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The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-04-20
ARE YOU GOING TO MARRY?
Radical Changes in the Method ot Prce.
dure.

The new law regulating couples
who contemplate wedlock has had so
many rumors afloat concerning its
provisions that the form of questions
necessary for the contracting parties
to answer are herein published. The
act regarding marriage licenses pro-
vides radical changes from the form
er method Of procedure, and is now
in effect. According to the new law
it will be necessary for each of the
parties to make separate applica-
ton, which must be sworn to before
the clerk by witness before the Ii
cense can be issued. The blank ap.
plication can be obtained in advance
at the clerks Office. No persons res
iden5 of this state can GO into anoth-
er state with intent to evade the
provisions of the forms which follow
and have their marriage sOlemnized
with the intention of afterward re-
turning to the state. Such marriage
is void. The forms are as follows,
and must each be sworn to by disin.
terested party:
Application is hereby made for Ii
cenSe for the marriage of
Upon the following statement OF fact
relative to said parties:
l. The full christian name and sur
name of the man . .
z. Color. ...............
3. Where born
(Town, county, state or country
4. When born.
(Day, month and year
5. Present residence
6. Present occupation 80. 80.
I. II no occupation, what means
has the male contracting
party to support family?..
8. Is the male contracting party
of nearer blood kin to the
female contracting party
than second cousin? ......
8. Full christian and surname Of
10. His color ~ .
IL. His birthplace. -. ....
IL. His occupation. ......
13. His residence .......
IA. Full christian and maiden name
of mother .
Is. Her color. ..
16. Her occupation. .....
II. Her birthplace ........
Is. Her residence . ...
10. Has the male contracting party
been an inmate Of an county
asylum or home for INDECENT
persons within the last five
20. If SO, is he now able to support
family and likely to so con-
0h
21. Is this his first marriage? -.
%. If not, how OF ten has be been
mdIIlSu.
%. Has such prior marriage, or
marriages, been dissolved:
"a. II SO, hOw?.. %. When? -.
26. Ii the male contracting darty
afflicted with, epilepsy. tuber-
culoSiS, venereal, or other
contagious or tranSmissible
oiSedSe!-
q. Is be an imbccile, feeble mind
I'd, idiOtic or insane, or is be
under guardianship as a per.
son of unSound mind? 49,.
Signature Of applicant. -.
FEMALE.
Application is hereby made for IL
cense for the marriage Of
..... ..... TO. O.........
Upon the following statement of facts
relative TO said parties:
/. The full christ an and surname
or the woman n......
2. Color. 3 WhereibOrn? -.
(Town. county, State or country
4. When born ........ E.
(Day, month and Year,
5. Present residence e....
6. Present occupation. ...
l.. Full christian and surname of
8. HIS COLOR. 9. Birthplace.
10. His occupation. -. ......
IL. His residence .....
IL. Full christian and maiden name
OF mother. ~. ....
Is Her color ......-..
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-04-20

party been an inmate OF any
county asylum or home for
INDECENT parsons within the
last flve years?. ?..-....
Is. Il this her first marriage? -.
10. II not, how often has she been
married.. ...........-
20. Has such prior marriage or
marriages been dissolved?
2l. II so, how and when? .....-
%. Is the female contracting party
afflicted with epilepsy, tuber-
culosis, venereal or any other
contagious or transmissible
disease?
%. Is she an imbecile. feeble mind
ed, idiotfc or insan :, or is she
under guardianslip as per-
of uns0uni mind?
Signature Of applicant.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-18
Seiratbs . 9tcen3cn.

Die foIgenoer SeirotbS : 2icen3en
ipuroen geitern bonn GIerf oes Com.
mon &leas.@ eridts ml8geIteut:
Sur9iS @oooIis, 40, uno gpa 3olo'
notie, Is; AppIifont Soiepb 2epin,
gtr. tt5, Siio.EocoItroBe.
Seonaro &roort, 81, Nr. 1886, Hi.
daroIonitraBe, unO Seattle @mcrinc,
20.
Antone Sobooo, 81, II. 0turu So.
booa, 80; NppIitont 8ocloo &orfu.
9tr. 924, Nor0-9 urbomitroBe.
GopurO StoI5enbod, 81, mno Soo
Gabep, is; Npplitant Gas. 8eder,
Nr. 100, IoOiion aaep.
SomcS Somilton, 90, Ir. 723,
@eit6 opetteitroBe, unO 2i55ie Gel.
more, 20.
Geo. s. Sn9uQS, 26, uno YouIinc
". S6dffer, 10; Nlpplifont Conrad
9insuonger, 9tr. 529, 6reberid. Npc.
George 2omi8, %, uuto emma
SlllfoSfi 10; Npplifont q. q. &irts
near, Nr. 1925 ScfierionItraBc.
George 6. StabIer, %, un6 Wfor.
goret Z. 2oot8, %; gppIifont @. 81.
Duff Ger. 525, 4. Npenltc, SompOcn.
George Is. @oIi6, SO, uno Cutie
0f. Siebert, %, 9eioc bon Baltimore.
Golrntp; applitant SSoS. .. Wurpbp,
9fr. 2039, 9onfitro6c.
SoncS &. Schiller, 80, &r. 2O22,
NorbsGborleSitroBc, uno 9ertie ".
@oooen. 80.
SobnNS Q. 9oDle, 81, uto 0torp s.
9onle, IS; glpplitout Geo. 81. 9uQcnJ
6oreIt.Gort.
Glio8 &off, IL, @aiGingtoIt, 9. g.,
uno GiGic 2epi SO, 9tr. 1870, Gin
Der. gtoenue.
Noob s. 2ptIe, %, un6 SronccS 8.
MengeI, 10.
@6m. %. ScuicncD, 80, un6 Ncbo
8tlbert, 81, 9eioc bon llnionsSrto0c,
M6.; appIitont 9. 6reocrid Gngler,
ltnion.9 Bridge.
Sorrp ~. ltb, 81, ul6 Gli5u6et6
MliQer, Is. 8ortoiQe, Wio.; 9lpplifont
@nt. 6irtoGong, Nr. 46, @orriion.
9a11e.
Senrp &oispf, 30, 9tr. 1909, Dit
MonumentItraBe, mo Annie Nbro-
bans, %.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-18
8rridtsUcrban6ln

Criminal. 8eri6t. = (@or
Gi6ter g8ideS.) Notb5udt - Com.
9. 9oluion oie 8cihiuorenen font
ten Iid nid)t einigen mo mllroen emf.
lniien. Spirituoicnuerfnuf an Conn.
tag = S6omoS Mllllen, 500 Strofe
uno Soften. 9Guf ser &egiitronoe fin
beute: Hau6 = 6ronf Soouf; Gin.
brild SoiepA 6olulcr; 9iebitqbl1
a6rabom 9lod, @n1. S. Sbofnep,
@n. anoerlon uto @m. &ooper;
fnli6e Gorgo6en - 8m. &. @itteoe;
gn9riif oui Eoli5iiten - Geo. Slb.
6ott, Hi6nrb @Qoro, Samuel Sellp,
2ouiS HeiS; SpiritltoIenoerfollf om
Sonntog - 2ouiS Hei3 uno 8olf
Goldberg; 9(r6eiten am Sonntag =
Samuel 8oIOitein; angriff - $p-
man 9reBner.
8oiien @eri 6 t.-(8or oen
Nifterll 9lod, S'9rien uno @ai.
tber.) 81 SeltnmentSoolitrederl
ipuroen ernonnt in Den SGQel bon
W~fargoret 81. Smith Wtorgoret Sc.
Smith, 9iirgid)oft $4,000; &ote Wt.
aeap Gotporo 8, Milbollono, 9iirg.
idoft 500; Worp 9olumon Bbilipp
&. 9olpmorL 9iirgihaft 500. 3u
RadloBuerpoltern mllrOen ernnnult
in 0en 6GQen bon SEQ. u. Sombert
Wolter 6. 2ombert, 9iirgi6oft
$4,000; @m. Z. &enoerion @arrp @.
&enberion, 9iir9i6nft $1,000. 9npen.
taruer5cid)niiie luuroen cingcreif)t III
ocn 6Glen bon Geo. ". 2olpoen,
$t045; aatbnrine 8. GcO9ropc, ST..
$50. GerfGufe rotiii5irt in Den Sol.
LETT bon Charles Sderneluter, $3665;
Winlie Sober1ogle, 1920. 8crlpnl-
tlingsberidte luliroen g%utgebciBen IN
ben 66len bon &enrp 9roiefer, $3.50;
Barbara Irr1olo, $1974; CHARLES s..
8pott, $19,S49; Oliver SnumiGer,
$1967.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-18

0etront. = Eoltor ". 9nB
troute g~eItern Ibenb III i%ciller Eforr.
iuobnlng at Goit-Ipeniic, nube Gil
lonItroBe, @rn. Sobn Silnicr nit Sri.
Marearetbe 2oBlein, 3ofter bon
Conrad mo Worgoretbe 2obleit, IN
9operlt olli1iiig. glS Srou5ciigctl
fllnairtcn Sr. iinb 8rau y. 9obit,
6rau Barbara WoiboGn uno 5rol,
Barbara Ylende. Die frobli6c Sod
5%eitsfeier erfolgte IN Der 5iifiinftigeit
@obnung Der Heupermoblten, Or.
5t4. Wount Yleaiant Npeituc, urb
unter ben Inipelenoen, meld)e oelt
NeupermGblten ber5lif gratltlirten,
Defnnoen lid: Youl gobm urlo Srnii,
5roll Barbara Mdibobn, Srou 8.
Rooer, Srnil 9. Eleitfc, 3rau 3.
,Seiger, aug. 2uoolf utb 6roii, GGns.
@odter nnb Sobn. Sol. &uier, $.
8ogcleiii, Gbriit. Sobn, Sobn areb-
leiit nnb 6ron, Gbas. VleD ltno 8rolt,
Geo. Hoif uno Sroli, Senrp 9oDm,
grnlt Sfmio II. u. III.
aoItete + m $11.45. - SenrD
Snrfe, eit Siibrnionlt ipiiroe geiteril
I'M n1ittleren Stationsbauie bonn
Yoli5eiridter Grammar Inn $40 urib
aoiten b%eitraft, lpeil er Srn. S. 6.
Miepers bon Scr. 202i, Sollinsitrabe.
am 9ieniias 9admittas on Der Gdc
bon 5apette- utb SibertpItraBe tb1t,
LID nnnenriffen hottie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-18

""" Die o9tr6eiter- 2ie6ertofel" Der
o%nitoItet am Sonutog I'M n2obor.
&pceum" lire NarreniiBung. bel
melher inter Der 9citrug BON 8rof.
@ubert Sriippel cine @(u5nbl ipc5ied
BON ibm ieIbit gei6riebeuer 2uitipiele
eur a~uffiibruug geIohgt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-18
SGitmarfen.I geRturea.
8ecidieoene StaottbeiIe, IN peIden
Solt'8ertbia6en perfnuft

tper0en.
WeIb1Ie - q. %. gcott.
gortsJtocb - Yurnen s.. Sapptnaton.
@orli6'Aoenue uno SdrrifonsStrnBe Eos
bert 6. &. Sau.
"a; StraBe urO SunttHubon, sbenue - 2outs
fGiIoolar.
SratGeniae - STRAIN aiutbIe.
Sort'Ioenue uno Sobnton'Strabs - r.. 3. @,
S6eibt.
9: unO @oueb'Strube, StebIanbtotpn - Sas.
g. Sruar.
Sraneeniue @eoree Teu.
YrN. 20, l~lntonsM6enue CWoooberrhl -
Clarence .. MtuiamS.
Broaofuup uno gaItimoresS trabe - 9ecrue
3. B1b.
t%lnter'St atton, -BennibIOauler pubn- - g.
8. 9ropn.
9ambeHr Station. .DnItimors.O btosPdbus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-18

9 9peoen un6 Worpeeeu.
&ein BaB3pang.
0Gnemarf un1 8efibun'
gen.
8et'm getreten 6es 2anoes tper.
oen feline BGiie berEangt. @igentbii'
mer bon Sotels itno &oitbduiern
miiiicn Die auf1mft uno abreiie
uuer Sren6en bel ner gpIi8ei anHel-
Den. Die abreiie f9nn u~nge5iuoert
naa 8elieben geide6er. - auf ct.
E9omaS (8eItinoien) tperoen BET
ser 2anoung ebenfallS feline Bdiie
a%bgeforOert, ieOo6 miiiien @usldn.
Ger, nenn iie ii6 Ianger, ais 48
Stun0en 6aielbit altfgebaIten bnben,
sur @6reiie Iid einen BaB bon Der
OrtSpoli5ei beri6affen.
Sranfref6 uno 8eitBun.
gen.
Sotelbeiiber, namentIt6 IN fleinen
StGoten, fragen fremoe @aite IN
oerGegel, OBJ ie BGIie beiisen, glei9'
faG8 miro Die 6rage geitelt, tpenn
8riefe bon Der 8oIt geboIt tueroen
o0er penn Sremoe in Den Bfon6bGu'
fern @egenitdnOe berpfdnoen ipoIen.
lusldn0er miiiien bier3ebn Gage
mad ibrer gnfunft 9ofumente Dor.
Iegen, ourh pelfe iie lire Nationa-
Iit1t, @ebltrt uno Stono notpeiien
fonnen. Gin SaB miro in Den mel.
item 60Qen bier3u ais geniigeno be.
tradtet. 8ie aufentbaIts6eit lit ouf
flint Sabre beidrdnft, elm ldngerer
Iufentbalt miro oIs eriter S9ritt
fir Die NatitroIiiirung betro6tet.
Die Ibreiie fam obne cine @rtId.
rung 5u geben ooer einer SAB bor3u.
6eigen, eeideben.-Sn I~Igerten
MIRO bon 8remoen, neIhe oaielbIt
6en @inter 5u6ringen poueu, fem
BOB berIangt. Sn anoeren 6dlen
miiIien ieood ausIdnoer innerbal6
oreier Gage ft6 legitimiren. = Sn
6 o d in6tno (Saigon) beItebt
fem BaB5pong. Guf @uo6e'
loupe (8eItinoien) fonnen Ius.
Idnoer eebcu uno fommrl, iute es
ibnen beliebt. @S beItebt oIleroings
elm aItes @eIes, tpeIdes &Giie bor-
idreibt, ie6od miro Oas @eies boG.
ltdnoig auBer gdt geIaIien. - Iuf
90 Madagascar (Eamotobe) mil.
fen Ii6 Die 4rsIdnoer in irgeno elmer
8eiIe legitimiren. BGiie peroen ie.
bod nift perlangt. HeiIenoe no6
Dem Sunern miiiien iih etnen SAB
bon Dem @ouperueur ie0er 8ronin5
beri6affen.- gluf 10 arttnique
(St. 9ierre), In @eu.GaIe6o.
n eu Woumen), auf Sabtti uno
in Cunts iino feline 8aB.Heerla-
tionen borgeidriebeu.
Sir 6remoe eriIttren feline Bab.
8oriGriften, ieoof miro bon tbnen
b%erIangt, baB iie iid BEL benz Rini.
Iter Ses g~usp6rtigen re9iItrtren Iai.
fen.
Santt.
Sci oer 2anbung miiiien iihSrem.
be bur6 BGiie ODER an6ere 9otit.
mente legitimiren. glm belten I6Bt
man li6 ben BaB bon einem &onIul
0ieies 2anoes Dor Der Ibreiie b%iIiren.
Ferlonen, tpeI6e Sapti perIoiien
mollen, miiiien lire abreiie orei
Gage por6er BET Der BoIi5ei onmel.
ben. Sn manden S6aen eeniiet
eine iolde 4nmeloung alt6 24Stun.
Den Dor Der gbreiie.
8oItpin.
Sour IN 3~riegs3eiten milien Ii6
Srernoe Bel Der Boli5ei ouspeiien,
Ionit lit in feinem Sale ons Sii1ren
zines Baiies oorgeidrieben.
CHINA.
Sn China beIteben BEL Der Gan.
0ilng feline BoB 8oribriften, jeoob
t6lt man better, cine oerartise 2esi.
timotinn nit li6 3u fiibren. j@ei'm
Reiien i'm Snnern lit ieoo6 elm BON
Der @eIanotidait a,,sgeIteGter BaB
unerIGBIid. Sci Der 9lbreiie lit fem
YoB notbmenoig.
Chill.
Gein YoR3tponu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-18
Gdiffsnadridlten.

Mcn.N orf 16, Eebruar. = Ter
: oupfec o6lrne''i :" Ian3te GcI,tf
oon Glasgow biec an; ebenio ser
Namr'rr oSrene" pou Ocuuu uuo
E,cai q.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-18
RieoerIanoe un0 9 e.
iBungen.


auslGnber miiiien NIT B1iien Der.
ieben fem, ieooa miro bieie MoBre.
Gel BEL EouriIten inter seipobnlihen
ltmItdnoen nidt an9etpenoet. Nad
eiilem aufentbalt, BON spei @onaten
iebod miiiien iid 4nsldnoer ioentifi.
5iren unb reeiltriren laiien, Sci Der
&breiie lit Die gor5eisltng zines Sc.
gitinations : BopierS nidt erforber.
lid.
Sn @uiana Woramaribp) tper.
ben BdiIe nidt %perlangt, ebenIo ari
SABA @atapia). = Sir Snma q.
tra Baoang) beiteben bieieIben Ne.
gelu, ieood tbut man goriibts bal.
Der gut. eiten 9aB nit iib az fiib.
rem.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-18
Chill.
9ein BaB5pang.
q Of N

Srem6e IN Der SdDeid brmtten
feline BGiie bor8uroeiien, ieOo6 miro
~onseratben, aitf bel einem 8eiuhe
oieies 2anoes cine oerartige 2eeiti.
NATION NIT iid 3u fiibren. $oteloe.
iiser iino III Der S6ipeia fir lire
@alte beranttuortlih, ieoo9 miiIien
5rem be in 9%oitboulern itno Hripot.
tpobnungen innerBalb breibig Sasen
lire Pdiie BET Der Srtspoli8et einrei.
den, uno miro ibnen bann elm &uf.
entbalts : geredtiaunssidein allsge.
fertigt. stusldnoer fonnen gu ieber
3eit ungebinOert pieoer bas 2anb
berloiien.
The statesman., 1905-10-27

All city clubs having matter for
publication will send same to Leona
Troutman, 3l3l Downing avenue, cor
respondent for Denver clubs to the
State Federation of Colored WomaR's 5
Clubs. All members wishing to avail
themselves Of the club offer for Sc
curing THE STATESMAN should send in
their names.
The statesman., 1905-10-27
DON'T BORROW TROUBLE.

II is a bad habit to borrow auy-
thing, but the worst thing you can
borrow, is trouble. When sick, sore,
heavy, weary and worn.ous by the
pains and pOisons Of dyspepsia, bill
iousness, Brights disease, and similar
internal disorders, don't sit down and
brood over your symptoms, but fly for
relief to Electric Bitters. Here you
will find sure and permanent forget
fulness of all your troubles and your
body will not be burdened by a load
debt disease. At Jas. Hullinger &
Co, drug store, 23rd and Larimer ST..
Price SOC. Guaranteed.
The statesman., 1905-10-27
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Under special dispensation granted
by the Supreme Camp of American
Woodmen, a special rate of $3.50 is
made for those who wish to avail
themselves of the protection offered
Dy this grand fraternal order. Mr.. R
]. VonDickersohn has charge Of the
organizing department. He reports
splendid progress among the appli-
cants.
The statesman., 1905-10-27
NEW CURE FOR CANCER.

All surface cancers are now known
to be durable, by Bucklen's Arnica
Salve. Jas. Walters, of Duffield, Va,
writes: 81 had cancer on my lip for
years that seemed incurabls, till
Bucklen's Arnica Salye healed it, and
now it is perfectly we'll" Guaran.
teed cure for cuts and burns. 25c at
Jas. Hullinger & Co, drug store, 23rd
and Larimer s..
The statesman., 1905-10-27

Methodist Episcopal Mission, 26th
ave-, and Clarkson st. Services, Sun
day School, $50 a. m, preaching II
a. m, Epworth League, $50 p. M,
preaching, 7:45, p. m. Rev. j. E.
Williams, pastor.
The statesman., 1905-10-27
CARD OF THANKS.

Mrs. Eliza NJ. McLemore wishes to
thank the many friends who so kind
ly assisted her during the long illness
OF her son, Thomas, and who comfort.
ed herin her bereavement.
The statesman., 1905-10-27

Miller and Keele, musicians from
Kansas City, stopped over in the city
this week enroute home from Port
land. While here they were guests
Of local musicians.
The statesman., 1905-10-27

There is dispensation open for
the True Reformers whereby until
November 80, all persons wishing to
join may do so for S3. Communicate
with H. B. Brown, messenger at
Dreyfus store, 10th and, Lawrence St,
Or any Of the members.
The statesman., 1905-10-27

LOST HER LOVERS MONEY.
The Arapahoe Lodge of Odd Eel
lows will celebrate its 18th anniversa-
ry with literary and musical enter
tainment and ball, Nov. 8, at Mauitou
Hall. Engage your company and
buy dozen tickets. You must help
the Lodge to pay off that mortgage.
The statesman., 1905-10-27

Wards Chapel, 1858 Clark Street.
Preaching, at II a. M, and 7.30 p. m g.
Sunday school, at 1870 p. m. An in
vitation is extended to the public.
Rev. j. II. Brown, Pastor.
The statesman., 1905-10-27

When you 90 to Pueblo call at 800
Abriendo avenue for good rooms. One
block from the car. Don't forget the
number.
The statesman., 1905-10-27

Campbell A. NJ. E Church, 23rd
and Lawrence SITS. Regular services
II a. m; s p. m; Sunday School, 1:l5
Aliens c. E. League, I p, m. Rev. j..
S, Payne, pastor
The statesman., 1905-10-27

The Birds Eye Restaurant Is stead
ly gaining in patronage. The service
frst-class and Is cents gets meal.
o Higgins, Prop, 1016 10Th St.
The statesman., 1905-10-27
CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH.

Cor oath and California Streets.
Preaching at IL A. NJ. and P. NJ.
Sunday School at IL o'clock. Young
Peoples Meeting at 6:30 P. NJ.
REV. G. D. DOUGLASS,
The statesman., 1905-10-27
Who They Are, What They Are
and Where They Are.

The Peoples Alliance is holding reg
ular meetings at Odd Fellows hall,
1712 Curtis street, each Sunday. The
public is invited.
The statesman., 1905-10-27

When you go to Cheyenne, call at
1903 Eddy street, Mrs. Lucy Davis,
for furnished rooms. 81
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-06-14
Marvellous MARKsMAN
Captain BART ett Gives Fine Exhi-
bition 4 Expert Shooting.

Captain George r.. Bartlett, adver-
Using representative of the Peters
Cartridge Company of Cincinnati.
gave fine exhibition of expert
shooting fp the city yesterday after
noon. CAPT. Bartlett visits gun
clubs over the country and the OBJ
ject of hiA trip here yesterday was
to meet tfe members of the Waxa-
hachie club at their shoot, and ex-
plain to them the many merits pos
sessed by Peters cartridges and
Kings smokeless and semi-smoke-
less POWDER
Preceding 80 shoot by the Local
club Capt, Bartlett entertained the
members yith several fancy shots.
He began ais exhibition with 1880
rifle wig which he burst pieces
OF hs@..1k into fragments as they were
tqssed in the air. He then enter
4ined the club with a test of high
kelocity and excessive penetration.
ESmall pieces of one-fourth inch
boiler steel were thrown in the air
and promptly punctured with cart
ridge known as a soft nose bullet.
The bullet passed entirely through
the steel.
Then came some pretty shooting
with a Stevens Ideal rifle 1920.
With the greatest ease and perfect
accuracy he made dust or pieces o:
brick by reflections of "A small pock-
ct mirror. The gun was held in ali
manner of positions and angles. With
a 22-Caliber rifle he hit small p0ta-
toes, English walnuts and other
small OH ipTt0 q . fbny ware IN ri, uyr i'm
the air in rapid succession He shot
two hundred cartridges ont OF this
gun without cleaning it to show that
Kings powder would not foul
weapons.
One OF the features Of the exhibit
| tion was the SCATTERING Of a can fill
ed with water and sealed air tight.
With a 22-caliber cartridge the can
was torn TO pieces and the water
eyaporated
The last fancy shooting introduc-
ed was done with a Winchester re-
peating shotgun. A can was placed
on a keg about twenty feet distant
With the first shot he raised the can
by shooting under ~ and then tore
il 70 pieces with five successive shots
while il was in The air
Capt Bartlett is quite an inter
esting character. For a number OF
years he was "a United States deputy
marshal and Indian scout in the pa
Eora- Ha was in the Sioux war of
1890 and 1891 and linDs slightly
ps fho result of being wounded .a Ihe
leg &u.in- au en&a cement with fHa
Indians
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-03-08
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MISUNDERSTANDING and healing pow
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How foolish it is to try TO cure ca
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The complete Hyomei outfit costs.
81 and comprises an inhaler. a
bottle Of Hyomei and dropper. The.
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tanned for 80 cents.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-03-08
Mra Chester CurcH

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