis 6. CHM - &ubn 6. @urrp.
8efDrben:
Gdualina Sampton, 2112 %. Wal.
nut. - 2alberine Saidta, "a, 767
Weff Nsw Oort., = 3abitba Sling,
.33. ALI Wef IL. - gilbert Srouts
man. 81, 204 %. MiHouri. = 2erOp
elliott, l. 1874 Wabifon. = @labps
2egg, 2, 1917 g. Merioian. - Sobn
gnnoerman, 43, 1926 90. Waibins.
Ton. Warp g.. Soparb, AZ, 836
gneliib. = Wm. Dee, SIS, 4O5 8.
Selatpars. - Sobn q. Barton, SO,
9 81. &ural. = 2utber Smith, %.
Staot. = eugene Conn, 29l5 Sod
ION. = priseiqa Sbompfon, 19, 1927
q. SbefisIb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-11
Die Seh6roe fir 6Hentlt@e Mr:
bstteu beRatigt Den @ert9t
Der GommiKare.

Die &cmnifdre, tpeIde pon ber Stabt
anb Der @afersg ornpasnie ernannt purben,
bert&teten nod elmer itrensen unb umfafss
rei&en priifuns bes ftdbtii4en DaHerS
fcIgenbermaben:
nDtr fino eimfimmts Der anfi4t, bab
cas Daher meI6es ben ~goniumenten nab:
renb Der 8eriose bieier rlnteriu9uns s~eliefert
wurSe, sutsn selunSbeitIiden Gbarafters
mar bab baS Bafer BON gribat:B Drummer
elmer Der wi9t,siten Sactpren ber @nts
febunsssllria9en bieier (Sppbus) Gpibemie
periobe mar"
Die RommiHdre entpfeblen bic @oubems
uiruns bon gripat.8 rurnen unb Aborten,
unb errpfebIen, bab 8erbinSunsen nit Abs
pusstandIen bsrsefteat merben iouen NO
iurmer fi9 ioIde ~befincen. Der san3e Bes
st&t Der Rommifdre lit in Druid unb wirb
auf anfrase abseIiefert ober nit Der Yoft
uerianbt.
Die Nualitdt bes @afers, ME ioIdes BON
oieier @eieai9aft s~eIiefert wirb, unb mie
burd bieien 8eri9t fefseffeut, 1T fir ale
9ewebner Der Stabt gum Sripats@ ebraud
smpfebIenstpertb.
Snbianapolis @ater So.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-11
Mns ben Geridten.

1rau Settle 2ncie Death rei4te gegerl
Clarence 8. 0eatb cine Sasioungs'
tlage Elm, In usl6er fe als Sdeioun9ss
arunb b~5spili9es 8erlaRen angiebt.
5eatb lit iebt, tpis He iast, in Bottom
BEL Nuifin & Stones Wuieum an9e=
teut.
Hadbem er bic beiben Der falfhen
8oripieaelun9eu beiduloigten Wdns
ner, Jobu 6. 2eTber unb @iaiam
Sones berbOrt batte, entidieb f9
sps3ialriatsr WiltinfOn feline gnt-
i9eioung auf beute 81 beri4ieben.
Beioe tuuroen burd ole Detectives 1olb
uno 8rap perhaftet. Soils 2eiber bier
Mot ibsrftbrt miro. foa er nod 9ars
risburg, 3d., aeianot ueroen, ba bort
cine dbnli9e Nntla9e gegen ibn erboben
nsroen fol-. Soss eiebt an, bob sr
iber bic gin3elnbeiien Der 8erlOiun9en
unb bss @si@dftsbetriebes ni4ts wubte
unb bab In 2sibers Sienften 9eianoen.
@or &iGter 2eatbers tpurbe bic
S1eiounasflaee, &atbatine g. Irant
sssen Wiliam 8. Nrant. b~erbanbelt
nnb bic Sdeiouns tpuroe bemiaigt.
Sn uebereinfimmuns nit benz aubers
halb bes 8eriats gstrOfenen Nbtom=
men ertdlt bic Srau als Nlimente
$28, 900 in 8eIhdftsaftien.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-11
Gut Blah!

Nm Sonntug ben IL. Sebruar.
Ra9mitttags 2:30 finbet bas monat-
lide Stat 9urnier i'm Seuti9en Saufs
fatt.
MitqIieoer Der Stats eftion fnt
freunoIi&f erfudt, pinttlid ansu.
ireten, um ben 2ampf fur bic tuertb.
bOllen Yreife su e%r6fnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-11
(@inseianbt }
Serra X.

Gin nit x undergraduates y@inse=
ianbt" in Der Sonnsrfa9s Nusgabe
Der rRews" 3iebt ben Seutfa.a merita=
niiden Staatsperbanb bur9 bic 6edel
uessn ieiner Sieaunanabme sessn bic
Ssmperen3 : @eieSsebung. @lei4 gu
Nnfang ieiner pbilippita 1T 1err K.
auf Dem SOlsmeae, fuenn er ia9t, bob
Der Staatsberbano fd 81 Srobungen
gssert bic rspublifaniide partei Der.
fiseen bdtte. 9ie .offaieQen" BEE
idlhhe oss 8erbanoes bel Der in 6rase
tommenoen prOtef 8eriammlung boz
ben teinsrlet Srobuna entba!ien, ion=
bern Iid einfaa i'm Namen Der burger
liden 6reibeiten auf einen protef
esgsn Ssmpsrsna . 8eiebssbung bee
ihrdntt. Der benz Serrn x. one
foBiss puhus entiammt einem am
felben Nbeno psrleisnen ,Wemorial",
pelhes bon einem Prinatmanne Der
fabt, Der adnslid aube,balb Der Off
eielsn 8erbanos Sanolunsen febt
Dies CUR &t1tisffeauns.
Wsiter iaat Serr x: sd bin beut-
idsr abtammuns. bin aber Gmerita
ner uno fein 9euti6er Sd ibsrlaHs
ss Der WaiOritdt @eiebe 3u MAIDEN
tinb bin bsreit oieielben butd.
fhbren au bslfsn." Weiter erfIdrt x.
baB bic bsutiden Nbf0mmltnge rehts
ii9s, ruhise. moralif&e unb seieb-
liebenbe Mmerifaner Eno.
Mber tuertl es ba3u tdme. oab Elm
paar fsIbftbstalte MOralpbilOfOpbeu
bic 6fTentliden Diener uno @inridtun-
gen b%ebrohen, bann wdre IS on Der
3sit, elm Salt gu rufen. Nadoem er
nod ben 2seislatoren BlrmenftrduB.
den an ben 3Opf wirft, inoem er ere
tldrt, oab es lauter brabe, quite Men.
iden rpdren, bic genau wibten, pas
gut fur uns let. unb bab 10. 900 Boz
fforsn ibre Stimmen erboben bdtten,
tOmmt er 3u Dem Sdlufe. bob Der pro=
teft bes 0erbdnoes ungere6tferti9t lei.
Seinsr erffen Srrtbnm begebt 6err x,
rusnr er behauptet. Semperen3. @eieB=
gebung fei Der Wunid Der Maioritdt.
IS ift eeraoe Der umiano. oas oas
amsritanii1e 8tr9ertbsm beutider
Mbftammune nidt Winens lit, fd bon
elmer Wincritat bon Ganatifern feline
biirasrliden 6rsibeiten einfdrdnfen gu
laHsn, Der gum prOteffe 9efiibrt bat.
Der Maioriidt wLaen mir uns fii=
gen, Der Minoritdt aber = uno tuenr,
He aud aus lauter paforea beftdnoe =
nidt.
Was bas perional Der 2sgislatur
anbetr lift, 10 bsameifeln mir nidt, bob
es aud ebrli9e Mdnnsr barunter eieb.,
mas ia Elm 9rObes 3useffdnonib FIR
ben, Der ameritaniiGe politif fennt, III.
Was nun ben Mmeritanismus bes
6errn X anbetrift. 10 m66ten mir Jpn
oarauf aufmertfam MAIDEN. baB ct
innsrbalb bes SeutI&sNmeritaniiden
Staatsperbanoes mebr perfonen fin.
ben tpiro, bic ibren patriotismus In
Stunben Der @efabr. nit g~iniebunq
ibres 2ebens uno Giaentbum bemiefen
unb auf ben S&la&tfelbern aeblufet
baben ais bic probibitionspartei, Die
metbobifii&e @eiali6teit einseiGloKen,
Mit9liebsr I'm 6taate 3d6lt.
@enn 9err x f& ni&t ben bon Der
Rinosrbeit sema&ten Geiebsn fise,
min, 70 mub Ct 3a uns feben.
Y.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-11

darlington n, IL. Sebruar.
SIR Snbiana /: Resen ocer S4nee i'm lilcf
Ii9en, pabrideinIi4 i4werer S4nes I'M
n0rSli9en 9beiIe beute Na9t unb an' Sonns
tag; mdrmer beute @a9t; tdIter ant
Sonntag.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-11

Cine Grfalttns In eincm Gage fnrtrt.
Man nebme Laxative Bromo Quinine
3ableten. gle 9lpotbefer ftatten bas @eIb
3uriid tuenn bic BUR febI f9Idst. e.. Sd.
@roue'se isnatur 1T auf ieberS@a9teI. 25c.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-11

Tternlometeritane.
SS1ffe Iemperatur $500. 16 @rab
Riebrigfe 3empsrntur. ...-..-. A -
B. Z. BIptbe,
SeetionssD Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-11

NE rlaugt-TdbGen fur Sausarbeit in elmer fei.
~ usu Gamilie Ra13ufruGsn 80: ao1a Capitol
Mpe., Nprb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-11

UottIteb 2eufbarbt,
Die gemhtbli&e gde."
Ode 0oble unbW arfet Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-11
@etterbertht

sar "a stnnSsn. .nb.nb 7 nbr murssns. IL. Ssbruar
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-11
etterberi9t.

Sbei II tpeiie beru6Ift nnb wahri4einli9
G9nsese it0ber beute @a&t unb arn Sonn'
tag; anbaItenb faIt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-11

(Sefudbt: STEELE BON einsm foeben einqetpanber.
W ten 9eutiben. abreffre o. 2eufbarf, 1os
yorb Roble Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-11
Snbinnapplis Mafer So.
@erlan9t Mn3eiSen

rsenb uelher art werosu in Der .Snbiana 3rtbnue
nit SC per Belle far iehe Suiertion bereduet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-11

Ou permietben-9ie 3pei eaoeHrdiue go. 1s1 unb
. 1873 2orb DeIaware straBe. btnter 9omIinfon
6ane. saaAsufrasen 226 2emde eebdube.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-11

= Wdb6eu uub Graueu fur 3ouubrps
- arbett. Ra65uirapeu tn armftrougB 2auubrp,
sa4 RDef Tsorplonb Str.