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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-03-21
COMING EVENTS.
ELLSWORTH.

Friday, March %, at Hancock hall -
Song recital by Emory F. White, of New
York, under auspices of Helpsomehow So
ciety of Baptist church. Tickets, So and
25 cents.
Friday evening, March 80, at homs of
Rev. s. w. Sutton-Reading by Miss Agnes
Stafford, of Portland. Admission, Is cents.
Music and refreshments.
Friday, April 27, at Odd Fellows hall
Fair, entertainment and supper by Sun.
rise council, D. of L.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-03-21
l3 Bars
Of Good
Laundry
Soap
for Csc.

Sounds "bubbly", doesn't
it? Well, it's gospel truth.
We really ARE offering Is
big bars of our famous ARK
SOAP-a splendid laundry
article-for 25 cents. The
way folks buy this soap and
later come back for more
makes us think it MUST be
pretty good soap. It's the
kind of soap YOU had better
buy next time.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-03-21

Miss Annie B Baker. chiropodist and mani
cure, also giving facial and scalp treatment, is
in Ellsworth. Home appointments made.
Leave orders with Mrs. George Porter Smith,
Franklin St-Adpt.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-03-21

Folly and failure roost on the sanne
perch.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-03-21
SCHEDULE OF MAILS
AT ELLSWORTH PosT-oFFIcE.
In effect December 4, 1906.

NAILS RECEIVED.
FROM WEsT-7.l8 m, 6.l3 p m.
FROM EAsT-ll.s6 m, $50 and IO.l7 m.
NAIL CLOSES AT rosroFFICE.
GOING EAST m and $50 IN.
GOING WEsT-l1.30a a m, and 9 m.
No Sunday mail.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-09-15
Collector Harper's
First Visit Here

Hon. F. c. Harper, collector of
customs for the district of Puget
Sound, made his first official visit to
this port Monday, coming over from
Port Townsend on the revenue launch
Arcata. He went from here to East
Sound, where he lived for a number
of years, to spend the evening with
friends there and returned to Town
send the next day, via Roche Har-
bor, where his brother is deputy col
lector, concluding there his first in
spection of all the sub ports in the
district. He reports affairs through
out the district in excellent condition
While east OF the mountains he de-
cided to ecommend the establishment
of a new SUPPORT at Nelson, Okan-
ogan county, a new town one mile
from the Canadian boundary on new
branch of the Great Northern rail
road.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-09-15

Following are the names of the
delegates to the convention, by pre-
cincts:
IAN JUAN PRECINCT No. l.-C. Cogh-
Ian, D. Erickson, w. Begin, Jas,
Firth. 8. Stewart, John Dougherty
VIM. Oakes.
SAN JUAN PRECINCT No. 2.-Gene c.
Gould, o. III. Culver, J. L. Blair,
J. s. Groll, s. NJ. Bugge, D. B. Shull,
William Fowle, Warren Dightman.
C. III. Sutton, Sr.
SAN JUAN PRECINCT No. 3.-John s.
McMillin, Pete Kirk, DIR. VI. Cap
ron. VIM, Taylor, Bert Chevalier,
VIM. p. Smith, L. M. Harper, Fred
H. McMillin, Chas. Arend, Ralph
johnson.
LOPEZ PRECINCT No. 1.-C. E. Hartman,
Chris. Frederick son. G. P. johnson.
LOPEZ PRECINCT No. 2.-Thos. Graham,
w. F. Bolton, w. M. Taylor, John
Bartlett.
ORCAs PRECINCT No. III. M. Randall,
Peter LaPlante, L. b. Cooper, N. L.
Weiberg, E. VanBogaert, J. w. Scott,
Fred Krumdieek.
ORcAs PREcINCr No. IN. r. Gregg,
J. B. Fry. !. T. whitley, E. F.Temp
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-09-15
A Silly Primary
Subterfuge

One of the silliest subterfuges re-
sorted to by the Garrett Carter COM
bination previous to the primaries
Tuesday was the posting of a call for
rump primary in this precinct un-
der the regular notice posted and
signed by the precinct committeeman.
The regular call stated that the pri-
mary would be held at the court room
of the court house between the hours
of 4 and Z p. m. The rump call,
signed, 'tBy Order Republican Vot-
ers of Said Precinct said that the
primary would be held at the court
house commencing at ten o'clock in
the forenoon and closing at five O.
clock in the afternoon. It was pre-
pared by Attorney Garrett and post
by man who has been one of his bit
terest opponents. The precinct COM
mitteeman, o. Fl. Culver, simply Sc
cured an order from Commissioners
Donahue and Graham to the sheriff
directing him to permit the use of the
court room for the regular primary
"and for no other purpose. When
this was presented to Sheriff Nc
Crary he promptly tore down the
Garrett notices
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-09-15

delegates elected and entitled to seats
in the convention thirty assembled at
the time and place appointed and
after waiting more than an hour for
the other delegates to appear and
finally receiving notice that they
wolll not participate in the conven-
tion, proceeded with the business be-
fore it, John L. Blair was chosen
chairman and c. M Tucker, secre-
tary. The usual committees we're
appointed and as soon as they re-
ported the convention proceeded to
make nominations for the various Of
fees to be filed, as follows:
Representative-Gene G. Gould.
Sheriff-Edward Delaney.
Auditor Ethan Allen.
Prosecuting Attorney-W m
H. Wynn, Jr.
Treasurer-John P. Paine.
Assessor-T. G. Morrow.
Clerk-C. E. Hackett.
School Superintendent = N ellie
Sweeney.
Coroner-Dr. Geo. S. Wright.
WrecFmaster-Jas. Fleming.
Commissioner, End. district = NJ.
S. Donahue.
Commissioner, 3rd. district-C. A.
Kent.
The only contest was over the Of
flee of sheriff. Alfred Lawson, of
Roche Harbor, Joseph Thornton, of
Lopez, N. G.. Jones, Of Shaw island
and S. D. Robertson, Of Olga, we're
placed in nomination Two of the re-
gularly elected Olga delegates, D.
Bower and Ed. Doak, who pledged
themselves at the primaries to sup
port Mr.. Gould for representative,
had deserted to Shultz in consider
alton of promise that Robertson
should be nominated by the bolters
for sheriff. For that reason Robert
son received in the regular conven-
tfon only the vote of the one loyal
Olga delegate, T. G. Morrow. Mr..
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and threw his strength to Edward
Delaney, as compromise candidate.
The Friday Harbor delegation sup
ported him and after one more ballot
Mr.. Lawson also withdrew in his
favor, insuring his unanimous nomi-
nation.
The convention unanimously en-
dorsed Hon. John L. Blair as the
county's candidate for joint senator
and instructed the delegates to the
state and joint senatorial conventions
to do everything in their power to in
sure his nomination. The delegates
chosen are John S. McMillin, o. 81.
Culver, S. NJ. Bugge, w. E. Suther-
land, Geo. E Candy and Ben Har-
rison.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-09-15

NOW that the hardest fought pri-
mary election in the history of
the county, which has been upper
most in the minds of most of the people
for several weeks past, is over with,
the attention of citizens interested in
the material welfare of the county
will, it is hoped, be directed into
more peaceful and perhaps more
prof liable channels. With the date
set for the opening of the county fair
less than a month distant, a great
amount of work remains to be don e
TO insure it's success. The superin-
tendents of the various departments
have been appointed and most of
them are now actively at work with
their. assistants collecting and ar
ranging for exhibits. Every man
and woman in the county should help
the project along with encoura ging
words and such substantial assistance
as can be given without hardship or
serious inconvenience. The shares of
stock are only $500 each. Every
farmer and business man should
cheerfully take one or more. Sub
scriptions can be sent to w. J. Court,
at East Sound, or to Gene G. Gould,
at Friday Harbor, or to any member
of the board of trustees.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-09-15

lin, w. j. Court, G. B. Buxton, L. C.
Rudow, E. w. Harrison.
ORcAs PRECINCT No. at. c. Morrow,
Ed. Doak, Duncan Bower.
SHAW IsLAND-E. A. Glossop.
STUART IsLAND-Christ. Cook.
BLAKELEY PREcINCT-Mr. Fulton.
WALDRoN IsLAND-Ethan Allen.
The following platform was unani-
mously adopted:
The Republicans of San Juan county
in convention assembled again declare
their unqualified allegiance to the party
of Lincoln, Grant, Blaine Mckinley and
Roosevelt.
We congratulate the people upon the
vigorous, able, honest and economical al
milistration Of public affairs by repre-
sentatives ofthe Republican party, nation
al state and county.
We unreservedly endorse the brilliant
administration Of President Roosevelt
whose promises have been crystalized in
to action and whose illustrious achiev-
ments in statesmanship have received the
plaudits of the civilized world.
We commend and endorse the work Of
our Republican delegation in congress.
We heartily endorse the clean. business
like. economical and able administration
of Governor Albert e. Mead and the en-
tire state administration.
We favor the passags of Girect pri-
mary election law.
We welcome into our ranks many OF
different political faith who have declared
their allegiance to the Republican flag
and invite every voter of this county to
mite b 8 efforts with ours for the triumph
ant success of the entire Republican ticket.
The boiling delegates, represent
ing Orcas and East Sound precincts,
San Juan precinct No. l, Blakelsy
precinct and two delegates from
Olga precinct, organized rump con-
yention in room at the Tourist hotel
and nominated the following indie
pendent" ticket.
Representative-Wm. Shultz.
Sheriff D. Robertson.
AUDITOR. w. Frits.
Treasurer-John L. Murray
Clerk-C. L. Carter.
Prosecuting Attorney-W. &. Car
rett.
Assessor-E. w. Harrison.
School Supt. Nellie Sweeney.
Surveyor. E. Allen.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-09-15

7AS. SCRIBNER, one of the best
known mechanics and ship car
penters in the county, has entered in
to an agreement with Mr.. T. n. Nc
Millin, of Seattle, to superintend for
him here the construction of a fine
steamer for passenger service. The
vessel is to be 12O feet long and 20
feet beam, making her about the size
of the steamer Bellingham. The
lumber for her construction is to be
cut at the Friday Harbor Lumber
Cos. mill, the first order having al
ready been placed. The ways upon
which the vessel will be built will be
erected at Andrew Newhall's lagoon.
Work will begin about the first of Oc-
tober. The construction of the vessel
will give employment to number Of
men for several months.
Mr.. McMlllin is already the owner
of two steamers. He was not per-
sonally acquainted with Mr.. Scribner
until he met him here two or three
weeks ago. He had learned from
others of his efficiency as ship car
penter and had written him about
two months ago asking upon what
terms he would work for him. It was
then his intention to build the steam
er at some up-Sound point but Mr..
Scribner recommended that it be
built here and asked Mr.. McMillin to
come here and look over the situa ton,
which he did with the result already
noted.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-09-15

didate for the joint senatorship, was
in town the first of the week to visit
his sister, Mrs. S. N. Bugge, and her
husband and feel of the political pulse
here a little with respect to this
county's probable position in the con-
test in which he is most interested.
Jefferson and Clallam counties will
each have nine votes in the senator
ial convention and each has candi-
date for the senatorship Obviously
this county, with seven votes, holds
the balance of power.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-09-15
REPUBLICAN
TICKET NAMED

@RIMARIES were held through
~ out the county last Tuesday for
the election of delegates to the Re-
publican county convention which was
held here Thursday. OF the fifty-fve
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-09-15

Jones withdrew after one or two bal
its and several additional ballots
having shown little difference in the
relative strength of Mr.. Lawson and
Mr.. Thornton, the latter withdrew
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-09-15
WORK FOR THE
COUNTY FAIR
ID DEPARTMENT UPERINTEND
ENTS NOW AT WORK

Collector of Customs, f. c. Harper
Makes His First Official Visit
Here-A Silly Primary Subterfuge
ReSorted To in This Precinct
A Visit from Hon. VIM. Bishop.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-09-15
NEW STEAMER TO
BE BUILT HERE
ORDER FOR LUMBER PLACED
WITH LOCAL MILL

JAS. Scribner to Superintend the
Construction of the Vessel, Which
Is to be 12O feet Long and go feet
Beam and Built for Passenger Ser
vice.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-09-15
Candidate For Joint Senator

VIM. Bishop, one Of the members
of the legislature from Jefferson
county and now that county's can
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-09-15

The revenue cutter Grant went to
the west coast Of Vancouver island
this week to take on board and con-
vev to Seattle the bodies OF number
Of victims Of the Valencia wreck
found il 3 cave . few miles from the
scene Of the disaster.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-21
eps3ial= sttans Ses etaStratbs
am Momtas.

6iir nd9fen Wontag bat Wapor
8oufiualtsr cine Sps,ial.Gibung bes
Stabtratbs sinbsrufsn, in tpsl9er hbsr
beri9isbsns Gorbsrunesn an @slbsrn
fur Strubsn. beRerunssn unb 8au.
ten berat6sn tpsroen ioll.
Inter anbsren liegt bis In Der lsbten
rsgsImdbigen Sibung einssrsiats Or.
binana bor our BeuilIigung elmer
gonbausgabe gum gstrage bon $780,.
600 fur ben Bau elmer Stabtbale.
Die gountp @ommiRdre habsn bo.
einiger 3sit i9on bis fdotif&en Seb6r.
ben OffiBisa bsna9ri9iigt, baB bic bon
oenielben i'm @ourtbaufe benubtsn
&dums, am l.. Sanuar 1907 serdumt
tperben mhHsn.
Der Wapor iff bssbalb Der Anfi9t.
bab Der Bau sines eissnsn @ebdubss
CUR llnterbringung Der ifdbtii9sn Bus
reaus iofort In ansriff genOmmsn tuer.
ben iollte. Sb Der utiprtn9li9e
plan, nit Der Stabtbals Elm Mubito.
RUM ooer 2olofeum su perbinben, 3ur
Nusfabrung fommsn tpirb. ift nod
ni9t beifimmt; in Der In 3ebe iieben=
ben Orbinan3 ift bsr l3lan nit teinem
Worte beriibrt.
Bon Der 8eb6rbe fur 6ffeniiide Nr.
bsitsn tuerben sbsnfals meitere $15, 900
fur &sparatursn on gspHaifsrisn Stra.
Zen berlangt; bie fur ben 3wsd ur.
iprtnsli9 bewillist geiDeiensn $50, 600
Rnb nabeau bsrbrau9t. Mu9 bieie
Nnsslsg snbsit pirb aler 8orausR&i
mad In Der Sps3ial Sibuns 3ur
Spra9e fommen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-21
@oaen ss nidlt aufsebsn.
Beiiere r5Ieii6pro;efe" in Gusii4t.

2riminalri9ter Wlforo, Staatsan-
malt gensbict, Or. 6urtp unb Stats
gbsmitsr Barnard erfldren iiberein.
ftimmenb, bab fis trpB bes 8eripres
9sns pislsr Jlsii9bdnoIer, in 3uiunft
teine i&dbliaen prdIerpntibmittel mebr
3u ssbrau9sn, bic 8erfOlgung Der
6Ieii9er tuessn llsbertrstung bes @e.
isses ssssn Nabrunssmittsl gsrfdl'
i9un9 nidt aufssben psrben. Die
8eiunbbeitsbebbrbs mirb usi'
tsrs untsriu&unssn bon 5leii&prObsn
bOrnebmen unb auksrbsm fs6t bic gr.
bsbung bon wsitsrsn Anflagen euf
@runb bersiis fnitsebabter Jleii9.
untsriuaungen In Nusii&t.
Der moralif9s gfett bes tiir3li8 be.
snbstsn prrssiiss III Elm gutter, troboem
cine Wsruribsilung ni9t berteigefiihrt
murbs; Der gsrtauf BON gsbadtem obsr
gemablensm Jlsif9 i'm fdbtii4en
Warttbauis bat felt 8ssinn bss BRO.
seHss I'm etpa go big rs prosent obs
ssnommsn unb biss bilft piellei8t mebr
nIs GILES nnbsrs, bic 6lsif9er bonn @e'
brau9 bon fddbli1sn Subfan3en our
prsierbiruns ibrsr @aarsn ab3u'
haltin.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-21
Snbanappls, Snb, Samifas Sui
Nnsebots erSHaet
Sur gerbeiferunsen am ftabtii9en SoipitaI.

Die 8sb6ros fur 6ffsntli&s Nrbeiten
srofnete gsfern bis eingsgangenen I'm.
gebots far bic Qonfruttion zines neuen
Dampftsfels6auies bel benz fdbtii9sn
6Oipital. Dos nieorisife MnssbOt
tam bon Der 5irma %. g. Suneelaus
60, tusI&e nod bon benz Nr4itettsn
aoolf S9errsr angsfsrtisten pldnsn
bic Nrbsit far $40, 100 aussufhbren
bereit LIT. Anbsre Nnssbote marsn
einaeganasn bon @bas. 8. aufosr'
asios. $4,000; Sobn u. saumuaer
& Co., $40, 420; Branbt grotbsrs,
$40. 900; 5. s. pierion & Co.. SILL
180; Y@nmp Brot6srs, $12, ,496;
Serb. s. smud, sl2. 500. Der gau.
tontratt tuirb an oie Suneelaus 60.
ber9eben tpsroen.
Sas Sampftsfel6aus ift bic erfe bon
elmer Reibe bon 8erbeRerungen am
6Oipital, fur beren Musfabrung bic
summs bon 100000 3ur @srfiisuna
febt. Na6 anRat Der fdotii4sn Sc.
iunbbeits.geb6roe wirb Der Betra9 3ur
ausfiibrung aller notbusnbigsn Mrs
bsiten ni9t binrei9sn; nur bas brin.
eenbffe miro baber ausgefiibrt tpsrben
unb ,tuar In FOLDER 8eiie, bob es nit
6hlfe fpdter ftffig su ma9snoer Gel.
Der erm6gli9t wirb. bie &sparaturen
unb ueiteren alusbauten 3l bolIenoen.
Die nd4fe 8sr5eHerung wirb bic neue
6sisanla9e iein; pldne fur bisielbe.
auf 8runb melder Nngebote singerei9t
usrbsn i6nnen, tno uabe3u fettig 9e.
felIt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-21
Go miro bobe 3stt.

gDis uirtli9 notbwsnoig ss 1T, cine
eriinbli9e llntsriudung Der lid In allen
Strabsn bsfinoIi9sn slsttriiaen Sci.
tunssbrdbts borsunsbmen uno Miitel
uno Wege au finoen, bur& 2urai9lub
psruria9ts rnfdle su bsrbhtsn, 3eigie
qeFsrn tpieeer Elm unfaQ an Der Big
mard ape. uno @eit 10. etrobs.
gs lisgt bort Elm Strabenbatngeleiie,
msIGss our 3sit nidt benubt wiro.
tiber benz isbo9 nod bic r8rOllsp"s
9rdbte gsipannt Rnb. als ssfern
Taamittas I'm 4.9O ubr elm NIT orsi
pfsrbsn bsipannter @assn oisies @s.
leiie paifris, erbisltsn bic pf.roe pl6bs
LID einsn 10 Harlem elsitrii9sn S&lag,
baB he gu Boben fiRr3ten uno erff nod
geraumsr 3sit I'm Stanoe iuarsn wis.
Der auf3ufsben.
@lhdli9ertpeiie tpnrsn Der 1ubr.
mann uno bic In Der Ndbe bsfinbli9sx
paHantsn porf4tig genug, ii4 por Der
gerii6rung Der S9ieuen su bitten.
10 bab Niemano perlebt wurbe; nur Elm
porpibiesr Dumb tpuroe 3psimal bur4
einsn slsttrii9sn S9lag msbrere 5ub
bod In Dis 2uft sei8leubert, iObab sr
bor Samer3 heulsnb babonlisf.
auf msI9e Weiie bie s&iensn NIT
gleftrisiidt gsIaoen murben, iOnnte
ni9t iOsIsi4 fsffssffelt msrosn unb
lange 3sit nod benz gOrfal mubtsn
paHanten auf BITE orobenoe @efabr
aufmertiam ssma9t tusrben, Inn tpsi.
tsrs rlnfdls su berbhten.
Soffsntli9 fe6en R4 bie fdbtii&en
Beb6rben angeR&ts o,s tragif9sn
8obss bes polisifsn 9olbp unb Der
F9 In turaen 3wii&enrdumen trieber.
bolenben llufdas, bic sbenfo Isi9t lusi.
tsrs Wsni9.nIeben forbern i5nnen,
psranlabt, BET Der strabsnbabn. uno
Der sIsttrii9en 2i&tssieai&aft auf 10.
fortias abbhIfe su orinsen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-21

elmer gretutib.S SiBung ber
ftdotiI9sn partbsb6rbe batten bic Wit.
gIieoer NIT Mapor gootmalter eins
Bsiprs9ung iibsr ben Na9folser bes
ftir3li9 aus Der geb6rbe ausgeT9isbe.
men gommiHdrs 2aud. Wer bie gr'
nennung erbalten tuirb, ift nod ni&t
entidisbsn; tpie bsrlautet, fno bret
2anbioaten i'm 6slbe uno wirb fi9 Der
Wapor tn ben nd9fen 8asen fur einen
oe,islbsn snti9!iebsn.
Der 3immerm n n Gorref
Buell., De: in Jort 8sniamin 6arriion
nit Mlba Cole sine S&Idgerei bate
uno bsspsssn usrbaftet wurbe, iit bonn
gunbes-gommifdr @barIes %. Woore
untsr elmer Bhrsi&aft bon $500 ben
gunbes. .@robsei4worenen tiberwieien
worben. Da Der tbdtli&e An9rtff auf
Cole auf bsr Bunbss'%egierung 9eb0'
rigem @runb unbBobsn fattfanb, Rno
bte Stnatssgsbbroen fur ote Aburtbei'
lung bss GalIss ni&t auifdnois. 6dtte
Buell. bic bon ibm berlangte Ghr9i&aft
ni9t fsnen tbnnen, 10 bdtte er Bis CUR
nd9fn eibuns Der gunbes.@ @robge'
f&worenen, bie nur 3ue!mal TIM Sabre
suiammentommen, TIM @efdngnib per'
bleiben mhRsn. I'm fol9e @eiterun'
gen In 3uiunft su bermeiben, iolen
arrangements eetrofen iuerben, bat
bis etaats.geb6rben bsrartige tletners
Wsrgsten aburtbeilen ionnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-21
Snbaber bon .,bltnoen S9wein=
dJen"
Inter 9lnflase seffelt.

@sgsn As psrIonsn wurben geferu
bon ben @roBgei9worenen Mntlage1
erboben. 3wan3ig oerielbsn ri4ten
fi4 gessn periOnen In WaibinstOn
8otunf6ip, bic In uno bet 8roab
&ippls Bisr unb Spirituoisn nertauft
baben foaen, obne TN gefiBs elmer 2i-
cen3 3u fsin.
Dor unaefdbr apsi Wo9en trat In
WaibinetOn Sopnibip cine y8lantet-
Remembrance" in 3raft, na9 msl4sr
Der 0srtauf ausr altoboIbaltigen &C.
trdnts fur bic Sausr bon susi Sabren
bsrboisn iif. Ssitbem iollsn cine gan3s
an3abl Watsrialw1arsnbdnolsr, Npo.
tbefer uno anoere qsriOnsn fog. y blinbs
S9wsin9en" betriebsn baben. Die
Nameu Der aneetla9tsn perionsn tuur-
ben ni9t bstannt gsgsbsn, ba fd bies
ielben nod nidt In Saft beFnben.
Wis Der @ountpanmali ertldrt, Fnb
genhsenbe gsmeiis borbanbsn, um In
iebem sin3slnen 5alls cine Derurtbsi.
lung berbsiftibren ju f6nnsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-21
&tberfoe=Yarf.

I'm ben RipsrRos parf nod NIT mel.
tsrsn Nttraftionsn aus3ufattsn. bat bic
ffdbtiids partbsb6rbe bsi9lohsn, ale
bisbsr tn oen iibrissn 6ffsntli@en parts
psrifreut ssbaltsnen uilben Sbisre bort
3u bsrsinigsn. gs lou babur9 bie
@runblage fur einen rsgelre9ten 3oolo-
sii&en @arten geie9t wsrben. No9 In
bieiem Sabre follen bic n6tbigen Quar-.
there I'm RiberIibe parf bergeri9tet tper.
ben, ioaab bic 8biers nit 8ssinn Der
nd1ffsn Sniion nod bort tbsrfiibrt
tperoen f6nnen.
Riberfbs parf nit isinen bislsn ori.
ginsasn unterbaltunes. @slsgenbsiten
srfreut fi9 nod mie bor zines rs4t
regen geiu4s.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-21
nnterindnng gegelt ben
yGistrnit" fOrtgeiebt.
Sisher penise Reiultate er.
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Der fdotii5s Jnipsttor fir @swi&te
unb Maabs, SRoor WulfIon. tpuree
am Samitag gormittag bon ben @roB.
esi9uorsnsn i'm 2riminalgeri9t In Der
l1ntsriu9ungsIa3s gsgen ben log.
,gistruf" psrnommsn. grfa9te aus,
onB tlsinsre gisbdnoler In Der Staot,
usl9s bon ben srOBsn gisssieli9aftsn
ibr gis gum gertauf bssis6sn, geauun.
gen tphrosn, ben prsis fur @is 10 bod
81 6altsn, als bic groBen gis9eiea.
i9aften islbsr bas gis I'm 2leinbsrtauf
abgsben. gsfOlgen ie bisie Anuei.
Jung ni9t, 10 srbaltsn Es fein gis ms6r
bon ben eroBsn gisssie0i9aften.
auBerbsm tparen nod mebrsrs 2uts
f9sr bon giswasen uno 6srr %. q.
goonIs bon Der goonis=gaplor See 60.
bpr ben @rOBgsi4worensn. 6err
goonis bate bic psrfdngli4e 5rage
ben grOssei@wOrensn gu beant'
portsn, narum feline gisgdeaf&aft
aIlsin bas SIS In Of.Jnoianapolis
unb Srbinaton Iisfsrs, obns bab irgenb
uel9e amber. gisbdnblsr ben Uerfu4
MAIDEN. aud In iensm Difritt gis su
bsrtaufen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-21

Asburp Silbep fren9te segen peter
8. NeeIsp cine 2laae auf $4,000 S9a.
beneriab an. 6eit bem 80. SuIi 1900
III ber Derflaste 8efbsr elmer 6arm In
Gafleton uno Der 2ldger tuar BET tim
an9eaeut. Der 2ldaer fisI betm Us.
IuOsn bon 6su bur& bis Wa1ldifgtett
bes Uerfla9ten bonn Wagen unh 3o9
R& f&mere @srlsbun9en au. Auf biefe
Werlebunsen begranbst Ct bic 2Iaee.
Wiuiam 8. Smith berflasts bie
american 9ominp 60. auf $4,000
@4abeneriab. Der 2ldgsr tpurbe am
8. Sec. 1904 betm DerIaben BON
eddsn f9wer berlsbt, inbent Sdde,
bie bod auf9si&i&tet waren. auf tim
6sruntsrRhr,ten. Auf bieie Werlebuns
gen be9ranbet Ct bie Rlage.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-21
8eb0rSe far Sfsmtltae Mr6sitem.
Mnssbote tpurben eingersi9t

Mngebote tuuroen eirl9erei4t:
STR gsmsnt. .Ssitenpsgs unb &anb.
fsine tn Der Nstp Serfsp Strabe bor
Ser 81. Biz 3ur 80 Ctr, W. @aIbmea.
$1.51; u. 6. WeisIer, $1.00; s. Rp'
bsrts, $1.O2; 8. 3. 6oB, $l.13; 5,
M. 2adsp. $1.33; Wiuiam $. 9aI.
$1.34.
Gtr gement-Seitenusee In Der Be-
Iapare Strabs bon Der "a. Biz 33.
Str, Warion @alomsl, $l.55; u. 8,
Nsislsr, $1.3l; Sarrp Robsrts, $l.34;
s. .. SOB, $1.16; Wiliam $. Sau
80; s. M. 2adsd 81 %; @anb'
feline $l.36.
gntsaltise MnI8ldSe wurben gutge
bsibsn 5hr gsmsnt=Ssitenuege OF
Der Ssmpls Wusnue bon IL. big aul
Is. StraBs.
RsIolutionen tpurben an9enommen
6hr gadfeinpfaferun9 Der Jabr
ftraBe In Der Mllsp n6roli4 Der 10.
Strabs bon Der golsse bis 3ur Aib
lanb Nbs.