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The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-01-06
WEST HAVEN HOUSE BURNED.
Dwelling of Thomas Broderson De-
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Dwelling of Thomas Broderson De- '- '-'F" stroyed.
 A small dwelling, house owned by Thomas Broderson, a carpenter at S61 Washington avenue. West Haven was gutted by fire at 11;so o'clock yesterday morning. The firemen were long in reaching the fire after the alarm was turned in from box 15, at Washington avenue and Wood street. because the horses that haul the fire apparatus were engaged in other work when the alarm came in.
 The fire gained good headway, and only the walls of the building were left. Some of the furnishings. however, were saved.
 It was the first time, that the new chief of the fire department, Charles E. Cameron, has officiated as chief.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-01-06
MRS. PETER M,NE1r.

Mrs Peter McNeil of Valley street, Westville, died Wednesday. Mrs. Me Neil was middle-ased. sturdy woman, apparently in perfect health. She was the mother of eight boys, seven of whom are living, the eldest thirteen years of age and the youngest an in fant who opened his, eyes on the world almost simultaneously with the closing Of his mothers.
 Mrs. McNeil was commitment in the Roman Catholic church and the funeral services will be held in St. Jo- seph's.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-01-06
DO YOU ENJOY COUGHING.

If not, go to your druggist at once and get a bottle of Kemp's Balsam, which quickly relieves and permanent ly cures all irritation and diseases of the throat and lungs. A slight and ap- parently harmless cough may develop into very serious complication. Price 25c and soc, all druggists. Sample mailed free. Address sKenlp's Balsam, Le Roy, IN. r. sss. .35,...,..
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-01-06
THE LIBERTY BELLIES"

One of the greatest charms of the mu- sical comedy, ':The Liberty Bellies" which will be seen at the New Haven theater on Monday, Tuesday, Wednes- day nights, January 16. II and IS. is that the entire performance is as clean as new paint, as fragrant as new mown hay. The New York. World remarked that purity is the keynote of success" of ''The Liberty Belles." It begins with a frolie and ends with frolic. It is an entertainment blending the grotesque- ries of farce. the specialties of vaude- vile and the beautiful melodies of ope- ra. The production is one of the big hits in musical comedy.
 There will be a matinee on Wednes- day.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-01-06
HENRY V. POOR. :.

Boston, Mass. Jan.t 5.-Henry. V. Poor, the famous founder of Poors Manual on Railroads, and who was the oldest living graduate of Bowdoin col lege at the time of his death, passed away Wednesday, evening at his resi- dence in Brookline, Mass.
 Three weeks ago he fell on the, ice and broke an ankle. The shock was a severe one to his system. and he was in his ninety-third year, and his: death was caused by heart failure.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-01-06
LYNDE ROWLAND.

Funeral services over the remains of Lynde Rowland were held from the'late residence on Rogers street, Branford, yestreday afternoon at 2:3o No man was better known in town than the de- ceased, and there was a large attend ance of relatives and friends. Rev. T. S. Dewitt. of the Congregational church. conducted the services, and the pail bearers were S. V. Osborne, w. N. Boynton, D. L. Sharpe and A. R. En-. .uist. Burial was iii Center cemetery. ,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-01-06
MISS MARY ABBOTT,
Of watertown, Has High Place in

Of Watertown, Has High Place in
 Federation of Women's Clubs.
 Denver, Jan. 5.-Announcement of the appointment of Miss Mary Abbott. of Watertown, Conn, as chairman of the educational committee of the General Federation of Women's Clubs has been made by Mrs. Sarah Platt Decker. pres ident of the federation. The appoint ment is one of the most important yet made by Mrs. Decker.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-01-06
'TYPoTHETAEs3 BANQUET.
Connecticut Master Printers to M,

Connecticut Master Printers to Meet
 Here Next Thursday.
 The sixteenth annual banquet of the Connecticut Typothetae will be held next Thursday evening at 6 o'clock at the Tontine hotel. Among the guests expected are George H. Ellis, of Boston William Green, Of New York. Edward Stern. of Philadelphia, John McGinley of New London, A. P. Langtry, of Springfield, John MacIntyre and J. Clyde Oswald, of New York.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-01-06
Ex-GovERNoR's PORTRAIT.

Ex-Governor Phineas c. Lounsbury was visitor at the capitol Wednesday and expressed to State Librarian George c. Goddard the hope that the portrait of his brother, the late Gover- nor George E. Lounsbury, would soon be hung in it's appropriate place with the portraits of the other governors, on the walls of the state library.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-01-06
FOR ATTEMPTED MURDER,

Mrs. Mathilda, Hall now held in the county jail on a charge of breach of the peace for trial January ii, in the city court, will on that day be charged with attempting to murder Mrs. Susan Howard of "A Gill street, Both women are colored, and the. police are search ing diligently for the motive that prompted the alleged attempt.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-01-06
CARNEGIE INSTITUTE GIFT,

An officer of the American School of Classical Studies at Rome states that the school has received from the Car negie Institute fund gift of two fel- lowships of $500 a year each for five years. The fellowships are to be award ed for original classical research.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-01-06
EDWARD KIRRE

. The remains of Edward Kibbe, the brakeman who was killed in the rail- road cut in this city on Monday night, were sent to Brooklyn Wednesday morning for interment. He had wife and family in that city.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-01-06
MISS MARY E. DIVER.

The death of Miss Mary E. Dwyer;$
  daughter of MT. and Mrs. William Dwyer, of 423 State street, occurred Wednesday morning at her parents residence. The funeral will be held this morning with a:requiem high mass at St. Mary's church. Interment will be in St. Lawrence cemetery. Miss Dwyer was a promising musician and was very popular. $.gs,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-01-06
M. H RISSEII,

W. H. Bissell, aged sixty-eight. for merly a resident of this city, died Wednesday at. High Park, Mass, where he has resided for the past two years. He was a Civil war veteran being a member of the First Connecticut Light Battery in the Civil war, He was also at one time member of the, legislature, representing the town of Hebron.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-01-06
RAILROAD , ,!. GETS MORE HAND.

The Consolidated Railroad has pur- chased the old Darlington shop on Meadow street, Waterbury. for the past number of years occupied as a storehouse by the Scoyill Manufactur- ing company, which also owned the property. The price paid was $S6.000. The railroad company is also said to be after the property on the same street owned by the Bronson library and the w. L. Hall company. f
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-01-06

dition to the clever and entertaining specialties that will be contributed by Miss Victoria Walters. the soubrette of the company. high class vaudeville spe- cialists, including Lyons, the celebrated comedy juggler. These speeialties are all in addition to the many marvellous scenic effects and weird mechanical |contrivances with which the play abounds. Matinee Saturday.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-01-06
OBITUARY NOTES.
William Montague.

William Montague died Wednesday evening at the residence of his sister,. Mrs. Frederick Roniker, 291 Hamilton street.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-01-06
MEETING OF DAIRYMEN

The Connecticut Dairymen's associa- tion will hold it's annual convention in Hartford January * IS and 19. A large list of prizes, including money and jew elry, will be awarded.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-01-06
MAeIc KETrIE coMING.

The magic kettle. which reverses the laws of nature. is coming to Polls next week. Ice cream made on a boiling, stove. Eggs. instead of being cook ed over this hot stove. when thrown into the kettle freeze.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-01-06
PREACHED IN wTNsTED

Rev. William H. Baldwin, pastor of the Olivet Baptist church of this city, preached a very strong sermon at the Baptist church in Winsted Wednesday night. He preached there again last night,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-01-06
SECRETARY BATES LEcTr1RE

SECIeE IAINI bA I ERo IECIU D FtEIs
 Extensive preparations are being made for the illustrated lecture by E. T. Bates of this city in the Winsted opera house next Sunday afternoon, the subject will be. Association Build ings and Men,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-01-06
New Haven Thentcr.

Plays which are favored with return engagements in New Haven, city noted for it's critical judgment along all lines, especially the theatrical, must of necessity, bear all the earmarks which betoken the first class productions. Such a play is "The Factory Girl" which opened three nights and mat inee engagement at the New Haven theater last evening.
 Its presentation was witnessed by a large audience, considering the adverse weather conditions, and those present gave frequent and generous demonstra' tions Of their delight and approval.
 The Factory Girl'' is one of the best plays from the pen of Charles E. Blaney, and In truth can be character ized as an intensely strong labor drama, climaxes and sensational incidents, which keep the audience keyed up to the highest pitch of enthusiasm, and brings from 1t noisy and continued ap- probations. ''The Factory Girl'' de- tails story of great interest, the ru- cleus being the hatred of one brother, who is unworthy, for an older brother who is more favored by the father. The unworthy brother takes advantage of every opportunity to put the older out of the way, and thereby secure the bulk of the fathers fortune, but each attempt is frustrated. He even so for as secures the arrest of an innocent fac tory girl with whom the favorite broth CT is in love for a theft which was committed by his paid hirelings. Many exceptionally fine mechanical effects are produced. As a capable company pre- sents the play, '"The Factory Girl' is deserving of generous patronage.
 'The Factory Girl'' will be repeated tonight and tomorrow, matinee and night.
 The Stain of Guilt which will be the offering at the New Haven. theater on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday nights next week, and at the Wednes- day matinee, is a story of a young girl who was stolen from her father when a babe, by her cousin and an Italian street musician. When the play begins she is girl of seventeen and is known as the child of the Italian, who compels her to sing on the streets. A young bank cashier has fallen in love with her and would marry her, but he is charged with the robbery of the bank by the same cousin who helped steal the child. A dteective, who is friend of the cashier, undertakes to clear him of the crime fastened upon him and in so doing incurs the enmity of the Italian and the cousin, who several times comes near killing hin-at one time placing him under condensing elevator which is stopped through the heroism of the street singer. Eventually the girl is restored to her father and the two scoundrels meet the fate they so justly deserve
 Seat sale now open.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-01-06

THD WAY OF THE TRANsGREssoR
 ''The Way of the Transgressor," |" which comes to the New Haven theater on Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights, January 12, 13, and IA, has in ad-
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-01-06

sCarpts called for and delivered. 's
 Carpets cleaned and laid, also made over. in fact everything. done in the Carpet line. r, ,4
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-23

Sunge $ iibner i'm min
ter gum @ierlegen gu %bringen. sc
tit cine befannte Sbatiade, DAB baupts
fG6li6 Die eintretenoe 8dlte i'm @in=
ter Die 6iihner pom gierlesen abbGlt.
Dies fann aber lei6t baour9 bernie
oen tperosn, oab man Die 9iibner in
marine StGne brinat, rldnlentli6 in
fol6e, Die bur6 einen eieens ba5u n
gebradten Sfen etpas gebeiat nerben
fDnnen, uno man pirb DEN febr be-
oeutenben @prtbeil baben, BON allen
feinen 6iibnern audi i'm Minter frif9e
gier gu erbalten. I'm Die 9ibner In
oeb nod Defenders baau gu neranlais
fen, muB mar linen audi ansemehenes
Sutter rei9en, po3u am tduglidften
marin gemahte, braun gerDitete 9erfte
lit. Mua fam man oieie fart ges
rDftete @erite ausfieben uno ben 9iib<
rlertl gum Trefen :ino oas Wafer,
porin fe seiotten TT, gu trinten geben-
6 It elmer v + II q E.
Sn Ho9efortzen=Serre i'm ~fran50{i>
f9en 9epartement Morbiban ftiirate
Die 9olabriide zines Steinbrudes in
Dem Mugenblid elm, ais ii9 arf ibr 10
Mrbeiter befanben. Orei Mrbeiter tpur=
ben getGotet uno bic ibrigen faft ale
f6tper perlebt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-23
ManilaS SrpfencpG.

&apitGn s. .. @ooo, S9iffsmeifter
Der S9leppoampferz5 lotiae BON Nors
folt, @a., bat fpntrattli9 i'm 4uftrags
bes Observation-Disclosures bas fiibne
Wageitiid unternommen, Elm groBes,
aus Stabl gebautes f9pimmenOes
SrpGenopd ppn ietnem 8aupldbe BEL
@olomons Sslano in Der gbefapeate
Bah mad her Manild Ban, cine Strede
BON $4,000 Meilen, gu befDroern. Sas
SrpGenbpf foa ba3u bienen, Die grDb<
ten amerifaniT6en 9rie9si6iffe ouf
Der SlpttenItdtipn in Sen aiiatif6en
@etpGHern fir nptbpenbige &eparatuz
rem aufSunebmen. Wooo miro Die
tpeite &eiie auf bem i9pimmenoen
Hiei moo 5ubrin9en.
Sas ODD 1T bon 70 eetpaltieer Ius;
oebnuns, bab na9 Dem l1rtbei1 Der
Marineoffisiere Ielbft i'm f9neri item
Sturme es rubig uno beod9tig babin=
7fabren miro. Wopb, Der fir Den
transport einen Monatslobn bon
$3.50 erbGlt, nimmt cine 8eiabung bon
a6t Mann nit, beftebeno aus Mai9is
niiten, Seeleuten, Glettrifern uno 9eie
germ. @uf oem Sod fino S9laffabi=
men einseri6tet, unb fir Die 8equem>
li9feit Ser 9eIabung 1T rei9li9 ge>
forgt. Sas f9pimmenoe Sod miro
nit brabtloier MISUNDERSTANDING
ausseituttet.
Orei grobe 9oblenfdiffe Der BUM
oesmarine perben oas &iefenbod in
S6lepptau nebmen. Die S4lepptaus
tper6en II Meilen lang fein miihen.
Man re9net barauf, baB tdglia etpa
100 Meilen 5uriidgelegt tper0en tOns
men. Die Sa6rt gebt pia Sue5z3anal
unb biirfte brei Bis bier Monate in
Mnfpru9 nebmen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-23
Wintsrbartf RoErn.
Bemerfensmerthe Semlbunsen BON gHatts
sen5isdtern uno Die Greebnine.

"dsAJ*S%" ~ 0N 0AtSU"tWt
8eme-fenspertbe 8e~Itrebungen berz
porragenoer pflanaenSi9ter seben oa>
bin, bon Natur aus tpeihli9e uno ni6t
frpitbeitdnoige, aber fonit berpprrageno
t~pert1pole @artenbliber our9 ipitez
matii9e &reu5ung nit barten perz
tpanOten @rten fir Die 8erbdltnife Der
nDroli9en gemGBigten gone pioerz
ftanbsfGbiger gu MAIDEN. Sie gr0bten
grfolge baben oieie 8eitrebunsen auf
Dem @ebiete Ser &oienau9t aufsupei>
fen. Die aus Sapan ftammenbe raub>
blGtteriee 3oie (&oid ru9oId), bie ne
benbei AUDI cine NuBpflan5e eriten
Ranges lit, 90 tie unter allen &pIen Die
grDbten uno i90nften Sasebutten lie
fert, 1T Die Stammmutter elmer reller
alafe barter 9Dbrib> Stolen ~geporben.
Die f90nite Ser aus &reuSungen
nit oiefer Dirt berporgesansenen 9p@
briben lit Die gu @bren Oes peritorbez
men i9tpeiaerii9en Si9ters &onrab
5eroinano MeDer benannte Sorte.
Sbre prG9tigen, e0el eebduten 8liit6en
iibertreffen 0iejenigen Der betannten
Sbeerpie ga Srante" in jeoer Sim
ii9t an S9Dnbeit. Cine anoere ber=
porrasenbe pinterharte &oie lit Die
f9neepeib blii6enoe &emontuntz&oie
,Srau &arl 9ruI9ti," cine 3i6tung,
Der leioer Der Suft feblt, ben man Bel
allen &oien poraus5uieBen pflegt, Der
dber aud BEL einieen peiteren Sorten
gar ni9t, BEL anoeren MIR febr mangels
baft entpifelt lit. 8eioe ninterbdrte
Roien iino Strau9roien i'm pabren
Slime bes @ortss. sic aei9nen ii6
bur9 uneepDbnli9 i~tarten Wu9s
aug; tire Sabrestriebe erreiGen cine
2Gnse BON 81 Sub uno buriiber. SieIs
Stolen mihen gang 10 bebanbelt perz
Sen, fpie Die INNER mebr un0 mebr IN
Sen @Grten gingang finbenOen WilOz
rpien Der perf6ieOenen 2dn0er. sic
0iirfen MIR tpenig ober gar ni9t be-
f9nitten iperoen. Der S6nitt Ion fif;
auSI9liebli9 auf bas @ntfernen bes
d~boeitorbenen unO ni6t mebr re6t
lebensfGbisen Spl5es bef6rdnfen; ba@
neben tann man gu oiGte 9artien
0ur9 politdnOigss @ntfernen iiberfliiIe
flyer 3peige ausli9ten.
Mu9 Die S6lingrofen, Die fi9 in
ftartpii9iieen Sorten sur 8efleibung
gan5er 2aubengGnge uno 2anobGuier
eignen, betunoen in nelleren .3ii9tune
gen ungefp0bnli6e Winterbdrte. Die
Stammmutter bieIer rlelen barten
Sprte lit Die glei9fans aus Sapan
ftammenOe &anfroie vGrimiOn &amb>
ler." Shre Sliitben baben etnen neIen
auffalenoen Son in Die rei9e Sarben>
ffala Der 3liitben Der Gartenrofe sez
bra9t. Gus elmer &reu5ung Oiefer
Hofe nit elmer f6pa9pii6iigen fleins
blumigen Gorte lit Die polpuntbaroie
wMme. Norbert 2a%babafeur" entitdn>
ben,' Die f@on 1904 auf Der Siii1eloore
fee @artenbau@Qu telung bere9tigtes
@uHeben erreste. Sbre Sliitben ba>
ben fat Ole tiefe Surbe Der Stamm@
mutter. iinb fleir. uber tie eri9sinen
in ganaen 8if9eln uno blIben uner@
mii0(ih.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-23
Rampf sesem ote GRATIS.

So9interehant 1T hinfi9tli9 bss
iebt i@webenbsn 9ampfss ssssn bic
Sruf's Der ioeben p~eroHentli9ts Sab.
rssbsri9t ! beg Corporations s@ommii.
idrs @arfelb. Der RommiHdr fagt
BARN, baB inbuHriere nsbelfdnbe nur
eanr abgefsat tusrosn t0nnsn, uenri
Der 3OnsrsB feline ibm urter Der 6ans
belstlauisl Der 2Onfitution b~erliebenerl
Ra8ibefugnife in ausssbebnierem
WaBs austbt.
gr sebt auf ieinen i'm 2aufe bes
Sabres betannt aegsbsnen 8eri9t iiber
bic @ef9dftsmetbooel Der @robE9ld9-
tersisn. bic nnssbli9 ben GleiiatruR
biloen, tiber uro iagt, oaB bis iebt nur
Der 8beil Der Oefentlidtsii fbsrseben
iuoroen III, welder f9 auf preiie uno
prOfite i'm e&Id9tersissiadft bssisbt.
Ges melferer oeforf er, DdB 01s
Bureau ebenfaus 8etpeismaterial ee-
iammslt babe, bas tiber bic 2ombi.
nation Don S@ld8terfirmsn interi.
iants aufi4liiHe ssbe. Dieter She'll
bes Seri9ts Jet ui&t per61sntli9t NOR.
ben uno babe ni9i ber6fsniIiHt tuerbsn
fOnnen, neil bas Sufisbepartement BIZ
AngeIegsnbeit sur 3eit unterfu@te uni
BITE abR&t bate, geser mebrere @rob'
f9ld9tsr tuegen uebertrstuns bss Mnti'
3rufsefebes Anflaasrt su erbeben.
Gas tn benz geri9te entbaItene Be-
weismateriaI fef 30 bieiem 3tuede be.
nubt uoroeu unb tusrbs srf befannl
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-23
8afIep ttno Der Gemat.

SCiiuioh Guilty uuu &t6u2 4ua's
ni9t eans nnrs&t als er i'm Senate
bic Anresung ma9te, bisie 9brperf4afi
mtife f9 ielbft rsinis.n. Aber 6err
gailep DersaB, bab unter ben tbrrup-
ten Mitelieoern beg 8unoesienats cine
10 snse geruanotf9aft beftebt, bab on
elm sinbsitlidss Sanbsln bisier a6r=
psri9aft nur geoa9t meroen tann,
rnsrn es 2eutsn ME Burton. 9ietri9
uno benz nun perforbensn Senator
Mit4sl gilt. bersn S9ulb srff burd
bic @eriate fsfssfelt tuuroe uaO 10 in
bic OeHsntli&teit selau9ts.
senatoren, ME Nlorid, Sepstu unb
anosre aber, bon oersn nnreselmdbigs
feitei" man 1ur i'm 6ltfsrtorls unter
ben @Orsssn ipri9t, birften faum In
M9t uno 8ann BON benielben ertldrt
uerosn, oa 10 biele anoere In bic un=
iauberen 8ei9i9tsn berpifelt fnb,
bsre1 ginfuB gar ;u melt rsi9t.
Der plan bon Ssrr1 gailep, i'm
Senate iber bic S9uIo ooer 1ni4ulb
zines isiner Mitelieosr, bas zines 8ers
brs1sns besit3tist tuiro, au @eri9t gu
fben, birfts f6 taum als probat er=
ueiien. partei., 8si6dfts= unb bsrs
panoti9aftIi6s Ridf9ten tptirben cine
erOBs &Ole bel bieien Senatsseri9ten
fpielen, unb onun ptirbe man 10 au9
rriemalsI fi3er isin, oh ni9t strua BET
8orfbenoe ooer Die Nitslieber iol9er
Senats : llntsriu4un9s @ommifion
ebeniO 9rOBe s9urten finb, ME Der
angsi9ulOiste.
Wenn 4. 9. elm iol9ss Ssnats.
gomite, sbe 9spsp's ,unreselmdBiss
teitsn" our8 Die gsrf9erunss. unter-
iu4uue in Rem gort ans 2i9t astom-
men udrsn, ernannt tporben tudre, 10
bdtts uObl Hiemane sttuas baeesen
einusnoen f6nnsr, usnn Der bamals
nod als gisosrmann eeItenoe Seperp
8orfBsr zines iol9sn 8eri9tsbofes 9e.
woroen pdre. Nein, Ssrr Bnilep, bn
iberldbt man berartiss unteriu9ungen
bod lieber ben @eridten bes 2anbes
unb iuspsnoirt Die bsrbd9tiee 2olsssn
Biz gum Lrtbeilsipru9.
Der Ssnnt nber t6nnte gereini9i
tpsroen, uenn man ss benz Yolfe uni
ni9t Den beftO&ensn 9sgistatursn iiber-
ldBt, bieiS enatOrsu gu tudblsn.
Der Gal Sepstu BAT DEFENDERS Tia,
9e5sigt, ME Elm Mann, Der our9 I'm.
lautsre ginfhfs BON Der 9ssislatu,
gum Senator aepdblt mtrb, bieIen
f6doli6en 'ginfuB aud ferner au let.
mem eisenen RuBen seltsnb gu MADDEN
nerfebt, inbsm sr bsnislben on @orpo.
rntiOnei1 bertnuft.
Der Senat tann rur geidubert usr.
ben. tpenn feline Mitelieber bur9 Bolts.
uabl srDdblt tusrosr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-23

&i9ter WbaIIo1 bertagte
9effern i'm Poli3eigeri1t ben 6al Der
Grau Sieb auf nd&Aen Sienfas. Grau
Dies tpurbe bes 6Hbneroiebfabls be.
f&ulbigt. Die 0tibner fnb 1ur 81
oas Stid wertb. Bet ben AnrdIten
entipann ffi& Hber ben Sad elm Iebbaftes
Wortsefe9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-23

e ii 3 ner Sor der. Ser
fiibne 2abraourz Jorf9er Dillon Wal=
lace, elm Netp gorfer MOpofat, bat ole
gefpaltige @ispiifte BON Labrador
gliidli9 burdquert. Sod feinem Wei>
BEN fpar es bis6er geluneen, obne Sib=
rer unb obne 8eiitano feitens Der elm
eeborenen Snbianer bie 6albiniel Ga
brabor gu our4queren. Dillon mar
auf feiner gefabrbolen Expedition bon
einem 9efdbrten. Hamens Cation, be-
dleitet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-23
Tnr ote Teterta9e

OWS wv
oMertrem mtr ttnierem per.
ebrten 2mnoen ettte aroke
Mmswabl bIibemoer Yfam=
sen, Begontas, GpcIamem,
MaaleaS, VotuietttaS, Grt=
cas-, GamettaS, NatbIumem,
Gbastnthett, etc. Gbemio ale
m6glt6en Sorten frtt@ex
S&StttbIumet, aueS pat1ems
De @efbna@tS= 0ei@emfe.
GtwaS WemeS: Smporttrte
IL bis
2 HmB bod.
8erteruaann Bros. &c.,
24f @aHa6ttSettS Mne.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-23

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Note iotpte Oct @e9emsbmraer
@ariem RaIenoer fur 1906
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-23

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rufffden 8ebOlferung betrGgt na9 Der
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Sabre 1894, pel9e 5uslei9 Die erfte
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fallen auf ben 8auernftanb I'll pro
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-23

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s. s. gbwarbs. 2 ff6d. Wobnbaus.
binter COL Bates Ctr. $1,400. =
@bas. u. Bromn, Gramessbdube. bin.
ter 1923, Norb Sninois Str. $7,75.
6. 8. Webfter, R~eparaturen. 1906
Noro Stem SerIsp Str. $40. = vi.
bert 2ieber, Badfein9ebduoe, Wefl
2ouifana Str. $4,000. - Sames
Suit, &eparatur, 247 Shb Weribian
Str. SO. 500. = Wm. Com 9ice,
@ottage. 251 Horb 0oimes Mpe. ST..
$50. = Wm, 2otp &iee, Cottage, 321
@orb 6olmes abe. $1,000.