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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-30
ADRES WIARUSA Warus, 329-E 3rd Str. Winona, Mlnn.

ME "a najpiekniejsze pismoI
reczne ma konkursie kaligra
ficznym, urzadzonym przez5
wydawnictwo Western Pen
man" W zesz}ym miesiacu. P.s.
Krutza doszed1 do takiej do
skona}osci W pisaniu ze iego.
recznego pisma ME moznaI
odr6znic cd litografii, cd
kt6rej jednak jest 4agodniej-
szem. Do konkursu powyz
szego stane}o bardzo wiele o.
sob ze stan6w zachodnich,
lecz paine pierwsze6stwa II
'nagrode przyznano naszemuz
rodakowi, czego mu MONA
powinszoWac. 3
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-30

PETERSBURG, 27go mar
ca. O nowych rozruchach do.
nosza Krymu. Porabowano
tam podobno sklepy ma ulicy
pryncypalnej W Bazarze.
u kupca Barrasowa W
Moskwie znaleziono sk}ad
broni, kt6ra mia}a bye roz-
dana rewolucyonistom. Are
sztowano 800 os6b pod "a
rzutem nalezenia do spisku
W Tyflisie zarzada}a uzbro-
iona banda rokoszan, kt6ra
przez diva tygodnie niepoifa
ws;e pod Saerepowem, eaEego
szereg1 reform. Ma dis "a
powiedZianO noWe nleporzad-
XII, jezeli w}adze zada6 ME u
wzglednia. Wys}ano battalion
wojska W celu przywr6cenia
spokoju.
W Kiszyniewie obawiaja
sic zydzi nowych rozru.
chow.
Podczas zaburze6 W Rydze
zastrzelono W sobote jednego
policyanta, a dw6ch innych
zraniono.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-30

ks. arcybiskup Symon ME
potraci} W rozmowie mimi
O polsko-ameryka6skie sto-
sunki. By1 to nietakt posu-
niety do najwyzszego stopnia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-30

STEVENS POINT, Wis.
P. Jan Krutza, zamieszka}y
" Milwaukee, syn og6lnie 9
znanych pa6stwa Teofil6w
Krutza, Z naszego miasta, O
.trzymaI zaszczy ytne odznacze
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-30

NANTICOKE, Pa. z robo-
ia u mas Cd nowego roku jest
bardzo licho, pracujemy tyl-
ko diva lub trzy dni ma ty-
dzief. 81
Pomimo tych lichych cza-
sow do pa6stwa M. Ciecka
zawital W tych dniach go56
W osobie malej dziarskiej CO..
reczki. Winszujemy.
Jan Rumpe], kt6ry praco-.
wal W kopalni W Macanaqua,
dostai sic pomiedzy diva wa
gony, kt6re mu pogniotiyf
kilka zeber. Lekarze malof
maja nadziei utrzymania cd
przy zyciu.
- Odpad4emi Cd sklepie-
MIA kawa}ami wegla SLIME
zostat poraniony Adam Mu-
zykiewicz, pracujacy jake
g6rnik W kopalni W Macanas
qua sss
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-04-07
Aatln-AIIsn Drug Co, 8 all leading druggist
Real Estate Transfers.

]. M. Jones and wife to J T..
Wray, lot in No. 13, $425.
w. A. Corum and wife TO z. d.
Corum, interest in land in No. L,
1000.
t. D. Corum Sr., to T. d Co.
rum, Jr, interest in land 10 No. /,
500.
T. d. Corum, Sr., to Anna d.
Corum, % acres in No. /, Sl00,
A. Sheriff., trustee. to IA. II.
Haynes, 1914 acres in No. 1,$4, 300.
w. 4. Massengill to Will p.
/ Cloyes, so acres in No /, SI250.
]. 9. Lee and wife to II. p Gris-
som, lot in No. Is, 81 ,050
]. J. Tully to j M. Kendall, rs
acres in No. IL, $40
J. b. Bludworth and wife to Geo.
S. Hardy, 100 acres in No. ], So, 900.
t. ]. Harvey and wife to e. N.
Church, lot in No. 13 $640.
d. J. Sparkman to ]. Il. Cunning
ham, IS acres in No. 3, $40
d. ]. Sparkman and wife to F. g.
Cunningham, rs acres in No. 3,
$40.
c. c. French and wife to ]. r.
Darnell, interest in land in No. 3,
$3.50.
S. D. Wilson and wife to Jeff Hol-
loman, lot IN No. IS, So, 350
r. B. Sparkman and wife to D. ].
Sparkman, 100 acres in No, 3,$1, 200.
] G Thomas to w. p. Wade, lot
in No s, 5000.
G. B. Boyett and wife to r. II.
Beard, lot in No Is, $3.50
w W. Morris and wife to H, II.
Brown, rs acres in No. 6. $3.50
]. s. Crockett ct all to r. Il.
Brown and wife. 72 acres IN No. 8,
81 OLA
Geo. r. Moody to ]. S. Adams and
wife, interest in land In No. 10,
81, 500
w. ]. Myers to J.. b. Havner, lot
in No. 6. $3.50
Mrs. Mary D. Guthrie to e. J.
Gish. 191 acres in No. 3, $5.000
w. Fl. Winsed to IT O. Hastings,
10 acres IN No. 10, $3.50.
T. B. Grooms to Grisham, Steele
& Co. lot in No. Is, $3.50
p. Fl. Host to r. B. Grooms, lot
In No. Is, 500.
c. E. Hutchins to ]. w. Collins.
lot in No. /, 500. rN
]. w. Thompson ct al, to Minnie
lot in No / $500.
]. w. Collins to T. A. Renfro, lot
IN No. /, 5000.
Wise James to w. M. Woods, 60
acres in No. Is, 81, 500.
]. It. Shepherd to J. ]. Shepherd,
10 acres in No. 10, $500
w. c. Carter to I. II. Williams,
~ acres IN No. 10, S32 so.
A. A. Head and wife to J. M.
Tones, lot in No. 13, $500.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-04-07
THE RUssIAN-JAPANEsE WAR
Intense Suffering Among the Sick
and Wounded.

anu WuunueU.
Touching appeals from Chris
tian workers in the Far East have
come to prominent citizens of the
United States, imploring aid for
the sick and wounded soldiers Of
both armies and the multitude Of
destitute widows and orphans of
soldiers killed in the war.
Rev. Y Honda, principal Of the
AoYama Theological School at
Toxic, Japan, in recent letter
says: tHow long this distressing
condition Of things will last we
cannot say. The people are doing
their best and every charitable
agency is taxed to the utmost, but
so numerous have the impover-
ished families become that our
means of immediate relief are ut
Ierly inedaquGte. Could some
general fund be raised for this no.
BILE purpose, and missionaries on
the ground be furnished with the
means of distributing and alleviat-
ing the distress of these families, it
would indeed be Q precious gift,
and | assure you never be forgot
ten"
We may not help belligerents,
but we may help the suffering and
distressed. The Red Cross of Pity
is neutral in every cline, and the
claims Of helpless children are a
challenge to Christian love and
benefcence the world over.
In response to the moving ap-
peals thus coming from Christian
workers in Japan, the Japanese
Relief Fund has been organized to
obtain the help needed, and all
funds contributed will be distrib
uted through the Evangelical ALI
ance of Japan, under the oversight
Of Bishop Harris, who is now in
that country.
The executive committee com
posed of Hon. Seth Low, Bishop
Bishop Harris, Chas. Cuth-
bert Hall, D. D.; w. r, Hunting
ton, D. D.; DR.. Newell Dwight
Hills, Geo. II. Southland, Or. |
VIM. Elliott Griffis, and B. f. |
Buck, secretary, request contribu-
Lions, large or small, be sent to
the Franklin Trust Co, treasurer,
No. 40 Broadway, New York
City.
About SIS, 900 has already been
for this purpose, &c., |
100 Of which has been forwarded
o Japan for distribution.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-04-07
c0MF0RrlNc W0R0S.
Many Union CITY Household WH FIND
Them So.

| MdaE UHf0H GIty H0uSeB0f0 WIH ff10
Them So
\ TO have the pains and aches OF a
/ I'd back removed; to be entirely free
h)m annoying, dangerous urinary dis
Eders is enongh TO make any kidney
Eufferer grateful. TO tell how this
great change can be brought about
will prove comforting words TO hum
dreds OF Union City readers
w. s. Edwards, passenger engineer
of the 4 @. R, r., residing on Second
street in Fulton, says: 4 followed
railroading for many years. The con-
stant iarring, being on my feet and
stopping a good deal, no doubt, was
the cause Of my kidney trouble. There
was continual pain across my Lack,
not sharp, but of a dull, disagreeable
nature, so bad at times that would
have to get down OIL my seat in the
engine and straighten up I'm order to
get relief. Often at night my back
was so lame and sore that / could not
lie comfortable ip any position, and
the secretions were irregular and dis
tressing at times. 1t was some three
years ago that Doan's Kidney Pills
were recommended to me. | procured
them while in Memphis, and used in
all several boxes and the results Of the
treatment proved decidedly satisfac-
tory. Last fall recurrence Of kidney
complaint set in, and, knowing what
to do, went to a drug store and got a
box. My second appeal 10 them was
not in vain for they acted as before,
giving me most welcome relief.
Sold for 80 cents per box. For sale
by all dealers. F0ster-Milburn CO.,
Buffalo. N. H., sole agents for the Y.
s.
Remember the name Doans and take
no other.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-04-07
Health is Youth Disease and Sickness
BTHg Old Age.

Herbine, taken every morning be-
fore breakfast, will keep YOU in robust
health, tit you TO ward off disease. 1t
cures constipation, biliousness, dys-
pepsia, fever, skin, liver and kidney
complaints. 1t puriiies the blood and
clears the complexion. Mrs. ID. w
Smith, Whitney, Texas. writes April
B, 1902: ~ have used IIerbine, and
find 1t the best medicine for constipa-
tion and liver troubles. 1t does all
you claim fcr ii. can highly recon-
mend 1t. a0c a bottle at Martin-Al-
len Drug CO.. Mailing corner,
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-04-07
Cures couqbs ond Colds.

Mrs. G. Peterson, 625 Lake street,
Topeka, Kansas, says tOf all cough
Is my favoFite; 1t has done and viii do
all that is claimed for Tito speedily
cure all coughs and colds-and 1t Is so
sweet and pleasant to the taste.n 25c,
soc, 81 a. bottle. MaEtin-Allen Drug
CO.. Mailing corner.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-04-07
Their Husbands

Will become very much interested they merely glance ou
large and we'll selected line of the very finest Tobacco
We have built up trade by carrying the Of everything
our stock grows old Buy from and get the best
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-04-07
Our Lady Friends

Will find to their inspect stock of Toilet Wa
Face Powder Nail and Tooth Brushes and Perfumes We
have the finest line of Fancy Box Paper Tally Cards. etc.
brought here look stock will convince you Take
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-30
@etterberimt
t.

Sur "a etuns.n .us.no : upr worssns, L. Sssbr
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-30

Gin SO o Des Seu=
fels. Sn Detroit, Mi4., bate neuli6
Die poli3ei Die ni9t gun5 gefpObnli6e
Nufgdbe, Elm Monument bes Seufels
gegen 3erit0rung gu f9iiBen. Die NIT
9Ornern uno Ionftigen Mttributen bes
Satans ausgeitattete Sisur purOe i'm
6ofe oes Steinbauers Men5 errihtet.
@ls fi9 sic &unoe bon Der Grri9tu1g
bes Monuments perbreitete, fummelte
fi9 elm aus Strabeniungen beftebenber
Mob an, pel@er our9 Steinipiirfe uno
laufes @ei6rei feline llnaufrieoenbeit
nit Dem Sentmal gu %erfennen gab.
tporauf Die 9pliaei einihritt. :
Il nDer m t 3 eter Hei9 :
+ II m. Sn elmer Na9t paren in Gr@
furt, YrOpinS Sa9ien, elmer seiitig
ni9t gang normalen Srau, bie aug
5ur6t Dor Sieben nit ibrer Sp6ter
auf elmer 8anf i'm Sreien iibefna6tete,
hire 9anbtaI9e nit 5000 Marf 8aar@
gelb uno perI9ieoenen Wertbia9en ges
ftpblen nproen. Wdbreno bes einge=
leiteten NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. peiz
gerte ii9 Die Srau, Den S9liifel 81
ibrem SreIpr in einem 8anfbauie ber>
aus5u9eben. Sur9 9eri6tsbef9lub
tpurbe elm Me6anifer nit Der Seffs
nung oes 8erf9lufes beauftragt. gu
ibrem ni9t geringen Gritaunen fanoen
Die @ernanoten Der Jrau in Dem Sres
for einen 8aarbetrag bon runo $4,000
Warf por.
Sins Ser grD s ten Nu=
t ii r 10 II Der cSabas lit Elm siemz
li6 ausaebebnter Gee nit fo6enbem
S6lomme. Der Gee bat stpas iiber
Stpei Meilen llmfang. Sn ieiner Mitte
fiebt man getpaltige SGulen fpei9en,
bsiben S9lammes ununterbrp6en
auffteigen uno pieber suiammenfinten.
QluBer bieien Sdulen getpabrt man,
nabe an elmer Gde Ser oampfenOen
SlG6e, au9 ftets stpei ~ungebeure 8la@
FEM Die fi6, ~bur6idnittli9 oreimal in
Der Minute, giei9 9roben ~2uftbaaons
a~usoe6nen nnb Damn nit lautem Sra
den %erplCoiren.
M ebrere 90 Ia II e
oes Snnern Iu~itraliens perfinfen in
bie @rbe unb peri9pinben babel gum
She'll gang uno gar. N%eueroings bat
ma nun i'm 8esirfe bon Gucla emit
6edt, bab tie 26 Biz 20 SUB unter
Der Sberfld6e unteriroif9e Seen bill
oen. Oa -oieie Seen srpBe Mensen
trinfbares Waher 81 entbalten i9eiz
men, ertpartet man, oab lie in Der be-
treffen0sn 9esenb MnlaB CUR &ultipia
rung rtelier 2anbitreden geben peroen,
Die friiber ibrer Srpdenbeit peaen
ni9t anbaufdbig ipcrcn. SbatiGdli9
fino aud beute f9on 3roBe Sbeile
friiberer @iiite in nuBbrinssnoes 2ano
pertpan6elt tpprDer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-30

9 | b bdeine. e.
Zulu @lahep, $3.50 R~eparatur, 859
gu9liib Nne. -Nelion &. Drills, $500
&eparatur. 846 Wapne Str.-S. %.
6reoerid, $25 S9uppen fir @age.
800 8ee&er Ctr. s.. 90. @ornatp,
$4,000 3weif6diges ooppeltes Wobn-
baus, @loer Npe. unueit Warplano
Str.-Jreo. s. Waper. $500 Rspara.
tur. 926 Wsfi 80. Str.-5ii9er autc
Co., $4,000 Mnbau, $50 q. SQinois
Str.-Nanep s. pridett, $1,000 Got.
tage, 2428 Cornell Nus.- &obbins &
Ssbse, $3.50 &sparatur, 516-l8 Shb
Sainois Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-30
Grnnoeissntbums nebsrtrasunseu.

@eorge %. Stout an Minnie g.
SabIier, 2Ots 6s1 uno ,682. Shouts
Neu YOrt Ctr. MboitiSn. rs bel -
Sub. Oacant, Sibpefsde Stem gO,t
Ctr. unb Milsp @be. $500.
CHARLES 8. Webfer an Marp Z.
gaf, Got 8, Mriabt's 8roabpap 4os
bitiOn, so bel 1872 CUB, pacant, @ef.
ieite bes 8%roabmap, n6rbli6 bon %.
Ctr. $25OO.
RofaQe Nusue an Wm. $. 2inf,
She'll Got 447. SletGsr II. u. Subj,
aubenlOt. "a, 20 bel 1872 SUB. pers
bsHert. Worbofieite Iirsinia abe /,
n6rolid.. bon Wooblatpn Ipe. $500.
college 5eisbts 8ealtp COMPANY on
Sobn 6. Spurgson, Got Is, glod 2,
S9ofislo u. u. Mbb., ALI on 14O
SUB, bacant, Wehfeite Wartinbale
4pe., iibliG bon %. Str. $500.
@rtbur .. 8rOtpn an Sames =.
Waronen, Got Is, Wefmorelanb place
&ob.. 40 Bel 100 SUB, oacant. Ofieite
Weftn orelano gpe., n0roIi9 pon Midis
gan Ctr. $3.50.
9aura M. Sealing on Somer Steele
Got 33. 2. &C.. Sealing pluce gob..
tueflids Settle Ga Sale Str, Iholi9
bon SEEM Oorf Str, $500.
Saeob 5rantel an Seize W. SinoaG,
Got 281. Wartins 2. Nep Yort Gob.,
6ftli9e Settle geauip Npe:.; n6roIid
bon Nsp Sort Str. $500.
Sanes 81. Munroe an Mmelia Sobb,
Got 4. Wunro's Mob., n6rbli6e Settle
bon &oa&e Mbe.. 6fIi9 bon SiabeQa
Str, 81, 1866 A.
Sfabsla Wcglbennhr on Senrp @.
Sartie u a., Got 225, Mrmfrons
part aoo., fholide Settle 35. StraBs,
tueftlid bon 8arnes Mbe., $500.
Nannie Wofftt on benfelben, Got
226, $400.
Sarriet Cannon an &ailroah Wen's
Building anb Saoing MRociation,
Cots % Bis 26 in Nbams' u. u.
grOotRbe abb., 40 bel 140 5uB isbs.
berbsfert, OHisite Der Noams StraBs.
ftioli& bon Wafa&uietts Gpenue.
81. $50.
NDrbpte & Marmor COMPANY an
Ssnnie Watbstps, Got 1872. Glstdet's
Wooblapn Nbb., 40 BET 1877 SUB, bsrs
beRert, StoIeite Der 2erington Ibe..
6filid BON 2aurel Str. $500.
Sarriet g. Serbian an Warren g.
Ronep, Got 376 in stann & Cos.
2. @oobIatpn Nbb., 80 bet 125 CUB,
berbefert, Norofsite Der SOpt ADe.,
ueflid bon State Nbe. 81, $50.
Wargaret parfinion on Settle 6.
Saifislb. Got Is, Seaton's Subj, Got
Is, Sobnfon's @rbsn Mob., 38lt bis
131.7t CUB, berbeKsrt, Ofieite Sci.
lefontaine Str. iioli9 bon 81. Str.
90 000 na
Mnton S6atel ST., an German al=
berrins. Cots 6 unb z, Subbart II. u.
Subj. She'll 8lod 9, Stopf Aob..
sc bel 1916 SUB, berbehert, Ofieite
9inoen Str, fibli9 bon Orange Ctr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-30
o IL eb 8 eufharo BIT.
Dit gemat6ls9e @de,"
Ode Hoble unb Warfet Ctr.

: 3eitbitb. (8eim 9eiratbs>
bsrmittler.) ~. SD bin in momenta'
ner 9elbberlesenbeit! Wihen Sie ni4i
cine ba5u paienbe partieg"
= Giner IN ie Der Mnbere
Mnna: vWas, &atbi. Su heiratheit ei
mem poliseipadtmeiiter, Der tit ia feis
ne Nadt gu 9aufe." &athi: %. bas
1T gang einerlei. mas io'n Mann it,
Mein iesiser 9err lit 3aufmann. uni
Der 1T aun feline Na6t aa 6aift."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-30

Sd on beute Saa6t unb AM Srettas 4;
etfpaS fdIter beute Na9t; fteisenbe Gems
peratur.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-30
Tbermometerftano

7 ubr Rorsens. Sra
80. &. 8Ibtbs
SeetipnssO Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-30
L.S.AIRES& eco.
9as @infaufS=@ Centrum Ser Stabt.

Settle @ b m q n, Glettro.
tsdniter, I'll Weif IL. Ctr. tppbnbaft,
fon f6 in 2afapette elmer 8untnoten,
fdli9ung idulbig 9ema9t habsr. 81
hsrlieB bierauf 2~afapetts uno lit aber
in SnoianapOlis fsftgsnommen pOroen.
Wbiteman miro nod 2afapette surid'
gsi1idt, um f9 in oieier Sade gu ber=
a%ntuorten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-30
Ser 9anfiasmnssbraten lodte.

Dm. Or. 9oOter BON Warion, Snb.,
III bas Sanfiasunssefen rs8t ~berial3en
ruoroen. 9oofer paffrte bic @sfigeI-
banbluns bon Ostar s. Wosrner, $40
Snotana Mue. unb fab einei re&t fet-
ten Srutbabn i'm 5enfer nod Dem es
ibm geltNfete. Ct et9nete fi9 benielben
an unb tpolte bamit bas Weite fu&sn,
als ibn bie 6anb Der @ere9tigteit ba.
run berbtnberte. 9oofer uurbe berbaf-
tet, unb fann F9 nun binter ben
i9msbif9sn @aroinen feline 5 Singer
mad BEN 9rutbabn ledtn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-30

o eb pren:

3arI unb 3etta @ransr, Wdo9en.-
@eoree unb 9iasie Gtebens. Mdb9en.
- gbp. unb Nprtls Nitdel, 8nabe.
- @bm. u. unb geIfie Cunningham,
Wdb9sn. - Sobn 8. uno alice @ain,
Ndo9en. - Wartpa 6. unb Clara
Sobion, 2nabs.-Dabio 3. uno 2atie
8oper, Wdb9en. = @bas. uno Seize
Smeetman, Wdb9en.-gbas. uno Ioa
Siibp, Rds9en. = SOfepb unb Wa9s
oalena Stebel, Mdb9en. - Sas, u.
uno Stephens, Mdodsn.- Aoam unb
9ena Rubl, Wdb4sn. - u. uno Nnna
Seattnal, Snabe.-8ert 8. uno 9sona
Sbsrrin, Mdb9en. -gbparo uno Sol
bic 'Sobnfon, 9nabe. = s. . unb
@brifaa SobniOn, Mdbden.-Sranf-
lin uIb Emma &.sbes. 3nabe.-2. 9.
unb Saiip Song, 2nabe.
8etraut:
@barles 6. @rap-@ecilia Sauier.
gop. Chambers - 2aura M. 6ogle=
man.
Sranf 9. &oB-@srtrube Yaeb.
Sohn 3. Palmer - gmma Wap Dig.
gins.
Sobn 5. BeofOrb-Marp 81. @itt.
Teeobia &. &eboisf-2aura 9. @bee-
Ter.
Wm. 9. pef-gli3abetb Weatbers.
@bas. %. MitaeQ-8ernics 6. @ortp.
Geo. Webb-gtbel 3. Nfblep.
Wi4ael Sadstt-Warp Carroll.
@us. u. Sbomas - gitsaa Or. @rap.
ton.
Daniel Solenbad-Bertba Wc8attie.
gbas. 6. Wiaer-Seanetie Surlsp.
Clarence g. Broots-anna q. Sell.
@m. 6. Samss-WoIi Seulen.
Wm. 6. Waper-4ba Woobs.
abraham x. Sbirlp-&a9sl Barnett.
@befier u. Smitb-Matbilbs .. 6Or.
Oliber 6. 8urnett-Mamie 6. 8ufep.
Noolf @. 2imba9 - Sba u. Brint=
man.
grnst 6. Quid-gaa %. Msbmer.
Bert RcD aniel-Sba Sanbof.
Collie @i99am-@arrie 8snber.
Walter 8. Samilton-Nanep y. 9ens=
Isp.
@rober Smerett-8ertruoe 8runeIon.
9arrp g. Sean--Genepa Glen Stout.
Sames n. Blad-2ia3is 6. Ssmartins
War Greunb-gbitb gggsrt.
&ufeq @. 2oofabia-2aura O. ont.
Sra 5. Oople-Sba g. goorbss.
Grant 2ihel-gmma 3obl.
Waltsr u. 5erris-Snoiana do. Sanss.
Sofepb g. @risgs-2ilian W. Solt.
Grant 6. @aines-Warp pisrfon.
@lpa 6alsp-Mlma Nnna .. Dab.
Wesiep g. Sfibmore-Waube 6 .@obb.
4ehprben:
&ufsa 8. @orfeman, $50 Wefi
Sbeffslb Str, 9 Monate. - 6iram
@oooin9tOn, SnoianapOlis, So Sabre.
= Melion Sole, Snoianapolis, 81
Sabre. -Nleranoer %. Powsa, Jrren,
anftaIt, so Sabre. - u. s. Woob-
maIfes, indianapolis, 80 Sabre. -
2i3aie 6. Sones, 2426 Cornell Mbe..
so Sabre. = &obert q. 2ogue, 527
Sones Str. 8 Sabre. = patrid Gin
nertp, Srrenanfalt, Is Sabre. - Ber-
| tim 6nk 715 Nnrh Gonitnf Sire. 90
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-30
.-.Qvres Bulletin
Serren Mrtifelm @erfamt


3ebn SuBenb Semoen, Sabrifanten
Yrobenmuiter, in Yercule ooerMaSras,
SrOBe 144 bis l6 /; auswabI. .29c
Se9sis Baar Soientraser, Jabris
fanten 8robenmuiter, Ieidt beidmust;
Sbre @uswabl Sc
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binben, Csc Sorten, su.........1Sc
Mdnner SOden, in idnars ODER
tan, reguIare l24c Sorte, Sreitas, &c
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-30
'Yrional=Nottsea

6err SEQ &appaport III
geffern aus Boffou, no i'm Elm befti=
9es 0erpenfieber auf's 3ranfenlager
mart, bier angslanst. Seine bielsn
Greunoe tueroen nit Greube p%ernebmen,
bab er Die f9uere 2ranfbeit nun
gltidli9 iiberfanber1 bat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-30

81 erlonQt-gin Fdbhen fir aHoenneint 6ans'
~ arbeit. sea48ufra9en 2oa7 storo Delaipare
Strase.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-30

W erIaue I +: Gin erftfIaffaer Mann, nm EDeiue
- on erffflaifge Roniumeuteu tn Der etobt gu per'
iaufsn. 9euti1er utrb psreesossu. Wan abriHre
nit empfebluns on Bog 2, Office biefes BIattes.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-30
&reisgeri@t.

Ndt. 6enrp glap Glen, &i6ter.
Irbiloa Smitb sesen q. g. Smith.
S&eioungstla9s. Sn 8~srbanbIune.
Wnt. g. &otb segen @m. Beau.
damp. WaRenberualtung. Wirb
bonn &i4ter In grpdgung ge3ogen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-30

- 9er 2abrer 6tnfenoe
9 ote iotute Der Negensbmrger
Warten 2aIenoer fur 1906
tub omrG nniere Office su
beSteben..
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-30

1teneaeTu9 Gin e4ueibsr. gutter Rodmaner fun
~ arbeit. son5ufraoen I'M Seferion SoteI, 1o1
on Glib Ctr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-30

t-gm Sunge als 2auf-
buri4e in Der Office oieies 8lattes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-26
FLOATING IN ERIVER
BODY OF NEGRO MAN FOUND
NEAR ARSENAL.

Floating on the surface of the water near
the arsenal point yesterday afternoon the
dead body of colored man was found
Mud and moss on the body and the general
condition of the corpse indicated that the
E,an had gone overheard some time ago.
The body was seen i'm the river by some
people at the barracks and they notified the
superintendent of the morgue. The latter
communicated with Harbormaster Sutton
who went on the police boat In search of
what the person who sent the message be
lieved was body
They found the body and took it to the
morgue where it is held for Identification.
The body Is that of man apparently about
forty years old He had side whiskers and
a mustache and was neatly dressed. The
position OF one hand of the man indicates
that he had the hand in his pocket when
he went overheard. He wore dotted shirt
blue striped pants and calf skin boots.
There was key and weIl-worn coin found
in his pockets. Supt. Schoenberger of the
morgue failed to find any marks of vio-
lence on the mans body. Several colored
men were reported missing during the win
ter months, but the police could recall no
one who answered the description of the
pody that was found today. Detective
Irumbo is investigating the case
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-26
TRADE MARK SECTION.
Bids Asked From Local Photolitho-
graphers

The commissioner of patents directed yes
terday that photolithographing firms that
have been engaged in business with the
office be invited to submit bids for the fur
nishing of copies of the section of the IL
Illustrated patent office publications rela-
tive to trade marks. This Is being done
for the purpose of preparing extra copies
of the trade mark issues exclusive of the
other features of the Patent Office Gazette.
The officials of the office anticipate that
there will be heavy demand made upon
the office for illustrated data concerning
trade mark law. At present all trade marks
registered are shown in the regular Gazette,
but it is thought that many of the persons
who will be interested in the trade marks
will not care for the remainder of the
Gazette. and consequently the department
will either be put to the expense of having
extra numbers of the Gazette printed to
meet the increased demand. or the present
number will be printed and the edition ex-
hausted. 1t costs considerable to print the
Gazette, and il is thought that money can
be saved by having another publicatio
made which will include the trade marks
exclusively. The trade marks will still
be published along with the Gazette and
the new publication will be additional. The
first order for two thousand extra copies
with the Sackett, Wilhelms Co of New
York. the present contractors for the Ga
zette, but local neutrality-suspicious. have
been invited to submit bids for the extra
copies to be printed from now until the
close of the present fiscal year. The let
ters inviting bids were sent out yesterday
afternoon.