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tions of the liver, kidneys and other asso-
ciated organs.
Read from the writings of the authors
ties above quoted, under the headings
Cherrybark, Bloodroot: Queens root and
Mandrake root, in little book of ex--
tracts, compiled by DR.. r.. ", Pierce, and
which will be sent you free on request
addressed to the Doctor, at Buffalo,
n. Y, and you will learn that all these
Ingredients 3g1 Die are recommended as rene;
vliver complaint as we'll as for the
cure of all catarrhal affections wher-
ever located, also for the cure of lin
gering coughs, arising from bronchial
throat and lung affections. All are in
gradients of uGolden Medical Discovery
combined in such proportions that each
others.
The Discovery must not be expected
to produce miracles. While it is espe-
cially suited for the cure of all chronic,
lingering coughs tllGt are durable, it is
not so effective in acete colds and coughs
tea, solution of gum arabic, or other
mucilaginous demulcent be drank freely
in connection with it's USE Nor must the
vGolden Medical Discovery be expected
to cure consumption in it's advanced
stages. In it's early stages it will stay
it's use be persisted in for a reasonable
length of time. Send for the little book
noted above and learn what those most
eminent in the medical profession say of
the ingredients out of which DR.. Pierce's
medicines are made and thereby learn
aUhy they cure obstinate diseases.
By reading some of the extracts from
little booklet mentioned above, treating
of the several ingredients entering into
uGolden Medical Discovery" it will be
readily understood aUhy this famous med
icine cures obstinate kidney and bladder
affections, chronic diarrhea, all catarrhal
system existing. By reason Of the Stone
root, and Golden Seal root contained in it,
it is a most effective curative in valvular
and other affections of the heart as you
will understand from the writings of Drs
Paine, Hale, Ellingwood and others, con-
corning. Stone root, Golden Seal root and
Black Cherry bark which are to be found
in the little booklet above mentioned. s
Doctor Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure
biliousness, sick and bilious headache,
dizziness, costiveness, or constipation of
the bowels, loss of appetite, coated
tongue, sour stomach, windy belchings,
heartburn" pain and distress after eat
ing, and kindred arrangements of the,
glass viaas,sstightly corked, therefore.
always fresh and reliable. One little
vPellet :" is laxative, two are cathartic.
They regulate, invigorate and cleanse the
liver, stomach and bowels.
A good medical book, written in plain
English, and free from technical terms
is valuable work for frequent consulta-
tion. Such a work is DR.. Pierce's Com
mon Sense Medical Adviser. It's book
of 1908 pages, profusely illustrated. It
is given aWaY now althOuph formerly
sold in cloth binding for $1.5O Send ii
cents, in one-cent stamps, to pay for cost
of mailing only for paper covered copy,
addressing DR.. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo,
n. Y; or 81 cents for an elegantly cloth.
bound copy. -
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Sale of State Lands.
State of Minnesota Land Office. ST. Pa
j anuary 81. 1906.

State Of Minnesota Land Office. St. Paul
January 81, 1906.
Notice is hereby given lat on Monday. the
10Th day of April. 1906, at 9 o'clock in the
morning, at the Office OF the county auditor
in Bemidji. Minnesota. I will offer for sale
the following described unsold state lands
and the following described state lands.
which have reverted to the state by reason
of the non-payment of interest will also be
then and there offered for resale. Fifteen
per cent of the purchase price and interest
on the unpaid balance from the date OF sale
to June lst. 1907, must be paid at the time Of
the SALE The balance Of the purchase money
can be paid at any time, in whole or in part.
within forty years of the time Of the sale; the
rate of interest on the unpaid balance of the
purchase money will be four per cent per
annum, pay able in advance on June 1st Of
each year. provided the principal remains
unpaid for ten years. but if the principal is
paid before the expiration of ten years from
the date of the sale the rate Of interest on the
unpaid balance of the purchase money will
be five per cent per annum: interest is pay
able in advance on June 1st of each year.
Holders of certificates on which the inter-
est payments are in default can have their
certificates reinstated on payment before the
sale Of the interest in full to date and the
penal ties thereon, when the lands covered
thereby will be withdrawn from sale. All
mineral rights are reserved by the state.
All sales made will be subject 20 the provi-
sions of Chapter No. 299 Of the General Laws
of 1905.
SAMUEL G.. IVERSON,
Commissioner State Land Office.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior. Land Office at
Cass Lake. Minnesota. January 90 1906,
to make final proof in support of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before
land Office at Cass Lake. Mimi. on March 6,
1906. viz:
JAMES S. LEWIS.
H. E. No. 21294, for the seq nwks and neA
swA sec 32 twp 145 n. range "a west.
He names the following witnesses to prove.
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
ton Of said land. viz: ft-.s,a a. II:
Daniel B. Smith of Becida. Minnesota. J. N.
Morris Of Becida. Minnesota, John Chairman
and John A. Blake Of Maltby. Minnesota.
+. S. OAKLEY,
Register.
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READ AND YOU WILL LEARN

That leading medical
OF practice endorse and the strongest possible each
ingredient entering the Of DR.
cal Discovery the tonic
and regulator and blood This equally
Perces Favote Prescription
and distressing ailments peculiar
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The State Must Do Its Share.

The State Must Do Its Share.
The state Of Minnesota lisa tax
dodger. It compels it's people to
pay heavy taxes for protection,
for government ard for the de-
velopment Of their property, but
it refuses to pay anything for
the protection, government and
development of it's property.
We scourge the corporations for
their evasion of their just share
of the burdens Of taxation, but
we overlook the fact that the
state is the greatest sinner OF all
in this respect.
The following editorial from
the Thief River Falls News is
much in point:
State Auditor Iverson is re.
Gently quoted as saying that the
lands being offered for sale by
the state in northern counties
are for the most part located in
townships that have good roads,
chuavhes, schools, etc. This
statement is true, bnt he might
have added that the state has
ntributed not one cent towards
these improvements that the
burden and expense has rested
upon the shoulders of a few
struggling settlers who could i'll
afford it and now the state steps
in and reaps the benefit.
There are townships north of
Thief River Falls in which the
state owns nearly two-thirds of
the land. The settlers up there
are having a decidedly hard
struggle to maintain roads and
make other improvements. No
railroads or other influential
parties own lands in these town
ships and as result they have
never secured any benefits in the
line Of state drainage. If the
state is going to continue to hold
this land until it becomes valu-
able made SO by the men who
are now residing in these town
ships "a law should at least be
passed req uiriug the state to
pay a tax, as do the settlers, for
the maintaining of roads and the
making Of other township i'm
provements., It is all we'll and
good enough for, the state to
realize as much as possible from
the sale of these lands for the
state school fund, but it is very
unjust to expect a few settlers
to make this land valua ble, and
have the state contribute not one.
dollar.
The state is called upon to
adopt a systematic drainage
policy-not to benefit private
lands, but to develop its own
lands. What right has the state
to shift the burden of developing
thousands of acres of state lands
upon the poor settler? Northern
Minnesota has spent three
millions on drainage and the
state has pro6ted immensely.
It should realize this fact; it
should realize that it is not doing
it's share; it should commit itself
to the policy of making every
acre of it's lands fit for settlement.
The settler of northern Min
nespta does not ask the state to
drain his farm, but he does ask
the state to drain it's farms. IF
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION
LIQUOR LICENSE.
STATE OF MINNESOTA,
COUNTY OF BELTRAMI, SSS
City of Bemidii.


City Of Bemidji.
Notice is hereby given, that application has
been made in writing to the city council
of said City of Bemidji and filed in my office
praying for license to sell 1ntOXlca t1ng
liquors for the term commencing on
March. 9th 1906. and termin ating on March.
9th 1907 by the following per son and at the
following place, as stated insaid application,
respectively, to-wit:
8 JOHNSON LINDEBERG
In that certain two story brick building.
first floor, front room and located on lot six
81. block seventeen 90 in origin al townsite Of
Bemidji. Beltrami county, Minnesota
Said application will be heard and deter
mined by said city council Of the City
Of Bemidji at the clerks office in the
City hall in said City Of Bemidji in Bel
trami county. and State c. Minnesota. on
Monday the 5th day of March. A. d. 1906. at
O'Clock p. m. of that day.
Witness my hand and seal of the City
of Bemidji this 18th day Of Feb; A; D; 1906.
/ Seal THOMAS MALOY
City Clerk.
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Major Joseph NJ. Kennedy, who was
on General Fremont's staff in the Civil
war and distinguished himself by ex-
IRENE daring in the famous charge at
Springfield, Mo, is dead near Middle
town, o., aged seventy-two years. SIS
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The trial by courtmartial of Lieu
tenant Schmidt, who headed the sail
ors' mutiny at Sebastopol, Russia, on
Nov. 16, last, has been concluded
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the state owned but few farms,
its neglect would not matter
much, but it owns thousands of
them, and the states neglect to
drain it's lands makes the private
lands Of northern Minnesota
largely useless. The state has
here double duty, to itself and
to the settlers of northern Min
nesota Crookston Times
Through Tourist Car Service
To California
Via Chicago Great Western
Railway.
Cars leave Minneapolis and ST.
Paul on four days Of the week,
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday. For full informa-
ton apply to j. p Elmer, G. P.
A., st. Paul, MINI.
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FOR RENT.
MISCELLANEOUS.

PUBLIC LIBRARY - Open
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat
urdays, 2:30 to 6 p, ID. Thurs
day Z to 8 .. N. also. Ii
hrary in basement of court
House. Mrs. Fl. E. Reynolds IL
brarian.
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BELTRAMI COUNTY.
Sale at Bemidji. April Is. 1906. at O'clock
A. M.
UNSOLD LANDS.
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ONE CENT A ORD.
HELP WANTED.

WANTED-Girls to learn the
millinery trade. At Berman
Emporium.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-01

ginen trsfli9sn anbaltspuntt fir
bie ri8tigs g~surtbeiluns Der tuirtb.
I9aftli9en Gage bss 2anoss I'm Alge.
meinsn, bietsr bic betannt gema9tsn
Sabrssbsri9ts iibsr ben Stanb Der
Bau- unb Nnleibsbsreine. Die 1864
Bau. unb Nnlsibsbsrsirs I'm gar3en
2anbs battsn i'm abselaufenen Beriats-
iabre cine Wttglieosr3ahl bon 1.642,'
127 YerfOner unb Befdnbe bon tbsr
629 Niaionsn Dollars. Der Staai
penniplbanisr fisbt In Bs3us auf bic
AnaabI Der Baubereiie nit 1857 bon
allen Staatsl pbenar. Dies urb bic
our&wsss stinfisen geri9te aber ben
eianb Der 8anfsinlaesrt fsnn3ei4nen
bis Gage melt better, aIs bie Situation
Der gfsttsnbbrie unb Sss @slbmarftes.
Sm 2aufs Der Isbtsn Wo9e 3eists
Is f9 aud In ben 3ei&nungen Der
Qannlbonbnnlsibe bon $50, 600. 900,
bie DtsIfa8 iberaei&nst uOrbeu if, tuie
reiGli9 Gslo 90 @ebnis fsbt. uen, q
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-01

fi9 UNI quite Anla9en banbeIt. Sc
III @elo fir ale lsgitimsn nnternsb'
mungen unf9wer unb au annebmbaren
gsbinsungen ibsrall 81 srbalten. Sie
Sn~oufrisn p~roiperiren. 9erbfs unb
Bintsrbsfellunesn tusrbsr1 maHsnbafi
efettuirt unb bic tibsraus quite grnte
tn allen Sbeilen bes 2anbes bat Die
bo9asi9raubtsn grtpartungett ni4i
enttdui8t. gbsnfals Idbt bas JlOrtren
bss auBsnbanbsls ni9ts gu ptni@sn
tibrig.
Nuf benz 5elos Der Mrbeit siebt es
alIerbin9s bebeutenos 6rtli@e St6run'
gen, 10 i'm 8aufa6; aber i'm 9an3en
isbo9 finb arbsitssslsesnbsit uno ar'
bsitsbeoingunsen i4On Iange ni9t 10
sinfig seueisn, ME ssraoe isst.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-01

M'G . Of ais Spdeps 8.
Bel einem Hennen, ods fiir5li9 in Der
NGbe bnn Sofio ftattfdno, baben orei
iunge MGo9en als Sodeps tbeilgenoms
men. Gins berIelben mar Die So9ter
zines fpanif9en &eitlebrers, Die beioer
anoeren pdren ionft prufeiiioneae Sdns
5%erinnen (Geiibas).
Cine 8rut unger Sibs
ner mar Die unf9ulbis. urfa9e elmer
Ghei9eioung in 0initeo, Conn. Die
6rau bebuuptete. ibr @atte liebe Die
9iibner me6r als iie ielbit un6 als fie
i'm erfu9te, fi9 oo9 lieber i'm Sib=
nerftaa bdusli9 nieber5ulahen, perlisB
er iie i'm 3orne un6 paro ni6t mebr
sefeben.
3ur nbdItung 3 I
Strabeu tpdbrenb Der 0ertebrss
9odflutb fino in ben groben beutf6en
Stdoten in getpiHen Ibftdnoen pers
fdliebbare MetanbebGltsr in Die Stra=
Zen eingelafen, in pel9e oas 2ebriGt
lei9t bineingefegt peroen fann. Nadts
peroen Die 8ehdlter herausgenommen
unh enfleerf.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-01
Sin Yrofeiior Der io3ialen @ifen-

Sin Yrofsiior Der io3ialsn @iRen-
i9aften, 3ueblin nsnnt f9 Der 6srr
- if aIfO wObl Elm Seutf&er - bai
In sinsm Wortraas, ben sr an Stuben.
tinnen Der uniDerftdt @bieaso belt,
gefunbsn. baB bic Reeelung unierer
sei9ls9tli9sn gs3iebungsn our@ bas,
mas man g6s nennt. ben Nnfor-
berungerl elmer fir.nssn WoraI 10. B.
bie Woral, bic 6err 3ueblin metnt)
ni6t sntipridt, unb selangt au benz
S4luRe, baB mir cine gbe auf probs
baben mibtsn. alfo iirens senommsn,
bic fieie 2iebe nit bsfimmter 6rift.
Wan if ss na1eerabe getuobnt ge-
rporbsn, au8 bic tolfsn Sbsorierl aus
Der Gbieasosr 6oAf9ule Der WiKsn-
unb nnwiheni4lften berpor9eben 81
isbsn unb brauat R9 aud iibsr biefen
preoiger Der freisn 2isbe ni9t au mum,
bern, Der an bie ibm ionf bsraItst sr.
i9sinsnbe meni4li9e @sisli9aft ntir
oas 3ugsfdnonib ma8t, bob mir cine
Rs9tssbe bes Re9tsfanbes Der ainber
psgsn babsn mahsn. 6srr 3uebIin
fann F9 i~ibrisens barauf berIahsn,
bob bic nisnidli9s G.isai9aft qsrabe
bas @egentbeil bon benz tbur uirb,
mos sr fur bas SsiImittsl bdIt: He pirb
oie ein3ige gsisbli9s gbe auf 3eit bis
tutr iebt baben, bic S9eioung, in BIZ
ri4tisen S9rantsn banner. benn FL
tuirb f& bon ben ,wiRsnidaftIidsn"
Qusrt6pfsn. bic bic garae @sltorbnunQ
auf ben 2opf HELEN wolsn. ri9t ben
Ropf perbre6en laHen. @erabs BIZ
Re&tsIoRsfeit In Der frsisn 2isbs sr.
asugtsn 0a9fommsni9aft III Der beFt
SOUS gegsn oas &s4t Der frsien
2iebe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-01
LAUNDRY 50: 90: 1890: :: :::::::''
-. B@e Easpbps se--
Sas 8pIfsqudrtier Der

10. Betoe TeIepbpns eo6.--

= Oas 8pIfsquartier Der
MaroIier in 8riiHel mub, 10 min es
Der 2pfalpatriptismus, aajGbrli9 Bel
ieiner 3irmes etpas Naselneues,
Nieoagepeienes bieten. Sr bieiem
Sabre iinb bic rMaitres be plaifir"
auf einen Wettlauf Der Rahlfopfe per-
falen, Der r&ladtoppen". tpie fe in
Der Mumbart Der Mdrpaier beiBen. IL
geperber battsn fi6 su bieiem &en>
men gemelbet, bod u iieben bdpon
purben als binrei4enb fabi befunz
ben. Ser 8erfu9 GINGER 9erifener,
bic ,Steparbs" biefes &ennens bur9
&afiren ibrer 8ebauptung gu tduiden,
miblans p%ouftdnbts. Gs brau4t
taum eefagt gu tperbsn, bab bas @en>
men. bas bur9 bic LANCE. bi9tbeOOIs
ferte So9frabe gine, Elm boiler gr=
fplg nurbe. Sas uSurfpubiitum"
eriparte ben in trppiiter 9ibe babinz
feu6enben Goncurrenten neben sarten
Mnfpielungen auf ibre pIatte au9
hanbereifli6e Mnfeusrunsen ni6t;
als 6auptbergniigen salt es, bic leu9e
tenben platten Der bpriiberfaufenben
,@pieseItDppe" init Strup, @afhbfuu
ober Butter au beftrethen. Qls
Breiie pintten ben Siegern gfeifen,
Gigarrenfpiben unb 9elbfummeR,
b.rer 6Obs fid atpii9en flint uns -
einsm Granf bepegte. Nbenbs fars
in elmer &neipe nod bic Preisfr0nEng
bes f66nftsn Rahlfopfes ftatt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-01
Die bonn Observation-Disclosures Be-

Sie BON lanowtrtbidaftli@en Be-
partement srlafenen ausfibrunssbe'
aimmunsen gum neuen 6lsiiainipef'
tiOns9eieb fno gut, unb tuenr He
ibrem 3wsde gsmdb bur&gefh6ri wer.
ben, tuirb bas nidt MIR Der Se.
b6lfsrung, iOnbern aud uniersr
5Ieif&inbufrie sugute fommsn. Wenr
bic @robi@ld9isr ss f4 ernfli9 anse-
leesn fein laHet. tperben He bic Wdrfts,
bic He 10 Isi9tfnnissr Wsii. preisgs'
seben babsn. wenigfens aum sr6Btsn
She'll 3urtidgsuinnsr1 tbnnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-01
8Iet6e Ne6te.

Cine Dame in Gan Trancisco, nell
DIE furae .3eit mad benz Grbbeben nit
Der Wiebererri6tuug ibrer Cottage
gliidli6 an Stanoe sefommen par,
eneagirte etnen 4tneiifden Rod. Bet
ldriis fragte tie ibn na4 ieinem Ha'
men.
.Weein Name," fagte De- MOngoIe.
freunbIi9 grinfenb. lift @Gng Gang
3d."
rSas fann i9 unmDeli9 bebalten."
iagte bic Dame; rid iperbe sic So9n
rennen."
Sobn grinite nod breiter: ~Sehl
gut! @as Sbl Mame. MGm2"
sd bin Nrs. Gbntbia Meloiaes
Qangbon."
,Mrmel Gbineie ni4t al mslfsn
tonr. Welbe Sic Sommp rennen."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-01

Sie rnffi6en 8ansrn ibeinen
msbr @srfanb 3u babsn. als linen I'm
aaeemeinsn sugef6risbsn uirb. Sic
ssbs1 ibrsr Mrbsit nod linb tibsrlafsn
Is isnsn, bic mebr 3eit babsn. f9 auf
bic pOlitif su berlesen. Sic pifen,
oab nit ben i16nfsn rebolutiondrsn
grfol9en BET lseren S9sunen fe Der.
bungerrt mtBten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-01
Die &o@'f1e expedition.

Die Expedition Robert &o9's be-
finbet iih, ben neueften Nu9ri9ten
aufolse, bereits auf Dem sefabrpouez
rem She'll ibrer gaeife. sic bat
@mani, mo bic 5ori6er fid felt On
fang Mai befanben, tbeils nm ii9 81
a%ttfimatiiiren, tbeils um 8orftubien
iiber bic S9laffranfbeit su MAIDEN
unb audi einise 8enntnife Der
Sprade Der G%inseborenen gu ertper<
ben, bereits am 20. SUM- perlafen
unb 1T iber MombaRa nit Der
lliambara : 8abn na9 Wlianau, am
Siib>ufer bss 1ictoria : Hparsa se>
lesen, abgereiit. leber Mmani iinb
bic 9erren, Die fi4 Der beiten @efunb=
belt e~rfreuen, bes lobes boil; Der
&ufentbaIt bafelbft bat ibnen febr gut
sefallen, psnnglei9 bur1 bic faft tag
liden sroben Reseneiife @~rcurfonen
in bic nmeebune febr erfdpert tpur=
ben. Ser Srt bat cine herrli9e Gage
unb Dor allen Oineer aud Elm geiune
bes &Iima, lift in Der Rdbe bes panz
sani : Sluhes eelesen unb bon Walb
unb Bergen umseben, bic pielfa9 on
Gegenben BEG S6uarspalbes erin=
nern. Die bDdfte grbsbuns in Der
umseserb 1T Der eirea 1900 Meter
bobe Matrots Berg, o benz man
cine punberbare 6ernfiGt auf bas
Pansant : SbaI unb peiter binaus
auf ben Snbii9en Ocean bat. Der
bidte urtpalb, ipelder ben Srt um=
gab, lift f6on auf cine srobe Strede
bin au~sgerobet, unb ben urbarsema4s
ten 8ooen bebeden jebt aaffees, Gbi=
nin=, Inanas=, 8ananen= unb 9uttaz
per6a : Pflan5ungen.
Sn Muanaa fpu bic f9on friiber
erpdbnte GENERALIZATION einseri4tet
tperben, ba bic @esenb Inn ben Bic
tpria : HDan5a als Der eigentli4e
Serb Der @9laftranfbeit unssieben
tperben fann. Sbtpohl Der Ort Be-
airtsamt 1T unb audi cine MilitGrz
ftation bat, leben bod iii feds
@uropGer bort urb bic Expedition
tpirb tpabrf9einli9 seatuungen fein,
in 3elten unb Siitten 81 tampiren.
Muan3a unb l1msesenb foQ, neaeften
8eri4ten aufplse, in lebter .3eit
fur9tbar bon Der S4laffranfbeit
beimseiudt tpprben fem, baher audi
bic i9nele Mbreiie Der Expedition BON
&mani. Man melbet, bab es bisber
circa 1900 Tobte geseben babe. Die
Torfder tperben BON bier aus AUDI
Strsifsiise na9 ben i'm @ictpria@
Npan5a aerftreut liesenoen Snieln
MAIDEN, bic isbr Sablrsi4, aber bon
ben gingebOrenen, Der fdredliden
&ranfbeit tpesen, gum srObten Sbeil
perlaHen iiFb. Sur Ro4f4sn Ggpes
bition pirb fi9 fpGter audi nod
SberftabsarSt Or. Meigrer aus Der
3olon:e seielen. Or. Meirner trttt
ndmli4 in einisen Monaten cine
Oienftreife mad benz SaneaniifasSee
on unb min am @ictoria : See fpdter
,u Der Expedition ftoben, bic bann
beidlieben mirb, OBJ fe mod on ben
Sanganiita : Gee gebt, 100 ebsnfaas
f4on einise Gdne BON S9laftranfbeit
porgetommen iinb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-01
S9thsga@ri9ten.

2onbon: vWinnsapolis" bon Nepg orf
Dobsr: yWenominse" bon Bottom uni
philadelphia fur Antusrpsn.
ygaronia" nod Nstu Dorl
bia Queenstown.
8ofon: ySefrian" bon 2iperpooI.
9ambur9: y6atbor" nod Sun 6ran,
cisco.
rRaiier Wilbslm Der @robs'
bon 8rsmen; .Nforia" bon @las.
gotu; ,Rronprin3 Wilbelm" nod
Bremsn; .8ermania" nod 2ibsr'
pool; y@arpatbia" mad Genua,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-01
Ste ~bauptidGIthften Be.
ftmmungen oeS teuen
TIetf6bei6au Sc
febeS.

Aferbnu-G sfrstdr WilIon bat isbt
bte 8sFimmungsn Der i'm neien
alsii9bei8au'@ eiess berftstsn Snipsts
tisn bon 5Isii6paaren befannt ee-
ma9t, bic fur ben swii9enfaatli9sn
unb ben a~uspdrtisen 5aubeI befimmt
inb, udbrsno fi9 bic 3ufdnbissn Be-
b6roen nit Der &seuliruns bss Iotalsn
6anbels au bsfnfsn 6nbsn. Die @ors
i9riftsr eifrsden ft auf SSla9ts
uno pad6duier, p6tsIsisu, GsttFsbs.
rsisn unb gh9isnfsii9. Embellishments.
2~leinbdnolsr fbnnsn auf @runb biss-
bssisIi9sr geiu1s bon ben Jlsii9bs.
i9ausI norcnungsn bsfrsit uerben.
3und4f mirb berfh9t, baB ale
Rdumlidtsitsn fir bas S9la9tsn unb
3ubsrsitsu f9 In iaubsrsr uno iani.
tdrer 9erfaRune befinben mtiHsn, unb
sbsnio iol bic Nrbsit isl5f In rsinli9sr
@eife bpr f9 ssben. Die &dums fol-
len gstin9t Dbsr angsfri9sn, BEGIN.
@dnbe uno 5uBb6ben absstrabt unb
esuai8sn. alts 5uBbbbsn isbo9 bur9
gssignsts srisBt usrbsn. Sdsli@ fnb
ale arbeitsutsnRlisn srinbli9 au rsi-
niaen. 8nroerobe. uno Soilettens
jimmer mhfsn bon ben Arbeitsrdumsn
poufdnbis sstrennt isin. Die gsiadf.
iigung bon psrfOnsn, uelde an Suber'
fulDie lsioen, ooer FOLDER, bic BEL Der
Arbsit uniauber ober fabrldifg fnb,
III bsrbOtsn. Wertfhbrsr Der einseInsn
Departments fno nsrpfi9tet, benz
Obsrinfpsftor alu6&sntli9 iber bis
fanitdrsn 3uifdnbe 81 bsri9t, unb lebs
tsrsr mug benz gbsf bss Bureau rf
animal SnbuFrp isos Wo@e WsIoung
srffattsn, rsip. 10 pft @eis5ss.usber.
trstunssn ibm mitsst6eilt usrbsn.
slu9 bic auf GdrbEphs. Gbsmitalisn
unb prdierbtruitiisl bsai9lt9en Bor.
-11rtftsn nsbm,n f9 auf benz papisr
frsns aus. Gtr ben swii4enfaatli&sn
6anbel tpirb nur bic gsruenbung bon
Qo9fnI3, 3udsr, SOl3rau9, giHg, ret-
mem @eutir3 unb (rpdbrenb Der S9msbe
bissbs3fgli9er uuteriu4ung) bon Sui
peter qsffatist. Saeegen f6nnen BET
5lsif9panrsn, bic fur ben grpOrt be-
fimmt Fnb, prdfsruatibe In einem
gerbaIiniFs benubt tpsrben, tpsl&ss
ri9t ssgsn bts @sisBs bes bstrefsnben
Qanbes nerf6Bt. Sol6e Nusfubr.
probufts fno In ~ssionoertsn abtbsilsn
3u3ubsrsitsn, nit benz etitstte Special"
au berieben uno btrfsn untsr teinen
Imffdnoen auf ben 6eimif4en Warft
gebra9t tperbsn.
Was bic fog. IntsmOrtsmsJnipef=
tion bon S8la8tbieb betrift, 70 mirb
bsfimmt, bab ani4sineno franfs 9biers
unter auff9t Der gunbss. Snipeftoren
isparat gsf9la9ist usrbsn. Sas bts.
beriee Spfsm srm69Ii9ts Is Spetu-
Ianten, aus Der laren gefOlgung zines
os9nbaren JnipeftionsgeieBes gortbeiIs
su 3iehsr, tpdbrsnb 5armsr unb 8ieb.
si&tsr, bsren S4la4tbieb 3urtidse.
uisfen uuroe, alidbrli4 cine ginbuBe
6unbsrttauisnosr bon Dollars srltttsn.
Inter FER nsusn Orbrung Der Dinge
folen 2isfsrantsn, berer S9la6tbisb
bie Snfpsttion paiirt, polen preis fir
nafelbe erbalten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-01

= MibperfGnbnib. prtns
aipal Qieft i'm 6tanbesamtsregiftsr
BON Jamilisnsutpa4s feines Gebils
fen): rWiepiel baben Sic benin itbt,
6err Maier2" 9anbluneseebttfe
ftes 9asebu4 abbtrenb): ~3unoert'
fe4sunbadtsis!"