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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-14

IF you want free smoke step into
your cigar store, buy La Marlew
cigar they smoke free, the aroma is
just what you have looked for ever
since.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-14

gladly be shown at MIR. HIRSCHY'S
Offices, 518 Nicollet, I'd Floor.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-14
The Misery of Piles

Thousands know it and thousands daily
submit, through their ignorance, to the
torture of the knife.
They are ignorant of the fact that there
is an internal remedy that will positively
and painlessly cure.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-14

RAILROAD NOTES.
W. D. Dixon, northwestern passenger agent
of the Milwaukee road. returned yesterday from
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-14
DR.. PERKINS, Pile Specific
The Internal Remedy

strikes at the prime causes Of piles-indi-
gestion, congestion of the liver and consti-
patton. These causes are removed and
removed for good. Get bottle today and
see how we'll it proves the truth Of this
statement. -s.s -.-. .. ...~~-. --.-.. ..r..
For dyspepsia, Indigestion, constipation,
biliousness, catarrh Of the stomach and
kindred ailments it is the greatest remedy
that has ever yet benefited mankind.
When these troubles are taken care Of
and cured, Piles will be thing of the past.
= Dr.. Perrin Medical Coz Helena, Mont.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-14

The Palace Clothing House
Launders Plain Shirts faultlesslv, 1C
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-27
DOC PROUD or CLOTHES.
Canine ThA, IL Very Much Die
dressed When Deprived Of
Correct Apparel.

There IL q dos In Augusta who
dresses Just like a man. wearing the
regulation coat. yes,. collar and crasai
and IL very proud Of his apparel. seem
inEly. belng very much distressed and
ashamed whenever biz busy master
does no, have time TO rig him up In
biz clothes. reports the Augusta toa.D
Chronicle.
~if there are any who are from
Missouri" they may b. satisfied by
calling At a blacksmith shop on Kills
street. near the city hall. where they
can b. introduced 10 him by bis mas.
ter. George Bailey. q negro cmploye Of
the smiihy.
he wears them with a conscious dis
nifty aud IL hugely delighted when any.
one stops TO notice his attire and com
ineni thereon. lie wili gaze inienily
st each speaker and ioyously wag hts
tail when compllmcntcd upon his ap
peafance.
Il IL not known what within induced
the blacksmith 10 thus cloihe his ca
nine pct In all points like a. We are
hut he certainly devised the dogs
dress most ingenIously. No detail IL
wanting. The cut Of his coat IL after
the latest mode-haE pockets. too
the collar Il nicely Numbered and the
crayai II tied with correct smartncSs.
The first thing In the morning he
must be properly dressed. or else he
whines plteously. After he has been
clothed according TO his usual custom
his Joy knows no bounds. and he dis
plays HIS pleasure with much bark
ing and wagging OF his tall. lie has
the utmost contempt for the host OF
naked dogs who roam about the street
and absolutely refuses TO associate
with them. manifesting a spirit Of out
ragged indignation at their immod'
esty.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-27
WORK OF THE IMAGINATION
Story Of How It Spoiled Dainty
Feast for Company Of
Diners.

Speaking about the Imagination
controlling ones appetite. remarked
the waiter in the Forty-second street
chop house. relates the New York
Globe, reminds me of little Incl
dent that occurred down here the
other evening. A party of six from
one of the theaters came in and or.
dered soft crab supper. When the
queer looking objects came out 6ain
tily mounted on brown toast, the par
ty began to cut up the rich claws and
eat ttiem with a relish. guess they
would have consumed them all, and
called for more, had there not been a
joker along. This joker speared one
of the crabs with his fork, and hold
ing il aloft said, with a twinkle in
his eye:
"'Gee, have to shut my eyes when
eat soft crabs.
Why SOP asked one of his com
2anions
Because they look so much like
fried spiders,
Then the others noticed the sl'is-
ing similarity between soft crab
ard spider and lost their appetiJes."
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-27
PAGAN" TOWN IN ENGLAND
villag. of i.7oo People Who Seem
to Have Gone Spiritually
10 Sleep.

Pagan Hook" Is the name now en-
joyed by the quiet little village OF
Hook. which Is situated some three
miles from Ringston-on-Thames.
SO lost in Indifference is this village
that the vicar. the Rev. w. NJ. Ding
we'll. has thrown up the cure Of the
parish In despair. says a recent Lon
don report.
Il have worked hard here for nearly
three years" said the vicar. in an in
terview. ''and II seems largely In vain.
have spoken to the people personally
and have implored them TO come to
church. but they will not do II.
mo effort. either spiritual or ma
terial. no concert, whether high-class
or extremely popular, no branch OF
church activity that l have been able
to devise or carry on will induce, the
people OF Hook to come to church.
There is a population Of LOO peo-
pie, but many of them absolutely re-
fuse to attend church. In fact. only
200 out of the LOO have attended
church, and some of these even are not
Hook people.
THE fact Is that the village is spir.
itually asleep. They do not go to nom
conformist places Of worship. nor do
they go golfng or motoring. They
have simply gone to sleep and they do
not give thought to spiritual things"
The vicar has now departed for the
West Indies on a holiday voyage.
Some OF the more enlightened inhab-
itants OF Pagan Hook" are taking
around large memorial paper asking
Christian and pagan alike to sign an
earnest entreaty to the reverend gen.
tleman to return to them.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-27
SYNDICATE.

Nr abd Mrs Ray Bentley and little
daughter Gladys are for the present at
DIR Hoyt's.
Miss Belle Gregory was in Hoosick
Fails couple OF days last week With
her sister, Mrs George Parker.
Henry Bentley of Keesville, n. Y,
was in town several days last week
visiting among friends and relatives.
Drs Mcguire and C w Phillips per-
formed successful operation for APP
pendicitis upon Frederick Stickles Jr.
on Thursday of last week.
Myron @ Hoyt, Mrs VIM Hoyt and
two daughters, Martha and Lila, all
of Mount Morris, Mich, are at DR.
Hoyt's. Mr. Hoyt moved from this
town about IS years ago.
Mr. and Mrs Herbert Barber, Eugene
Mears, and Mr. and Mrs Leonard
Fleming, all of Greenwich, were in
town called here to attend the funeral
Of Mrs Thomas Mears who died last
week.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-27
NOTICE.

The annual meeting sfthe stockhold-
ers of the Bennington County National
bank of Bennington, VT will be held.in
their banking rooms the 2nd day of
January 106 at 10 O'Clock a. m. for
the purpose of electing a board of
directors for the ensuing year and to
consider such other business ss may
come before 1t.
Clement II. Cone, cashier.
December /, 1905.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-27

We do not consider Important Tho
announcement ~ senat.r i'rociof that
hs inlsads 10 stay Ia once as long 60
hs wants To- 90 expected ths, ~llhou,
sny announcement. What 90 -ani Va
know 10 WHISTLER hs intends io stand b.
Prsslden, Roosevelt In The railroad
rais legislation, 10 regulate insurance
eompsnlss. ~ revise The ,arlf who're Il
bre~ds monopolles. and Ia give The
people . square deal n hs does l..
lsad ,o support the presidsnl 10 trying
io eorreci abuses. aud 10 do 90 regard
less Of minor differences Of opinion
and ncihod, Senator Proctor canno,
1.-Two or serve loo long. Otherwise he
cannot resign Too soon. Give tho
state = letter, please. on that subject,
Senator Pcocior. Also Senator Dill
linghsm. Congressman Baskins ssd
Congressman Foster
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-27
sourn suAFrssuRy

Mr. aud Mv Geo Howard srsnl
chrissnss 81 bis parents.
Dr fR Dean sa,sriaissd q family
circle chrisinAs.
Mr. aud Mrs n Hs~sins entertained
frlends al Xmas dinner.
Mis- Susan ID Monros aud frisnd
spsai Xmas -ish hsr mother.
Jesss Rddy cane hone Saturday for
cbrlsimss and Fesarned aondsy.
i,ss aud Mrs oeo A Robbins took
chrisimss dinaer 9Th relatives Ia
tosn,
Mrs. MARI Harder al Ia nnlnsian
speai Christmas 9Th hsr nsphew, Fred
y by,
Miss Julia Msiiison az Bsnninsloa
spsnt Xmas eth her sister. Mrs a II
Dunisp.
Merle sloek-ell has recovered sui.
hoontly Va be- SCOT home -here he 10
doing coll.
Anihony Myers aud -ife snisr,sinci
thefr ohIldren ard their families for
dinner Xmas.
Miss Clara Eaton, ~ho 10 smplo, Cd
~ the Eagle Square works once. 10
boarding. a. ! . BALLS.
LM aud Mrs cols snisrisined li,slr
usual MAS guests Tho whlpples and
ne l. Harrington family.
Freeman Howard aud -ife had a
large circle 81 The family for . Christ.
mas dlnner slib thom al Tho old homo.
stead,
Mrs. Gallpoc, widow OF Tho late
frank oalllpoo, spent The holidays
.iih ber nlcoes. Misses knlene and
Jalia Taey.
III Barton and vile spent Xmas
riih tri.nds 81 Manchester. Pot 10
Barton will No 10 Manchester for q
Tee days daring the seek.
The forcm-n In The various depart.
nsnls oi The Eagle Square works w.re
prv~ni.d 9th q turkey for their
Chfi.lmas diuner wiih IA. compliments
Of uig Eagl- square Co.
Tl. Cnrtstmas trcc for the Sunday
school ALL D. Ia readiness on Wed.
ncsday -yuning. There will bc n cot
cert by The school. All are Invited
10 Cole hall 10 enjoy the evening.
The services on Sunday werc very
pleasant. n short sermon "a the morn
log owing 10 ule pastors throat
trouble ll vas uiih difficulty that he
could speak nj any length. The music
WAS go~vi and w.ll rendered under the
leadership OF ) Ball the choifsi.r.
Their. vas on. bAptlscd ADD six rcceiy.
ed into full membership.
The notices for the church services
during the week have been slightly
altered from the notices sent la last
week. The services on Thursday eve.
ping will be conducted by the Official
board Of the church, on Friday even.
ing by the Epworth League tue reiir.
Ing officers IA charge, on Saturday
evening by the Sunday school officials
teachers and school la general. A
full attendance IL desired. After the
regular services the Sunday school
board will NEE, for the yearly election
Of officers.
Harry through AID Miss Margaret
Ball were united In marriage at $50
O'Clock on Sunday evening ut the
home Of J y Ball. Rev & : Agan
performed the ceremony. The immedi-
ate family and relatives were present.
Mr. Trough Is employed at the Eagle
Square Cos work. They will remain
at her home during the winter. Best
wishes for u happy and prosperous
life Is hoped for the newly welded
pair. MIR Ball aud his daughter Alice
entertained the immediate family Mr.
and Mrs Brough, Mr. and Mrs Robert
Wilson and daughter. MIS- Arnold
Barnes and two daughters. Edward
Bal. Chas Chase, wife aud chill and
Miss Nancy rhn..
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-27
MANCHESTER CENTER

Now is your chance to get bargains
in ladies' trimmed and untrimmed hats
at Miss Hanaman's. Parlors closed
for the winter after January l.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-30
(S4luB folst.)

y @ls eriter neibli9er Sii9lerges
Tene beIfanb Dor Dem Meiiterprifungsz
ousi6ub in aempten Elm Srdulein
Gensi @ener aus Nehelpang Die Ufei>
Fterpriifune. SrGulein Gen3i geDer,
bic bereits spansie Sabre lang = feit
ihrem Is. 2e6enia6re = in Der Slid
lerei hires 8aters tbdtig lit, erlernte
.ols bic @elteite bas Sif6lerbanbpert
urb min iif bura @~rperbung BEG
Weiifertitel8 Die felbitftdnbiae 0eiterz
fiihruna bes pdterli9en @eI6Gftes
Ti6ern. Die 6anbperfsfammer bat
i'd bur@ oieien bis6er tppbl pereinSelt
~oQitehenben San fir bic 3ulahuns
neibli6er 2e6rlinse our geielIenpriiz
.FtnQ ausgeipro6en. 9as MeiIter~
it'd SrGulein Gen3i @ebers beitanb in
.sinem @ai6faften nit Spiegelauffab.
Nm geiGidli6teit itebt Der peibli6e
Sii6lergefeGe feinen mdnnli9en &ol=
leaen in feiner Weiie naH, trpbbem
fi6 Trdulein 9eper bpr 5tpei sSa6ren
bei eilem Unfda Detoe Urine gebros
fen bat.
Ser u breien6e iiters
nebme iib rli9t i'm 9eben, namentlid
feisn Die erften Sagestpuren ni9t iibel
Sc Stunoen, lit man oas Mari9irer
9epObnt, 10 tann man Sulegen. Sc:
fonoers BEL @ebirgstouren 1T es EN-
pf~ebIenspertb, NIT fleinen @usflii9er
ben 4nfang 81 MAIDEN.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-30
gnn Der srka.nnarbahn.

Quf Dem 9abnbof fommt Elm tiersig
Mann %ftarter @erein on. ngia," faat
Der @orftanO Oehelber. rtpas lit osnn
base 2aut 5abrplan fno nod flint
Minuten 3eit Bis gum 4bgang Oes
3uses, uno bort fdbrt er fdon binz
aus!!"-rSa," anttportete Der Sta
iions6iener. .sals Der 2ofomotipfiibrer
ben 9aufen 2eut tommen H., bat er
@nsit 'friest uno' 1T auss'rifen!A
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-30

feitber nit ieinem fareen 3uf6ub Elm,
10 gut es sebt. @r fpeift Mbenbs
&drtoffeln unb 9sring = urb 5fpar
peber Watiesberins nod neue &ortof=
feln. gr unterlGbt ipgar brineenb
n~ptbpenbiee @ifenbobnfabrten, neil sr
Tie in ftanbeseemdber Sorm ni9t be-
ftreiten fdnn. &ur3 unb gut = er 1T
Elm Muitermenf9, benz i1 nift cine,
benz i9 ale feds SO9ter unbertranen
pirbe, tpenn i9 lie bate! Saau iibers
feben Sic ems, 9err Gpmmer5ienratb,
unb stpar bic 9auptiade: 5rGuIein
Coma liebt meinen 6reunb Softer -
Sic pirb ii6's abaenDhnen."
nOie 9iebe 1T feline llnart = pie
Naeelfauen pber Init Dem MeHer
ehen" = bic mar fi9 abeepDbnen
f0nnte. Die 0iebe lit Elm @eieB =
unb auf @runb bieies @eiebes pirb
SrGulein Coma m.inem Sreunbe am
baneen pie audi fem S6idful fi9
erfiiat - glei9piel pb i'm 2eben
pber i'm Sobe -"
r6oren sic NAL, 6err 2eutnant =
sic reben mir ba f9on nieber tomas
- i6 mag bas ni9t bDren. SD
bin elm n%erpDfer Menf9 i9
Wolf BON &itbelO 5pg bic 8ruuer
nod bD6er als pprbin unb neiete ben
&opf nod bisliasenber auf Die reate
S6ulter, bann iab er na9 Der ubr.
v@ifen sic, po SrGulein Sp9ter
um bisfe Stunbe fi9 befinOet-9"
Tim @pttespinen = mas pollen
sic bamit fageng Ra9 gudberg
ppllte fe = 81 ibrer Sante ="
2eutnant bon Nitbelb f9iittelte biz
fter ben &opf unb erbob fi9.
vSit Sbr 4utpmObil bereit, Ssrr
gOmmsrsienrutb9 0us nit ben 60
HIP g"
nGs 1T - aber 10 erfldren sic
mir bod 9err -"
.OaSu 1T iebt feline 3eit. Sabrsn
sic nit 80 8ilometer Sef9pinbiefeit
na6 benz Nireniee ="
r9td0 penn = 1totterte SellG
gbmeber i6redensblei6.
-No6 benz Nirenfee = binter benz
SelbitmDrberfrieobof. 8enn Sic in
sebn Minuten bort iinb --~
Sn tnapp feds Minuten bate Der
&raftpaser bes GOmmeraienraibs ben
Wee am Gee errei9t. Hi6t melt pom
ufer i9autelte Elm Boot uuf benz 8ofs
fer, bas auf ben eriten @nruf SunG9ft
fi9 CUR 5luht tpdnbte. @ls aber Der
Serr unter berspeifelten 8ef9pOrunz
gen ieinen bdterli6en Sesen perbieB,
febrte es 5uriid. Die Snfufen paren
5par etpas perbubt oh bes iiberftrD<
msnb berali6en @mpfanses aber
bod iebr, iebr eliidli3.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-30

fddftli9en 9o9f9ule ftubiren nno
Damn cine prattii9e SbGtigfsit Begin
men.
Sid miitterli1em Srennungss
i9merse lange binsugeben, fanO Sruu
MathilOc feline 3eit, oenn 5tpei Sage
nod Milihalos M6reiie mar 2iane nod
einmal gum 4bi9ieonebmen in Gin
OenIte0t>eingefebrt.
Mit Srau Mat6ilbe i'm 9drten auf
unO ab i9reitenb, fpra9en Tie BON Ser
gangenem unb &iinftigem.
rSu baft Did grpbartig erbolt in
oen flint Monaten, Die Ou fort tparit, "
iaete bis Softorin uno NH iterte amer
fennenO Die idlanfe @eitalt an ibrer
Settle. yNenn On au9 ni9t gera0e
itGrfer g~efporben biit, 10 bait gu bod
ettpas @ufre9tes, @eIunoes in Seinem
Wefen = Oas feblte Dir LANCE sez
mug"
fe8if.S .
.9lber boB gu nun fort pilfit, 70 fir
ganS unO fir INNER mad Dem fernen
N(merifa = 2iane, i9 fraee Did, 6ait
Su oenn bas aud gang 9enau iiferz
legt? SGtte es oenn od feinen an0eren
4ustreg fir Did eeseben, uls Den
iiber's Dafer 'riiber?"
Zen einoringli9en 8lid, Ser in ibrer
Seele leIen Dolte, perltano 2iane unb
tpubte, mad pel9em Iuspeg Sruu
Mat6iloss @eoanfen fir fie iu9ten.
Mit tpeidsm 2G9eln Inn Die 2ippen
nidte tie. nSa, Sante, es CAB nod
einen anoe-en. 3obert W~drnebropf
bat mid ge6eten, feline Grau gu pers
Den."
@on Ser 9urtenbonf, buruuf 2iane
uno 6rau 0pftor S0brenba9 plat
genommen, fprang oie lebtere auf, IN
raid pie ibr Oas belle 6%rsuoenrotb il.
Ous @eii9t i6oB. r2iune. 0u bait
op9 ni3t etpa ="
sd 6abe, Santel Sabe nein fager
miifen, 10 neb IS mir AUDI tbat."
IS "a i9ldg 6o9 elmer lang bin!
Sold einen rei6en unb bod aepiR
audi euten damn, Ben bdit gu Dir
peri9er5en t0nnen!"
Qidne mubte lG9eln iiber Der Sante
Gntriiftungsi9rei unb muBte baran
0enten, ME lie au9 StunOen gebabt,
ga es i6r ni6t 10 felbitberitGnbli9 err
f6ien, Die Werbung zines giitigen, ebr@
li9en Mannes absulebnen, Ga Die Ser
gangenbeit pie Elm ountler S9atten
binter ibr geItanoen uno tie iebniii9tig
Die 4rme na6 einem li9ten, parmen,
neuen Qeten bate breiten laiIen.
Sa tlan9 in i6r Sinnen pieoer Ser
Sdnte Stimme: ySein @rnit lit oas
oo9 ni6t, 2ianel @inen balben Mile
liondr, Den tbut Elm MG09en bod MIDI
al, als penn's Der erite bette Sans
9abeni9ts pGre."
Ser erite 8eitel
Ginen S9ein blaFer puroen 2ia=
mems Mdngen. vIu6 Damn ni9t, penr
lie i'm nidt liebt, Sante Watbilbe2"
Die ater ftieB drssrli9 bsrpor: r@d
mas = 2ie6el Sbr unperniinftiger
jungen MenI9en pibt ia ielber ni9t
mas i6r eigentli6 barunter perftebtI
2iebe renne i9, tpenn elm reiber Manr
I'm Gin armes WfG09en freit, oas III
Die pabre 9iste! unO pa9re 2iete er
nedt @edenlieSe!"
9iane %antirortete ni9ts uno pdnotl
Sen &opf :ur Settle. Gs par oas leBt;
Mal. Oab lie nit Srau MatbilOe Dor
Der 2iebe geiproGen bate.
Sic ging in ibr Stib9en binauf
TAB LANCE un6 lauf9te in ii9 binein
nabm plOsli9 Sebsr unb popier UNI
f9rieb an Robert Warnebropt. Nul
tueniae 3eilen, inter OGlen i6re 4uger
f9 feu9teten. Sic tpiirOe inn pebttur
nit biefen @ortct, aber ben sSreunb
oas puBte lie, Den piirbe lie oarun
ni9t berlieren.
0S6luB fpl9t.)
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-30

= Elm neinenbes Gent
m al lit busienise, tpeldes ppr &urs
aem benz Si9ter unb Moler Sriebri9
MiiQer in ben &uranlagen feiner 8as
terftabt &reu3na9 erri6tet tpprben lit.
IS beitebt aus einem 8ronSereliet bGs
in selbli6en Sunsriider &alfftein ems
eelafen unb mittels peiBen 9ipfes be-
feitiet lit. 90 oft elm HegeneuB iiber
&reu5na9 berniebergebt, rieieln Die
Wafer iiber ben &alfitein unb ben
Sips unb erf6sinen auf Dem buntIen
8ronsegeii9t als reeelre9te Sbrdnens
f%treifen. Naes Ibpai9en bes Reliefs
erpeift fi9 als un5uedneli6, ba ii9
biefes INNER bon Heuem pieber nit
benen Sbrdnenffreifen bsbedt. Man
tpirb alfo bas Senfmal ippbl mod
bur9 cine mSbrGneni6ubbOrri6tune"
pOr bieier @erun5ieruns fGiben mill
fen.
= Cine ganSe Sraderei
Sufammengeftohlen bahen fi9 in Ser
lin apei bisber unbeitrafte MGnner.
gls Der Observation-Disclosures Gtsipes
aus Der Sberbergsr Strabe in Der
Na9t UNI IL ubr na9 9aufe fam.
iab er in feinen &Gumen 2i9t unh
iiberrai6te spei feiner Sruder babel,
pie iie Sormen, Ylatten, S9riftaei~
diem unb berglei6en mebr gum Mite
nebmen aufammenpadten. Sic iuGten
fi9 bamit berausSursben, DAB lie nur
getommen ieien, INN fir ii9 felbif @is
iitenfarten Su bruden. Sza bGtten
lie aber ni9t eerabe Die Mitterna9t gu
pGblen brau6en. Die &riminalpoli>
sei fanb behn au9 Bel elmer 9ausfu>
dung in ibrer gemeinfamen Sdlafz
fele cine ppnitGnbige 9ruderei, Die
lie ii9 aus t~eeitoblenen Shsilen sus
fammengeitelt batten-
Ginem 8irmins6amer
8riminalpoli5iften, Der unmittelbar
neben benz ftdbtiI9en 8efdnenihe
tpObnt, purben fiir5li9 Die 9onb-
ideqsn %gsitOblsn. Iuber ben S@sQen
nobm Der Sieb au9 nod bic nit @umz
mifoblen D~eriebensn ngerGui9lOien"
Stiefel bes. poli5iften NIT.
= Ser @eprGfentdnt Der
3rafauer Observation-Disclosures in
&r0snp Srdf Cos lit fli6tig unb Dirb
ftedbriefli9 perfplet. Gr bat bic @in=
lagsbu6er Der 2emberger SparfaHe
aefGlf9t, inbem er auf ie 10 Bis Is
&rpnen einlegte unb baraus Saufenoe
nit eigener 0anb maGte. Oieie ees
fGlf9ten 8ii9lein perfebte er. Nfs
elmer Der &dufer Bel Der SpdrtaFe in
2emberg Die @~us5abluns Der i'm Sim
lagsbii9lein einsetrasenen Summe
perlanste, purbe er feftgenommen, unb
Der Betrug fam ans Sagesli9t. 4uf
biefe Weiie ion 9raf Cos $4,000 &ro=
men gum S6aben Deridieoener Per>
fonen peruntreut baben. gs perlau=
tet, er babe duberbem bic &rafauer
0erfi4erunessefenfhaft eefdGbiet.
st lebte auf grobem Jube, mas ibm
ober fem serinees gtnfommen ni6t
erlaESte. Oarum purbe Ct gum Be-
triiQer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-30

Dlurr....
Die Nntipprt NOR nur elm Bid,
aber er geniigte. INN Bob BON &Ofter in
bic Slu9t gu jasen.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1905-07-26
barring AerUnaur Killed.

SANTA CLARA.Cal., July lS.-Aero.
naut Daniel Ma!oney fell 1000 Fact
from Professor Montgomery's Aero
plane today ara was almost instantly
killed. The ascension was made from
the Santa Clara orchard at 1910
o'clock this forenoon. a guy rope
fouled u wing, out the balloon. rose
1000 feet.
Maloney c. loose and gradually
descended 1000 feet when the rear
wings collapsed. He fell rapidly,
landing in the Eberhard Tanuevy
yard. The man was still alive when
help reached him. He was removed
on q stretcher to Santa Clara college
where he died in half an hour. Pro.
fessor Montgomery, the inventor of
the balloon. is prostrased with grief.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1905-07-26
Miners Want PrtasotiOu.

sEATTLE, July 1s.-Alaraaed for the
safety of millions Of dollars worth Of
gold dust in aud about Fairbanks,
Alaska, as the result of almost daily
holdups of miners by armed bandits,
the secretary OF war and the Washing
ton congressional representatives have
been asked to see about sending
troops o stationed at Fort Gibbons
TO the scene of the trouble. Albert
White, secretary of the Miners and
PROJECTORS association, has tele.
graphed MIR. Taft that the necessity
for troops is imperative. General
Williams, commander Of the depart.
menr OF the Columbia, has been or.
dered to M axe an investigation.
Alaska mel who have just arrived
IN this city from Fairbanks bring
thrilling stories Of the lawlessnsss in
that camp. Lawless elements from
Nome, attracted BY the amount Of gold
in she Tauana are responsible for' the
trouble. Armed guards o. miners &C.
company all gold trains. Fear is 81
pressed thai Fairbanks will next be
attacked.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1905-07-26
Investigating Spokane Graft,

SPOKANE, July 1S.-Investigation
of rumors of grating and bribery at
the city hall and county courthouse is
directed by Judge Pcindexter's in.
structions given to the grand jury this
morning. This is the first grand jury
summoned for this county in 10 years.
In his ~instruerions. the Judge di.
rected the attention of the grand jury
to "such matters as has been OF pub
lie complaint,' mentioning As nota.
bic the rumors OF bribery in the city
council in connection with the pur.
chase of a garbage erematory and the
granting Of franchises for street rail-
roads. telephone lines and other pur.
poses, He also mentioned reports OF
m~alfeasance in Office and acceptance
Of fees by county commissioners con'
,ravy TO law. Tamperiug with ~juries,
bribery of jurors and ~suhornation 0!
per Jvy We're also named As profitable
subjects 10. iuvest!g alton.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1905-07-26
4 Nil.iOnaire's Ok;tuarX,

a Missouri exchange thus b3ds fare
we'll to . departed citizen. "He Was
\ man OF push. He played marbles
for keeps when q boy, and cheated all
of his playmates out OF, their alleys:
he snapped q blade.ess katie. sight
unseen, for a four-slader, sold that
for 50 cents, bought a pound of sugar
aud some lemons sad made a barrel
Of lemonade which he sold on circus
day for s.. He started IN business
aud sold bad me 1t for choice cuts and
made a fortune. When. he got 81, 200
he organized a. company with $1,000,
900 capital, mostly water, and sold the
stock at par, and when the company
burst it was found that he had sold
out some time before. When he died
ne wa, u millionaire and left it al.
here. 1t is warm where he is now