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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-01
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-01

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Siege bes Bottles.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-01
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mod 342. Sie pom Observation-Disclosures
an lie ergansene 4ufforoerung, fortan
tpeibe 9ite gu tragen unb glei4faGs
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beim alten gu bela1en, aber ieoesmal
puroe ibre 8itte abgef4lagen. Die
Sapar5en ma9ten infofern Before
@ef6Gfte als bic Meiben. als lie bei
grDberen Sabrten nit Den TabrgGften
einen b0beren Preis bersinbaren tonn>
ten, tpdbren6 Den Weiben itets Die nhr
seigt, mas lie Su berlansen baben..
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-01
Grunoeigentbuus nebertragungen.

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Ruebrmann, Sbeil bon 2ots IL unb
Is In 2salins's place Iob., Al bel
1901 SUB. pacant, Ofieite Der @rap
Str, n6rolia bon Waibington Ctr.
$3.50.
Union Srutt Co., Sruftse, an Go
tparb :. Craig. 2ot 95 in Boulsparb
square. 40 BEL 131 Jub, Osrbshert.
Ofisite Der part Ibe., n6rolia bon
80. Ctr. 1925.
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Sos. l.. Wooolamn Nbb., 26 BEL 125
CUB, perbehert, itiomeftli&e @de Der
2aurel Ctr. iinb 6letder glpe. 81, 400.
Meribian q. parr an Mler Nlsrans
Der, Got Is. ca. 4. 2incoln part Ibb.
40 BEL 140. 90 SUB, meffli9s settle bon
alabama Str, n6rbli9 bon %. Ctr.
$500.
Samuel eieesl an Sbomas Seating.
She'll bon 2ots 4, 5 uno 6, grown
& Worriions Subj, Nubenlot IS,
62.6 BEL 1875 SUB, nOro6fli9e @ds
bon Walnut unb Slinris StraBe.
SIC. 900. s.
Sbamos Seating on Sobn 81. Wel3.
2ots z, 8 uno 9, &eisners @sf Sn=
b~ianapolis Mob., 100 bel 1875 SUB,
tuefli1e Ssite bon See Str, iloli6
bon 2ambert Str. $4,000.
Central Bomb 60. an Werria Moo=
res, Got 10. &uHels grbsn Subj,
Mubenlot 1913, bfliae Settle BON Rui,
fsQ Mbe., ifoli9 bon Werria. $4,000.
Wiliam 6. &ice or 2ou @rof. 9ot
112, Wsf parf addition. SO bel l35
GuB, perb.. WeHieite Der 6olmes ape.,
n1rblia bon Obio Ctr. $4,000.
Sobn W. Sbau an 9enrp R. @ar=
roll, Got 10, Blod 38, Burton's Horo
indianapolis Nooition, 80 bel -
CUB. bsrb., Wsfieite Der NOrtbuefern
Noe., ifbli6 bon l1bea Str. $4,000.
Soiepb 8. Nabrup an Warp Nab'
rup. Cots 10, 20 unb "a. Square l,
0i9ols' Nortb part Mooition, 40 bel
12O SUB, bacant. Wefisite Der Della.
mare Str. iabli9 BON 80. $1,000.
SeOrge DINER an 2Ouiie M. Sorft-
mann, 2ots "A uno As, goopsr's BRO.
ipsct Str. abolition, 80 BEL 1876 SUB,
baeart, Oftisite Der 2epftone abe.,
iholi9 bon proipeet Str. 5000.
8berefea Oliper an &obert &amiep,
Got 81 In Butler @robe abolition, Az
BEL 1925 5ub, perbsRert, @efIeite Der
Belefontaine Str, n6rbli9 bon IA.
Str. $500.
George Miner an Olioe Maqod, Got
IS In Orfore plaee addition, 80 bel
1853 Sub, bacant, Ofieits Der Orfort
StraBs, n6rbIi9 bon Waibinston Ctr.
$1,000.
Wiqiam Bacon an 2utber p.8ruib,
2otb IS In Smith unb Yureel's Sub.
bipifon bon Sonss' addition. 80 bel
100 SUB, berbeRsrt. Woroieite Der %.
Strobe, bfli9 bon gloribge etrube.
$500.
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2utber 8. 8ruib, 2ots 5. 6, z, 8.
10 unb IL. Slod IA, Mrmfrons's /.
aob.. 40 BEL AS SUB iebe. Daeani,
aDroli9e Seitl Der 80. ST., 6flid
bon Bufepe Str. 81, 800.
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perbs 1ert, 6fli&e Seite Der Sainoi:
Str, nabe 80. Ctr. $1,000.
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Subj. 80 Bet 179 SUB, batant, tpef'
li&e Settle Der Sacoma Mbe., fHblid
bon NouIanb Mbe. $500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-01

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Ssute, fpel9e elm bobes Glitter erreidz
ten, Hahts lanse aufbIteben. M9t bon
5ebn perfonen, Die 6as 80. 2ebensiabr
iberf4ritten, sinsen nie Dor IL ubr
az @ett.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-01

BON ben 3412 Bump :
perfen in Den Selfeloern bon
8atu, &autafien, iinb 1896 pdbreno
Der iiingften unruben III Glammen duff
gegangen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-01

Spiel enoete 8 0 ..
Sur6 finbli9es Spiel lit in Maionz
totpn, ST.. elm f9peres ungliid ents
ftanoen. Gin o6t Sabre alter &nabe
Namens Silbeb Ga Glear baute feinem
5tpeiidbrigen 9rioer6en sinen Minia,
tur58altofen, unb als oas Ding fid|
ni9t ri9tig anaiinben lafen noGte,
bolte Der &nabe cine Petroleumfanne,
Oeren Snbdlt er barber ausgpb. Sie
Sol9en tparen f6redli9. 9as fleine
&ino ipuroe bon Den jdb empor i9las
genben SlamuIen erfaBt. Die Mutter
elite berbei, IS gu retten, mas DergebliG
mar unb fie erIitt ielbf tOOtliGs
8ranopunoen. Ser feline unbeilftifa
ter blisb unperiebrt.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-03
President Jordan's Denial.

Memphis News-Scimitar.
 Only the credulous believed the re- President Harvle Jordan of the South ern Cotton Growers Association had be- come a cotton gambler. aud had gone into the market and cleaned up $S.000,- 0o0 on the recent raise. The story was too absurd. No one believed that he was engaged in. speculation.
 Nevertheless, his positive denial comes aft an opportune time. Evident iy. 1t is a production of the bear inter ests that seek to destroy faith in the reliability of President Jordans esti- this kind are frequently sent out to act as a buffer between official reports and the market. President Jordan has enc, mics in and out of his organization, and these are watching every movement of his. They are ready to take up and magnify everything of derogatory nature against him and it is well that he has taken thought to put quietus of this report.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-03
His Example.

D Robert. said a teacher in one of the public, schools to her brightest pupil give me an example of the use of the word damper In a sentence"
 Robert thought a moment, then de- livered himself of the following:
 Teacher is damper-ticular\ about our English.-Harper's Weekly,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-03

correct and pleasing, but is rather fun ny to hear a girl attempt the broad if she merely pins 1t on her speech like a bow on a dress. uses 1t sometimes and sometimes forgets 1t. Above all things be natural. Affectation is badge of insincerity and shows shall low character. Be yourself, but make yourself in everything as delightful as you can.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-03
Got His Answer.

q notice," said the talkative custo- mel, that ones beard grows faster in hot weather than 1t does in cold. What makes 1t do that?"
 Nature" answered the taciturn bar Der.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-03

Of course, no girl who respects her self ever fumes, frets or scolds. There Is a scolding voice and there IS A fretting voice, and both are most re- pellent Fancy coming suddenly into the presence of a girl whom you have always thought lovely and attractive and finding her storming and using in- yectives. and finding fault in a coarse hateful way: that would show you that her character had a very seamy side. You could never have the same opinion of such a girl again. It would be as if under the fair outside you had seen A glimpse of something dark and repul- sive within. Probably few girls ot- fend. by passionate vehemence Of this kind vet now and then one who has not learned selfcontro1 may be betray- ed by her temper and her voice may
 reveal a state of things that those who love her must deplore.
 Not only should you be careful about your voice in private, but do not over look the fact that in public places girls voice should not De so raised as to make her conspicuous. For in- stance, if you go to matinee or concert. have in mind the people about you who have bought tickets and wish to listen to the performers, and do not let your own conversation go on ar time when attention should be focuss-
 
 ferry boats make 1t a rule neither to discuss your friends nor mention ab- sent persons by name. This Is little world. and you never know but some body may be near you who knows all about yourself ands the persons about whom you are talking. girl may live in New York, Philadelphia, or Louisville. and she may be talking Tn San Francisco or Calcutta or Bombay with A friend about another friend whose home is in Columbus or Talla- bessee. and some unknown passer or person standing or sitting near. may hear secrets not meant for outsiders and may know perfectly. well the peo- rIe who are mentioned. As you grow older YOU will more and more be amaz- ed to discover what little world this ia and how likely people are to nave met other people all around the globe
 Refinement and intelligence are shown by the voice as quickly as by inc face. Illiterate people sometimes have sweet voices. especially in some countries. but in ours with our harsh climate. keen winds and frequent changes of weather. we shall not have inc velvet voices of our English cous- ins unless we make 1t our ambition to obtain them. Climate. of course, has A marked effect upon the voice. The dweIler in the mountain and the dwell ar Inv the sea speaks in different ca dencss. but you girls. wherever you are. nav have sweet voices If you want them. You will not have them, it may ha without an effort and without talk inS mains. but the effort is worth mak- ing Don't be affected. If you are tanrht to use the bread in school and if you have been accustomed to 1t at home. you are fortunate. for ts IS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-03
Reasoning 1t Out.

Teacher (of class in zoology)-What ia the proof that a sponge is living animal?
 Young Man with the Bad ESe-A man is living animal. Many men are sponges. Therefore a sponge Is living animal.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-03
The Limit.

1t Is easy enough to be happy
 With nothing but rags to your back, But the man who's worth while ts the one who can smile
 When Miss Tarbell is on his track. Chicago Chronice.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-03

The Travellers New Life Policy Is n revelation to insurers. Nothing like 1t ever offered by any other Company. See B. J, Well & Co. about 1t. If
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-03


 Three high-class dramatic perform ances and a good moving picture show at the Montgomery Theatre, and new repertoire company at the Bijou. These are the weeks offerings at local the- atres.
 Good old Lewis Morrison comes Mon day night with his "Foust," which seems to continue in favor with South ern audiences.
 Wednesday matinee and night we are to have Susan Santje in Sowing the Wind" Sydney Grundy's really great drama. Miss Santje is woman of ex- traordinary attainment and there is great promise in her engagement.
 The announcement of the coming of Paul Gilmore is always interesting. In- terest is heightened this season by the announcement that Mir. Gilmore has a new play this season. It is Captain Debonnaire," and is said to be Mir. Gill; more's best production. He will give a matinee Saturday.
 There is much to be commended in the moving picture entertainment of Mir. Shepard His pictures are usually up to the minute and are well worth while
 The Click Company. which comes to the Bijou tomorrow night for all week, is well recommended by the newspapers where the company has played
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-03
Miss snntie in "sOwing The wind.

MTH8 SHmtJG ID .'SUWIMG TIC WIMW
 Sydnew Grundy has never written a more human play nor a cleverer one than Sowing the Wind, nor indeed any in which naturalism has played so important a part. His creativeness of character has never been displayed more thoroughly. His heroine. Rosa mond, is frank. sweet girl. yet withal one possessed of womanly qualities, while Brabazon and Ned Annesley are studies in buoyant good humor and resolute manliness.
 None of these characters are over drawn. but are true to life and natur- al. This play, which Is in four acts and highly interesting throughout, will serve as a vehicle for the intro duction by Manager Al. S. Roth of Miss Suzanne Santje, a talented and most beautiful young woman, as a star to
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-03
Mir. Morrison in ~Fausto

Lewis Morrison himself will appear as Mephisto and supported by carefully selected cast and With
 gorgeous display of new and elaborate
 scenery at the Montgomery Theatre
 Monday night.
 The fact of Lewis Morrison himself appearing as Mephisto assures spec ially good performance since his fame and fortune have both been acquired by his ability to perform the part of Satan in a manner which defies imita- ton or disparagement. When it comes to the point of acting. the showing of the passions and evil impulses. the pitilessness and fierce hatred for all things that are holy and pure. which are the essentials of Mephistos charac- ter, Lewis Morrison stands pre-em- inently first among the stars of his pro- fession. Callous, merciless mocking, his Mephisto 4 Is conceded by the best critics to retain the greatest subtlety of expression and the most powerful declamatory work of any living actor Though the scenery is all new and surfeit of brilliant effects Is promised in an electrical way in the garden and other scenes interest will be centered on the vivid new electrical and pyro- technical display of the Inferno scene. not alone on account of its realism and scenic beauty, but because 1t is the most strongly dramatic scene of the play, and affords Lewis Morrison free scope for the display of his vitality and power amid surroundings which the scene painters art has made im- pressive in the full sense of the word.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-03
MONTGOMERY THEATRE.

Monday nights Lewis Morrison, In "FOust.v
 Wednesday matinee and nights su- xanne santje in sowing the Wfnd'
 Thursday matinee and night, Shep- ards moving pictures.
 Saturday matinee and nights Paul Gilmore in "Captain Debonnaire."
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-03

There are plenty of young peo- pie in Montgomery looking for em- pioyment or holding positions of mediocrity and meager pay be- cause they cannot do any one thing especially well. Are you one of them?
 This is an age of specialists. As m expert stcnographer or book keeper. or an efSicient business cor respondent. you would have pos- abilities of advancement limited only by your ability.
 We will give you a practical ed- ucation.
 We will give you such an educa- tion as will enable you to secure ana hold a paying position. We will teach you along prac- tical line and prepare you for bus- iness. whether you enter as an em- pIoye or an employer.
 We will teach you to do skill ful. intelligent work by the most modern methods.
 Our faculty is composed of bus- iness men and not teachers with out any practical business experi-
 
 ence.
 ] Our graduates are to be found
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-03
BIJou THEATRE.

All week with usual matineess The Click stock Company, opening tOmor- row night in "A Doctors Crime"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-03
All Week at Bijou Theatre.

All Week at Bijou Theatre.
 Commencing to-morrew night the Click Stock Company one of the lar gest repertoire companies playing the Southern territory this season will hold the boards at this popular play house for one solid week with the usual matinees, producing high class comedies and dramas intermingled with high class specialties between acts.
 The company comes to the city we'll spoken of, if press reports are to be taken as any criterion. The company has just recently concluded long en- gagement in New Orleans at the Ely sium where packed houses ruled.
 The opening play "A Doctors Crime" is a society melodrama in four acts. Special scenery is carried by the com pany for the production of the many plays which they present. which makes the attraction very strong at popular prices. When the company was play ing New Orleans. The Picayune of that city had the following to say regard ing one of the performances at the Elysium:
 "The Click Stock Company gave an excellent production of "A Doctors Crime" at the Elysium theatre last night to a packed house. and if ap- plause is to be taken as any criterion
  first presentation of the play in this city. and it proved exceptionally strong and was capably rendered. This was the first appearance of the Click com pany in this city, and it goes without saying that they will no doubt please and entertain the patrons of the popu- lar little down town playhouse far above the average repertoire compan- ies. The specialties introduced were good and 1t may be said that entire satisfaction was given throughout. In fact it Is really surprising that such good talent may be offered at popular prices"
 This is only one of the many press notices the company has received since playing the South, but 1t goes to show that the company made good | in other cities.
 During the action. of the different plays, specialties will be introduced by | high class vaudeville people, among who might be mentioned, recently with Al G. Field in buck dancing and popu- I lar songs. Morris and Morris, artistic rendition of illustrated songs. Prof. Williams. portofolio of magic and others. The specialties as we'll as the plays will be changed at every per | formance.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-03
THE SWEET VOICED
 SCHOOL GIRL

The voice an Expression of Health, strength, Character and Person- aIfty - Indistinct Enunciatson | Mars Many voices-Some Girls Speak Like Soi- diers on the War; path---Neither Rush,
 shout Nor Cacl<le
 When Talk
 ing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-03

 This IS the bus mess head that IS Tn demand right here Tn Montgomery.

holding good positions with the leading firms not only of Mont- gomery, but throughout the South ern States.
 There is a place for, you in the business world.
 Without the proper training, however, you will have a mighty hard time getting employment. and a harder time holding the posi- tion after you secure it.
 We emphasize in our school the essential subjects. such as Book keeping. stenography. Typewriting. Commercial Law. Arithmetic, al- though we teach many other branches than those mentioned.
 We have day and night sessions, and by reason of our individual method of teaching, pupils may en- roll at any time.
 Our rates of tuition are very reasonable, remarkably so when the advantages given the pupils are considered.
 We have just issued new book let. which will be sent you upon request.
 Very truly yours.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-28
NOTAS De LARES
Muerte del senior Caceres.
Velada en- el Casino. -El
IS de Julio inadvertido.
NUtv0S PROFESSORS

El lunes por tarde fall ,cl6 & COZ.
con'e'uenoia do Ia hsrida que reel.
biera mieatras estaba trabaj sndo. al
estimado correliglonario don Fran
cisco CAceres.
Prsvia invitAci6n del Comits unio.
nlsta, asisti6 regular concurrencia de
amigos y correligionarios al entierro
dc este infortunado compatriota, des.
pidiendo el duelo al llegar q la ne.
cropolis, el senior Daniel Rodriguez
Kuiz, con frases de expresiva condo
lencia.
-Anoche Sc llev6 & sfecto en- los
salones del sCasino de Lares,. ma
magnl1ca velada literaria, resultando
bastante concurrida.
-Casi no nos dimos cuenta de
que el % dc Julio de ests affo "a cum :
plleron de hIber desembarcai 10 los
americanos por el puerto de Guknica
Y es que ningdu puertorriqueho tiene
voluntad para conmemorar tai fecba
porque desde ella hasta hoy venimos
soportando una terrible esclavitud po.
Utica y Ia mis- desastrosa situaci6n
economical que conocemos.
La Junts local de instruction
pdolica ha propuesto para eiercer
durante ell proximo a1o & los profeso.
res slgulentes; don Domingo Aponte
principals; seforita Juana QaifIons,
Ernesto Cabrera, Jose Csrde Fer.
nan1o E. Iugo, graduados: nara
rurales, los sehores Santiago Casas
Homero San Antonio, Francisco Ace-
Vedo' Antonio Gonzalez Orma, Juan
Bias Soto LatorreRamiro Lugo. Car.
men Levy, Monserrate Moreno. Pal.
Mira Velez, Genara Perez Leonor
Ana Ferrer.
CoRREsPoNsAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-28

amdr.... pero nunca hombres mal0s
para aborrecer.
Mas de todas maneras, aparecen
presentadas de un modo msgistral
las treints tres biogrsffas de M,ter-
tos picos, escritas con esa lucubra-
ci6n tan prodigiosa en- Matos, ell que,
entire derrc ches de erudici6n no men
tida , fogosidsdes dc I'm alma can.
dente en- ideas luminosas, deslumbra
con su estilo y sugestiona con su ia.
lento.
Y precisamente, es tai su fervor en-
esta parte, que 81 algdn defecto pudie.
ramos achacar q varias de sus biogra.
ffas, es ell de que su autor, abando aan-
dose a su irresistible i'm pulso, divide
en- ocasiones al biografado, para dis.
currir por su propia cuenta, dejando
tras su atica pluma un reguero de luz
radiante & irresistible, pero NAL enfo.
cado q veces sobre ell objeto principal
de Id obra, que resalta, no tan grande
pr su propio valer, como por ageno
esfuerzo.
Dispense Ell gaano escritor que me
atreva q sefalarle esta para mi ligerf.
sima falta, 81 falta puede llamarse al
exceso de luz y de potenc'a.
Lo que resulta indudable es que
este libro no solo signifca por ST un
tesoro mas para nuestra Bibliozraffa,
81 que tambien1a promesa segura de
que algdn otro de igual indole vendra
a completar ell estudio valiosfsimo Que
el autor de Pedazos de Roca Recuer.
dos Beaditos Sc propone.
Matos Bernier, & mas de escritor
castillo 6 ilustrado, es un patricia, por
que trabaja por su patria.
iAdelante. -!
Sa compahero y amigo le felicita.
N. Gonzalez Garcia.