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Evening star., 1905-11-04
THE TRUTH ABOUT HIM

After dinner the boarding house women
held whispered symposium in the parior
on the subject of the new male boarder,
who had made his first appearance at din
ner.
HE is so interesting looking, don't you
Think" gurgled the giddy Miss Leftatpost.'
glancing archly at her somewhat attenuat-
ed self in the mantel mirror. Maybe he's
poet. or something" and she preened her
self ecstatically and gazed at the others
inquiringly.
He looks as if he'd had some great sor-
row in his life murmured the adipose lit
tie Stillwait. who reads Lucille and
quotes from 1t.
The poor man may have suffered some
great disappointment-who knows?" put in
Mrs. Loseout, who informs the intimate
friends she makes after all OF twenty-four
hours of acquaintanceship that her husband
was such an utter, unmitigated brute that
she was compelled to leave him. Did you
hear him sigh at dinner?'
'Wel. / notice he took a little satchei
out with him when he left the house after
breakfast this morning., observed Mrs.
Getnextsky, who doesn't overlook any bets
in the way of ascertaining little things that
she wants to learn about Now, what do
you suppose he carries the satchel for?'
Well, the satchel may contain the keep
sakes OF some loved and lost one," put in
Miss Lemmesob, who enjoys three good
cries up in her room every day because
she enjoys 'em-the cries, that is.
HE is not particularly good-lookins. but
he has such a-er-spiritual expression,
don't you think?' said little Mrs. Good
thing, who has her fortune told three or
four times a week, besides couple Of ih-
dividual sittings with trance mediums, and
who doesn't know just where to locate her
husband, "he travels so much"
cb raI1 thr 1rnGf fhn
Here he comes now from the dining room'
The new male boarder, who had been in
troduced to all of them at the table, walked
with some embarrassment into the parlor.
on the piano stool. Whirling gracefully
about on the stool, he whacked a few bar
ber-shop chords on the piano.
He was still fumbling with the keys
seated over by the window. leaned over
to one of the other women. who was close
to her, and said to her In an audible stage
whisper:
Mercy sakes alive, but how this weather
does make my corn ache"
The plano fumbler suddenly ceased. The
new male boarder whirled about on the
piano stool and addressed the prim little
Miss Unhandme.
Madame" he said, politely. "if you will
permit me to attend to the corn, I'm sure
I'll be able"
The prim little Miss Unhandme rose from
her seat, stiff as ramrod. and drew her
self up to her full four feet eleven inches.
'Sirr-r"' she Kissed at the new male
boarder
There was sensation all over the board
ing house parlor. The women all sat up
straight and looked fluttery. The new male
boarder glanced around confusedly. Then
CLEAN OF understanding came into his
eyes.
"Oh, beg pardon he said to the shocked
little Miss Cnhandme, but / see now
y'know. Perhaps you may not be aware
that 1 am by profession chropodst?"
Then. as autumn leaves before the chill
blast, they fell away from him.
Evening star., 1905-11-04
Not a Case of Conscience.
From the Pittsburg Dispatch.

Mr.. James Baker officer. You will find
Pair of Shoes on the upper end of First
avenue above Ross street back of where the
wagons stay at night, under a piece of
wood Behind log. They belong on right
hand side OF grant st above Second ave two
dores to Dago. you can't miss them on
the right hand side. / needed them Real
Bad but got them at night and they were
sepert shoes they are no good to me. yours
postal card bearing this message was
received at central station yesterday by Po-
liceman James Baker. The officer found
the shoes and discovered that both were
for the right foot. They had been stolen
from an Italian shoemaker of Grant street
and were returned to him.
Evening star., 1905-11-04

II caught thousand of them"
out in the country and caught a thousand
OF them and brought them home and turn
ed them loose in that other fiat"
And the children all caught the fever
and died and left you in state of peace
and happiness?"
Not by a jugfuli. / made an ass of
myself n believing that article in the
papers,
"As to how?''
"As to the fact that every one of those
kids came down with whooping cough in
stead of typhoid fever. and the way they
whooped her up and whooped me into an
other fiat makes my heart ache yet"
JOE KERR
Evening star., 1905-11-04
Her Friendly Suggestion.

From the Chicago Tribune.
Young Feathertop-"The reason why l
make so many bad breaks is that I al
ways say the first thing that pops into
my head,
Miss Tartun-''Did you every try wait
ing moment to see IL anything really
had popped into your head?"
Evening star., 1905-11-04
Luck of a Chinese Girl.
From the Canton Times.

During the current celebration of the fes-
tival of the Spinning Maiden and the Cow
herd (the stars known to us as Lyra and
AquilD one girl, sixteen years of age. with
needle in one hand and the thread in the
other, kneeling before the shrine of the
star goddess, managed to thread the needle
behind her head. unmistakable evidence that
she had been endowed with special skill.
She has since been inundated with offers
OF marriage from enthusiastic youths
through the offices of regular go-betweens
Evening star., 1905-11-04
Where He Failed.

"I used 10 be fool enough to believe ev-
erything / read in the papers," said the
fat man with the disconsolate look, but
I've got bravely over that"
"Get thrown down. was asked
II did / was living in a fat in New
York and on the same floor was a family
with seven children. They were such a
terrible nuisance that when / read in the
papers that certain mosquitoes carried
about the germs of typhoid fever ! went
Evening star., 1905-11-04
Nothing to Retract.

From the Chicago Tribune.
Dissatisfied Customer-You sold this stone
to me as a fancy OPAL
Dealer-Wen? You didn't expect to get
a real opal for twenty-five cents, did your
Evening star., 1905-11-04
Troubles Of the Rich.
From puclI

From Puck.
Jaggies-"Why does that millionaire boast
of his ancestry"
Because he can't very well boast Of his
posterity, when his daughter eloped with
the coachman and his two SONS are taking
the gold cure" S
Evening star., 1905-11-04
Modern Life.

Translated for Tales from Fliegende Blatter.
Shells it true that your brother is gong
TO remarry his divorced wife?'
He-''Yes He became so we'll acquainted
with her during the divorce trial that he
fell in love with her"
Evening star., 1905-11-04
Jumping for the Train.

From the Philadelphia Press.
Citiman'Is 1t really only ten minutes
walk to the station from your house?,,
Subbubs-"What a ridiculous question!
Nobody In our lovely suburb ever walks to
the station; l believe. however, that It's
ten minutes walk from the station"
Evening star., 1905-11-04
Food for the Animals.

Translated for Tales from Meggendorfer Blaetter
Lieutenant A.-Were' there any lions at
the judges reception"
Lieutenant B.-"Yes. and he fed them
with daughters"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-05

@eo6rrtes Rtnbfeta - eotufeu. reo
ests. l3te; ausenieiten loc: Snnsrf, Ibi:
en66eI 15c.
e3n1aR In Eierees Il. Dual. Sc; q
nraiitdt 85se: 8. HuaIitdt SIC
Hsirfe - 0erduQsrte Dratpurf s1s
Srartfurter 74e; Bologna In 9drmsx &c, in
TuG 6he.
GescsrteS.
S~noiarareIts 4aFees8reHe
SereoenI. Bis gutter 1o-12e; tr;ssa De &C
rabIter 14-lSc ; Sancp 82l-sse. gofh,u
Dsuom ls BIB 22e. Saua 1885,.
Sn 2adetsa:
artoia $l2.7s. Zion S1a. rs, Se=iss s12, rs;
earacas sl2. 70, Dilwort5's S12. 90, Eytx
SABA Slenb SIC. 30, RaiIgouS g1a. az. eats
1.eabeo Sara SI2.6O.
8uGer-Donttnoes 8.72e; siiasaaes 7.e7
pu!uerifrter 6.57e; xfT4 p~uIpsrFrier s.sss.
feiner sronuIirter 6.37e; Gabes 8.72s: Sos.
fessionsrs' N6.32S H~tossuoob U 6.O7e: xaS.
mtg u SOC; empire Y g.. s2s; SbsoI srtrs
Soloen 8 6.STe; Binbior ertra 6 6,s2,{
Mtosepoob 6 b.72e; seIber g 8. e7e; Is 1,
ber b.32.
Sprtp-etanbarb Corn 25e bts 25e, l.,
ruabIter &c Bis 32c; eorsbuHn sss bSs 8ss;
Rep Crteans RoIaHes 1se bis ase; osrudbI,
ter 30c BIS 36c.
stdrfe-pearI, 3fe, Champion gIos. I sxs
8 gfunb gadete 8. 2orn. l 2fb. 8odsts.
4H-6}e.
Gifs-RaIs 40 Or. 9sR). sat, s-l1s,.
@anone.
ReisI@aroIfna. 3opi. 4s-e}e, Saton 81
Ole, sebro@ener, 3--4e.
pidIes-24Oo I'M Sab $40; 1900 TN ssas
So; 1900 TIM saIbfab $500; 400 TN sos
$50.
Gtnsema9te Sri@ts-SIadbsrrles Reb..
SLIGO pea9es etanberb, 8 gfe.. ga
2.25; COMBS 8 gfurS 81. 6O-H. s5: ri,
Peaaes. 81. 40-S1.60; s~!nanas, Staxbarh.
! 3d.. 81. 66-sl. so; eeeossSs, 3 gtsuss.
81 .26 s1.4b; CRIME gobnen. 8 gfaxb aass
men. SabeTa Ananas 8 l.S0Lsa. Ok.
Sefsbte erbien. $l.20-S1.7 5. frhbe Srxi W
sents, Rarrop 90e, etneeusi9te b5e-eOs
Tomatoes. 9 pfunb. 81. 10-S1.I5, 8uGsts
8orm SOc-S1.2 %. EpfeIbatter, pet 9usesh,
8 pfunb. 81.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-05
Nt6ter
Gum MaDur sewdbIt.

@btcngo, 4. april. Bel Der
beuti9en Waporsruabl puroe Die repu=
blitaniiae pariei 9eI6lagen. Die neue
8erDaltung bat als 0auptplante ihrer
platform bic grperbun9 Der StroBen=
babnen bur9 bic Staot. IS banoeli
fi9 alfo i'm elm Obistt i'm Wertte bon
5000, 900, 900.
Der &anoioat Der republifanif9en
Yartei mar Sobn MaDnaro 6arlan,
Der Sobn oes O6erbunoesridter, Der
Der bemofraiii1en partei @ibter @o-
tparo j. Dunno. Die uria1en Der
rspublitaniideu Nieoerlage finb per-
idieoenartig. 0lrlan bate i9 ourd
angeblide 8tdR9tslofiateit in Der eige=
men partei 6einbe e.madt.
Sn manden preeincten, bic ftets cine
fiarfe republitanii6e Waio,itdt liefer=
ten, mar oas @otum Elm iebr f9ma9es.
Sooann felten bic @esner 6arlan als
ben 8ertreter Der @slbintsreHen bin.
Die &epublitaner batten geglaubt,
Stimmsn, Die aus Dieiem @runbe Der.
loren sin9en, wiroen benz SO3ialiften
collins sufalen, aber oiss mar ofenbar
cir Srrtbum. Die Demotraten batten
our6 ibre raoitale politit beaiisli9 Der
StraBenbabnen ben So3ialiitsn ben
Wino aus ben Se9eln genDmmen.
Iu9 bas Yertrauen auf bas Neger=
8otum tpurbe eetduidt uno fdlisblit
tuaren bic Sempsren3ler sesen 9arlan;
obslei9 fie einen eisenen @anbibaten
battsn, ftimmten fie fir Sunne, um
einen Sie9 Sarlan's unm6glid su
MAIDEN.
Sooann finb 9unre unb iein @am-
pagne=2eiter .pop" Onion bel ben
MaHen iebr beliebt. Die pluralitdt
Sunne's tpirh 22-25,0 900 Stimmen
betra9en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-05
TriiHte mnS Semitic.
Sri9te.

Sru1fe.
MepfeI-@ute 8o9apfeI ~$2.60-3.OO per
Sab.
Bananen 81. 25-1.75; fIeine 75c-S1.O0.
Granberries 100000.
Srauben Nalasa $3.50.
G'tronen $2.75-s.2S per Rife.
Oranaen $a.10-2.50; California Seeb'
Iinas 81. 70-1.90 per Rifte.
@emife.
Rotbe Hiben $1.50 per Sab.
8raut, 9ouanb Seeb $25 per 9onne; Rotb'
traut ST. 80 per Sab.
California GeIerp 85e-$1.c0 per 8un4.
glumenlobI $l.25 per @rate.
Obfter 8Iant 15c per Dmsenb.
SaIat 12c per Yfunb.
iSmiebeIn $a.25-2.5O per bunbert 9finb;
SLIGO per 8uibeI; ipanii@e ST. o per @rate.
Rartofeln 9Oe-$1.OO per Cad; 87ac-90c
auf ben GeIeiien.
Suinois SiB : RartoHeIn $500 per Sab.
parfnips $500 per Sab.
&abieIe 25c-3Oc Der Outenb.
geter1iIie soc per Ousenb 8mn4es.
Gpinat 6Oc-7Oc per Dutenb.
@eibe 8ibem $500 per Sab.
&utabasas $l.1O-$1.2O per Sab.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-05
Ser6u@esteS NIttt@.

eusar @ureb S@tnten - grfe NuaIitdt
1870 Yfunb III: Ii Hfwnb life; 19-l2
Pfunb I2a; 8ussts nueIttdt se-1s Rfmst
lie /; 10 Rtlnt i1}e I; Ii Rfnsb life ; 10
Hfunn 12c.
gaItforni@s e4snten-s BIB 8 Rfano Sc;
9 bss IL Nfanh 73e.
1@uItnn-Gnsl Gures, 16 BIB 20 Efunh
in Dur&fGntt. &c: 18 Bfunb Tur@i&ntH.
Sc, 10 bis IL Yfuae 8fe.
Sribtiid,e ped-Rlarer 0nelfb Gureb Lee
a.wdblter Sugar Gureb 16e, 6-7 8frnb Ia,
Dur&f&mitt lSe; Biz 9 Hf,xb tm 9rr4'
i9nitt 1sc; 10 BIB IL Tfunb tm Dsr9i@mtti
lie; 5 Nfanb tn Dur&i&ntH, i&usaI. 10ae.
8 pfa1b I'M Dsr&i&mttt. i@msal. la2e.
Sped, gnsI.-@ewdbIter, 8 bs 10 Rfuuh
hm Dur@f&nitt. 12}e; ID BIZ Ii 4fsusb Ia
DurGf&ntt. LIE.
eped-RIare eetten, 30 BIB 20 Bfanb Ia,
Dur&i&nit, sae; 4lare eettex. 20 BID 30
Rfuab, sac; atare Bellies. 2S BIB 90 4ftusb.
9ke; Is bis 20 3d.. Ole; II BIB Is 4fsatb,
l0e; aIare Ssiiden, Is BID 90 4funs. Be-;
Rii6es IL bis Is Hfvab Ole; &Iare &l6en {
BIB Q Rfrnb. 7He
0ep0deltes e4wetneHeti4 = &so@eaIoiel
6anep pig $3.50; RInes Deaa $16.00; Gam
Ip $500; etort 6Ieas e14.60; Sauw'
t13. 90.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-05
&etSetes.

&eben $40. Q retber S1.Os3 auf eelets
len, sl.os pom Ra5ien; 80. 8 rotte1 CSC;
Ndr5 81 .083; Besenpesen $1.os
Born (neaes)- go. l weib 47tc so.
rpetb 47ae; Ro 9 weis 47ie; SO. 4 melt,
46e; no. 2 wetb genif9t 47e 80. Q
metz aemti@t 47c; go. 4 peis semif&t
46e; Ro 2 seIb 4sc; SO. 8 seIb 49, ;
No. 4 8eIb 46c; go. 3 sesrti9t 473e;
No. 8 asmti&t 4N; go. 4 eenstf9t 49,;
RpIbeft 47c.
Safer- re. 2 uetber 31e; 30. 8 pstBa
60le; 70. 2 0eurii&ter 80fe; go. 8 sensE4tes
8Oe.
Ssu Ro. 1 at,aot4s sl0. 90; 70.
2. So. 90.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-05
S6mereteM>

@otber Rleeiamen 81 $500.
gnslii4er 8Ieeiamen. s7.75-s.26.
MIsfe &Ieeiamen 81. 76-8. Is.
9GIfaIfa 8Ieeiamen $7.h0-e.O0.
Weiser &leeiamen s8.45.
@ewabtter Stmotbp $1.7o-1.8o.
Srbtndrer Bis gutter 7in:otbp 81. 85-1.6O.
5anep Rentudp gIausras 81. 0o-1.a6.
8Iausras IN gbaf soc.
gnsIif@es gIausras ST .46.
Or9arb @ras S.. 7O-1.8O.
Reb Top in Gbaff 7sc-$I.I0.
&afer &orn He-S1.O0.
Amber 3udsrrobr Samen $I.OO-1.25.
8eiber 9aferian1en 40c
Sriibiabrs @srfte $1.25.
8eibes unb seIbss Rorn $I.OO-L.25.
Reo Sob GnfiIase $1.1O-1.25.
Gop Seas $l.7e.
@inet 81. 80 bis $1.S6.
5riibiabrss@ eisen lao.
SetSpiebeI, rpeiBe, seIbe unb rotbe $500
per BuibeI.
SiB : &artofeI, eeIbe Serieb, Bermuda,
aniemono inb fiibli4e Queen 3d. O per
SAB; rotbe Haniemonb $2.75; grafiIianif9e
$3.50.
RartofeIn, friibe 8 8o9en zoe per guibeI;
'riibe Dbio Csc per SuibeI; friibs Sioie SOC per
friibe Burbanf SOC per Buibel; frIbe
pebron 45c per BuibeI; &uraI Stem Sort unb
Sreen Nountain 40c per 8uibeL
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-05

Thnotbt-Berteufspreie: SO. OIL 90.
Rice gertaufspresie: IS. 0o-Sl0.00
BeHttorn - 8ertaufSprets: ie ROO ss
0uaIttdt, 80 bis 66e.
&~afe-sei&aIt 44-46e In ben Aebrea
s8.00-$10.O0 per Tsnne. Eeuer $685..
etrob-q<eie. ie mad BEN geah. b Uak
len, 30 .0O-$6.OO {.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-05
0ey@Ia@teteA HItA.

5rt@es MISUNDERSTANDING etiere - 81
7e; bieIige etiers 8--8}e; bteFee %tabes
$50 bis FRO Bfuno 7e; bief8e 8iibe 400
6ts $50 gfanb 53e ; 3ibe $50 BIB e60 pfrab
Sc; etisr goroerptertsI &c. ctter Stnter'
uisrtsI lie, Sinh QtnterpiertA 9e. %;rb
gorberpterteI &c, Rub BcrterpierteI 43c, 2ab
hsntsrbterteI 7}c.
Trii9es RaIbfetfG-SaIbes lie, Sinters
uterteI l3c. EorbspierteI &c.
Strides s@aiieii@ - 2dumer PEI Pfrrh
12c /; e@afe 9}e; e9enteI l8e; &aes hun.
he.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-05
% a 3 n.

2anas @itp, Wo., a. Npril.
Sn SefsriOn @itp muroe bas gauge
oemutratii9e Staot=S idet nit Sp. s.
Walaee on Der Spibe gerudblt.
g .2ouis, Mo., 4. Mpril. Sie
bsutige Staotwabl mar angsmein rege.
Die Beri9e laufen lan9iam Elm. Bis
IL ubr Nben6s bate Der Republicans
f9e Maporstanoioat &idter Sohn u.
Saltp Dor benz Semofraten &ola WsQs
einen 8Oriprung.
g t. 2ouis, Wo., 4. Npril.
I'm Witternadt mar bas &eiultat aug
$50 p~recintten bon 405 mie folgt:
SObn q. Saltp (Rep.) "a, 6l5, &O0a
Weas (Dem.) 2OO29.
2incoIn, Nebr., 4. Npril. =
Gum Mappr wurbe beute Der Demo-
frat grant 80. 8rown semdblt. Die
&epublitaner ertpdblten 2 Neciie=Gom=
mihdre, bic ft9 fir @rb6bun9 Der
WirtiAafts. 2icena berpfidtet batten.
g e9ster Waporstermi n.
Quincy, Sas., 4. Npril. SObn
u. Steinbah (9em.) tuuroe beute fur
einen 6. Sermin als Wapor erwdbIt;
nit ibm tpurbe bas sdnse bemofratif4e
Sidet getudblt.
6 m p { u 6 II.
MemYorf A. Mpril. Nnna 0as
lentina, bic Dor einem Sabre tpegen gr=
morouns @eIa 2aba's au 2obi, q.
g., gum Sooe bsrurtheilt tuuroe. 1T
bonn @taatsoberseridte gu 6ufenfad
sntgiltig berurtbeilt tuoroer an, Greita9
ben IL. Mai gebdnst gu peroen. OBJ
elei9 ibre Nbbofaten tein Mittel un=
beriudt lieben fte Dor benz @algen gu
Sie Nobofateil polen nun an oas
Oberbunoesseri4t appeliren auf ben
BIN, bab bic 8alentina ibrer
tonftitutionelen Re9te beraubt poroen
lei.
2anbbetri Il gereien n.
pprtIanb, Ore, a. Npril.
Nad elmer pauie bon so Sager baben
bic Observation-Disclosures beute tpie=
Der bic unteriudung Der 2anobetrises
reien In bieiem Staate aufsenommen.
60 tuare1 8unbes : Hiirittsantualt
Jraneis q. 9enep, %. s. Burns,
Netpbauien uno anoere 8eamte
oes 8unoesssbeimoienfes, iouie 3abls
rei9e 3eugen eridienen. 8iele Der
fnb 2anbapplitanten aus benz
Roieburs-S ifritt, Beamte beg 2ano=
Wobotaten uno @%runoei9en=
tbumsbdnbler.
8-arietb d Sopsta.
Wahiaaton, 4. Mpril.. @sm=
Sames 9. Garfielo bonn 2orpo-
r~ationsbureau III bon elmer grbolunas,
reiis 3uridgetehrt uub uirb H9 MOI.
get, nod 3opeta, Ras., begebeu, um
f9 peribnli9 einen ginblid in bic @es
f9dftsmtbobsn bes Oeltruffs 3u ber-
f&afen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-05
Butter. Ger weD 0eHAaN

Sdnbler besabIen fcIsenbe 4retfe:
Butter - Gouatrp, lbe, 0recuterp 28',
gIeix Bic.
Gtsr-16e per Outeno.
Sibner 1O4e. 0dbne 8. Turfeas-10-15e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-05
&6fe.

ensros 8 Neria ufspretie Smyorti!.i
s&wetertdfe 80e per Phsns etxbstusit@e
sGwesertaie lie, Mtseonfa CREAM . raj
10, Rem Dorf ebebbars, LOT. etsb stHi
iGer 2tn,burser Ice. wrid l6a.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-05
TdgltGer NarftbertGt.


Etepm0sst.
S~nhiagapafis nn,ru sieAh6fe, 8. NpriI.
R%tnapteb.
se,D6hIte bis pr,nla 9anort
Ssieie, l30o-l5C M...... 50 80 -6
IaBiee Bis ~nsittle-s Export
Stiere, l30O-I4W Dfb.".. 8 25 ID 10
cute BIG prtnsa s9lGebter stisrs.
l160-l250 o...........". Oo@6 90
5erp0bnIi@e stiere. lilo BIB
1850 Tfunb. -"..."-""..... 76-o2 20
Suite bis senabIts Seeding
otter A 6o-o w
RSbiee Bis quite Seeding Gtiere,
S0O-lO0O Bfb. ..--.-.-.... 25-46 30
Suite StoGerB.......... 8 26-4 %
2et9te Stoders. ........ ....... B 00-S 6O
gufe bic aerpahIte Rtnber..~." 1905 Id
NittIere bis quite Rinser-..... o. 81
SetpSbnIihe Mnber ......"... 8 60-8 s.
Suite bts sspdbEte 9abe... ...... 8 76-4 90
R.tflere Etpe....."......."..... B 4J-o %
Geu5bnlide aIte Rahe. .--... / 60-3 81
Suite RIhe nit RaIb........ $50 $50
s~epDbnItne Riihe nit 2aI ...- s20- $25
SeudhIie gGIber 4O0-7 co
S6rpere SdIber- 2 6O-6 90
Brr.a Die faacp Ggpert Rrt6er
Diuen 8 as 90
gerppbnli9e bis quite 8uaen."... 2bO-3 90
S~en6bnIi9e 9naeR. l 76-2 %
59mstns.
Suite bis sepabIte i&were."--.. u 40-5 DO
Ssmii9te umo i&uere 4adtns... 8 3O-b 40
Suite bis sspabIte Iei4te. .-.-. 8 30-5 40
9eu6bnlipe lei&te...-"..-..... 62O-5 VI
cute Riss--.-..-.....".."- 476@ 30
2eidte gsas ........ 3 0O-4 30
Rouebs 1905 10
S9ae.
Sprtn9 2ambS. ...-.."."""" 3 OO-l0 co
Sute BITS semablte ginidbriSe-... CO. 30
Ss,p5bnIi5e bis quite gtnidbrige 90 6 70
Butte bic serudtIte S4afe.-~.-. 425- 8 90
Ocoindre BITS CUTE S1Gfe..-."... 30 90
400 8 80
Snde, per 100 m......- 8 co. 8 30
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-05
s agopIan oocbeIt's.

IN COLORADO miro Yr1t0ent EopIebelt
in anoauernoer Werbinbung nit sc.
fretar Soeb uno benz off3ielsn Stabe
su @lenuOOo bleiben. Dies miro burd
orabtlOfe Selegrapbie errei9t peroen.
Siesbesi9lide pldne tperoen bier bon
Ofisieren entuorfen. .3nsi srfa6rene
8elearapbiiten meroen ben prdRoenten
in bic WiloniB besIeiten I'm SepeIden
3u empfangen uno absuf9iden. Gin
Nilitdr- Iutomobil miro bic Npparate
transportieren ioweit es bic Weae ae-
fatten. Damn tperoen fie auf padpferoe
gelaoen.
8ei 9lentpooo uirb cine Station
auf 2ootout Wountain erri1tet uer=
ben.
6eute uuroe bas Wetter bel milber;
orei ooer bier Sage sonneni9ein tper=
ben ben S4nee perfdwinben MAIDEN,
Der big iebt nod bas Sasossbist be-
bedt.
Der prdioent nit ieiner sesagb9eiel-
i4aft miro bier am Is. Mpril, 8ormit=
tags, antommen. Damn tpirb er nod
Iew @aftle, IL Weilen tpefli9 BON
8lenuoOb seben, bon mo aus Die eli
gentli4e Sa9o beginnt. Die @eesnb
n0rolid bon Netu gaftle fol aablrei6e
Bdren bebsrbereen.
pulber-@ rpIoion
8riogeport, Conn.,, 4. Npril.
Gin 8ebduoe Der llnion=p atronen=
fabrif muroe bur9 cine @rploion 3er=
trtimmsrt uno wenisftens 3 Manr muir
ben gst6otet.
2anal=2 ri n.
Wabin9ton, 4. Ipril. 9ie
3anal= 9Ommifion bei9lob beute Die
ieitb.rigen @lerts biz auf Weiterss
bei3ubsbalten.
I'm Sen. Sabis i9idte fe elm Ssle.
gramm, bas ibn ermd9tigt, bic Yfli9=
ten zines @ouberneurs Der 2analsone
meter 3u erfiaen, Bis ct our4 &i9ter
Magoon absel6f miro.
WaIbfeuer.
Sa9erstopn n, Wb.. 4. Npril.
MGe 8emii6ungen. ben Walbfeuerr,
bic 0fli9 bon bier -tuitben, @inbalt 3u
tbun, finb berssbli9 seuefen. Die
sinsise 9Ofnung Der WalobewObner
ift 8eaen.
8euder aus Snbiana=
Polls.
fonbiIIe Gla., 4. Npril.
@eEern tanter 240 9ebrer uno S9tler
bon Snbianapolis Bier IN. 5eute un-
.ternabmen He cine Jabrt auf benz
JluHe na9 Wanoarin. Die gefu9er
finb @dfie Der @tabt. Morse, tuerbsn
fe nad peniaeola weiterreifen.
Yetp.
9ineotn, Neb., A. Mpril. @oub.
Widsp belests Die @rnft.Sia nit ieinem
geto. pelde our Nuseabe bon S4ulbs
idsinsn i'm getrage bon $500, 900 fur
@rri&tuns bon 8inbfabenmerten i'm
Staatsaefdnenihs srmd4tist.
Streifber 8ergleute.
Calumet, Mi9.. 4. Mpril. -
Sn ben 2sariarge 8rubsn Der Osceola
@onIolibateo Go. finb 1000 Nrbeiter
an Strsit eesangen. Inter Dem
sdubs bss sberitfs singen 8ruppen
bon Mrbeitern in bic @ruben trob Der
Srohungen Der Streiter.
gs bsibt, baB nd4fe Wode cine
St,eitorbre fur ben ganasn Siftrift
ergebsn mirb.
euer.
8 3 or I o e, g.. g., 4. Npril,-|
gu Rod Wountain, q. g., ri9tete
bsute Na9mittas Jeuer einen s9absr
BON $11O, 900 an. benz Nsrf6srunaen
In Der p6bs bon 500. 900 sesenhbers
ifeben.
9rei Neger geIpn9t.
g abucab, 2p., 4. Mpril. gu
Sutton tpurben brei 0eger, tuelde einen
poli3iftsn ers9ohen baben folten, ge=
lpn9t.
S"tarte OeIqueIIe.
W I. n, g., 4. Npril. =
Sie @lart 60. BON pittsburs erbobrte
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-14
DEATHS

MIJJER-Efne, 1927 Cherry street, phthlsls
pulmonalis. aged 3S years
JEVY-Iouis F., 730 West Second street,
tuberculosis. aged a. years.
CRAIG-Alen W, So3 West Thirtieth street,
infanttle complications, aged days
NATHAM-Abram c., en- route from San
Francisco on Southern Pacific train. CON
sumption, aged 21 years,
MADOERY--John, 22S East Twelfth street,
apoplexy, aged 5s years.
KoBovI-H. county hospital. tubal nephritis,
aged "A years.
KENT-Alva J.. Sisters hospital. tuberculo-
sis, aged 35 years
MATHEW WS-Woodruff X. 4S00 Compton ave-
nue. cerebral homorrhage, aged 10 years
ESTLAKE-Henricus w, Good Samaritan
hospital, abscess of the lungs aged As years.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-14
BIRTHS

JAMES-M M. and wife. 925 West Washing
ton street, May r. a daughter.
CANFIELD-C. O. and wife, 1il4 South Hope
street May 10 daughter.
DE Wand. S. and wife, 1908 West Sixth
street May II, n daughter.
FLETCHER-Clyde l.. and wife, 2b3 East
Forty-fifth street, MAY 70, daughter.
CORBTN-George r. and wife, 20l5 Marinda
street May 49, daughter.
MARDENBURG-H and wife. 7A Kohler
street May 10,
CORBIN-At California hospital. May 49, 1906,
TO Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Corbin OF 20lb
Marinda street. daughter. Weight, ~
pounds.
Peck a Chase CO., undertakers ana embalm-
srs; lady assistant. 4S8 8. Hill. Tel Main 81
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-14
RRoKERs

r. w. PoINDBxTER. BROKER. 500 Will.
cox Building. deals In bonds, mortgages and
otter hrst-elass securities. Loans negotiated
at lowest market rates. II you wish 10 lend
money on FIRST mortgages. | can place It for
you Lafeiy and at a fair rate OF interest.
Reference: First National Bank. Los An
geles National Bank.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-14

7---N1bW,WW---
Just think! $3.50 buys a $500 lot, south
west cement walks. ourbing; two car
lines; stone pillars at street entrances.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-14
ceEn m

20 insUU
for a nice lot on Fifty-ffth street. half
block from Central; cheap.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-14
finn M

Only 5000 down, balance mortgage, for an
elegant lot right in the center of Holly
wood.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-14

for a four-room house. fifteen minutes
ride from center OF town; high ground
only 1875.