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Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1905-04-19

A decisive battle between the
Russian and japanese has been i'm
minent for some days, and it is
thought that, whatever the out
come, the result will have much to
do nth bringing an end to hosti-
lities. As an irdication OF the un-
cert ii .ty n the Fart of tn Rus
Stars, Vice Admiral Rojestven-
sky's last message to the Csar was:
II will not telegraph again before
the battle. II am beaten you
will learn it through Togo. If /
defeat him, 1 will.annouce it to
you" Evidently he had prepared
for the worst, while hoping for the
best. The world awaits the result.
As soon as the Japanese find the
Russian feet, we may expect to
hear OF the battle.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1905-04-19
Virginia's Education Campaign
Next Month
achievement

The following was prepared by
DR.. L. C. Mitchell fot use by the
press committee ofthe Go-operative
Education Commission OF Virginia
in order to arouse interest in the
educational meetings to be held
next month throughout Virginia:
Final plans for the May Cam
D, ign of Education in Virginia
were made by the Cooperative
Commission at it's session in Rich
mond on April 9Th at the John
Marshall Home. Captain C.. f..
Vawter presided. Haspony, en-
thusiasm, and progress We're the
key-words of the meeting. The
reports from all the committees
were highly gratifying. The FL
nance Committee, of which Mr.. T.
3. McAdams of Richmond is chair
man, showed excellent progress IL
raising the sum of four thousand
dollars to carry olt the plans Of
the Cooperative Education Com-
mission for the year 1905. The
Willingness Of our citizens to sup
port literally this movement with
their money is the best proof of
their deep concern for the better
ment of the common schools in this
State,
The greatest achievement OF the
Cooperative Educatian Commits
siom is the union OF all parties
and denominations and INSTITUTIONS
in Virginia in the effort to uplift
the com mon school. Men of every
shade of political opinion, OF relig-
ious belief, Of party Utilization,
have laid aside their differences to
unite for the once upon this sup
RENE issue before the people of
Virginia, namely, the neighbor'
hood schools and the claims Of the
children OF this State to fair
chance in life for usefulness as the
result Of proper training. Neither
politics nor sectarianism enters in
TO the May Campaign. These
educational plans were projected
without regard ~ the political
fortunes of any man 81 faction or
party. The moyem spt is wholly
patriotic, looking In an uusslash
way to the fundamental fact that
in a democracy all the people p'ust
be enlightened. Itspeaks volumes
for the lofty devotion of Virginia
that in this cause oil her public
men cheerfully unite their labors,
desiring only the good of the
whole State. 1t shows that pa
triotism is tsrong,r than partisan
ship; that, after all, men will lay
aside transient differences in the
face of a commanding public duty.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1905-04-19
THE WWHITE PLAGUE"

Anent the interest taken In the
disease OF tuberculosis in Vir-
ginia at present, Attorney-General
William A. Andei son has offered a
tract of pasture and mountain land
of two hundred acres in Bedford
county, for the purpose of estab-
fishing there State sanitarium
for consumptives. 1t is supposed
the land referred to is part of
the Anderson estate situated in
Arnold's Valley, across the James
river from Greenlee's Ferry, and
lies in the counties of Rockbridge
and Bedford. That would be a
delightful location for such an in
stitution. Surrounded by noun
tains, with their accompanying
pure air and water, patients treat
ed there would be under most ia
vorable conditions.
According to the medical frater-
nifty tuberculosis is the greatest
single cause of death and invalid
ism, with their attendant sorrows
and financial loss. 1t is said that
in the United States alone one hum
dred thousand deaths occur ev-
cry year, and in every instance ac-
cording to the best authorities,
the disease is preventable, and
durable in go per cent of cases.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1905-04-19
School Of Domestic Science

The School OF Domestic Science, 2l2
N. 10th st. Richmond, Va. was epeped
November 18th, 1904, for the purpose
Of traipipg girls and women, who n iced
such help, Ia scientific cooking and
housekeeping. Rey, Geo. II. Wiley
is chairman Of the advisory committee,
Mrs. w. J. Young president, and Miss
A. Gulley, superintendent.
There will be no charge for either
board or tuition to the students dur
Ing their STAY at the school, and when
It's course is finished a desirable sit
uaAoL yill be found for them.
The women who compose the club
are members Of half o dozen different
denominations, and their one object II
TO help their sisters in LIES battles.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1905-04-19
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Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1905-04-19
DIR. Alderman First President
University of Virginia

University of Virginia
DR.. Edwin Anderson Alderman,
a native of North Carolina, and
until recently president of Tulane
University, was installed the first
president Of the University of Vir-
ginia at Charlottesville last Thurs
day, the birthday Of Thomas
Jefferson, the founder of the Uni
versity. The event was marked
by the first appearance of the
faculty in caps, gowns and hoods,
this picturesque innovation hav-
ing been suggested by DR.. Alder
man.
The crowd, numbering dietin-
guished educators from al parts
of the country as we'll us alumni of
the school, was the largest ever
at the University on any occasion,
and the capacity of the hall,
which is estimated at 1000, was
insufficient to meet the demand
for seats. .-.
At IS O'Clock the faculty, honored
guests and student body assembled
in the rotunda aAd marched down
the lawn to the public hall. At
4 o'clock the installation cere-
monies began with music by the
University Glee Club. The rector,
Charles P. Jones, of the Board of
Visitors, pronounced the words Of
formal induction into Office of DR..
Alderman, and the new president
made formal response.
Congratulatory addresses were
made: For the faculty, Prof. f.
H. Smith; for the alumni, United
States Senator Thomas s. Martin !;
for the State, Governor A. j..
Montague; for sister Universities,
Prof. Archibald Cary Coolidge
OF Harvard, representing the
East; President Nicholas Murray
Butler of Columbia, North (;
Chancellor Hill Of the University
of Georgia, South; and President
RS. Jesse University of Missouri,
West.
President Alderman's inaugural
address was eloquent, forceful,
scholarly. Tracing the founda-
ton of the University "inspired
by the genius Of Thomas Jefer-
con, guided by the. patient good
sense of Joseph Cabell and heart
ened by the encouragement Of
James Madison and James Mon
roe," he said they had dedicated
it consciously to freedom for mind
and soul to desire for knowledg e
and truth and to solemn faith in
the justice and slow progressive
ness of democratic society.
"To this University" he said,
"Thos. Jefferson is something
more than a philosopher or a
figure in a pantheon. He is a
friend, founder, father. No
University in the world-not
Bologna, or Ell Ashar, or Oxford,
or Prague-is so intimately asso-
ciated with SO immortal a name.
To us he inhabits his high hill
forever, an unwearied, versatile,
myriad-mindedi old man, acquaint-
ed with glory and high station, a
smile of faith forever on his lips,
a passion for freedom forever at
his heart, knowing men deeply
and yet believing in them and
having patience with them; sub
jecting everything, with thought
full radicalism, to the test of their
advancement; watching with
patient eyes the slow rising walls
of this University for their train
ing. and, counting that foundation
the greatest in the'sum OF, his vast
-
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1905-04-19
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Virginia Military Institute,
Lexington Va.

The Board OF Visitors, at their An
nual Meeting on the Goth Of next June,
will appoint STATE CADETS to FIJI
vacancies In the I'd, 9TH, 10th. 18th.
10th, 21st, 23d, Goth, 9sth Senatorial
Districts, and two (2) AT LARGE.
These appointments carry free boald
and tuition Applications should be
addressed to the undersigned on or be.
fore June 10th, on forms that will be
sent upon request. -
SCOTT SHIP, Supt.
apricot -,
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1905-04-19
MILLINERY
Announcement for Mayor

To my fellow citizens OF the Town of
Lexington.
announce myself a candidate for re-
election as Mayor OF Lexington, at the
election 10 be held Tuesday, June 18th
next. 1t has been my endeavor to per-
form the duties OF the Office faithfully
and efficiently to the best interests OF
the Towp, and with the highest consid
Grafton for tie rights and welfare OF all
its citizens.
The present administration has been
called upon to meet UNUSUAL problems,
and has endeavored TO meet them con.
seyvetlyely but yet progressively and In
D manner to gerke the best interests of
the Town. Those problems nnsolved
call for wisdom and activity In the fpt-
ure, and 1t is hoped that with Increased
experience there can be expected in
creased efficiency. Such at leaet shall
be my earnest endeavor. Il
Inviting the support, Of my fellow cltil
zens, | am, .s.,.
Very respectfully,
sAM'L B. WALKER, Jr.
Mch. e2 tide,
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1905-04-19
Notice to Teachers

OFFICE OF SUPRBIsTRNDESr OF SoHoofs,
Lexington, va., April IS, 1908
To the Teachers Of Rockbridge:-
The meeting OF the State Teachers
Association OF Virginia, OF which no.
tice was sent out ont the 10th, inst. has
been put off indefinitely, and will not
be held In Lexington on the 26th to the
26th. as was expectad. ltn
The meeting Of the Teachers OF
Rockbridge, called to rect on THURS.
DAY, the 27tn, inst, will be held on
that day, at IL o'clock q. III. In the
Court House, for the purpose OF rel
organizing the County Teachers Asso-,
ciati on, and II Is earnestly desired that
every teacher In the county will be-
present on that day. 80. Cd,
RoBERr CArLErr, Supt.
apr-19-lt. ~
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1905-04-19

A lazy liver makes q lazy man. Bur-
dock Blood Bitters is tbs natural
never falling remedy for lazy liver.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1905-04-19

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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-04

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1870 4funb III: il nftnb life; lola
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tm Dur&f@nstt. CSC; 10 Efunh Dus4f@nsts,
81, 10 bts IL Y,funh Ole.
Gribfiidse ped-RIarer casItb eureb Ice
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Dur&f&mitt l5e ; Bic 9 EfuS tm Tur9s
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liz; 8 4faab tm Dur&f9ntH, i4uaai, 103e.
8 Bhanb I'M Dtr&i&nttt. i&nsal. 1a}c.
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TN Dnr9i9nitt, l23e; IL BIS Il pfmab I'm
Dur6i&ntt, 11}e.
Gpe6-1Iare Setten, 30 bB 20 Bfunb b,
Dur@{&mit, 9}e; 2Iare eettex. 20 BIB 30
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9ke; Ia Bis 20 3d.. sie; IL BIB 16 pfunb.
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Ridea IL BIB 16 4fsab 9}e; RIare Naden 6
BIB 8 phrno, rs
0ep6deItes S&spetnefetf4 = &2o4enIoies
6ancp pig 1880; 3Iares Dean $1,000; Sam
Ip $1,000; 6tort 6Iem $14.50: ShrmpI
S18. 90.
@eb6rrtes Htnbfeti9 = S4tnten, req
6ets, 1915; 1u6enietten loe; Saaenf. 163;
an6&eI 16c.
69usab = h xierces i. Dual. se; 3
nnaIttdt esq; 8. nnaIttH 63e
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-04
Uram Stanforo'S SOB
Noa ni9t anfsefiart.

Graneisco. 8. Wdr3. Obs
sleid ole m6sliden Mnfren9ungen &C..
madt purben, elm Wotib fur Die 0ers
siftuns 5rau Stanforb's uno bamit
cine Spur bss Sbdtsrs gu finben, 1T
bies ni9t 9elungsn. 0erbaftungen
tuurbet teine borgenommen. Die 2eute,
bic nit Der unteriu9ung betraut fno.
bstpabren Gtiai9weisen, bod meiB
man, bob Der frtibere 9ausoiener Grau
Stanforo's, gilbert geperIp, iOuie bic
9ienerin glisabstb &idmono unb bic
6-8 anoeren Siener, meiFens @bine.
fen iibertpaat tperben.
Cine i~orefdItige l1nteriu4un9 oes
WineralmaRers, nod behen @ebrau4
6rau STANFORD i'm Sanuar ~ertrantte,
bat erseben, bob bafelbe in einem GEE
m6bnlidsn Waheralaie Is un3en) I
@ran Strp9nin snibislt, wdbreno I
Gran s~sw6bnli& i9on gsnilgt, INN
einen Msni9sn gu t6btsn.
g Tranctsco, 8. Wdr3.
Wau erfdbrt, baB @. g Sadion, Der
@eiddftsfibrer Der @tanforo.I potbete
3u Palo Mlto Jrau STANFORD am 6.
Geb. fur 10 Gents boppslfoblenfaures
Natron ~bertaufte urIb es nit anoeren
Sinssn JrI. Berner, bic f9 bel 6rau
STANFORD befanb, iibergab. Die
Glafde nit benz ibri9en Natron bot
Sadion ieinem Mobofaten iber9eben
unb berweigert jebe ueitere Musfunft.
Or. Sorbon unb 3bimotbp 9opfins
bon Gan Graneiseo, Elm 9rufee Der
Stanforb-u niberftdt tuerbeu morgen
nod Sonolulu abreifsn um bic 2ei&e
6rau Stdnforb's in i6re Obbut 3u
nebmerl unb ibren Sob 3u unterfu4e1.
Sie uerben nit Der 2ei&e 3uriidfe6ren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-04
. DeaewsRe1ts,

Stmotb1- Eertaufspreie: SO 69-l2 81.
Rice Sersaufsprefe: Is 00-Sl0.o0
&eli&torn HersaufspreHs: ie rad bz
0ueIttdt, AZ bts &c.
3afT-ee&dIt 44-46e; In ben zetrea
sS.00-s1O.00 per 5enne. Reaer 8a-85e.
Strob-RreVe. ie mad BEN 0rah. h Hsb
len, 81. 00-$6.5O. r
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-04
3m9sfoaiTom.
Z Yerfoneu toot, 20 berlebt.

pittsburg, 3. Wdr3. Bel
Clifton Station. 8 Wsilsn tpeHli9 bon
bier fieben 2 @rtra3iSe, beioe bon
@lebelanb, O., bic auf Der 5abrt nod
Wafbington tuarer. a%ufeinanber. Der
erfe 3ug bate 9ebalten UNI cine &s-
paratur bOr3unebmen. Der stpeite 3us
fOlgte 10 raid, bob Der Sisnalmann
feline 3eit bate, melt genus 3uriidsu-
geben UNI ben 3uiammsnftOB au bsr-
binoern.
9luf benz srfsn 3uge bsfano fi9 Elm
Battalion pioniere ben Sbio. Der
3psite 3us bra9te ben 8ippseanoe
Club boz, @lebelano nit. gr bate
cine Rapele unb 80 Oamen bel R9.
I'm S9merfen liiten bic paha9iere
bes Iebten Wa9ons bonn porbersn 3uge.
Die Srtmmer fingen Seuer urb Der
san3e erffe 3us iowie 8 Wa9en bes
ameiten nerbransten.
gs tuurben 3hge absei9idt, un bic
Sooten uno 8erlebten bierber au brin-
gen.
Naior s. .. WcQuisg, tpel&er bas
ptonier.1 Battalion befebligte, bat beibe
8sine gebro9en uno 8erlebungen an
Der QUITE. Ct tuirb mabrf&einli9
herben.
Bis Mitterna9t mar ermitteIt, bob
BataiIonsarat Or. Wun. 6snbrid tobt
mar. 0erlebt uuroen:
Waior 5. 9. MeAuiss. @eorse
@einp. George Gannan. 6. Orbiber,
Charles stursis. Jrant SobnHOn,
George @erbromsti, Sergeant Wc-
Srifb, @sorse Wegabe Garbis), 2euts
nant 5. ganberbers. g. 6 Sapis.
Capt. 8edlsr. Moi. @alter Wcarron,
Sames 8rap. .. 8. pinnep, Quar-
tierwsifer. Glopo palmsr, lieutenant
Clifford @. 6astins. 6ugb gibmann,
lieutenant eugene Stearn, lieutenant
6. %. Briggs. 6. u. Bomb.
Saff ale 0erlebte finb bon glebs.
lamb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-04
9Dnamtteyplofom.
A Wann toat. 6 perlebt.

PiteoiIIe. 3D., 3. Wd,S. Sn
benz Eager u. 8. @aligan's zines
9~ontrattors Der @~bsaiapeate & Ohio
8abn, bas 10 Meilen fibIi9 BON bier
liest, wuroen burd cine Spnamit.
@rplofOn Wm. Ban Sooie, Sans
Notins, Mnberion @obinfon unb Wm.
Mc@uire s%et6otet, Wiaiam Moonep,
@raop Sobnfon i9uer, Butler &innsp,
Bod Simmer uno 2 Staliener leidter
perltbt. Die 2sute periudten sefrores
mes Spnamit auf3utbauen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-04

Indianapolis Detail BertmufspreHe:
Rarsreutb SIee $6.5OIS1. 90.
Rotber $6.00-$6.7 ".
Nlftfe 81. 25-$8.OO.
gIfalfa $8.60-S9.0O.
@eiber $9. 60-$10.25.
6anct Timotbb $1.85-$1.90.
@ewdblter ST. 80@$1 .a6.
Briaa 81. 75S$1. &c.:
Ganct 2entndy 4Iausrab $1.40-Q.Bo-
@gtra reines IN Gbaf 5Oc-60c.
Or9arb @rab 81. 45-$1.60
&eb Top IN @bdf 85c-$1. 26.
Beiber Soma Santer, Safer 6Oc-60e.
Betber Sli1ois 45c--55c.
Saraen Corn tueib ittb geIb 81. 10-$l.0S
@mber Su6errobr Sarien sl-1.26.s:
@nftIage @orn 9Oc@$1.l 10.
Sriibiabr 1erfe 9~0c--$1.10.3
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-04

u EN- Orleans, 8. Mdra. Der
Dampfer Colombia, Der nit Baum.
yule belaoen bonn @ua9ita 6luKe an
Der Werfte antam. fiebt in 6Iammert
unb tpiro mabri9einli9 b~oItdnbis aer.
t6rt tperoen.
g m 8 orleans 8, 8. Wdr3. Der
Sampfer Columbia. @igentbum Der
Garter padst Co., tpurbs bur& 5euer
Hart bef9dbiat. gr bate 1882 galen
8aumpolle unb anbere @aaren ge.
laben. Gin 8beil Der 2abung mar
sel6iat. Ser S9aben betrdat $50, 900
unb III burd IerR9erung boaauf gee
bedt.
6dfIin oben.
Waoi billie, 4p., 8.
Wdr3, Mus benz biefgen @efdngnifs
entfamsn Isbte Na9t Souls Wilburt,
Self Worsan, Sobn 0al, ole brei bes
WOrhes angetlast, See abbott In IS
JdlIen Der 5dli9uns unb Otto a,m.
frong bes ginbru&s angeflagt. Sic
MusreiBer batten ollie BON auswdrts,
benin an ei1sm binteren Tenfer tuarer,
bic giienfdbe bon auben our9geidgt.
@enator=W all.
Sefferon @itp, no.. 8.
Wdrs. Bel Der 81. Mbfimmuns bot
Der Tomtntrte bes republifanif9sn
@aueus, Niebrinsbaus. 3wei ueitere
Stimmen berIDren.
9as @efultat mar:
Riebringbaus So, @odreu 20, 3e-
rsns Is. WeRinlep S, Wbpbad 1,
WeSnbol l.
Wprb unb SELF m o b.
Suta, s. E.. 8. Ndrs. wia
8. Neet. Is Sabre oft, t6btete feline
Jrau unb bann fi9 feIbf. sic tuaren
gsffern bon ibrer 6o&aeitsreiie aurtid.
sstsbrt. 6interlaRene 8riefe beueiien.
baB bic 8bat bon beiben Betbsilieten
9eplant mar.
Gin Wib?
90 abin9ton n, pa., 3. Wdrs.
slbolpb 8. Blo9, uel&sr sefern Mbsnb
b~ebauptets, sr babe Jrau 9ate 6alfin-
ger ermorbet uub iein gruber @u9en
Jet baftir au ALLENTOWN. pa., sebdnst
ruorben, bat Mles uiberrufen; bic
Sadie fei nur sii i6le&ter Wib bon
ibm getpsien. SroBbem nebmen bic
Beb5roen cine srtinolide untsriu9un9
Dor.
aIIentomn, 3d., 8. Wdr3.
Sie bieise poli3ei 9laubt ni4t on bas
@etdnbniB glbOlpb Blo9's, bab er
5rau GalRnser ermoroet babe.
Sur &ooenelt.
Mufin, Ser., 8. Mdra. Beibe
Sduisr Der 2esislatur inbOifrtsn beute
nit tparn1er Worten bic politit bes
prdFoentsn &oOiepelt ge8en bic Stanos
arb Oil 60. mnb ben 6leifdtruf.
Mngetla9t.
Wafhin 9 t o n, 8. Mdr3. Bin.
ger Ssrmann, frtiber Rommifdr bes
@enerallanbamtes purbe beute bon
ben @roBgefdworeneu angetlagt, IS
8riefe aus ben 2opirbt9ern Deg @e-
nerallanbamtes entfsrnt 81 baben.
pofal III 6 amor n.
90 abineton. 8. Mdra. Spre=
der Cannon pirb mor9en Elm mafRber
iilbsrner potal ais 3ei&en Der Mdtuns
ieitens rNitalieber beg Sauies, bemo=
fratiIher tpie reDublitaniiher. lberz
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-04
WrA@te nab 0tsnAfe.
te.

HepfeI-$2. 00-$3. 80 PEI Tab.
Nananem-0espdbIte $1.26 BIB $1.B pa
Brn@, smeite naaIttdt 76e BIB $1.oo.
RotusuANe-$3.6 px Quxbsrt.
G~ttronem-$2. 66-3.2 |.
Dransen-Sanc4 California NGpeIs $3.50
Sloriba $2.1O bts $2.60.
sBirnen 76c-$l. 90 per DufbeI.
SancY Dirnen-$1.6 80 ter Crate.
Teigen Surprua 11-l6e bas Bfunn.
DotteIn &c per pfunb, go Bfs. 3sfea.
Nener Soni8-16c.
-MaIasas $3.50.
0enRf.
%otbe &iben-$1.76 PEE Sat.
Rraut-eee bis 76e pei Sab.
BIumenfobI 1926 Yer Sat.
gmrfen 40e ser xorb.
gelerb-per 8xn& zoe.
Ra~rtofeIn 81. 0k-l.10 per Sad.
eabtartoffeIn So D-S.25 per Tab.
gtabieje 26e-80c pei Dusenb Uxn4es.
8miebetn = 81 pei Baibel.
spanit&e 8rpiebeln 81. sc ter Gsate.
Napp 1obneu S2.10 pee DuibeL
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-04

@ebe1 Ro. Q rotber $1.ls srf Osisn
ies. SLIT Don 1eabIen; SO. 8 rotk9 81. 10
Ndr5 81. Is; Basexpebe1 &l.16.
3orn (neaes) - go. l weib 81: 30. 4
wetb z6ae; 30 Q wetb 46ie; 80. 4 melt.
44}e; 70. 2 wetb seurf4t l5as 70. Q
wetb semti8t 454c 20. 4 pess eemii4t
44}e; 80. 2 seIb 464c; 20. 8 GELD Is ;
go. 4 se6 A3c; SO. 3 senfi6t 49,;
20. 8 aensi&t 46e; 20. 4 sesf9t 4l4s;
3oIben 46c.
0ater- 10. 3 metber 3d.; 70. 8 ustte
e24e; 70. 2 0euif&ter 82}e; 30. 8 seusij4tx
62e.
Qeu = 80. 1 atuaotbs SO Is; 70.
2, $40. 90.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-04
0snai {.
0et@Ia0teteS SteN.

Trtt@es Rtnbfep&-N eFIi&e Stere - 81
7e; biefise etiere 8--8}e; 4ieiee Nsnbes
$50 bic f00 &fuab 7e; bteftge 3dbe zoe
Dts $50 4furh &c 3iibe $50 BIZ ESQ Ptrnb
&C.; etier goroerpiertsI &c, etier Stntes'
pterteI lie, Sinh 3trterpterteI Sc. R&ab
gorberpiertsI &c. Rub 8OrherpierteI 43e, &aB
NtntersserteI 7ic.
Erij9es RaIbfeti9-Rdtber lie, 3tnter'
rierteI 13e, Borberpierte! g..
Jrii9es e&sTiei4 - 2aznn,sr pei ptrnh
12e ; S@afe 9}e; e@enieI l8e; Rods hrs.
18e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-04
Scr &ongreb
Minlmt na4 beiBem 8e1rdben ale SeruiQignngs
bills aI.

gSabinsom ant gorabenbe Der inauguration BEG Yrdfbenten &ookbet.
llmterfudung gegen ben 6leiidtrnt in Milwanke. - Sdiisbranb
81 Stem Orlenus. ltnkrintmug hber ben Sob 6rn
etanforSs. Sie6en Gefangene 81 Nfaoions
piae, &p, entaoben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-04

RATE.
gngros . Eerfa ufspreiie SmSpfti.ts
e9peberfdie 80c per Efans ~ein5eimiqs.
S9wepertdfe 17c, @iseomFn Cream 9 9d!s
133, Nem gori ebebbars l8}e, einoesmis
f&er 2iasburser 13-14e. Grid 18-llc.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-04
Airfe = 0erdu@erts DratrtxR &c
6ranifartsr TIC; Bologna In 4,arusea e, I:
Tu& SIC.

Dwttes, 9tes NmD OeRAeeJ
GAMBLER besabIem foIsenbe Rreie:
Ss1tter Country. zoe, GreomerS 8B.,
eIei1 sc.
Gir-20e per Dutenb.
Si5ner los, Sdtne 5. Turfebs-lO-14e.