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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-11-02

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
Tor any case OF Catarrh that caunof -
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
FL. CHENEY &CO., Toledo. q.
We ne undersigned, have known H. J.
Cheney for the last Is wears. ana b-i;,,,-
him perfectly honorable n an bnsi,'...-
transactions and financially able 10 rssrv
out any obligations made bv his firm
WALDING. kTNNAN a AfkRyrt
wholesale Druggists. Toledo n
haH s tatarrh Cure Is taken infar1sIi,.
acting directly upon the blood and ruucoi5s
surfaces OF the system. Testimonials sar,t
druggists. w ~
Take Halls Family Pills for coDsfipa-
.tion. pa-
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-11-02

Mrs. Elmer stoddard Of Stoekbridge is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Markham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Chamberlin and
son, Gordon, are visiting In Rochester this
week.
Mrs. Gale Morse, who has been on the
sick list for nearly two weeks, is reported
gaining.
Mr.. and Mrs e. h. Blake OF Brookheld
were a. I. L. Wills last week Wednesday
and Thursday.
The squirrel hunt OF Saturday proved
another victory for the side csptained hy
Selden IeNkshury, winning by 800 points
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-11-02
Mans Unreasonableness

i often e. great a. woman's. bat Thos. 5.
Austin. Mgr. Of the Republican Of
AeaYeuWorth. Ind, was not unreasona BE
hen be refused Go allow the doctor rs
operate 90 has wife for female trouble.
Instead, be says, eve concluded TO try
Electric Hliters. Ny wife was then 50
SICK she could hardly leave her bed and
ure 81 physicians bad failed TO relieve
her, Alter taking Electric Buters. she
y as perfectly cured, and can now perform
en- her household duties" Guaranteed
Prize Soc.
Fog sale ~ III A. Leonard and r. r.
BRYAN, Randolph
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-11-02
Fortunate Father ana Son.

81 am as certain as / now live, says Mr.
g. +. Bartholomew, Kalkaska, Mich, "that
DR.. David kennedy's Fayorite Remedy,
OF Rondout, n. v, saved my life when
was a victim OF that terrible disorder,
Brightis disease. My son had fever sore
on his leg; he, too, used Favorite Remedy
and IS now we'll All druggists, 500:
six bottles. 500
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-11-02

BRANDON
WEST sRookEIELn

Mrs. Cassidy is working for Mrs. Lind
sey Colebrook.
Fred. younger son OF Stillman Blan-
chard. IS visiting at o. p. Dudleys.
Henry shea's brother, with his wife and
child from New York state, have been vis-
iting him recently.
Mrs. Darius Hatch. accompanied by
Miss Lucinda Hatch, went TO MONTPELIER
Sat2rday g spend a few days with Mrs.
Henry Litch.
Mrs Mary Denton, who has been stop-
ping some time with Mrs. Darius Hatch.
returned TO her home in Greenfield, Mass,
Thursday, Oct. %.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-11-02

Mrs. Il. l.. Flint is quite in.
Henry Phelps is in Rutland for a week
Gee. K. Church was in Granville Mon
Two deer were killed in Hancock and
leo. W. Farr shot alta isilver gray fov
.n ..,s unes with a new rife. Set ne ~
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-11-02
a OIsastrous CaLamlt.

y : disastrous calamity when vo,
lose your health, because ipdivesf5o-, 80
const patton have sapped ID avSay. Pr,-,-,,+
relief can Be bad IN Dr. Kings New ~
l Filis. Ihey build Up your digestive ors
S,s ~. - leaaache, dizziness, collie
%orsale by n. A. Ieonsr5 80
Bryan, Randolph T. T.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-11-02
soUTH TuNnRInaE.

Mrs. A. \. Alexander spent Saturday
and Sunday in Chelsea.
Mr.. and Mrs ". \. Saiter finished
moving Monday to the North village.
Mrs Vernon Flanders and son. Elmer,
OF Chelsea visited at q. w. Flanders the
last OF last week.
Miss Mabel Howe has finished working
~ VIII Hayward's and i now al w0fk
Tor Mr. Blake Of Royalton.
Ihere win be prayer meeting At the
senoolhouse az 7sS0 every WEDNESDAY
evening until further notice.
Mls- scott Tower Is not so well. Her
2rothers, George and ROYAL Fassett. and
her daughter, Mrs. Forrest Sout hwortBs
ana children visited her last week.
Ars. Mary Rising of Randolph sill
~ peel whitney NJ. RI Ct. No. "a. safur-
oss 81 THIS week. Il = requested that 81
i-'s-ln ers pc present a. p. %. that das-
cornelius Tucker has sold bis farm e.
aollln A. White 81 vernon. Mr. Tucker
~ lns Ihis week 90 the farm knoen
E the Ira Tucker place. which he recently
purchased % Miliard King.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-11-02
Sluggish Liver q Foe 20 Ambition.

You cannot accomplish very much IL
your liver Is inactive as you feel dull. vour
eyes are heavy and slight eNtrtion ex hausts
you. Orino Laxative Fruit syrup stimu-
laies The liver and bowels and makes YOU
feel bright and active. Orino Laxative
FRUIT syrup does not nauseate on eripe and
g milo and very pleasant % take. Orino
Is more effective than pills or ordinary
cathartics. Refuse substitutes. sold bv
n. A. Leonard, Randolph.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-11-02
ROC HESTER NORTH HOLLOW.
Gayle and Vera Eaton are improving.

Nas ie anu vera Eaton are improving.
May Derby has returned from Granville.
cards are out announcing the marriage
OF Miss Anna Newton, daughter Of MI.
ana Mrs. Henry Newton, TO Mr.. William
henry Jewett OF West Rindge, y. II.
Leon Pollard and Miss AIabeIle Harvey
were married Wednesday, Oct. 18th, At the
nome o. the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. n. Harvey. Mr.. and Mrs. Pollard vii
live in Leominster, Mass.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-11-02

i Mrs. q. j. Ellis and sons, Richard and
Robert, OF pittsfield were at A. w. Bal
lard's the first Of the week.
r. f. Wilson is building a new hen.
house go feet long. He intends to keep
asout l25 pullets this winter.
Miss Metcalf, sister OF Mrs Lyon, is
helping care for Mrs. Emily Page, who
broke her hip a short time ago.
Mrs. George Marsh and daughter, Mary
Of Bethel have been for a few days with
her mother, Mrs. Cornelia Sheldon.
William Taggart is repairing the houss
be recently purchased OF Mrs. Ann ANGEL
Melvin Chamberiin doing the work.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Whitcomb and Miss
Abbie Whitcomb visited their parents,
Mr.. ana Mrs. T.. W. Whitcomb, Sunday
X. S. Conrey, representative Of The
National Coal Tar company OF Boston.
called on the .E.Safford Lumber company
recently.
The Thursday evening prayer meeting
will be held at o. j. Richardson's and the
choir rehearsal Immediately after at the
parsonage.
Miss Edna Ranger Of Mendon came the
first OF the week TO stay with her aunt,
Mrs. II. II. Harrington, and attend The
village school.
Miss Alice sutton and brother Of
brookheld have been spending several
days in town, the guests Of W. r. Perkins
and Mr.. and Mrs. @. n Harrington
Mr.. and Mrs. Joel Waller and niece,
Miss Annie Crowley, who have been
spending few days in town, returned 70
their home in West Concord, n. H., Satur-
day.
Rev. Or. Emmanuel c. Charlton, father
81 Chaplain &. Magnus Charlton, Z. 5. n,
viii give his lecture, 'Adrift and az An
q hnr n n no NFafE
evening, Nov. 8.
Daniel stoddsrd, aged y, shot fine
deer Thursday near his home on Mount
Hunger. Mrs. +. NJ. Page bought the
head, which she is having mounted By
Mr.. Savage OF Bethel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Boutwell, and Hor.
ace brink have returned from few days
visit IN Rutland and Castleton. Mr. and
Mrs. II. 7. Blake stayed at the Boutwell,
farm during their absence.
The delegates from the different
churches 10 the White River district sun
DAY school convention at Pittsfield Tues.
day were:-U niversalist, Miss Anna
Mhitcomb, Miss Zoe Abbott: Congl,
Henry Jones, Mrs. c. B. Taggart; Meth
odist, Mrs. Clara Ballard, Mrs. stoddard.
There was a success ful meeting Of Good
VIII grange saturday evening. he ques.
ton under discussion was, "Are the rural
telephones Of benefit to the farmers
Three applications for membership were
received. The next meeting will be Nov.
II, when class OF six will be instructed
- the hIst and second degrees. The pro.
gram will be under the management Of
Leon Reed and Romaine Holland.
DO not be deceived by counterfeIts when
you buy Witch Hazel Salve. The name OF
r. {. Dewitt q Co is on every box Of the
genuine. Piles In their worst form will
pass away IL You will spplv DeWiHs
Witch Hazel Salve night ana morning.
Best ior Cuts, Burns, Boils, letter, Ecze-
ma, etc. Sold by +. +. Bryan, Randolph.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-11-02

james Chamberlin b. in e critical rondi-
ton.
The uetghburs and friends are getting
% wnodp3e 90 heIp old Mr. ana Mrs.
larneltus Cutler Ter winter use
Thert ulu fe s0eabIs at -rrstf7a
Home with SIR. and Mrs j. b &c.,
neat Friday evening Cor ibe bgueHf 81 fba
~ r. church an are invited. IHf-rs
bring cake pie and douEhnufs.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-11-02
Dead 81 James pumford.

Early Sunday morning James Dumford,
quarryman, was found dead on the floor
Of the smoking room az the Ellis company
boarding house al the quarry. Dumford
had been drinking heavily the night be-
fore and about 10 p. m. was noticed on the
floor in a stupid condition. One of the
men tried to arouse him by shaking, and
thinking that it was only drunken stu
pOr he was left. The cause Of his death. as
returned by the board OF health, was acute
alcoholism.
lie was member OF Quarry Workers In
ternational union, Branch No. u, and at a
meeting Of the branch held Sunday it was
voted 70 take the remains 10 charge and
deiray the expenses OF burial.
Dumtord came from HOlyoke, Mass,
where he had a sister and several brothers.
The union appointed A. +. Kenerson to at
tend to the matter, and he left by the early
morning train Monday for Holyoke with
the remains.
Dumiord was about forty years old and
IL Is reported that he had an excellent ed
ucation, and persons who have seen his
handwriting state that it was far above
the average. He had a brother, Patrick
DumfOrd, who has worked at the Ellis
quarry at various times.
Oyerseer OF the Poor Noble received a
notice last week from the overseer Of the
poor for Dummerston that Patrick Dunn
tlru had teen committed TO the hospital
for the insane at Brattleboro ana that the
town OF Dummerston would look to the
town OF Bethel for endorsement for the
expenses. Mr.. Noble on investigation
learned that Patrick Dumford had not re-
sided in Bethel a sufficiently long period
TO gain residence here.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-11-02

Nature needs only Little Early Riser
now and then to keep the bowels clean.
the liver active, and the system free from
bile, headaches, constipation, etc. The
famous little pills early Risers" are pleas.
ant IN effect and perfect in action. They
never grippe or sicken, but tone and
strengthen the liver and kidneys. Sold by
+. +. Bryan, Randolph.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-11-02
PiTTsFIELD.

Seth Warren is i'll with brain fever.
Miss Ethel johnson is on the sick list.
DIR. Greene of Bethel was IN town re-
Gently.
H. g. Ranney was in Rutland Saturday
and Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. Roundy OF Sherburne was in
town Friday.
Mrs. Elisha Averill had an attack OF
appendicitis last week.
Miss Ellen Clifford of Rochester was in
town the first of the week.
F.. L. Ranney has been suffering with
seiatic rheumatism the past week.
George Spaulding and daughter. Caro-
line, OF Rutland were at II. q. Ranney's
Monday.
Nelson Amazon is spending several DAYS
r. II. Slack.
Miss Veda Davis of stockbridge spent
saturday with her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Davis.
orval Fiheld, Frank Bishop, Mr.. West
colt and Joel Fifield each succeeded in
killing a deer last week
Constable John Davis of Sherhurne too.s
Andrew johnson back to the insane asv-
lum at Waterbury last Friday.
III. anu MFs' Mayo OF BrocktOn, Mass
VINO nave been spending the summer al
the Nose House, have bought the farm
owned by DR.. G. w. Brigham and have
engaged James Bennett and wife TO work
for them. 1t is understood thac Mr.. ana
mrs. Mayo viii spend their summers here.
A liquid cold cure and the only Cough
syrup which moves the bowels-works am
cold out OF the SYSTEMS Kennedy's Lax
sie honey and Tar. Clears the head and
throat and makes weak LUNGS strons,
Best for Group, Whooping Cough. ete
Children loveit. Sold by F. +. Bryan, Ran
dolph.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-11-02
Mondays Randolph Market.

The following prices were realized by
sellers at Randolph stores and markets
last Monday mot retaill;-
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-11-02

/ II E. Adams. formerly OF Bethel, but
now living in BrOokline, Mass, was ia
town over Sunday. Mr.. Adams was called
10 Vermont to prove the will Of the late
Peter OiConuell, he being he last suryiy-
ing witness. The other witnesses were
William X. Adams and Jason Chadwick
Mr.. Adams is now in the employ Of +. w.
Barry, Beale q Co, stationers in Boston.
King r. Lille, who has been clerking in
the store Of J. O.. Sargent for the past two
wears, has resigned this position to accept
work in Boston, where be will also follow
his musical education. During his stay in
Bethel Mr.. Lille has been faithful mem
Der OF the choir Of the Congl church as
solo baritone singer and has made a posi-
tiOn hard to fiji. Many Of the musical en-
tertainments given in this section in the
past year have been due to his efforts. Be-
fore his departure, the members OF the
Cong'l church and congregation presented
him with purse Of gold as substantial
token Of their esteem and appreciation.
The deer season passed without any
great slaughter Of the innocents in this
town. Ii is not learned that any non resi-
dent paid sl5 into the state treasury in
this vicinity for a license Miss Marion
Stackpole OF Barnard shot a handsome
buck near her home place in Barnard Fri-
day. On the same day George Kimball
got a deer on the place in Royalton where
Martin King formerly lived. Fred Phelps
of st. Johnsbury shot deer near r. r.
Burnett's. Merton Torrey Of Addison,
who was visiting at Forrest southards,
shot a large buck on the hill southwest
OF Mr.. Southard's. Although severely
wounded, the deer escaped and could not
be found, though traced as far as the road
near Martin Kings. Eight deer are re-
ported killed in Barnard.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-11-02

DO not be deceived by counterfeIts when
you buy Witch Hazel Salve. The name Of
r. {. Dewitt & Co is on every box Of the
genuine. Piles in their worst form will
lass away u you viii apply DeWiJs
witch Hazel Salve night and morning.
Best ior Cuts, Burns, Boils, letter, Ecze-
ma, etc. sold By r. +. BRYAN. Randolph.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-11-02

The following prices were. charged at
Randolph stores last Monday for grain
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-11-02
Chelsea Home News.
Fl. o. BIxBY. Local Editor.
For Sale.

50 h. p. upright tubular boiler, sl25.
10h n 40.
30 b. D. Putnam engine, sl25.
80 houses and other buildings with or
,sffhouf land
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-16
@egea 8iirgidaft ent=
laiien.
Sreunoe oes friiReren 2luoitors
ellen CUR 6iilfe.
@t6aro orobt S1aoemer=
iatfla9en etnsuretd)ett.

Sabib 6. Sberrid tpurbe 9eFern
Na&mittas bonn poli3eiri9ter untsr
SIS, 600 garsi&aft gefsat uno bann
aus Der Daft entlaRen. Cine Mnsabl
Der uoblbabenbf fsn unb prominente=
fsn Wdnner bes etaates maren feline
garaen. Sslepbonii9 tibsrmittelte
Gngebote tparen ni8t n6tbig, ba bic
3ur STEELE gesilten Wdnner melt tber
eins Wsiaion 2apitaI reprdientirten,
unb mebr uie millig uarsn, benz friibe=
rem Staats-Nubitor CUR 9ilfe 3u ellen.
Bon allen Seiten b6rt man abfd1i9e
Bemertungen bartibsr, bob Der @ou'
berneur R4 ba3u binreiben lieb, bie bon
ibm felbsr sstslte 3sit Der Mbre9nuns
ni9t ab3umarten, fonbern bereits am
Sage borber ieinev @ntbhqungen" tanb.
su9eben, uno awar 3u elmer 3eit mo-
S6srrid, tpis ct islbsr iagts, fait bic
sefammte Summe 5dtte ein3ablen t6n'
men. Die Si&erbeitsn, wel&e er fir
bic @taatsselber in gmpfans nabm,
iOlen fi9 iibrisens BET ndbersr getra&=
tung als melt tpertbboller unb fi9srer
eruieien baben, als man auerf an3u=
nebmen genei9t mar.
@berrids Greunbe berbarsen fi9,
baB ber 6taat aud ni@t einen 6euer
bes @elbes berlieren tpirb, uel9es in
9dnben bes Mubitors fi9 befano.
Staats=Mntldssr CHARLES Benebiet
alaubt, bob Die @robseI9worenen in
elmer SpssiaIIiBung pieaei9t I9on on.
fanss Der nd9fen Wo9e Die bonn @ou'
berneur segen sberrid erbobenen An=
Hagen unterfu6en tuerbsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-16

Rid 6or, 1916 Columbia Mbe.,
fieI geifern an Der Bir9inia Mbe. aus
einem 8aunt unb berlebte fi9 bas SUB.
gelenf unb bas Rhd9rab. gr mubte
mittels Ambulan3 In feline WObnung
gebra9t tuerben.
6ranf Mnberon n aus Wun.
Gle, ber I'm Serminal @ebdube fiir5te,
tpurbe in's Dispeniarium eebra&t. Da
ii9 ieine Ierlesungen als nur lei9t er.
uisisn. lisB man ibn alIein F& auf ben
6eimtue9 MAIDEN.
Wora Bpers aus Wount Gar.
mel, Snb., fisl an Der gde Der Waibing'
ton unb Netu Serfep Ctr. BON einen
etrabenbabnwagen. sic 3og f& eine
Gcalpmunbe au. Or. We2ee nabm Fl
In 8ehanblung.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-16

8robbsm polissiri9tsr Wballon ben
bon Der 8siunbbeiisbsb6rbe angeflag'
ten s. @. Smith ftraffrei entlaiien bat,
III berielbe nod ni9t nit Or. 8. Iic.
tor 3sene ferti9. Der lebtere uiro
tpsitsr in Der sa4e gessn Smith por.
geben unb pabri9sinlid ben 8robge.
idworensn bic Mngslsgsnbeit unters
breiten.
Smith mar bstanntli9 ang.tlast.
elm prdisrpirmittsl ftir Wil9, tuelass
absr vGurmaloebpoe" entbielt, bertauft
3u babsn, oabur9 bas Seiss iibsr Hab.
runssmittsl- -gsrfdli9uns iibertrst.no.
Der ppli3siri9tsr entlieb ben Inge.
tlastsn, Der tsine 0ertbeioigung einge=
rsidt bate, nit Der Begriinbung, bob
bon Der @siunbbsitsbsb6ros ni9t na4-
gstpisIsn let, baB Smith setpuBt babe,
bob sr Elm 8srfdII9ungsmittel ber=
faufe.
Der Nnseflaste iff Der 8ater bee
friiberen @ountp=Mubitors uno 0or,
fibenber bss rspubliIanii9 @ountp'
2omitss Sarrp 9. Smith.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-16

.,mei Wdnner, bic fpdter
In Der poli3sifation unter Nntlage
Der Sruntenbsit auftau&ten, follibirten
on Der Wsrioian unb 80. Ctr. nit
sinsm 2aiifubrwert. geibe fthrsten
aus ibrem gugsp uno sogen fi9
i9msraIi4s gerlebungen su, tporauf
he bann ins 9iipsnIarium unb ipdtsr
In bic pOli3eifation sebra9t tpurben.
Yerrp Sinner fisI on Der
@aihineton Str. bon etnem StraBsn,
babnmassn uno 3og ii4 eine SeaIp.
tunnoe 3u.
So6n Rennebp, 234 Sab
Hsm Seriep Str, ben man nod Der
poli3sifation gebra&t bate, purbe
sntlafen, ba es f9 erwiss, oab ber
Nann am 2rampfe litt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-16
GoaiFon.

@arrett, Snb., Is. Sept. 3w'i
Ysriunsn murben gstbotet, mebrere ber=
uunoet, In elmer giisnbabn= 2ollifon
nabs unferer Staot.
Cine 9otomotibs tuel9e auf einem
Ssitensslsiis itano, bate fi9 Der 6ieae,
tpo Die SslsiIe R9 ndbern, I'm In elm.
amber tiber3use6en, 10 isbr 9endbsrt,
baB eins Ssitsntoliifon nit bem bors
iibsIauienosn paiiasisr3uge faitfanb.
Die 6 otomotibe uno brei Waggons bes
psrionen3ug.s entgleifen. Jrant
SmOOs aus @bicaso Sunction, O.,
unb Elm blinber pafiasier uurben se=
t6otst. Wsbrere perionen tpurbsr
perlsbt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-16
Sisl Nmfresuns, meats S@aaea.

Cine Circus -8orfiaun9 i'm 2Ieinen
sab ssfern Mbeno g. 8. 2innid, ein
Anaefelltsr Der 3ibben 9Ouwe9 Co.,
als er NIT sinem iGsusE Yferbe an Der
Wsribian Strabe n6rbli9 fubr. An
Der WaIbins.on Strabs follibirte bas
pfero nit einem Nblieferungswagen
unb 2innid's @agen tpurbs um9e.
porfen.
Dos pfsrb Fins bann an rhdpdrts
su geben lno i4ob ben Wagen III oit
bort fi9 anbdufsnben gussiss, eint
bei0Oie 8erwirrung an oisier 10 Be-
lebten etraBenfreuaung anri9tenb.
Or. u. q, @bite. Der ssrabs be-
@e9es sefabren iam, tpurbe slei9falls
in bas @eordnse sei9oben. iebo9 se.
lang es ibm, fi& unb fein Yefdbrt
obne e9aben au retten. alls f9 bi,
slufreguns selest bate. ersab es fi9.
oaB bur9aus fsin S9aosn anseridtet
purbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-16
etaats : Ansfsllmas sim srobs
artiser Grfols.
s54, 600 @innabmen.

@effern tam bic 6taats-Musfelung
bier gum abI9Iub. @egea $1,000
RenI9en narsn seaern Witta9 nod
auf benz ausHslungsplas, bo4 ma9'
ten fi9 hbsral 3ei@en bon benz S4luB
betuertbor. 0iels Nusfeller warerl
i4on beim ginpaden. aans beionoers
eifrig tparen Die Ausfsaer BON Iieb,
fori3ufommsn, bamit fie nod re9tseitis
ra9 anberen Staats Musfelungen
fommen.
Beionoers bemerfbar aber NOR Der
S9luB Bel ben @e6duoen Der Aus=
feaunss=2ommiifon, no bic @emin-
nsr non preiisn ibre @ertifitats srs
bislten, bic fis bann fur bic fefgeisbten
BaarprsiIe unltaui9ten.
Shr bic prsisri9tsr uaren bic auss
fsaunestaas f6wsre Gage, beionoers
fir bisisnissn i'm @sflisel' unb &ino'
pieb.9epartsment.
usbsr 10000 Wsnf9en baben nod
Angaben bon Saspsr Ga Grange, benz
S6asmsifsr Der Ausfeaung, fiir ben
gintritt su ben ausitslunsssriinben
ibrsn balbsn Dollar gsopfert; ba3u
fommtn nod1 ifber 5000 Rtnber. bic fir
gintritt besablt baben.
NuBsrbsm 9in9en iiber $4,000 elm
FIR 2on3sifionsn bon ben grfrii9ungs-
ftdnben ufm.
alss in Nllsm fnb Biz ieBt $54, 600
ginnabms 3ufammsn sers4nst tpor=
ben.
Der BeIua am W2itttpo1 unb Son-
nsrftas mar 9r6ber benn berisnige Der
9an3en Wo9e i'm bori9en Sabre.
Der StraBenbabnoienft lieb in bis-
fem Sabre ni9ts su wtni9en tibrig;
brei 2inien, bic college Mbenue, bic
Central Nbsnue unb Sllinois StraBe=
2inis belt ausss;si9nete gerbinbung
3tpii9eu Der Staot u. bem Nusfsaungss
plas aufre9t.
Die SuB aapeqe gab gefern abeno
ibr lsgtss 3onaert, um fi9 bon bier
mad Der 9sntudp Staats=Gusfelunq
au begeben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-16
Yolt3etlt4es.

Sobn Saplnr, Elm 6armer aus
Der nmge9enb bon Mnoerion wurbe um
$50 befoblen. Gin 8ai9enbisb batte
ibn beim Musteaungsplabe seieben
unb einen unbsua9ten Nugsnblid be-
nubt, f9 bic Bsute anaueignen.
Otis0aroep, Der esitern einen
BilettsW Werfauf fur bas gmpire 8beas
ter an Der Marfet Str. er6fnsie, nod.
bem CT cen ni&tsabaenbsn Beiudsrn
bes $beaters bieielben bereits an Der
untsren 8bnre abnabm, er6ielt 81
nebif 6 Wonaten Irbeitsbaus tpsgen
2leinoisbiiabls, 800 nsbF Soften unb
80 Sage ussen Bummelns. Sarbsp
mar bem &i9ter ndmli9 f9on frhber
In bic Quere 9etommen.
Snbn @reenbad, 1913 @irs
einia Mpe., Der geiiern MbsnS burG
atpei iunse Burf9en um ein Nlmofen
angebettelt tuurbe, mubte su ieinem
2eibueisn ausfinben, baB er gerabt
babel mar, ieine Milotbdtisieit an BIZ
llnredten su berf&menben.
8rsenbad NOR grabs babel, nit Der
beiben in Elm @ef&dft su treten I'm
gslo 3u tpe9|sln, als ibm elmer bel
Iiun9en Burf9en ben Dolarf9ein ent
rib unb babonlief. @reenbad bebisl
elm gnbe Ses S9eines In Der 9anb.
Spbn Orris, Elm llngar aul
Sausbpiae, !wuros unter Der Mntlag
bes Worbaneriffs gefeat. ct fou au
ieinen gormann einen Mn9riff 9e
madt uno benielben i9mer berlsb
baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-16
9ie II. Sabres: &onbemtioa oes
Ser. Gtaatem 8rammetters
8uu0e8.

Die Wdnnsr, osnsn mir isnss @s.
trdnt beroanfen, bas i'm getp6bnli9en
9eben NIT Bier bs3eidnst mirb, tper-
ben fi9 bemnd9ft In Cincinnati Elm
Steaoi6ein gebsn.
Ueranlafung ba3u 1T bic IL. Sab
res.@onbeniion bss 0ereinieten etaa=
ten 8raumeifer.Bunbes bonn 25. bis
~. September.
@tra 800 Braumsiiter aus allen
Sbeilen Der Ser. Staaten tperben er.
tpartst uno 3tuar tusrben 8iele bon
ihren Samen bssleitet iein.
Der 8raumeifier.Yerein bon gin-
einnati uno umsegenb trift bic melt.
gebenbien Wortebrunesn ober bielmebr
bat bieieIben f9on setrofen, um ben
@diten ben Mufentbalt In Der 25nistn
oes Weifens 10 angens6m als m6gli4
tu luuueH.
Gin Invertebrates prosramm III aus
gearbeitet tporben.-
Sin prd9tig ausgefattetes Sou'
bsnir bon bon 1913 Seiten NIT tinR=
lerif4em 3itelblatt unb ben 8ilbern
Der HatIonals8eamten unb Der Wett.
glieoer bes Cincinnati Wereins, fotpit
elmer tur3en Bei&reibung Der Stabi
unb elmer ausfiihrli&en @ei&i&te bee
Irau9euerbes In Cincinnati 1T eben.
faas i4on fertig unb wirb iebenfals
oie Bemunberung aller $beiInebmer an
Der 2onbention erregen.