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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-07
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bat tberan I'm Sn. unb AusIanbs bas
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nsusn Rttelisbsrn oss Rsi1stasss be.
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tonisrbatiu, prdRbsnt Der faiisrli9su
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eIisbsr jdblt. gsnsral b. 2isbsrt Be-
Rsste isinsn fosialtFii&en gsssntan.
sibatsu NIT elmer ioIOhalsn Nsbrbsit.
Wermirb Rtt&stags.
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-07

SubfsIbs rudbnt, wsl&er bet Der
Dabl am Is. Sanuar In Brsslau.OH
ben REORGANIZATION Gesnsr aus
benz 5eIbs f9iug.
DoIIen beut&eW aarsn
boptotten.
GRESHAM u, 6. 5sb. Sc r1ebr
Der s1ulareif In Der Ohmnrt nbHaut.
bsfo g,6Bsr f&etnt BET polnif4en 90
natifern i%snieiis Der @rsnae bic Wei.
aung 30 usrosn, 5u i4arsn uno Si
bsben.
go fnnb In 2embsrg. @ali3isn, ME
BON bort esmsIbst mitch, eine Yer'
iammluna fatt. tuel1e stn3ig uno
ausin ~ benz 3msd ~berufen NOR. uut
t5sr bic prsubrias Ohmartsn' politit
ben Stab su brsdsn. sln Der @er'
iammlune, bic sinsr betna6e off
stsasn anfiri8 battes bstbsiligten f1
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iaIuB e.faBt, preuBti4s @aaren su
boptottsn, ben @sbrau9 Der oeuif&sn
Spra9s In 5anosIsbrisfen aus3u.
idli.bsn, bic Auf0fung Der bsuti8n
prioatI4ulsn In 8ali3ien an3ufrebsn
unb esssn bic Nufrs4isrbaltung bss
Srsibunoss gu protsFtrsn.
Ceferreih <l1ngarn.
3u q m nj n9Iub Der
beut DEN q arteten.
@ten, 6. Seb. Sin nerbsiBen.
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Tamsn Dorsebens Der Ssntf4en In ben
beporhsbsnosn Rsi9sratbs.U abIsn if
gu Brtinn In Wdbrsn gstban uOrosn.
Der bort abaebaltsns partsitas Der
Ssuti6sn 5ortf6rittspartet, wslhsr
aub.rorbsntli4 Hart bsiuat NOR, bot
sin,n Wablaufruf srIuHsn, tn wslasm
Der 3ufammsni&luB Der oeuti&en frei.
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empfohlsn wiro.
3ugleid uirb elmer gefunosn Wit.
tsIfanbs. polttif oas Wort sersoei unb
Der 4nRdt ausorud bsrIisbsn. oab Die
uirtbidaftIi&s Ersnnuna Oeferrsi6s
bon nnsarn sinsm unginf'ae Nus.
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ten 3ur @runbbeoingung fRr ben ab.
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pfieblt bic proportionale 0ertretung
uno WdbIbarfe,t bon 6rauen BET ben
Nablsn 3u ben @ensralfaaten. Der.
lanat, bab BITE Qualification Der Ron.
bioatsn fur bsibe 2ammern oie eIsi9e
fein fole, unb bab Der erfen Qammsr
bas Rs&t psrIiebsn ptroe, NIT Jus.
nahme bon gtats. Angslsgsnbeitsu, |s.
isbesoorlasen an3unebmen ober gu BIZ
rusrfen.
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1tpIpmattf&e unter.
anbIuneen abge
bro4en.
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a1e btplomatiI&sn untsrbanbluneen
apii9en ben bstbsn &epublitsn Nitara.
quo unb 6onburas tuurben beute abge.
bro&sn, uls bie Golge Der JnbaRon
bon bsnaHnetsn Solbaten 0onburas,
iber bic grsn3e R~iearasua's. Die
bsibsn Rseisruneer f0nner F& fbsr
ben Dorf&Iae. TIRE reIp. @renasn ni9i
bon beuuHnstsn eulbatea bswa&sn 3u
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-07
OttyeDs.

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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-07
@eitofr5meigtt
geaebion In China beorobt ernflid oas Sort
betebtn BET Manbidns9 Daattt.

Resermmgsmebrbet obme Centrum seFGert. gSpnem beuti&e sBaaren bos=
often - 3uiammenihuB Der Seufhen Barkien - aeuoeruus Der
gerfaRung poraefhlasen. - l1nfdbiser General erbdlt
aonman6o. Sip!omatihe l1nerhanolungen abge.
bruden. &6ng 9eopOlo erkioet l1nfda.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1907-01-16
MOrtuary.
Death of Chas. Muecke

Mr.. Charles Muecke died last
Thursday at his home in this city,
after a lingering illness Of Brights
Disease. Mr.. Mnecke WAS compar-
atively young man, beiog only "A
years old. He wss u prominent
business man, afiable and kind with
everyone. His death was sad
one and he will DO greatly missed
by his family and friends. He
leaves II loving wife and seven chill.
dren, who have the sincere Gym
pathy ofall who know them. AZ
ter LIES labors may he rss.in peace
The funeral took place last FRI
day and wsa largely attended, quite
q number Of old friends and rela.
tives baing preseuty irosn Flatenin
and Whiting. Ths public sof66l
was dismissed and ell of the hasi.s
neas houses closed during The bur
ial services,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1907-01-16
BOIL WEEVlL. WINS
Entonlologist Hunter says
Pest Cannot Be
Eradicated.

Washington, Jan. lin a state
msnt before the house committee
on agriculture today, Government
Entomologist Hunter stated that it
did not seem possible to eradicate
the boil weevil or prevent il further
spread. The best that can be done
At present wac to mitigate the dam
age by cultural methods. The last
two years in Texas has been dry
snd nnfayorable to the boil weevil.
Crops infested with weevils should
be sonted out and burned. The
weeyil spreads by flying, says the
chronological. md not in costonseed
The weevil has not yet reached the
Mississippi river. The ontomolo-
gist reported the Guatemala ant a
failure. They could not be nc
cllmAted and reproduce fast enough
to DO of service The committee
Is expected to provide amply for
continued experiments towards
graduating the weevil rest.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1907-01-16
Warehouse Meeting.

The building committee and
board Of directors of the Lavacs
County Farmers Union Warehouse
Company will meet in Hallettsville
on Friday Jan. is for the purpose
Of issuing stock certificates. Those
who have subscribed for stock are
asked to come forward and get
their certificates. FsAs AUTRY
Chairman,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1907-01-16
Dryer Times.
{ delayed from las. week J

Well. ihe old year bse come to
an. end very warm and: the new
yesr has begun the same way. Il
seems Just like good old duhmet
time. ..,.-...a
The fAsmsFs Arc now going 80
work lnsgood fashion.
We are taking n ~ while we
have it, An yea sAp hear in Nm
community fs aNsnL-thes npI rail
toad. Tho Fosa O'conncs> hiC
1rAudesk NcEtAssN &aIlrcAA Co
eFe sr~ satvesaUk sa@oatA .her
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1907-01-16
Coming This Way

Constable J. P. Boo.hef and J. G
Neighbors of Dryer are in Gonzales
today on business. They Informed
an Inquirer reporter that the sur
veying party Of twelve men are run
ming line for che Port O'Connot,
Rio Grande & Northern Railway
from Yoakum Ia the direction Of
Gonzales. They are now at Dryer
and the line is about fourth Of
q mile northeast Of Dryer, and will
likely cross Peach Creek cloe to the
cross ing Of the. old Consoles and
Cuero road. Camp will be moved
from Yoakum 10 Dryer today
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1907-01-16

Half Moon Camp woodmen OF
the World met last Wednesday in
regular session and elected the fol-
lowing officers for the snsaing year;
c. C.-M. E. Wolters.
Adv. Lieut.---A. J. Blohm.
Escct4-S. A. Thulemeyer.S
Clerk-E. c. Mereeburgsr.
HAnker-J. A. Wolters.
MhnAEet--A. q. bches.
bsstega!e--A, q. aacheS.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1907-01-16

where the new road IL T., be built.
They hAve,now got ss far as Judge
II. J. Moore's farm sabout half a
mile northeast OF Dryer. A party.
of the railroad men passed through
here in an automobile. about \ week
ago. They came very near having
run away scrspe while they were
coming down Main Street.
Thsir auto happened to sec some
odd figure coming along and go i.
got frightened, but they were very
lucky in holding it. Nobody we
hurt. Ss
Prof. w. Miller returned from
cusro Saturday whore he had besni
on business. sasa
Atsssrs, RoYsea Bsoas fsns near
! Hoch HEINZ We're visiting ,3fsends
here Sunday.
y r. 49, ..- -. =.---- b.. .-'setf
Nj, Wm. Eahrsnthoid 10 ons Of
our new neighhofs who has moved
On the Dr.. schulssgplace
| Mr. Frits Gerdes hss set6rned
from Cameron whele he has been
on 6uefneap,
Wa have been informed that Mr..
Wm Schmidt who live three miles
from Dryer has lost HE barn hy
ere and many other thinHs such as
corh. hay and implements. ~,
Sunday the Lutheran Brethren
had their regular ssrvice by Elder
wolfsdo,fsfrom Yoakum. -
Mr. Nal Rice moved 10 Nolan
County. Texas last Wednesday,
1 We wisk him good luck.
! Well, I think I will ring of FOL
! I haven't 'canght up the tins ! los
during Xmsa.
January ths i4th.
Well hGre NO come again, quit
q number Of our Dsyerises var
attending the fair supday ans
Ian. Eeemed 10 have had 200,
time.
4 Mr.. Carl Schroeder made fiyin
! "trip TO Consoles, last Wednesday
ME- H. BEaues Of Cheapsid
| was seen in our midst durinl
/ Saturday and Sunday.
n Sir. Fritz Gerdes left for camero
Saturday.
Siisses .,sI-illiS Merburger an
Nora FrAyels wore visiting at u
home OF Mr. w. Fahrsnshol
. during satusdAs and Sunday, u
" former being a sister Of Mrs. iFAl
y renthold. =,
:" The farmers OF this. section a
busy blowing tllelr lAnds. b.
% sMiss ElxiSdS;K hoiisi WAS visitir
- she home ~ Mrs. III. emit
rel Sunday evening.
n .Wsll a. nevRu isf~scarcs g.@'
4. lnhoae VI
iOi Say Iad9eknsWssAll. how 'dha y
J, gst 1kesac scA4AnfAir. !
~ aO...an EEon,ouns.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1907-01-16

The Street Fair has beee in Shin.
or for FIVE days and has been we'll
pstroniEed. The shows were all
good and the Ferris wheel did a
land office business. The managers
we're clever men, -.Messrs. Russell
a Hatcher and faithfully dischaTg,
ed all their obligations. '.'
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1907-01-16

Next Monday win be regular
justice cour. day in Sinner ADD all
persons concerned shohld DO on
hand. A large numbsr Of cases are
ON the dOket aud will be called. .
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1907-01-16

Congratulations are In order
for Nj, Z. J. Burkcst. Tnere il 5
fine buy At his house,. came last
Friday. Mother and child doing
we'll.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1907-01-16
Honor Roll

The following subscrip.ion. hny'
been handed 'ince last report;
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-14
WHAT MAKES A GOOD PIPE.
Material Net So Essential as the
Shape and Proportion.
Technical word Magazine.

Pipes are smoked by millions. alway
nave been, always will be. vet not one
smoker I'm a thousand knows the elements
OF a good pipe Engineers have been
known to talk by the hour over the draft
OF their fire-bOXes and never once in half
a lifetime think of the draft in their
pipes which they smoke hourly
sage attention Is paid Ia the pipe ma
IeFldL all OF which has little If anything
To DO with the qualities of a pipe and
generally nothing whatever il thought Of
shape ana proportions, the two big thing5
mat make "A pipe good or bad A two
cent postage stamp spent with intelii-
senSe viii buy as good a pipe as there is
IN the world. everything added TO that
price Is ornament, vanity ana especially
ignorance
The corncob holds a high place among
pipe smokers and deserves this place
usualiy-fOr the best Of scientific reasons.
Nhen pipe Is built OF right principles
the bowl is as narrow and deep as is con
Fenlent 10 fill. the hole I'm the stem
meets the bowl at the very bottom and
III the center. thus iHSuring perfect and
even draft, hence a complete and even
burning of the tobacco. The cake pre-
vents the fire from burning the bowl
thus prevents making its bore larger or
uneven. which would in proportion spoil
the draft The sides Of the bowl are
thick To keep IL the heat thus making
the burning al the same tempera tllrc at
the edges Of the tobacco as at the CEN
ter In this wav a clean, sweet smoke is
assured
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-14
Common Sense Treatment For
Consumption and Lung Troubles

There is great deal appearing in print
az present regarding the universal effort
10 check the increasing ravages Of the
dread disease of tuberculosis commonly
known as consumption.
A noted doctor who has made this
branch OF human ailment his especial
study and who conducted the f. nous Open
air camps for consumDtives in the pine
forests OF Maine. in q recent Interview
gave some very interesting coTaments on
this subject. He says that fiIel treatment
Of consumption is very simple. out that
il must he continuous and diligently pur-
sued by the patient and If this is done II
IS sure 10 cure in the primary stages ana
frequently even where far advanced. The
main part of the treatment is exercise and
the constant inhaling Of pure, fresh air
into the lungs in such a manner as 10
force IL into the deepest cavity and air
cells Of that organ
This can be done by the habit of deep
breathing drawing in the adbomea ana
expanding the lungs To their fullest ca
pacity and then exhaling slowly. This
al first viii cause little dizziness. but
with a few days practice will entirely
disaptear He also advises the use of
mucous membrane stimulant and says for
this latter there is nothing known u
science TO equa! the oil obtained from the
pine tree There is nov an oil of this
kind which is condensed and purified. 1t
is known to the pI ofession as the COncen-
trated oil Of pine. The dsator gives his
famous formula for thu 9<t sff this OF
combined with blood stiElulant and
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-14
ARBOR DAY PROGRAM.
Ogden City improvement League
Gives Out Program.

Judge j. Z. Bsgley will be marshal #
the day at the Arbor day exercises. 4
platoon OF police. Nichols cOrnet band
and the High Schoo. cadets viii meet
Il the High school at $50 a M. and at
Gas will march on Adams 10 Twenty
fourth street. thence down Twenty
fourth street TO Washington avenue,
thence on Washington avenue 10 Twenty
sixth street, thence countermaTch TO east
entrance Of City Han building where the
mayor. president and members Of the city
council, president and members Of the
board Of education, president and mem
bers of the Weber club, president and
members Ogden city Improvement
league, viii join in the procession, thence
march TO Twenty-fifth street thence
down Twenty-fifth street to city hall
square. where exercises are to be given
and the trees planted.
The program of exercises at city hall
square is: Address by the mayor and
planting Of tree address and planting Of
tree by president of city council, address
and planting Of tree by president board
Of education, address and planting of tree
by president OF Weber club. address and
planting of tree by president improve
ment league: prize essay. to be read by
Miss Marie McCready; awarding and pre-
senting OF medal by the ogden City I'M
pTOYement league to Miss AeCready.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-14

tonic This formula is very simple and
the ingredients can be obtained from any
good drug store and easily mixed al
home.
It is as follows: Half ounce of Con-
centra1sd Oil of pines; two ounces Of eIy-
cerine ard q full half pint of first class
Whiskey; these must be mixed by shak-
ing them thoroughly and used in table
spoon doses every four hours" The only
caution necessary to be sure to get the
there are numerous patent medicines solo,
under similar names put out by chem
zeal firms. The Concentrated oil of pine
Is put up for dispensing in half-ounce
walls only and enclosed In screw TOP
box, which is designed TO retain all the
original ozone
This treatment If adhered to closely.
will give the patient every advantage Of
campers in the pine forest while enjoy
ing all the comforts of home
The doctor also spoke very emphatic
ally on the f00ihardiness of permitting a
cough or cold 10 finger. He saws that
the majority Of cases Of cOnsiImDtion
don't have their origin in heredity. but
in a neglected cold or cough that has
weakened the lungs and rendered them
urable 70 resist the attacks of the taber-
Gle germ which exists Ia the air Of
our cities almost constantly. The doctor
also states that the above formula is the
best known TO science for the quick relief
and cure Of colds and coughs. frequently
a complete cure of a cough or
cold In day il used as the prescription
directs.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-14
Ogden Briefs.

GETS PATENT.-H Is. Forbes. ST., has
been awarded patent on stepladder.
W q. STONE DIES.-William Gillard
Stone. aged y wears died yestsrda 8
morning at u. Tweuty-seventh street, OF
general debility.
WILL MARRY.-A license to marry
was sSued bv the county clerk 10 Clar-
encs c. Welbas. of St Louis. and Miss
Beatrice Feuton. Of Salt Lake City.
PLANTED TROTT-FiSh and Game
Nardeus Joseph Hogge and John Grow,
accompa MED by Sheriff Sebring, went 10
Ogden Valley yesterday and planted 150.
10 trout fry
WILL GIVE RECITAL.-The pupils or
the state school for the deaf and blind.
assisted by Miss Maud Belnap, will give
a musical recital in the chapel Of the
school at s:l5 o'clock Tuesday evening
CHASED BY RIVER.-The Ogden river
IS again raising very fast. and several Of
the residents III the Glasgow addition
have been compelled to leave their
homes once more on account Of the water
being on the floors.
POSTOFFICE HOCRS.-The hours for
the Ogden postoffice tomorrow. Arbor
dag, viii be one delivery By carriers
general delivery, stamp and registry
windows open from to 10 q m Money
order department closed.
MIR. SCONCROFT To SPEAK.-At the
Ogden tabernacle services this afternoon,
commencing al > o'clock, Elder John W
Scowcroft. VINO has been laboring in the
Colorado mission. but is home spending a
couple o. weeks, before going to England
TO complete his mission, will address the
saints
FUNERAL TODAY-The funeral Of
Mrs. Anne Robins will be held in the
Fifth ward meeting house at o'clock
this afternoon. Friends will be received
at the residence Of Richard Ieek, 2s27
jefferson avenue. from 10 to II O'Clock
this morning. InteTment will be made in
the City cemetery.
COMPLAINTS AGAINST DENTIST
Two more complaints have been filed in
the municipal court against II. J.. Stone
celfer, the dentist, charging him with
pTdctiCing dentistry without a license
and with not having his name at the en-
trance OF the place of business he Is
running as required by law. w G. Dali
rymple. the dentist. Is the complainant
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-14
MENTAL ANGUISH ALLEGED
William Thornton Claims That He
Was Maheiously Imprisoned and
Wants His Aecusers to Paw.

According to William Thornt ms U-ag
Of figuring it, the mental anguish expert
enced by spending one day in the county
jail amounts to a.z0. As he spent four
days in that institution, he has sued his
aecusers, A. o jacobson and Alfred
Pautch, for $3.50 damages. In the com
plant which was filed yesterday Thorn
ton alleges that the defendants u1aIirioIIs-
ly conspired TO secure his arrest and thar
as a result he not only spent SO for at
tOTneys fee but also fingered In the
country Dastile for four DAYS before ne
was able to establish his innocence. He
also asks for the return of the $50 he
paid TO his lawyer.
The charge preferred against Thornton
as in connection with an assault eI
legged TO have been made by him