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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-07-27
why NOT TRY IT?

The Ely fire protection bonds
are not going like the proverbial
hot cakes. Up to date not a
single bond has been sold. Why
ix-per-cent bonds, backed by
the county, are not taken up by
capitalists residing out of the
state is not easy to explain: but
why they are not taken up by To-
cal capitalists is an entirely diff
ferent matter. There are mum
Der of men in Ely who could
readily take up the entire issue
and who would, we believe, do
so were it not for the fact that
the state, county and special
taxes for the current year will
amount to nearly as much as the
interest on the bonds will come
to. Very few capitalists always
excepting the newspaper mem
are III this country for their
health, and II is not at all sur
prising that our local capital
lists are not tumbling over
themselves to buy six per cent
bonds OH which they will be re-
CURED to pay five per cent taxes.
The holders of these bonds re-
siding outside Of the State of
Nevada will, if they are any
thing like the average bond
holder, escape paying any taxes
on them at all, while the local
holder, under our revenue laws,
will be required to pay on every
dollar. That there are gross dis
ordinations made between the
local and outside capitalist in orr
laws is apparent to everyone who
has given the matter moments
consideration. and that the dis
elimination is almost always in
favor of outside capital is still
more apparent. Just why these
things are thus we do not pretend
to understand it is sufficient to
say that they are so. The man
who lives in our midst, spends
his money with rs, and helps to
build up the country Is taxed on
everything he has, while the
California or eastern capitalist,
whose only interest in the county
or state is represented by the
coupons attached to the bonds he
holds against the county. escapes
taxation entirely.
Ely is sadly in need Of fire
protection system, and il is evil
dent that if she is to have one, it
must be by our local capitalists
purcha sing the bonds issued for
that purpose. It is also evident
that if the bonds are to be taxed.
no resident of the town can af-
ford to buy them.
The proper thing to do, under
the circumstances, is for the
County Assessor to neglect or re-
fuse to list the bonds held by To-
cal men upon the assessment
roll. "A square deal for every
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-07-27

Owing to the great number of
people going to Portland to at
tend the Lewis & Clark EXPOSE
ton you should make arrange
ments for hotel accommodations
in advance. The Portland Ser
vice Co. will make such reserva-
ton for you and your family if
given ten days notice prior to de-
parture from your home, charg-
ing fee of Sl.00, You can thus
be assured Of good accommoda-
tons upon your arrival. For
further particulars write to
A. H. RISING,
Act Q d. F. & =. A. So. Pac. Co.
RENO, NEVADA.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-07-27

Two California coly.cts got
into fight last week, and one
nearly killed the other with the
sharp end of T. bone. One who
thinks more of his stomach than
of his liberty might not object to
being incarcerated iii Il prison
where felons are fed on T-bone
beef steak.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-07-27
FREIGHT.

This Company guarantees to deliver
freight from both east and west into
Ely as cheaply as via any other route.
Special rates on car load shipments;
and on ore going to smelters
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-07-27
ADVERTISING RATES.
COUNTY DIRECTION

The following are the county officers
OF White Pine county:
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-07-27
THE WHITE PINE NEWS,

PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY AT
ELT, 1T r " "a = "A.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-07-27
Excursion Rates
TO Lenis 4 Clark
Exposition, ri0
Southern Pacific
Daily.
i)tss;is,.

Tickets limited to ten days TO
make round trip with continuous
passage in each direction, and
only good on train No. 3 allowing
passenger To connect with train
No. T. daily at Davis, California.
Twenty -one day round trip tick
cts will he sold on payment of
$500 in excess of above rates,
going trip under same conditions
with stopoVers allowed returning.
Eleven days extension viii be
made on these tickets at Portland
on payment of $500, and twenty
days on payment of $1,000.
EXcnrslonists can avail them
selves of steamer ride from Port
land to San Francisco on payment
of 81 90 at Portland.
Sixty day round trip tickets.
allowing stopover. will be sold at
all points in Nevada up to Sep
TENDER 30th, going VIA Sacra
mento and returning via Salt
Lake City, Utah, or Wee versa at
rate of $1,000.
For Further information APP
ply to
A. RI. RISING,
Acting f. ap A. So. Pac. Co,
RENO NEW
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-07-27

body" won the Presidency for
Mr.. Roosevelt. perhaps it might
win fire protection system for
Ely.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-02-22

slow. shutting movement the column
began to move forward At the upper
end we could see it breaking into dark
segments. some of which disappeared
into the night, while others stayed
about eating their bread in the ice
bound street at midnight.
We Drew away into a darkened an
lie where we could not be seen and
Tor space watched them. Some took
their l0aves. hid them under their
coats and walked away rapidly with
tifIu. quick steps. Others ate them
then and there with a hungry, fierce
Indifference. We saw several who,
with the bread hidden, went back to
tie end of the line and joined it again.
From the huge pail of coffee at the
door q man ladled dipperfuls into tin
cups. and with his loaf of bread each
recipient of the dead bakers bounty
was given a cup. Several did not
take them. Most did, and stood about
drinking the coffee and biting pieces
off the loaf Here there were a few
desultory remarks interchanged. But
for the most part the whole business
was executed in a grim silence. 1t
was difficult to see what manner Of
men they were.
.'One cannot stare at a brother in
affection, even when he is standing at
midnight in the bread line Many of
those [ saw looked as if they might be
of that vast class of incompetents who
live upon the city's generosity. But
here and there face struck your eyes
that was not the face of the drunk, the
tramp or the beggar.
I'VE noticed young man having
the appearance of a gentleman who
was without an overcoat and had
gloves on. He took his loaf, thrust it
under his coat and fed. A fresh-faced
lad. stalwart and ruddy, who looked
like a boy in from the country, was
embarrassed and ashamed. He kept
making iocular remarks to his neigh
bors and then giving loud, sheepiSh
laughs-the only sound of that sort to
be heard in that dismal asSemblage.
He carried a new shovel in his hand
and had evidently been working
among the snow shOvelers. For these
and their like Fleischmann, the baker,
must have established the bread
line -
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-02-22

Nine. Rowland spiritualist who
is said to be "well known to members
of the New York 400" asserts that
she has been cured of a cancer by a
Scotch doctor who has been dead not
less than 500 years. According to her
narrative the long dead doctor told
her, by means of spirit communication
what sort of treatment she should have
and she went to a living doctor who
gave her the treatment according to
the dead ones direction. And in all
probability there are tens of thou
sands of gullible people in New York
who will believe the story and pay
good money to the spiritualist to get
her to hold communications with her
dead doctor to see what is good to be
done for them. Healing by occult
means is the greatest graft in the
world.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-02-22
MADE THE PEOPLE PAY 1T.
How the Standard Oil Company Got
Even for Losing Court Case.

An interestingly true" story comes
from OwOsso, Mich. OwOssO is in
Clinton county. Some weeks ago a
suit for damages was brought against
the Standard Oil Company in that
county. The case was tried before a
jury, and the jury returned a verdict of
81, 600 against the company. The allie
CATION is that, Immediately upon the
finding of the jury, the price of oil
was advanced to all consumers in the
county one cent per gallon. In this
way, it is said, the amount of the
verdict, the attorney fees and the
court expenses were made up to the
company. In other words, if the re-
port is correct the trust held up the
people of the county and made them
pay the cost of the proceedings
against it. The story may not be
true, but it sounds mighty likely"
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-02-22
Pirating FoIey's Honey and Tar.

Foley & Co., Chicago, originated
Honey and Tar as throat and lung
remedy, and on account of the great
merit and popularity of Foley's Honey
and Tar many limitations are offered
for the genuine. Ask for FoLEY's
Honey and Tar, and refuse any sub
stitute offered, as no other prepare
ton will give the same satisfaction.
1t is mildly laxative. 1t contains no
opiates, and is safest for children and
delicate persons.
HENDRICKS DRUG STORE.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-02-22
A BONANZA FOR THE BOSSES.
While Farmers Are Swinging to Their
$50 Cotton Bales They Are Paying
the Leaders Fat Salaries.
From the Americas Times Recorder.

From the Americas Times Recorder.
While the farmers who are still
swinging to their $50 cotton bales at
the suggestion of Hon. Harvey Jordan,
when they refused $50 for them at the
suggestion of Hon. Harvey Jordan,
may be benefited to some extent as
the result of the cotton holding move
ment of which Mr.. Jordan is pres
ident, it seems there are others still
who will be more largely and more di-
rectly benefited
Among these latter may be mention
ed MIR. Jordan, himself, but as ''the
laborer is worthy of his hire" perhaps
this feature is all right.
AS president of this organization
and chief adviser of the farmers,
despite the tremendous loss already
sustained through advice previously
given by him, Mr.. Jordan is to receive
the splendid salary of $1,000 a year,
to be paid him by the farmers.
Mr. Jordan's chief assistant, Mr.. T.
j. Simmons, in the role of chief of
publicity bureau, likewise will receive
a handsome salary, paid by the cot
ton producers. The duties of the
"chief of the publicity bureau" will
consist largely in mailing literature
and circulars to sthe country press in
the way of advice to the farmers, the
same to be published gratis of course.
President Jordan is agricultural ed
itOr of the Atlanta Journal, while
Chief of Publicity Bureau Simmons is
a versatile young reporter upon the
same paper. The Journal is therefore
to be congratulated upon having its
staff members controlling the assOci-
alton of cotton holders.
What the result of the conventions
work will be eventually cannot be clear
ly predicted at this stage. 1t is hoped
that the farmers, acting on Mr.. Jor-
dams advice, may get more for their
cotton. even though they lost out on
taking such advice heretofore, but at
all events President Jordan with his
So, 900 salary and Chief of Publicity
Bureau Simmons will not be hurt.
The farmer feeds the world" it
has been said, and in this instance it
may be added that 1.-The farmer pays
the freight, though the charges seem
a trife excessive.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-02-22
Perfect Confidence.

Where there used to be a feeling of
uneasiness and worry in the house
hold when a child showed symptoms
of Group there is now perfect conf
dence. This is owing to the uniform
success Of Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy in the treatment of that disease.
Mrs. NJ. l. Bysford, of Poolesville,
Md. in speaking of her experience in
the use of that remedy, says: 81 have
a world of confidence in Chamberlain $
Cough Remedy, for / have used it
with perfect success. My child Gar
land is subject to severe attacks of
Group and it always gives him perfect
relief. For sale by Dawson Drug
Co.. Dawson, Ga, and Williford *
Co.. PARROT, Ga.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-02-22
THE LINE up FOR BREAD
FEEDING THE HUNGRY POOR OF
NEW YORK.
Pathetic Figures in Ranks of Those
Glad of the Bounty of Dead
PhiIanthropjst.

''Long before midnight it extends
from the door behind the bakery, mid
way up the block, to Broadway, and
round the corner toward the entrance
to Grace church, writes Geraldine
Bonner of the dread line, " charity
in New York LAS We approached up
the loneliness of the deserted, icy
street We could see it, dim and mo-
tionless, like a sinister black snake,
each figure a vertebra in its sindous
length. The cold was intense and the
men stood close together. Most of
Them were silent; they seemed held in
the deadly grip of the frost and their
own misery. We were near them
when midnight struck, and with a
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-02-22
Teddy Rewards a Chum.

From The Macon Telegraph.
bat" Masterson has been appoint
ed United States deputy marshal
for New York, and rumOr has it that
the appointment was made by Presi-
dent Roosevelt himself, who knew Mas
terson while in the west. Considering
the fact that Bat has twenty-eight
notches on his gun, signifying the
number of men he has killed, he
should have been appointed to serve
in the strenuous districts of Kentucky
and West Virginia.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-02-22

Itching, blind, bleeding or protrud-
ing piles. Druggists refund money if
Pazo Ointment fails to cure any case,
no matter of how long standing, in
to IA days. First application gives
ease and rest. soc. If your druggist
hasn't it send SOC in stamps and it
will be forwarded postpaid by Paris
Medicine Co., St. Louis, Mo.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-02-22

Contagious Blood
Poison. 1t con-
tains no mercury,
potash or other
mineral. Our home
treatment b ook
gives all the symp-
toms of this dis
ease. Medical Ad-
vice free.
Atlanta. Ga
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-15
Nsue &lasea.

Jolgenbe risue 2lagen MURDER, sin-
gerei6t:
s aIbprt g. Sruff Re & Qe.
gen Sobn g.. furnace, Sitelfla9e.
@bartes u. Srppp geget BIZ
Sennep electrical Co.. g~ontractbru9
2ldeer berlangt $500 gntiddbigung
Sattte Wal 3 sesen bic Sn.
bianapolis unb Martinsbile &apif
Sransit Co., S9aoeneriabtla9e aui
$4,000. 2ldeerin. mill auf Der Stu
tion WooresbiIe bur9 8srf9ulben be,
Betlusten bonn 3use sefalIen uno i9ms,
perlebt iein.
@li3abetb Sarrow ge9en
Sames 8. 6arrotp, S9eioungstlage:
NiatperiOrsuns miro aIs S9eiounss.
gIunb angegeben.
JrantM u. @aasper gegen War'
sarete &aasper, Sdeibunestlaee. Sid,
ger bringt b0;miQiges 8srlahen ale
Sdeiounssgrunb Dor.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-15

ben Mutb bate, bie angemeine Inii6i
iiber Die f9le9ten Sitten unfeter9eIos
ariitotratie aus eieener g%rfabrlng 81
beitGtigen.
un0 babel bleibt es nod INNER
5peifelbaft, Oh oas 9eiipiel, meld)cS
Der @atte oieier nelien ShriftIteGc.
rim Der @elt oltr6 oas gierige Sill.
iammeln uno Seitbalten GROCER &eid,.
tbiirner eiebt, ober bie Irt unb @eifs,
tpie moere lire Seit bertreiben u10
ibr 8elb pergeu6en, nadabmensiper-
fber lit.
SIM nobltbuen6en @egenIab 81 Dem
eitlen Sreiben oieler &reiie, po6ei in.
beB bemerft peroen ion, bab es ou9
bier nieIe riibmli6e Iusnnbmen gi6i,
itebert, tpie alif EN- bier ans 9eutif,
Idno slim 8eiuhe ipeiIenber Seobad'
ter bemerfte, bic Srauen Der Mittel.
flaiie u1o Ser @rbeiter. @s lit cine
IGngit befannte Sbatiade, BOB in fei.
mem 2anoe Der @elt Die 6rauen rno
IG6den TIRE SGrtoe tpenieer in Den
S9ppb lesen, als ~bieienigen in @me.
rifa, Wel6e Dem wirflifen Sern Oes
goIfes angeboren linb benen es 81
peroonfen it, Dob Die SeooIfcrrma
oieies 2anoes IN moroliider un0
pbpiiider @~e5iebung itets eefrdftiet
pirb unS Der bDie @influB ariItofra,
tifder Wei9linge unb Sittenperoerbsr
auf einem perbdltniBmdbig fleincr
Rreis bei9rdnft bIeibt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-15
Gin rtstamtes nnternetmen.
aiibner RIetterer erflinrmt bic Sabnenftanse
oeS Staatsbauies.

Ni9t tuenige paRanten faben geffern
benz ra9balRsen $reiben zines Wan'
mes ;u, Der bic Tlag9enfanse auf benz
Staatsssbdube erfletterte. Wan&erlei
9ermutbunssn, mos oenn eisentli& Der
Wann bort oben noble uurbsn laut
uno' Elm WibbOlo broate 3ulebt oas @es
rii9t In 11mlauf, bab Der Wann bort
obsn -auf cine @stts bon $25 bin iein
2ebcn ristire.
Sn @irtli9tsit iebo@ mar u. 8.
@Iart, 905 @bur9 Ctr, oies lit ndm.
LID Der Name bes Mannes, In Die luf.
tise 96be getlsttert, I'm an benz 8lod
Der 5~ahnenffanse sinise Reparaturen
our3unsbmsn, oa bas Sell ni9t meb,
tpie iibIia H9 our& baRsIbs ~banobaben
lisb. glarf arbsitete sine Stunbs
an Der Stanse uno erbielt fur feline
Nrbeit $25 ausbe3ablt. Der 9naui
Der Tabnenfanse TT ettua $50 Gub
iiber Der grbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-15
uuferc Nraiictl.

Eie @attin ocs bielfaG)en Winio.
mars &liiea Gage lit permutbli6 in
Grmangelung zines anregenoen @e-
oanfenaltstauid)es innerbalb Der
Sreiie, auf oeren Terfebr tie infolae
Der Stelltng hires Monnes aineetpie-
fen tit, inter Die SGriftIteaerinnen
gesargen. Sn einem BON Ser rgortt
@merican Gebiep" beroffentliften
Grtifel iebt iie Die @elt bon ben Be-
obaftitngen in &enntniB, pel6e iie
geleeentli6 hires @erfebrs nit BEN
auf ibrer @eieui6nftsltufe ItebenAen
Gertreterinnerl Des i6oneren @e.
fdlehts ma6te uno fonmt gu bent
iolgenoen Sflub:
ySie Sraien iino WGoden Ser Bo-
beren &reiie iino Dem @eniB geiltiger
@etr6nfe in eridredenbem @aBe err
geben. Sic groBe @efobr berubt
barin, BOB bieie reifen 9elite, tpeIde
mir oarauf ausgebert, in irgeno elmer
@eiie Die 3eit toot5ui6laserl, auf Die
ibnen 5inGdit i'm &ange ftebenoe
&lafie, pel6e at ibnen als etipas ge-
fonoeres emporifoit, einen beroer6.
Iifen @influB allsiibert. Benn Die
bobere &laiie trinft, Gigaretten
rau6t ipielt unb ionitigen, lining
treibt, benin perirren fi4 bieie 2aifer
MIR su leidt abipGrts ltn6 Die Ser.
berbtbeit breitet ii6 meiter aus"
Srau &uiiea ipridt ntd babon,
oab piele Sraiien ibr @elo Der,
idtpenben ODER beripielen un6 nidt
ielten ben Mann 5itr @er5tpeiflung
unb Sitn @anferott treiber, aber lie
beridumt es, ibren Wtitidweitern
ober beren MGnnern geeignete '&otb.
fdldge sur @inodmmiing oes l1ebels
5i aeben itnS ga Sic bon ibr beseid).
neten 2aiter ibrer areiie Der Seffent-
Iidfeit lGngIt fein @ebeimnib mebr
fino, 90 es lGneit befannt iii, BOB
Smgetpeile unb @enuBiuft MIR 5l
oft sic IGderli6iten unb p~iberm6rtig.
ften 3eritrerrungen = niht ielten
fdlimmere als bic BON ibr angegebenen
= CUR 6oIse baben, 10 lit es faum
eriidtlid, oaB Srait &iiiien nit ibrem
Mr.!ifel einem pirfli6en 8eoiirfniB
abeeboIfen bat. S0dItens fonnte 8i
ibrer @uniten seiast perben. bab fis
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-15

9 auerlau bnibf1eine.-
S. u. Wiqer, @ottage, Colorado, nabe
Waibin9ton, 81, 800. - IgQie s.
Chapman, Wobnhaus, Selamare,
1abs 25., SO. 500. g. 6. Bare. @e-
paraturen, 928 Of Martet. SO. 395.
- 8eorse %. Sisb. &eparaturen,
Union, nabe WOrris. 81, 000.-O. s.
Smith. @obnbaus, Yanoes, nahe o.,
SO, 600. = gbarles Salfeb, Cottage.
part Nbs. nahe 80, $1,000. = Treb.
8. g. Slime. Wo9nbaus, 908 9amil.
ton, SO, 100. - Soiepb Msuman.
5rame-@ ebdube, Homlanb Npe. nabs
8ebile, $2.940. = @aIter Smith,
5unoament fur ftinf Cottages, $1,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-15
@ettere &obleumiaem me9ielu
Better.

Die 2oblsnminsn In Sort Brand,
@ibfon County. peroen innerbalb Der
nd9ffen Sage In ben 8eiB elmer @bi-
easO'er @ompasnie iiberseben. Der
gertaufpreis fon $40, 900 beirassn.
Ya bic ieBigen geiBer ni9t I'm
Stanoe tparen, ben @ruben bic n6tbigt
Iufmertiamtsit 3u uiomer. entitlot
man f9 fur ben 8ertauf. Die neuer
BETTER geoentsn ettpa $50. 600 gu ber'
aussaben unb etwa 500 aOblsngrdbs'
psrbsrt bann In ben @ruben 8ef4dfti.
gun9 fnoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-15
@rnnbeisentbums . nebertragmnaeu.

SObn s. 5obnfon on Wiaiam 6.
SaplOr, Got SO, Sobnfon's Of Obio=
StraBs=N obitiOn, IS BET 100 5us,
berbsRert, Ofieite bon Repifone gbe..
ifoli4 bon Wem Oorf Str; Got 500,
Megartb's IL. @efIeite- abbitiOn, 81
bel $50 SUB. perbefsrt, Ofiiite bon
glrbOr gbe.. fholid BON Mc@artp Str.
Got 81, Wc@artp's 1. Wsfieits=Iooi
tion, 40 bel 1876 5uB, berbeKeri, OR.
isite bon Blaine Nbe., ihblia bon Dom.
arb Strabe; Got 8, glod z. Bruce.
8afer's NooitiOn. Al bel lao Sub,
Derbehert, Wefieite bon Danoes Str,
iabli9 bon %. Sttube; Got 81. Mar.
tins Stem gort abolition, 40 bel ITO
CUB. baeant. Shoieite bon Stem gort=
Strabe, 6flid bon 8eautp Mbe., unb
Got 30, SlOd 2, Sdofelo's &C. Mbbi-
tion, ALL BEL 14O SUB, Norbof-@d
bon columbia Mbe. unb 81. Strabe,
pacant - SIS, 600.
CHARLES W. Cooper on benielben,
She'll bon 2ots z uno 8, &ittsr's Sub.
6 ots 2 unb 8, Sobnfon's grben abb.
40 bel l6O SUB, berbsRsrt, 6flias
Settle Der parf Npe., n6roli9 bon 16.
Str. $1,000.
Soispbine 2nauer u. u. an Bert
ewisastt. Got 1873, Weft part goo..
S8 bel 1877 SUB, berbeKsrt, 6FIi9e
Settle Der SoImes Nbe., o0roli1 bon
Waibin9ton Str. 81, $50.
Big Sour Building 4fociation on
WiltOn 8! Wapmire, Got Is. Yanbes
& SMITHS Sub, SbeiI bss norobft=
liden 8iertel, Section 35, Sownibip
19, &ange 3, Center Sopnibip. 5000.
Nperia g. Garter u. u. on gbmaro
@rap II. a., Got %, glod z, 5lst.
9ers norb6fliae Mob.. tueflide Settle
BON Danoes Ctr, iioli9 bon 10.
Str, 1925.
Gamuels3 ewis an Same: 6. @ruie,
Got 172 @larts 8. Aob., Wef Sns
bianapolis, 6flide settle bon Bird
GDe., n0roli3 bon Olibsr Ipsnue,
50, 600.
Oren 8. Sought an Sobn 8. 8oer=
zig. Got 4. @Iarts L. Wef Snoianapo=
liz Mob.. nDrbli6s Settle bon Worris
Str, 0iili9 bon 9arbing Strabs,
81. 900.
@iaiam 8. Grieorid an Sobn 6.
5riebri6. 2ots 13 unb IA. Omens
Norb Snoianapolis Mbb., ihbIiae
Settle bon 26. Str. tuefili9 BON @ro=
Der Str, 81, $50.
SObn 5. &siap on 6irf gapiif
@6ur6, @ef indianapolis. Got 5.
Bombs Belmont Noo., 40 BET 140
SUB. berbsfert, Ofieite &sisnsr Str,
n6roli9 bon Miuneiota Str. s675.
Mmelia 9. Manfur II. u. an Soibua
8. Barrett, 2ots Al unb AZ, Maniur
parf Moo.. 80 bel 1850 SUB. pac.,
NOroDsfsde 81. unb 2Onoon Str.
$500.
2erop Sempleton an 2eona Semplss
ton u. H., She'll iio6flides 8iertel
Sect. 81. Sf6p. Is, &anse 8. nabe
on l60 Ncres. Bern Sfbb. $50. 600.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-15

@eorgeS s. W arott bon bier
Bat in 2otomo ein stif 2anb i'm lIm=
fange bon 383 Nfer fur $12, 600 9e-
fault. Gin Sbeil bieies 2anbes iul
benz Sraetion SO. parf beieefi9t tusr=
ben, ,pdbrsno Der @si fur gaupldbe
bsnubt tperoen io0.
Der @efanqene %. 6. Dart,
tueldsr In &i4monb fefsenommsn
tuurbe, it bon einem 8eamten bon ct.
6 ouis als berielbe Wann erfannt, ben
man fu9te. Dart bottle angebli4 oas
pofaeieb berlebt, inoem er Die pOft
our Sur9fhbtuns zines 9eiratbs-
f9pinbels benubt baben ioa.
@@efern rhb hatten mir,
bauptfd9li& essen z nhr Moresns,
re9t urlangenebme 2dlte. Sas Sber-
mometer Der Wetterfation beiaste,
bab bic Ssmperatur biz auf 20 @rab,
alfo IL @rab unter benz @e~frierpunti
fiel. @iele. frofige @eftalten lab mon
um bieie 3eit bic Straben entlunq
ellen. Sobalb bic Spnne absr baa
@ep6lf bur&brah, ba duberte fi9 bic
Ssmperatur i6nel, unb balb tpar's
wieoer einsermabsn ansenebm.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-15

gfeIsbIut sdbIte Der @nfanes
bes Is. Sabrbunbsrts lebenoe 2sipsiger
profefor Gttmiiler unter Die baupt>
fG9li9iten Mittel sesen Sobiu9t, %
roie SrGsbeit oes GfeIs Die @utb oes
aranfsn iiitire."
Gina 1000, 900 paffaz
gtere b~efDroerte Der 2ptomotipfubs
rer Intbonp &elfer bon Der pennfpl>
bania= 8abn, pelder tiir5li9 i'm Glitter
bon 70 Sabren reiisnirte, obne jess
li4en erbebliaen llnfan.
Gin 2onboner poIisif
bat ausgere9net, bab er tudbrenb feis
ner adtitiinoisen DienftSeit tGsli9
our4fdnittlih $50 Mal Mustunff
iiber Die 2otaIitat non Strabsn ertbeis
len muB.