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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-04-27
lncredulous Answer.

Chicago News Mrs. Homcr-I'm sure
my husband never did thing in his life
that he would be ashamed to tell me
Mrs. Giahbles-W Well, | suppose it does
take a great deal to shock some women.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-04-27

he cause and cure
the kidneys. Use
Doan's Kidney
Pills. which have
cured thousands.
Captain S. ID.
Hunter. of En-
CINE No. ii, Pitts
burg, Pa, Fire
Department, and
residing at 2729
Wylie n We II u e.
says:
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-04-27
Jobs undoinn

job had lost his PATIENCE "IIow In the
world did il ever happcn?" gasped the
multitude. why" Numbered Job. they
put me to tho test by asking me to wait
my turn in a barber shop on Saturday
night"
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-04-27

The teacher was describing he. encount-
er with an impertinent tramp
And then" said She II tainted
Wit Yer left or Wit Yer right mum
promptly inquired little Johnny Jiniries
the pugilists SON
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-04-27

We are never without bottle Of Piso's
Cure for Consumption In our house.
Mrs. 3. n. Swayss. Wakita, Okls.. April
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-04-27

In a debate in the German reich
stag General Won Einem. minister of
war. admitted that brutality in the
army Was the most repulsive canker'
in that organization.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-04-27

Work on the Mckinley national
monument to be erected at Canton. o..
will be begun by June 1.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-04-27

"Dr David Kennedy's Favoritc Remedy cured me
of lsrighs disease and gravel Able physicians
fsiIed Mrs. z. L. MIzncr. Burghill. o. 81 q bottle.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-04-27

Nearly all the young native children
We're sold for food during a recent Sc
we're famine i'm the Upper I8enue region
Of MORT HORN Niyelia
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-04-27
A Different Eeins.

f.rs. Winslows SOOTHING erRur -or children
teehing' softens the GUMS. reduces Inflammation
ASs pam. cures wind cnc. . cent uotlls
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-04-27
Midwinter Fireworks.

weather, johnny"
Nom. Our kitchen stove blew
up. an is more stoves in our block
blew up."-Detroit Free Press.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-04-27
Mother Gray's sweet Powders for
Children

Successfully used by Mother Gray nurse in
the Childrens Home in New York cure Con-
s,ipation. Feverishness bad Stomach. Teeth
and Destroy Worms. Over 10000 testimonials
AT all Druggists CSC. Sample FREE Ad-
dress a. s. OLMsrED Leroy. n. Y.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-04-27
NOM PRESERVE IhE EGGS,

Although space has been given before
to the use OF water glass am egg pre-
seivatiNe the information is especially
timely now when eggs will q low in price
for month or more. BY - water glass
method eggs may be preserved and he in
good condition for use several months
later. although they will not pass as
strictly fresh eggs. The procedure is as
follows: Obtain the water glass from the
druggist and dilute one pint of ii with
nine pintS of water. Use a vessel of some
kind not metal. The old fashioned crock
cry three of four-gallon jars are ideal.
have the eggs fresh. put them in daily,
and see that the shells are not cracked.
Put the water glass solution in the crock
and then put in the eggs, seeing that the
eggs are completely covered with the So
luton at all times. when - eggs arc
taken out of the solution rinse them in
clean water, wipe them dry and they arc
ready for use. The method is simple and
the preserving fluid is one of the best
known and may be used with less trouble
than any other.
LATE MATCHED CHICKS.
While every poultryman knows we'll the
advantages of the early Matched chicks
especially as layers for fan and winter
eggs, the late Matched bird is not to he
ignored. especially on the farm whore
there is liberal rang" on which the
chicks may roam and gather strength and
frame. Oftentimes the late Matched we'll
cared for will make a growth which VIII
enable her to overtake the earlier matched
blfd and be quite good and as early a
layer in the fall as the older sister. With
late Matched chicks the louise must he per-
Sistently fought, for the warm weather
brings out the insect in force The large
gray louise is the one who makes the trou-
BILE but by close watching and treatment
1t may be destroyed. There is nothing
better than sulphur for this purpose and
it is applied best by catching the chick
and taking a little sulphur in the fingers
sprinkle 1T through the feathers especially
about the neck and head, but being care
full not to get the sulphur in the eyes Of
the chick. DO the work thoroughly for the
sulphur must come in direct contact with
the louise 10 destroy 1t. Keep mp his treat
mcnt and the chicks will be readily raised
Give them the range coon they are
large enough and see that they also have
enough grain food at the house to keep
them growing sturdily and enable them to
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-04-27
CURE YOUR KIDNEYS.

When the Back Aches and Bladder
Troubles Set In, Get at the Cause.
Don't make the mistake of believing
hackache and bladder ills to be local
ailments Got at tl,a ,.n,,e.n ,,l u,,r,
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-04-27

Quesada
nwhol
he HAYES
ensment; but have rarely WITNESSED such
pany written from Washington D. c. says:
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-04-27

g Peruna can recommend as q very good rned1-
cine. It's an excellent Strengthening tonic and it
is also efficacous cure for the almost universal
complaint of catarrh. "--G0nzaI0 De Ouesada
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-04-27
IMPORTANT FACTS
FOR cow OWNERS

The mechanical Cream Separator has
become vital feature of every home
dairy just as of every butter factory,
Its use means much more and much
better cream and butter, as well a.
saving of water, ice, time and room.
The difference in results is not small
but big. Few cows now pay without a
separator. Dairying is the most profit
able kind Of farming with one.
98% of the creamery butter of the
world is now made with De Laval
machines, and there are over 500, COO
farm users besides.
Send for catalogue and name of nearest
local auont
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- y, nlsl , eiass' me writer had ten pounds
" seeu iot ses'li's purposes ard on AVER
20 i e,uii" nav d sieiu VI '-''
] pou'iuH ana ail salipie III SIZE. FROM our
l esls VIZ eoisiaer inc variety one mat mas
.on.e 10 S.aA anu one "hlch VIII es-
i,,' 'alis alpea4 10 ih,ihet gardeners. nc
iiIusira'loh' Hiuch reduced, SHOWS the form
VI '''e 'uoeis'
\ TORPID LIVER IN COWS.
If 1t We're possible to make every reader
of this department. realize the necessity
/ for variety in the ration as we'll as for
feeding the proper kinds of concentrated
foods, it would pay to devote the entire
u.pai'iieiil loi one issue 10 the SUBJECT.
@ anus ui'oii tiious'a'oS OF COWS are
W., siiis 'he hN's out on their owners
ahu iiiahi''s business LOT dealcrs IN medl-
ciiies' more OF Tess Nainaple, SIMPLY he
eaus. 'hes ere suiierlhs from indigestion
M'iei' u9uiiis, staite" III cilihoou. lhcrc
Is d 'ehaehcS on inc part OF dalrymen 10
ueNelop tlie co" as quickly as possible and
IN thelr eior's th''H abuse the tender ston-
ach OF the growing calt usually by iced
mig her during the 1ifst WINTER TOO large
quahtitles OF bulky 1ood With the idea III
NINA that by inns means they increase the
c'tpacitS OF lhe stomach. "A COW suffering
from severe ihd'ses,loh or torpid hVef
'eN'rcmc constipation marks the latter)
siiouia nave cohsiuerapie OH meal III her
.a.lohs WIN wheat ihlddllHSs or bran also.
for mealcine give the animal the follow
ing, bot only AFTER failing TO improve her
conol,lon by the use OF the foods men
eioiea, Make mixture OIL TOUR ounces
VI l'o"icico seitiaH' TWO ounces OIL pow
ueitu ciiaieoai anu d Iouhd OF SAT-. DOSE,
u 'ipicSpoo!iiui Twice q Gay IN hef lccd-
=. Is lossioie ei'it inc OH meal may not
pe necessary IN 'he ra'loh wheh ihe carry
pasture becomes sooa' OUT ~ VIII 90 no
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-04-27

Guaranteed lnvestment-High grade 6
per cent. dividend participating gold
bonds for sale. Bonds share large profits;
banking and trust company against loss.
Address. Little, 1888 Broadway, New York.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-04-27

Usiouz Git, Ind.psndsn. List.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-16
@auote &aotfalmtttel an.

Cine ~eissnartige Sesinfieirunss-
WetbOoe nanbie gefern Der 35.idbriss
@eorge 8rabam an, als ct turasr Sano
isin 8ett3eus in ben Barraden Der
Seilsarmse, woielbft er iintergebraai
NOR, in ben Diem ifedte. 3war sr=
rei&ie er nit oieiem &abitalmittel, baE
ale Der msintli9en 2~rantbsitsfeime Elm
fur ole Male ben Cob in ben 5Iam-
men fdnoen, bod cling bel bieism Der.
fabren aud bas 8ett3eus brauf.
Riatsr @talon, an tpelden Gro.
BAN aweds MISUNDERSTANDING feline,
Wstbooe ~lbsrmisisn tporbsn NOR, battt
ni9t bas re&te 0erfdnbnib fur bieft
SADIE unb b~erurtbeilte bieien Ronn au
81 rebf Rofen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-16
cnfel Cams aRimeralproonftioa.

Sas gsoloeii9e Germeilungsbureuu
Der Ser. Staaien tat ieinen 20. Sab
resberi6t i6er bic Minerdlien <HeIours
cen hes 2anoes perOffentli9t. Nus benz
8eri9t erbsIt, bob Der Hei9tbum on
%ipertbbonen Mineralien in itetem Wa6s
fen besriffen lit. Die Statiititeu beais=
ben fia auf bas aaIsnberiabr 1903
unb ergeben, bab Der S9dbmertb Der
Mineralprobuftion bic enorme @umme
bon 81 900 erreidt bat, cine
3unabme bon fait 13 pro5ent sesen
bas Woriabr. giien unb &oblen nebs
men bic erften pldbe elm, ipie f9on felt
Sabren. Die Yrobuttion Der giisns
berstperfe pirb auf 344, $50, 900 perz
anidlagt, bieisnige Der &oblengruben
auf $5O3, 724,OOO. Die probuttion
Der NntbraeitgrubeI tit bon S76,OOO,s
600 ouf $152,OQO,OOO eeftiesen, bic
jenise Der @si9foblensruben BON $780,
100000 ouf 5000 900. Mnerbines
1T bieie Mertb5unabme, fotpeit bic Rob
len in @eiraht fpmmen, ni9t gum gez
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-16
&altes @etter smiust 3ur
nmfebr.

.Sie Sdneetpebsn i'm Noroen bes
Staates peranlabtsn Sheriff SO. Sour.
bier, Der nit einem Depuip 3uiammer,
3mei Neqsr StraBenrduber nod Wi6is
gan @itp au transportiren geoaGten,
na9 bier mieoer 3urtid3utebren unc au
Darten, biz bic @iienbabnen ben 8er=
tebr pieber er6fnet haben. Sdnee,
nidts pis S9nse, fa9t Der Sheriff uno
mebr, pie sr ie 3uOOr geieben. Der
Sheriff aus Sancod @Ountp. Der mil
einem @efaneenen, uelher in @reen.
felo p%srurtbeilt NOR, fi9 slei4faas aui
Der Reiis befanb. mubte aud umtebren
unb er bradte ieinen 8efansenen bier
in Der Sail unter. Iu4 Der Sheriff
aus Suliban @ountp uno Inmali
Sunt, bic nit einem Wsroer unb einem
ginbre&er u~ntertpegs pare1, finh bier
eingetrofen. ale parten isst auf oas
@intreten beRerer Witteruns.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-16
Nms ber 2egislatar.

Die &oemler SHsioun9s Bill. tpel4e
ManssIs ssiebli9er Maioritdt Isbten
5reitas i'm Senate nidt paiirts, tpurbe
milf 80 ssssn z Stimmen iebt anse'
nommer, mdbreno Die @Orlase ftr
bic p69sntli&e 3ablung bon SOB.
men nit Is sessn Is stimmen abss-
lebnt murbe.
Sas Daus ma4te -sur 2ean'f9tn
Stimmmentaufs.B Bill sinen DsrbeKe.
riinssoorf9las, babin aebenb. oab biz
strafe seserl ben 3dufer anitatt aui
2 bis 5 Sabre @efdnanib Iautenb, aui
@brberluf.S trafe BON 10 Big 90
Sabren um3udnoern lei.
Die bonn ReprdIentanten Serbp Elm,
sebra4te 0orlage. uel9e ben 0erfauI
bon @iften regulirt, wuroe 9stern
sfei9fans bonn 6auie aneenommert
Die @orlnqe bsfimmt, bob @ifts lul
eeeen Werorbnunaen berfauft merbeu
bhrfen uno baB bic Qdufer eura ben
9roguiffsn 3a re9ifriren finb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-16

GottIteb 6 eufharot,
Die gemhtbli4e gde,"
G6e RobIe uno Marfet Sir.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-16
gbtneIeu bor BEN 8nnsssriatsr.

@e5fern Morger mar In ben Betrie=
BEN fat aIer hiefisen ainefi&en Wds
f9ereien unb Reffaurants Elm 3eitweifer
6tiafanb eingetretsn:: Siss erfldrte
i9 bamit. baB f6 Der sr0bte She'll Der
bier tpobnbaftsn moneol. &aHe i'm
gunsssseriat ~bsriammelt bate, um
bort benz 0erb6re See Wen9's, Better
zines in Der 0oro Slinois Strabs &c,
leeenei &eftaurants. bei3uwobnen.
Wens eri9isn Dor &idter u. 9. Mn=
oerfon, I'M, ben sSemeis au erbrinsen,
BOP er seboreneT Mmerifaner fei unb
oaber feline weitsre urtunoe hber feline
@eburt ein3ubrilgen brau&e. Weng
mar bur9 @hinsiensS nipectoren aus
Chicago unter Der Wni9uloisung ber'
baftet, bas 8efeb betrefs Musidlie.
bung Der gbinsisn iibsrtreten 81 baben.
Na9oem er Dor @ommiHdr WOoo &c.
laben tuuroe, appelirte CT an Elm b6berss
@eri9t unb erfIdrte, Dor 20 Sabrsn In
Chinatown, San Jrancisco, geboren
porbsn au fstn.
Ssinetueeer tparen nun cine grObe
@naabl 3eusen eri4ienen, fat ales
2anosleute bon ibni, nit Nusnabme
bon Senrp Ofenborf, Der In bemielben
@ebduoe, in mel9em Der @bineis
tpObnt, cine Wirtb'daft betreibt. Often.
oorf 6at fur ben @bineien gHrsi&aft
sefelt.
@slssentli9 Der an bic @6ineien ieis
tens oes @ffifisnt Sifriet 8unbes-an-
palts an See Wena seridteten Grassn.
nabm bic unteriuduns bisweilen einen
re9t complicirten 0erlauf an.
9a isoer 6inefide 3suge feline Guss
inge MAIDEN muBte, 10 lieB Der Siftrictss
Mnpalt ole ibre @eburtss3 eugnihe
pOr5eigen, uonat tie i~orsfdltig eramis
nirt wurben. Mop See uno See @in9
interprstirten uno auf bieie Weiie
fonnte man biele fonoerbare hineff4e
@ebrdu4e tpdbreno Der 8erbanolung
bsoba9ten.
Sie 3eu9en betunoeten, bab tie See
Weng's gltern in Gan 5rancisco tann=
ten uno aud Wop 3ee tonnte bies be-
3eusen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-16

ringen 3beile ben bOberen 8oblenprsi>
ZEN Su5uf9reiben, benin ant1racitfoblen
tpurben gu $3.50 per Some an ben
@ruben bertauft, eesen $2.35 i'm @prs
iabr, $2.05 i'm Sabre 1901 unb SLIGO
i'm Sabre 1900; Wei4toblen bradtsn
on ben @ruben $1.24, eeesn SLIP in
ben porbergegangenen Sabren. Die
Metanprobuftion bate einen Mertbperz
luft aufaupeiien, inbem bic 3iffern ben
$642,000,O00 i'm Sabre 1902 ouf
$624,000,000 i'm Sabre 1908 auriid=
qinaen.
Gen g 9neinen bas ges
senfeittge citizen obauees
pDhnen. @6Flsferfel perben nil
8rannttDein, nc9 Better nit 3iusi pros
gent &reolinl5funs einssf9miert. 2es>
tere betpirft bas balbiae @ertbeilen ei<
paiser 8iBpunben unh fam Dfters
tpieberbolt iperben. Sen Sduer, freIts
aus ben gin5el6u9ten in Ten Iupsi=
ftaG fonmen, pirb Elm gber b~eigsse1ca
(2-3 Sage, befpnbers furdtfons
Sbiere perben alSerbem nit arsclin=
l0funs eingerisben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-16
45mi8lider TaftnadtsfderS.

Sn friiberen Subrbunberten erlaubs
ten fid Die setr0ntsn 9dupter Guropas
gu ibrem pripotpersniisen o~Ierlei
Sderse our Jaitna9ts5sit. 60 CAB
beiipielspeife &orl Der Neunte bon
Sranfrei9 ben aebn sefdidteiten Sa>
f9enbieben in paris inssebeim bic Grs
laubnib, auf benz Sof<2arnepolsban
ares gu ftebfen. pas in ben 9ereid
ibrsr 9dnbe selange. 3arl amiiiirte
ii4 aufs &Dflidife iiber bic Singer
fertigteitf Der Spibbuben, aber nod
mebr erfseuteu i'm bic Webflaeen Der
Beifphleren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-16

QH OeU UeIuBttU puleH PuttiIei W
Ihrieber1 tuoroen. Netsnbei bemerft.
bat f9 Wii9el ben b6ien partner
gum 8ertbeioigsr srtpdblt, oamit sr
BEL Der Ysrbanoluue Der erbobenen
antIaesn feline Sa9e fibre. aus Die.
fem grisfe ssht berbor, baB 3pii9sn
ben gsiosn san3 iiirsli6, Ohenbar IN
afdR9t auf bic i&webenoen Inter
iu4unger, elm rleuer Partnerfbip. ger=
tras abasf9IOhen uuroe. Dieter @er-
tras. fast Der 8riefi@reiber, lei natiirs
LID ,all right" - b. 3. er- feae bas
Sbeilbaber- @srbdltniB oerart bar. bob
nit @si9dftsn i'm 2anoamte unb fon-
fiisen Reaisrunssseiddften Der parts
ler Sannsr alsin 3u ibun bot. aud
alIein ole baraus erua4fenben gins
nabmen erbdlt. Was ben often Wers
traa betrifft - auf ben anes anfommt
- 70 babe sr (WitdsD feline Nbf&rift
babon leioer ni9t mebr auffinoen t6n-
men. Die ,Sbatiaden" ieoo4. ME
Sanner He ~oar3ufslen baben ueroe.
ieien tpie fDlet: - %uorauf bann Wit'
Dell puntt fur puntt oarleat, mas
Sanner iiber ben Snhalt oes gertraaes
Dor @eridt ausfagen fpa. Warum er
i6m bas Jules iasen mub, tuern Der
8ertrag uirtli9 10 lautst unb bas
UerbdltniB pirt!i6 10 NOR - bariiber
tpiro natirli9 ieoer fi4 feline eiaenen
8eoanten MAIDEN. @benfO iiber Sdbe,
tpie bic foleenoen:
y9aHen sic fi9 ni9t vinterbieusn",
ebe i'd nit Shnen seipro4en babe.
l1nb ftrsne i'm @ertrauen: vSagen Sic
Sbrem Sobne 6arrp ili4ts; aud fonff
niemanben. 96nnen sic ni9t iofort
alss ftsbsn uno liegen lafen uao bier=
Der fommen? Brinsen sic In einem
3ofer - aber lafen sic peber Shre
6amiIie nod iont ismano etwas ba-
bon ptKen = ale Bidder Der Girma
nit; bas Saeebud, ale nit chamber;
aud ibr gartbu9. .u.f.m." Wit=
dell fpri9t gum G&luB bic SOfnuna
aus, Sannsr m6ge tommen, nod ebe
sr piebsr Dor Die @robgidwOrenen ae=
rufe1 tperoe. Damn erbdlt Der Brief
nod bic %fOlssnben Ha6i6riften, be.
rem jeoes Wort Nngt unb Gur9t atb=
met : p3eisen sic 9arrp oisisn Brief
nidt UNI fasen sic ibm ni9ts oupon.
9aHenS sic i'm unisre8t4er ni4t Iebsn.
Sa9en sic ibm ni&ts." = y5alten
sic ole pi9tissn papiere i'm Sidsts
bsitsidrant, uno 6altsn sic S9rant
uno Office iOrsli6 bsridfoHen, ba
R4 bic S6ufte psnn m6slid eins
i4lei1en tpereen. limb orittens uno
lsbtens. y0erbrsnnen Sic bieIen Brief
unbebinst."
Senator Mitdel bat Die G1tbeit beg
8riefes sugeasben. tueitere grtldrunesn
bariiber aber abselehnt biz our 3sit.
oa Die Sade Dor @eri6t fommen tpirb.
Snsmii6en bot bic @ranSiurp gu port=
lano cine neue Gntlage gesen Witdeu,
Bin9er, Sermann. Der 4onareBabse.
orbneten @iliamion uno berfdiebene
Nnoere srboben, Iautsno auf Usrf1w6,
runs gum 3wsds, bic &ssierune urt
ni6t tueniesr als COG, 900 9cres 0feut.
li9en 9anoes i'm Wertbe bon So, 000,=
900 3u beidwinbeln.
Solte oas 2anb nddftens bas
Sdauipiel erleben, elm Witslieo oss
ybornebmfen 9efeb9ebenoen 96rpers
Der WeIt" als semeinen Sdminbler al
Sudtbausfrafe beruribeilt su febsn, 70
miro gu Iolaem aussans elm Brief, Der
nidt berbrunnt wuroe, ni9t uenis bsi=
3utraeen 6absn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-16
Narot @raS Grcmrtomett.
HaG Neip Orleans, Wobile uuo
YeniatoIa nia Yenniplpania
ginien.

Grcuriions 6abrfarten mad 9iep Orleans,
Ca, Robile, Via. unb 9eniacola, Sla., pia
9enmSbIpania 9inien, merSen perfauft bon
l. Bis 6. Ndr3, eini9IiebIi@. Rau fraSe
BET ben TidetsMeenten Der 0ennIpIbanto
2inien fir peitere Snformation iber Sabrs
preis, Mbfabrts3eit unb @epddsgef6rberunS
u. (. 10. an.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-16
8einht TlorioaS Reiorts. = 9iife
ride S6la9tfelDer. = Sas
beriihmts Maroi @ras

nit Spesial Tour. SOLDIER 8uIntan Sug,
berldbt ben indianapolis Union 8abnbOf
am 81. Sebruar, AbenbS ! ubr, pia 9enns
i~nIpania 9inien. Die lInfoften fir eIftGeise
Reiie, einl1IteBli4 9uImars iino 500.
@an i9reibe an %. u. 4idarbicn, Mifiitent
General Yafasier gsent, SnoianapoIisJ fir
3eisrpiruns pon S9laftelen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-16

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Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-29
RIOT 0F CONFLICTING
 OPINIONS IN COURT
SIEGE WITH WARRING FAMILIES.
Numerous Witnesses All Tried to Talk at Once--No One Could Tell the Story the Same Way-Court Finally Dismissed the Prisoner.

There was trouble in large and jul cy sections in the court of Judge Mur- phy last evening. The occasion was family war that was brought to the tribunal of justice for adjustment
 The hearing was brought through the arrest of John Ellis on a charge of assault preferred by ]. .A. Gala gher. The alleged assault was the outgrowth of trouble between Ellis and Gallagher families that has been brewing for some time.It came to a head Thursday. when Gallagher and Ellis met. Incidentally several mem bers of each family met with them.
 When it came into the court of Judge Murphy last evening there were hall dozen witnesses present for each side. These witnesses gave the justice merry race. They all tried 10 talk at once for a while. Later when order was brought out of chaos. the witnesses vied with each other in telling directly opposite stories. No one on either side had been able to see the trouble in the same light that it had appeared to any one on tine other side Tine magistrate IT. nally concluded that the case was too much of tangle for unravelling and dismissed the prisoner, along with some wholesome advice to both sides as to the advantages carried by peace ful and harmonious conduct.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-29

The enterprise which has shot Lo- well to the front so rapidly in the last year has come forward with an other evidence of it's existence in a call that has been issued for a meeting of citizens for the purpose of organ izing fire department.
 The meeting is to be held Monday evening at the office of the Bisbee Lumber Co.,. at 7:3O. All citizens of the town are invited to be present and participate in the organization of a vol unteer department that will be made.
 It is proposed to have two compa- nies. one of which will be stationed on each side of the town. Hose and fire connections are to be arranged for to an extent that will give the town adequate fire protection. Steps to the latter end have become highly neces- sary in the last few months of ex. ceeding activity in building in the suburb. These few months have wit messed the expenditure of a good many thousand dollars in new structures, while the expenditure of $60.000 or more in other new buildings is in prospect for the next couple of months.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-29

Mr.and Mrs John Corners Shep- herd. of Batopilas. Mex, are in the city from the famous Shepherd silver mines enroute to Chicago, says the Fl Paso Herald. MT. Shepherd is a son of the late Boss" Shepherd, w q was once governor of the District of Columbia and did so much to make that city the beauty spot which it is.
 From Washington Boss Shepherd went into Mexico. where he founded the town of Batopilas at the famous rich mine which bears that name.
 Batopilas is now one of the finest mining towns in the Republic of Mex, ico, and it is a small republic in itself. being a long distance from a railroad or any other habitation. To get out the product of the mine for the mar ket, it is necessary to transport the silver on muleback five and a half days and then by stage another day San Aantonio. on the Chihuahua & Pa cific road being the nearest railroad point. When this road is completed, however. it will be within one days ride from Batopilas.
 In recent years owing to the remote ness of the mine. it has been found necessary to erect a foundry and ma chine shop so that all the machinery and tools for working it are manufac- ture- and repaired right on the grour The company operates a hun dred s'-mp mill and 20 concentrators at the big mine for the ordinary ore and works the higher grade ores by the lixiviation process in addition to this The water is piped to the mine from the mountains and the supply is abundant.
 This is one of the richest silver mines in the world, if not actually the rchest. and it is all in the family, the Shepherd brothers owning it outright A few weeks ago they made phcs nomenal strike in this mine, and in one month. March. they took out 45O,- 900 ounces of silver. The vein is seven feet wide and almost pure na tive silver.