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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1905-08-04

A subject of increasing Importance to
every lumber producer and consumer is
that of grades. That these grades should
be uniform, where practical,i is well recog.
nized and many efforts toIarrive at some
general rules have been made. In view
of these movements to standardize
grades. the Forest Service has under
taken to bring:stogether the specifica-
tions Of the various lumber and manu-
facturers' associations and to put them
in such form that they may be COM
pared.
The object Of the study is not to de-
wise system of standard grades but to
make, simply, such compilation of the
grades now in use as will be of service
to lumber producers and consumers,
though it is hoped that a great deal of
information may be accumulated that
will be of value in eventually preparing
the way for a standard system.
1t is planned to get the: views:of those
concerned partly by interviews and
largely by correspondence. A repre-
sentative of the Forest Service will en-
deavor to visit the secretaries and men,
beers of grading bureaus of various asso-
Citations and learn their views in regard
to the practical workings of the various
rules. A large number of mill me n and
manufacturers will be reached by CORE
spondence and their views sought. 1t is
especially desired to find the important
points of difference in grades from the
view points of both producer and con-
sumner of lumber. and also to ascertain
the chief difficulties in the way of devls.
ing and executing system of standard
grades.
The assistance of manufacturer and
consumers of lumber is earnestly desired
in this work. Suggestions concerning it
will be gladly received by the Office of
Forest Products, Forest Service, Wash
ington, d. @.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1905-08-04
Odd Fellows Excursion and Reunion at
Island Park.

On Saturday, Aug. 9Th, the Odd Fell
lows between Burlington and Rutland
inclusive will have an excursion, re-
union and basket picnic at Island Park
on Lake Champlain under the auspices
of Rutland Canton No. 6.
This is expected to be one OK the
largest reunions of Odd Fellows of
Western Vermont held in years. The
Rutland Railroad will make exceedingly
low rates from all stations between Rut-
land and Burlington to Island Park and
return. From Rutland $l.25; Brandon
$1.OO; Middlebury S1.O0; New Haven
Jet. 500; Vergennes, $S5; Burlington
500.
A special train will be run leaving
Rutland at S:15 a. M. Brandon SAT
a. M, Middlebury 9:25 a. M, New
Haven Jet. 9:45 a. M, Vergennes 9:5t
a. M, Burlington 1887 a. m. Return
ing, special train to leave Island Park
$50 p. m. Full particulars and rates
also time of special train at intermediate
stations can be obtained from small
bills.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1905-08-04
REMEDY FOR HAY FEVER.
After Trying Other Treatments, Hyomci
Was Used with Perfect Success.

After Trying Other Treatments, Hyomei
Was Used with Perfect Success.
Before the discovery of Hyomei
the only advice physician could give
his hay fever patients, was to go
away from home, but now anyone
who is subject to this disease can,
if Hyomei is used. stay at home with
out fear Of the annual attack of
sneezing, watery eyes, and other dis
comforts.
j. F. Forbes, well known West
ern railroad man, whose home is at
McGook, Nebraska, writes 81 have
never had any relief from any remedy
for hay fever, even temporarily, until
l discovered the merits of Hyomei.
l always recommend it when occasion
requires"
There is no offensive or dangerous
stomach dosing when Hyomei is used
This reliable remedy for the cure of
all diseases of the respiratory organs
is breathed through a neat pocket
inhaler that comes with every outfit,
80 that the air taken into the throat
and lungs is like that of the White
Mountains or other health resorts, where
hay fever is unknown.
The fact that w. H. Sheldon agrees to
refund the money to any hay fever suf-
ferer who uses Hyomei without sue
cess, should inspire confidence in its
power to effect a cure. A complete
outfit costs only S1.00 and extra bottles
but so cents.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1905-08-04
The statistics of beer consumption,

The statistics of beer consumption,
which are available for only seven
countries, show a total consumption OF
1904, 900, 900 gallons annually. In 1904
Germany consumed l,793,OOO; the
United Kingdom, 1901, 100000; the
United States, 1,494, 900, 900; Austria
492, 100000 France, $4,000, OOO Hun
gary, 3S,25O,O 900; and Italy, 6,75O,0OO
At one cent profit per glass, and allow
ing each glass to contain pint of beer
both estimates of course being small anc
large respectively, an idea of the amount
expended yearly can be gained.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1905-08-04
Bulletin ZIG Ready.

The Vermont Experiment Station is
distributing bulletin 1l6 on Commercial
Fertilizers. 1t is a pamphlet of 104
pages, which not only gives the analy-
ses for the current year with comments
as to results of the fertilizer inspection,
but also some As pages of matter having
to do with how to Use, when to use and
what to use in the line of plant food.
plication, schemes of determining fer
tilizer needs, and choices for different
soils and crops are outlined; and the
adequate feeding of grass crops, hoed
crops of all sorts, corn, cereals, root
crops, garden crops. orchard and small
fruits, flowers and tobacco is dis
cussed. The bulletin is well indexed
and its contents readily get-at-able. 1t
is one of the most extensive publications
on this subject thus far issued by a
New England Station.
Farmers are now thinking of haying
rather than fertilizers. But they will
need them next spring and will do well
to send for the bulletin at once and put
it aside for next winters reading. 1t
may be had without charge for the ask
ing. Parties wishing their names placed
on the Station mailing list so that they
may receive future issues without
further notice should specify their wish.
A postal card addressed to the Expert
ment Station, Burlington, Vermont,
stating desires, is sufficient.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1905-08-04

Only six days agoit was cabled from
London that the authorities of London
had made an order excluding all autos
from Hyde Park, the largest and most
popular park of that great imperial
capital The cablegram stated that this
order of exclusion was made in defer
ence to the wishes of the Queen of Great
Britain, who desired to take her after
noon drives in the park without fear of
the man killers.-The American Sports
man, July 6, 1905.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1905-08-04

Now comes the announcement in a
foreign journal that Rojestvensky, the
Russian admiral, has always been con-
sidered a pessimist He is quoted as
writing in an autograph album, "Life
is stupid. A little gayety, little wear
mess, and then goodnight" This
being from the Admiral's pen would Lead
one to believe, in view of recent events
in his life, that in addition to being &
pessimist he was somewhat of pro
phet
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1905-08-04

While the rural mail carriers of Yer
mont find not few perplexities in their
daily trips they may congratulate them
selves that they are not working in a
similar capacity for the French govern
ment. Inhabitants of the rural districts
of that country may obtain from the
postmen postal orders and may hand
them money for deposit in the savings
banks, thus avoiding the trouble of going
to the nearest post Office for these pur.
poses.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1905-08-04
Rushing The Work.

The Register Company is rushing the
work of issuing the premium list for the
coming Addison County Fair. The
premium list has been carefully revised
and substantial additions made in every
department. The prizes for horses
cattle, sheep and swine have been
literally increased.
The dairy department, always a lead
ing feature, will be continued along the
usual practical, educational lines, sc
beneficial to farmers of the Champlair
valley.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1905-08-04

AS a part of its terminal project in
New York City, the Pennsylvania Rail
road will build church, parish house
and parochial school, at an estimated
cost of $5,000,000. The structure will
cover large plot running through from
Thirty-third to Thirty-fourth street, west
of Ninth avenue, and on completion will
be turned over to st. Michael's Catholic
church. The present church of that
Parish and its other buildings are on
Thirty-fi and Thirty-second streets,
west of Ninth avenue. This property
was bought under contract, by the
Pennsylvania several months ago, but
the deal was to be carried through only
on condition that the railroad should
supply similar buildings on another plot
somewhere in the neighborhood. When
the buildings are completed the church
will turn over its present property to the
railroad, which already owns nearly all
on the north and south sides of Thirty
second street, from Ninth to Tenth
avenue.-Railroad World.
While this deal was somewhat out of
the ordinary in the way of business
transactions it points the way for the
settlement of many similar cases that
are constantly coming up. In the case
alluded to above there was evidently nc
disposition to do anything but the square
thing by either party in the transaction
and the termination of the matter will
result satisfactorily to all concerned. TIC
sum up the matter in few words it is q
striking example of business methods
conducted upon a plane which, if fol
lowed, would put courts of chancery Out
of business practically.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1905-08-04
Patents Granted vsrmonters.

Letters patent have been taken out
by the following Vermonters: Charles
E. Scribner, Jericho, assignor to the
Western Electric Co., service meter for
telephone lines; William E. Haskell,
assignor to the Estey Organ Co., pneu-
matte.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1905-08-04

as one will note when they read
of them, because they approach
matter from many and varied eS
ences. The company will be pleas
send every Register reader cop
the book if they will write and
for it, and mention that they are red
of this paper.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1905-08-04
Schidlofski Returns.

John Schidlofski arrested in Colorado
on the charge of numbering his wife
at Belmont, Mass, July ~, arrived in
Boston last Saturday in the custody of
state officers. A crowd of thousand
people had assembled at the station.
Schidlofski collapsed when he saw
them.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1905-08-04

If every person old enough to compre-
bend the definition of words would
commit to memory the definition of the
term cooperation one-half of the misery
of this world would pass out of ex-
istanCe
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1905-08-04
Governor Bell Visits Moosala
Park,

On the Friday following the
Story celebration at Salisbury Md
Hamilton and Foote entertained n
of distinguished guests at Moosala|
Park. Among those present were
and Mrs. c. j. Bell, Mr.. and Mrs. Thd
c. Cheney of Morrisville, Mr.. and
John Chase of Lyndonville, Mrs. i
of Windsor, Madam Sparhawk of
lington and Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus B
of Salisbury.
After a trip around the lake in
steamer Elise, a visit TO the Case
and other points of interest the conn
partook of fish dinner at Moosala
Lodge.
The Governor expressed himself n
pleased with the courtesy shown
and was greatly delighted with
beauty of the lake and its surround
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1905-08-04

The annual fair at Sherbrooke will bs
held September to inclusive.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-11

@p9entass ioQ Sober fpdtsftsns UNI
10 ubr 3u Bette seben. Mapor Dunno,
Der gar ri9t auf bic Sempereaa : pa'
role srtpdblt uoroen III uno feline nns
terfiSung BON Soften Der Sempersn3=
Ter erbaltsrt bat, III 10 i4wa4 getpsisi.
linen 2~cnssifonen au MAIDEN. bat absr
bios bamit ibrsn appetit gerei3t, uno
lie bsrlanser tpsitsre WaBregeln IN ib'
rem SHINE. gorldufig bat er he obs
bIiben IaHsn. BET FOLDER unpsrfro'
rsnbsit Der rGrOmmen" tann man rlur
nit 8eunrubisung on bic @efaltung
Der Singe In Cincinnati benton.
Sn bieier Staot tperben BITE Sempe'
rsnalsr fi9 barauf bsrufen. bob tie
Dempiep gum Mapor unb pattifon
gum @ouberrteur gstp1blt baben. mos
ia aud autreHenb iF. Wenisfiens bat
iebsr 8empsrenalsr fur Yemiep ges
fimmt. Der isus Mapor wirb bohsnts
lid bas @tdsrat babsn, bic ternperen3=
lsrii9sn 3nmutbuaSen aurtd3umsiien,
aber er mirb iebr Hart iein mtiRen
angeT9ts Der 8batfa@e, bab bic Semi
perensler ibn als .ibren" Wapor re-
tlamirsn tbnnsn, uno nod mebr nit
Sinblid auf bas @efsb, psl&ss benz
@oubsrneur ssfattst. sirsn Mapo,
ab3uisbsn, Der bis @eieBe ni9t poIl'
fredt. Samit finb bel benz 8empe'
rsnsler pattiiOn isfbfberfdnoli9 MI,
bic bla usn @sfebe semeint. Wir bot.
fen auf bas S%nniqts. bab uns ote 8e'
uustbuuns, mel&e in ben Wortsr
Il told you so" lieet, nerfa9t bleiber
tpiro. @iucinnati IoltsbIatt.)
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-11

= HefIertpn. Srinfer: SD
bab' Do a re9tes ped, pie i9 anfans
gen min a mai gu iparen, ba fpmmt
mir audi fi4er q sutes 8ierl baatpiz
f9en!"
: meg! rNlfo Sbr SD9terz
6en beiratbet! = Sa eelanaen sic au
elmer neuen &.irbe. @as tit Sbr aus
tiinftiser ScbpieseriObm?" rSbier.
bdnbiger."
= 8erre9net. ST.: r8ei Dem
Z. iinb bic 9elbseber fdDn 'reingefalz
len!" g.: rMisio bena?" ST.: r&einer
bat ibm freb;!irt unb nun bat er 10
rei4 g~ebeiratIet!"
-Jatal. nSit IS tpabr, baB bic
ireae 3iinbbOl5denfabrit total abges
brannt ift2" rSapobl = Biz auf
Die 3inbb0l5hen!.. Die ipontei
abfolut niht brennen!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-11

ben pfsgen, fobalo bic Straber ans
qelegt tperben. Muf meiner Reiie
burd europa unb fpe3iea our9
9eutf1lanb babe t4 etuas gelerrt,
mas mir isbr tuefsntIi@ eri9eint. SD
babe ndmlid seIernt. bob mir gmeri.
tansr mebr bon Der ortben tbli&en
8riinbl!1teit gebrauden f6nnten
Was man In europa baut einerlei,
OBJ ss 9duier, Wsge ooer Brtideu fno
= bas baut man grtinbli9 uno III,
bie Sauer BON 8enerationen. Wenn
mir Entertainer ettpas bauen, banr
if's 1ur fur ben ausenblidli6en Be-
bari bers9net. Mber berfdbrt NOR
bribsn ni9t tlti9er in biefer Besiebune
unb ifi iene Mstbobe nidt = auf BIZ
Sauer tpenigfens - aua obenoeeir
ni9t iparfamer? S9lieBli& abe,
eiebt's bod fsin beReres 2anb al!
Mmerita unb barin feinen Staat. be,
mir better auiagte als 9sras. uno II
Ssras uieoerum feline @egeno, in Del
es Rt IG6ner. angenshmer unb bebag'
Iider lsben liebe, als In unIerem alter
Sun antonio."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-11
Yolt3etIt&es.

gIla W c@ innis q, Elm 16 Sabre
altes Ndb9en aus @rsenwooo, miro
ieit Dem Z. October aus Der glterns
wohnun9 permibt. Die biefge poli3ei
uurbe eriu2t. nod benz iunsen Rdo'
DEN umi9au gu baIten.
80 iII@IIaW q p 8, 5074 Mai-
ia9uietts Mpe., bic felt sinigen Sagen
aus Der gIternuobnun9 perfdwano.
purbs gsfter, Der pOli3ei Offsiea ale
permibt gemeloet, nit benz '@rfu&en
nod Der 0sridmunbenen umidau 3u
balten. Dem Beri9te nod mar lie i'm
&efaurante i'm Morton 5otel @ebaubs
beI6dftist setueisn. Sas Mdo9en IN
Is Sabre aft.
s.. 8. & 0 r. Elm friberer Mnges
ffelter Der Clinton Rbooes Wfg. 60.
aus @bicago tuurbe iinter Der Mnflaet
Der 5dli9ung uno bss SiebfabIs ourd
bic Ssteftibs Sauisr lnb 2arib pers
baftet. 2plor, Der iebt in Dienften
elmer biefgsn Bilber @eieli9aft f.bt.
fon Bel feinen $oursn burd Die Staot
Die ben fThberen Mrbsitgsbsrn 3utOm.
menoeu @elber foIeftirt uno FIR bie=
islben i'm Namsn Der ieBigsn Igenter
o~erfelben quitttrt baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-11

- Ote fnternattpna1e
1ettfabrt bon 2uftbdnpns, bic tiirSs
lt9 prm BARRIER Suilerien9arten aus
unterupnrrterr tpurbe, bat folserbe
Hefultate geasitigt: 8on ben 100 anfs
selafenen 2ufti9ifsn lanbstem be
Balloons sGben" BET @nnabers tn
Sa9fen, ngambrorrte" Bel Stating
an ben Dfterrei9if9 > baperif4en
@rense, .@oncorbe" BET Teaitdot a.
g., rSinlanb" in Der Rdbe BON Wles,
rMbatrps" it Sensborn, nGentdirN
Eel Oarmftabt. Siefe 8allons bdber
in pbiger Reibenfolse Sariidselegt 80.
$50, $40, 262, $40, 480 4ilometer.
Die anberen 2uftf9iffe purbet na4
2uremburs unb 8elsien getrieben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-11

= Cine g auers-frau bi,
ihr a~tpeiiGbrtses aino truet iprrbe,
als fie in einen Weiler Bel gpurmabe.
urtpeit Semi, Suriidtebrte, BON einen
groBen Qbler ansegriffen. Der &aubz
pogel poate ibr oas &inb entreibeu
unb febrte INNER fpieber suriid, pb.
pobl er pon Der Srau Suriidgef9lageu
tpurpe, bis er f9liebli9 bod bas 8in0
fprttrug. Die Mutter elite nit pielen
Wunpen unb aerrifenen &leibern
beim, unb na9 furser 3eit itiesen "a
MGnner, an ibrer SpiBe Der prieiter,
auf bic rmliegenben 8erge, INN Den
@bler nnb bas &inb gu iu9en. @s
tpurbe aber bon beiben feline Spur aes
funben, unb 10 mubte man bas Su9en
einftelen.
-@uf Benz 8fr96ofe gu
pubis ipurbe tiiralid Der 75jdbrige
Srtsarme BERNHARD Gennopa beoraz
BEN. Dieter mar Der Gobn Der ,!Sers
BON Gebnotpa", ienes unsliidli6en
Weibes, bas in elmer Spmmernq6t
Des Sabres 1887 BON ben 8eipobnern
bes Sorfes Gepnopo auf Der Salbinz
lei 9ela in bic Gee seipprfen ipurbe,
INN Die r9erenprobe" a~baulegen, unb
als bieie ungiinitis ausfisl, nit &us
bern erf9lasen ipurSe. Die MifetbG.
ter erbielten i9pere 3u9tbauss unb
8efdngniBftrafen. Die ioeenbaft
tlinsenbe, aber amtli9 beglaubigte
8egebenbeit bat &arl @ietb in elmer
Si4tung, betitelt mSie 9ere bon Sez
Ia" Di4terif6 bareeitelIt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-11
SO lit cine rlerfwiirbise 8eoba@'

VI TT etne merftpnr0l8e Se0DaB'
tung, BOB, uenn bic SemOfraten He-
gen, bic Sempersn3ler nit in bic 56be
es3oesn psrbsn unb: fogar Die tuirf-
li9en Gieger Rnb. Der Staatsi9ab.
meifier bon Penniplpanien, Der am
Dienfag getpdblt tuuro., III Elm pro-
bibitiOnif bon liOl& dusgeiprO9ensm
gbarafter. baB feline @efnnunesae-
rohen i'm gar3en 2anoe feline @rtpdbs
lung als einen $riumpb ihrer Sa9e
feiern tuerbsn. Seine grDablung bat
er ben Ssmotraten ''su ~perbanfsn, bsnsn
er ia aud uriprtnali9 anesb6rte. Sn
benz Weainlspf9sn Wabltampfe untsrs
fffibte er 8rpan. Sur in Der leBten
prdfosntf9afts'R ampasus fimmte Ct
fur ben probibitionifsn Spanom.
Sn Obio baben bic Sempsrsn3ler
nit Ollie Der Semofratsn pattiion
sum @oupernsrr getpdblt. 9lu9 in
bieiem 6ale ,finb bic probibitionifsn
bere9tiet:: Elm 5ubelfeff su b~eranfaItsn,
oenn pattiion geb6rt ibnen boil uno
aans an. DAB er elm probibitionif
III, untsrlisst fsinem 3weifel, Ob er
aber nod anbere Sugenoen befibt, muB
erff betpieien merhen.
Sn Chicago beHfirme1 bic 8empe-
ren3ler ben Mapor Sun1e, bab CT einen
rDedsl auf bic Stabt" lege. eonn.
tags fol- ales gei&loRsn iein unb
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-11

Die .3eus" f1sint INNER nod
ni4t gepabr 3u iein, bob ibre SOpbis.
men unb 6eu9eIsien bonn 8olfe bur4-
i9aut fnb. Sic bsleibigt ibre Seller,
wenn Fe beren Sntenissns 70 serins
psrani&last.
sic i9reibt eefferr1 In ibrem erfen
2eitartitel. bob. ba 8ootraltsr auf Der
platfurm Der @eIsBesourdfabrung ct.
wdblt wurbe. 6err 6olbman benz Wil.
len bes Bottles In Der fursen Spanne
ieinsr ibm nod berbleibenbsn Nmtss
aeit gemdb cine frengs 9ur9fhbruna
Der @efeBe, DEFENDERS Der Sonntass=
f9luBgeieBs anaeorbnet bat.
aann ss Elm oHsneres 8etenntniB
Der eisenen 5su9elei seben2 Wpbl
faum.
9err Solbman uurbe Dor 3pei Sab
rem auf elmer &siormsp platform er=
wdhlt. gr betbeuerte bel alem mas
i6m beiIis TIT. bob er f4 fir bic
frsngfte Gar4ftbruns Der @eieBe psrs
pfi4ten ptirbe. gr bielt Reben Dor
ben WetbooiHen, ben presbpterianern
uno anen. bic ibn bbren MOLTEN, in
bsnsrt CT f9 bamit brifets, baB bic
Sonntass. uno IL rlbr S9lub9eiebe
eifrie bur49efibrt tperben.
Nun sntbl6oet CT fh9 ni9t, auf v@es
beib feines GERM, Der ibn ani4eineao
nod on Der 2ette bat, ein3ugefeben,
bab er cine $duf&uns be9aneen, bab
sr bic bsrbeibsnsn 2sfOrmsn ni9t ouras
9efibrt babe. @r bdtte ben Befebl
bes Sonntags3panges. Der 9eferr gege=
ben wuroe, bel gntritt ieiner Aomini-
fratiOn ssben mifsn. benin sr pofirts
aIs RefOrm=W apor
gu ieiner gniiaulbieung fHbrt Der
Nrtifel in Der yNews" an, ,er batte,
baB er bsn.Wilsn bss Bottles tpdbrsno
Der 5tuei Sabre ieiner Administration
erfhnts".
@r oa9te!-@as CT badte mar gan3
einfa9, baB sr burd Ssu6elei ni6t
riur bic liberal, iOnbsrti aua bic trOden
eeinnts gtrssrfdaft fd parm erbals
ten tonne.
Sisfelbs Ssntfreiheit ioIte er au6
anfanosbaIbsr Ssrrn 8outmalter 3u-
geffeben.
Wsnn Serr Solbman es fir Re9i
belt, feline bsfimmten &eformperipre,
den nod eissnsm @utbtnten aus-
Isssn, rparum iOl Serr gootwalter
bies ni6t tbun btirfen2
Waruml braA er bic planten Der
platform, auf usI4sr er srtpdblt
tuurbe uns bdlt es fir feline pftdt,
bic platform iBoofpalters anesbli9
bur9fibren 5n1wolen
Sreu Bis sum.gnoe fOl9t er f&tueif-
tusosIno Der Stimme isines Ssrrn.
Der Bepeis if aelisfert, baB bas
Bolt in Der lsbtsr Wabl ni9t irrts.
Wsnn Der Befsbl segen bic @irtb-
f9aften, mas mir INNER nod nidt
annebmsn, bon Germ Solbman
fammtt, 10 1T er "the smallest pota-
toe in Jim Keach's stock"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-11
1runoeigentbums uebertragungen

5rancis Watbis an Nasn W. Got.
ton, She'll Section 81, Sownihip II,
@angs 8. ptfe 3d.. $500.
Central 9ruf COMPANY, Srufee,
on Samuel 8. 8aplor, 2ots III Big
100, 2enor plaee aob., ifo6fli9e
gde Ga Sale unb Is. Str. $1,000.
WiQiam %, gainessan Warb Wirt
II. H., Got 80, &ap u. a., Sub,
iiibIi&s Settle bon Nep Sort Ctr.
81, 500.
6enrp &eineberg an Wiliam 6.
3Obbe &C., Got z, 2uapp's Suboioi.
ion. Sbeil bon Wuoolamn Mobition.
80 bel l45 Gub, bsrbeRert, Ofieits bon
Olipe Str, faoIi9 bon 9srinston @pe.,
$1,000.
@orbon 6. Sidion an Maria &.
Slid. meflids 6dlfts bon Got z, Gil
Iespis's Subbipifon, Sbeil bon Out
lot 43. 24.3 BET 1876 SUB, berbei-
iert, Noroieite bon ct. Clair Str,
6flid bon MaHa9ufetts abe.. $3.50.
Sobn Wersbaar an Jreoerid O.
6 iioemann. She'll beg 1orb6fli@en
giertels bon Section 81. 5uunibip Is,
Ranse 4, 6.79 aerss, Center Sown=
ibip, $4,000.
Matilba WbisIer an Sara6 6.
Sa9ue, She'll BON Sec. 8, Sownibit
Is, Ranse 5, 2 older, Warren Sotn.
flip. 5000.
WidaeI s. aeabp on Grneit 6. pbil-
lips. Got 90, 9lod Al, Mortb Snbia=
napOIis aob, 80 bel 126 CUB. psrbei-
iert, n6roli9e Settle Der 90. Str, bH.
LID bon &aoer Str. $1,000.
Hennie 8. Wenbenbaa an Walier
5. Subbaro, Got 20, YIcd 4, 2ineoIn
Yart Aob.. 4O.02 Bel las. 166 SUB,
bsrbsHsrt, 6fIiae Settle Der Delaware
Str. n6roli9 bon %. Str. SO. 500.
&eaItb Enrichment @ompanp an
Dora Dounter. Got "a, &sagan part
9bb.. 40 Bel $50 CUB, bacant. biflide
Settle Der Miblano Npe., fioli9 BON
25. Ctr. $3.50.
Wargaret Bruce on albert 6. SOB,
Got ga, 8ruee's Nbb.. IS Bel 1872
SUB, baeant, Weffeite paaf Wpenue,
n6rbli& bon "a. Str. $3.50.
Sobn u. Jursaion u. U. an Sobn
gertermnnn, Sbsile bon Section 5,
Sfhp. Is, &ange 5, @arren Slip.
s13, 200.
Maraaret Bruce an gbarles u.
&uf9, Got 83, gruee's Mbb., IS bel
1872 SUB, bacant, Ofieits part Mbe.,
iioli9 bon Is. Str. $780,
Marb @afle an Sames ". 9ous
gbertp. Got 80 unb She'll bon Got 40,
Seferion parf abolition, 60 bel 100
SUB, nsrb., Wsffsite Der 9elsn Str,
sibIi9 bon 10. Str. $1,000.
6reb. Sopp an Greo. g.. SudwaI.
Got 81, Blod 4, Sopp's @arben pIace
Mbbition, 40 bel 1872 SUB, baeant.
Wefifeite Der @racelanb Mpe., n6roli9
bon 81. Str. $3.50.
Warp s. 9anpap an Nnna q. 9is
iep, Got 90, @lart's 8. @obition, Wef
indianapolis. IS bel 135 SUB. bsrb.,
OfTeite Der @arren Str, ftoIi9 bon
6enrp Ctr. $1,000.
Caroline Wafer an Martba 8.
Cope. Got IA In at9iion II. u.s.
Subo., $beil bon 9tsblanb Part
Mbb., 42.3 BEL 1913 SUB, pqeant. Of-
ieite Der SacOma Ibe., 16rbli9 bon
pratt Str. 5000.
CHARLES 5. Woerner an Seanettie
u. Saois, Got II In Butler @rben
Mbb.. 48.9 Bel 1T SUB, bacant, OF.
isite Der @oGlese Aus., n6roIi9 bon Is.
ctr. $4,000.
2bomas Baretta an Silbel q. @il-
liams, Got 81 In 2entpoob' Bart Mbb..
40 BET 1872 6ub, baeant, Offeite Der
@raeelanb Mbe., n6rbli& bon 33. Str.
$500.