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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-08
.BAPTISTS ELECT
S. S. OFFICERS

Al the annual election of officers
Of the Sunday school Of the First
Baptist church held SUNDAY the fol-
lowing were elected:
Superintendent, j. Otis Stout.
Asst. Supt,, DR.. II. L. Sloan.
Secretary, e. Earl Israel.
Treasurer, David j. Walters.
Pianist, Miss Jennie Dae Green.
\ vote Of thanks was extended to
II. d. Boughner, who retires from
the superintendency, an Office he has
filled for over 81 years.
The Northyiew Baptist Mission
Sunday school held its annual cleo
tion Of officers TOO Sunday, with the
following result
Superintendent, W. A. Maxwell.
Asst. Supt., n. S. Davis,
Secretary, Miss Annie Ieuliette.
Treasurer. Miss Lydia Goulson.
0rganist, Mrs. Densie Fittro.
Assistant, Mrs. Nora Davis Nc
Chung,
The report Of the treasurer showed
that the school is self-supporting,
aItashas paid all its bills without any
fsap from the home church.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-08
PURCHASE OF STORE
IS ANNOUNCED

Mes>rs. Slayton and Bryan here
announce to the public their pur-
chase of c. W. Vannort's grocery
store in the Rookery building, on
South Third street. They desire to
inform The people Of Clarksburg that
they will handle all kinds of fancy
.grocerie, and in the near future will
have green goods on the market
daily. These will be fresh every day
and only the best will be handled.
II is to be second TO none in the city
customer only the freshest and fin
est groceries and at moderate prices.
Careful attention viii be given to
all orders and they will be promptly
filed. Gentlemanly and courteous
service will be extended toall. and it
is needless TO state here that it will
he a pleasure to deal at their store.
1t is to &c second to none in the city
and they hope to soon place their
store beyond all others in excellency.
These enterprising gentlemn, so
well known 10 the people OF Clarlr-
burg, are successful in whatever
they undertake. and win be equally
successful in the grocery business.
They respectfully solicit the patron
age Of the people here, and give the
assurance that every effort viii be
put forth TO pleast all their patrons.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-08
ENTERTAINED
HIS CLASS

u. d. Congleton entertained his
Sunday school class at his home Sat
urday afternoon with an old fashion,
ed ..talfy pulling" which the class
thoroughly enjoyed. Other refresh-
menis were served and amusing
games we're INDUCED in. All ex-
pressed themselves well pleased with
the afternoons entertainment. which
teacher and pupils hope to repeat.
Among those present were Qua Riley
Sallie Collins. Flossie Fogg.. Edna
Nutter, Bertha Nutter. Myrtle Free
land. Dollie Bethel, Freda Riley,
Laura Chambers and Ivy Adams.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-08
WHO OWNS THE HORSE

4 riderless horse was seen Sunday
night hitchcd to the fence Of the old
fair grounds at the West End. and
II remained in that spot until noon
of Monday, when A. Martin brought
the animal up town and placed il in
a livery stable The horse is dark
bay about sixteen hands high with Il
good bride and saddle upon it. A.
to who the owner is or his where
abouts, there is no trace, but unless
there i more Of mystery attached to
the circumstances than appears at
present, he will soon be seeking his
property as the horse is a valuable
animal.
None who ssxe a yet seen the
horse have he'd UYble TO furnish the
identity Of its owner.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-08
WEDDING OCCURS
At KATYL|CK

Mr. William F. Kelley and Miss
Bessie l.. Maxwell were married at
2;30 O'Clock Sunday afternoon at
the home Of the brides parents. Mr..
and Mrs. B, Maxwell, at Katylick.
The ceremony was performed BY Rev.
G. A. Snider, of Adamston, in the
presence of many guests. Refresh
ments were served, after which the
welded couple went TO Salem, where
they will reside.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-08
BURGLAR CHASED
WITH SHOT GUN

An attempted burglary at Groves
drug store on West Pike street was
made at lis o'clock Sunday morn
ing. but timely discovery by ]. L.
jackson, the druggist. employed
there, prevented its consummation.
Mr.. Jackson had been To the
Owl opposite the post Office to
get a lunch and as he opened the
front door of the drug store, he
heard crash Of glass IN the rear OF
the store. Grabbing up shotgun.
Mr.. Jackson rushed back and saw a
fellow running away from the win
dow, the upper part Of the lower
pane of which he had broken with Il
club 50 as 10 reach through and I'M
lock the latch on the window. Mr.
Jackson hoisted the window and
with shotgun in hand pursued the
burgler, who ran into Traders alley
and out onto Third street. just
as he was entering Third street Mr.
Jackson shot at him, but does not
know whether he hit him as the fel-
low made good his escape,
II was impossible TO tell in the
shadows Of the buildings whether
the fellow was white or black, though
il is supposed he was i colored man,
seeking bottle Of whiskey.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-08
TIDEWATER SYSTEM
TO CONNECT C. & G,

The latest report in regard To the
plans Of the rdewater and Deep
water railroad is that it will be ex-
tended from Deepwater. W. Va. 35
miles eastward 10 Charleston, where
itw i'll connect with the recently
completed Coal and Coke raid owned
by Henry G. Davis, Stephen b. FL
kins and others. running from the
West Virginia capital to Elkins. W.
Va. If the reported Charleston ex-
tension is constructed its connection
with the Coal 4 Coke and West Nir-
ginia Central railways. which are
said TO be in sympathy with the new
Tidewater system, would give the
Tidewater way to Cumberland and
into Baltimore over the Western
Maryland, and when the Western
Maryland's Pittsmrg extension from
Cumberland i built. a projected,
the Iron City would also be reached
\ connection with the Coal and
Coke railway viii give the Tidewater
access to the very heart Of the coal
fields of West Virginia. ~ the Coal
and Coke and West Virginia Cen
.tral penetrate the rich fields OF the
central and northern parts of the
state: but neither railway has a sea
board outlet except the Baltimore &
Ohio and Chesapeake & Ohio, which
dictate their own terms for carrying
THE black diamonds to the sea,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-08
ATTISON
GOVERNOR
OF Ohio
Bv Associated Press.

bN Associated fress.
Columbus, o.. Jan. S-,Iom NJ.
Pattison was inaugurated governor
today in the capital rotunda in the
presence Of a distinguished com
pany.
Personal gusts Of the governor
occupied seats on the platform.
They included Mrs. Pattison, Mrs.
John Hamilton, Of Chicago, widow
of the late governor Of Illinois, and
sister of Mrs. Pattison. Mr.. and Mrs.
Powell, Of Columbus: n. W. Harris,
Of Chicago; John Hage, Of Cincin-
natl, and others.
John y. Basel, secretary Of the
Columbus board Of trade, opened the
ceremonies with Introductory re-
marks and Rcy. Lusien Clark led in
prayer.
Myron I. Hcrriek, the retiring
governor, then presented the COVER
nor's commission and the oath was
administered by Chief Justice vii
liam u. Davis.
Governor Patti>on then delivered
his inaugural address,.
The parade was at o'clock this
afternoon. Although the weather
was disagreeable between four and
five thousand troops we're in line, in
Guiding two companies Of United
States troops.
Governor Pattison reviewed the
troops from a specially constructed
glass cage on the reviewing stand.
As in his opinion the result Of the
last election did not involve parti-
san politics. Governor Pattison cN-
pressed the hope that nothing in the
way Of legislation for partisan pur-
poses be passed. In the matter Of
Temperance legislation he recon-
mended that~the original Brannock
law, for the prohibition in residen-
tial districts be enacted, or a law
of similar provisions. After dis
cussing at some length the subject Of
general enforcement Of the law he
declared that the American Sunday
should be maintained in its integ-
rity, as the general standing Of the
state depends more on the proper
enforcement Of law than in wealth,
In their individual affairs he believed
in home rule for cities and villages,
but insisted that they should still
come under the general laws Of the
state. He advocated improvement
of internal waterways, fair salary
law and strengthening Of the state
banking laws relating to private aud
state banks. He asked an early in
quiry into the state oil inspectorship
with the idea of finding whether il
would be advisable to abolish the
present fee system and pay regular
salary to the chief inspector and his
assistants. A revision Of the
school laws seems advisable and also
an improvement of the election laws.
Railway passes were disappr9yed and
a law against them favored. In dis
cussing insurance he approved
President Roosevelt's policy Of na-
tional supervision Of insurance as a
means Of giving additional safe
guards for the policyholder.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-08
Brady Locates Gas Plants

Thomas G. Brady returned sun
day morning from several days spent
in Atlanta, Ga. and Admission, Ala.
He succeeded in locating two gas
plants in the latter place while
gone. Mr.. Brady expects to 60 70
New York in a day or 20 10 look af-
Ter matters connected with the pro-
posed new erucible steel works ON
the Judge Gof farm near the city,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-08
Gave Peace Bond

!. ". Jennings was before Justic-
James y. David Monday morning
on peace warrant sworn out b.
Henry VI. Sehutie. He wal. .requlr-
ed 10 give bond Of $50 to keep the
peace for three months. with all the
people Of the state and especially as
10 Schultz. The latter claims
Jennings threatened last week 10
assault and beat him.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-08
Pension Increased

Pension Attorney W. y. Edgell
was notified Monday morning that
tie pension Of William o. Bennett,
Of Brown, has been increased from
$40 to $50 a month, making the see
ond increase Mr.. Edgell has secured
for him. First lie had a raised from
ST. 10 $50 a month and now i i
$50 a month, Mr.. Bennett is in
very bad physical condition and this
consideration BY the government will
be very helpful 10 him.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-08
BAD FREIGHT WRECK
OCCURS At ROWLESBURG

A Baltimore & Ohio freight train
was wrecked at Rowlesburg early
Monday morning and four or five
cars went over the bank. They bad
ly crippled the telegraph system as
the cars carried telegraph poles and
wires with them.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-08
LEFT PREACHER DONATION

Last Saturday the good people 81
the vi. Hope church at Kaytlick,
visited their pastor. Rev. {. A. Sni-
der, at his home at Adamston. and
expressed their appreciation Of his
services By leaving him handsome
donation.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-08
Prichard Cured

Irwin Pritchard. Of Weston, has
been discharged from ST. Marys
hospital here. after being treated
eight weeks for blood poisoning.
caused by filling and iniuring his
hand. A cure was effected.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-08
BY Associated Press.

Cincinnati. o.. Jan. S-Local
Foreeaster Basslcr says the general
aud heavy snow in the Ohio and Mid
die Mississippi valleys has extended
eastward over PENNSYLVANIA and
New York. II will be followed by
clear aud much colder weather in
this vicinity tonight and Tuesday.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-08
COLD WEATH HER
IS REPORTED
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
81 Paul. Minn, Jan. S-Thc
street thermometer shows a tenn
perature Of 10 degrees below zero.
This j. the coldest weather Of the
season for this part Of the north
west.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-08
Quarterly Conference

Quarterly conference was held nj
Horeb Methodist church saturday
and SUNDAY hy the new presiding el-
der. Rey. William anderson. former
pastor Of Col chapel here. The
congregation was very favorablr nm
pressed with him.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-08
Sc arlet Fever Scare

The schools at Bridgeport are
closed this week on account Of
scarlet fever scare. Three or four
cases are reported
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-08
Deeds Recorded

John W. Carpenter to Josiah v.
Thompson ct al. 1923 acres Of coal.
Tenmile district.
The Hornor Hardware Company
to Town Of LuInberport. lot, Lum-
DSar2ort.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-08
THE WEATHER

Snow tonight and colder with
cold wave in east ; Tuesday
fair.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-12

mbus. Der 30.id6rigs
sBaItsr Ssmpls uno Der 28.idbrise
Daniel Su9bss uurben untsr Der an.
ilage benz @sidngniB iibsrmisisn. oaB
He psriudt battsn ben Saloon bon
9snrp palmsr 3u beraubsn.
Dem gigentbtimer NOR cine Anbsus
tuna gsma4t tuoroen, bab ein nd&t.
Ii&sr Bsiu9 isinsm 2otals augsbndt
lei. uno batts CT basbalb ben Sobn
6abp nit sinsm S9tsbsiisn in fsinsm
Saloon ffationirt. Gsgsn 8 n6r Wors
gems b6rte Der @aHtbabenos benin aud
Elm @eraui4 unb lab ben 8emple bura
oas Ssufsr tIettern. gr CAB fofort
stusi S4rrttahRs aus isinsr boppsl'
ldufissn 6linte auf ben u%ngelaosnsn
8siu4er ab. ben er In Der Iinfsn S6uI.
ter. benz unterlsib, unb Der Iintsn
Quite peruunoete. isbo9 rannte CT trOb
oisisr Bsrwunbun9sn nod fort uno
ionnie erf 9easn 5 ubr Worssns er.
9rifenu ueroen.
6uabes tpuroe ais fein gompIice
bsrbaftst, ba er Obsn auf benz 9a3e
oss 6aufes @a9e gebalten babsn fol-.
Wan slaubt, bob nod eth Srittsr on
benz @omplOtt bstbsiltst mar. isood
tpurbs bsrielbs bis isbt rli4t arrsitrt.
Ga Tn leBtsr 3eit perf&ieoene Rdubs-
rsisn borsefommsn Fno, glaubt mon
iebt, bts uebeltbdter unof9dbIi9i ae-
ma&t au baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-12
ToHjeui&es.

Rufus Rio BON No. 1142
Dragons traBs bate feline 8 rau nit
benz &spolper beorobt nno cling nod
benz streiie in's Arbsitsbaus, tpo er
bsi9dftigt mar; BON bort wuroe er
bur9 bis poIisifsn 8srnausr unb aib.
miller our Station gebra4t.
Der 3 arbi9e Soc ganpearo
puroe BON ben Setseti0s 2arfb unb
Gerber an IA. unb Weribian. Strabe
rusgsr Sragens berbOrgener WaFsn
bsrbaftet. BaApearo, bel benz mon
einen 3ebolper unb Elm RairmsHsr
fanb, gab an, er molte iein Wdosl er'
marten; man bate ihn isboa i'm Der.
baats, 63limmerss p~Orsubaben. unb
bra&te ibn bssbalb nod @uuisrO
Slider.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-12
NbRsri6fsr nebsrfaQ.

Gin mpReri6fsr AneriH puroe gs,
fern auf ben 118 Noro Hsm Serisp
Str. wohnbaftsn Sames RuRsl aus.
gsfibri, als berieIbe bie Wsff 10. Str.
tn &dbe Der gslsiie su freuisn i'm Be-
grihe tano. Der uebsrfau srsignets
R& bet be0em Ii6ten 8aes. unb 6err
Rufsl uurbs bur4 bic .alnsrsifer rs6t
famer3li& perlsbt. Die CUR STEELE ees
rufsns pOli3si tOnrte rur ben Sbatbs.
fano eufnsbmsn. bob bie Sbdtsr id
in3uii4sn aus benz Staubs esma1t
batten, uno au& nidt bic gerinefs
Spur bon bsnislbsn entosdt tpsrosn
foRnte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-12

3ur5 d Der ituitents
ifen SrasDbin 4oelaibe &iitOri tit
cine ibrer 8ipalinnsn, Sdnnp Sas
bppsti, bic freili4 i'm 4uslanbe
ni9t befannt mar, in Neupel geitOrs
ben. SannD Sabppsfi fat uuber ans-
beren sroben Stolen auerit Die &dmes
lienbame in Stulien seipielt. 1927
in pabua als Sp9ter sines polnii4en
Sffisiers seboren, %psigerte lie ii4
tets, peite Heiien 5u MAIDEN, ba lie
ii9 BON ibrem seliebteR Neapel ni4t
trennen mo9te.
= @ineruffif9 e 8e6eim M
oruderet lit pieber einmal in
Guardian entoedt tpprben. Ils Die
POliSei auf Der Strube einen lnbez
tannten berbaften polte, periu4te
hieIer Elm 8latt aus ieinem 9abbu9
gu peri9luden, tpas ibm ieSu4 ni4t
gelang. @uf benz 9latt paren Npz
ti5en unb IbreHen peraei9net. bur4
bic bic Yolisei elmer bon etnem rufits
fden 8eamten unterbaltenen 9ebeims
bruderei auf bic Spur fam, mo pers
mutbli9 elm 8latt eebrudt purbe, bas
bic Mufpiegeluns bes MilitGrs gum
3ped bate.
Cine Mmerifanertu
fam in Berlin fpGt Mbenbs am
8abnbpf Sriebri9zS trabe DOrbei, I'm
in ibre nabe 9ptelpohnung suriidSu@
tebren. 90 fab lie elm armes MGb>
den, bas frDftelnb in einem 9ausflur
ftanb unb einen febr i9i9ternen
Ginbrud maGte. Die Mmeritanerin
trat mitleibig berar unb erfubr nun
bon benz f9ii9ternen Mdb9en, bab
es in bic Setmatb Suriidpplle. ben
lsBten 3us berpabt babe unb nun
bic sunse Nadt iiber bier auf ben err
item Sriib5ug tparten pplle. Dos that
Der Dame leib, unb iie iiberrebete bas
MGb9en, BET i6r i'm Sptel gu f6laz
fen. Sas Mdt1en leste ii9 ANGELES
bet auf bas Sop6a unb f9lief eirL
4m Morgen mar es peri9punben.
Cine 8rieftaf4e nit 1900 Mart tn
beutf&en Observation-Disclosures bate
bas &inb mitsenommen. Weitere 600
Scarf bate es aus Oanf fir bas
Na4tlaser liegen lafen. Die biibfde
Oiebin TT unterfebt unb trdftig, bat
b1infles Saar unb trug cine furse
Mftra4dniade unb einen blausrdusn
Gilsbut. Der borne bo9setrsmpt mar.
notwithstanding hanbelt es fi@ um eis
men entfhrnuosuet HiirforosSQJtna.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-12
Btess- Strait.
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@larf uno 9eor9ia Witdeu, Staot'
6ofpttaI. Qnnbe. - 2orn uno Gli;a.
beth Dapib. etnbt. 6oIpitnl. WdO6sn.
- George unb NsQie RsIiOn, Staot'
6oIpitul. 3nabe. - 3. 3. uno Rois
Rirbp, 21O9 aoams Str. Wdb9en.
= Onsr uno Ora Yattsrfon, Gtaot.
anabs. - Berth uno gtbsl 6uofon.
1858 On 16. Str, Rnabe. - stiles
uno 2ina SbOmpiOn, 746 RoHa&u-
istts aps.. 2nabs. Rufsa 3. unO
Sable @opal, lilo Selrb. Wdb6en.
= Charles unb Winnie young. 324t
Blais, Rnabe. = @so1ge uno Anna
S9ulb, 926 'gbura. Wdodsn. =
@ouaro s unb aanes Stlingsr. 935
Oh WOrris, Wdbdsn. - R. q. unb
8rac. grattDn. GIG Roro SsmpIe
aps., 3nabs. - aarun unb WaIp
Sbrans. $50 Wsf abbott. Rdo6en.
= Snmss unb 5roness Wart!n, All
Bright, Wdn3sn.
4ttraut.
James n. Bsnnar - Dora O'SaniDn
Wtntam Garter - 6. u. 6ergufou.
@lauo g. Wattbsus - 2ucila M.
Burnett.
6arrp 9. @onlep - DsQa 6. Ri9.
GeRnrbtn.
anna @irton, 81. 623 Japette. -
Rauep 6atrss, SO, 1880 Nsonarb. -
Gba Bone Bridge, As, 1926 linton.
- Su6n @ormar. IS. Slinois 5aus.
= gaRmtr Shnibsr. "a, Stabt 81.
ipitaI. - George Smith, Is. 14l8 on
Ohio. = Samu.l 6. Winiams. "a,
234 Sho gaf. - 1bomas q. npoits,
so, 1924 Oh prat!. - Bridget Qelp,
IS, 34l SsHsriun aoe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-12
Sas 0as tn Der Saoufrts.

Gin bon Der Cos eislf1aft Der.
6hentli1tes Bi&lein: vSntufrien In
Snoianapolis, tpelas SOS. Apparate
sebrau DEN. wiro itbt on bic @si6dftss
leute Der Staot fret psrtbsiIt. aae
@ei9dftslsute. wsl&e f1 FIR baHelbe
intereiRren unb bensn oaRelb. bisber
ai9t 3ugsfelt tuuroe, tperosn bonn
8erfa ufs- Hspnrtsment auf bissbs3has
Hide Ra&ri&t bin iofOrt ein grsmplar
bes Bti&lstns srbalten. SaHslbs snt.
bdlt bsri9isbsns f&6ns Sllufrationsn,
mel&e ben Gebrau3 Der @as.Npparate
unb @asmaiainsn In bsridtsosnsn @s-
werbsn beranf9auli4sn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-12

Sur9 cine Iangtpieriee
&rantbeit unO bic 4usfidtsIoiisteit
elmer 8eHerung fetnes pretGrsn ,3u=
ftanbes CUR 8~erapeiflung getrieben,
ma6te Der 35 Sabre alte Charles
Mainep in Iep gort auf
gar5 raffinirte Dirt feinem 2eben elm
aefpaItiamss gnbe. MdilleD bate ben
SslbftmOrb iOrgfdItis purbereitet.
&aum bate i'm bic Satin, tpel9e
nit ibrem S09ter9en sinsn Spasierz
gang MAIDEN pplte. perlaFe,, ba
fro6 Der Wann aus benz Bette unb
i6lsppte ii6 na9 benz 8dbe5imer,
mo er bic @anne bon WaHer laufen
lieb. Damn bolte er Elm Haiirmefer
uno elm anberes frif9 sef9liffenes
Mefer berbsi, itieg IN Die 0anne unb
GFfnete ii6 nit Dem &diirmsFsr an
beiben Sanbgelenten bic pulsabern.
8ermutbli9 bate er bic Ibii9t, ii9
nit benz anberen WeHer bic &eble gu
Dur9f6neioen, bate aber ni&t mebr
bic nDtbiee &roft. @ls bag 8lut gu
ipriBen besann. leste er ben ObertOrz
per nett 5uriid, 10 bub Der 8ppf unter
Wafer fam. @tli9e Stunben fpGter
fdnb i'm bic b~eimtebrenDe Satin tobt
in Der 8Goepanne, beren WaHer bur9
bas Slut gang gerOtbet mar. Sin
binsugesogener Qrat tonitutirte, bab
Der Sob bur9 @rtrinfen erfolst lei.
4ber audi Der ftarte 8lutberluft bate
iirher bos gnbe herbsiQefii6rt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-12
Tr6uIetu Dorotbp mis-

6rduIetn Dorotbp IBIS.
b o bie Stenograpbin urb S9reib'
maI&inen'2 sbrerin. tuel&e bier Dor
einisen $aaen bur& einsn ibr esfolgtsn
Deteetip oerbafiet unb nod paris, Sa..
auridssbra&t tpurbs. srbislt bort etne
Strafe bon 3ehn 8assn 6aft. Sic be-
sablte 20 proesnt bss bon ibrsn tribe.
rem S&ilern etn9eaablteu @eIoss
aurtid.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-12

E&..G . Sophia Z. @eiser, gottiu Don eottIob
SIuC . 9ttstr, unO EOttsr BON GERM nno tian
ebriRiau goIter, am S~isuitas. IL. S%sSsmbsr, ROr'
asus nm 2 SO utr, i'm utter bon Al Sobr,H, 2 Bona.
ten uno 4 {agea
9i. Seer6ieuua FHbst ori 8eunsrffag, Is. December
RaGmitfass 2 ubr, bon benz fraasrbauis. EO. 4s5
6iebIono aUe aus tatt.
6reunoe ftHb siug'IaoeH.
Die trauernbsu 6iutsrbttsttu,u
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-12
...MpreS Bulletin.
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Ser IbreS 9a6en offerirt
cine praftifde SDiuns fur
iebes @eidenfe : 9roblem.
Die Saser iin6 srobartis
unS berf4ieben in ieber
8ran4e bon Separtement
Saben 2aufnaaren. Damn
tpeiter nod, lit bier Sic
2unit : @btReiluns, tpelde
Blii9t nit ben sendblteiten
befOratiben @aaren ser
@elt. 8enn Sic beiorst
iinb, mas Sic f9enfen FOL-
len, 10 pirb ein Sang 6ur9
u~nieren 9a6en bieie Srase
enti4eiben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-12
3 auerIau Define

D q uer O u b n B Wetne.-
6. 8. Stsbsns. Wobnbaus, Cooper
Ips. $1,000. - @olf & gming,
Soppsl : Dobnbaus. l35 uno 1877
Dillon Nps., $1,000. - s. u. Carr,
R%sparatursn. 40 @bsfer aps., s400.
pbiIOrsnian 2obss go. A. 5. 8. 8.
s.. Reparatursn, 800 Worb Wsribian.
$500. = W. 9. Sloan, 4 Wobnbdu-
fer, 0igo Str, $4,000. - Anna u.
Weaus, Wobnbaus, gn9liib aosnue.
$500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-12

@btSaso, IL. DECEMBER.
Sur Snb lana: S96n beute GbenS uno
Donnerfas; p~abri6einli& e9aaer TN
n0rbIi4en 9beile am Sonnerftas; ettpas
wdrmer beute Ha9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-12

@lerliebf - Seriep Saden bsrfauft
Sobn @ofenbers, 4O6 St @aib. Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-12

q Is8 etterberi9t
S65n unb ipdrmer beute Ta9t; Oons
nerftas, ~tbeiIpeiie bewoIft.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-12

mnabbd mgt8er Snrmperetn.
Gemte Nbeno 8 ttbr regeI=
mdBt8e O~eriammlmmg.
s. 8. Sallmaun, 1. Spre6er.
Abam @rsBfppL l. S4riftpart.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-12
@etferb2rt6t.

CUR =. etunS.n .nSsuO = usr wors.ns. Is. D.sbr
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-12
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6berrnometerftano.
S6@fe SemYeratur ........ SO gral
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SectipnssD Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-12

~ rI anst GIN gd6tsr NIT 9ferbeu unb Wo-
~ f@tnerisn far etue 500 Ader Sorm, IN elmer
beuti@eu RieberIafuus, uate yaostiou, Ntn. Dsan
abrejFrs on So. Ribber, Usr rs. eImoob. Ssiyo.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-12

rIonot-giu Mdb@tn ihr pepbbnIi4e 9ouss
II arbeit. Ra6sufroseu 1871 Bart Ape.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-12

rI anqt-Gofprt gutter benti4er Nanu IN stner
- ssirtbf3uff, 2l2 on DaarpIaub etroBe.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-30

WE HANDLE Che %naabruted u. &c.
q -. bDc, 7fIr, 81, SID
ONE LOT af odds and antis TO CLOSE
al, each, oaa
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-30
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