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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-05-10
Letter to NJ. Kennedy.
4Anderson, s. G.. /,

Dear Sir: Here's something every
painter and builder ought tO know.
Mr.. J.J. Hall, Sheffs i'd, Pa. painted
two houses. 5 years ago, lead and oil;
took 40 gsllons. Last year, b. painted
Devoe; bought 40 gailone: had 10 ieft.
He Ii one OF thousands. The know.
lege Ia getting about pretty generally,
that Dsvoe goes further than anything
elBe.
Have you found 1t out In your own ex
perience?
How much further?
suppose q job amounts to 10 900 square
feet how much less Dsvoe Gould you
buy7
Is 1t as easy paint? Doc, 1t cost any
more or less to put on by the gallon than
anything else? how much?
If flt costs no more to pnt-on Devoe by
the gallon. II costs less oy the foot you
know, for thu gallon does more feet.
How 'uuch les. do you find 1t, for
Lasta, say, twice as long; that Is the
owners gain; but perhaps you reckon It
yours; SONS do. The time, when that
comes-ip, is when he gives-eut the next
jon.
Who gets it9 ';;l
Yours truly,
iSts; J. +. w. IDEvoE. e. CO.
.s3 +. S!:-W l.. Brissev sells our paint. !.
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Judge Prince Comments on Soft Voiced
Country Folks.

Judge Prince enjoys ridiculous
doesn't wear the stern, austere expres-
sion of most judges. He studies each
witness az he is placed on the stnnd,
and frequently asks questions on
points which the attorneys do not
bring out.
Yesterday morning while well
known magistrate was on tho stand,
the court had difficulty i'm understands
ing the magistrates testimony. Judge
Prince asked him the second time to
speak out" followed by tn. remark:
81 have never in all my life seen 80
many soft voiced people as are in
Greenville county" which evoked no
end of amusement.
In the midst of the Grandy murder
trial yesterday morning, the solicitor
asked for Il beer bottle. The der p.lties
began to look at each other, wondering
it ench ! thing was to be found, when
Judge Prince broke the silence with
the remark: There's plenty of them
lying. around here," whereupon q
search was made. and the long -necked
bottle was fished up ont of one of the
jury rooms. ms.-Greenville Herald, eth
inst.
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The labor and expense of farming can
oe great y lessened by having improved
ana up-to-d date I'm plements- such as are
sold by Sullivan Hardware Co.
That Beautiful Gloss.
comes from the vsrnish in DEVICES Var
nish Floor Paint; costa cents mole q
quart though. Sold by w. l.. Brissey.
Free Ride on the street cars to
Snipes Gallery, if you wan: az much as
one dollars worth of photo work. Prices
lower than any other gallery in Ander-
aon, and nothing but high class work.
We Will frame your pictures of all sizes.
we have large lot Nf frame material on
hand which we would like for you to in
spect, and with two experienced frame
makers, we think we can give satisf,c-
ton both In style and prices. We have
small pictures enlarged to anv size.
Respectfully. f. NJ. Snipes, the Veteran
Photographer. 35-3m
MONEY TO LOAN-A few thousand
dollars TO lend on Land for clients. Ap.
ply to B. f. Martin, Attorney-at-Law.
MONEY TO LOAN for home clients
on easy terms.
Simpson & Hood, Attorneys.
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Lowndesville News.

Last Saturday night Mr.. Il. b.
Bushels Of corn and 8 cove, were de-
atroyed by fire between and 10
o'clock. The origin of the fire ia sup
posed TO be incendiary, as tracks were
jonnd leading to the barn. The fire
was first discovered by a tenant, who
was first ON the scene and saved the
horses and mules by breaking down
she stable doors. & heavy rain was
Ealing here, accompanied by heavy
thnnder and lightning. but only q gen.
he rain fell at MI. Hutchison's, about
Ave miles from here, with no thunder
sT lightning at all, and it is not at all
probable it was struck by lightning.
Thisis heavy loss, as there was no
assurance. J
Bon. julius E. Boggs will deliver a
boulxe ia the Presbyterian Church
Mere. next Sunday at II O'clock, to
hir. George Wilson, OF Warrenton,
vas in town Monday on business.
Miss Ella Flnyd, of Walhalla, is
5isiting her, sister. Mira. D. X. Cooley.
Miss Eliza Kay has returned from o
Msit to Abbevliie.
Miss Leila Mosriey spent few days
recently in Anderson with her bro other.
Mr. and Mrs. Lem Reid and chill
dIan, Of Iva, We're in town Sunday
with relatives.
Miss Ida Watson has returned to
Anderson after short visit to her
,ister, Mira. Boiin Allen.
Miss Kate Hutchison has closed her
school at Librrty andis now at the
81 Velei.
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A Wonderful Sayjnu.

The largest Methodist Church in Ceor
Rih used 81 gallons Of l.. IL NJ. mixed
with :! gallons of oil, thus making paint
cost about 81 :" per gallon. They caicu-
lated 10 use 100 gallons of otner paint.
Shren about 100, aud also got big
l.. * NJ, because their customers call for
| 1t, and say they used j. II, II ard even 80
years ago
ID mt pay 81 80 a gallon for linseed OIL
"hich You co In ready-for-use paint.
Buy oil fresh from the barrel at GO
cents per gallon, aud mix it with T.. Il NJ
| Paint.
It makfs paint c1st about Sl.2O per
gallon. Sold by r B. Craytou, Ander.
son; II. l.. Hopper, Belton; Il. c. Jack.
son, Iva.
When you want a good Harrow or
lul'lvatoE you should call on Sullivan
nhrdware Co and inspect their line.
Their stock comprises all of the latest
ana most improved Implements.
A Lesson In Health.
Healthy kidneys filter the impurities
| good health In impossible. Foley's Kid.
| ney Cure makes sound kidneys and will
positively cure all forms Of kidney and
bladder disease. 1t strengthens the
whole system. Sold by Evans Phar-
macy.
Every farmer should have one of Sui
Ivan Hdw. Co.'S. Adjustable Keystore g
Weeders. These Weeders are the best
shallow Cultivators on earth and are
great weed exterminators. You will
| certainly be pleased with one of the I'm. i.
| plements.
A Revelation.
1'you will make inquiry 1t will be q
revelation to you how many auccnmh to
kidney or bladder troubles in one form
or another. II the patient ia not beyond
medical aid, Foley's Kidney cure will
cure. 1t never disappoints. Sold by
Evans Pharmacy.
"Should Old Acquaintance Be FORGET
And Never Brought to Mind"
When you need anything usually kept
In Drug Stores don't forget that White
| 81 Wilhite are generally open from 10 q.
m. to p. ID. Lucas Paints, as good as
| the best and as cheap as the cheapest, al
ways on hand.
The Patent Victor Heel Sweeps, sold
by Sullivan Hdw. Co. are verv popular
with many farmers. The Wings or
Blades OF these Sweeps ara attached with
bolts 10 q Standard OF Malleab]e Iron
which will not break. The Wings can
ea>ily be d etached and sharpened. The
Sweep never has to be set $50 th original
ser Is never changed. For this reason
they are very popular.
Travelling is Dangerous.
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Engineer Drunk While Running a Train

st. Matthews. May 4.-Tuesday night
several residents Of this place boarded
the SOuthern's train from Charleston
to Columbia ut Orangeburg and it was
not long before it became evident that
something was wrong. by the lurching
and sudden jnrring movements of the
train. On reaching this place the en-
gineer was found to be almost help
!essly drunk. The conductor, Capt.
Murray who was in charge of the train,
had the engineer removed to the bag
gage car and wired to the authorities
for an engineer to carry the train to
Columbia. An engineer was sent from
Branchville to take the train on and
meanwhile the many passengers had a
tiresome wait. Among the passengers
were several prominent men.
The run on which this incident Oc-
Cured is on tho Charleston division of
tho Southern and the Columbia Office,
superintendent Williams. knew moth
ing OF it until informed yesterday by
representative of The State that the
information above was in the posses
sion Of this newspaper. The States
Charleston correspondent was instruct
ed to see superintendent Heether but
his reply was as follows:
;, charleston, May 4.-Superintendent
Heether was out Of the city to. day and
could not be communicated with. No
information about the alleged drunk
enness of the engineer could be got
from the other officials who were seen
and they all referred The States repre-
sentative to Mr. Heether for any state
ment which may be made upon the
matter"
This, of course, ia very serious mat
ter and the penalty under the rules of
the railroad is instant dismissal for the
offending engineer. A pathetic feature
Of the case is that the eDgineerin Ques-
tion is said to be one Of the oldest in
the service and has made an honorable
record.-The State.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-05-10

Genuine Terrell Thick Center Heel
sweeps are All sct and sharpered, ready
i"r use Those S""eps are manufactured
iio'h hhcst quality spring tempered
steel, which IL ,ures the .;werps rciaiuiny
thtir orlGinhl SCI. These sweep. are
sold by Sullivan Ifiw. co.
t"ley'- Honey and Tar contains no
npatts ana can safely he given to chill
dr"h ani IL peculiarly adapted for asth
mn, bronchitis and huarseneas Sold by
l.Nanh IInArluuru
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On Thursday afternoon, May lth
Mr. Romus Henderson and Miss
Annie Gordon Dickson were united in
marriage by Rev II. G.. iigon. The
room was decorated with lovely roses.
TEe bride WAS dressed in white or
snntlir. Miss Annie is tho eldest
hnngh'er of the late Prof. w. A. Dick
IN. Mr.. and Mrs. Henderson will be
home to their many friends In An
scrsUu.
Miss j";:rie i'aucum, who has been
,tarhiu. lr.e the past winter, has re
iurneu 10 her home at Moryen, y. T..
{. T.. Smith and Charlie Campbell,
rom Bolton, were the guests Of G.. f.
Smith Saturday and Sunday.
j. 4. Campbell and sister. Miss
Annie, spent Friday with their uncle,
DR.. 5. G. Bruce, at Henderson.
Born. unto Mr.. and Mrs. James Cole,
Oh April 20, son.
MI. Eugene FAINT and family, from
Anderson, have moved near here. MIR.
Fant is having a nice dwelling erected
Oh his place near here
Misses Lois and Kate O'Neal, from
Anderson, visited the Misses Bruce
Sunday. Miss Lois will spend awhile.
Mrs. Rufus Boggs has been quite
Hck with nervous indigestion.
Il. Z. Smith and daughter, Miss
Yarina. spent Thursday with relatives
IN Anderson. His niece, Mrs. Charlie
dodge. died few days before.
Rev. and Mrs. II. B. FAINT, of An
iarson, are with their son, Eugene
Rant.
Prof. J. 6. Graham attended SER
vices at Bethel Sunday.
Rev. w. b. Hawkins was unexpect-
saly called away Saturday night by
,he sad news of his mothers death in
Georgia.
The morning services last Sunday
we're conducted ut the Baptist Church
by Rev. H. B. FAINT. of Anderson.
Mr. and Mrs. Will. McCarley, from
near Anderson, visited relatives here
&st Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Luta Mahatfey, who has been
eaching near Iva, has returned home
TO spend the summer.
Julian Bruce, of Anderson, is spend
mg awhile at his grandmother's, Mrs.
I. Z. Bruce.
Quite number of our citizens are
expecting to go to Atlanta Oh the ex-
sursion. Pansy.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-05-10

= No matter how great ones mis-
fortune, hope will spring up amid the
ruins. Some bright flower will be
found rooted among the fallen pillars.
Where the jackal prowls through the
night the dove seeks her food in the
morning.
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What is FoIey's Kidney Cure ?

Answer: It is made from u prescrip
tion of leading Chicago physician, and
one OF the most eminent in the country
Inc ingredients sre the purest that mon !.
ey can buy, and are scientifically com
bined to get their utmost value, Sold bv
Evans Pharmacy.
Sullivan Hardware Co. have tremen
dous stock OF we'll selected Cotton Hoes.
Their Hoes have good, full-s:zed. vol
seasoned straight handles and blades of
proper set and perfect temper. They can
Furnish these Hoes with or without
riVots through the shanks.
VIII Cure Consumption.
A. A. Herren, Finch, Ark, writee:
"Foley's Honey and Tar is the best pre-
Paarati9on for coughs, colds and lung trou.
bic. know that it has cured consump-
ticn iii the first stages'' You never
heard ofany one using Foley's Honey
and Tar and not beicS satisfied. Sold by
Evans Pharmacy.
MONEY TO LOAN-On good real
estate security in city or country. APP
ply to Paget Il Watkins Attys at law.
Brick Range
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Travelling is Dangerous.

which are kept in pisce In the body BY
delicate attachments. This Ia the reason
that travellers, trainmen, street car men,
teansters and all who drive very much
suffer from kidney disease in some form.
Foley's Kidney Cure strengthens the
and bladder diseases. Geo. H. Hausan,
locomotive engineer, Lima, o., writes:
Constant vibration Of toe engine caused
me great deal of trouble with my kid
neys, and l got no relief until used
to'ey's Kidney Cure" Sold by Evans
Pharmacy.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-05-10

TOR ALE--I,0 900 bushels Cow Pess
IN neY Ysacks. T.. ~. S:ovilis. General
-Mefc,Hndise, @ angebuig, s. 4. (
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-27
&entmdp Golfs
MmiiFren fih auf eisene @eiie.

2onbon n. 9p., 26. Deg. @sfiern
Ibenb langte bier bic Na9eidt Elm bon
Der @rmoroung zines SiIfs-S berif's
unb 3tpsier betannten Bbreer in 2eslie
60. su Big Sort, 20 MeiIen BON
Dublin. mar elm s9ieBen auf Srut=
btibne nod Der alien Wanier arran9iri
tuorben. l1eber bic Reiultnte fam es
gum Sramalle uno ss folsts Elm al-
semsinsr 3ampf. Soc Wilion, Sad
Robsrts unb Elm Silfsiberif tuuroen
eri&oHen.
Der Sheriff q. %. Worsan bsrbaf.
tete nit ollie BON Birgern Sobn Duff
unb Safe Wilion unter Dem 8eroadte
oes Worbes. Muf Mler 2ittle tpirb Gee
fabnbet.
zines O ean=
semen.
@l 3 al 0, Ser., 26. Se3. Soparo
@benumetb, melder 3u so Sabren
3u1tbaus berurtbsilt mar tpegen @r.
mproung bon Stabimari9aQ Silburn
au Silpsr @its. 81. d.. tpuroe lebte
Iadt bon Mastirtsn bsfrsit, Die ben
@efdnsniBmdrtsr acknowledged uno In
@bsnowstb's 3sle einiperrtsn.
6
betrad gen.
Wafhi n o n, 26. Deg. Spre.
der Cannon ftente fi& beute i'm MeiBen
6auIe Elm. gr tpolte tiur feline @eibs
nadtgliifpiniGe ausipreten, tonnte
aber aud oisiss ni8t pOlbringsn. ba
Der prdfiosnt einen lungen &itt in bas
9ano binaus unternommet bate.
gr Iisb fi9 oarauf nit 3eitungsoer-
tretern auf elm allaemein pelitii6es
@eiprd9 Elm unb berfi4erte lie, oaB oie
rationale 8eisbgebuns uno ipeaiea oas
&eprdientant.nbaus mod ebeniO res
prdientib iei als our 3sit oa oas 2anb
10 Wiqipnsn ginuobner ssbabt babe.
au9 bic alsemeine Woral babe fi&
gebeHert. Das Bolt lei ebrlider uno
moralif9er mis in frtberen Sahren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-27
GrMtor0et
WsrSen sipsi Entertainer in Msritu.

90 Arlington, 9. g.. 26.
DECEMBER. Dos Staatsoepartement
ielsgrapbirte beute benz @Oniul Drills
81 gbibuabua in WericO, f9 fofort
nod benz Orts 81 bsgebsn, no tn ben
leBten $agen1 bic beioen Nmerifaner
@utberforb unb McMurrap srmorbet
purbsn, uno ban Gal gu unteriu6en.
Sinffab, Der 8efbsr Der 8iebsidtss
rel, mo Der Moro be9an9en wuroe, unb
elm 0iebtreiber. Hamens .Sbortp",
wuroen als Der $bat Dered9tis ner=
haftet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-27

6rti9es RtnofeH@-NsnIt&s 3tiers - 81
CSC; biefise et!ere 74-8s; bisiee Nsxoa
$40 bis no Rfunb 7e; bteHpe Sabs 400
Bis $50 gfrnb al. 3lbe $50 btS $50 Rfusb
5te; stier gorserrterfd &c. etse- etsters
u.grtel l0ic, Rtab otstsrp.sstei l0}s, Rinb
gorbsrutsrtsI &c. Rub S~osSsrpiertsI 4ie. &sb
omterpiertel IL.
5riides NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. loo. 1txtsr,
uisrtsI 1910, BorberuterteI 7ie.
Jrii9eS S@aiIei& - Sdusses PEI Rfxnb
lie ; G@afe SSe; 6&exiel l8e; Hedl tsr1s
18e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-27
6elpm6t
3wei Ressr.

Columbia. 6. g., 26. Se3.
Sier 1T bte Ha6ri9t bon elmer 2pn=
9erei gu 8ernmea singetrohen.
Sheriff @rsi9 bat @oup. Sepparo
telspbonirt, baB bic sanae Sade bruias
Ter Marb mar, bab bilfOie @sfangens
ON bslsn Sage abeei&la&tet wuroen
uno baB gsamte fia i&werer pfi&ts
pernadIdifsunsen fdulois ma&ten.
Die @elpn9ten finb suei &eser, bic
ben tpsibsn 2aufmann 8. g. @rab-
bod ermoroet batten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-27

Sugar 1ureb e&txtea - gxfe nuaItdt
1870 pfunb la, ID Rfuxb 13s; 1o-l2
Rfuno ID; 8wette naaiitdt Sole Rfunh
12c ; Is Efinb l2e /; IL Rfuxb Ice ; 10
HtinD l2c
0@uItern-QnaI. gureb. 10 bH 90 Pfumb
TN Dur9i9nttt. SIC; Is Bfusb DurGicnttt,
Sc, 10 BIS IL Etunb S3e.
Hrnahfdse pe6-3Iarer SHoltb Eurtb l7}e
sspdbIter' 6uear Gureb l7&e. 81 Ifnxb ta
DurGi&nstt l5}e 8 bts Q Rhfxs tm Tur@s
i9nttt lac; 10 BIB 10 Rtaxb ts Dur9f9nit
l3e; 64fanb TIM Dar@i@xtt. i@naaI, l2}e.
8 pfunb TN Dur@i@mtt. i4maI. le2e.
eped-RIare Settsn, 90 ID 20 Rtxnb tn
9ur@i@nttt. .l03e; 4Iare esttsxt 20 BID 80
Rtunb, lie; SlGre Bellies, 81 ID 90 Bfanb,
Zoe; 1s Bis 81 sfe.. l0}e; IL BID 16 Rfunb,
re; 2Iare @adex, b. 60 Ptmxb, l03e;
saiden Ii BIB 1e 4fvnb 11ae; NGss NAdsx 6
Bic 8 Bfanb. 7he
GaIifornii@e e@txfen-s BIZ 8 4tsxh 8ae:
Q bts 10 Tfrnb &c.
eped. gnsI.-geDdbIter. 8 bts 10 Eiunh
Ins Dur&i&mtti, I4e; u b8 IL Bfumb Ia
Dur&iGutt. lac.
0ep66eItes S@uetRefef0 - &Ho@sxIoisS
Sanep Big sec. 80: alarss Dssa $3.50: Saab
- $19.0o; etort GIea 1890; 1euupf
S16 60.
0eh6rrtes SstabRe1@ - 0@tnfs1, reg.
ests, 12}c; 1ubuiettsa 94S Sansxi. 10
Qn66eI 1876.
S9unab = h Tieeesi-L Dual. etc; 3
nuaIttdt 91s: 8. naaIitH 9ts
&arfe Oerdu4erts 0ratpmR 6le.
Ssasdtsrtss 7e: Bologna b Odruaea e. Il
md B1<e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-27
Erii@te une 0emhie.

SSruc3te uu0 ~
Tra@te.
NepfeI - Suite 3o&apfeI $500 per SOB.
Iananen 81. 00-1.25; tIetne 7be-$l.oo
gttronen 81 0O-4.bO per RIPE
Dransen - $2.b0-8.b0 per Rife.
Srauben TAG per 8orb.
8irnen $1.VQ-1.25 per 8uibeI.
0emHfe
@otbe Raben 25e per Dutenb gan4es.
geIerp 25s-i0e per Bun9.
Differ gIant 16c per Dutenb.
Rraut - 81 .0o-l.2s per Sat.
glumsnfobI $a.5o per Dutsnb.
@urfen - $l..0 Der Dusenb.
ealat - 12kc per Pfunb.
geteritIie 15e per Dusenb 8ux&es.
3artofeIn - Coo TIC per gufbeI.
SabtartpfeIn = Birsinia $l.75; Salti'
NOR Sac -3.95 Seriep $3.50 $500
per SaB.
2rpiebeIn - 3otbe unb rpeibe $l.3b per
bunoert YfunS ; Spanii9e 8wiebeln s1.o'
per &ifte.
Stabilize Ice per Dutenb.
Spinat - 10c per Buibel.
tomatoes S. per Grate.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-27
SmtHsnaMri@ten.

q m y o t: vWeIaba" bon 2onoon,
yOsfart" bon @brifioniano; vNsru
Oorf" bon Soutbampton uno
g~berbourg.
Stem Oorf: .Nooroam" b. ROTTERDAM.
2iperpool: ,Denonian" BON Bottom.
amRerbam: .Mmffelopf" bon Nepport
Stems.
Neapel: vHoro.M merifa" bon Gapal.
9iperpool: ,@efrian" bon Bottom.
BouIogne: ,Statenoam" BON &otter'
BAN.
2iperpool: v2auyentian" BON pbtlas
belpbia iiber ct. Sobns, N. j.;
vSuniFan" bon ct. Sobn. q.
s., unb Saltfar.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-27

&ronprinSsffin gecilie bon preus
zen bat oas proteftorat iber ben
poltspirtM9aftli4en @erein our 5Or=
beruns Der Obfts un6 @emiiiebertper<
tung in Seuti9lanb iibernpmmen.
Der 8erein mill auBer anoeren Mrbeis
ten i'm nddften Sabre nit Der Grrid<
tung bon DISCRIMINATION pprgez
ben, in oenen praftifA unb unentgeltz
lid bic Jru9tperpertbuns selsbrt
miro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-27
lake ERIE & WESTERN R.

.Sabraeit Der 8iee..
abiaRrt 3asnn
IoIebe. gbteaso unb RiAioan Grprss-- : us fless
SoIebe, Detroit uub Gbfooo Btu ......s13.s SIS
Michigan Gttp, Dtnnris u. 2aiapetteGpI. 1t 10 tla.s
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-27
Hos @aeews@axss.

xtnnotbp-Bertaufspreie: % 6o-F.76
Riaet - Serfaufspreie: 81. O0-s6.0Q.
NeIGforn - Bertaufsuretie: ie aa6 b1
EuaIttdt. 81 bts 60c. Neues 40-46c.
3afr-sef4dIt 3s-84s; ~ bex astres
T.00-$8.O per 1enas. ReMer 80 "a.
e~trob-Prete. ie rad BEN grab. ca fser
len, $6.0O-$6.O0.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-27
edmereteu

Rotber 2~Ieeian1sn Sc .25-e.60.
gmslif&er 3Ieeiamen $3.50.
GIibfe 8Ieeiarten $.60O-S.b0
NIfaIfa RIeeiamen $8. 26-s.GO.
Beiber 2leeiamen $500.
@ewdbIter Sirnotbb $I.80-1.So.
Srbindrer bis gutter EiH,otbp 81 .so-I.76.
Sanep 8entudp gIausras S1.69-I.5s.
BIausras IN @taT Soc.
gnsIii&es 8IausroS $l.45.
Or9arb @ras s.. 7O-I.s0.
%eo Top IN @baf Bc-$l.le.
Rafer &orn 75e-$1.00.
Timber sSaeerrobr Sau1en SI.O0-l.s5.
8eiber Saferfarnen 40c
6ribiabrs @erfte $1.25.
0eibes arb seIbes Rorn 81. 00-i.2S.
%eb Sob @nfiIase $1.10-l.25.
Som Seas $l.76.
giuet ST.. 40 BIS $1.85.
SriibiabrssNe ien $1.40.
SetBrptebeI, iueibe, geIbe uno rutte $3.50
,er 8uiheI.
Sib $ 4artofeI, 9eIbe Serisp, Derusuba.
|eIbe yianienonb unb ilbIi@e NMeea $50, per
5ab; rotbe Hanfensnb &.75; Qualifications
$50.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-27
Mit san 9omingo
@il ii6 nniee &egiernng purldnfig nidt ~befa1en.
Gin bubr japaniber Staatsmanu as SOi6afer in 1albinston erpartet.
Srnbe in China in ansi6t. = Jfaban In elmer SoiaGtens
geiammlnng.

bielten bic Socialiten cine Yeriamm.
lung ab, um sesen Die Suben.N ahacrss
IN &ublano gu prOtsfiren, uno bel Die.
Ter @slesenbsit 3us Sen 6anforo aus
Rep Dorf, rpel8er auf benz focfalifiis
iaen Wabl3sttsl i'm Sabre 1904 als
8iee- prdfioent fgurirte, 9egen prdfi-
bent &ooIspslt uno bsKen MbminiRra.
tion au Sslbs, baB Der Der @erIammls
lung %6simobnsnbe poli3ift 6~anaforb
i'm auHOroerts, f9 81 mdbigen.
/. gowaro Woore, tpel6er ben 9orfs
in Der gsrinmmlung fibrts, bsosuists
benz Blaurode. baB er feline phidt
tibsrf4reits; ben1 bier3ulanbe herri9e
Rsoefreibeit. Der pOlisiff i8idte nod
Der bsna9bartsn poliseifation Inn
Silfe uno es tam aud cine ffarfe polis
seimannfdnft angeridt. bic Hd isood
jeoer @inmiidung entbielt, oa man fi9
iebt in Der 8eriammlung Der ruifiiGsn
Spra9e bsoients, bic tsiner Der 8Iaus
RIDE perftanb.
" Ell EN- dnqt I.
@afbington, 26. Ssa. 5rau
Rroiepelt bielt beute Nndmittag in
ibrer 9oge I'm @OlumbiasS heater einer
gmpfan9 ab.
Der prdRoent uno feline Satin tper=
ben nit ben itingeren 8inoern morgsn
firth nod benz Sansaufentbalte vplain
Dealing" In albermarle Co., 3d., ab.
reifen.
6 tatifif bes Mderbau.
bureaus.
Wafhin 9 o n, 26. Deg. Die
germeRuns bes 8Ooers burG bas
Wderbau Separtement Bat tpdhrenb
bes abgelaufenen Snbr.s Is. 1922, 800
acres ergebsn, nod benz Bureau quite.
ben. IS wuroen grbsbungen in %
Staten aema4t.
Die 3arten 3ei9en bic berfdiebenen
Irtsn bon 2ano unb ssbsn iibsr bai.
felbe siemli9 senaue @intunft.
q ouberneur5 SOLE.
g I. 2ouis 8, 26. Se3. 9lls Sou.
perneur Jclf bon 81. Souls gefsra
gefragt muroe, oh er Nustunft tber
ben Brief bon Der Staats= geb6rbe Der
Staatsgefdngnib. SnipsttOreu gebsn
f6nne, erDioerte Der @oupsrneur, Der
fd eeraoe in Ct. 9ouis aufbieIt:
sd babe tsinsrlei Brisfs bon ben
Snipsftoren Der staatsgefdngniB. ge.
b6rbe erbalten. Dieter Brief tpurbs
alerbinss In ben 3eitunaen bsr6fent-
li9t, i'd babe ibn aber ni9t erbaItsn.
Sails mir absr Elm berartiges @9rei-
ben augebsn iollte, bin i'd gerne bereit,
baHelbe at b%eantporten.
Sas ein3ise, mas i'd ibsr ben Be-
ri8t Der geb6roe gu iassn babe, iff,
baB bic Snipeftoren ihrs pflidtsn. bic
fe bod gut fennen fonten, psrseKen su
baben i4einsn. 90 fnb biss pai9ten,
bic i6nen bcs @eieB auferIsst.
Sas @eisb tpdlat auf bi.ie Snipef.
loren cine gerantuortli9fsit, bic fis
ni9t Ohne meiteres bon R9 tperfen
t6nnen, sic fno bie @efdngnibbe.
b6rbe unb ieoes Nitslisb srbdlt $3.50
oas Sabr, uel&e Summs Der Staat
besablt fur bic Sienfts, bis fs Isifen.
Sic nshmsrl bas @slo. tpsissra f&
aber ibre pfi&ten su tbun. Sic Bee
baupten, baB He feline 0olma1t baben.
Shre Soama4t 1T senau bonn @sisb
porgef9rieben. Nus btsiem 8runbe
beffebe Id oarauf. bob Re Yinee tbur.
bic bas Geieb einfa9 bon ibnen sers
lan9t."
Opfer oes p igen 8 u g.
baItfpteIs.
SuIliban. 26. BEG. Sobn
@oroon, Sobn oes u. g. 8orbon, if
seffern an 8erlsbunsen aeftorben. bic
er Dor 10 Sagen beim Jubbaqipielen
erbalten batte.