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New-York tribune., 1905-02-25
WELL KNOWN PAINTINGS SOLD.

Philadelphia Feb. 24-SeveraI OF the moss
famous Of the collection Of paintings OF the late
AdOlph r BOrte. who was Secretary 81 the Navy
in the Cabinet OF President Grant. have been pur-
chased by George g. Thomas OF this city from
the heirs OF Mr. BoTie- The most important OF
Mr.. Thonas's acquisitions are The Iaborer's Re-
turn, by Mllet, for which ST0otG paid Graz
ing Scene by Troyon. for which $4,000 was given
and The Capture OF tTOetz Won Berlichingen. by
DelacroiN. S95.Ao0 The transfer included also on-
Of the small ROusseaus. for SO.0oO
New-York tribune., 1905-02-25
CITY COLLEGE WINS DEBATE.

Last night the College cf the City OF Nev-Yors
won victory over Hamilton College IN a debats
at Mendelssohn Hall Hamilton took the af1rFna-
tive OF the question Resolved. That United states
Senators should be elected by direct vote of the
people. Hamiltcn's team consisted OF Charles r.
Sullivan. % Frank q. Beach. '05 and Frederick
Speh. tS Walter Y. sherman. %. son Of Congress-
man sherman. OF Utica. was alternate. The rep
Tesentatives OF the CITY COLLEGE were kenpeth
CfrOesbeck. David II. Steinman. Cd and Bernard
Hershkopf. while Maurice Ftsehgrund was a.
tnr
New-York tribune., 1905-02-25
MYSTERY IN HARVARD MANS DEATH.

Boston Feb. 24-Dvizat I. Lunt. student of
the Harvard Law School shot and killed while
alone In the cellar the home of his mother Mrs
Sarah NJ. Lunt, No 1SS Hutchins-st.. Roxburv dis
trict yesterday. Whether the death was accidental
not has not been officially confirmed
LUnt was graduated from Harvard last year and
entered the Law School in the fall He had been
In poor health due, II Is said, 20 too close applica
studies
New-York tribune., 1905-02-25
! BOND ISSUE OF s2s. s.ooo, ,ooo.
ny TELEGRAPH TO THE TKIBT7NF

IBY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBrNE.l
Boston. Feb 2-It has been definitely decided 10
nnsnce this years requirements Of the American
leiephone aud Telegraph Company by an issue o.
s-.#A809 per cent bonds. in lieu of new stock
y - understood that bids will be received about
-s.afch and that payments 70 the American ! eie-
slone Company will be At the rate OF about s2eoob
se9nthly. Bonds will be a collateral trust issue
Sssure6 by deposits Of subsidiary company stocks.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-25
ENTERTAINED eY MR.. wINDoLPH.

Lover West Side Republicans and a large num-
be- from other parts Of the town were entertained
iakt night the guests Of Aqueduct Commissioner
John p Wlndoph. al the Murray Hill Lyceun'
sith-Tt near 3d-ave-. where the 18th Assembly
District Republican Club gave ball preceded bY
a vaudeville entertainment. Mr. Windolph is Re
publican leader of the district.
Present William Halp.n, president OF lne
COUNTY committee. Edward Lauterbach. W Il
Ten Eyrk. Abraham z5ruber ". Nj X. Olcott Ed-
Ward Eealy, Charles r. Page and Theodore J. Gil
New-York tribune., 1905-02-25
COLLEGE ATHLETIC GAMES.

Entry blanks have been ISSUED for the annual
indoor meet the City College Athletic Association
which is To he held the Sth Regiment ArmoTy
on April & Gold silver and bronze medals will be
given To irzt secord and third in each contest
The contests follows: Sixty-yard handicap.
s0n-vsrd handicap. SS0-yard handicap one-and-one
half-milc handicap soyard novice two-Tniie bicycle
aud yard handicap. and 1e'-yard championship
for public school boys and handicap relay race,
fs,--- AL primary and hish schoolA
New-York tribune., 1905-02-25
MARSHALL MAY PLAY WITH GIANTS
Has Asked for Contract Blank-Mathew-
son Will Report for Practice

William r. Marshall, the catcher. who has been
studying dentistry in Chicago this winter has
asked Fred Knowles. the secretary Of the New
York National Baseball Club. for a contract blank.
and the chances are that he viii be with the Giants
again this wear.
A letter has been received from Leon Ames. the
young twirer of the Giants who has gained much
publicity on account Of his sO-Called stop ball
saving he will he in Savannah March for prac
tice Word has been received from MatheWsOn
Browne and others. saying that they will be in
Savannah
New-York tribune., 1905-02-25
MARSHALL WINS ANOTHER GAME.

Paris Feb 24-Wthout further play JanoVskl
resigned the thirteenth game of the chess match
now in progress at the Cercle Phidor in this city.
this afternoon. The game had been adjourned Il
second time midnight yesterday after sixty
nine moves had been made and ought o be
sumed this afternoon. Marshall nov leads Janowsh
WITH two games the score being Marshall. g. JanoW-
ski 4. drawn 3 The fourteenth game Is scheduled
for Tomorrow afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-25
EAGLE MAKES GOOD TIME.
IRY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl
Long Branch y J., Feb. 2+.-After sailing fifteen
miles to-day in the fourteenth race of Il series
for the Price cup only six seconds separated
r Green's Eagle and Charles Gibbouss Red
Rover ar the final. ". R. Patterns Sweetheart
was third, a minute behind. The Eagles time
fnr tho 2].553d. which is con
sidered fast The Red Rovers time 30Oi:5O.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-25
PRINCETON ANNOUNCES TEAM.
~ rEI1nRArH no - rnrnrvr

By TELNGRAPH TO TIVE TRIRUNE.1
Princeton, y J.. Feb. e4.-Captain r e Williams
OF the Tiger relay team to-day announced the team
that viii represent Princeton IN the eighth annual
track meet under the auspices OF Georgetown Uni
versIty in Washington Tomorrow. The team To run
Ia the one-milc relay rae "a follows: Il a.
Runyon, 0s; ". r COmstock '0S: ". r. ConnoTs
'0S a2d J. ~. Nuelie, 'os The only other repre-
sentatives ~ Princeton wtn lie Captain Williams
Yho has been entered for the one mile run
New-York tribune., 1905-02-25
TOTAL OF THE SALE s17.7s5.

Tne second and last nights sale Of foreign and
American paintings collected by John Bannon OF
THIS city a. the Fifh Avenue Art Galleries brought
sds30 making = total OF 81. .735 The highest figure
r. bed was 800 for Before the Storm whlcn , y aS
bought by r. r RodeWeI Landscape and t5attie.
lE y pefrol f3unh+ur. sold for 500 MeadoW
strearl." hy George y. Bogert. for 800 and Daisy
ul !. - Brown for $3.50.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-25
NEW LAcKAwANNA FERRYsoAT SAILS.

BIZ TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBCSE.l
Newport News. Va. Feb 24-1he ferryboat r.
mira. built the shipyards here for the Hchoken
ferry service of the Lackawanna Railroad sailed
to-day for New-YOTk in command OF Captain Melvin
and crew OF shipyard mechanics With good
weather the vessel should arrive at New-York to-
morrow The Elmira Is a sister boat 70 the Scran-
ton. NeW-YOrk
New-York tribune., 1905-02-25
HARVARD DEBATING TEAM CHOSEN.

10y TEIEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
Cambridge Mass. Feb. 24-A- Tulin. ". X.
Davis and b. l.. RansIey have been chosen ths
Harvard team 70 debate against Yale in March
TuIin won the Coolidge grise Of F-oo for tas pas;
work N Ihs tEtalA 80. -
New-York tribune., 1905-02-25
CORNELL ATHLETES OFF.

Ithaca. y Y, Feb. 4.-FoUrteen members of the
Cornell track team will leave here tonight for
Buffalo 10 compete in the 18th Regiment indoor
games tomorrow night. Munson. Poate, OveTman
and Townsend will run in the two-nliie relay race
against Columbia
New-York tribune., 1905-02-25
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.
IFRoM THE TRIBUNE BuREAU.I


REGULAR TROOPS FOR INAUGURATION
The quarterniaster general of the army has been
confronted with numerous problems as A result of
the plan 10 have the regular army well represent
I'd in the inaugural parade, added TO which fact
she usual accommOdations IN the public buildings
sn Washington have not been accessible for tho
purpose of Guartering the visiting troops The
Games of the commands which have been ordered
90 Washington have been printed in these dis
matches. The four companies Of the s.b Tpfan,-,-
4hich will GONE from PIattsburC F2arracks yin
ase their Pullman sleepers quarters during their
short stay the city In their case as in that of
sd The troops ordered here. II proposed to have
abe commands reach the city on March n tba
end that The soldiers may have a good nights roc.
snd prepare themselves SO as TO make ,Coa 49,,
sng on the following day. The band from Fort
Hamilton the hand and battalion of the sth In
fautIy from Fort JAY, and the three conpsnies Of
the s1h Infantry from Fort Slocum will go into
quarters al the new qUartermaster's storehouse at
Washington Barracks. occupying the urper story
which VIII be equipped with eight hundred bed
sacks WINE messing arrangements and field ranges
Eill be placed outside the building The officers of
ghese commands will occupy the lower floor mess
iHg with the bachelor officers at Washington Bar
Tacks ne troops coming from Fort Monroe will
viii be used q headquarters. where the artillery
troops from Fort Dupont and Fort Mott win also
he Qusriered- The artillery companies from Forts
washington and Hunt will come on river steam
n tine otherwise the rtieists M 9q' 1 Fd- SI the way
ington VII be taken 3cross the river by some
she command from Fort Hunt. The two COM
psnies q coast artillery from Fort McHenry and
Fort Howard. Maryland, viii be brought bv the
baltimore and Ohio Railroad. The battalion of
the sth Cavalry from Fort Riley and Fort Leaven-
worth, Kansas VII be camped Fort Myer
cute problem has neen created by the difficulty
q getting the battalion OF the Porto Rico regi-
@eHt and band from San Juan TO washington
The steamer chartered for that purpose has at the
last moment been condemned, and II will be neces-
Sury 10 bring the troops on commercial liner
and thence 70 Washington b. rail- TO be quartered
here on one ct the river excursion steamers char
tered FOR that purpose It has been arranged 10
have conlpleJe ambulance train brought from
Asschs, kaT Tor emergencies. This consists
q tTer-y-four sTnbulancec. which will placed
under The local Chief Of Police and located at the
C-ar-erTIasJer's storehouses at lexington
New-York tribune., 1905-02-25

Grore-Horkey C1ub l0 brOOkIyn :. z. = tT0aIs-
Howard g. bryan. 2; Spelman. ? ". Blake. 3: Bowers
ReFe-AA-E Flynn, Crescent Athletic club. I'm
pires-Jennison and Martin. Time-TWenty- minute
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-16
MRS. w. r. SHEPARD.
TALK OF THE TOWN.

1000 shirt waists at 49c Saturday a
Naughan's.
Cash paid for India wheat and barley
lat the Averill Mill.
Table boarders wanted at the Hotel
Northern, $3.50 per week.
Best values ever offered in up-to-date
garments for s9.9s at Fits.
Three pairs of muslin curtains for
s1.00 at Perry's ON Saturday.
Wanted. Good barley in exchange for
other feeds, or viii pay cash. Averill's
Mills.
Genuine Belfast linen mesh under
wear at McWborter's, the only store
in the city that carries the line.
The local branch Of the Metropolitan
Lift Insurance Co. will be closed Satlrr-
day afternoons during June, July and
August. q. @. Griggs, assistant superin-
tendent.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-16
IN
Saturday Until O'clock Enjoy
A. P. ABBOTT & CO.
Mrs. W. +. Shepard's Saturday Sale

100 Readyo Dress Hats than half These
that the largest millinery houses had They all tables follows
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-16
Who win Claim Them ?

The following letters remain uncallet
for at the Barre postoffice for the week
ending June 16, 1905.
Men.--Nelson Brassaw, Hugh Carpen
ter, W. Camnnellino, VIM. Dodge, w. r
Ellis, G. A. Gale, L. w. Griggs, G. r
Huntington, Lewis Hutchinson, Louis
johnson, Chas. A. Miller, O. E. Mat
terson, Eddie Murphy, M. J.. Mcleod
Neil Morrison, James Paterson, Duncan
Robertson, Pat Tremblay, Freni Rosa.
rio (3), Ray Robinson, Frank Seymore
". w. Smith, Rob't Spencer, E. A. Tay.
Tor, Tommaso Tobiono, Fred Torrell
Women. Mrs. Merlunei Badger, Mrs
Frank Carey, Mrs. Ada Lindsay, Mrs
Sarah Lmt ~, Mrs. Susie Ladd, Mrs
Peter Martin, Mrs. George More, Mrs
Mary Palmer, Mrs. Sarah Reynolds
Mrs. Able Spencer, Mrs. Ezra Smith
Jessie Tucker, Mrs. f. w. Williams.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-16
SHIRT WAIST SUITS.

AT S4.oS a White Lawn Suit, waist
made with wide embroidered front, with
one-inch plaits each side and very mar
row tucks, narrow trucks down back. full
sleeve with tucked cuff. Good full tuck
ed skirt.
At SIS, o8 White Linen Suit. Waist
made with box plat and insertion down
front, front and yoke finished with one
fourth inch side plaits, narrow side plaits
down back, full mutton leg sleeve Skirt
seven gore, finished wish three one. half
inch plaits on each gore, six yards
around bottom.
At 81. so White Linen Suit. Wais,
made with three box plaits down front,
with seven one eighth inch tucks on each
side of yoke. Back has four three fourth
inch and four one-eighth inch plat down
back; full top sleeve, plated with very
neat cuff. Skirt made with box plat
panel front, with small tucks each side Of
panel, six yards around bottom.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-16

When the Summer Sun settles your head your comfort
demands Hat Of Straw. "a cool head ulvates calm
tented mind. You have both by wearing Of
Straw Hats We think have every block that's desirable
The Young Smart Dresser will find his IDEAL while the business
will find exactly what he for Summer Comfort. We've
a Hat made specially for you. Come and try Hats
25c, $IOO $500 to $500.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-16
Ia. P. ABBOTT & CO. Ia. P. ABBOTT & CO. A
"A. P. ABBOTT & co.
A. ABBOTT CO. a. P. ABBOTT COLA P ABBOTT CO.
@The Daylight Store n
LOTUS DAYS AT HAND.

when sought alike by oles and pleasure At such light Suit
Come Suits themselves They tell
Below ar a We cnsho
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-16
SHIRT WAIST SUITS.


At $3.50 a very neat Muslin Suit.
Waist made box plat front with one row
insertion on each side and fine tucks on
yoke, back finished with narrow tucks,
full narrow tucked sleeve, with long
tucked cuff. Very full skirt, finished
with insertion and clusters Of narrow
tucks in yoke effects.
At SIS White Muslin Suit. Waist
made with embroidered muslin panel
front, with two rows Of insertion. finished
with ten one-halt inch hemshtched box
plaits, back finished with ten one-half inch
hemstitched box plaits. Skirt made with
embroidered muslin panel front, with lace
Insertion and one-inch plait each side Of
panel, finished with one-inch plaits on
each seam Of gore and two one-half inch
hemstiteh box plaiis, SIX yards around
bottom Of skirt.
We can give you variety Of Suits
equally as good style as those mentioned
above at prices ranging from SS.oS to
10 S17 So, Inspect the line.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-16
Table No. 2.

Hats in colors made as the
Attest should be made, that yes
.erday were $3.50 and $500,
Saturday for S1.4S.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-16
Table No. 1.

Hats in all colors and blocks
that yesterday were s1.75 and
$500, Saturday for CSC.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-16
Table No. 3.

Hats Of their best materials.
Smart styles that have been
leaders for this season at S3.as
and 1913, Saturday for $I.oS.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-16
LADIES' JACKETS.

We are making deep cuts
on all of our Jackets to close
them out at once.
Ladies' Covert Cloth Coat, lined
throughout with good, heavy mercerized
cotton, win compare with many Coats at
$3.50. now sos.
Ladies Covert Cloth Coats that were
5000 and sIz.oo 60 in this clean up
sale at SO IS.
Children's SILK and Cloth Goats mark
ed down in proportion to Ladies Goats.
See the special values we are offering
in Silk Shirt Waist Suits and Jacket Suits.
Special values in Mohair Shirt Waist
Suits, in blacks, blues, browns and greys.
Priced at So SO and ST. so.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-22
Ttermometerftane.

Itermometertane.
S5&as Ssnperatur. as @rat
Riebrtgfe Tentpsratur. 80 .
B. &. BIptbs
Seetions.D Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-22
2oeaL@ etterberi@t.

0roben b; Iei6tsr S&nee; etrpas fdIter
beute &adt uno Samftas.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-22

oHertrem tptr ttnSeren ber.
ebrtem &nuoem etne groBe
Mu Stpabt bIiibenoer Ydan=
sen, NegoutaS, GBcIaMten,
Maaleas, Yotnietttas, Grt=
cas-, GatneItaS, WatbIuttett,
Gpastutben, etc. Gbenis aue
m6glt@en Gorten frti6er
S@utttbIumen, aaeS pafien=
De @eibmaMtSs 0ei@emte.
Gtwas Nettes: Smporttrte
II bis
2 TuS bod.
8ertermantt Bros. Co.,
241 WaRa@niettS ABE.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-22
@isss-M!tar 0rab.
o { bprtn n:


s. 8. unb anna pines, ia Sub
Weff Str, Wdbaen. - Samss unb
Salp Starts, 2406 glorioge Strabe.
Mdb9en.-S. 9. unb glisabstb 4m.
norman, 1901 SObsp Sir.. Wdo9en.
-alfrso uno 5rau gsl. $40 Wef II.
Str, Mdbden. - Ssnrp uno emma
Subm, 1873 palmsr Str, 2nabe. -
@briHian ilno Marp Be9ert, 1901
Union Str, Ndb9en. - Siaac unb
Miloreo 2amont, 1116 SrumbullS Str.
Wdo9en.-@aIter unb Mauo 2inoiep,
III Snoinna Absnue, Mdo9sn. sos.
uno NiIorso 2elp, SIT Wef ID.
Str, 2nabe. = Soma unb Margaret
2ostep, 1884 2onoon Str, 3nabe. -
xbomas uno Cora Green. 904 Weft
Walnut Str, Mdo9en.-
getraut:
Sobn G. Sbomplon-Marp Ssning.
2ewiI Sabile @auble-gaen Warg.
Coleman.
Marion 6. goains-Nelie @arfpn.
Soisbb ~Soofun-Rareihus edmonton.
Geo. Soel-Warp g. Sadion.
Milton 8urnett-Datip 3iffe.
Geo. 6. Gee-Sola Wap 9upp.
O eHurben:
Struggling 6itdiniOn. 4 @Oden,
Staots Soipital. - Struggling 8roun,
Staot- Sofpital. - Nsnes Yage, 33,
1901 Weoblatu 6tr. -
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-22
Som 8anamt.

Die benz Bauamt bon Der Wonoer=
lamb Contraction Company einae.
reidten pIdne fur bic 3onifruirung
nerf6isoener. benz Weraniigen bienenbe
gauten fno bon Der genannten ge.
b6roe %betpiniet pprben uno mirb NIT
beret grri9tung In 8dlbe begonner
tueroen. Die 3utf9bahn wiro $4,000
tofsn unb idpsbte ben Wit9lieber1 Der
9eieaf9aft babel Der bstannte @biIi.
cote pab In Nlasfa Dor.
Der 9eidmadoole Wuitpabilon
uno Der 90 6ub bOhe sIsttrii9s 2idt.
tburm, Der iml Snnersn aus Sola
hergefsQt uirb, fOmrnsrt auf $4400.
&utfdbabn, 2idttburm uno WuRt.
pabillOn 'gelnneen On gaif Waibington
uno @raplS trabe our A%uffeauns.
Wsitsrs 8auerlaubnibi9eine murben
nod ertbsilt
Nn 8. .. Campbell. Cottage. @of.
frsp unb Olioer. $3.50.
I'm g. q. 9onerett, Cottage, @af
Wi4igan unb Nortb @arfslb, $3.50.
Nn Sacob Wiler. @obnbaus, Wil-
not nabe Nep SsrIep. $1,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-22
SAbfmorS ?

@egen II ubr heute Morgen tuurbe
benz 5aupiquartier gemeloet, baB Der
~19.idbrige Watbeu 6arffen bon 1886
Snoiana Abe. SelbfmOeo bssansen
ooer etnen Selbfmornberiu9 pertibt
babe, neil feline Wutter nit einsm an
oeren Wanne auf unb babort eesaneen
let. Bis 81 fpdter Stunoe tonnten
ben aneebli6en 6elbfmoro Gins
3slbeitsn ni9t tn grfabrung gsbra9t
tueroen. bo@ it es wabrfasinli9, bob
Der geriGt ben $batia9en sniipriGt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-22
Sc nsrSt 9t9t.

I'm balb a6t ubr, alio su elmer
3eit, mo- isbt In ben meiffen @aaren.
bduiern ginfdufe srIsbtqt tpsrben uno
bic Straben bon 2euter tuimmslil, bic
i4 bic S4aufenffer Der 2dbsn on.
ieben. perfa9te oas eleftrii&e 2i9t Der
pWsr&an Seat & 2i9bt Co., bis
ibre Office in 23-25 pennfplpania
9lbs. bat. Die msifen @aarenbdufer
fino Nbonnenten Der @eielf9aft.
SIM Gu uarsa bic 2doen In Hunfel
ssthat uno es berrf6te iiberaI bic
gr6Bte Yeruirrung. Der S9aoen
tuuroe fpdter wieoer befeitigt. Cine
aroBe anaabl bisfesr @ei&dftsbduier
finb finan3isl an Der .Ner9ants 6eat
& Sight &c." intereffrt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-22

125 SUB, rerb., Norbfeitei Der Sopt
Ibs., tpefli9 bon 2aurel Ctr. $2400.
@eorge 8. 8ut1er an benieIben, bas.
ielbe. $4,000.
ORION 0orman an Sfaac 8. Nor=
man, Got z, s. $. MeRernan's Sub
oiuifiun. 33 bel 100 SUB. bacant, Ots
ieite Der Oatlano Abe. ihbIi9 BON 10.
Ctr. $500.
Gollett 9ome fur Orphans on @bas.
O. Tnbal, Got 9, @eper u. U. Subj.
81 Bel 122 SUB, pacant. Shieits 8ila
Mus., iiolia bon 2sringtOn Wbe. $425.
NlOnsO :. Bidusa an @eorse s..
Watts. Got 16, @labmorfs Mob., 81
Bel $50 SUB, berbeRert, Wsfieite 8in-
iep Str, ihbIih bon Is. Ctr. $3.50.
Marp Mulsn an Marp g. MuIsn,
Got 6. Serrp IT,. u. Subj, Mubenlot
Is, 400 bel 100 SUB, berbeferi, Sio.
ieite South Ctr. 6fli9 bon Senate
Mpe. $1.00.
Samuel 6. 8brafber an Woobburp
8. Dan. 2Ots 1876 unb 1877, Stout's
Saugbbiae Nbb., 80 BEL lis SUB, ber=
behert, Wefieite @leabelanb Cir. n6rb.
i9 bon 10. Str. $1,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-22

op fer d, iiber Del.
len Saa mir in unierer borsetrisen
Summer beridteten, befinbet f9 nod
I'm pOligisefdngnib. gr if unter
$500 8tr9f9aft ge1tent morben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-22
@iro Sefret6r.

Oh. Carl We@au9bep, Sobn bon
gpuntp @ommiRdr Sobn 6. DC
9auebep, tpurbe gum Setrstdr Der @e-
iunbbsitsbebOrbe bon Marion @ounip
eruannt. gr fclgt Or. 6. 6. &Obsin
i'm ante. Der gum polissiarsts er.
rlannt tuuroe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-22

@1lomeu, S0f 8 IN TegHDl0 " I'd. .
9bb.. 9ausbbile, 81 bel AS SUB,
bsrbsHert, Ofisite Der Belmont slpe.,
n6rbli6 bon 10. Strobe.
Mnna 8. Bsnfon an Mgil Sabm.
Cots %, q unb "a in Benion's Wi-
9igan Ctr. Subj, 38 BEL 96 SUB
ieoe, baeant, ehofeite Der Mi9igan
Str, 6fli9 bon Werritt. $1050.
Glenn 9. abrams an Sarrp polanb,
Got 81 In Sarris' Moo., 35 bel $50
JuB, bsrbsRert. Ofisite Der Saneod
absnus. n6roli9 bon Bertha Strabe.
s1125.
@idarb j. Buchanan on 2atbarine
u. Juuabt, Got 80. OssOOO's L. @en-
trail Mbe. Nboition, 40 bel 1874 CUB,
perb., Sfieite Der Norb Rew Seriep
Str. fiblid bon 80. Ctr. $4,000.
@barlss %. Wsster an emma s.
Sones, She'll bon Got IL. Ruooel's
@lentuooo addition. 8 BEL 40 SUB. bas
cont, Rorbieite Der Midisan Str..
tpefli9 bon 8ebile Ib. 500.
Central Sruf @ompanp. 8rufse,
an bic SnOiana Saoinss & Snbetment
Co., GOT 8, 3ettenba9's Mobition, 35
bel 172 SUB, bacant, W,ifieits Der pars
fer Npe.. itiolid BON 10. Str. $500.
2Orens Gamiot, Srufise. an gilbert
RrisSs, Got 81, Ssiosnfifsr & Salt.
ner's Subj, IS Bel 1853 Sub. pacani.
fiolide Settle Der WesburF Str, of.
bon @af Str. 1926.
8ennie D. 8ragbon an Suian d..
Wurpbp. Sbeil BON Section Is, $omn'
ibip Is, &ange 5, 2awrencs Somnibip.
$500.
@utb Or. 8oIart u. a. an 6. 6. 6.
& 81. 6. Gailroo COMPANY. She'll
bes iibmefIiden 8iertsI Section 80,
8ownfbip Is. &anes 8, Wapne Sown.
ibip. $4,000.
&obert Seller an Souls 6alenbsr,
Got 229, 6lsi4et's Sub. Mubenlot
ga, 40 BEL 12O SUB. perbehert, iHo.
tpsfIi9e gde 2srington Mbe. unb pine
Str. $1,000.
Wiliam $. Clint an @oia Nusne,
Got 80, glber's llnibsrflo 6eiabts
Nbb.. 40 BEL 1875 SUB. baeant. 6ftli&e
Settle Der Wsabsr Mbs., fiolid bon
gouarbs Mbe. 5000.
@barles 5. &obbins on Sobn q.
Mc2ean. Got 4. &obbin's 6ausbbiIe
aoo, 80 bel 125 Gub, perbefert, ftios
Ii&e Settle Der Mis,isnn Str, rpsflia
bon Sopning Ctr. $500.
Sames s. geasIep on limos s.
Sboper, 2ots 6 unb z, Bad Commit.
Roner's Sub. 81 BEL 1913 4 5uB. boz
cont, n6roli9e Settle Der &apmono
Str, tpefli9 bon Meribian StraBe.
$1,000.
CHARLES @. @larf an CHARLES u.
Sammis, Got $50. Nspman's Dat
Parf Mob., 35 BET = SUB. oerbeRert.
6flihe Settle Der Splom Mbe., n6roli4
bon 2anslsp Nbe. $500.
Omer %. @alpert on Sames g. gar.
Der, Got 8, Walfer's S%unnpfoe Nob,
Srbington, 40 bel 1913. ~ Sub. boz
can't, 6fli&e Settle Der Dillon aoe..
n6rbli4 bon Sultan Mbe. $3.50.
Minnis u. gOpo an Carrie %.
South, Got 60. 8ruee's Aob., SIS bel
1872 CUB. psrbsFsrt, tuefli9e Settle Der
groaouap, fhbli9 BON "a. StraBe.
$4,000.
Cora Barnett an Sobn 6. Naifon.
Got 16, glod AZ. q. indianapolis.
80 BET 126 SUB, perbehert. etooReds
Nnnette uro eugene Str. $4,000.
Orlando .. Orion on oenielben,
Got 4, Mrmfirone parf Mob.. bacant,
ShoweHsfe Nortbwsifsrn Moe. unb
SO. Str. $500.
Senrp Coleman an oenielben, SbeiT
Got S, part plaee 9lob.. 70 bel 100
SUB, bncant, S6oieite 80. Ctr, tpefs
lib bon Senate Mpe. $500.
Nlbert WpdOf an Sohn W. War.
fban, Got 308. &spnolos' Norb Surebo
Mobition. 40 bel 1876 Sub, berbsHert.
OfIeite bon 2tnwooo Ape., n6roli9
bon Ni1iaan Str, $500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-22

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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-22

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