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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-11


Oh de times am gittin wusser fur er po
man eb'ry day
An er teller hab to hustle In de ha dest
kind of way;
But ! doan' feel like complainin, fur
finds froo all de wood
Dat de smmon crop am iubly. an de
possum crop am good.
hab got de ole rheumatics an er mis'ry
in nah chest
An nah powahs oh locomoshun dey
hain't reely oh de best:
Howsumebber. / kyant gfumble an |
wouldn't ef I could.
Fur de 'simmon crop am lubly an de
possum crop am good
Hadn't got much worldly hxins, jest er
little bit oh Ian
Dat mahsef an de ole CONAN 'triVos to
wu'k ez best we kyan;
Yit feels ez rich ez most folks. ez ]
wants hit understood.
When de 'simmon crop am lubly, an de
possum crop am good
Louisville Courier-Journal.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-11

the scheme, is held, in state ex rel
Sheets VS.. Pittsburg, C. c. & st. L
r. Co. (Ohio) Ga L. r. A. 4O5, not ID
be contrary to public policy.
A defendant in a criminal case, com.
ing into the state to attend the trial,
bo.h as witness and in accordance
with the obligations Of his bail bond,
is held, in Murray VS. Wilcox (Iowa),
GA L. r. A. 534, to be exempt from
service of process in a civil action
during the tendency of the proceed
ings and for such reasonable time
thereafter as is necessary for his re-
turn to the state Of his residence.
The right Of municipality, having
statutory authority to regulate the
use of its streets, for telephone wires,
to impose as a condition to the use
Of such streets by a telephone com
pany, the duty to furnish service III
specified rates, is sustained, in
Charles Simon's Sons VS.. Maryland
Telephone and Telegraph company
(Md), 6S L. R. A. 727.
In an action upon a promissory note,
when the defendant denies its execu-
tion, 1t is held, in Tower VS.. Whip (W.
Va), 63 L. R. A. 937, that handwrit-
ing expert may compare the signature
to the note with the defendants sig
nature to pleas signed, sworn to and
filed by him and express his opinion
the same person made the
signature to the note and pleas. The |
of expert witnesses for
of handwriting is discuss
I'd in a note to this case.
General authority of an agent to
sell a horse is held, in Richards VS..
Richards (Md), 60 l.. r. A. 724, not
o be destroyed because of the unlaw-
ulness Of the act by an attempt to
exercise it on Sunday, so as to en-
tile the principal to repudiate the
ale If consummated, and recover pos
ession Of the animal.
The devise of a remainder at the
cath Of life tenant, to be divided
mong testators heirs-at-law is held,
a Allison VS.. Allison (Va.), 63 L. R.
!. 92O to refer to heirs living at the
cath of the testator and not at the
cath of the life tenant.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-11
WOMAN AND HER HAT.
She Hates to Remove Headgear, Says
Masculine Theateruoer.

She Hates to Remove Headqear, Saws
Masculine Theatergoer.
"A woman's wild anxiety not to be
separated from her hat" commented
masculine theatergoer, according to
the Philadelphia Press, "is beyond me.
Last night took my wife to see a
certain show and directly before her
sat woman with hat of decidedly
ample dimensions. She turned around
as the curtain went up, looked my
wife appealingly in the eye, and asked:
Will my hat be in your way, madam ??
Her speaking at all took my other
half off her guard and, affected by
that beseeching look, she murmured
something inaudibly.
The hat stayed on. and my wife
bobbed first to one side and then to
the other, putting two and two togeth-
er, as it were, and making up in her
mind just what the complete stage
picture was life. The woman must
have been conscious of her victims
tactics, for presently she looked
around again and, with misery all
over her face, asked: Does it annoy
you very much?'
MY wife hadn't the heart to say it
did, SO she viewed that hat all the
evening. What puzzled me was the
horror-eyen agony-of the woman at
the idea of taking off her hat. | won
dered if her hair had not been done up
or if she were bald and her hat was
attached to her wig.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-11

A custom of railroads to keep a
record of the causes of the discharge
Of employees and to decline to employ
those who are discharged for certain
causes, is held in Huntley VS.. Louis
vile & Nashville Railway company
(Ky.), SO L. r. A. 289, to make it a
part Of the contract Of employment
that no false entry as to the cause Of
such discharge shall be made or com
municated, if made, to any other rail-
road company Blacklisting Of en-
ployes Is the subject of a note to this
case.
Before a municipal ordinance re-
curing the equipment of street cars
with air brakes will be declared un-
constitutional, it is held, in people VS..
Detroit United Railway (Mich.), 63
H. r. A., TAG, that it should be made
clearly to appear that there is no
necessity for more effective brake
than those in use, or that the air
brake win not be so.
A citizen and taxpayer is held. in |
state e. rel. Wexford VS.. Williams
(Tenn), GA L. r. A. 41S, to be entitled
TO make a general examination of the
books Of the municipal corporation
when It Is shown to be important to
the public interests that such exami-
nation be made The right of a tax.
payer to inspect the books of the
municipality Is considered in a note
to this case
An electric railway to be operated
between two cities in different states
and carry passengers and freight is
held, in Diebold VS.. Kentucky Trac-
tion Co. (Ky.), SO L. r. A. 637, to be a
trunk railway, within the meaning of
an exception Of such railways from
constitutional provision prohibiting
municipal corporations from granting ,
franchises except to the highest bid [
der
The establishment by railway
company of relief association for
the benefit of its employees, the relief d
fund being created by voluntary con- a
tributions from the employees wages 4
and the company being charged with
Inc care Of the fund and the duty OF d
attending to the working details Of d
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-11
CHANGE IN RELIGIOUS BELIEF.
Astonishing Announcement Made by
Or. lyman Abbott.


DR.. Lyman Abbott, clergyman. law
yer, author and editor of Outlook, who
in a sermon to Harvard students an
nounced his belief in religion found
ed not on the Bible, but on science,
and the outreachings of the heart, is
nearly 7O years old, and has spent
nearly his entire lifetime in the study
of religion and writing of his conclu-
sions. Ordained a Congregational
minister in 1860, he has preached in
many of the famous pulpits of Ameri-
ca, succeeding Henry Ward Beecher
as pastor of Plymouth church, Brook
lyn, in 1888. He resigned ten years
later to devote his energies to liter
airy work. Among his works are
How to Study the Bible" Life of
Christ" Evolution of Christianity"
and THE Theology of an Evolution
ist."
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-11
How Mark Twain Reportod

A friend Of the humorist tells a
story OF the days when Mark Twain
was pilot on the Mississippi which
It is thought, has never been publish,
ed
One day Mr. Clemens missed his
boat Instead of inyentlng an excuse
he reported to his superior officer as
follows
MY boat left at 1920. arrived AZ
the wharf at 1885 and could no,
catch it"--Harper's Weekly.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-11

Mr.. George Wyndham, NJ. p, in his
Glasgow address as rector Of the uni.
yersity, alluded to the story that the
Scots who founded the kingdom of
Dalriada killed all the men and WON.
en- who were Picts and spoke their
non-Aryan language. Il know that
only FIVE words OF the Pictish tongue
remain he said In an examination
which allowed to candidates free
choice from all language should
select the Pictish language. It can BE-
mastered In one minute
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-11
Just Like sunahine.

A laugh is just like sunshine,
1t fieshens all the day.
1t tips the peak Of life with light,
And drives the clouds away;
The soul 81 ows glad that hears IT,
And feels its ccurage strong
A laugh is just like sunshine
For cheering folks along
A laugh is Just like music,
II fingers In the heart,
And where its melody is heard
The ills Of life depart,
And happy thoughts come crowding
Its joyful notes t. greet
A laugh is just like music
For making living sweet
ST. Louis Republic
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-11

Shaded part Of map shows portion
OF Arizona it is proposed to annex to
Utah.
and Nevada have made this rendez-
vous and hiding place for many years
past.
The strip is chiefly desert land,
sterile and unwatered. 1t is valueless
for agricultural purposes and so far
as known possesses little mineral
value. 1t can be reached only by pass
ing through Utah or southern Nevada.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-08-18
MANTON.

Mrs. Rebecca Mathewson of Grand
Rapids, Mich, is spending the week
with Mrs. Frederick Walch.
The annual outing of the Manton
Club at the Warwick club grounds, J.,
today, will probably be one OF unal-
loyed pleasure, considering the elabo-
rate preparations made by the COM
mittee-E. Mowry, Geoxge Norton
and William Kelley.
Miss Jennie L. Wilson, with a party
OF friends, are spending their vaca-
ton at the Windsor hotel at Block
Island.
At the last session OF the Town
Council the request Of Manton resi-
dents for three hydrants on Killingly
road near the Phebe Brown Park pla,
was granted.
Harry swindells, George Norton
and Leroy Emhoff visited the fishing
regions of Conimicut Point Friday IL
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-08-18
CENTERDALE.

The Board of Tax assessors will be
at the town clerks Office Sept. IL, IL
and 13 to receive valuation lists OF
taxable property.
The McNally hen is evidently not In
1t with the rare albino swallow, which
made it's debut in the Fruit Hill sec
ton on Monday. This bird will prove
hard swallowing for Pawtuxet valley
ornithologists, but not even Audubon
himself would dispute the verify OF
an affidavit by the contemporaneous
historian of North Providence, when
chronicled in the Journal.
Deputy Sheriff Nathan Colvin OF
Scituate was In town on Monday.
Mrs. q. II. Gerry of Brooklyn, N.
Y, has been visiting friends In this
section.
Tax Assessors Fred A. Greene,
Gardiner @. Clark, ir., and Benjamin
Sweet will be at the town clerks
office Sept. 11th, 18th and 18th, from
10 until p. m.
Marshall Wright and Earle Sweet
are planning trip to New York to-
morrow.
Phileas Tetrault is building quite an
extensive addition to his store.
George Rogers and a party OF
friends had hard luck on their sailing
trip Sunday. The boat grounded near
Pawtuxet and there was a five hour
wait.
George Harris and family are at
Cape Cod for a stay Of several weeks.
+. O. Angel Is visiting friends at
West Somerville, Mass.
A number from here attended the
"Shang" Bailey camp meeting on
Sunday.
Miss Nettie Brayton Is the guest OF
Mrs. DIR. Barnard OF Graniteville.
William Lister and Daniel Young
have returned from a two weeks
camping expedition at Rocky Point.
Work is progressing on the Center.
dale school house.
r. A. Sweet, who has been Ill, 10
able to be out again.
Andrew Keilty Is visiting relatives
at Manchester, ". II.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-08-18

Mr.. swindelPs launch and captured
good quantity OF squiteague.
Cecil 1. Winsor spent the week at
Block Island.
Sixteen new uniforms have arrived
for the members of the Manton Drum
Corps who will participate In the
Labor Day parade.
Miss Lula Hume of Boston, who
was the guest of her parents this
week, visited Block Island Wednes.
day.
Three dollars and twenty cents,
most of which was pennies, was
stolen Monday evening from the till
Of Frank Donovan's grocery store.
Miss Mamie Hughes, Misses Mary
and Rose Hannaway and Miss Nellie
Sullivan are spending the week at
Newport.
Tuesday Frank Mathewson made
his fret official trip over the new
rural delivery route without any mis-
hap.
Carleton r. Devereux and Arthur
Watson will open bowling alley
next month at the Whipple building
in Olneyville.
Rev. O. w. Bruninghaus will preach
special sermon Sunday entitled
"Jesus Christ and the Working Man"
Mrs. George Sharples is very Ill.
Miss Susie Sprague is the guest of
Daniel Mann and family at Chepachet.
Mics Ida Sprague is visiting at Re-
hoboth.
MI. and Mrs. w. III. Eddy will re-
side at s Brighton Street, Providence.
Mrs. A. T. Remington and daugh-
ters have returned from their trip to
Massachusetts,.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-08-18

Q. F. Sweet has purchased another
horse and now a fine looking outfit
for his meat business.
A. r. Farnum purchased tn Q bakery
building sold at auction last week. 1t
is understood that he will transform
it into a tenement.
Very few fish are being caught In
the Georgiaville reservoir.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-08-18
RHODE ISLAND COMMERCIAL COLLEGE

BUTLER EXCHANGE, PROVIDENCE, r. !.
400 Students Most posi-
tions at end Of year.
We give a thorough and up date training which
getting students and positions
for graduates.
BOOKKEEPING SHORTHAND, TYPEWRITING and
ENGLISH well taught Each student taught separately
The teachers take interest each and hasten his
progress fast as possible.
Write Catslog full information concerning
school A. s. HEANEY, Principal
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-08-18
NORTH SCITUATE.


has been visiting Mrs. Percy E. Cook.
Miss Louisa Cook has returned home
after working in Providence a few
weeks.
Fred Shippee of Olneyvine visited
his mother at the Harris farm re-
Gently.
Mr.. Chas. Aldrich has moved to
Rockland.
Mrs. Chas. Cooke of Danielson
visited Mrs. Edward Harris the past
week.
/ Mrs. Benjamin Smith and Mrs. Alice
Wyatt called on Mrs. Henry Harris
and Mrs. Ed. Harris this week.
Miss p. A. Burgess has been visiting
her neice in Providence.
Ralph Robinson of Providence has
been staying a while with his aunt at
the Harris farm.
Sam Hubbard of Providence has
been stopping at Ed. Harris's.
Stella Cady, who has been danger.
ously sick with enteric fever, and not
expected to live the past two weeks,
has taken turn for the better and is
now on the road to recovery. DR.
Arnold is attending her.
Or. Bernard Arnold has purchased
the Burnett property on High street
and will put it in a state of thorough
repair.
Mrs. j. T. Thielson Is entertaining
friends this week.
Fred Carr has gone to New York,
having accepted a position with the
Kanaas City Packing Company.
Mary Tucker was bitten by dog
last week.
Henry H. Potter visited New York,
Saturday.
One hundred and thirty feet have
been driven at Pine Hill Camp, but no
water has been reached yet.
A number from here attended the
clam bake at North Foster church on
Thursday of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George +. Jordan of
the annex spent Sunday with friends
here.
Miss Ida Smith Is stopping with
her grandmother, Mrs. Cole, at the
hotel.
The outdoor meetings at Bailey's
prove quite an attraction to the peo-
pie of this section.
Oliver ID. Hall, former resident of
this place, is in quite feeble health at
the home Of his daughter in Westerly.
party of Sunday school teachers
from the Calvary Baptist church of
Providence enjoyed an outing at the
Institute grounds on Saturday.
Rev. and Mrs. II. M. Brown of
Brooklyn, N. Y, are staying at the
Institute during the vacation.
Byron Page of East Greenwich has
taken a position at the Scituate Pub.
lie market.
Rev. and Mrs. A. E. Kenyon of
Lowell are here for few weeks stay.
Mrs. w. F. Angel is visiting rela-
tives at North Bridgeton, Me.
The audience room at the Baptist
church will be used next Sunday for
the first time since it's renovation.
The little child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Stephen Brown narrowly escaped
death on Tuesday by getting the key
of a meat can lodged In it's throat.
Much interest Is evinced in the Old
Home day celebration which occurs
on August 31st.
The body of Bert Waterman, who
was drowned near Buttonwoods, Sun
day, was recovered Tuesday after
noon in the vicinity of Cowesett. He
had been out fishing with a friend
named Bennett Of Clayville.
The annual camp meeting at Greene
this week is being attended by sever.
al people from this place.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-08-18
s E 4 G O N N E T


Teton S5; Bristol 1896;
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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-08-18
CRAYSTONE.

The Greystone extension Of the
Centerdale line commenced opera
tions Wednesday.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-08-18
SALTWATER.

The Only Three will hold dance In
Saltwater hall, Saturday evening,
September 9th.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-08-18
MECHANICS BRANCH, so wEYBossET ST.
DIRECTORS.

n. Martin Brown,
Frederick Tompkins,
Levi y. Morton,
James Stillman.
George r. Baker,
RichaJd A. McCurdy,
q. @. Haven,
Thomas p. Ryan,
Henry A. G. Taylor,
George NJ. Thornton,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-03
Geetnfe Grcurtfott, II. 2tua.
Nieori9er Sabrpreis iiber ale Ysnn.
iplpania 9inien mad atlanta
gitp, @ape Mtap unb a9t
anoeren Hputeu.

Die idbrli1e grcuriiot nod Der Seetifte
iber bic 9%enniplpania 2inien fiRbet am
Oonneritas. ben II. Nusuit ftatt. Sur
bteie @reurfton iperben Sabrfarten nod neur,
Der popuIdrften Seebdber an Der atIantiIden
&iite BERT ,uft, einf9IiebIi1 2ItIantic @ttu,
Gape Rab, Nn8leiea, Npalon, Sonp Beah.
Ocean @ttp, Sea SsIe @itp, Dilbmoob, ale
an Der Serieb 2afte uno &ebobotb, Ses
Iarpare.
Die Runbfabrt Don indianapolis mad
irsenb einem Der %setannten Seebdber lit
$1,000. Sabrfarten finb bon allen Stas
ticnen Der g%ennipIpania 2inien 3u perbdIts
nibntdbigen Yreiien 81 baben unb ffnb siItia
fur einea MufentbaIt pom IL Tasen.
Observation-Disclosures nit MufentbaItss
8%etpilisuns IN 9biIabelpbia, rpenn NIT benz
9~lsenten an Der Sroab StraBe Station bes
pcnirt.
Sur rdbere GinaeInbeiten ipenbe man 5id
an Ttdet:Mgenten ber 9enniplpania 2inien.
ober f9reibe an
@. %. Hi&arbion, q. O. g. r.,
+ Indianapolis.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-03

fsmitismus it benz ruifi9en golfs
ni9t siasn. Ilnb felbf bas 8sfhbl
Matchmaker Sslbfssfdai9feit let ibm
fremo."
San3 i'm @sssniab su allen Wsr'
mutsunsen mill @Orfi bon einsm bal.
oigsn 5rieb.n ni9ts wi1sn. sd bin
unbsbinst fur Die JOrtiebung bes
ariegss," srfldrts sr fatesOrii4. rgr
bat oisienissn. bic ibn bsrDOrgerufen
baben, bislss sslsbrt. Ter bette Be
tpsis bafir fnb bic aenosrungsn,
tprl&e eben Bel uns Dor fi& 9eben."
als Der Snterbistpsr auf bic bielen
unf9uloisen Cpfer bintpiss, fra9te
@orti: ia, 1T ibr 2sbsn oenn bier
IaB2 81 bsnn bas 2ane Dor benz
&risse ni&t ruinirt pOroeng uno
tpsnrt IS teinea 2rieg 9eseben bdtte,
tptiros bisie Beb6ltsrung ni4t bur8
aemiKe umfdnbe aud fiinfti9 ruinirt
perssng. 80. Bel isbise ariss bilft
uus, bonn 9rude anbsrer Jsinoe frei
su tuerben, unb um ben f9perer
preis bes 2rissss ueroen mir iens
@arantien srobsrn, bic unierem Bolt
bic M6sli4teit ssbsn merben, H9 fret
su sntuidsln unb bas ruifi2e 2anb
au neuem 2eben emporblhben gu lafsn
......S9 bin fur ben 2risa!"
Snterefant if 8Orti's Weinung
tber bic Gtslunsnabme SOlfOi's CUR
sesenmdrtissn freibeitli8en Sstpegung
feiner Seimatb. getanntli& bat f9
8oIffai fatssorif9 uno aerin9i9dbig
gsgen bic conaitutiunalifii4s etrOs
muna aussefprOder. .Weroet ielbsr
better, banr tpirb aud bas Geben bsner
tperbsn. Die RssierunssfOrm 1T Ne.
benia&e." Dos NOR 10 siemlia bic
NuintsHsn bon 3olffoi's Weinuna.
.Sisisr Wsnia". ia9t nun 8Orti.
lift Der Stlabe isinsr Sbse getporben.
gr bat f9 f9On ldnsf por Dem ruff
i9en 9sben bsri4lORen unb ni8t NIT
Der gsb6rigsn Aufmertiamteit Der
Stimme bisies 2sbsns 9slauidt. Sd
mar augegen. als cine 8ruppe bon
Bauern 3u Solfoi tam, um f4 tiber
einise Sraesr ihres 2ebens gu beras
then. .Nnfatt bic Bauern an3ub6s
rem, linen cine praftiiGe Intwort 3u
gebsn, bsgann SOlfoi, ibnen feline
Wsinunssn aus3uiprs9en, iene Sheen
su entpideln, gu benen ni&t nur Der
Bauer, fonSern islbf Der ruifi9e &C.
bilbete nod niat beran9ereift it. Nan
bari i.inen Wortsn iiber bas beutige
@uBlano teinen bsfonbsren Wertb bsis
msFen. gr ffebt ibm bsute isar fern"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-03

Die britii@e Diplomatic bat fi4
felt 9israelr's unb @laofione's Nb-
gang cline glamaoe nod Der anberen
ae6olt, rpenri fs benz bsutiaen 2atisr
ems binbausn molte. Die englii&en
8ettern ioaten's bod balo miioe per-
ben unb antatt fru&tloie Inbdnbe'
Ieien nit ld9srIi1em Musgang au Der.
Mittsl unb @ese iu&en. bas
fortpdbrenbe glenb In Snbisn 80 mil.
bern.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-03

@dbrenb nd bic Wetbobiifen.
prsoigsr In b66f unbulofamer Weiis
bartber aanten oh Der @ouberneur Elm
Gsisling III ober ni&t. bat f& Der
gbimpanie Soolep, benz tpdbrenb
ieines alufentbalts in unieren 9eie9ne-
ten Jlurst, bic selisbte Cigarette snts
3osen, if mobl i46n ldnsf bas natur.
pu9Fae urtbsil. bab bic saase &c.
f9t4ts cine aHenf4anbe TIT, ssbilbst
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-03

Wt6operm, Der Niluaufeer
Staatsanwalt, 1T In bic Gubiiapfen
Golt's eetreten uno brinst bie bortigen
Bubler unna&f&tli& sar Strede.
S9on fpri4t man babon, i'm gum
@oubsrnsur MAIDEN 3u tuoQen-gerabe
tpis bauials BET Colt. Die 8tr9er-
i&aft bon WiHouri empfinbet nun let.
Der au fpdt. bab He ftr etnen bislieiti9
ti4tigen Staatsantualt einsr einieitis
tii@tiaen @ouberneur etn9etau!&t bat
unb bersut ben 6anbel. SebenfaIs
cine 2ebre FIR BITE Ne@sbern gntbu.
fa{fen tn @tseonfu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-03

@enr bic Mn3siden ni9t triiger
10 finb bislan9 muir bic tleinen @raf-
ters In ben &e9isrunss, Departments
ertappt poroeu. Nber aud BON oiefen
tuirb taum elmer NIT benz 3udibaus
gstanntf9aft MAIDEN unb felbfber'
hdnblid if ss bssbalt. baB rubig met.
tergebubelt miro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-03
$500 Nunofabrt na6
atlantic 9th.

II. Mugnff iiber Yennfplpania
Sinien.
Die CONNER : Greurfion mad atlantic
@itp, @ape Wan unb z anberer Seebdoer
finbet am II. Iusuit fat. Gin Gusflus
BON IL Tasen.
alufentbaIts- 8etpiuisuns IN 8biIabelpbia.
Nusflnft ertbeiIen ale 9enniniramia Sidets
Nsenten ober man fhreibe an
80. 0. Ridarbion, u. O. q. g.,
indianapolis.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-03
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OFFICERS.
Serr S. 9. Saitinss.
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OFFICERS.
Gavin L. Payne, President.
George ]. Marott, Vice-President.
Frank l.. Powell, Second Vice-President.
Alfred M. Ogle. Treasurer.
H. p. Brown, Secretary.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-03
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