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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-08-17
Female Minstrel Show.

The female minstrel show will
hold the boards at the opera house
Tuesday night, Aug. 81, and the
management promises that it will be
just a little bit the best thing that
has ever been given by home talent.
The songs, jokes and dancing will
be right up-to-date, while something
entirely new in the moving picture
line will be shown. There will be
something like 20 burnt cork artists
take part in the program, and it is
said that the ladies who are to
officiate as s'end men" will have
some "side-splitting jokes TO crack y
Don't forget the date, next Tuesday
night.
Admission S5 and 30 cents, re-
served seats now on sale at Brennan
q Davis. The proceeds are to be
used in erecting monument to
mark the old Oregon trail.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-08-17

ago, did not know exactly what we
meant by our anti Mormon plank.
Now we have made it plain; that it
means the REVISION Of the test oath. .
will the reenactment of the test
oath have the effect of disfranchis-
ing nearly all the Mormons, or will
1t have the effect of breaking VI
church dictation?", Judge Stock
slayer was asked.
at will have the effect of break
ing up church dlctation. The test
oath will disfranchise any man liv-
ing in polygamy or any man holding
the dictates of his church above tn.
laws of the nation. look for it to
break up the church dictation rather
than to disfranchlse the Mormons. I"
GAS to other issues of this cam
palgn one of the most important
will be the exposure of the present
administration. Many of the de-
partments haye issued deficiency
warrants.
"We shall also attack the action
of the state land board in granting
leases on such extensive bodies OF
land to the big sheep growers IN
Fremont county as it has done.
The state land board has also CON-
mitted many other acts which will
be shown up to the public"
"Do you construe your plank
with reference to the Steunenb berg
assassination as an endorsement OF
the governors stand or the reverse?"
was asked.
"It can be construed as either.
We simply pledge ourselves to up
hold the law. That is always done.
The law, IN fact, takes care of that
itself and there was really no need
of mentioning it.
"The plank favoring the law
granting public prosecutors change
of venue will be an important thing
for the state. The plank I sugges.
ted myself?"
"What will be the effect Of your
plank referring to the 'six-blt' insur-
ance companies?"
cit will mean that every insur-
ance company that does not pay It's
San Francisco losses III full will be
barred from doing business in this
state"
Will the fact that the republican
party endorsed candidate for Uni
ted States senator in convention
strengthen them?"
eyes, I think 1t will"
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-08-17
ISSUES In THE CAMPAIGN.
Judge Stockslager Makes Public 4
Statement In an Interview at
Wallace.

The first int rview with Judge
Stockslager, after his nomination
for governor by the democratic con-
vention, was secured by the Wallace
Times, which quotes the Judge as
follows:
1.-The Mormon question will be
more potent than it was two years
ago." SAID Judge Stockslager last
evening. 1--WE will gain more by
i.lthis fall than we did in the prev
fous election. In the southern
connties we shall gain many gentle
votes and we haye nothing to lose
in the Mormon following. At the
same time expect to get votes from
many of the younger generation OF
Mormons:
ga great many people, two years
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-08-17
LIME PHOSPHATE ROCK.
Shipments are now Being Made
from the Immense Deposits
East of Town.

Shipments from the deposits of
lime phosphate rock, along Mont
oelier creek, were commenced last
Tuesday afternoon, when four teams
.rrlved at the loading brldge-plat-
form on the railroad spur. The
material Is consigned to the San
Francisco Chemical Co. at Martinez
California, to be used in the manu-
facture of fertilizers. At present
the rock is coming from surface
stripping, being conveyed to the
platform at the mine and loaded In
to the wagon by means of temper.
airy gravity tramway. The machin-
cry for the permanent tramway in
stallment will shortly arrive from
the east. Shipments can then lie
increased should the necessity arise.
Some four carloads have gone out
since operations were commenced
this week. The material has high
specific gravity, as compared with
bituminous coal.
An office will shortly be opened
i'll the building recently occupied by
Mr.. John A. Bagley. Mr.. w. f.
Ferrler, mining engineer, is in
charge of the work, assisted by Mr..
J. ]. Taylor and Mr.. R A. Sullivan.
Mr.. Sullivan will carry on the Office
work here and superlntend the
shipping in the absence of the en-
gineers.
The utilization of this phosphate
rock in the manufacture of fertilizer
is a new industry as regards the
western states, and consequently the
enterprise is still somewhat of an
experiment, but 1t is to be hoped 1t
will develop into permanent in
dnstry, one that will bring large
financial returns to the company
and immense benefits to Montpelier.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-08-17
GOES TO ROCK ISLAND.
Master Mechanic Tollerton VIII
Leave Short Line to Accept
Fine Offer.

A dispatch from Topeka, Kan.
Aug. Is, announced that w. J.
Tollerton, master mechanic for the
Short Line at Pocatello, had been
appointed superintendent of motive
power on the Southwestern Choctaw
division of the Chicago, Rock Island
d Pacific, with headqual ters at
Topeka.
The Poeatello Tribune of We'd
nesday evening, in commenting up
on Mr.. Tollerton's promotion, said:
s.It will be very gratifying to his
many friends, though not surprising
to those who know him best, to
learn that he has just been appoint
ed Superintendent Of motive power
and machinery of the Rock Island
Southwestern system, with head
quarters at Topeka, at a salary
slightly more than $500 month.
His jurisdiction will comprise nearly
5000 miles of road in the heart of
the Mississippi valley, reaching as
far south as FL Paso, Dallas and
Memphis, through to Birmingham,
north to Denver, east to Omaha,
St. Louis and Kansas City, and
equipped with approximately COG
locomotives, having under him eight
master mechanics and seven road
foremen of equipment, with as many
shop plants.
"Born in 1870, graduated by the
st. Panl High schools, practically
and technically educated in mechan-
les through study and apprenticeship
with the st. Paul q Omaha railroad,
Mr.. Tollerton has won his way up
on merit In the employ of single
road, beng now IN the prime of
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-08-17
The End OF the World

OF troubles that robbed E. Fl. Wolfe, OF
Bear Grove, Ia, OF all usefulness, came
when he began taking Electric Bitters.
He writes: "Two yeafs ago kindey
trouble caused me great suffering, which
would never have survived had not
taken Electric Bitters. They also cured
me Of general debility" Sure cure for
all stomach, liver and kinney complaints
blood diseases, headache, dizziness and
weakness or bodily decline. Price 5oc.
Guaranteed by Ritter Bros. Drug Co.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-08-17

Grand total. -. ....... 81, ,241 1903
While the total valuation shows
an increase over last year, a compar-
ison of this years roll with that of
last year, discloses the fact that the
improvements on unpatented lands
have decreased in value in one year
by 1925, bnt there are ls,610 more
acres of patented lands In the coun-
ty this year than there were last.
However, the improvements on pat
ented lands haye decreased in value
$1,000 since last year. The value
of city and town lots has increased
81, over last year and the i'm
provements on the same have in
creased $1,7l7 in value.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-08-17
0oIveston,s SEQ Woll

makes life now as safe in that city as on
he higher uplands. Z. W. Goodioe, who
resides on Dutton St., in Waco, Texas,
needs no eea wall for safety. He writes:
81 have used DR.. Kings New Discovery
for consumption the past five years and
It keeps me well and safe. Before that
time had cough which for years had
been growing worse. Now it's gone.'
Cures chronic coughs, la9rippe, Group,
whooping cough and prevents pneu-
mnnia. Pleasant to take. Every bottle
guaranteed at Ritter Bros. Drug store.
SOC and 81 90. Trial bottle free.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-08-17
a half miles of the great Gunnison
tunnel in Colorado.

- 1850 s~A'A~o - shS 6ASct NuhhAcos'
tunnel in Colorado.
"More than 32l miles of tele.
phone lines have been installed and
are now In operation; 2Ss miles OF
wagon road, many miles of which
were cut in solid rock in almost
inaccessible canyons, Ito bridges,
and 500 Office and other buildings
have been constructed.
"The works above mentioned
have called for the excavation OF
l7,4os,2ls cubic yards Of earth and
rock, the laying of 1s4.446 cubic
yards of concrete, 1884, 9ol square
yards Of rip rap and paving; 52,947
linear feet of p,ling haye been
driven.
"There have been purchased 1878
tons of iron and steel, 7,s47,3l2 feet
B. M. of lumber, and 159, 1928 bar
rels of cement.
"The government cement mill at
Roosevelt, Arizona, erected at cost
Of more than 800, 900, has turned
out $4,000 barrels of cement, and
Uncle Sans sawmills have cut
2.99s, 600 feet B. M. of lumber
from the government reserves, :"
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-08-17
C0UNTY'S WEALTH
The Assessed Valuation This Year
Is $1,AI,803.
$46,llO MORE THAN LAST YEAR
Valuation Of Railroad, Telegraph and
Telephone Lines and Assessment
Migratory Stock to be Added.

According to the county auditors
abstract of the assessment roll, Bear
Lake county's assessed valuation
this year is 81, ,241, ,sO3, which is an
Increase Of $46,IlO over last years
valuation. To this will be added
the valuation on migratory stock,
which Assessor Dunford is now
rounding up, and some other items
which will appear on the subsequent
roll, including which will be the
Montpelier grist mill, assessed at
$1,000. The total as shown here
does not include the valuation on
railroad, telegraph and telephone
lines, which will he fixed by the
state board of equalization now in
session. Last year the railroad,
telegraph and telephone lines in the
county were assessed at $4l5, 9o6.s0.
If no change is made this year on
these, it will bring the total yalua-
tion of the county up to about
$Y670, 900.
The valuations as shown by the
auditors abstract are as follows:
REAL ESTATE AND IMPROVEMENTS
No. acres patented land 134, ,480
Valueu at ....$ O5U, 20
Improvements on same. ....... 77.200
Improvements on unpat land. 3,190
WSlue of city and town lots. -. 100, 439
Value improvements on same I53y592
Value real estate and imps. :. $S73, 946
PERSONAL PROPERTY
Common cattle, SOS3 head, walls 90, 1896
Mich cows, l747 head, value 81 ,446
Common sheep, 1852 head. val 23.364
Grade horses. 1412 head, value 49.156
Stock horses, 1923 head, value. 12,345
Stations, 1S head, value. 49,. 4.242
Swine l84 head, value ...... 1856
Eight saw mills. value ...... $3.50
One planning mill. values, ..... 900
One grist mill, value. ....... 1000
Valne of goods, wares and
merchandise :. ............. 92.s35
Value ofmachinery j.. -. 1l,327
Value of vehicles and bicycles 1885
Value of musicsl instruments. 6,775
Money on hand. ............ 2s,93O
Total value personal property $867, 1857
Value of real estate, etc. 49,. 873.946
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-08-17
a Mystery Solved.

Chow to keep off periodic attacks OF
biliousness and habitual constipation
was a mystery that DR.. Kings New Life
Pills solved for me-" writes John N.
Pleasant OF Magnolia, Ind. The onl,
pills that are guarant ed to give perfect
satifaction to everybody or money re-
funded. Only 25c at Ritter Bros Drug
Co.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-08-17

Scrub yourself daily. you're not clean
inside. Clean insides means clean stom-
ach, bowels, blood, liver, clean, healthy
tissue In every organ. Moral: Take
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea. 35
cents. Tea or Tablets. Ask your Drug.
gist.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-08-17

Lewiston, Idaho, was visited by
a transform lrst Sunday that did
much damage to city property,
lille crops in that vicinity were
damaged to the extent of thousands
of dollars.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-08-17

Old maids would be rec and hard tc
fnd,
Could they be made to see,
How grace and beauty is combined
BY using Rocky Mountain Tea.
Ask your Druggist.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-08-17
NEWS OF THE STATE
Review Of the Weeks Happenings
In Idaho
AS CLEANED FROM EXCHANGES
Tales from Mountain and Vale Briefly
Told for Benefit Of the Examin-
er's Readers.

Told for Benefit Of the Examin-
er's Readers.
The socialists of Fremont County
have nominated county ticket.
Prof s. r. Macy has resigned
his position as state chemist on ac-
count of i'll health.
Grasshoppers are reported to be
doing considerable damage to al
ealfa in the Boise and Payette val
leys.
The last issue of the Shoshone
Journal stated that six rattlcsnakes
had been killed within the city
limits during the week.
w. w. Sterrett, aged 81 and
Mrs. Charity Wright, aged SO, both
Of Cove, Bannock county, were
united in marriage last Friday.
The Wyerhauser lumber syndicate
is said to have made $45, 200, 900
lollars on the increase in Northern
Idaho lumber values during the past
six years.
A Nebraska sheep buyer pur-
chased $500 head of sheep in the
vicinity of McCammon last week,
paying at the rate of $3.50 per head
for them.
Considerable damage was done to
the wheat fields last week in the
vicinity Of Franklin by hail storm
Some of the fields were almost total
ly destroyed.
A rancher near Weiser tried a
little dry farming this year on some
hillside land and as a result he
harvested As bushels of barley and
25 bushels of wheat to the acre.
Within q few hours the citizens
of Nampa subscribed $500 as a
bonus to secure a sash. door and
box factory. When completed the
factory will employ over 100 men.
Articles of incorporation of the
Middleton State bank have been
filed with the secretary of state.
The bank will open for business on
Sept. Is with capital stock Of
$40, 200.
The Natatorium at Boise has been
sold to the Boise Traction Co. for
$3.50, 900. The new owners will
make many improvements IN this
famous resort, the cost of which
will be about $4,000.
Herbert Booth has brought
damage suit against the Oregon
Short Line for SIC, 900 for the death
of his sister, Matte Booth, who
was kilted in Pocatello last October
by being run over by freight
train.
John o. Peters. an old resident
and prominent merchant of Council,
was arrested last Saturday on the
charge of arson. The prosecution
claims to have sufficient evidence to
convict Peters of having set fire to
the store of Lowe q Jones, against
whom he held grudge.
The citizens of Pocatello have
agreed to raise funds sufficient to
build bridge ucross Snake river at
a point about 90 miles northwest of
that town. The bridge is to be
built for the purpose of drawing
trade to Pocatello from large scope
of country which now goes to
Blackfoot and American Falls.
Two Moscow citizens who have
been working for more than two
years ON combined harvester and
thresher have at last perfected the
machine, which was given severe
test in wheat field one day last
week and worked to perfection. 1t
is said that the machine can be put
on the market for s700. The ma
chine cuts lO-foot swath and it is
alnsnnoI AhaA Auo snann NTH as,r
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-02
Yfsroeoieb srmifat.

8or einigsn Sagsn bena4ri9tigt'
Or. s. W. 8une in &i4monb, Snb.,
bic poli3ei, bab ibm Elm pfero .unt
Wassn seftOblsn mOroen ieien. Die
@sbsimpoli3ifen 6olB uno WanninQ
murosn nit Na9fOri&ungen beauftrasi
uno bra9ten In @rfabrung. oaB 8.
9outbat, Der feline WObnung @o. 1862
Wsft Rem Oort Strabe angiebt, on Den
9sibfan.8 efbsr 9arrp &OientbaI. 391
Soft @aIainaton Gtrabe, einen @ngsn
unb pfere au psrtaufen psriu9t bate.
Die @ebsimen bssaben F& gu SOutbai
uno tauftsn ibm oas pferb ab. Tua.
benz Der Sanoel abgei9lORsn mar, ga.
ben fs fi9 su erfennen uno SOutbat
9efano ben 9iebtabl Elm. ST tpurbs
oerbaftet.
Sr. BNns tpIroe bena9ri1ti9t, oab
isin ibm am 25. Npril a~effoblenss 81.
ssntbum surtd srlanst tuurce.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-02
0sburtstassfeier.

Msbr als IS Jrsunbe unb Jreuns
oinnsn bss 5srrn Carl 3obfahl battsn
fi9 ssftsrn abenb In Nid 2rsbsr's
Sals einssfunoen. I'm bas 81. @ie'
ssnfst unb auslei4 bic DsrlObuns bes
grfsren feiern gu belfen. DAB 9srr
9ofabl so Sabre oft mar, bileete
sigsntli9 feline ueberrai6uns, oaB aber
Elm 10 alter 2nabe fd nO6mals in &O.
fenfshsln eefanesr BADEN iolte, tuolts
ben ndbsren Sreunoen unb Befanntsn
burdaus ni4t sinlsudtsn. llno bD9
lieb f9 an Der Sbatfa9e ni9t 3tei=
feln; Die Braut mar ba, cine re9t ess
tpi9ttes 8raut, Die ss redt pobl ferti9
aebra9t bnbsn tpiirbe, ben arner @arl
gsb6ris unter Den pantOHel gu brinssn,
tusnrl es sbsn cine ri9ti9e 8raut GEE
tueTeti pdre. I'm elf ubr, aIs fi9 ale
idon mtioe seratben batten. uer bic
Sraut tpobl iein f6nnte, tDuroe bic
8erlobune formea protlamirt. mebrsre
alte Serren tbaten eth nebriges uno
thbtsn bic graut, bic fd barauf als
Serr Saeob g q m b E +
entpuppte.
Die reberraf9ung uno 8erbltRung
Der Mnueisnbsn fann man f4 beher
ausmalen, als He beiarie6en tueroen
fann.
Nls i9 Die auf 10 origineae @eiie
9upirtsn einisermaben erbolt batten.
errsi9te bic 10 iaOn re4t animirte
stimmung ibren 56bepunft unb mans
Dies @lds9sn tuuroe nod benz @o1Is
Der eltidliden .Braut" geueibt.
.gs NOR iebr .frib" als Die GeBten
i9 auf ben Seimpes ma4ten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-02
@cctaIer 1nsnnerefn.
Gente Mbeno ~regelmdbt9e
Wessa nebertretuns Der &am9=
Oroinau3 bstraft.

Die srfte Bsfrafune tusg,n nsbsrtrss
tuns Der &au&. Sroinun3 erfolgte sss
fern I'm POliaeissri9te. Der Super-
intenoent bss @epton.g lahpool-@ sbdu-
ses betannte f6 i9uloi9 uno Der goIis
3eiri&ter belsgie ibn nit elmer 8slbfrafe
bon sl0 nebf Soften; cine geweisauf-
nabme fanb niat HIATT.
Die tirSli9e gerftsans bss WapOrs.
naa usi3st fpdteiiens biz gum i. go.
bembsr ale SdOrnfisins NIT Rau9.
berbrtHnungs = 8orri9tun9en nerieben
fein m1Ken. fano auf oiefen Gaa teins
Armenbnng, Do Suoiou. i&on frtber
eias dbnli3e MufOroerung sugegangeu
mar; bic ihm In bsrielbsn gessben.
5rif mar fif,lih Gbaslaufsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-02

2ocaI.B etterberi@t
S65n unb etmas fibler beute Na6t
Oonneritas, i9pn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-02
@iess- 0ra6.
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@barles unb &oia Sonss, 2507 Bel
lsfontaine Str, Mdo9.n. - Gouaro
uno aatbrpn Ruilsose, 92S Ioro
Senate Abe., 9nabe. - &apmono g..
uno Ssnnis Sin, 1913 Camp Str,
3nabe. - Saplor uno Senrietta Sad
ion, 1852 Oanbss Str, anabe. -
Dape uno Bsdte @reiger, 90 g. Ga
pitol abe.. Wdb9sn. = 8eor9e unb
@fisla &oitman. 1117 8elefontains
Ctr, Rnabe. - Sohn unb Molie
@banes, 1872 NOrb @ef Str, Rdb.
den. = George uno 2ena @rispolb,
427 Sarbing Str, 2nabe.
8etraut.
@iniam @oof-Nelie &o9efer.
Wiliam 6. Bebnfe - CLARA pnttiion.
Sbeooore Walace @ertb - Wealtbp
gtbel 3inn bon Bridgeport.
@barles Wiaiam 2eitb = Soa Inna
8robe.
@bmarb BrOdimitb - glisabstb 2rrie.
5reb Waibinston - Gnnie g. 9arper.
Robert Wc9uH-Anna M. Smith.
@6arlss 70. Stumpb- Mnna Climber.
S6os. 9rausbn-N ueenee 6. pinfaro
8eforben.
Walter Mol, 2, eleanor Sripital.
-Soiepb Saptins, ~, % g. SroOts
foe Mbe.-Sotn Garter, IS. 217 Wef
IL. etr.-9 OrOibp &acsusI, 10 MO.
nate. 851 Wsf IL. Str. = Sobn 6i5s
eeralb, %, Gtabt. 5oipital. - gbna
Marins. 2, 1872 g. WifOuri Str. -
Soispb @rasnsds. 80, Staot'S oipitaI.
: @eOrge SOfman. 81. 1925 ROros
msffern Abe.-Sopbia Ru9snfein, 81.
548 2ineoin Ctr. = patrid Stub. 70,
sr msnihmsfsrn. - Nsn Me@loub, 8
Gage, 1906 81. gapitol abe. - @atbn.
rins SOD, 81, Ola g. Slinois Ctr. =
Sulia Sebnion, so. 418 Rantin Ctr.
-.2sna @atts, 81, Stabt = Soipital.
= Rarp 2ennsbp, 80, 1869 2ublop
Mpsnue.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-02
Silberue SDd5eit.
Dele Sreunoe iiberraidten Gas
Jubelpaar.
0Idnsenoe Seter.

Sm 2reiie 3ablrsiter 6reunbe feierte
aefern bas gpepaar Senrp 6. @ebling,
FOG 0irginia apsnue, bic 25. Wieoers
tebr oes 9o93eitta9es. Sn benz ben
erleu6tstsn SpsiisiaaIs batten R9 ebe1
bas Subelpaar uno bic nd9fsn 5a=
milienmitsIieoer our Safel seisbt, um
ben bebeutsnben Gag feisrli9 gu be-
9eben, als bic 9bir9lode srf6alte unb
bsrsin ifr6mten bic 6rsunbe bss Sabear
8ereins nit ibren 5ami.ien our gr6B.
ten llebsrrai9uns bss 6o9witspaarss.
Mit ben bersli9fen SIfduini6sn
iibsrrei9ten He bic berrli9sn @ei6snte.
pa Niemanb nit lseren Sdnoen er,
f4ienen mar. 10 purbs Der Slid bnlb
3u Helm, Inn bie rei9en IufmertIamtsis
ten 3u fafisn.
Balo bate bas tiberrai9ts paar ieins
Jreunbe in benz foi9en 6eim unteraes
bra4t. rm fe bepirt6er su f6nnen.
Die Scnfe unb bas So6lebsn beg
S~ubeIpaares nabmen fein gnbs, ollie
i4wslsten i'm 5O&3sitsiubeI. @rft
beim Wprsensraueu berlieBsn Die
5reunos nit ben beHen WhniGsn fdr
bas SOd3eitspaar bas suftli9e Saus.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-02

Die folsenoen nsuen 8eTelf9aften
lisbsn fi4 bsim Staatsietrstdr intor-
pprirsn:
vNmsrican Camp @laB @ompanp",
gbansbile; 2apital 800, 600. Sns
c%orporatorsn: Gbwarb %. Nnffsb, SEQ.
@. Nnfso uno artbur u. gnfeo bon
@cnnersbias, iOpie ellis 80. &pan
unb Soispb 6. 9elb BON @bansbile.
vMoroeeo Gun & Gii6ins Club.
Worocco. Sncorporatoren: D. 3.
Sabpr, Biaiam Boomers uno @eorge
O. Curtis.
EEL @its Canning @Ompanp".
EEL @itp; &apital $25, 900. Sncor-
poratoren: Sofepb q. SObfOn, 5reo.
s. Ssrrmann, Walter s. 5utbfeIner,
Senrp Baosr, pb;lipp s. @erner.
Charles We@plifier unb SacOb Sauier.
yWariap @as gpmpanp", Wariap;
Rapital $50, 0G0. Girectorsn: Sames
&. 2pnn. u. 8. @iltinfon, Jrant &.
pelton unb &. 3. @rap ben Detroit,
Wi&igan, uno @eorse 9. attiniOn
bon @oiben, Snbiana.
v@resncafle 3inc anb 2sao Winins
@Ompanp". @%rssneafle; @apital $780,
900. Sncprporatoren: Grancis W.
GpOu, gogsr 8. 9arris. Sfaia6 Der.
million, gImsr g. Sharp, 5rancis ".
Sass, Samss 5. Guifi unb Sabio 6.
9u9bes.
y6oOfisr SuOp COMPANY, Warion;
capital $12, 900. SncOrpOraioren /:
@eOrge garmean, q. u. Carl, WOrton
Stone. p6iIip Garod uno 6. u.
Walters.
y@arp Sanb COMPANY, @arp; @a-
pital SIC, 900. Sncorporatoren: 6.
s. Burlington, 6. s.. 3napp, 3. s..
Spman unb O. 9. Sborp bon @bi=
caeo, uno u. ). Rnotts bon 6am-
monb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-02

6ar "a Climber tn6tnb 7 uhr Tor9sns, 3. Tai.
@bieago, 2. Nai.
SIR Snbiana: SIM Glsemeinen f9Dn
bsute 9beno unb am Sonnerta9; fibler
beute NaGt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-02

BarerIaub n iB -
Settle uno Nora Sinbaa, &eparatu.
rem. 2541 g. Delnpare Str. $780,
Wartin Waims, Anbau, 1904 Saco.
mo Mbs.. $685.. Ranoolpb. @obs
nuag, Shelter Mbe. nabe Hsp BORT
Str, 5000. = =. 6. Smith, @obu.
baus. 718 gu4anan Ctr. 81, $50. -
2sslie 0stpitt, @obnbaus, 3O3 Wsft
80. Str. SO. 200. = Srant 5reemure,
anbau, 1927 Rsisner Ctr, 1875. -
q. 8. 1iatt, Wobnbaus, @snt-al aue.
na6e 80. Str, 50. 700. = Darn R.
Campbell, MObnbaus, 80. Str. unb
Salbott Mbe., 90. 1000. 30. 6. allen,
@obnbaus. 8slefontnine. aabe 90.
Str, $1,000. - Sobn 3. powers,
Wotnbaus, 1902 6arIan Str. $1,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-02
Maemauta= Sereta.

Der Aaemania unterftisun9s'Ters
elm belt esfisrn Gbeno in 9ofberr's
6aIs feline re~selmdbige Weriammlung
ab. Gin Sanbioat uurbe oils Wit=
slieb tn Den 8srsin aufgsnommsn.
Sas 8srgnfgungs. @omits bsri4tete,
baB bas am lsstsn Sonntag abaebal=
tens Stiftunasfsf in finan3is0sr ge.
3isbuna Elm iebr gutter @rFOls NOR; Elm
nambaftsr usbsri9ub tonnte Der 9aHs
sugsfihrt tDeroen.
SIN uebri9en famen nur 8outine,
@eiadfte CUR grlsoiguns.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-02
TbermcmeterFano.

Tbermomsterfano.
SS9Re aemperatur. 78 @ras
Riebrigfe Isu1psratur. 81
sc. &. BIbtbe,
SeetioussO Director.