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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-03-14

D. D. Temple returned to Artesia
last night. y
C. F. Mathews came in las night
from Beaumont, Texas.
DR.. j. F. Aldrich returned to his
home in Hagerman las night.
Fine lot of two-year-old roses, home
grown. at the Alameda Greenhouse.
City Marshal Rascoe has returned
from Carlsbad, where he has been at
tending court.
Fine lot of memorial roses for GEM
etery planting. Alameda Greenhouse.
Mrs. E. ]. Bates left Sunday for
Reno. Nevada, to attend the sick bed
of a sister.
A fine lot of strawberry plants just
received. Roswell Produce & Seed
| Co. 9tf
T. R. Chisholm returned to Arte-
tsia last night after a short visit with
home-f0lks here.
$4,000 rolls of wall paper, all 1905
patterns. at the Peeos Valley Lum-
Der Co. 7tf
Ross Conner returned to his home
in Artesia last night after a two days
visit here
J.. P. Rhodes left Sunday for his
home in Carthage. Mo-. after a pros
pecting visit here
Walter and Kit Williams. Of Chill
dress. Tex. who have been visiting
here. left last night for Artesia to
look for work They have been here
about three wesks.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-03-14

J. w. Hiatt returned to his home
in Winfield, Kansas, Sunday. He will
return later to locate. He has a sec
ton of land lear Dexter.
NJ. Parks left Sunday for his home
in Carthage, No., after a visit of a
couple of weeks in Roswell. He will
return in a couple of weeks.
If you want to plant sweet peas
CALL and see our stock. WE have
five varieties in bulk. Also have them
mixed.-Roswell Produce & Seed Co.
d. E. Leverton, who has been here
for the past week, left last night for
Dexter, where he expects to make
his home, at least during the coming
summer.
J. H. Stinson, roadmaster of the
Pecos Valley & Northeastern. came
in yesterday Il remained over to-
day in Roswell locking after business
interests of the DAD
W. E. Hall and c. S. Bahney. of
Carthage. Mo-, left last night for Ell
Paso for a few days visit They will
return for another prospecting visit
in Roswell as soon as the weather
| settles.
Avery Turner. vice president and
general manager of the Pecos Valley
& Northeastern. passed through Ros-
well on the afternoon train yesterday
On his way from Amarillo T. Carlsbad
On business connected with the road.
Don't forget Arbor Day.
| Donate a tree.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-03-14
BUSINESS AT LAND OFFICE.
Report of the Work Done in the APP
preparation of Land in February.

Report of the Work Done in the APP
preparation of Land in February.
Public lands appropriated at the
United States Land Office during the
month of February, 1905:
Entered under homestead law.
$500 acres.
Entered under desert land act.
$500 acres.
Scrip locations 1880 acres.
Selected by the Territory of New
Mexico, 1880 acres.
Total amount appropriated, 61,309
acres.
Business done at land Office March
Is, 1905:
Five homestead entries.
Six desert land entries.
One homestead entry committed to
cash by Courtney Holstun.
Contest of J.. D. Bell VS.. E.. F. Phil
lips, assignee. This was an interest
ing contest case from the Artesia
country.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-03-14
ted by the Ministers Alliance at .

ted by the Ministers Alliance at a
meeting held Monday morning:
BE it resolved, by the Pastors AZ
ISOLATION of the City of Roswell that
we favor the passage of Ordinance
No. 238, now pending before the City
Council, which has for its object the
increasing of the license Of saloons
and gambling games and a better re-
gulation of the same. We wish it to
De understood hat we are not in ia
yor of licensing saloons and gamb-
ling. but since they are licensed we
favor their restriction and control.
VIM. REACE. Pres.
S.. R. TWITTY, Sec.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-03-14
Two Suits Filled Monday.

Two suits we're filed in the Office
of the clerk of the district court Mon
day. Richardson, Reid & Heryey be-
ing plaintiffs attorney in both. One
vas entitled The Roswell Building
& LOAF Association, Of Roswell N.
NJ. against Richard NJ. Davis and
WIFE" and is brought for the ~cancella-
ton of building and loan stock, int
crest. fees. etc. The other suit is en-
titled Harry Robinson against c..
E. Odem and w. NJ. Formwalt," and
is brought for payment of a note for
$500.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-03-14
LOCAL NEWS.

The U. S. Market has fish ALL the
time. 9u
Frank Anderson ~returned last night
to Dexter.
John Pattison went to Lake Arthur
last night.
w. A. Gillette was up from Dexter
yesterday
Otis Jones went to Portales Sunday
on business
Fresh flower iced at the Alameda
Greenhouse. O5tf
New wool sacks. 27h cents. at the
Western Grocery Co. dim
Postmaster ]. J.. Boyd was up from
Lake Arthur yesterday
J. w. Langford, of Hagerman. spent
Sunday with friends here.
Wall paper, paint and glass at the
Pecos Valley Lumber Co 7tf
A. O. Mflfce went to Hagerman
Saturday evening on business
Blue grass and white clover.-Ros
well Produce & Seed Co. 7tf
A.. e. Macy. of Dexter. was a bus
mess visitor hereye sterday-
Call up the Alameda Green house
for good. fresh Kentucky blue grass
seed and sweet peas osti
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-03-14

E. F. Hardwick left last night for
Artesia for a business visit of a day
or two.
G. w. Halliburton came up from
Dexter Sunday morning for a visit of
a couple of days with friends.
Miss Mamie Perkins left last night
for her school at West Grand Plains
after a few days visit at home.
Mrs. Nellie Simpson and Mrs. Sarah
Simpson left last night for Carlsbad
to visit relatives.
r. B. Pegram left Sunday morning
for his home in Denver after a pros
pecting visit of a few days in Ros-
well.
O. r. Tanner drove up ron Ha-
german yesterday. remaining here
for a business visit, and returned on
the train last night.
We will prosecute all persons found
our posted enclosures.-Milne & Bush
Company. dwStf
George Peeier. who has made his
home in Roswell for the past four
years. left Sunday tor Lubbock. Tex
to accept a position.
Mrs. Lizzie Scooter, formerly of En-
id, o. T.. who has been stopping in
Roswell. left last night for Artesia,
where she will make her home.
A. b. Boss returned Sunday to his
home in Muscatine. Iowa, after a vi
sit Of three weeks with his family.
who are spending the winter in Ros-
well.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-03-14

Mrs. L C. Klasner. who returned
recently from a visit with her hus.
band in Carlsbad, where he is work
ing. left ast night for Artesia for q
visit with friends. She was unable to
go to her home in Lincoln county ON
account of the condition OF the roads.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-03-14
Amarillo EIks in Burnt Cork.

The eli of Amarillo are arrang
ing 10 give a minstrel show for the
benefit of charity on March Is and
16. A representative OF their order.
No. 923, was in the city today selling
tickets to the attraction.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-03-14
PASTORS FAVOR ORDINANCE.

Adopt Resolution Favoring High Lii
cense, Rather Than the
Present Rate.
The following resolution war adop-
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-10-12

Iowa; George Seckman, Ripley, H.;
and Dave Rankin. Tarkio. Mo, use
and recommend this treatment as a
real cure and preventive of cholera, a
thorough and satisfactory worm rem
edy and a great health and thrift pro
Queer among hogs. Farmers should
write To Snoddy Remedy Co. Box s62.
Dea Moines. iowa. for their free book
OF valuable Information on the care
and treatment OF hogs, II costs moth.
ing Ia learn all about IT,
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-10-12
HOG CHOLERA AND WORMS

There is now more complaint about
disease and other troubles in hogs in
this part of the country than has been
for years. There is some discussion
as TO whether or not the trouble is
real cholera or II II Is worms that
Nil The hogs, The hog owner Is not
Interested particularly In correct
solution ot this question. hut he IL
vitality interested In saving his hogs.
The Snoddy treatment for hogs IN
very highly recommended by great
many Of the best known breeders and
farmers af this part OF the country,
Such mea as Ncssrs T. W. Peterson
kegnlllion. \. u q, Il West, panllina.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-10-12

American woon represented in the cov,o casne t"S and worst
Lk They all the stylish effects the
a1rs and including plain blue and plain black ceos and hb
with button side vents
Garments that
make without sacrifice Of
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-10-12
THE TOPCOAlS - ~ ~

and whpcord the tan and brown shades most
Hon. oxford grays and black cheos Some
lined All are g garments carefully finished and the correct length
The lines of Raincoas and reequaer admirable in
ling excellence
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-07

Thousands of American women, how
ever, have found relief from all monthly
suffering by taking Lydia T.. pinlihums
Vegetable Compound, as it is the most
thorough female regulator known TO
medical science. 1t cures tho condition
which causes so much discomfort and
robs menstruation of its tcrrors.
4 Miss irene Crosby, of 3l3 Charlton
Street East Savannah, Ga., writes:
Lydia Il. iinkhnms Vegetable Compound
liz trnc friend To woman IL has been of
great benefit 10 Inc, curing me Of irregular
and pninfnl mcnstrnation when everything
else hal failed, and GLADLY recommend it to
other suffering women"
Women who are troubled with pain
full or irregular mcnstruation, back
ache. bloating Cor tlaiulcncc). lcucor.
rbra. falling, inflammation or r,Iccra-
ton OF the uterus, ovarian troubles,
tiiat :. hcaring-down feeling, diZzi-
ness, fnintncss. indigestion nervous
prostration. or the blues, should take
Immediate action TO ward oil the seri-
ons consequences. and be restored TO
perfect health and strength by taking
Lydia IL. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound, and then write 10 Mrs. Pink
ham, Lynn, Mass, eJr further free adj
vice. Thousands have been cured by
SO doing.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-07
Being The Observations of a
Reviewer
ON GARFlELD's LATEST BOOK
Timely Information Concerning the
Status of the Consumer with Few
Interesting sideIlahts on the History
of Six Honest Butchers.

The lot of the reviewer is not All
easy one. Month in and month out he
stands up 10 his arm pits i'm books and
tries to look pleasant and draw his
weekly stipend without n murmur
Yet there is an occasional oasis in The
vast desert: and me volume before us;
Is II. Commissioner Garfield hn.S writ.
ten an entertaining buolt-onc that
comes Ia Ms rs Il refreshing breeze af-
ter the 8 imOon Of trash HAT hiss bills.
tered our intcllrctS. t'rhc foregoing
ny the way. We consider no small beer
in The way of a first class scnicucc).
The little volume shows abundant
evidence of The usual careful worlSmall-
ship which charactcriHcS all of Tho
works that issue from the government
print shop at Washington. II is neatly
hound i'll the conventional black. with
the title stamped in gilt on The back
thereof. The size of the volume. how
ever, is iriilc disappointing being
too large for the pocket, and not quito
bulky enough To hold II door open when
the wind is blowing. Most government
publications are especially adaplcd To
the latter use. We doubt If there Is
II well regulated family in The United
copies of the Congressional Record.
or the Census Of 1890. which they use
for This purpose. IIahitual rca,lcrs nf
United States statistics will under
stand us when we say that the
Book is size larger Than the Report
of tho Civil Service Commission AMI
two sizes smaller than the Coast Sur.
Ney.
Tho plot is laid in Chicago. but The
scene changes constantly. and We arc
carried to Kansas City, Omaha, East
ST. Louis. Sioux City-and, horrible To
relate even Ia ST. Joe. incidentally
Los Angeles and Fort Worth arc visit
ell. Some of the action takes place in
New York, but il is not enough to
sDoil the story. 1t is II tale Of the
United States Of today; but there is
blood enough In il To start another
French revolution, II fairly rceks witt
human gore Old Man Gore himself
could not have written n better hook
While not an historical romance, the
story rivals The adventures of Les
Tlois Mousuuctarics.
II is a beautiful story of six poor
hut honest butchers who 80 out and
buy steers nj foriy-siN dollars apiece
and sell them at twcnly-cight. thereby
explaining the exceedingly low prica Of
meat. These six energetic Young nor.
SONS are known ms Robbie Swift, l1mb
Armour, Patsy Cudahy,. Billie Morris,
Al Nation, and Ludwig Schwartz
schild and IIcinc Srlzbcrgcr which
last two names were evidently clipped
from an old program of Rogers BrOrn-
erS. II has moi boon many years since
the combined wealth of these hpys was
moi more than twelve dollars; Int now
three times each day fifty million ben
pie SIT down and cncrgctically work
for their profit.
Last year there were slaughtered in
the United States l2,500.000 cattle
(asidc from calvcs). Not counting
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-07

Behold Tho awful aislcs of woe
Where huddlcd stand the sinners
doomed;
'Tis To this place We all may 80,
The consumer :s nj last consumed
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-07
PAINFUL PERIODS
AMERICAN WOMEN FIND RELIEF
Tho Case OF Miss Irene Crosby Is Ono
OF Thousands of Cures Made by Lydia
u. Pinkhan's Vegetable Compound.

How many women realize that men
situation is the balance wheel Of n
vonan's life, and while no woman is
entirely free from periodical suffering.
it is not the plan Of nature that womc II
should suffer so severely
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-07
.Paw. what,s a man.iran >"

We'll ] wouldn't swear to it, John
NJ. bnt think yonr his sister wonlc
comc u:dcr that heading. - Detroit
Tr.lMne.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-07
GETTING UP WITH THE SON

to get breakfast by seven o'clock isn't
necessary when you use gas for cook.
Ing purposes. You can bake rolls,
mullins, corn bread aud cook enc
breakfast in short time when you
touch the match to Your gas range or
stove when ynn get M. For summer
or winter cooking there is nothing
like gas,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-29
8abm.MeberfaW
Mimmit i6ledten Musgan8 fur ben
ItRternebmer.

g t. pauI, Winn., %. Mai. :
Seneral-8 etriebsleiier 8. s. Corn bon
ser Nortbernsp acifie.g abn erRislt bon
benz gabn-l1sbsrfaIe gu Bearmoutb.
Montana, fOlgenosn geri3t:
y3ug $50. 2 wuroe seftern I'm II
r16r Na9ts, goal Msilen bfli9 bot,
gearmout6, bon einsm Wanne anse=
balten. Na9osm Der Bandit, Der Is
pfunb Spnamit BET f4 fi9rte, ben
grprebboten aus ben, Waae1 sef9idt
bate, fprenste ct ben 2afeni9rant.
Ser Rduber atuang bann ben 2otomo-
tibfahrer utb ben @gprebbotsn, tn ben
sertrtimmertet1 Wa9e1 au trie9en, unb
foIgte ibnsn. BORT f4lug Der @rpreB.
bote ben Hduber nit einem Stid gtien
nieber; bsrislbe mar betpubtlos, tpurbe
g~efnebelt unb 3u Drummono ben Be-
b6rben iiberliefert."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-29

Die 9ebrtGrper Der Il i,
perfitdten Srfprb unb Cambridge Be-
aliidniini6ten ben G0ttinger Senat
Su feinem proteft sesen ben &ultus-
Minitsr.
Sn Steinsbprf BET Sannau
tpurbe Der Miiblenarbeiter Srie6e per>
baftet, neil er brineenb perbG6tia lit,
feline beiben 6 unb 4 Sabre alien Rim
Der poridbli9 getDbtet gu baben, inbem
er tie S;oblsnorbbaas einatbmen Iieb.
@robes BED butte Elm Be-
urldubter @efreiter Der S9ubtruppe.
Im 8abnbof in Sortmunb traf er Ell
men sleidfuGs beurlaubten Snfanteriz
item, benz er ii4 anf9lob. Naa einis
ger 3eit entfernte Ii9 Der Snfanteriit.
ansebli9, UNI elm Sebiirfnib gu per-
ri6ten. gr fam iebo9 ni9t ptebsr
surid, unb nun entbedte Der 9efreite,
baB linn fem portemonnaie nit 200
Mart seitOblen tporben mar. So4 elm
nngliid fommt ielten aasin! Inner
@efreiter purbe nunmebr o einem
.3ipiliften, Der bas Werf9minten bee
Snfanteriiten becba9tet battle, anse-
iprpGen unb e~ingelaben, NIT ibm in
iein 2pgis GIT fommen. Ofefsr Gin
labung ~Isiitete Der iebt mittellofe Sc
freits 6olse. SpGter IN Der Na4i
fpurbe er mad unb nabm tpabr, bub
ter 3ipiliit perfdpunben mar unb bic
ponifdnbiss Sropen>l1niform mitge.
nommsn bate. Sn 3iDiIfleibern besaf
fi9 Der 8eitoblene auf bic Sude nad
benz Oiebe, unb es selang NIT 9iilfe
Der polisei. bieien gu ermitteln unb
fefaunebmen. gr par In Der Uniform
bes gefreiten in ben Wirtb{9aften
umherftolsirt. Nad gmpfung feiner
ilniformfiide febrte berS fubtruppea=
@efreite benz unsaftliden Oortmunb
BEN Ridtn. Der biebtf9e Sufanterin
lift bisber nidf sefabt tporben, er 1T,
tpie ii9 nadtrGeli9 be~rousftelIte, bon
[einem Trnppenfheil befertirt
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-29

Sepodeltes e4petnefef4 - &Ho@enIofes
Sunep pig $1,000; sIarss Deas sls Sd; nam,
!g $500; Sort glsar t14.SO; guzpf
$13 30.
@eo1rrteS &tabfeH@ - e&tx.sz, req.
pets, 13te; Aubeniettex l0e; SRxta.. ISL;
4n69eI 16e.
S4raab - tn Tierees Il. Dual. et;2
Onalttdt 9ie; 8. NnaIitdt eye
Gatrte - Oerdu@ette SratuurH efs.
Srantfarter 73c; Bologna Ia Daruuex &c, In
1u4 6hc.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-29
0fpeerHS.

SubianaYsIs RafeesBreFe
0epSbnI. bts gutter 1O-12e; briga SIS
pdhlter H-1se ; Sanep 82&-ses. san.s
Deuop Is BIB 22c, Saua 28-32e.
SR Badetsx:
xriofa S18.a5. Zion S13.25, Serfes sls. rs;
Caracas SIG. 2B, Niawortk'B s1Q. 30. DIS
Sara BIems $14.o RaiIRoa9 $I3.s5 Sstsa
HIembeb Sapa sI2.60.
Snder-Donstnoes 8.62e; Shadsade< TAT
buIDeriFrter 8.37c: 3Txx tuIuesiHrs. s.4as.
feraer SranuItrter 6.17c; Cubes 6.b2s; Eux,
fsetsoners' a6.I2s; wibseuoob Y 5.s7s; ShEs
nss u 6.77e; enrptre a6 TIC; SssaI sssss
Solbsn 6 6.87c: &tnSior grtra 6.sQs{
@ibssspoos 6 5.6ac; seIber 9 5. 47e; IL .
Ser 6.12.
eprup-etanSarb Corn 23e hB a5e, a.,
pdblter &c bts 52e; eorsbun SSs Biz Sec:
Stem Orleans YsoIaHes 1ss bis 2se; esu5sb
ter SOC Bis $50.
4aHs-8rsaiI msa Sc bts 1oe; StIberts lie
RanbeIn Ia: rSei4i9aIise Haxb.Ix lk;
Soroan RanbeIn loo; Heanats &c Biz 6fs,
gerofete 7c bis Sc: ensIi@e GaIRefe
eamsp-7e; etanseu seustf@t &c; g=o.
esr ssntii4t &c: Banner 9riH &C.: Cream
sonbons 10e; sfs. 2 Cream seHsjqt s.
@etrOdnete Srl@te-xepfeI, an Der geyss
setrodnet. &c; Sobann.sbeersn 7s bss 7ks;
gttron 18e BIB 14e: WcTnen. q gruux, peg
Tfuno, 7S, 8 Gruwa 7le, 1 erpsx 7is las
nsemfreie chs &c, California RuseStei 7xe;
euIta1a TIC. itnportirte SuItana lie bti IIs
California apriIofen Sc bts lie.
Gffs-RaI( 40 OF. TeRl, SAL s--llt b.
0ouone.
EidIes-24O0 TN Tab S1o; t2oo III fas
IS; 1aO0 TIM SsItfab $500; 500 to- ga.
$3.50.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-29

Sugar Gureh e@tnieH - grfe nnaItt& .
1870 Rfuno 10: Ii pfusb l3:; le-n
4fanb 133: Spette nuaItdt |: 2e-l6 4ixsb
lac ; Is RfanS 49,: II Rfnsb l2ie : 10
8trnb 13e.
9aIsfornj9e e4tntsa-e 30 9 4fuxb etc:
9 Bio IL 4iunb &c.
GduEtern-0neI. Gureb. 10 b3 20 4fsh
tn Dur9f9nitt, &c; le Pfsmb Dsr4f4mttts
Sc, 10 b3 IL Hinas 93e.
6rltHR6,e te6-HarH oReIs1 Grfsb lie
semdbitsr eusar Gursb l7e. ee7 pfnsb IN
Dsn&i@mtt 1B3e; 8 bis Q Rhub IN 994s
i4nttt 18e; 10 bB IL yfssb IN Dur4f&Htt
ice; 5 plaib hi Dur&f4xtu, i4ua. lOie.
9 Bfsnb In Dar@f&xsH. i4rsats l8}e.
epe6, gnoI.-0eud9tt9s 8 ~ 10 $fnb
tm Dur9f@ntt l83e; - - u Bfmsb IN
Dtu&i&ut8. lie.
eped-RIars 6etea, 60 ~ % 4fub tm
1ur&I&mtt, loo; &are esteRy 20 - 60
4funb, Ice: &Hass HsussRs - ~ % @fu3,
9as; Is 50 - 4fb.s ejs; Il ~ 10 4tubb
1oe; &Iass Na6eRt - ~ % 4tuDs ee;
Rs6zs u IS Is 4tmb &c; &Ims Qn6mo
~ 9 pfns. ne
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-29
8etraDe.

8ebeH - go. 2 retber Loo wi as,r.
fen. s1.o5 BON Ra9Ien; SO. 8 rctsx s9e,
Nai $l.97; B~aseauetssx $1.f3
Sorn {neaes) go. l ueis s2c 70. Q
peib 52c; 90. 8 wetb 52:; SO. 4 rsts,
soc; Re. 2 weib seuHf9t 6a4:; 80. 9
petb semii&t &c; go. 4 ntts es1st9t
b2c; $40. 2 seIb b2ic; 30. 8 geo SAB /
go. 4 Selt So: go. 3 sentiSSt 52f::
SO. 8 aemti@t 52fe; SO. 4 semsf@t soc ;
9cIbem Soc.
2afer- Ns. 2 wetse 32:; 70. 8 pstr
81ic: 30. Q 0ensi9ter 30e: 20. 8 femi6te,
29ie.
Su 30. 1 aiinotts $40 90: 40.
2, 5000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-29

6rti9es notwithstanding esier: VI
TIC; 5ie5ise etiere 9--9ie: bie7se Etnba
$40 bw 600 afunb &c; bistse aai9e 40o
BITE $50 pfm,S 62e ; Rabe $50 BIB s50 Hfunb
7c; 6tier Eorberpterta 7e, etaer 4tntes'
utertsI lie, %inb Sinterrsertd lie, Rimh
gorberriertsI &c, Rub 8ortespiertet 6}s, Rub
Ainter1terteI 92e.
6rt{&es RaIbfei&-2dlbeS Se, ptater'
pierteI 12c, BorberuierteI 7e.
6rtf1es e4afFetf9 Sda1aes Fer Rfwao
lie ; G@afe Gle: e&eaieI l8e: &a6s hst
l6e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-29
Sn Gbica9o
ii9 bic streifer ntb bic Seberation Of 9abDr
mf einea langert &f gefabt.
anpat W9aper in Seem gprf tbGig. - General b. gffer ant ieiner &eie
bnr6 ba 9anb bielat geebrt. - S9nantter &pnheau
lanoet enolt int Suttbaue.

yUHlutlu Utugte, OIe uDer NDU
rs9tasitis unmittslbar Dor Absaus oss
Sampfers entbedt uno uni9doli6 se-
ma9t ruurbs, sri3isn ssitsrn Dor &e.
cOroer @uf uno erbisIt cine 3u3tbaus-
irafe bon nidt tpeni9er als bret unS
ni9t tueniger als bier Sabren.
9luf bic Jrage bss &eeorbsrs, ob sr
nod etwas su iagsn babe, belt Der
Spnamiter cine ldngere Nnfprade, In
Der ct bs6auptete, oaB man teine ge.
msiis bafir sebabt babe, bic bon ibm
%seianOte 3ifte babe tbai'd9li8 Spna.
nit %snt6altsn. gr srif bic ausfasen
Der Sa4perfdnbi9en an, mar aber
i4lisblia frOb. nod benz 3u9tbaus
uno ni9t mad benz Srren=IipI fur
@erbrs4er eei4idt su tperben.
d m b er n g a b.
Norfolf. 3d., %. Mai. Der
Sampfer Samilton bon Der Slo DO.
minion 2inie, auf Der Sabrt nod Sem
yOrt bsgrifen, tsbrte bsute Na4mittag
1920 ubr in ben biefi9en ISafen surtd,
ba i'm borbsrsn Sbsile behslbsn Elm
Jeuer Uiitbete, wsl9ss bon Der Wann=
iaaft % Stunbsn betdmpft tpurbe,
UNI tpsitere Musbreitung 3u berbiten.
Sas Teusr tuurbe crit 5 Stunoen, na4s
benz Der Sampfer ben biefisen Safen
berlaFen, entSedt. Ga Rapitdn 8oa,
einiab, bab sr bss Geuers ni9t Ssrr
tperbsn tonnts, o6ne bic 6 abuns tinati-
lsgen, bielt CT es fhr angebra9t bic
&idfabrt an3utreteu. SObalb Der Erd
srrsi6t mar, ma9tsn fi9 ale Sod=
arbsiter ans 26i9sn I'm oas Jeuer
~bolfdnbis gu l6I4sn.. Die 8samtsn
tusrben ben S9aoen ipdter 3l tariren.
pafIaeiere tparsR ni9t an 8oro.
@r-@ o b. W I.
GbarIeston, %. 3d., %.
Wai. g. %. WiliOu, gg-9oup. bon
Ws + @irsinia. ffarb beute an G1pinb.
iu9t na9 langem 2eioen.
@sttfabrtber Oa9ten.
Nem Oprt, %. Mai. Ser bri-
tii9e 9ampfer gcara, bon @arbif tOm=
menb, bsri9tet, baB er am %. Wai
7:45 l16r Morgens untsr 1922 Grab
n6rolider 8rsite uno 1922 psfli9er
2dnae cine gartentine paffirte, bic
pabri9einli9 BITE Sunbeam" mar
unb Gle Ssssl beiseiebt battle. Siebsn
Msilsn Oflid.. DOnl ibr tuar cine 3tuei.
mafise S9Onsria&t su ieben. Die
See mar glatt. bel lei9tsm Sabwino.
u meritani1 DIES 5anbels-
f9iff in BEN 8runb
gebobrt.
% af6ington, %. Mai. =
Bon Gbansbai if bic Sefdtisun9
elmer fribsrsn Welouns singstrofsn,
oab rufff9e 9risesf4ife Elm unbstann-
tes ameritanii9es 6anbelsf9if ar Der
9hfte @biuas gum Stnten sebra9t
baben. Seftieer 9anonenbonner III In
Sban9bai aus nOrowefli4sr &i9tans
gu b6ren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-29

Ttmotbp-Bsrfauf8pretfe: 80. OIL o..
Rice Sertaufspreie: IS. W-sl0.on
@eIfdtorn - 9ertaufspreifs: ie za@ h.s
naaIttdt, % bts 66e.
~&afer-8ei&dIt 44-46e; In bex zssssx
&.N-S10.00 PEI 5snne, gleuer $3.50,
Strob-PretiS ie mad benz CRIB. Ia sah
lea, &.00-$6. 90.