davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-09

Snbianapslis 2afeesgreiie
SerD6bnI. Biz gutter 10-12e; prsr1a sis a.
udblter l4-16e Gonep 82f-eei, eSNaz
Denou 10 BIB 22e. Sapa 2S-S2e
Sn Ba6etsn:
0stofa $14.26. Zion 81 t.25, Serfeu sIl az;
Garacas s14.s 8 DiHuortbY sls 30, Dxss
Sasa 8lenS 81 80, 9tirnar SABA gIsue.
$14.s5, Duriea 5 ..25.
8n6er-Domtnoes 1870; Gtifsnees 8 So
paIuertFrter b.s2e; xxx3 pu~Ipertarts s e.,
fetaer sranmlirter 4.92e; Cubes 5.37s; spss
feetioners' IA. NC; sstoseuoob Z 4. 2s; 200.
sir u 4. &c; empire IA. 7e; SbsaI srsrs
0oIben 8 4.4'c; Nsnb5or ertra 8 AT.
&issepoob 6 4 33e: seIber 8 6:e2.; Ii seI,
Ser 3.87.
eiFs-Raa( 40 Or. 4sa). Sas. 80 str
0anone.
BidIes-24OO TN Sas $40; $500 I'M Sss
50; 1900 TIM aaI5fab $500; 200 tm Gas
$3.50.
etdrte-RearI. 8tc, Gbaurptoa eIot, l sxh
o FIu"o Feuete % xorns 1 Bfe. t06ttt,
4H-6k.
Sanbp-7; etamsen seurt9t &c; Grps
esr semif9t 6ac; Banner 7uta Be-; ereas
8onbons 10c: Ns. Q Cream semiI@t &C.
getro6nete Tri&te-AepfeI, an ber epxn,
setrodnet. &c; Sobannesbeerex &c bts TIC;
&ttron 1se BITS l4e; %ofxen, 3 gruux, p1
1fsnb. 7e. 8 Grown 7}c. 1 erous 7ie ,aa,
u1snfreie ebts SC, California Nuseatel 76e;
eaItaaa nc, iraperttrte suItama lie Ess lie
California aprtfofen &c bts lie.
&sts-GaroItna. 3opf, 4a--sie. Sascr 81
she, gebro&euer, 8--4c.
MHs-8rasiI neu &c bts loo; 5iEberts H.
TRanbeIn IA; wei9i@alise Raxbsis los
Serbian RanbeIn l6e; peaxHts &c BIZ SIC,
ssrofete 7c bis &c; GnsIii9s BaIxaHe-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-09
0afs.

gugros 8 Bertaufspreas Snspnrtss' -
s&peserfdfe 8ee per Htaxb ssxbstrsias'
s&weuer,die lis, Diseoxftn Sreena $ &H
10, Stem gori GbehSGrs lbe. shshssu''
2iaburser 14e. Bird 16s.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-09
aus Rbeberfreien.

Bremer n, z. 9ss. alufieben ere
rest bas pl6bli@e Steigen Der Nttien
bes vNDrooeutiGen 2lDpo". gs tpurbe
peranlaBt bur3 oas @erii9t, bae oi:
@eis1fdaft cine 5lotte ausrtfe, UNI
bic ruifi&sn @efansenen. melde BON
Sapan nod @laoiwofod seianbt muir,
ben, ab3ubOlen.
Was ben 2ampf stpii9en Der .6am=
burg-4meritas 2tnie" unb benz .Noros
oeuti9en 2lopb" anbetrift. 10 tperben
bic @eneraloirettoren Balm unb Wie=
ganb am Sreitag In Berlin suiammen-
tommeu. IS miro aeboft, bab bic
5erren Bel Der 8slegsnbsit elm Climber.
nebmsn In bic Weee leitsn tperosn.
Canada.
SauIe gter Il + Garab
Bernbarot.
Quebee, 8. Se3. I'm ben
gmpfang. Der ibr bier au t6eil getuor-
ben ut, miro bic grObe fransORiae Sra=
goblin Sarab Bernbarot mobl aeit-
lsbsns benfen.
SroB Der bon Der @eifli9teit unb
Der bon berielben fontrolirien YreKe
auf He semaGten Nngrife NOR ihre
Worfslun9 geftsrn Abeno sldnsenb be-
iudt uno fis erntste aud rei9li@eu
MppIaus.
alss cling gut biz gum Sdlub. AIs
fi6 jeood. na6oem Der 8orbang gum
lsbten Wale gefaQsn mar. bic gu.
idauermenae oas Sbeater perlieB, I'M
fid 3u 3er1reuen. umiagerten ungefdb,
200 Mdnner ben acknowledging.
Der Gdauihieler Gar. Der dig erae,
Der Sarfelsr bas @ebdube nerlisb.
tpuroe nit elmer SaIbe bon fauler
giern besrtibt. Der yg6ttli4en" go
rob crying es. als fe ibren @9litter
bsfieg nidt better. bod perfeblten bi'
auf fs seridteten Wurf9ei4oRe gum
Slid bas 3iel.
Weni9er gut als fe iebot famen BIZ
msiften Mit9lieber Der 5efeQiaaft meg.
oenn fe bOten, ais bic Salitten BEN
8abnbof 3uiauften. fdmmtlid einen
idmmerliGen Inblid nno ibre $oiletter
tuarefl ruinirt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-09
Gdmereteu

Hptber &Ieeiarnen S. .2h-s.60.
gnslii&er &Ieeiamen $3.50.
gIIibte RIeeiamen $.eO0-S.60
gIfaIfa &Ieeiamen Sc. 2h-8.o0.
8eiser Rleeiamea $500.
@eudbIter Tinotbb 81. 80-1.90.
Sroindrer bis gutter Eia,otbp 81 .s0-l.76.
Saneb 8entmdp gIausras s1.60-I.5s.
8Iausras IN Gbaf 6Oc.
gnsIii@es BIausras $l.45.
OrGarb @ras 81. 70-1.60.
Reb Cop In @baff 75c-$1.le.
Raffer Born 76c-$1.00.
amber 3uaerrobr Saraen $1y00-l.26.
Beiber 9aferfamen 40c
Sribiabrs @erffe $1.26.
@eises unb seIbes aorn 81. o0-l.25.
Neo Sob @nfiIase $1.10-1.25.
Som Seas $l.76.
Niuet 81. 40 bis $1.36.
SribiabrssN 81 40.
SetsuiebeI, weibe, seIbe uuo rotbe $3.50
,er 8uiheI.
SiB : GartoffeI, geIbe Seriep, eerumh0,
IeIbe ylanienonb iinb iibIi@e Queen $50 BET
SaB; rotbe Naniennenb $2.75; BraFIiaRis&e
3artofeIn, fribe 8 Do@er zoe per DufbeI;
ribe Dbto 65c per 8uibeI; fribe Roie Soc per
friibe Bu-banf soc per BufbeI; frits
Debron 45c per WuibeI; NuraI Nep Dori unb
Green Nomntain 40c per 8uibeL
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-09

j.. odnbIer bc3abIen folgexoe Srets:
Gutter - Country, 1ies Sreomerp rs .
eIqtx 27e.
Srii9e GIsr-28c per Dutene.
0dibner Sc, Hdtxe 8, Eurieus-10-l2e.
SaIen - $l.IO biz $1.25 per Outenb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-09
HnRlano.
.W itterefiqnirt.

I'd IL Tt ! u !.
Berlin, 8. Ses. Cine Sepef8e
on bas ,Saeeblatt". bic iibsr @potfuhs
men bsf0rbert tuurbe. meloet, bob 8raf
@itts feline &sfanation einrei&te. haB
Der Gar aber fi9 weigerte oieielbe ans
sunebmen.
3wefeIbafte 3 ufanbe E.
g I. petersburg, z. Seq,
iber g~pottubnen, s. Deg. Man nimmt
bier on, bab cine Stills BON mebreren
Wodsn bier eintreten miro. Die
pauie pirb bon bsioen partetsr bee
nubt usreeu, INN frifde Grdfte 81 fams
meln.
Wabri9einIi9 tuerben fdon in IA
Saesn i9were S4nssfdIe ben Raub
uno WOro3igsn auf benz 2anoe elm
@nbe MAIDEN.
8sbsnflid III, baB bic prsfe nit Der
risusn Jreibeit mod INNER ni&t aufrie-
ben 1T. 8oafdnbigs Srsibeit 1T ben
3eitunssn in ben Stdoten gewdbrt,
bersri nuf Dem 2anbe isSod nidt. Muf-
reisunsen aesen Die Re9ierung uno oas
Serri9srtbums iolsn nod INNER NIT
8srbannung b%eftrafi tuerben.
Gin bsbsntli9es 3ei6sn III. boB bic
Rsgisrung ielbt ausifslbaft gu iein
ideint, oh bic Sruppsn auf Die Bauern
fsueru tuerosn, mem, lie In tleinere Gbs
!beilun9en aufsel6f weroen. Wan
bsrmutbst sber, bab He ibre Offiaisre
ermoroen tperoen.
Der Qommanbant Der 5effune Brett
bat Die 8rObgrurbbefBer in iener @ts
ssnb bena4ridtist. bob fie ielbH fur
ibre Si4srbsit Sorgs tragen mtihsn.
Die 8ouberneurs Der probinaen finb
fur 0ermsbrun9 Der lofalsn poliasi
unb 8etpafnune bsrfelben.
@s tpirb beri9tet, baB General
Morimopiti4, Der frtbsrs General
@ouperneur bon @aridau, Der Nad-
folger bes ermoroeten 8ensraleutnants
Sa9arotp tperben miro.
Die Nneeffsltsn Der Singers dbmas
idinenfabrif, i'm 8an3en 20, 200 per-
iOnen in &uBlanb, baben cine Union
sebiloet, um b6beren 2obn uno ~tir3ere
arbeits3eit gu erIan9en.
grsbif9of m iBIiebis
% d q II, 5. Deg. gs tuurbe
beuis cine Srbre erlaRsn, bab 3eitun-
gen nidt in 3irtulation fommer io0.
ten, wel9e ni9t bic 3eniur paiirt
bdtten.
Dem tatbntif9sn gr3bii9of puros
cine pstition sussffent, uel9e bic linz
terfdriften bon $aufenoen trug unb
i'm auHoreert 3urid3utreten, ba feline
reattiondret1 Nni9ten nit benerl Der
petenten ni9t iibsreinfimmten.
Sentiblano.
8ertretung oes organi :
irten 6anbwerfs m
9errenbau e.
Berlin, 8. 9e3. gs berlautet aus
3~uberldiissr Nuele, oab oas organi
frte 6anomsrf, dhnli& wie bic San-
belsfammern, cine 0srtretuns i'm
preIbif9en Serrenbauie erbaIten fol.
S96ne 0erpaItung g.
W m q r, 8. Sea. Scr Nntiqui=
tdtenbGnoler MoIfA ang Bad purbs
Bier Derbaftet. Gur9 einen Berliner
NniiquitdtenbdnbIer purben benz bisfi-
gen G6tbe sSdinsr WuIeum ieltens
6anof4riften %angeboten, bic er bon
Bad sefauft battle. Dem Girettorium
bes Wuieums cling elm $al9lidt auf.
gu ieinsm grfaunen erfannts es, bat
bic betreHenoen s&riftfide aus ben
Wuieum gsftoblsn tparen.
SeIeerapbif9e 8erbin.
buns m & b.
Berlin, 8. Se3. Der Streit bel
ruifi&en Selesrapbifien i&eint aufsu'
bre&sn; uenisftsns tOmmsn 9epei&er
nod 2ibau, Ginlano. Waridau, 2ien
u. I. h., tpsnn auf nmpsgen bsf6roer
ueroen.
n.
Berlin, 8. Ee3. Der Sefretd'
bes N~uspdrtigsri b. &idtbofen empfinl
| benfe Narrn @fenar Sufer NrGfiDen
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-09
Tradte uno eemstie.

SrA&te
aepfeI -@ Suite Ro4dpfeI $500 pee SAB.
8ananen $1.OO-l.26: iIetne 76e-Sl.00.
@ttrpnen 81 00-l.60 per RIPE.
Oramsen - $a.b0-3.50 pei Rife.
Trauben 17Ae per 8orb.
8irnen ST. D-1.26 per 8uibel.
0emRfG
Wotbe Riben 25e per Dutenb 8un@es.
Gelerp 25:-4oe per 8un@.
Differ pIant 16e per DuSexh.
2raut = Sl.0o-l.2s per Tab.
8lumentobI $a.5) pei D,temb.
@urfen - 81. 0 per Dusenb.
saIat - 12kc per Yfunb.
8eterftIie 16c per Dusenb Bun@es.
RartofeIn - 65c 76e per 4uibel.
eIbfartoffeln = Snsinia $l.75; Salt''
NOR $s.o -l.96 Serieh $3.50 $500
per SaB.
4wiebeIn = &otbe unb ueibe $'.3h per
Bfuno Spanti4e Smteoeln SID
per &ifte.
gabieie lec per Dutenh.
Sptnat - ACC per BufbeI.
Tomatoes So per Grate.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-09
Gbina.
g Offs nalI.

S9tffsunall.
Sf9ifu, 8. Deg. 3wei iapa-
nii9e Offisiere bic in einem &ettungs-
boote bier a%naefommen inb, beritten.
oaB Der 3ransportoampfer Senien, Der
Dor smei Sagen nit 1000 Esanr unh
80 pferben bon Salnp mad Sapan
abaing. suiiden benz Shantun9s9 Dor.
gebirge uno Der 9hfs 9orea's feline
S4raube perlpr uno nun auf bober
See treibt
Die beioen Sff3iere famsn in benz
sSoote bierber um 8eiftanb au iu9en.
Hranfreid.
6 r-p rdioentS orre.
cannes, 8. Deg. Seoboro
9arria Sorrs, Der frtihers prdfosnt
bon ECUADOR, III bier 9eforoen.
u utompbtIsM AUST II n q.
Yaris, s: Ss3. prdfibent 2ous
bet erDffnste beute bic 4utOmobil. Nus-
fslluns. au9 ameritaniide Girmen
inb bertreten.
Euffifde Weuterei.
pGris, 9. Deg. Cine SepeiHe
bon Soulon meloet. BOB es 3widen ben
8smannunesn uno Off3ieren 3peier
ruiRiaer Sorpeoobootssrf6rer. bic fiji
ben StapsIauf fertis fno. 3u ernftli=
den Weinungsbsridieosnbeiten fam.
Die Weutersi wuroe bon ben Sfh3ieren
%unteroridt, aber ss peroen neue Be-
mannuneen fur bic S9ihe nod $Ou=
lon gsi4idt tuerben.
&uffif9er SeIegra.
biffen-S treif.
paris, 8. Ye3. Cine 9epei&e
bon ct. petersburg IN oas uSournal"
melbet, bab bie bortiasn Selegrapbifen
auf ibre pldbe auradtebren uno aud
Der Streit In ben probinsen aufammsn.
bri9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-09

OettIHs Q. Ue3s OeI OuIluess
ruth bot ben grlab zines &ei9s-B Berg
seIebes abgelebnt, bas bon bielenS eiten
bereits udbreno Der 8ergarbeiters Wir=
rem I'm &~ubrgebiet gefOrbsrt tpurbe.
Der abf8ldsise Bei@eio erfoIste NIT
Der gesrinouns, bab bic Sauptia4e
i&on bur1 bic rlsue Mrbeitsorbnuna
gsrsselt fei.
aus Der & 2an3s
lers.
Berlin, 8. De3. lus Der @ebe
oes aansIers i'm &si9staas tbsr oie
8e3iebungen Seutidlanbs gum Mus=
lanoe fno nod fol9enbe Stenen Be.
msrtsnsperth:
rWir befolgen bic freneae Ni9tein-
mii4una In bic inneren YerhdItniKe
oes ruffi6en &ei9es. Die Bebaups
tung GROCER ausldnbiiaer gldtter,
Deutfdlano iei gsgen pOlniide Quto-
monte eingetreten linb babe NIT Ssn=
pafion 9eorobt, if cine alberne grfins
oung.
.aber Elm uebersrsifsn Der grpbs
polKif&en Setpesuns nod preuben
miro berbinoert uerbsn. Bel uns bals
ten mir bic Oronuns aufredt. Sarauf
tann man fd berlaRen."
Ghrft Billion cling banrt auf bic @es
ihidte bss Maroeeo . Sails elm. Ct
perlas einen ausfibrli9en @rlab an
ben oeuti&en 8otidafter In 2onbon
bonn Grtbiabr, in ueldsm bieier Den
auftrag srbielt. Der englifdsn &egies
runa mitsutbeilen, Seutf9lano let bon
MarOffO iniO.mirt pOroen, baB Jrant-
reid bsbaupte, Elm europdiides Wanbat
fir bic Ausfibruns bon Meformen i'm
nOroafritanii&en Sultanat au bsfben.
Gin iol@ss Manoat tonne nur bon
allen Signaturmd&ten Der Wabriber
2onbention ertheilt rperoen, ri&t bon
3ruei ooer bret Wd4ten allein. Seutfa.
lamb beffehe auf benz &e9tsfanbpuntt.
Die Wertragsre9ts miiBtsn gspabrt
ruerben.
,Das fol num-" erfldrte Der 2an3-
Ter, ybura bic rleue 2pnfsrena erreidi
psrben, tpel&e bemnd9f in Mlaeciras
3~uiammentritt.
Ser @eoante, mir MOLTEN 6ranf.
reid iberfallen unb 3u einem BinoniB
sesen @uslanb 3wingen. 1T abiurb.
Die @~rleoiaung Der Marofto. 5raee
3eist bic N69li9teit, nit &ube uno
Ssfisteit eroBe STANDARDIZATION 30
h%beruinbeu. Sd bofe bafelbe aud
Iut Ole SutuHT.
2ebbafter anbauernber Beifaa tpurbt
benz 2an3ler gu She'll, nadoem er ge.
enbet.
gin9reite1 ge9sn o q.
Iifi4e o m n + + o.
tpren.
DRESDEN. 8. Gss. Die id6fi&,
Rsaieruns bat bic pOli3eibeb0roen in
26nigrein angewiefen. Die FIR nd6'
item Gonntaa anseftinoigten Wabl,
re1ts. Semonffrationen Der Se3talifer
nit aller Ma4t berbinbern.
v9Iopo" be6rbert ru |.
Ge@ efan9ene
Bsemen. 8. Se3. Ser vNorb'
bsutf9e 2lOpo" miro iedstauisnb Rui.
len bon Wlabimoffod In bic 6eimatt
bsfbroern, uelde fi8 In iapanii&er @e.
fangenihaft befanoen. Die Gampfsl
ySrase", v8era" unb .Stuttgart'
Hno fur ben 3msd bsittmmt.
@raf Welsburg tiebel
absewieen n.
OIbenburg, 8. Ses. 9a:
Oberlanoesseri@t In OIbenburg ha
iein urthsil In benz proaeB oes @rafsr
@els6urg geae1 ben regierenoen @roB'
ber3os Mueuft BON OIoenburg auf lin
e%rfsnnung als Witslieo oes 6errider
bauies perftnbet uno bic 2lage abge
tpiefen.
Nunmebr wirb bns &ei2sgeri9t II
LESTER Snffan3 Den 5aq enti4eioen.
I@sTfdI9te amerifani9
g anfnoten n.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-09
Sergius @dte
Sat mgebli6 reiignirt, bod lit Der Gar baunit ri9t
einuerftanbe1.

Sic ~tlegraphHde Yerbinoums nit &uBlnno better sepurSen. - Sanower
fer ims prnBMde Serrenbaas ? - 9ofuuenten Siebiabl
81 Neimnr.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-18

Their persecution was due to the ignor- ance of the Russian people and to the savagery of their nature springing from that ignorance. He quoted Napoeons sententlous pharse: Scratch Russian and you find a savage The recent atrocities were, said MT Bowron. the greatest tragedy since the fall of Jeru- salem. Yet in spite of them the Jew had not been and would not be extirpated When Lincoln was shot, and Seward wa assaulted, James A Garfield had. at critical moment said to the people Of New York God reigns and the govern ment at Washington still lives So was It with the Jew. In spite of centuries or persecution he would continue potential factor in the worlds civilization. Alex T. London said that the occasion of the meeting was the greatest crime In history. Yet it was the world-od story lberty can only be bought at the price of human life He urged his hearers to give abundantly, saying that he wished inc meeting had been a mass meeting of all the citizens of Birmingham in order | that Gentiles as well as lows might con- | tribute to the cause. Later MT. London emphasized thlS point, urging 'ilat "
 committee be appointed and that the pub
 lie generally be requested to subscribe | to the fund. 'Let those who don't want
 to give refuse to do so,' said he, but at
 least give those who are so inclined an opportunity to contribute to stricken Rus
 sia'
 | In response to this suggestion, Dr. New | field will appoint a committee to solicit | contributions from those who have not already subscribed. In the meantime, how
 ever, the public is invited to contribute
 to the fund by sending their checks to
 Leo K. Steiner. Steiner building, who was
 last night appointed treasurer of the fund. | The money as soon as received will be | telegraphed to Jacob H. Schiff, the New
 York banker, who is the national treas- l urer of the fund.
 Next Friday night there will be
 meeting in Temple Emanuel to celebrate | the 250th anniversary of the first Jewish | settlement in America.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-18
BUILD MORE WARSHIPs.
German Expenditures for Coming Year
 Will Be $41 ,250,oo0.

Berlin, November 1.-The federal com- mission today adopted the appropriations bill which will be laid before the Reich stag at it's forthcoming session. The bill provide for the building p'al for six large cruisers. or which five are for the so-called foreign fleet and also for the raising of the number of torpedo divisions from 16 to 24. The cruisers will be 16 750 tons. The total cost of the year 1906 will be $41, ,250OO0.
 The naval appropriation bill is also pub lshed. In the abstract it provides for an increase in the size and armament of the vessels hitherto voted under the old fleet law. making the cost of the battleships So 900, 600 instead of $6,250,000.
 The Gawk Engraving Co. makes the beet cnts Phone Peoples PTS.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-18
Financial Condition of County is Shown by Figures Present. ed to the Grand Jury OVER S82,OOO SPENT
 ID MAINTAIN ROADS Robert Morris Recommends Regula- ton of the coroner's Office and
 Change In Justice of
 Peace Law.

Robert A. Morris, county auditor, sub mitted his annual report to the grand fury yesterday morning. The document is full and comprehensive, giving in detail a number of interesting facts anent the financial condition of the county for the fiscal year ending September 3O 1905.
 MT. Morris makes a number of impor- fant recommendations in his report. Among them are the regulating of the coroners office, the establishment of a general disbursing agent for the county. the maintenance by the county of it's own electric light and heating plant for the Jail and court house, number of changes in the justice of peace laws and a reduc- tion of the county tax rate.
 The county auditor, in his report re- comments that the present act prescrib- ing the duties of the county coroner and fixing his compensation be repealed in its entirety He also recommends that the law allowing the county to borrow money to meet current expenses be re- pealed.
 The report shows that the average monthly receipts during the past fiscal year were $sS, ,422 .S2, as against s97,7SS. 46. the monthly average for the fiscal year of 1904. an increase of s6S4. .s6 per month.
 The report also shows that the aver age disbursements for the fiscal year just passed were an increase over the previous year of $S045. .19
 The following figures taken from the auditors report will give a general idea of the financial status of the county:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-18
Chicago Business Men In Rome, Ga.

Rome, Ga., November 7.-The party of Chicago business men who are touring the south spent today here. and was hos pitably entertained. The party was met at the station by q delegation headed by the mayor. who took the guests for q drive about the city, then to the Elks' club for a brief stay, and then to 8 hotel for luncheon. The party left late to- day for Marietta, Ga, and from there will go to Atlanta tomorrow.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-18

of exhibit E' of this report that certain of the departmenta1 expenses still show A dispositfon of upward tendency, while at the same time it is gratifying to note that other departments show decrease in expenditures. Each years recelpts are materially added to in the shape Of tax collections, etc., due largely to the tax commissioner efforts, but 1t seems as 1T there Is no mode or method whereby the expenses can be approximately reduced It Is true that Jefferson is a large coun- ty and that in proportion to her growth so increase her expenses, yet this increase should be proportionate to the growth and income. For instance, the actual income for the year from all sources was sol0,- 139 IS, while the actual expenses were s674 29O. .65, and but for the balances brought forward from last year we would now face a deficit. Good, sound business judgment and management would adyo- cate the Keeping of your expenditures well within the bounds of your cash resources. This fact is more fully emphasized when the attention Is called to the fact that in 1917 the county will be called upon to meet an obligation amounting to $20O, 900 for bonds issued for road purposes in lSS1. Section 6, of the enabling act requires the creation of a sinking fund to meet this principal debt, yet none has ever been created. The creation of this sinking fund may or may not be good public policy in this advanced age of financiering, but 1t is law and whether tne law be good or bad it demands respect and obedience, until it is repealed. The condition of the fine and forfeiture fund Is not so good as last year, 1t being largely In excess of the year previous.
 "The responsibility for great deal or this increase is due to the fact that there are entirely too many petty misdemeanor cases returned to the grand jury, and tried in the criminal court, and again there are so many witnesses summoned in cases who know absolutely nothing about the case: this, of course, becomes a charge against the fund and makes harvest for the scrip buyer.
 Smallpox Stamped Out.
 q think the citizens can point with great deal of pride to the very effective manner in which our health officers have handled the smallpox situation during the past year. It can be practically said that there is no smallpox in the county today. This has been accomplished at an ex- pense of $6. 343. .91, as against $13,S3468 for last year and $15,21S.69 for the year before. However, this may be the health law IS not being strictly adhered to as will ap- pear from a careful persusal of the same. The purport and intent of the law IL would seem was to cast upon each muni-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-18

ScentInusd on Tenth Pase).
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-18
New Indian vlceroy Arrives.

Bombay, November 17.-The Earl of Minto, new viceroy of India, formerly gov ernor general of Canada arrived here this evening" The retiring viceroy, Lord Cur zon of Kedleston, leaves Bombay to- morrow for England.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-18

The Gawk Engraving Co. makes the beet cTts. Phone Peoples 276.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-18
Local Weather Data.
Birmingham. Nov. r. 1

BlfInInBndNl, NON II T D, m. Maximum temperature ............ ,72 Minimum temperature ................. A Mean temperature .................- .5S Normal temperature .............-..... .55 Deficiency of temperature since Jan
 uary ........................... .549 Rainfall since D. m. yesterday ...... Rainfall since January 1.......-........ BIT Deficiency of rainfall since Janu-
 ary .......................... 6.O3
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-18
THE WEATHER

Washington, November 1I.-Forecast for Alabama: Fair Saturday; Sunday rain; fresh south winds.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-18
Weather Report.

Temperature and precipitation as re- ported at the weather bureau for select southern stations during 24 hours ending at 10 a. m.: Precip-
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-04-07
Send Ne the Names

of your friends and relatives iF
the east who are contemplating
movement to the west during the
coming spring or summer.
There will be in effect during
the spring months, from all east
ern points to every section of the
west, greatly reduced rates (both
one way and round trip, and it
will be to their interest that you
give me names of parties who
may be induced by these rates t47
come west. No matter wherS
they may be located. we will have
our representatives call upon OF
write to them and advise them of
tho cheapest and best way to make
the trip.
G. A. WALKER. Gen'l Agt.
Cl.l:ago and N. W. Ry.
P. o. Box $50, Salt Lake, Utah.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-04-07
Wapello Marbles

Isaac Bates was thrown from 9
horse this week and his arm in.
ljured.
There was very nice dance a,
Mr.. Mackie's Tuesday. An ele.
giant luncheon was served and all
had a good time.
The Wapello school will close
on the 9TH, and our teacher, Miss
Blackhart, will leave with the
good wishes of the community.
j. B: Stratford, of Berthoud,
Colorado, arrived recently, but
his sister, who was to come with
him, was not well enough to travel
and will come later.
J. M. Stratford has hundred
acres of land ready to plant in
sugar beets. He has closed a deal
with j. Mort, Of the Japanese
Labor Association, to do the hand
work. If the weather continues
good seeding will begin about the
10th of the month.
There is Sunday school every
at the school house and
preaching every third Sunday.
People looking about the school
grounds have observed great
of TASKS, and on follow.
ng the matter up it has been
'ound that they come there in the
pockets Of the young fellows at
ending the dances on Friday