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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-17
WOMEN ON THE RANCH.
Household Problems They Must
Face When Miles from ing Store.

There was once upon time Montana ranch
woman, who having a Down East Yankee of a
husband cater for. awaited herself OF a passing
cowboy to send to the nearest grocery, twenty
seven miles distant. for some dried Goldfish I'm
luckily for her. she neglected to write her order
in full
The cowboy returned empty handed and apollo
getic
Sorry, but we sure couldn't make out that note
Of vourn nohow' he said. Me and Cayuse George
and Calamity Henry and Dynamite and Texas joe
and Tiger-Eye we all put our heads together. and
not an onerv one of US could remember as we'd
ever so much as heard on cod Sure not. Calam-
ity Henry lowed he thought it We're a kind OF
necktie you wanted for your neck and Cayuse
George was plumb sure he'd seen it advertised as
patient medicine. 1 give 1t up. Anyhow. Six
Shooter John who keeps the grocery layout up to
Dead-Injun, don't keep it"
you didn't know what Goldfish was?'' exclaimed
the irate ranch woman
His face fell
well if you wanted Goldfish. why in the name
Of Medicine Mary didn't you say SOP" he demanded
Indignantly What you wrote 'cod'-there
warnt no fish about it" And kicking up his
strawberry roam, he rode off into the purple sun
set with the air of a man who has been trifed
with.
How hard the conditions of life are to the pioneer
woman on the average ranch the New-Yorber, &C
customed to rely upon the corner provision dealer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-17
-----an4lr leading. and the models all call

velvets apparently leading ana the nioUe4' al
The plastron idea which appeared on eve.aTs
dresses Iate last winter is seen now on soe 10 Ia
crate high necked gowns reception go%Stl " done
SITe CHIFFON cloth has 'rococo embrol1eLS uori S
piue ~ the same shade and narrow ribbon ana
silver This mounts up the front panel 81 e 81 The
0IeT the bodice to point that Is reached aI 5Ir
bust under satin bow. The bodice IS oraPe a. o
tbis and there are choker and yoke OF nle ~ gu
ns, IT. Iescends in points and is overembrodered
h silver The embroidered lace points trim tne
- ions of the sleeves which are draped INTO little
cuffs of embroidery.
There is a sudden temperance of guipure which
has been somewhat thrown in the shade OF Iate pS
the craze for Irish lace and English embroidery:
For long coats the Directoire STYLE or some form
of II seems to be the firm favorite: Some or the
velvet coats are shrred under the bust and nave
short sleeves contrast to this is garment con-
sistng of long loose skirts hanging from a snort,
close boIero trimmed with buttons, pointed rsVerS
and MANY shoulder pes Quite two thirds of the
coats whether intended for the evening or aIIer-
noon are made with short sleeves
The first examples OF autumn millinery are natneF
conservative There good many hlgh cToWheu
DIRECTORS hats rather simply trimmed. A single
large velvet flower is considered chic, and there is
an excessive use of ostrich feathers. Fancy wings
and aigrettes are not much seen at the moment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-17
to the nearest grocer for box. only to receive by

to the nearest grocer for box. only to receive by
Dear Mrs. -: We had no gelatine so are
sehGing you box or new patent stove polish. Wnch
We hope you will like Yours etc
What complCates the meal problem in this scan
uly inhabited country is the fact that the travel
ing public feels free 10 drop in for dinner for
supper, bed and breakfast, as the eXigenCy az the
stand ready to get up meal of some sort az short
notice- one little ranch woman delicate Boston
g1rl-counted up that she had given thrty-siN
meals in fortnight
Some of the callers were neighbors and never
grudge the strength food 20 them" she Sd,c
but II does go against the grain when ! am ih
sheep herders or cowboys bearing down me fer
meal Next week they may be in Idaho the
Week aIter In wyoming shall never see them
dF;tin, never even know their names, vet western
hospitality demands that I shall entertain them
But. 90 you know she added. although afi
otten alone on the place am never afraid As p
western plainsmen than I would be in Newly orS
street car or in some drawing rooms that could
The ranch woman has her pleasures In coun-
Try where horses are good and cheap she may ride
70 her hearts content Driving is less agreeable.
few women having the courage 70 nick their wa
IMAM faint trails at times. And then the 1rimd'
FORM an ineNhausthle source of interest eYa ne
car or colt being heralded with joy. while tn;
young horses have 10 be 'gentled" with sugar and
sometimes comes across a tame antelope
Iounelng IN front of a ranch house and the owner
VIII tell you with pride that she has brought UP
on the bottle. The mistress OF one ranch has
charming pet in three months old colt. when
comes up on the stoop like dog. drinks two quarts
OF warm milk night and morning out Of Tin 0iP-
per: ana Is graceful and lovable
dhey are great readers. these ranch folk FofV
s s from a railroad or a postoice and one hli
magazines the standard English novels and IN
best OF the books
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-17

SHoPPING.-MRS. LONG shops for and with custom
references $40 West G5th-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-17
ADMIRAL 1000 COAL.

s kneitel, ladies' tailor. of No 5 East $th-s'.
near 6th-ave.. has Just returned from extended
tour throughout Europe where he was in search
or the smartest and most up-to-dste fashions on
the season. And his labors have not been in VAN,
Tor he has brought back with him most charnlinS
correction OF Paris models for fall and winter WeS''
MT kneitel not only invites inspection OF thes'
importations. but also Of his new coat. the Ad-
hlraI Togo. which has caught the fancy Of fashieN
able women. and promises to be in great demand.
This week he makes special oner OF tailoFeI
gowns, made to order in the latest style and o.
the best materials. silk lined for SIS. the res1's
price being $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-17

and delicatessen store and the minstratons OF
milkrnan, iceman and postman, can simply not
ina CINE A ranch is no place for Weakhng OF
for a self-indulgent woman. And nerves2 Well
one had best leave those behind along with the
other impedimenta of an effete civilization
It is O'Clock in the rorr ing. September. and
Montana. The sun. rising majestic in peerless
sky looks down world of brown-green PRAIRIE
undulating. treeless, bald
Now the prairie swells softly to the horizon in
the waves of grass knobs and hlocks; now 1t lies
placid and level the yellow. sun baked gumoo
showing through the parched grass. Over yonder
It breaks in Bad Lands, where buttes IN maroon
and sulphur and burnt orange and violet rise IN
pnnaces and sugar loaves out of litter OF cut
banks, coulees sagebrush and waterholes-fan-
tastic, spectacular. savage, grimly humorous
There are no birds. butterflies. few flowers
To the east the nearest habitaton is eight miles
how far YOU might travel between before you saw
smoke curling from chimney.
And over it ALL night and day, week and month
and year, drift cattle and horses by thousands
The ranchwoman is early astir in these glorious
DAYS of early autumn for $50 o'clock must fnd
her menfoIk breakfasted and off for the haying
three or four or IL may be ten miles away on the
prairie Perhaps by the time the sun Is sinking
behind some western butte. making immature
Vesuvius. they will come hcme to her again. tired
and hungry: but what with her washing, ironing,
churning. baking and hen culture the rahchwoman
will hardly miss them.
That's the worst about winter-your husband
is at home oil day. sighed little ranchwomaR
And yet she loves her husband
II will confess 1 WINGED my first morning on the
ranch" remarked an Eastern woman (she was
born in St Paul. but they call that East in
Montana). Every drop of water 1 used had to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-17
S. CASOLA BROS. IARIEs:
BABY'S SHOP.

- EEANNt N YOUNG a West 223-st (parl1r ho0rl
ncrk formerly Bazaar stI
sell The Arnold knit garments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-17

be- brought in from a spring on the other side OF
the house There was no sink, and the Stops had
to be carried out as carefully as the fresh water
had been carried in. There was only little wood
stove, and if 1 wanted to make myself a cup OF
ten or boil an egg I had to stop to build fire.
The wood was brought in by armfuls. stTewlnS
the floor with litter and dirt Oh, you city nouse-
keepers with your gas ranges, hot and colo water
service tubs. ice boxes and duTnb"alters dluh
1T was hard enough to keep my little sitting
room and kitchen clean in good weather, what
with the dust we tTamped IN OH the lNaHle' ou'
Like most of the ranch houses ours was one
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-17

wife must make up her mind to do the washing
and cooking. The wife Of cattle king who repre-
reputed to be worth half million spent the
greater part of last summer cooking for a sheeP
shearfng crew Of fifteen who were at Work
for her husband. She had TO do it because there
was no one else who could be found to 90 II. anu
the men simply had to be fed.
"There is nobody in town who will do your wash
inc for love or money! the word another
ranchwoman received so she is doing her own
But It is the food problem that weighs most
heavily upon the housekeeper in this land or cow
1os md hig appetites distant stores and neighborS
thst NAV not be borrowed from. Some ranchmen
ont their own ice, some have a garden and IL Is,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-17

story shack built of logs. rooted and pastered
with gumbo. Every time it rained our kitchen roof
would leak like a sieve, bringing down the yellow
downpoqr and my poor little kitchen would be all
afioat. l remember it rained my second night on
the ranch and got supper in my rubber boots.
That funny compared win next day,
when the mud that had dried in hard fakes and
blotches all over eyerythng-store, floor. shelves.
voodbox, crockery-had to be cleaned up. That was
a task to make the recording angel weep and a
bride cry for her mother"
However prosperous a ranChman may be, his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-17

generally speaking only the ranches where there
IS no woman which do not keep nlilch cow. but
for six months in the year one must live without
red" meat, while for the other six months one
has beef TO burn. From May to October eggs and
bacon trail their wearying course every
ranchmans table. varied only by occasional
chicken.
All the staple groceries are ordered once or
twice a year by the wholesale, to be hauled over
the prairie by the purchaser The storeroom Of a
well TO do ranch is a miniature grocery store. One
dear soul who had forgotten to include gelatine in
her annual order to st. Paul sent fOrty-five miles
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-17
Bitse-Mliar- Orab.
o Cd prer:

5arfp unb Ssrau 2iebsrrp, 3nabs.-
Gee unb Grau pomsrs, anabs.- Wil=
ton unb W. @onr, 4na5s. - Anerer
unb glta Robinfon. 9nabe. : Otto
unb Wap Qnspsilsr, Wdbaen. -Sobn
unb 2ulu Waps. 2nabe. = Waibin9.
ton uno emma Sum- MdO6sn. =
Soiepb unb Bertha 6air, Wdo4en.-
Ora unb emma Bales, 3nabe. =
Wart uno Wargarst Offinger, 2nabe.
- 6arrp uno 9ilie 9stsn, Mdb9sn.
Wm. uno emma &osers, 9nabs.
. Watt. uno Winnie 8ramleft,
Wdo4en. - @m. unb Sa3st gOlbp,
Mdo9en. -@eralb uno Mabsl Bumm
Wdo9en. = 3. uno s. Sobnipn,
Wdb9.n .-Srso. unb Wart1a 8riffin,
Wdo9en. - Ausuft uno Winnit
S9womsper, Gnabe. = Som uni
Jrau Oerttg, Snate.-
getraut.
@lart Witden-Warp NslIon.
@pbrnim Sorton-9aiip 6aps.
Wm. 2ewis-Raggie 8pers.
@biab 6aps-gli3absib grosnan.
Sohn Wias-9iqian Winn.
Ridaro S~diIter-Milbelmin Stein,
fuebler.
Sas. Gatterbauqb-Nba Wpob.
Grant Waas-Ssife @unsp.
geaorben:
Sames @sl9, AZ Sabre, 315 Doug
LAB StraBe.- @bns. @eilanb, 81, 80
9anias Strabs. = 6rancis Sosbm, z
Sage, I'LL Norb Dearborn StraBe.-
Samss Smith, %, Mariou COUNT
a%rbeitsbaus. = Sitter M. Of ct. Was
rsla Gallagher, Sc, Staot. - &Ois.
marp 5oppiano, 10, 1015 @burd
Strabe. = @Iart 9oain9swOrtb, 81
Sabre 9 Monate, Gtaot. - Sorottt
6snorids, As Sage, SnoianapOli:
Waiienbaus. - &i9arb 8rouer, 4
WOnaie, SIS Ssfsrion abe. re. =
aoaline Wonnin9sr. 60 s. IL Dr.,
1877 Norb @apitol Nbsnus. = Mart
Saas, 38 s., 2301 NIblano Nbsnus.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-17
Der &f sssea has Gisaret=
tenran9en.

I'm BEN 3unsbmsnoen uebel oss 81.
aarrsttsnran9sns ieitens 2naben Elm
gnbe su bereiten, iperoen cine
Wnsabl FOLDER u~ebeltbdter, bic nod
iorafdltissn SorIdungen bsrausseiudt
tporben iinb, Dem &i9ter i'm Sugeno-
gsri9t oorgsfibrt psrben. I'm berauss
3~ubringen, bon mem bic Snaben bic
@isarrettsn betOmmen baben, reip. bas
papier unb ben Sabad.
Wan uiro oanr gegen bic perione1,
tpsl9e bsn 8nabsn oerartigs 2ieferuns
gen gemadt. geieBli9 p~Orssben. oa bic
@sisBs oas Yeri4enteu obsr gertaufen
bon @igarrsttsn uim. berbietsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-17
Ndtuns, Surusr.

Die bielsn 6reunbs oes our 3eit in
unierer Stabt tpeilsnoen Sermann
OFsrbslo, oss fribsren $urEle6r.rs
bss Gocialen Surnbsrs!ns, haben az
gbren oesIslbsn auf Sonnta9, ben 20.
au9uff. Ia9mitta9s 8 n5r, i'm Sur.
nsrpart einen 2ommsrs anbsraumt, au
benz bic Mitsiisoer uno Samsn beg
3urnbsreins, iowis Greunoe millions
men fnb. Die arrangements lisesa
in 6dnben Der alien @aroe (friibsrs
Nttibe), tuslds ben SbeiInsbmsrn einige
angsnebme Stunben bsripre&en. gu
benz uiro cine Wuft=aapsle i6r 8sftss
gum @slinssn oss Seftes bsitrassn.
Na9 benz 9ommsrs fiuos. Elm &c.
mtitbli9ss 3anatrdn34en fatt.
Hs9sn ooer Sonnsnitein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-17
Sic Si9srbsits6eb0rhe In
Sisnus.

Die Si9erbsitsbeb6roe bat bic IA
9oli3ifsn, wslde an benz be~rbdn9nibs
bolsn Sonntas. ben Bart Gommihdr
2aud in ieiner 8sf9wsroe erudbnt,
In &iberiioe part Sienff hattsn, aqsr
S9ulb entbunoen. 2aud bat rdmliG
0fsntli9 bic Bei4uloigung erbobsn.
baB ein3slne pOlisiten ben Sienf psr-
nadldiistsn. 6ir bas auf seItern
@ormittag aHssisBte gerb6r mar G,
niht erfdienen.
Der Sroquois 2isa wuros bic @e.
n~sbmisuns 3~uertbsilt, WiItins, CHARLES
unb Union Str. am "a, 25. uno 26.
Nuguf 81 benuten. I'm bic untertal-
tung yIuf benz pfaoe" 5u psranfalten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-17
6rnnoeigentbums uebertrasungen.

9arriet 9eggo an 8bomas q. 2ess.
elm She'll Der Got SO In Sulian's Sub
b%ibifion 81 SrbinstOn, sc Bel 200 Sub,
berbeHsrt, @etIeite Der arlington
Npe.. iholi9 BON Der nnibsrfiip Nbe.
$500.
@iliam 8. Glihoro an Stsparo
&unpan, Got A in @liHOro's Suboiuis
fion zines 3bsils Der Bruce place 10.
bitiOn, Is bel 100 5ub. baeant. Norb.
feite Der "a. Strabs, wefli9 bon COL
Ie9e @be. $105O.
Sba $. Sellers on @brus 90. &ap,
Got 2, Safon's Gubbibiion, She'll
bon college @Ornsr addition, 81 bel
1879 SUB, bsrbshsrt, psflide Settle
Der groaouap, itbIi9 bon IL. str..
$500.
Waria 5. Ribinaer an 5annab Or,
Riplsp, GOT 2, Ribinser's WiHouri
Str. addition, so Bel 90 Gub, pacant,
Norbof.gde Der II. unb Wihouri
Str, 5000.
2ouis Sdmab, Aominifrator, an
Sobn 6slo,.s Snterehs=8bsil bon Got
16, Oanbss' Suboipifion, @arfOn
Sarm. 98.8 bel 16O GuB, baeant,
Norbolt-@de Der Gapmono unb Weri-
bian Sir, $500.
Belle 6. GOuft an 9enrp q. We.
Ssnsie, 2ot AZ, Srbinston, baeant,
@ospmsf=gde Der Sulia unb arlington
apes., 5000.
Ssnrp q. Nc9ensis an emma 8.
We2snaie, bas @lei&e. $1.00.
2atte Wiler on @msrp .. @albmen
Got 5, Blod 6. Norb.S Settle Mbbition,
40. 81 bel 164 SUB, berbsHs,.. 6fli9t
Settle Der Broomap, n6rbli9 bon GIssi
ST., $500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-17
gernareinismas ass 8bite
Ttber,
col nitt aus Sellers Sarm, ionbern aus
ben @bsnesfandlen ftammen.

Senrp @aub. prdfoens Der Snbia'
napolis Officiating Co., msldsr Der
Contract, unratb unb abfdle Der
Staot au bsieitigen, ti6eraeben if. be-
Hreitet bic in Wartinsbiae erbo5snen
acknowledgement. bab BEL Der Sellers
ssarm Mbfdle in ben Whits &ioer ee.
tporfsn miiroen. 2aut Contract, iagt
Ssrr Gaub tperoen Die folioen Mb.
fdns bur9 a%nwenouna bon S4mefels
Idurs bsieitist, mGbrsno bic fhifssn
Sbsile bur9 9o4en be,flti4ti9t per=
ben. 0a9 bisism tperoen bic &sfe
auf benz 2anos ausgsbrsitet uno ipdtsr
als Sinser psrlaoen. ai6enabfdGs
tueroen ibrss Gettgebaltss balber ges
fault.
Ra9 6srrn &aub's Nnf9t. falls
unrat6 uirtlid in ben StrOm gelan9t,
ioNte Die geiduloi9un9 se9en Die Staot
erbobsn peroen, ba Die Gb3ugstandle
In ben &iper miinoen. Mu6 9r6Bere
Tabrifen, tpslts i6ren NbfluB in ben
&iper lsitsn, ioltsn bei4uloiat perben.
SHERMAN tusiB, bab bic ab3ugs.Ga=
ndle in ben Strom miinben, bod iolie
bel Der 3eit, baB bas Waher War-
tinsbiae erreidt, bon nnrdt6en Der
Stabt ni9ts mebr b%orbanoen iein.
Sa ater bic 8eridts berf4ieoentliG
entidieben. bab cine Staot bas &e4i
babe, Die Nb3ugsfandle ben Jlhhen
3usulsiten, tpirb fur Wartinsbiae wObl
tueitsr ni9ts Bel Der Sa4e srreiat tusr'
Den, ME protsfe einsurei4en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-17
Nsne Sntorporationen.

Jolgenbe @sisQidaften rsiGtsn bsim
Staatsietretdr ibre SneOrporationss
papiere Elm:
ySooFsr Wia & 2umbsr @pmpanp",
epiacuis; aapital $500. Sireeto.
rem: @iaiam 8. Garter. Noab 6.
Sisnbarger unb Cigar u. SadIon.
Commercial Club Of gaton." Die
rectoren: Samuel .. NDrris, g3ra 6.
Nrmfrons, 8. COOPER prOps, @eorse
%. 6Oobsr, Sames M. MotIenboder,
%. 8. Mspsp, @tis g. gbsinaton,
Or. Charles 8. stobsr, II. q. pierce,
6. &. Ban 8usfirf, George 8. Wiaer.
Cornelius McSabbsn unb Ri9arb M.
Garter.
,2opeI Telephone COMPANY, 2o-
mel. Gate @ounip; 3apital $4,000.
S%irectorer nod nidt ermdblt.
ySouf1 Veno Yaper Dor COMPANY,
2apital $40, 600. 9irsetoren: @eorae
q. @biteman, Anua @bitemnn uni
u. g. Wiler.
Der prdfbent Der Sole Oil gom'
panp" gu Wuncie. W. g. BED, fanot,
bic Ha9ri9t Elm, bab genannte @eiea,
f4aft ibr Rapital bon $50, 900 gu
$50, 900 erb6bt bot.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-17
CO,
SnSiana's sr5bts Drp @oobs SdnhIer.
9efeimsfmrs.
Is Nrbeitsr set6btet.

allentotpr n, pa., Is. Nue. =
gu Ormroo. mo bic 2ebisb Portlano
@emett 90. ibre Werte bat, paiirts in
benz gru9e elm Stsinfur3 unb Is
Wann tuuroen beridfttst, 6 2sute
foaen berlsbt fein.
Sur4 ben Steinftur3 purben 5
Wanr an Der Settle bss 8ruass be,
orobt; bic Is wsl9s bsri9tttst tpurbsn,
lie9en nod unter ben GteinmaHen;
biele Irbsitsr inb bsmiibt bic 2ei9en
auf,uoeden. aas @et6otetsn fino Nus=
ldnoer.
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-. Qvres Bulletin
MmSugS: WerfaMf bon
.pikem =6arbincn

Sn banpssfertisten unb anpsrsn erItfIaiii'
gen Gardiner baben mir cine ansabI in
3tpei bret mnb bier Saaren gluspabI, pel6e
mir gum baIben qreiie ~berfaufen. Ginee.
i4lofen iinb Sattenberss, @rabii1e, Sous
ta9e, %arie Mnioinette unb Colbert Spitens
Sorbanse, rsseIre9t $500, Sc 25, $3.50,
1878, $7.25, 81 so unb a~uftpdrts bis gu
$500 unb $4,000 pro 9aar. 9refsn Sic
Sbre auspabl jett unb ;ablen Sic bic
Salfts-S3 90, So. 13, So %, So. SO,
1898, 1915 mnb aufpdrts bis ;m $3.50
uno. S22.5 SO
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-17

gbansbille, Is Mus. Wadsp
Sintls, Der Sobn zines prominentsn
@nsroiffien beftanb lsbte Nadt einen
i9arfsn 9ampf nit einem einb rs4sr.
uno es selans ibm. benielben in bic
Sluat gu iasen. Ser araser. msls
den err benz Sitter Der gtadt abriB,
tpurbs gum @rfennungs3ei9en unb
Wiqis Waaace, Elm Meeer, Der in sinsm
pribatbauie arbeitete. tpuroe berbaftst.
gr fou feline S9ulo eineefanben
haben.
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falle.

Srau .. g. Slider. 1929
Noro psnnfplbania Str, tuuros ss=
fern Nbene an Der gde Der Waibing.
ton unb Sainois Ctr. bur9 Elm Yussp
i~berfabren, elidli4erueiie aber nidt
i9usr bsrlsbt. 6rau 5sttie Souib.
Ga 5apstts Str. Die giaentbtimerin
bes Busgps. bradts bic @srlsbte nod
pauie.
@ t. s. 8. 5 o o n, Pip
part abe., fisl g.ftsrn Mbeno. ole sr
bur9 cine Sintertbire oas Walbaaa.
2otaI bstrsten tpolts, bic 2snsrtreppe
binab. gr bsrlsbts fid nur lsi9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-17

SbeIbnbilIe, Is. aug. Sobn
Ngner, Der nabe unierer Stabt on
Worristoun pite tuobnt. brufst f9.
bic gr6bte @Ornfauoe I'm Staate 3u 3D.
ben. Die pfan3e. tuel&e In einsm
Stumble In einem Baumfumpfen @ur.
3sIn fabts, mibt psm @runbe big CUR
Spibs IS CUB.
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ment bes p%ertorbenen Sames u. Oabis
CUR Befdttsuns sinserei9t unb Winnie
u. Sapis, tusl&e $4,000 gtrei9aft
fslts, als Na9labbsrtualtsrin srnannt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-17

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Ode Noble uno Wariet Ctr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-17
@etterberimt.
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-17

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6reitas; warmsr i'm mittIsren TbeiIs beute
Naht.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-17

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f96n AM Sreitag.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-17
0erlan9t Mn3et9en

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nit Sc per 3siIe fur iebe Snfertiou bersnnet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-17
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Seeticnss Director.