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Deaths.
Secretary.

Mrs. Margaret Susan Lewis, high
" respected and esteemed lady, wife
of Mr.. John E. Lewis, died Saturday
after a lingering illness at her home
at Accomac G. H., aged 70 years, and
was laid to rest on the following day
in Edge Hill Cemetery, after funeral
services at the Episcopal Church, con
Quoted by her pastor, Rev. J. R. Tay-
lor. She is survived by her husband
and two daughters, Mrs. VIM. J. Cole
burn and Mrs. Geo. G.. Ailworth.
Mr.. George T. Clayton, former
Justice of the Peace of the county,
was found dead in the road near his
Nome, at Guilford, last Sunday night
His death was due, it is supposed tC
heart disease.
Mrs. Comfort Justis, widow o
Parker Justis, deceased, died Septem
Der 4th, at her home, near Guilford
aged SO years.
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OnIey.

Mr.. Eddie Northam left last Monday
to accept position with Railroad 20.
at Cape Charles.
Mrs. J. H. Blackboard and children
spent last week in Northampton,
visiting relatives.
Mrs. George T. Bloxom and Miss
Marsh are in Baltimore buying milli-
merry goods.
Twenty-six thousand barrels of
sweet potatoes were shipped from
this station during the month OF
August.
Capt John Rogers and daughter,
Miss Lizzie, left for Baltimore last
Monday.
Mrs. DR.. Angle has returned from a
visit of several weeks to friends III
Richmond.
Mrs. Cordie L. Savage, Mrs. Annie
Kellam and Mrs. Hebard spent the
week in Baltimore.
The Railroad Co. has put up two
street lamps at station here, whlcf
entities it to the thanks of the people
of the town and vicinity.
Fourteen persons of this place wen
ON the Excursion to Pine Beach las
Sunday
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Temperanceville.

Miss Myrtle Showard, i'll for very
long time with typhoid fever, is
slightly improved.
Sweet potatoes are being moved IL
large quantities and prices fairly good
Fodder-saving about over.
Mrs. Mary Brodwater and son Joe'
of Baltimore, are visiting Mrs. waiter
G. Neblett in Lunenburg county.
Master John Corbin, son OF MIS-
Carrie Corbin, was drowned Wednes-
dav under distressing circumstances
While on a visit with his mother at
home of Mr.. Charlie Tull, near Pitts
wharf, he with son of MIR. Tuli got
in a small boat which went adrift with
them. He became alarmed and think
ing he could get ashore, jumped over
board and was drowned. the sao
accident has cast a gloom over our
entire community.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1905-09-16
NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES.
Chlnc0teague.

Hon. Jno. r. Rev spent several
days with us this week.
Rev. s. U, Grimsley and Mrs. Jno.
w. Bunting are on the sick list.
Many of the oystermen started
down the bay this week, looking for
oyster plants.
Messrs. d. j. Wheaton and Lloyd
Watson with their families moved to
Salisbury this week for the winter.
A large watch-house is being cree
ted in the middle of our bay by the
oyster planters, with c. 1. Ward, of
Exmore, as keeper.
Capt. Isaac Clark, of Accomac, and
Capt. J. H. Young,of Wachapreague,
brought a party of excursionists on
their launches here this week.
Schooner Gator arrived this week
from New York with cargo of bricks,
Schooner Maggie Davis from Phila-
delphia with coal, and schooner Callen
from North Carolina with shingles.
Sunday afternoon % candidates
were baptized by Rev Mr.. Farley and
received into Union Baptist Church.
At least 1900 people were present. tie
is now holding a successful revival
meeting down the Island.
Mr. Rudolph Matthews and family,
of Wilmington, Mrs. Martin, OF Salem
and Miss L. Davis, of New Jersey, are
visiting friends here; Mr.. John Nc
Cracker is on business trip to New
York; Misses Meta Davis and Z. d.
Jones are visiting friends in Snow
Hill and Mr.. James Hilliard and wife
are with friends in Baltimore; Edward
Rowley, Clarence Wheaton and
Claude Matthews left this week fol
school.
Arrivals at Atlantic Hotel thisweek
Chas. H. Mock, H. Perkins, Il. H.
Mears, R. H. Dumburg, w. II. An
drews, Baltimore; F. L. Clark, VII
mington; Thos. L. Fleming, Dover
Ohio G. Bratton, Chicago; j. &
Meter, Ashland, Ky. Thos. S. Stur
gis, New York; Lieut.. F. E. Hopkins
U. S. Army; Mrs. Thos M. Purnell
Miss Grace Purnell, Snow Hill; w. 5
Springer, Georgetown; ]. R. Fletcher
O. NJ. Copeland, Harrisburg, Pa; j
R. Rev, S. A. Taylor, H. T. Doughty
Chas. Mason, Jr., AccOmac.
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w c. T. u. Convention.

The 4th quarterly bi-county conven-
ton of the w. G. It. U. was held IN
the M. P. Church on Chincoteague
Island September 3-5. The church
was tastily decorated with potted
plants, white drapings and large
picture of Miss Francis Willard.
On Sunday Miss Rhena Mosher, q
national lecturer, addressed large ana
appreciative audiences in both the
M. E. and M. P. Churches. Because
of inclement weather, but little was
accomplished on Monday. On Tues-
day, the storm having spent itself, at
Q 80 a. m. the convention was called
to order by the president, Mrs. sue
James. Devotional services were
conducted by Mrs. Rue. To the roll
call, every officer responded AN
unusually large number OF delegates
were in attendance and were royalty
entertained.
The reports showed much good WORK
had been accomplished. Ten depart
ments of work are taken up. MISS
Mosher gave a most interesting and
instructive chart talk on the depart
ments. The treasurer reported 1910
had been raised for State and County
-,
work. Expenditures S242.2S. A motion
NV Miss Mills to hold conventions
semi-annually instead Of quarterly
was carried after some discussion-the
conventions to be held the first OF
March and September. The question
box conducted by Miss Mosher was
entertaining and profitable, as was
also the parliamentary drill.
Officers elected for the ensuing
wear are as follows: President, Mrs
Sue James; cor. secretary, MISE
Minnie Mills; rec. secretary, MIS-
Rettie A. Rue; treasurer, Mrs. W. l.
Townsend. The following superin-
tendents were appointed by the
executive committee: Sunday Schools
Mrs Bette Rue, literature, Mrs. W.
r. Ashby; press, Mrs. Geo. W. FL
more Jr.; medal contests, Miss Edna
Sterling; evangelistic and aims house.
Mrs Annie Ames, Franktown, va.
unfermented wine, Mrs. Willis
Chircsteague; soldiers and sailors
Mrs CT Anderson; red letter days
Mrs Alice Warren; flower missions
Mrs. Lloyd Savage; Virginia can
Miss Minnie Mills. The pastors, Rev
Mr.. Farley, Rev. Mr.. Jones and rev
Mr. Willis added greatly to the inter
est of the meeting by their presence
and earnest, hearty cooperation. Al
he evening session Miss Mosher was
introduced and gave an earnest IN
structive, helpful address to an ap
preciative congregation. Convention
closed with singing "God be with you
till we meet again"
On Thursday morning the delegate
embarked for home on the launcl
Bentlv with the national colors flyinl
from bow and stern. Each one though
Chincoteague a most delightful plac
for holding conventions and the host
and hosteses unsurpassed.
Secretary.
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jenkins Bridge.

Mr.. S. B. White spent several days
in Baltimore this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. w. Corbin, OF
Baltimore, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
II. H. B. Corbin.
Miss Mamie Lee White left Tuesday
for the Episcopal Female Institute,
Winchester, Va.
Miss Ina Trader left Tuesday for
her home in Oklahoma, to the regret
of her many friends here.
A watermelon party was given by
Miss Annie F. Fletcher at ShamrocR
last Monday evening in honor OF
Misses Margaret Bowdoin and Ina
Trader.
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Parkslcy.

Rev. L. B. Kirby, of Gloucester
county, was here few days ago.
Mr.. George Johnson, of Philadel-
phia. is on visit to relatives here.
Miss Lula Bacon, of Salisbury, is a
guest of Miss Emma Parsons this
week.
Capt. w. H. Howard and wife, OF
Hunting Creek, are visiting relatives
i'm Middlesex county.
Miss Serena Pollitt, of Greenback-
vile, spent the week with her frend'
Miss Blanch Smith, near here.
Mr.. A. Frank Barnes picked 4
ouarts of nice Strawberries from his
patch for his last Sundays dinner.
Mr.. Edward G. Bundick and wife, of
Greenbackville, have been guests OF
Miss Lor johnson and other relatives
recently,
Mrs. L. d. Lewis, Miss Carrie N.
Johnson, Miss Della Phillips, Mr.. j. I.
White Jr., Mr.. j. Lee Justis are In
Baltimore this week.
Miss Bessie Mason has returned
from a visit to friends in various sec
tons of Maryland accompanied by
friend, Miss Jessie Cochran, OF Spar
rows Point, Md.
Mr.. Herbert Parsons, of Philadel-
phia. and Mr.. Arthur Parsons and
children, of Parsonsburg, are with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. IL.
Parsons, on Cassatt Avenue.
Mrs. Laura Young, relict of John
Young, died at her home at Hopeton'
Wednesday 18th inst, of consumption
aged about 20 years. She was OF me
Christian character and much liked
in her neighbornood. She leaves one
son and one daughter to mourn their
loss.
Lillian, the year old daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Alpha Eaton, died sun
da,, 10th inst. She was bright child
and will be much missed by her play
mates and family. Funeral services
were conducted by Rev. w. B. jude
find in the NJ. E. Church. Interment
in the cemetery near town.
Mrs. Polly Hurst, Miss Katie Powell
and Mrs. Nancy j. Byrd Sc, S4 and 81
years of age, respectively, three OF
the older ladies of this neighborhood
met at Mrs. Byrd's home Wednesday
afternoon for a social chat, which
was greatly enjoyed by them. They
discussed events past, present and 10
come.
Mrs. PAMELA Barnes, wife of Sam
mel c. Barnes, died Wednesday night
at her home at Leemont of cancer,
aged so wears. She had been a great
sufferer for several months and her
death was not unexpected. Funeral
services were conducted by Rev. A.
w. Mather at Leemout and interment
ma lie in the family burying ground She
leaves a husband and daughter.
Mr.. George T. Moore, a well-known
and highly respected citizen of this
place, died Friday morning, Sth lnst.'
of paralysis, aged II years. In MS
Younger days Mr.. Moore was a we'll
known and prosperous merchant al
Newstown and Woodberry butretired
several years ago. Funeral services
were conducted by Rev. W. b. jude
find in the Baptist Church. Inter
ment in the family burying ground on
the seaside.
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Improved Telephone Service.

When The Diamond State Tele-
phone Company bought the property
OF the Onancock Telephone Company,
the main purpose of the former Com
pany was to give their patrons,
further north on the Peninsula the
advantage of an up-to-date telephone
service on the Eastern Shore of Vir-
ginia.
Recently thousands of dollars have
been spent in order to increase the
efficiency of this service, and now the
main lines having been completed,
the Company is prepared to carry out
its original plans, and install an eff
Gent telephone service to any point
in Accomac County. To further i'm
prove the service, a great number OF
the old local telephones have been
taken out and replaced by long dis
lance instruments, and in short time
every subscriber Of the Diamond State
Company will be equipped with an
American Bell long distance instru-
ment and connected by metallic cir
cult.
1t is the object of the Company to
connect every point in AccomaC
county by telephone but in order tc
do this it is necessary to secure sub
scribers in the country. To further
this movement reversed system o
rates has been put into effect by
which we hope to meet the require
ments of farmers and residents of thu
rural districts. 1t makes no difference
whether you live along our main line
or not, we are ready to install tele
! phone service in your residence o
place of business.
If you desire information regarding
telephone service address our repre-
sentative, Mr.. G. A White, who vii
be in Onancock for two weeks, AM
will call and explain the advantage O
this improved service, and quote rate
to suit your conditions. X
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Races near Parksley

will have four we'll matched trot-
ting races on my track, near Parks
lev, in the afternoon of w ednesday,
September Goth. Ladies especially
invited. Good fat oysters in abuh'
dance will be sold on the occasion at
liberal rates.
A. w. Taylor.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1905-09-16
Church Fairs.

Woodbury. wants you to attend the
fair on September 9th. They Will
furnish a supper consisting of all the
delicacies of the season. Also ice
cream and confectionaries in abun-
dance. Come and bring your best
girl If the other fellow does not
come, bring his girl too.
Committee
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1905-09-16

Ask for Bunk Trower, with New
York Clothing House, 1O2 & 1O4 Bal
timore st., BALTIC. Md, the largest
retail clothing house in Baltimore.
Tailor made suits to order.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1905-09-16

Write to us for estimates on doors,
sash. blinds, stair-rails and all other
kinds of building material, hardware,
paints, &c. Stock large, prices low
Mr.. R. D. L. Fletcher will be at Ac-
comac G. H., the first day of every
County Court, to receive orders for
the firm.
Cape Charles Ice & Lumber %.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1905-09-16

AS we expect to leave for the cities
to buy fall goods on the 23d inst, we
request the payment of bills due us,
so we may settle our bills in the cities
We need the money.
d. H. johnson & Son.
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For r1en Onlyl

On Sunday afternoon, September
II at 8 O'Clock, Rev,.L E. Barton OF
Georgia will speak to men only. All
men and boys over Is are invited.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1905-09-16

Our buyer just home from the
northern markets where he has been
to purchase large stock of depend
able merchandise. If you need good
honest merchandise we will make 1t
pay you to see us.
Ames, Mills & 90.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1905-09-16

We are showing our new Fall CLOTH
ing, dress goods, silks, ladies coats
tailor made suits, etc. We have the
correct styles and prices right.
R. l.. Shield & Co
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1905-09-16
To the Merchants.
A. w. Taylor.

When you come to Baltimore to
make your Fall purchases, you are
cordially invited to make our store
your headquarters.
Yours truly,
Snow, Knox & 90.
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Snow, Knox & Co.

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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-02
Same erwablt far oie 60 gents=
0as=@srporattom.

Die so Gents @as @eIeli9aft,
pelde untsr benz nsuen Sos. 6reibriefe
orsaniirt worben 1T, tuiro 6infort un=
ter benz Wamen ,Giti3ens' Sos @onl-
panp" betannt iein.
AuBer ben orei gebolmd9tigten u.
s. potts, 8. D. Stalnater uno 2oren3
S9mibt, bic fsrnerhin als Directoren
funairen ruerbsn, finb nod stuei tueitere
Directorert su ernsnnen. go balb bies
gei9eben III, tueroen Subfrciptionslifen
georudt unb in umlauf geieBt tuerben.
e9On ftnb ein sans 8beil Oferten fur
Subieriptionen einsegan9en. Ran&e
fsben e als cine @eloanlage an, Mnbere
erbietst f& ous 2ocalpatrioiismus.
Antbeili9eine ~ nebmesi.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-02
Staotneuisfetten.

Srobbsm Dos Occidental Sotsl f9on
ON l. Wai b. :. abgebro9sn tpsrbsn
iolte uib ben gigsnt6imern bann cine
peitere 6,mbnatlt&e 6riff gsssbsn
tpurbs, bic fomit gnos OttOber ablau=
fen uiirbe, ssbt bas @eriidt, baB Die
gissntbhmer rlsue Wisthsiontratts iir
2 tusitsre Sabre abf9lisBsn. Snbshsn
usrbsn bisie @srti6te bon @. u.
S9ruu. BEN Sobne bes g~igentbumers,
uioerls9t.
Someit bic p~artbsb6rbe In Be-
traat fommi, tperoen bic Saleufen Deg
Glufss bsim iberfios=p art nidt gs-
6fnet tuerben. Die gontractorel,
psl9e bic nsus 5luBbrtds su srbausn
babsn, battsn sinsn oissbs3aalidsn aas
trag ssfslt. oamit ihnen Der gau en-
lei9tert tusrbs.
@ m. W. Mgbinbaugb,
elm anbetannter gngros-@onbitor, III
esffsrn In isinsr Wobnung, 10. 222l
Noro Nlabama=S traB., geftorben.
pIdne iinb GpecificatipIen fur
bas pleaiant &un : gaoehaus uurben
bon Der Beborbe 6fenili6er Mrbsitsn
entgssen9enommen uno eene6migt.
Der Baupreis uiro fi9 auf etwa
$1,000 bslaufsn. Cine dbnli9e Nn=
falt tptro beim 6al Greet errihtst
tperoen.
pbtIip 9 q n. Gin @irt6
an Der Stbisite, tpurbs setern absno
unter Der Nntla9e bes VerfauFs bon
SpirituOisn unb bss tbdtli9sn MnsriHs
perbaftet. @bar'ss @battsrfon, ben er
gef9laasn babsn ioa, tanoste alsidfaas
In Der Station. @battsrion bate cine
eroBe Wunbe brett iiber benz Muge,
wslds ibm In Der 2silerrst bsiaebradt
uurbe. Der @runo ioI Elm politiI6es
argument geweien fetn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-02
Snoiana bat isbr cute Saaos
ftraRea.

Snoiana hat fd ben &uf ermorben,
elmer Der herborragsnbfen Staaien bee
Ganbes in Be3ug auf CUTE ~2anofraBsu
3u isin.
Sa fat ieoss @ountp bss Staatss
CUTE Steinbra8e uno 3iesgruben emf
bdlt, ME lie better In teinsm anoereu
Gtaate Der Union gu fnoen finb, Ia
oies aud on fia fat islbtbsrfdnolia,
unb faas bic einmal in Nnsrif eenom.
r,ere1 Sanofrabenbauarbeiten fortge=
feBt uerben uno man bann ipdter BIZ
2~anopege in gutem 3ufianb bdlt. pire
tpobl balo tein Diftrict bes Staatss
Obne CUTE Yertebrswe9e iein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-02
Wtess Grab.



8bomas uuo Jimmie Cobb, Wdb9sn.
= Wm. uno gqa Srifiu, 2nabe. -
Sof. unb 2orina Quid, Wdo4en. =
Sra uno Rofa Wi9aels, Wdb4en. =
Sobn unb Sbereis Burdsrt, 2nabe. =
Spbn uno 2atie 6int, Wdo&en. -
Saeob unb SSa @eubler, Mdo4en. =
gomarb uno Annis MiQer, 2nabe. :
Burt uno Waaeie Smith. Wdoden.-
Samss unb Wan Sanders, Rnabe. -
Walter mnb 2ena Woore, Wdo9en. =
Nrtbur unb Woais Strange, Mdb6sn,
|-Sp. unb etbsl @hsIanb. 8nabs. =
Sobn unb Gertrude Winor. 2nabe. -
Mbner uno Quintila Hobinfon, Wdb.
DEN. - Srant unb glisabsth Miles.
Mdb9en.-@. SO. unb 5a3el Spencer,
4nebe.
0etrnut.
Wi0iam Sofier-@lisa 6oQ'
Otto Ri4aroIon-9ouiie Stsuaro.
Gehprben:
Sduglins Somarb. 302 SrObsr. =
Warr C'Sonnel, 66, 430 Bright. =
Sobn Murpbp, SO, 2ittle Sifers Of
ths Door. = 6lurence 9aa, 9 WOnats,
1880 Snbinnapolis aus .-5ranf Rid.
arofon, AZ, lila q. MihOuri. :
Sdualina gl3sa. 5 Sage, 331 SucOmc
aos.- gsra @piong. 6. 2437 6ooep.
.-Sobn Sslbins. So. 1925 gbiIOn.-
Sduelins glanore, 4 WCnate, gla.
more Soipital. = =. 8. 8anager.
Stabt.6 OIpital. - Sdu9ling Wiaer.
Staot-6 pipital. -SOisp6 Wagul. a
Wonate. 1929 Weff Walnut. - War,
9aret O'9rien, 18. ct. Wincsnts. 5o-
ipital. - 2aura @ampfislo, Is, II
WeRim Nbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-02
Nene Smeorporattoaea.

Golgenbe @sieai4aften rei&tsn bsir1
Staatsietretdr ibre Sneorporations'
pnpiere elm:
pafaoena 2ano gOmpanp, Sn,
bianapolis, capital 500, 900; ;Sirse'
loren, 6snrieita Mann, Mina 6,
War1 uno Oscar 3. Wann.
2afetpoob 2umber ano 2anb Som
panp; capital $25, 900; Sirectorerl 6.
g. Cunningham, Oscar Dart, 6. 6.
Sbireman, 2arl 8. Wutter unb 9enrt
Be Surf.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-02

2ocaIsB etterbert9t.
S9on beute 9aa9t, Sonntas unb @ons
.as fibler beute Ha9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-02
Treibaasr gut bsiu9t.

Die beiben 6fentli9sn Grsibdoer i'm
6an Greet unb plsaiant @un BADEN
f4 biz isbt groben 3uipru4s erfrsut.
I'm man9en 8asen baben circa 400
perionsn f9 bisie Neueruns 3u Nubsn
gema4t unb fein eia3iser nnelidsfau
bat f9 In ben 6 @o9en, bab bic 5rsi.
bdoer srifirsn, ereisnet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-02
@efferberfMf.
Iaibimston n, 2. espt.

sar .. etunSen .ns.ns = ubr gaDrasns. 8. esptbr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-02
.-.Nvres Bulletin
..@eiRc Semoenblniem.


SO tro nitt biele Sabon un6 bic
meiiten finb in 40 unb AZ 8Iften
groBen, einise Die tleiner iinS. 8eis
nabe aue IN meiber Snbia Seinpano,
unteri aieSlid sarnirt nit episen nnS
Stidsreien, einise in Srilb 9innen
Der friibsre greis ransirt 10 bod pie
$500 ; @uspabl jest. ......$1.19
Cine fleine Yartie Snbia 9innen
8lufen Die frlber $3.50 tuarsn, iebt
ntr .69c
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-02

Sir Snoiana: SIM Ansemeinen i9on
bsute @a9f, Sonntas unb @Cntas ; tibIsr
beute Yd6t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-02
Mns ben Geri9ten.
HumDesgeriAt.

0WNusRUsssW"
Der FARMER @eorge G.. Spaoes bon
Rilssbura rei9ts gsfsrn freiwiQige
ganferotfertlaruns elm. Seine pafHpa
belaufen F9 auf $4675. 70, tpd6rsrlo
Die Mftipen 1890 b~etraaen.
Na&laBgeridt.
gs tpurbe bas 8sitament Der b%erfor-
benen Winnie Malfer einaerei9t 3nr
Bsfdtisuns.
Com. anisbt, Der $500 8trai9aft
Helte, wiro ais Sefamentsberwalter
funqiren.
Neue Glaaen.
g 9.uIben ein9etla9t.
STR berriatete Wrbeitsn tOmmen nod
Der Rlaseidrift Wm. &. WileOr unb
@m. 8. Subj nod incl. 8sri9isfoftsn
$3.50 gu BON Samss 8. SiHeits, mes.
tp,gsn fs 2lags sesen oenielben einges
rei9t haben.
Die WartinsbiQs Bugep 60. reiGte
aegen Oscar 5. Mann wsast elmer
S4uloberi9reibung hber $299.0
Rlase elm uno bic Columbia National
Bant tlast segsn Oenfelben gar bebufs
gintrsibuns bon 50. 744.42.
Sm Sept. 1855 srlan9te Siram 9.
9arris ssssn anoretu s. gperett einsn
urtbsilsIpru9 iiber $232.11. Sa
Der getras anssbli9 nod ni9t Be.
sliasn lit, flast er isbt auf bic Summe
bon 5000. 3inien uno llntofsn sirse.
re9net.
gerIangenS 9abenerab.
Bon Der Sinfer Sabis 60. psrlanat
Seize 6an $4,000 gnti4deisung. 9ur9
ansebli9e @aGldifateit Der getlasten
purbsn ibm bic Singer Der lintsn
Sanb bon elmer Sdse abgef1nitten unb
bic Sano ssraueiiat, wdbrenb er fhr
b%ieieiben arbeitste.
Bertha 8afer rei9ts 9eaen bic Sns
bianapolis ..Sraetipn & Serminal 60.
cine S9absnsriabtlase iiber $4,000 elm.
Sic prrlieB ON 90. SUM- bisiss Sabrss
on California uno Wsff Nsp BORT
StraBs sinen StraBenbabnuogsn Der
bstlagtsn Co., aIs angebIid Der Wo.
tormanu pl6bli9 tueitsrfuhr, iniol9s.
beHen fe auf bas Strabenbabnplafer
binialug, fh einen 2noden brad unb
iOnffige g%erlsbungen fi9 3uaos, tpess
psssn He ibrem Wsroisna nidt msbr
na9seben tam, aber - He III sins
Wittue = aud rrismanoen bat, Der fe
berfor9t. &c
Jfr sinsn ssquetfatsn Saumen Der.
langt Senrp 6. psrcibal bon Der Wsifs
late onftruetiOn Co., pdbreno er fur
bisi.lbsn am assrs @sbdubs arbeitsts,
bic Summe bon $500. 80
g 1etben thut meb, aber
nit.
Bon ibrem @atten Wiaiam tpiini9t
Soa 6opare gsidieosn gu fsin; fe Bee
fdulbigt fenIslbsn, Elm S.runfenbolb
3u ietn, fe in 1900 nit einsm Wefsr
bsrtpunbet su baben, wpfir ibm 800
8ase Mrbeitsbaus subiftirt tpurben unb
isitosm ni9ts fur ibrsn unterhalt Bel.
setragen gu baben.
Wm. g. Gren9 min BON ieinsr gf.
bertine; Die Jpn anaeblid 1897 b6smil=
Zig berlisB uno F9 isitoem um Jpn uno
bas 2ino nitt METER gstimmsrt bat,
aef9ieoen ieiu.
I'm Sdsibuns uno $1,000 gntI9d.
bisuna iudt Minnis purop na9s Die
nit ibrem 8atten Mrnet rtur a Wo=
nate ebeli9es Slid senoB. Serfelbe
ioa ibr fleinss 8srm6ssn In einem Sc.
f9dft angslest unb oerloren baben unb
he b6spiaia berlaRsn ba6sn.
Yoli3siseridt.
Der Barber 8bomas Wegartnep
bon Der Wef Wartet- Strabs, Der ieine
Jrau uno mebrere anoere Jrauen, bic
berielben 3u I6tlfe famen, bur3prh.
gelte, wuroe geitern bonn pOlissiri1tsr
3u 81 Strafs nebif 2offsn unb 80 Sa-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-02

Gnttlieb 2eufharot.
Die gemHthli4e gde,"
sds Roble nnb Mnrtsi Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-02

~ e~rIanst-2o eboiolaben Clippers. NitoIs'a rnn.
- 9assett Jaetorp. ede Georgia uno Neribiau
straBe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-02

riauet - Sin benifnes Tds1en, uneefahr is
~ Sabre alt, nm in einem SausbaIt uoH orei er.
maGitnen Y~erioueu mitsubslfen.
yabsufrassn 20Os Eorb Dtlapare Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-02

SNl erfsuGt so W6bden. ihpI9s Rrnu.D oQqet
- Saeforp. Gde Georgia uub gieribiau Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-02

60 Die beffe 5 Gent gigarre In
Der Staot, Wuao's .90n9felop".