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Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-01

beyond the Alps lies Italy,
Beyond Niagara Canadey
Beyond exams diplomas wait
Get busy now, you graduate!
The New York man who was found
dead drunk in the gutter, with $4,000
in cash in his pockets, was doubtless a
waiter who hadn't had time to spend
his days tips.
John Philip Sousa declares the
graphophone will cause a race of people
who cannot sing or play. Unfortunate
ly few OF us will live to see the day
President Roosevelt has been likened
to Andrew Jaskson. But "Old Hick-
ory'' never called anyone liar by
telephone.
The New York Mail has an article on
THE Hearst Movement" When a few
more states declare for Bryan it will
probably look more like fit.
The difference between Pompeii and
San Francisco is that Frisco has the
energy to dig herself out of the hole
and not wait 1000 years for archaeolo-
gists to do it.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-01
Paving the Wav

Monday is county court day we .ex-
pect money from our Subscribers
others expect money from us. If our
subscribers fail to respond, we will
,fooI' those who are looking to us for
money.-Carrollton (Ky.) Democrat
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-01
We Editor Stunned

1T seems only few days since George
Messenger left here to go to Des
Moines, and what was our astonish-
ment when he came in Monday and In
troduced his wife, who used to be Miss
cooper of Des Moines. We do not I'M
derstand how he got such nice look
ing girl for a wife.-Washingto Ga.)
Democrat. >'|
"A Louisville paper remarks that "the
kentucky smile has length, breadth
and permanence." The size and dura-
ton of the next mornings headache are
not stated.
When The Jungle" is put on the
stage, the costumer, no doubt will
play second fiddle to the perfumer
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-01

Governor Johnson of Minnesota saws
Roosevelt and Bryan are the greatest
men IN the country. Most people will
agree that his statement is half right
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-01
Busy Days

Beyond the Alps lies Italy,
Beyond Niagara Canadey,
Beyond exams diplomas wait
Get busy now, you graduate!
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-01

Elijah Dowie says he will return to
earth when he dies. How he must long
for revenge
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-01

Or. Lyman Abbott, who saws ian era.
OF traternalism is at hand" should hear
armour and Sinclair exchange opinions
of each other.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-01

Mr.. Rockefeller is creating a great
sensation in France with his money
by not spending it.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-01
supreme court.

A Truthful GtrI.
May-When you and Fred were sitting
on the porch last night. what did your
mother say?
Ellen-She said It was cool and asked
II had anything around me. told her
yes, some heavy cloth.
May-Ah, a shawl4
Ellen-No. Fred's coat sleeve.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-01

NOW that the type of canal has been
settled Vet Mr.. Shonts stop posing i'm
the United States and go to Panama.
with pick ak.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-01
THE ETERNAL FEMININE

Rough is the road a man must wend
Who woman's love would win,
For a womans heart is beyond his ken
Though her ways seem simple to simple
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-30
SgnOrirt
YiMRlaRD.

8erSHrs Der u e8ieruug.
q. Petersburg, 90. Mai. Die
Re9ierung Bot 6re 5teuung 81 Dem
MiBtrauens- 8oium beg llnterbouIes
uno 3u Dem gerlan9en aiass 9tenbi!s
ouug ces Sabiuetts betannt 9e8eben;
fe miro Die 6trnusfOrOerung Der Bnma
i9noriren uno oeren 8si9luB ats eiue
grtIdtung 5%abanOeln, Die uber bic
ROmpsteu3 Der 8uma binausgebt,
Fol0li6 aud nitt birOanO III far ben
Monaraen. Qlit anoersn WOrten, Die
Regierunq miro Oas gerlangen BEG uns
ter6auIes ignOriren, unO oGs 4linite=
RUM tpirb ni9t ref9niren.
QnOarerIeIts Miro aud Oas ParIa=
ment ni4t aufgel6f weroen, wenn ss
nidt i~rgenomel6e rebolutiondre WlaB'
nabmen ergreiFt; man miro es rubi9
bissgintritt Der Sommerferien (gnOa
Sunni taQen laRen, in oer grwortuna,
oaB f6 big oabin bic Sage 3etldrt ba,
ben neroe.
Sn Der 3pif4sn3eit pirO Die Rs8ie-
ruug ibre sigsnen @OrIaIdse CUR go
iunq Der osrarii8en Jrage Dor oas
6aus brlngen, Fe rednet babel auf bic
untertaBun9 Der 9%OnierOatiOen, bic
IelbfberRGnOli6 euti8ieoene @e9ner
bes Sdemas elmer aa8emeinsn 2anOs
auftbeiluuq fnO. Soften Die oies.
be3d9li6sn 8Ori9idqe Der &e8ierun8
%0erporfen nsrOen, 10 miro mar oas
1nterbaus ruli9 ieine ei8enen 9ldne
bOrbringen la6sn. = Die Sebiie Der
3egierun9 1T ofsnbar bic: pROmmt
3eit, tOmmt Ratb!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-30
Sefcrreih: ungnrn.

* ei9ndtion angenommen.
@fen, 80. Mni. - Sn tinsm
Shreiben an 9rin3 9o6enlObes soil.
linQsfirf nabm Saiier Jrans Soiepb
bic &eRouation bes Bremiers an uno
Idgte Die Bite bel, Oas Snb;nett m6Qe
bic lauFsnoen @ei6dfte erleoi8en, big
Elm neues Winiitarium gebilOst lei.
8f6e9tf9er nebermut9.
Bien, 30. Moi. Sn Ni3. einem
Orte in Der GuBerften nOropeItli6en
@fe 866mens 3tpii6en benz iG6fi6en
unb baperiI8en @ebiet, beriu6te Der
tI6e6iT9sraoitale Mb9eorOnete IobOtat
8aru bsim ge3irts9eri6t our63uieBen,
OaB cine 8erbnnOlung in ti6s6iider
Spra9e eeFibrt puroe. Die oeuti4=
rationale 8eb6lterung 9erietG 6ieriiber
in 9rOBe grrs9un9. 8auIeHoe iams
meltetl tt0 auf Dem StaOIpLdB unO DOR
Dem @eri9tsgebduOe unb prOtefierten
ltirmiI9. Der StaOtratb le9te 8lei9s
fails energii5en PrOtef ge9en Die 6ers
ausforoerun9 Der SeOoIterurq ourd
Den tiae6if9en AgitatOr Elm. Sas Bee
3irts9eriat bei9IOB, Die 8er6anoIun9
auf unbeitimmte 3eit 3u ~berta9en.
s beuere B 9eioung.
Wien, %. Mai. Dem frtberen
9rO;ebbertreter Der prin3eIfn 2uiie
bon 2Obur9, ieBisen prin3eifn Suite
bon 8eleisn, NOpOtateu Or. Stimmers
in Nisn, fino ieitens oes bisfsen
OberRbofmaridaI amtss fir feline
Whbspaltuns udbrsno Der l4sid6ris
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-30

8pttmoI 8e6enft un6
b D 6 II / q D l.. Sine 6rau
9attie McSntof6 in Cfolond, Drill.
lpel6e fir3lid unter 0em @er0u6te, an
Der Grmpr0ung i6res Gatten 6et6eiliot
gepeien 81 iein, per6aftet, a6er geQen
MISUNDERSTANDING mis0er auf freien
SUB 9eieBt mor0en mar, er3d6lte iiinqIt
Der 9Oli3ei in Cfolona, oaB in elmer
Na6t me6rere W}dnner in ibr 6au5
oetommen nGren, tie na6 einem
8aume qe76lebpt uno i6r qeOrp6t bat
ten, ie 81 ~er6dnQen, ipenn Ie ni6t lire
angebIiA.n MttI6uIoigen bel Dem
M}or0e an9dbe. 9ie 6rau peigerte ii6
jeooh, ir9en0 etpo5 3u fagen, poraui
ie 3neimaI mebrere Sefunoen lang
ou"f9e6GnQt nur0e. 208 Damn 0a8 Sell
bon ibrem !6alie lo5Qel0it puroe, h0rte
ie, pie Die W}dnner lie fir loot erilGrz
ten. Gle pur0e in Elm Ge60l3 Qetra=
gen IND Doct lie9en qeIuiicr. Sic fdm
ir6eB bald pie0er 3u ii8 unO be9o6
fin mad C%tolona, no Tie al5buIo Die
Qn5ei5e eritattete.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-30
II u6 i.Qe g / q.

Die bauti9e GiBung beg Inter
6auIes berlief isbr rubig. Die meiite
3,eit nabmen Die 0iscuifiOuen ii6er bic
in berI6ieOerer SiItritten barri6enOe
6ungersnotb elm. bel pel9sr @eleaen=
belt I9arfe ausfdue gegen Die Regies
run9 gemadt puroen.
Sas lnterbaus berfolQt, 0ant Der
gneraie Der tOnItitutioneqen Semotras
ten, oas pro9rnmm oas biei, auf9es
iteQt baben: cine unentne9te QuftsHt-
erbaltung Der 3nqesOrOnun9 uno Nb=
uitalung Der bOrlieqenOs SeIadfte.
Die Spannung 3mii9en Re9ierung
unO 9nrlament if natiirlid NOD ni8t
Oer1nOert Ooer gar 9ebObeH.
Mot Qeqen SeutfaIGn D
geridtet.
g t. pstsrsburg, 30. V}ai.
8eutitlanb berfolqt Die u~nterbano=
lunQen betreffs zines nnglDsruI1ihen
ue5ereintommsns nit BENT qr6Bten Sn'
tereHe. Als IntDOrt auf oiesbe3iiQlis
DE Anfragen bat bic Re9ierun9 Deg
3dren BEN 1uspGrtigen 4mt in Berlin
oiTi3ien mitQetbeiIt. oaB RuBlano aud
niht i'm en~tfernteIten oaran oenie, eth
QeQen 8eutIdlanO 9eridtates uebareins
tommen nit Gnglano all trefen uno
nit 6reuoen uno ioFD. 6ereit lei, Die
oeuti1e ReQierunQ bon alien 8efim-
munger zines utbereintOmmens, menn
Oieies pirtli9 3uf1noe tommen IOate,
in RsnntniB gu ieBen. 0ier muroe
6eute bebauptet, onB 6roBbritannien
bereit lei, unter gepiRen Beoinqun9er
RuBlanos 6orOerungen betrehs Oef-
nung Deg Bosporus fir bic sum Sc
I5uaOer oes S6nar3Pn Neeres geb6'
renoen S6ife gu u~nterfibsn.
3e9ierunq nj s trGut
8ruppen.
Ooeffa a, 90. Rai. 3wsitauIent
Seeiolonten merosn, ais Der untreu.
gsgsn bic 6abn. OsrOddtig, in ben bie'
fgen Warine.8 arrnfsn f~efgebalten
aud Der 8arniion I6eint bic Regie
rung ni9t gu traueu, benn fie ion ourd
anOers &e9imenter eriabt perOen. 9a!
QrIennl uno ale 6fentli9en @ebdu0
perben ourd farte YoIten betua6t
w3brenO infOl9e zines miB9ltiften Ser
Iuaes. ben Snfermnn Sunnel nit 9p
ramit gu iprengsn, auf Der Qar3el
Strede BON 2oiopo big GebafopO
ale 8wan3ig S9ritts SnfantsriFen pO
firt fino.
9rei Deitete, BEL ben borQeitri9ei
Bomben=4 ttentatsn tpdbreno Der Srup
penbeR4ti9ung in SsbafOpOl 8ertpun
bette fno beute 9~eforben, iooab oi
8eiammtsabl Der 3coten ieBt slu6l
bstrd9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-30
4er8te.

Ctu0crter aeqen Girs
q ndeit e1lte. On Golum.
bia. Wo., lam e neu.ih 3rii6en Gtts
Denten md Cirrus 4nae5.cQten 5u
,insm Sample. in oeTen @ctIauFe 3tpei
Stuoenten un0 cir Girtus=%n9eitelter
f6ner un0 - Stu0enten lei6t Derlebt
fpurOen. Ter 3uIammenItoB mar
burb 0ie @eiQerung Der StuOenten
peranloBt porotn. no9 scr @~orfeGung
0a5 3elt 81 pcrlaFen. Sic %erfIdrten,
ul16 Dem rGon3ert" b~sirnbnen 5u mol
len, ipeiQerten It6 abtr IN bt3a6Len,
iporauf lie BON 0.n Girfusleuten nit
,3eltItanQen aaeeQriffer ur0 pinaus5e=
tris6en murben. @Cus 3u@e feT6mierz
te1 Damn Sic Gtu0entcn Die GiIenta6nz
fhicnsu nit HIctt IND oies bette sur
Tnlle, SAB e;re Gar oe5 Girtu57uges
entqleiitc. Cie Inqete4ten os8 Girtus
iprdnqen Damn bon 0>n ,3ug IND es
fam SIT einem 7peiten &amrf, in Dem
zine &n7u6l S6Ude obaefeuert pur0en
uno MeTer uno &niippel sur @erpen=
bunq f1men.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-30

0"HNAh 49, ANIA4AIA-
ll9en GatafrObbe ouya Die 6lu6t nab
amerita snt3ogen. Die bon ibm 6in=
terlarenen S6uIOsn betrngen 3mei unO
cine babe Wiqion Mart.
Seut 4IanOs SteIIunQ
3uS itOamerita
Berlin, 80. Nai. General Roca,
Der frt5ere 9rdfoent Der Republit pr.
9en'irien, Der Fa qe9enndrtiq in Ser.
lin auIltIt, miro bon Der &a9ierun0
NIT grocer Qus3eidnunQ be6anOelt. gs
1T erIidtli6, oaB Die Qbf6t borlieqt,
Die Qrqantinier bon Der 36atIa9e AT
itber3eu9en, OaB 8eutIdlano in Nrqens
tinien nibt Die qeringiten politji6en
abf3ten bat unO iberbaupt in teiner
@siie ne in pan-ameritanif5e Jragen
81 miI4sn uiinidt.
6erbOrgerufen nuroa bisie, 9eDifers
maBen OfnJieQe Steaunonabme Der Res
9isrung our9 berI6jeoene prebaytitel,
in Oenen often ausgeIbroaen muroe,
Geutl9lonO ioae Elm na6Iames 4uoe
baben auf ole 8Or9duge bel benz bebor=
lte9en0en pansomeritaniiheu GOnQreGe
un0 ioQe einen Spe'iQls Ibqefanotan
na9 bio be Saneiro ienoen. SIN aus=
tpdrti4en Imte lit man iiber oerarti9e
4euBarun9en aufgebra4t unO meiit
ale oiesbe3l8li6en 3umutbungen bon
Der 6anO; es 1T bon oieTer Settle aus
beute betannt gegeben pOroen. OaB bic
Dem General ROca erlpieIenen auf=
mertiamteiten Der @elt 3ei9en IOQen,
oaB bic oeutiae Regierung in SiOames
rita feline imperaliFiiaen 3iele Der.
fOIgt.
Ser @ensral purOe 9eItern bel ieiner
Nntunft aus Baris am biefiQen 8abn=
bOfe BON Oberfleutnant bon GBel pom
@eneraltab uno BON Germ bon Nal.
oebauieu, Dem o.utI4eu @eInnoten nab
Ar9entinien, bs9riBt, miro mor9en bonn
RaiIer in 4uoien3 ~empfan9en tperOen
unO als oefen Sat Der 8ruppenbef9=
tiaun9 in pOtsbam beiipobnen; fir ben
81. Wtai lit General 8oca bel RaiIer
8iI6elm gum Diner einQelaOen.
q dberun9 Der q b Re
Ianbe.
8~erIin, 80. Mai. Geitens Der
nieOerIdnOii6sn 8eQierun9 pirO eifrig
auf S6nhun9 elmer 8runoIaQe FIR
einen engeren wirtbI6nFtliaen 3uIam=
msnI6luB nit benz Oeutf6en &ei6 bin.
geOrbeitet. gu bieiem .2nff bat in
4a6en unter benz @OrfB bes nieOer-
ldnDii9eu 8eianoten in Berlin, Baron
@ebsrs, cine aOnferenB ltatt9efunOsn,
an mel6er i6mmtli9e in St6oten Wef.
oeutialnnos attreoitirte nieOerldnoii6e
Roniuln tbeilgenOmmen baben.
gnoe0esS treit8 m 9 utts
fobIenrebier.
8erIin, 30. Wai. RAD elmer
Gauer bon neun @O6en bat bic Ar=
beitseinleaung Der Ser8leute i'm mits
teIoeuti6en acknowledgements ibr gnoe
errei6t. Die Observation-Disclosures
bnben ben Arbeiterausi9hRen 3uQe=
tdnoniNe binfatlia Der geItelten2 Obn.
F%orOerun9en gema@t, unO %Oarnufbin
baben bic 8eleQidaften Der bsridieOes
nen @ruben, Die i'm 8an3en $500
Niann beIadftigsn, Die Grbeit mieOer
Rufgenommen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-30
an nrr rrIfrl1 Ercunr.

. tener / n e : q EN-
4r3te5 (0en eriten 8atienten mel
0en0): 49,. ljn0 jung IS CT nod. 5err
1ot:or...C Gen f0nnen mir lang bo=
rem"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-30
gerbien.
& B Il / 3 m 0rber er 5aIte
2aup 8.

8eI8raO, 80. Mai. R6nig
Deter bat beute einen @rIaB unter3ei9.
net, Der mOr8en in Der Off3isIen Sd
3ette" eri6einen wirO ulO bur9 ben Die
fOl8enoen S0ni9sm6rber OernbI9ieOet
nerosn 4:
Oberft 8umian, CberIf 9OpoDic3,
Cberit Maidin. CbertIeutnnnt Ni=
idits, Obertleutnant 2a3ursbic3 unb
Ntaior ROitit3.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-30
&rebs Spe3ialia.

~. 6oiUaro, uber oreiBi9 Sabre erfolgreihe artbs=
= SehauelUu9 In 5uoiaHapOIis. Ciice ia SI5
3aiuois StraBe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-30
6euerperF6erung- grunOeigsntbum

Gacob Suennagel. ,3immer > u1o g,
~ No. 29l2 SIo Gelapare StraBe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-30
Spejialiiten.

Qrebs furirt obHe g}ener. 5raueu= araHtbeiteH cine
~ Spesialitat. VI. ". Sula, 80. =, y. 3. Brig
bam, R. D, 157 U. Sniupis Ctr.
96one 3227 8aiu, indianapolis, Sno.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-30

Gts50.yn 8emtoQ Company. eiab eue franz Z
x gl6bteH Sc geiuuO ieut &c Ei-ca= Ro=8emeo9
iurirt Gle eraHtbeJteu ourh a65orbtru7g. Qbouss /;
geu 1927 @It Wain sos. ooer man 0OreiFre:
lis On WI,aigau Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-30
Waeren=Nblieferun9.

moaren obaeholt uro abatlieiert. Mi6Bjse @reiie.
~ SdueIe SeoIeuuu3. l2 Suo keuHipluanid Str.
0eu 5l22; @It. Maiu 1889. Is. ; @luitiu. Gig.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-30

NpmeH 81 mtutsuhofsr. 40 OF giartct StroBe
IelephoH, Glt. Wt0lH 2256.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-30

meIeg y %aisr. 7s gam @ebduoe.
~ NelU &hDue, giaiu COIL.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-30

gen TertretunQ Der PrinsefFn 20, 40
Sronen uno fir 8arauslaqen 300.
RrOnen, insqeinmmt alfo 70, $40 RrO.
nen iugebiui9t wOroen; Die 66be Der
Soften murOe in Dem betreffenoen Be-
i6lune beg OberF6ofmarI9aQ- Nmtes
NIT Der Wi6tiateit Oes Sales uno Der
o%eionOeren peri6nli6en Otabeualtung
Oes genannten QnUaIts beoranoet. Der
9e8enmdrti9e 8ertreter Der priuseIIin
@ni'e, aObOfat Or. gmil 6riT9auer,
bat 9e8en Die feIigeiebts 666e Der RO=
ten i'm Auftru9e ieinsr 9lientin iofort
oen Returs ein9eIe9t.
Sl0aTrifa.
VI iBglhdter ueberfaIG.
8urban Ratal, 90. 0}ai. -
Se&sBunoert &ebeaen um3ingelten unO
iiberIielen Qetern beim Buffalo 6luTe
Oberit &eu6ar's 8ruppe. Inter benz
G8uBe Oi4ten 8ebti4es Iali6en R4
bic Gin9eborenen in unmittelbare R69e
Der 8riten; Oteie IieBen i9 ieooa ni6t
hberrumpeIn, iOnOern erOfneten Elm
Reftiges 6euer uno fatugen in 3ruei=
ItttnOi9em 8efedte bic 3ulus blutig
5urtif. &eBtere OerIorsn an 8OOten
ungefdbr 70 Nfann, tpdbrenO britii6ers
ieits nur ein Wann Qet0otet unb orei
DerDun6et murOeu ~.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-30
0efb6fts= GaIenDer.
NMtOmcbiles

Netauft, ~uertauft. oermietbet. auibeua1rt mn reYa=
" rirt. &sentHr fUr &cljauce 0aioliH Gar uHo
Chicago 9amyf Gar. 9ut. Stain l4i3, 9ieu 1908.
Central GARAGE s52 ct @artet Ctr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-30
2eibenbeitatter.

mbitiett x GuIpcr. &eiheubsitotter. 2I3 y. Satuois
X Str. EeIepbou yteu 564i UT, Brain $3.50.
Eobnion, 90Bler x SeorQe. 357 40fahuiett5 IDe.,
~ Telephones gieu 963 aIt, Brain 14S0. 0u
ipreheu oeuti6.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-30
5nualiOenitilble unS grudbanOsr.

Rruhbanoer. 'gSir vaTeu IND a1rautireu Srlde
~ bdn0er. 3uu0lioeu Stuble 81 u%ertau'en ooer
Su perr1ietbeu.
8reiette=9ueb &C., $50 SHo 5ninois StraBe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-30

T}tr lebeu geo auf R6beIr uHo Ejanos, obus DE
- leIbeu UeJ5uue9meu. Gbeulo aUi HbreH unh
Riamauteu.
Geutral 2oan 90. 208 State Size gI6s.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-30
optifer.

Gu1eriou Qruicn. 229t5 Wanlhuietts 2lue. (m
- eriten Soudre(, iUeIter Stot- Au8tn uuteriutt.
9euieH ~9eljefert. Noocrue Wcthoocu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-30
8le6= uno 0tetna-9 daer.

RIet= uno g3etau 9dher, iopie 2ahriuueu aH9e
~ ferti9t uuo %reparirt. 2hoS. y. 6dolep, I46
Sentlfu 9lpe. 3euer &boHe 10O6.
OQien Sic Sbrc BIetz QllO0uiirte Gliens uH0
- Sdiefer-9aabeduuQ iOUie JurHaoe 8eparatureu
bsIerssH BON 8. g. 9Hbbaro, PA Ot Ohio StroBe
0euer 4hone 1916.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-30

Sapeten. 30 b5uge mn I;cfete Eaeeteu.
X TeleghUH Miaiu 4S9.
The Lexington advertiser., 1906-11-15
A SPLENDID SHOW.

The amusement lovers of Lexington
we're entertained Tuesday night by
one of the very best travelling aggre-
cations that ever visited the city
the John +. Wills Musical Comedy Co..
who presented the play, "A Trip to
Atlantic City," While every member
of the company sustained their res
pective parts above criticism, Walter
S, Wills evidenced exceptional histri-
onic ability. The prima donna, Miss
lima Dore, while somewhat handi-
capped by a bad cold, completely cap
tivated the audience by her rendering
of the latest song hits.
Manager D. E. Hoskins has been
singularly fortunate in having none
but high class attractions so far this
season exhibit in his opera house,
and it is his determination to "cut
out" everything verging on the bum
order. So far, the audiences have
been satisfactory, and there seems to
be an increasing interest in theatri-
Gals in the city, owing to the high
grade of attractions lately presented.
The Lexington advertiser., 1906-11-15
KILLED SEVEN OWLS.

Lawrence Williamson, in the Bowl.
ing Green neighborhood, has killed
seven owls, in the past few weeks,
and is not done yet. He has been
among them so much that he has
learned to converse in their language,
and can hoot as fuently as native
bird, in fact, this is the way he man.
ages to kill go many of them. He
calls them in their own language,
which they mistake for a friendly
neighbor, and fly right up into the
muzzle of the gun. Bang! and there's
a dead owl. Mr.. Williamson has won
the praise of his neighborhood by his
remarkable record, Durant News.
The Lexington advertiser., 1906-11-15
BIRTHDAY PARTY.

On Sunday, Sallie May, the charm
ing little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T.
G. Stephenson, celebrated her sixth
birthday by inviting number of her
friends to spend the day with her
and enjoy the splendidly prepared
dinner in honor of the event. Among
those present were: Mona and Net
tie Davis, Jeffrey Ford, John Gillespie
Pettus, Ida Pettus, George Fryer
Pettus, ]. 7. Pettus, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
L. Pettus, 7. H. Pettus and J. NJ.
Roach, Jr.
The Lexington advertiser., 1906-11-15
FINE LAMB.
We keep constantly on hand the
best lamb to be procured.
FINCHER & WINSTEAD's MARKET.

DR.. M. H. Roberts, Of Ebenezer,
made Lexington a visit Tuesday.
Mrs. J. S. Kent, of Rising Sun, Wis
tied Jason Gibson and family this
week, enroute home from a visit to
Mrs. E. 2. Watson, at Durant.
J. E. McRae, of Acona, had bust.
ness at the county capital Saturday
DR.. A. W. Mcdonald, of Durant,
has been appointed mail clerk, and is
handling the mail from Jackson to
Gulfport.
The Lexington advertiser., 1906-11-15
FOR SALE.
House and lot. Apply to
M. J. OSBORN.

Miss Mary Gwin visited Mrs. T. G..
James, at Sharkey, this week.
Miss Ethel Moore, of Grenada, who
has been visiting Mrs. W. X. Gwin,
at Tchula, some time. was the charm
ing guest of Miss Mary Gwin, in
West End, the latter part Of last
week.
Judge S. NJ. Smith ard Steno-
grapher Herman Levy went to Cleve-
land Sunday to hold circuit court.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. C. Downer, of
Emory, were in the city Monday.
R. H. Owen and J. NJ. Powers, of
Franklin, spent Monday in the county
capital.
7. L. Barbour visited New Orleans
the early part of the week.
The following relatives of the late
| Arthur c. Winborn were here last
week: W. c. Winborn, Lyman, Miss. +;
T. A. Winborn, Canton, Miss; S. A.
Winborn, Columbia, Miss; Mrs. W.
B. Richardson, Louisville, Miss; Mrs.
L B. Farmer, Emory, Miss; Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Winborn, Winfield, La; Mrs.
L. B. Winborn, Emory, Miss; Mr.. and
Mrs. B. B. Farmer, Emory, Miss.
| ]. R. Killebrew, of Coxburg, was
here Saturday and bought fine rid
ing pony.
]. W, Maddox, of Bowling Green
spent Saturday in Lexington.
W. B. Herbert, Of Greenwood
spent the fore part of the week witt
the home folks.
Just received fresh lot of Oats an,
Purina. 7. W. Smith & Sons Co.
The Lexington advertiser., 1906-11-15
ARTHUR {. WINR0RN.

Arthur c, Winborn, after a linger-
ing illness, died at Terrystone, Sun
day morning, at 1856 o'clock. The
funeral services were held at 4 o'clock
Sunday afternoon, conducted by Rev,
r. A. Tucker, and attended by a
large number of sympathizing friends.
The remains were inferred in the Odd
Follows Cemetery. The grief strick-
en- relatives have the heartfelt SYM
pathy of all in their time of sorrow
and bereavement.
The Lexington advertiser., 1906-11-15
BIG LAND DEAL.

W. 0. Glines & Co. are feeling pref
ty good since closing up a deal last
week, by which the Southern Land
Co. transferred its holdings at Aber-
deem Junction to Messrs. John Pierce,
W. H. Amsden, Trueman Jones and
Victor Roehm, of Indiana, who will
convert the land into a model stock
farm. The consideration involved
over $l00,000.-Durant News.
The Lexington advertiser., 1906-11-15

Hon. R. c. McBee, S. G. KERN and
Howard Dyer visited in Tchula Sun
day.
Squire J. s. Lipsey, of Franklin,
was noted on our busy marts Monday.
F. D. Mcgee, of Bowling Green
transacted business in Lexington
Monday.
B. W. Humphrey, of Ebenezer,
spent Friday night in the city.
W. l.. Young, DR.. G. C. Phillips, D.
Fl. Hobbs, T. W. Evans, W. B. Lundy,
c. c. Swinney, DR., J. T. Buck, H. E.
Buck, s. D. Bailey, Kennon Bailey,
X. H. Diggs, J. A. Steele,H. W. Wat
son, B. B. Hooker, J. s. Stigler and
J. F. McNeer left last night for the
delta to hunt deer. Charlie Harris,
colored, will attend to their culinary
department.
J. L. Shine. Of Shaddon, was here
on business Tuesday.
Mrs. Calhoun Wilson, of Green
wood, visited Hon. G. A. Wilson and
family Sunday and Monday.
Squire A. c. Howell, of Durant,
visited Capt. J. B. Buckley Sunday.
Alec Jones and daughter, Miss
Annie, left Monday on visit to Mrs.
G. E. Rivers, at Yazoo City.
Miss Floyd Wilson visited Mrs. W.
X. Gwin, at Tchula, Sunday.
We regret to hear that J. G. Pin
kerton has been on the sick list this
week.
Jas. Mcclellan was in from Bowling
Green Saturday.
FOR RENT-My residence near the
square, which is being used as a
boarding house, and very desirable for
that purpose. Apply to
MRS. M. A. PEPPER, Vaughns, Miss,
or r. E. WILBURN, Lexington, Miss.
Miss Ada May Frost made her re-
port of her school work to Superin-
tendent W. H. Smith Saturday.
Hon. A. M. Pepper transacted busi-
ness in Tchula Saturday and Monday.
Miss Alice Frost, of Brozville, was
the cherished guest of Lexington
friends Saturday.
W. B. Dickerson, of TolarviIle, was
the cherished guest Of J. B. Gun.
ningham and family Sunday and Mon,
day.
Fred Garden, manager of the elec
trio light plant at Durant, visited ]
7, Freeman Friday.
| J. V. Pritchard was over iron
Owens Saturday.
]. F. Eubank, of Bowling Green
paid Lexington a business visit Satur
day.
Miss Cornelia Buck, the efficien
teacher of the Jenkins school, mad
J her report to the county superintend
ent Saturday.
H. H. Harding and Thos. Hartt
/, cock, of Harland's Creek, were her
on business Saturday.
G. B. McCaleb, ]. B. Evans, j. +
! Miles, ]. D. Causey and sons, and +
A. Donelson were out hunting in tn
neighborhood of Gelzoni this week.
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The Lexington advertiser., 1906-11-15
PIANO RECITAL.

Miss Eva Dobrowski will give a
piano recital at the College Chapel,
at 2:30 o'clock, Friday afternoon,
November 23rd. Everybody interest
ed in music is invited to attend.
Admission free.