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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-24

fat: rGr fo1 ni9t 10 f9le9t BON meis
ner Mutter fpre9en! sic lift meme
Mltterl CT ioq ni9t fdgen, Dab lie
cine f9le9te 6rau tt!!-unO men er
mid audi rod 10 bel f9lGgt, i9 bail
i'm bod! if buf' i6n!"
Wan0as Stimme ertldng Damn ges
6dmpft, pei9, fanft bei6pi6tigenO.
Sic fpra9 10 leife, Odb 0erner nrlr
tpenige @orte berftuno; e5 mar linn
a6er, als fi6le er felber Die 8erubiz
gung, Die aus fOIden SOnen in oas
ltngliidli6e fletne 9er5 6iniiterfloB.
@manOa parO penigftens filler, emo
li9 b0uig fill. Sine tin0li6e Mloige
felt Fate fi9 in i6ren IeBten Geoen
perrctben; lie mo9te po6l du9 ni6t
bel gef6lafen bdben in oiefer
S9reGensz un0 &umuer3eit. Solte
iie gar loon llegen uno f9lummern?
Oa6te 0erner, nd9Oem er nod cine
@eile gebor9t bate.
Yun Iprd6 aber Wan6d fpie0er, nit
etpus gebobener, flurer Stimme:
Limo nun nil i1 Dir mod mas iaqen,
&tno. gu bait porbin Geine 6GnOz
den gerungen: ,i9 fab' feinen @oter
unO feline M2utteri' Gs lit bod nit1t
10. Cine Mutter, tpsnn 9u nur piuit,
bait Su beut nod ipie0er; ia, bier
fibt lie. Die lit es. limo Sein @as
ter--Su iiebIt i'm nur ni6t, ater
er fiebt Did. Infer aqer Batter; mel
ner aud! gr bat MID febr Itep; aper
er bat Did ebenfo lieb pie mid. rr0
mas mir S6limmes erle6en, miro eirt
unier Gutes.-@iGft Oh gu 9ett
gebn? 8tEt miiOe. SD blei6' Damn bel
Dir, bis On f9lGft."
Nman0d f6ien MIR etnas gu murz
meln; Werner berItanb es ni6t. Oar
auf mar ibm, ais ipenn er lie peinen
b0rte. @5 rib i'm bin, er DfTnete leiIe
Die anaele6nte S6ir. Nuf Dem 9ett
Ser 8leinen fa6 er @dnou fiBen; 0aa
&ino lag tnr i6r auf ben &nieen, Ser
&opf nit Gem 0iinnen SGls6en a,f
Wan6as S6ooB. Sic neinte, 5uer1
tpie 6al6erfti6t, Damn lauter; lie &c
flob in S6rdnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-24
@cscn Sen jusemolidem Ganbmors
Der &ejnp,

Der in @umpenbprf, elmer @oritaot BON
Wien, feline MeiItersfrau getODtet uni
beruubt boi, lit ieBt bas 8orunters
Iu6unesherfabren eingeIeitet porGen.
Sas S09itmaB Der Strufe, gu ner
Seinp perurtbeilt perben fann, II
afpan3ig Sabre i9peren &erfers, bo
bic Spbesitrafe auf i'm rpegen ieiner
Suaenbli6feit feline @npenoung finoet.
Sin eigenartiger @erbre4ertppEs til
bieier 17ziGbrige MOrper, pie aug ben
bisberpon Der StrafbebDrbe geleiteten
Grmittelungen berporsebt. Der JIngt
Mann betbdtigte einen geDifen Bill
bunostrieb, las Diele Sifer uno tn
tereiiirte ii6 bauptiG9li9 fir bptoni'
iGe Werte. Sn elmer Sii6laoe fanf
Der Neutrality-suspicious. Bel elmer
Sausinipeftion elm @sraei9niB Der
Bidder, Die ii6 9einp nit benz nod
benz Mprb erbeuteten Selb anSuthats
fenbeabiidltigte, barunter 8. 9. Elm DE
mii9zte9nif9es 9anbbu6, Werte i6sr
bic Metane unb oeren @%etpinrLng,
8ebanblung Der GlettrpmOtorsn UNI
Qffumulatpren, Bidder iber Die &ds
nin6sn5uht, Iusniibune bes Sbstes.
bas Siingen Der SbitbGume II. q. SIR
ben GeIt bes @elbes ppnte CT li9 cine
einfa6e Qusitattung faufen; Elm 5psi'
ter 53ettel CAB bariiber @ufi3lub, gel
DIE ein5elnen 9e~senitdnbe, meiit iebr
beI4eibener Natur, er fir leinen Be
BARI faufen polte. Sein ianftmitbi~
ees, titles Weien unb iener idbe, blus
tige Gnti6lub, Der bann nit unbes
sreifli6er Sollfibnbeit CUR @usfii6s
runs sebru6t Durbe, bilben 10 traiie
@eaeniGBe, baB bic ge6OrDe Der Nm
fidt lit, Die Seele biefes SiebSebnjdb=
riaen miiife einen idneren Sefett alfs
peiien..
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-24
Sin Spieler=,,SriG."

Sus &unftftiid, t6asarbIpiel un6
8etperl ammlung matchmaker 81 per>
binben, bra9te iiingit cine @eieaf3aft
Giienba6nangeiteuter, Weibe uno
S3par5e, in 5erguion, no., fertig.
Die 2eute batten 3abltug gebabt, uno
UNI oieien 9ebiibrenb gu feiern, puroe
am I6en0 Elm gemiitbli9es Wirfels
fpiel3en berantaltet. 9uf irgenO cine
0eiie bate aber Die bobe gebOrOe
Dino betommen, uno Staotmarfbaa
@ruf nit 5tpei StaStratbsmitglieOern
unternabm es, bas Neft aus5ube6en.
Die Spieler paren 70 pertieft in i6re
Sei4Gftiguns, baB iie bie 9eamten
erft bemerften, ais biefe fi9 in un>
mittelbarer NG6e befanoen uno jeoe
Rettung ausgeidlohen f3ien. Nur
Elm Meiber perlor feline 9e~tftesgegeus
mart ni9t. Mit einem rai9sn Griff
f9ob er Miirfel unb 9el0 in Die
Sai9e, suglei9 Elm lautes inbriinitiz
9es 9ebet anitimmenb. Seine Same
raoen peritanoen Den Winf, uno ben
8eamten f9allte elm !9anelujab nG3
Dem anoern entgegen. Natirli9
pubten Tie gang eenau, baB Die I'M
propilirte 8etperI ammlung nur auf
lire Supiruns abseieben mar, trobs
Dem aber fonnten ie ni9ts tbun, als
unberri9teter Sa9e pie0er ab5ieben,
6a fe Die Spieler ni9t, pie oas GeieB
es fir @erbaftunssn bori4reibt, IN
flagranti ertappt batten.
Stuttgart bot MN aitd) letrel'
&~inoerbilfstog gebabt, Der glan5enl
perlmtfen lit nno iebr erbeblide Sum'
men eingebradt hat. Sas gllnltlg'
@rgebniB lit sum eroBen Sbeile Der
@emiibungen bes 9ammerprallOellteT
Ynper 5u peroanfen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-24
Sin SfanSat ami oct. Selaraoer
Scfbaa.

Sas Organ Der @ntiberi6pOrers
partei in Der ierbif9en 4rmee, rSppos
iitia", beri9tet iiber einen SfanbaI.
befen S9uuplab Der IeBte 9Ofban i'm
&onaf gu 8elgrab mar. gu bieiem
Seft paren ale 9ertreter Der fremben
SOfe singelaben, unb bieie batten ibr
GriGeinen au9 s~ugeiaet, allerbings
in Der feit:n @rpartung, bab Nies
manb BON ben Sduptern Der 8eri9p0s
rerpartsi gesennGrtig iein perbe. Sn
biefer 4nnabme foten fi9 Die Siplps
maten jebu9 setdui9t; iie tamen 5por
pGbrenb bes Diners ni9t in unmittels
bare 8sriibrung nit ben @eri3pOs
rerrl, Inter benen ii9 audi Wfa19in be-
fonb, benin bafir lpar BEL Der 4norbs
hung Der Safel eeioret porben. OIL
lein bei benz i'm Bruntiaal fattfinbens
ben 8aGe CAB es etnen peinli6en
@flat. Mnldbli9 Der @%uffiibrung eli
ner 6igur i'm 8otiqon ipnten nGmli&
ale !6erren auf Der einen Settle DEG
Scales benen auf Der anberen Die
Sdnbe rei&en. Sisrbei erbielt Der Ser.
treter elmer europGii4en 9robmadi
einen Der @eri9pOrer gum partner.
en- bemielben Mpment DerlieB Der
diplomat plObli4 ben Saal, sefolsi
BON ben iibrigen fremben Seianbten.
Sine peinli6e gauie sntitanb, unb
&0ni9 Yeter, Der ben @Orfaa bepbs
a6tete, erbleifte fi9tli9. S3nel
fprangen einige junge 2eute binau unr
fiiQten Die 2iiden aus, iebp9 Die Sis
plomuten febrten ni6t mebr in ben
Gaal 5uriid, iOnbern bielten ii3 biz
gum S6luB bes Seites in einem Nes
benruum auf. Notiirli9 erregte Der
GprfaG erpbe Seniation uno beeln'
trd6ti9te bic tpeitere Seitfreube.
Sieie Mittbeilung Der nSpppIitia",
bic lire Snformution birett aus ben
&reiIen Der Gegenperi 9fpOrer erbdlt,
1T bis6er nift bementirt porben, UNI
audi pon anherer Seite iinb Seitdtts
gungen bes geI9ilberten @orfaaes elns
9elaufen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-24

SoIbaten gu p%erfolgen, otne porbtr
nenigfiens einen baIben Sag eerubt
gu baben..." unb babel mar bieies
Gnttpeiden aus benz .Sri9ter" bon
Seoan nur Der leBte Iustpeg, I'M in
IeBter Stunbe Die Nieberlage, Die BON
5etnoe 10 tlug porbereitete &ataitrppbe
gu permei0en. giniee Stunben fris
fer aber bate man nett mebr errei3en
fDnnen. nSapobl, Die 6ranaoien bGts
ten BEL Seban ben Sieg bappntragen
tOnnen," i9reibt Suquet.
Sapobl, bas feiBt: @enn u.i.tp...
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-24
GrOanksn(plittrr

Gin Saseba9 entbdlt bic @rabi6rift zines
ieoen Cages.
Sas @uhE 1T bas Sinnbilb Der @etlame.
6at IS pirfli6 nal Elm 81 geleet, barn
idreit es bic srDbe Sbot ioslei6 in ale
g8elt binaus.
Wie sefibIos nlan9e Meni6en finb, be-
merit man oft on Der Dirt ibres Mitsefibls.
60 mander 1T am Gnbe, bsbor CT iein
3iel errei9t.
@enn Der @orseiebte bertimntt III, jisbt
er meift anoere Saiten auf.
@o Slid 1T, iammsln f9 bic Ieiosr.
Sen 9obel nebm' i'd bin nit Sad unb pad.
Bonn Sob iebo4 berlans' i'd au6-9eitmad!
9os MdnteIsin, bas man nm cine Sa4e
bdngt, berrdtb oft mebr, ais bic blobe Sa6e
tbur tuiirbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-24

~ StIl uCSUIlILeIl, DlC lQIlge &leIIit
lefen 81 Iebren; lie bate lie
dber, ga ous @etter I60n mar, in Sen
Wal0 gefihrt un6 Damn auf elmer ser
8Gnte am Gee Ben Nnfang gemd9t.
Werner fd6 ibnen eine @eile Geimli9
gu, bonn tpal0igen @bbang 6inter
ibnen; es MAJ i6m Elm 10 neuer unO
liebli9er @nbIid, 0ie @utsberrin ron
9re6bin ais 2e6rerin gu iebn, Elm altes
&inOerbu6 auf Dem S6ooB, 0as tie
unter BEN a%ufgebobenen Sd6en i6rer
8na6en gefunOen bate. s3utpeilen
b0rte CT Nman0a nit ibrer friibreifen
Stimme ldut, unreif ldutiren; odspiz
f9en fam aud tpobl einmal Elm 5fpitz
f9ernoes Baden, our3 einen S9er3
Der 2e6rmeiterin Eerpprgerufen. Sieie
erite llnterri9tsitunoe tpar furs, lie
beroiente faum i6ren Namen. @anod
ma9te plObli9 Elm Gnoe, pffenbar UNI
6as 0ebirn6en ibrer vWiioen" nibt
gil ermiiOen. sic tparfen 9olsitiid9en
ms Waher, bra@en Elm paar S9tlfz
ro6ritdn9en un0 See6lumen ab, uno
f9len0erten mad 6auIe.
Mittags bei Slid er5taunte @erner,
pie WanOa ii6 berGn0ert bate: tie
mar 10 blei9, ME er tie nod nie gefe6n
-i6re @angen paren pielmebr in Der
lebten 3eit bliibenOer geporben-unh
es lag Elm tiefer, i6perer @rnit auf
ibr. Gs fiel ibm auf, pie tpenig re
aB; in gehanfen berIunfen itarrte iie
auf Den Slid unO raffte iid nur gu
4nttporten duf, ipenn man Tie dnss0ste.
Was lit i6r oenn gef6e6n? oa6te er
beengt; 0enn ie0e feline StDrun9 in
ibr itDrte audi i'm, pie penn 5pei perz
bltnoene @iGdden matchmaker lGuter.
yWerner!!" rief i'm enoli9 Die S3pe-
fter on. nSeut ptrft Oh uns bp9 ni3t
pieOer i'm Std lafen, 6rau Minnn
uno mid; mir baben cine Spasierfabrt
run0 I'M Den grpben See bpr, pie
beiBt er ODD? @eitern Na6mittae
mari Su uns f9mdbli6 Our9gegans
gen; mir baben aber audi u~ntertpsgs
bOfe SG9en iiber DID geidgt!"
mSa, oas baben mir" beitGtigte
Srau Minna. Limb ba6en uns az
einen 9errn in 9etlioenblut erinnert.
Der ebenio ausiGb tpie Sic, aber bel
tpie fo4 i6 iugen-"
r8iel i6armanter mari" rief G6rie
time aug.
ga, ia!!" rief nun aud Minna unG
Orobte i6m. 4manoa fa3 6os nit
einem b0ien Bid. Sc mibfiel i6r on
Ser bo9miitbigen Sante Minna, OdB
lie biefen 9errn 10 b~ebanoelte, Ser fe
geffern r8ameroo" gsnannt bate.
@erner berfpra6, fi9 eritdunli@ gu
6efern; bas MabI eing gu Gnoe unS
lie ftanoen ouf. Na6 Ginger 3eit, ba
er nod UNI 6eniter trGu11ts, ent0s6te
sr, oab @anoa, itatt fi6 in ibr 3im>
mer suridsu5ie6n, pie lie mad Slid
gu tbun pftegte, ms Sreie gegangen
mar; ne perlor ii6 eben i'm Wal6, Sem
Seeufer 5u. Gin Sonnenitra9l ftel
auf ettpas Weibes in ibrer 9dn6; es
fdien Elm 8latt papier 81 iein. Dime
meter gu 0entsn, berlieB er Oas .3ims
mer, itieg ni9t Die Sreppe hinauf, fon'
Bern cling aug Ser Sintertbiir. Oeniela
ben @eg pie tie. Sc 5og ibn ibr mad.
Gr tpo1te Die l1nrube losperoen, Die lie
auf i'm i%ibertragen bate. gr ppate
tpifen, mas Tie beoriidte -.
@uf Dem f90nen, i9dttigen Weg am
See, ben tie offenbar eingei9lagen
bate, ibrem 2ieblinsspeg, i9lenoerts
er b~intsrSrein. Der paloftiQe Gee 81
feiner 2inten, i9on slei9fam feiu
Jreunb ~setpor0en, leu9tete i'm reiniter
8lau, Den ebenio reinen 9immel fpie-
selno. Werner betrahtete i'm anf uni
! ab; Is iparo ibm 10 bepuBt ME nod
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-24
9lut tuem iGmSrem sie? @Gbrenb

elmer 8erliner @lltpmobilaus iteuun9
itano Elm 6eIbpe6el bon ben 8erfebrsz
truppen BEL elmer 3eibe BON @utomoz
bilen perT9ieoener Sirmen. Bring
Seinri6 polIte fein lIrtbeil iiber Die
mannigfaGsn GefGbrte bOren uno ri4z
tete oie &orte on i'm: rgta, auf tpen
i6p0ren Sie9" Sn itrammiter Sal
tung anttportete Der 5elbpebel: n@uf
Seine MajeitGt Den &aifer!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-24
1S. q n

On ibrem ftiGen Teuereifer bate
tN Wdnod glei9 am an0ern Mor<
. gen 6egonnen, Die lange Sletne
Iefen All lebren: lie hattie re
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-24

HSNHiN Nv ~ SQll
Werner bate langidm. lino man6es
5psimal gelefen; erI6iittert ia9 ct dllf
bas 8latt un0 Damn auf bie 6rau.
r0iebe 5reunOin!" iagte er MIR, uns
fGbig, me6r 81 reOen, uno CAB i6r bas
papier suriid.
Sic ianf 9egen Die 2e6ne ser 8anf,
i9lob Die @ugen tpiecsr. Limb mas
i9 nun t6un peroe," murmelte lie,
rous fragen sic midi ni6t."
YNetn. Cine 6rau pie sic frag'
i9 0dna9 ni9t."
sd oanfe S6nen.-Oiefe andre
Srau bdtt' au9 ni9t Die 9Gnoe aufs
subeb.n brou9eu. Sd oas 8inb per-
laRen? Damn mar i9 umipnit in
9eiligenbGut gepefen uno bGtte feit>
Sem umioait gslebt!-Sie tperOen Der
einoige Meni3 fem, Der BON bieiem
8latt erfdbrt; auf Sbr Sdpeigsn pers
luf' i4 mid. SIR &ebler. fir ale
Wslt bleibt lie @manba 2Gffler. nnf
ibid nero iie--"
n9ott i'm 9immel!!" rief lie uuf elm
nal aus, Die s9Gnoe geseneinanoer unt
an ibre 8rut briideno, ,0u leeit bisl
auf mid! On bas bdtt' i9 ni9t se=
0adt!-Na9 ieiner treulofen 6lu9t,
fem &ino...S ia. nun besreif if
pobl. tuie lie ibren &opf trGst; uni
oas Wiloe, Die 2eiOenfdaft; uno oaar
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-17
INSANE WOMAN
 ATTEMPTS SUICIDE
MRS. MCCLELLAN TOOK IODINE IN
 HER ROOM AT LOWELL.
Fire in Hotel Causes Panic Among In. mates-5laze Put Out Before Much Damage Was Done-Some Business chanaes-W. K. Lee Severely Beat en.
Review News Bureau.
 Lowell. Nov. 16

hSNieH HeWS Bureau.
 Lowell, Nov. 16.
 A dozen people rooming in the Hughes Hotel were routed from bed about o'clock this morning and tumb- led into the corridors of the house in various state Of negligee, attire. The occasion was an alarm of fire shouted from the kitchen in the hotel. The Ire was occasioned by explosion of an oil stove, and for a little while a seri. ous conflagration was in prospect. Prompt efforts made to put out the Ire were successful. Damage done was small. Though there were a couple of people in the kitchen at the time of the explosion of the stove they escaped injury.
 Mrs. J. Mcclellan last night attempt ed suicide at the home of her brother. where she has been living for some time. The woman swallowed iodine that she had in small bottle in her room. The c. & A. dispensary was promptly telephoned, and Dr. Bledsoe gave directions for emetics to be ad- ministered. These were given, and the woman relieved before the arrival of the physician little later. Today Mrs. Mcclellan was reported out of danger. She has recently given evi- dences of insanity, and the attempt on her life was made because of this trouble. Yesterday her case was re- ported to Chairman Bowen, of the Board of Supervisors, with request that he direct steps to secure her re moval to the asylum. She is said to have once before been under treatment for insanity, being discharged later as cured.
 ". K. Lee was badly be9ten in bar room fight on Era street last night. As a result of the pounding he received he has since been confined to bed. Yes terday he signed papers transferring the house he has been operating here to Con Shea, of Bisbee, and it is said expects to leave the town.
 John Anderson today sold to Frank Schmidt, his partner, his interest in the Swim saloon. Mir. Anderson, it is stated, will go to Bisbee to take man. agement of the saloon to be opened in the new Muheim building.
 Mrs. Leonard today sold the Tate house business to Miss English and Mrs. MIssimmer, who take charge at once
 Captain Wilson is expecting his fam fly to arrive shortly from Calumet He will build residence soon.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-17
THE EXACT THING REQUIRED FOR
 CONSTIPATION.

"As certain purgative and stomach purifier Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets seem to be the exact thing required, strong enough for the most robust, yet mild enough and safe for children and without that terri ble griping so common to most prga- lives" say R. s. Webster & Co.,, Udora, Ontario, Canada. For sale by all deal CTS in patent medicines.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-17

\. A. Piper, of Cincinnati, Ohio, is here visiting his daughter, Mrs. Pres ton Fletcher. He is very much im- pressed with the Improvements that have occurred in Bisbee since his last visit, three years ago. Mir. Piper now expects to make his permanent homo here.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-17

Able to Be out-John Hall was able to be in town yesterday after several weeks confinement to his home at South Eisbee with a broken arm sus- tained at the l.. s. & P.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-17

When you want a pleasant physic try Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. They are easy to take and produce no griping or other unpleas- ant effect Sold by all dealers in patent medicine.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-17

Peanut sociai-There will be a pea nut social at the eMthodist Church to- night. All are invited.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-17

THE MARK OF HIGH DEGREE. Watch for it on Every Purchase. Victor Talking Machines. Edison Monographs. Washburn Guitars, MandoIins, Ban- jos.
 Har.sood Guitars and MandoIlns. L. E. Waterman's Ideal Fountain Pens.
 "Keen Kutter" Pocket Knives, Raz- ors and Scissors. Eaton-Hurlbut Tablets and Box Sta tIonery; also Whitney's and Cranes Stationery.
 A few Fine Plano scarfs Just arrived.
 w. MUIR.
 Huges Block, Opposite Gym.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-06-06
,Mia,,5.' Cole

Girls modesty and oversensitiveness
often puzzle their mothers and battle
physicians, because they withhold their
confidence at this critical period.
A mother should come to her child's
aid and remember that Lydia e. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound will at this
time prepare the system for the coming
change and start the menstrual period
in young girls life without pain or
Irregularities.
Miss Emma oleof Tullahoma, Tenn.
writes:
:" want to tell you that am enjoying bet-
It all to Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound -.
when fourteen years of age suffered al
most constant pain, and for two or three
years had soreness and pain in my side,
doctors all failed to help me. ..t.
was recommended, and after taking it my
it saved my life. Isineerely hope my expert
ence win be help to other girls Who are has
ing from girlhood to womanhood, for Know
your Compound will do asmuch for them"
If you know Of any young girl who is
sick and needs motherly advice ask her
TO write Mrs Pinkham, Lynn, Mass.
and she will receive free advice which
will puther on the rightroad toastronR.
healthy and happy womanhood.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-06-06

PRoposALs FOR SIX BRICK BUILD
TRIO LIGHTING SYSTEMS. Department
Of the Interior, Office of Indian affairs,
v Washington, p e. !s1s g. 1soI. Sealed
BUILDINGS, ETC, At wAHPEToN, N.
of Indian Affairs, Washington, D. C., will
be received at the Indian Office uuti1 O'Clock
P. NJ. of Tuesday July Is, 1905, for furnishing
and delivering the necessary materials and
labor required to construct and complete two
dormitories, a school honse,. mess hall, q
Laundry. and warehouse, all of brick, with
plumbing, steam heat and electric light,
also WATER, sewer and electric lighting
systems, at the site of the new school, near
Wahpeton. N. D., in strict accordance with
plans, specifications and Instructors to bidders,
which may be examined at this Office, the Off
ces of the Gazette" Wahpeton. N. d., the
"Tribune," at Bismarck, N. D.. the "Argns-
Leader Sioux Falls. S. p, the Improvement
Bulletin" Minneapolis, Mimi, the Pioneer
Press" st. Paul, MINI, American Contract
Or" Chicago, Ill, Globe Democrat,n St. Louis,
Mo-, Bee, Omaha, Neb., the Builders and
Traders Exchanges, at Omaha, Neb., Mi1wau-
kee. Wis.,, St. Paul. MINI , and Minneapolis,
Mimi, the Northwestern Manufacturers As
ISOLATION, St. Paul, Mimi, Commercial Club,
Des Moiues. Iowa, the U. S. Indian Ware
houses, at 265 South Canal Street, Chicago, ILL.,,
119 Wooster ST., New York. COZ South Seventh
Street, St. Louis, Mo-, SIS Howard St. Omaha,
Neb.. and with the Postmaster, at Wahpeton,
n. D. For further information apply to c. F.
LARRABEE, Acting Commissioner.
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der competitive bids under section
1925, Revised Codes 1895, as amended
by chapter So, laws of 1899.

der competitive bids under section
1925, Revised Codes 1895, as amended
by chapter SO, laws Of 1899.
3. The allegations of the complaint
considered and held not to state a
cause Of action for an Injunction
against the board of county commits
sioners to prohibit it from carrying
out the terms OF a contract for the
furnishing of blank books, blanks and
stationery to the county officers al
though the power to enter into such
contract is not vested in such board.
The order is affirmed.
Morrill, & Fowler appeared for the
appellant and w. H. Barnett for the
respondents. Mr.. Justice Engerud
having been Of counsel, did not sit in
the case, Hon. Charles J. Fisk, judge
of the First Judicial district, sitting
in his stead by request,
In the case of the State of North
Dakota, respondent, vs. Ella Forester
appellant.
Affidavits of jurors are not admis-
slble to impeach their verdict upon
the alleged ground that they misun-
derstood the instructions of the court,
or to show their reasons for agreeing
to verdict. The order of district
court is affirmed.
Appeal from the district court of
Cass county; Charles A. Pollock.
Judge.
H. F. Miller, q. w. lilly of counsel,)
for appellant.
&c. N. Erich, attorney general, for
respondent.
Morgan, c. J.
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The Bio Circus.

Gollmar Bros circus appeared for
the first time in Winnipeg yesterday,
when two highly satisfactory perform.
ances were given on the Hudson's Bay
flats in the rear of the Assiniboine
block. The performance will be re
peated today, in its entirety, street
parade, hippo, and all. The parade
came in for much favorable comment,
particularly on account of the number
Of strange and valuable animals exhib-
tied in the cages. <, The menagerie is
one of the most interesting features of
this circus. The star boarder of
Messrs. Gollmar Bros. is the hip
popotamus, and all day there was a
constant stream of visitors to inspect
this three-ton baby. It is a three-year-
old and female, and is said to be one
of the most valuable animals ever car.
ried with any circus. One very graft
flying feature which patrons freely
commented on was the clean-cut ma
ture of the performances. No vulgar
ism of any KIDD was noticed, nor were
there any fakirs or sharks" apparent,
who so often follow these shows. The
different feats Of skill and daring
which constitute the programme are
all of high class.-Free Press, Win
nipeg, Manitoba
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chief of sinners is a member of his
own official family. Mr.. Morton is
spared any sense of humiliation In
stepping from the cabinet into another
responsible position. Not the least
part of his good luck seems to be
that he has taken hostages of fortune
this time by obtaining assurance Of an
official tenure which cannot be termi-
mated by the unexpected turns Of
politics or the shifting currents of
popular opinion. Most fortunate of
all is it that Mr.. Morton, with his
great experience in railroading, is
called to administer road which en-
joys the unique advantage of being
unable to accord rebates, even if it
would.