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Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-24
Suffer Greatly From Heat

BY Associated Press
GUNSHA PASS, Manchuria. June 2S.
The Japanese are no longer pressing
the Russians south and doubt is now
entertained as to whether the weak
offensive is the precursor of a big battle
or a diplomatic maneuver.
Belief in the prompt conclusion of
peace is weakening.
The heat is intolerable. Even the
nights afford little relief.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-24
FATALLY INJURED IN
EXCURSION ACCIDENT
By Associated Press.

by AbSOCIdleu t-It55'
PoUGHKEEPsIE, N. Y, June 2S.-
Mrs. Lillian Moore of this city, whose
skull was fractured when two cars
filled with excursionists crashed to-
gether at Fishkill Landing early today,
died several hours after the accident
without regaining consciousness. None
of the twenty others who were injured
is thought to be fatally hurt, Both
cars were crowded with Poughkeepsie
people, members of a moonlight excur-
sion party who were returning to their
steamboat at Fishkill Landing, The
motorman lost control while the car
was descending hill
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-24
FEARED THE TERRoRIsTs
Alexis Said to Have Resigned Because
of Warning


ST. PETERSBURG, June 23-A story
is current in the city that the day be-
fore Grand Duke Alexis resigned the
post of high admiral he received a for
NAL warning from the terrorists in
forming him that unless he retired
within twenty-four hours a sentence on
him would be passed and executed.
After the labor disturbances of Jan
uary 22 which resulted in much blood
shed in st. Petersburg, it was reported
that Grand Duke Alexis had been con-
demned to death by the terrorists. 1t
was further asserted that for a long
time after the murder of Grand Duke
Sergius, February IL, Alexis did not
leave his palace, as he had been noti-
fed that the terrorists had placed his
name on the list of those who were to
be executed.
Retired in Disgrace
The announcement of Admiral Alex
ieff's retirement was not accompanied
by the usual rescript of praise and it
bears all the earmarks of imperial dis
favor The retirement of Grand Duke
Alexis as high admiral and of Alexieff
as viceroy of the far east and the sup
preston of the far eastern committee
in quick succession, is the best evi-
dence that Japan could need that the
emperor has washed his hands of the
whole Manchuria adventure.
The liberal press greets the demise
of the Far Eastern committee with a
howl of exultation as being the final
blow to the policy which led to the
present war.
The slovo, M. Whites organ, attrib-
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-24
CHANGES MADE IN
CALIFORNIA PosToFFICES
Special to The Herald.

Special 20 The Herald.
WASHINGTON. June 23.-James S.
Forbes has been appointed fourth-elass
postmaster at Orcutt. Santa Barbara
county, vice George Ferguson. Roy
Ferguson has been appointed rural
carrier at Whittier and Samuel S.
Moore a substitute.
The postohices at Westminster and
Burbank will become International
money order offices on July 1.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-24
Bomb Carrier Arrested

BY Associated Press.
WARSAW, Russian Poland, June %.
"A man carrying a bomb was arrested
this morning in front of the Malewki
police station. He refused all infor-
nation regarding his identity
Disturbances are anticipated here
il consequence of the recent shooting
OF workmen at LODI.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-24
Refuse to Go to Certain Death
tod

BY AssOclateu Press.
VIENNA, June 23.-It is reported
from Lemburg, Austria, that 100 men
OF the SiXty-seventh Russian uhlan
regiment have crossed the frontier in
to Galicia and have surrendered their
horses, ETC.. to the Austrian authori-
ties. The men, it is added, declared
they were determined not to go to
certain death in Manchuria.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-24
STEAMERS BRINGING GOLD
FROM NORTHERN DlGGlNGS
BY Associated Press.

By Associated flohs
SEATTLE. Wash, June 23.-The
steamer City of Seattle is expected to
reach here Sunday with $1,OOO.OOO in
gold dust from the mines of the Klon-
dixie and Tanana country. She left
Skagway today. The shipment rep
resents the first clean up of number
of claims. The steamer Dolphin ar
rived here today with $25O.OOo in gold
from the Klondike.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-24

utes the origin of the war to the late
interior minister, Won Plehve, and con-
cludes: "The black page which pre-
ceded the bloody pages of the book of
our far eastern affairs has at last
been torn out by the emperor and all
Russia will rejoice"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-24
DARR|CADE THE
STREETS OF LODI
MILITARY AND STRIKERS IN
FURIOUS CONFLICT
VERY MANY WORKERS KILLED
City In a state Of Panic, and the Rat
tie Of Rifle VolIeys and Revol-
YER Shots Continually
Heard

sian administration and the welding of
Polish people with the general body
polite of Russia by peaceful ties which
will preserve Polish individuality, cul-
ture and language"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-24
VIII Emiarate to America
Bv Assoclated Press.

BY Associated Press.
ST. PETERSBURG, June 23.-A let
ter from the Caucasus says the Molo-
kans have prepared to follow the ex-
ample of the Doukhobors and are be-
ginning to emigrate to America to es-
cape official oppression. Count Toll
stoi has been largely instrumental in
inducing the Doukhobors to go to Can
ada
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-24
ROBBED IN RUSSIA
American Loses Diamonds and Money
at st. Petersburg Hotel
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
ST. PETERSBURG, June 23.-Theo-
dore S. Darling of New York and sew
eral other guests at the Hotel de pEu-
rope. have been robbed of all their val
uables. Mr.. Darling lost a diamond
necklace and quite a sum of money.
Subsequently the necklace was discov-
cred in a pawnshop.
With the assistance of the Ameri-
can embassy efforts are being made to
recover the stolen property. Consider
able mystery surrounds the robbery
Suspicion fell on a Russian countess,
but when accused she threatened to
sue the proprietors of the hotel and no
attempt has been made to prosecute
her.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-24
FORMER OFFICIAL CHARGED
WITH PADDING PAY ROLL
BY Assoola ted Press.

by AssOcldteu fieS5'
SAN DIEGO. June 2S.-At the con-
clusion Of the preliminary examination
of Former City Clerk Harry w. Vim
cent, charged before Judge Anderson
today with having padded the pay roll.
Mr.. Vincent was held in the sum of
$1,000 for the superior court. The bail
was promptly furnished.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-24
DEDICATED TO SCIENCE
Vessel Fitted Out by California Acad-
emy for Exploration

bS ASSoCldleu IlSSS'
SAN FRANCISCO, June 28-The
schooner Academy which is to sail
tomorrow for a long cruise in the
south seas with a Rarty OF scientists
on board, was formally dedicated to
the cause of science today.
The vessel was recently purchased
and fitted for the voyage by the Cali
fornia Academy Of Science and she viii
fly the flag of that organization. Miss
Anna Dickie formally christened and
dedicated the vessel, which will sail
down the Mexican and Central Ameri-
can coasts and then visit the Gala
pagos islands.
The expedition will be in command
of Professor r. s. Beck and the party
will include eleven men.
--9-e4-
Notice the band. it's green-Las Palmas
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-24
eayan successfully FIoated

by AbbOCIdIUU 7 IN59'
TOXIC, June "a, II a. m.-The Jap
anese commander at Port Arthur re-
ports that the Russian armored cruis-
er Bayan has been successfully fioated.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-24
RESULTS IN THE NINTH
ROUND OF CHESS TOURNEY
Rv Associated Press.

OSTEND, June 2S.-Play in the ninth
round of the international chess tourna-
ment was begun today. When the usual
beaten Tschigorin, Wolf had gone down
before Maroczy and Alapin had disposed
of Burn. Maroczy has taken the lead.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-24
DOUBT JAPAN'S
WAN TING PEACE
RUSSIANS GROW SKEPTlCAL
AS TO ARMlSTICE
WAR PARTY FINALLY ROUTED
British Complaints Produce Immediate
Orders That Cruisers Shall Cease
to Interfere With Shipping
and Return
WAR PARTY FINALLY ROUTED
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
ST. PETERSBURG. June 2S.-There
is not likely to be any further move in
the direction of an armlstice until the
plenipotentiaries are appointed and
the date of their meeting definitely
fixed. Japan seems unwilling to dis
cuss any new issue until these two
questions are settled. This does not
necessarily mean that all hope of ar
ranging suspension of hostilities be-
fore the meeting has disappeared, but
as an indication Of Japan's mood, 1t
increases the doubt as to whether she
could be induced to relinquish tenn
porarily the strategic advantages
which she evidently believes she en-
joys. Indeed, the suspicion arises that
Japan is sparring for time until Field
Marshal Oyama has developed his of
livering his blow, when she could eas.
lily plead it was too late.
The delay i'm settling the matter Of
the plenipotentiaries is therefore all
the more deplored by those desiring to
avoid further bloodshed. Both coun
tries seem perfectly willing to name
negotators, but each evidently desires
the other to show its hand first On
account of Foreign Minister Lams-
dorff's illness, Ambassador Meyer was
unable to have personal interview
with him either yesterday or today, but
1t is believed that communications from
Washington are passing in writing.
1t appears that Count Lamsdorff has
had touch of heart trouble and his
physician again today forbade him to
leave his room, but promised to allow
the minister to go to the chancellory
tomorrow.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-24
Gar Earnestly Desires Peace

M. Witte had long audience with
the emperor on Tuesday
A prominent Russian statesman, who
is convinced that peace will be the
outcome of the Washington meeting,
said to the Associated Press today:
Japan certainly cannot longer doubt
the sincerity of the emperor's desire
to conclude peace. Admiral Alexieff's S
retirement marks the final route of the
war party. For Japan to refuse an
armistice and force another big bat
tie now would make her responsible
for the wanton sacrifice of thousands
of lives"
In consequence of British represen-
tations, British warships will be dis
patched to convey orders to the Rus
sian auxiliary cruisers, Dnieper and
Rion to cease interfering with ship
ping and to return Immediately.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-24

Notice the band. it's green-Las Palmas
cigar.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-16
Glsine @anosrin berlamft it9.

Sit, tleines Mdo9en, bas bon nit.
lsibigsn 2euten bsim gourtbauie auf-
gefunbsn unb beren Name nidt In gr-
fabrung su brinaen NOR. uuroe nod
Der Station ..ssbra9t uno Der Obbut
Der polissi=W atrOne ~tibergeben.
Die 3leine mar bon Sauie forige.
laufsn, UNI fi9 einmal bic Stabt an3u-
isbsn, bate bel bisisr @slsesnbeit ben
Wes berlOren uno par bann bon GUN.
ger uno Strapasen ermiioet beimg ourt=
baufe tpeineno an9elan9t. sic tpurbe
als Winnie 8ebrmau, So9ter bon BEL.
fe gsbrmarl, $50 sio Slinois Str,
ibentif3irt unb ibrer Mutter iibsrgeben.
Die poli3ei-W atrone fast, bob R9
bic 5amilie in biirftieen umffdnosn
bsfinbet unb baB bas tleine Wdbaen
rnter bieisn umfdnben wabrf9sinIi9
su leioen babe. Gin 8eamter Der
.Gbilbrens Guardians" fol ben Jal
unterIu4en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-16
Sie Staats=G oentiter
Tereine
@irb ii9 zines srOben gsiu9es erfrsusn.

6aupt= unb Sub=@ omites. pel4e
bie Worbsreitun9en fir Die Stats
Contention beutider 8ereine uno bic
6eisr oes Seutf9en &a9es in @panss
bile in Die 9ano nabmen, finb rtfig
on Der arbeit, Tim ben g., rsipsctipe
81. Ausuf au @lanstasen fur oas
Ssutfdtbum bon @bansbi0e unb bes
san3sn Staates su 9eftalten. Dies
cling aus ben Ysri9ten bsrOor, uel&e
In Der lsbtsn SiBung bes Sauptcomites
in g~panspile abeetattst purben.
Gdmmtlide Witsliebsr bes 5aupt'
@omitss, rdmli9 bic 9srrsn: @m. 8.
Semme, p%rdioent. Jreb. s. Dsder,
8. &oisnthal, Sol. Sarist. @arl
9ansnsr, gb. Sirsensmeier. 8ufab
pfbner uno 5rant 8. Blomer, tparen
CUR Sibune eri9isnen, in welder Serr
Femme ben 0Orfb, 6err ROientbal
bas p%rOtOtoa fHbrte.
6err Ssder fiinbiete on. Bob am
Gef.S onntag, ben 81. Guguf, cine
sablrsids Delegation bon indianapolis.
0%inesnnss unb 3mii6enpuntten elm
trefsn tutiroe.
0on Wcunt 0srnon mirb cine grs
turfion mad g~pansbile b~sranfaltst,
uno mabrf9einli9 aud bon Owsnss
boro, &odport uno 6enoerion, Rp.
Muft=S irissnt pfdffin wurbe be.
bollmd9tist, feline 2apsle nambaft gu
berftdrfen. 9srr Wm. s. $emme
tpurbe gum 9oafmeifsr BEL benz 3u
gbrsn Der a~uspdrtigen Sslegaten in
@oot's BART am Samffas Nbeno. ben
rs. Mugufi, fatifnbsnben Rcnmsrs
ernannt.
Mu9 Snbianapolis mirb fart an
bieIer @%Onpention uno Der 5eier be-
tbsilist isin. grfurfonssige fabren
bon bier ab.
Selsgaten bss 8erbanbs, fopie aud
biele 8eiu9er aus Snoianapolis, mel,
DE fd benielbsn anf9lieBen usroen,
tuerben ihr She'll our Bsrbsrrli4uns
Der Ieierli9tsiten ~bsitragsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-16
Sod immer iamer leioeno.

Serr DIOR Sra9. Der am 5. Nu9uf,
alio Dor IL Sagen, bon Capt. German
Netpman bonn Salpa9e @orps gu Bo=
ben sei9lagen tuuroe, 1T mod INNER
ni9t iotpeit beraefelt, bab er oas Sett
berlaHen tanu. Or. 8. %. @ulper,
Der ibn in 8sbanoluns bat, iagt, bob
Sra9 nod nidt auBer alsr @efabr if
@sfsrn uuroe Elm sroBss 8eiamulft an
Der Yads .ss6fnet unb bic gadentno.
den finb berart bsrlsbt, bab Der go.
ti.nt ben dumb nur etua / 3oq 6ffnen
lam. Speiien werben ibm mittels
elmer RObre 3usefabrt. Or. @ulOsr
fast, bab biss bic f9psrfte burd einen
5aufidlus berOOrssrufene gsrlesuns
III, bic inn in ben lansen Sabrsn feis
nsr prnris gu @sf9t fam.
IS wirb mod 9eraume 3eit nebmsn,
ebe er oas Bett perldBt uno bani1 nod
ssraume 3eit. ebe er fOueit 1T, baB er
Der 8srhanolun9 beg Ssrminss 9esen
Nspmar ~bsimpbnsn tann. Jrau Dra9,
tpsl9s fi9 pdbrsno Der erftsn Sage fat
unabldfRg am gstts ibres befinnun9s.
loisn Soften bsfano, ertrantte islber,
lit isbt aber tpisber ioDeit berssftsat,
bab fe ibrsn pfi9ten na4gebsn tanrt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-16
6atte Hebolber i'm Nofs1rmel.

Sim Mcgarip, 917 @bur9 Ctr,
Der erft 9eftern gormittag i'm pOlissi'
geri6te auf cine Nntlage oes tbdtli4sn
ansrifes bin entlahen mar, uuroe am
Ibsno bersits wisoer berbaftst. Sim
tpuros binter benz 3in9ffon Reftaurani
fgenb aufaefunoen, uno als bic Beams
ten ibm bic Sai9en our9iu9en wOl'
ten, eraab es fi9, bob er einen 9elaos-
men &ebolpsr i'm &oddrmel BEL fd
!rug. Seine 6rau arbeitet tn benz
Rsfaurant. Nuf men Sim eigentlid
bort nit Dem S9iebeiien wartete, ltsb
fi9 niat ermitteln.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-16
Nemer 1raatberfebr.

3weimal tdsli4 bat bic Snoianapos
lis & plainfielb.2 inis Sra9tbeforbe.
f6rberung 3uii&en indianapolis unb
plainfislo einseri@tet. Der 5raGt.
tuagsrl fdbrt bon Der GiitersS taticr,
Capitol i. Abenue unb Obio Strabe,
tdeIi9 z ubr WOrsens uno $3.50 Rad.
rntttags ab.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-16
..Nvres Bulletin.
nm3ugSs Werfauf bon
.pitem =6arcinem

Sn 9anbsefertisten unb anberen erfflaiIi.
gen Gardner baben mir cine an;abI in
3tuei brei nnb bier Saaren ~NuspabI, tpeI6e
mir sum baIben greiie ~bsrtaufen. Ginee.
i6loHen iinb 8~attenbsrss, Grabii6e, eou.
ta4e, Marie Gntoinette unS Colbert Spiten.
Sorbanse, reseIre6t $500, S. 25, $3.50,
1915, S7.25, 81 80 unb aufparts bis su
$500 unb $4,000 pro gaar. 9reHsn Sic
Sbre auspabl iest unb sablen Sic bic
9aIfts-S3 90, SIS. 13, S3 25, So 80,
1898, 1915 unb aufwartS bis ;u $3.50
unS............ ........... -. S22. SO
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-16
TabritsT ~enermebr tritt tn Aftioa.

Sn Der 8isbsrei Der 2apcrd Nanu=
featuring SO. brad ssftern abeno elm
Seuer aus, tpsldss burd promptss
gingreifen Der Jabrit- Geuerpebr To-
fort auf isinen Serb beidrdntt uuroe.
Der Wd9ter. Waro, CAB auf Der Ga'
britt Dampfpfsifs bas Signal unb ale
siltsn our STEELE.
Sts fdbtif9e Geusrwebr, uel4e
alsidfaas our STEELE serufen uuree,
fanb bas Gsusr unter @ontrolle. Ser
s9absn, psl9sr baupiid&lih ourd
WaKsr bsrurfaat murbs, wiro auf
800 bemsfen. 2%reu3ung eIettriiaer
Srdbts, glaubt man, mar bic uria9e
oes Branoes.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-16

90 Ste 8r0bte ttto paf'
iemofe@mSmabI bon e@mttt'
bl,ttne,s .tmo 8IitttsenHA6em
fur ane fremotgett ttno trams
xt9ets GreismtRe. @tr Hub
teoersett 9ern berett bet Oct
MmSmabI bebAInt@ 80 tetm.
0exterManw 8roS. 60.
241 @aH. Ate. Eel. $40.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-16
nmfaIle.

2ouis2Iopo i24 Sto @ali.
fornia Strabe, elm Mn9efe1ter bes
StrnBsnrsini9un9s Departments,
tuurbe gsfiert1 bur9 einsn Der Warlsisl
our9 einsn Sufi@lag i4wer amSaien'
bein berlebt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-16

9apt. 8 erman IN m a n
bonn Salba9e gorps, nadbsm er ieit
@sf9dft aufseaeben, bat Die in ieiusm
9absn bsfinblidsn Waarsn, mslds er
bel 6susrn ~auffaufte, an bic bsri1iss
tensn Wobltbdtistsits. Snftituts Der.
itenft.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-16
umgespgen.

u. @reper, 8erh4e=
runss'. 8runo- gisenibums=. Gnleiben.
unb Mistbe- Nssnt, 3immsr go. 81 i'm
6ibgeralo.@ ebduoe. 6 Oft Martet Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-16
paufs E.
PART II.

Grand Selection from Faust" -. .Gounod
Toreador Song-From Carmen. .Bizet
Monsieur Francis Archambault.
~Pa,aprase and advertisement on the
Immortal MY Old Kentucy
Home Langley
Soloists-Messrs, Fortunate, Flutist; Stei-
merit, Clarinetist; Charles Dolesse,
Cornetist.
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@rab.
0 eb

Sno uno Mnna 8rifow. WGo9en
= Grantlin uno Mprtle Wsbarrp
2nabe. = Sempiep uno pearI WeFsr
Mdb6en. - Geo. unb gaa Duncan
Ndo4en. - Slibsr uno goit6 RuKsl
6nabe. = 2ouis uno 2utu Dunn
Rnabs.- Charles unb Gig. Jrsosrid
Gnabe.-
0etraut.
Jobn 8. 8rissbp-asfa Ssnberlon.
Orrie @onnor-gibsl Benjamin.
0arrp Ppatt-W argaret Hielo.
Stilpsffer @ouIes-Sisrp Camp.
albert 6arOlo-Mara Montsomerp.
Samss WarlOwe-Seifie NQifon.
albert Sobnion-glanGr Strange.
Sames &ennpon-Nrma 9snter.
Wm. Winblod-Ratie @ontfe.
Wm. 8opman-Orpba Wape.
Wm. @oOt-Anseline guQitp.
gehorben:
2ula &ap. 8 Sabre. 1861 Srapis,
Strabe. 0Oloins, 146ags.
1906 OF Wafbinston StraBr.-Sdug
ling Sohnfon, 8l2 gbefnut StraBs.-
Wm. 5atbian, ~, 900 Semple Mbe.
niue. - Nuguf aispsr. III. III
gnQlii6 Nbsnus. = 2aura gngler.
s. 4 Dr., 100 Wintner Strase. -
Warp 8bOmpion, IS s. z d., sic
Bright StrnBe. - Nmanba Campbell,
IS. 1918 Mlboro StraBe. - 8eora,
geaoer, 60, 1911 Of IL. StraBe.-
6ranf Spencer, 81. Gtaot. - Bertb6
Susbsp. 463, 1888 Silber Qpenue.-
gmilp Wnlter, IS, 721 SarneQ Str
= anna 6Olosrman, &c, 915 WsF
Mihigan Strabe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-16
New York Store
(GtabItrt 1881
...Smbtana'a 8r5Hter &aoen...
Saidemtud =&erfauf.

Die @ertbe in bieiem a~uBeror6ents
Ii9en 8erfauf finb berartise, baB Der
2abentii9 wdbrenb beS gan;en Cages
bon eifrisen 8dufern belasert ia,
peI1e auf Nonate binarS ibren Be'
barf oeden. grbieIten Sic Sbren
Nntbeil?
@rpBe 5aidentider in 10 peri1ie,
benen Nnitern, nit i6Dnen 8orten
unb BIumen : Ser3ierunsen, pafienb
fir i9one 9anbarbeit, reseIre1te 10c
Mertbe, in bteiem 8erfaufe. 800. sc
Srauen Gambric Nonogramm Sas
f9enti1er nit &ran; 9er3ieruneen,
enee Sdume, 10c NuaIitdt, ie4s i'm
9adet, ipesien -. ....... Doe
Srauen 8eIfait 9innen Saidentiis
der, CUTE NuaIitdt, rsseIreHte SOC
@ertbe, brei i'm Yadet, fir -. use
Mdnner rein tpeibe 9innen Iai9en.
ti6er, nit ! unb J 3Su. Sdumen,
in bieiem Serfaufe. Zoe
Ranner rein 2innen 9ai6enti6er
nit sewobenem Wonosramrn, elm Gar.
ton nit 6, wertb 81. 80, ipe;iel in bies
lem Serfaufe. 85c
Meftieite bes NitteI @anses.
PETTT DRY GOODS CO.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-16
CD,
5nSiana's sr6bte DRY eoobs SanbIer.
Ste Trans0fi@e @ilitarfapsae
Gin Grfols I'M Sairbanf.

WOrin's frans6fi6e ISABELLE bat Bee
wieien, bab fe anbersn 3apsIen in
teiner Weifs na9fsbt. ionosrn cine Der
beifen Bis iebt i'm 5airbant gsb6rter
1T. Die Gapsas 1T aus so 9tnfIern
3uiammsngsisBt, bic ale ausgsssiGnst
ipielsn; mdbreno Worin nit elmer
Wiirbe bright, bic slei93eitig Be.
gsifsrno auf bic Wuftef pirtt.
Na9ffsbsno bas proaramm ftr bsnte
Nbeno.
PART I.
March-rTo the Fraternity" $500 MORN
Overture-,Joan the Are" Historical
Scenes) 1870. VERDI
Celebrated Nocturno-" Monastery
Bell" Lefebure Wely
Carlton From Suite-yL'Arlesienne" Bizet
Melba Waltz-ySi Saran Rose. 49,. Arditi
Miss Margaret Harrison.
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Okolona messenger., 1905-04-12

By druggists, in flity-
cent ana one Q0iiaT
sizes. You may have a
sample bottle by mail
free alen rnrnnhIaf leIl-
Okolona messenger., 1905-04-12

to supply a present demand for
over twelve million bales. Every
year, however, increase the de-
mand. Populations increasingaDd
civilation expanding. The demand
from the Orient shows a remarka.
BILE increase, and should the war
close in a month or two we may
expect Japan and China to make
demands upon US which it will be
difficult to meet. AS an indica-
tiOn Of what may happen, we learn
from a recent government bulletin
that exports Of cotton cloths in
China from the United States in
the first eight months of the pres.
ent fiscal year broke all previous
records, and indicate that our to-
tai exports to China during the
twelve months ending June 80
next will reach the unprecedented
figure of $40, 900, 900 while to the
Orient as a whole the total will
probably approximate $3.50, 900,
900 in value. These conclusions
are based upon figures just com.
piled by the department Of com
merce and labor through its bu-
reau CT statistics, which show that
our exports to Asia and Oceana in
Okolona messenger., 1905-04-12

Kidney trouble often ends fat ally
but by choosing the right medicine,
E. II. Wolf, of Bear Grove, Iowa,
cheated death. He says: 1.-TWO years
ago had kidney trouble, which caused
me great pain, suffering and anxiety,
but / took Electric Bitters, which eff
fected a complete cure. l have also
found them Of great benefit in general
debility and nerve trouble, and keep
them constantly on hand, Since, as !
find they have no equal" Guarantees
them at Soc at all druggists.
Okolona messenger., 1905-04-12

In a talk the other day to his
friend at his bOyhood home, Col.
Bob Taylor asked them if they
could remember the little flower
garden that was in the rear Of the
old house "DOn't you all re-.
member that little brook that ran
through the meadow and the deep
place where you use to go wadingi
Have you forgotten the lane and
the wild rOses that grew in the
rail fence cOrnerf" Yes, colonel,
they remembered them all. They
also remembered the "sore toes"
the "sunblistered back" from
"goin" in "swimmin' " and how
they use to sit in the hot sun to
dry their hair before going home.
Then, colonel, can't you remem-
ber the little one room school
house, the "Friday afternoon ex.
ercises," and how you were point
ed to with pride after you had
whipped" the meanest boy in
schools All, colonel, you re-
member them. They were great
days, and don't you wish you
were a boy againl
Okolona messenger., 1905-04-12

The King of Italy drank the
health of the German Emperor
just like he wanted te "stand in
close" with the Kaiser in case of
any international shake-up over
there.
Okolona messenger., 1905-04-12

The President has shone much
pleasure in being greeted by large
number of children along his route.
If he goes up into Utah he ought
to find reasons in this line to sim.
ply chuckle.
Okolona messenger., 1905-04-12

WI Ting Fang our own and only
WI, Is under cloud in his native
China, charged with official graft.
ing. WI was ever quick to adapt
himself to Amerieanisms.