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Milford chronicle., 1906-05-11
New Real Estate Brokers.

There is always room foe those who
will work, and Milford is to have new
firm ofreal estate brokers in the persons
of Foster & Marshall, who are located
in the Marshall Block, en- North Wal
nut street. Their card appears on an.
other page Of this paper.
Milford chronicle., 1906-05-11
National Guard will Camp near Newark

The site for this years. summer en-
campment Of the First Delaware In
fantrv. National GHard Of Delaware,
which will go in camp Oi' Saturday
Tulv 81. and remain to July %, will be
on the Morrow farm, near Newark.
Milford chronicle., 1906-05-11
A Milford Business Changes Hands.

Thomas Davis, formerly associated
with H. w. D. Moore, has purchased
the. general merchandise business from
Mrs. Gardner at the corner of Front
and Walnut streets.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-10-30


The demand for cotton pickers remain
about as strong as usual and the picker
are are all flush with the coin Of the realm
The las, Saturday business Of the Bryal
merchants was something enormous in ,h
aggregate
Jacob Perkins and daughter. Mis-
Rachel Perkins, returned to Houston Sun.
day after visit to Mrs. Perkins who Is so.
loufning with Mr.. and Ms. ]. R.ColIie,
at their home near Bryan, and recupera,ine
from an illness.
Kisses Lila Graham MeInnis, Malcolm
Melnnis and Jessie Garth have returned
after visit to New York and ..o,her east
ern states, accompanied by Miss Christian
OF Mississippi, an aun, Of Misses McInnis.
and Miss Norma Calhoun Of firus,on.
The ons-fourh interest Of Mrs. w. n.
Webb in the Bryan Brick Warehouse has
been purchased by NE Bryan Press Com
pany which is now sole owner Of the prop
er'y' The lease on the property does not
expire until August /, 1907, and there will
be no change in the management until
tina, date.
frank Myers has accepted position as
travelling salesman for the Kokomo Steel
and Wire Company Of Kokomo, Ind,
with headquarters sn Houston, and will
move with his wife to that city and enter
upon bis duties Dec. l. Frank Is a hus-
tier has travelled extensively and will make
good on the road. The removal Of Mr..
and Mn. Myers from Bryan will bring re-
gre' to their many friends.
An accident is reported from College re-
sul'ing in the serious scalding Of Mr.. w.
NJ. Jensen, a student Of the A. and NJ.
whose home is at Coolidge, in Limestone
County. Mr.. Jensen was at work in 'sthe
laundry there wheu a steam pipe broke
and a JET Of steam and hot water was
thrown into his face, resulting in a severe
scald for the face and upper part Of the
body. His mother and brother are at his
bedside.
Mr.. {. w. Wright, representing Chase
* Sanborn Of Chicago. the largest coffee
house in the United States, was at the store
of I'd Hall Saturday and Monday tfor
demonstration Of Chase & Sanborn famous
teas and cofees. In addition to serving
these fragrant and delicious drinks he had
a complete and attractive display Of Chase
* Sanborn goods. Callers were numerous
on both days and all patrons well pleased.
The Chase & Sanborn Peoplesown their
own coffee plantations in Java.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-10-30
cARS0N-ROYALL.

Mr.. T. f. carsoni!andi Miss
Martha Royal of the College,com-
munity iwere married, Sunday by
Rev. NJ. X. Kelly of this city at
the home of the minister. The
groom is son of Mr., andI Mrs.
Curtis carson, '.and thei bride "a
daughter Of. Mr., and Mrs. r. r.
Royal, and both were reared in
the College community. The
bride is young lady of many es-
Unable qualities OF mind and
heart and the groom a worthy
young man. They have many
friends who unite in wishing them
happiness. Mr.. Carson
is employed on. the A. and NJ.
College farm.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-10-30

w. II. Morgan Of Reliance was in the
city yesterday.
J. w. Mathis Of Reliance was in the
city yesterday.
Horace Ferguson OF Tabor was in the
city yesterday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. J. I. Ray. Sun
day, twin boys.
Mrs. J. n. Cole returned Yesterday after
yisi, in Dallas.
Mrs. d. Giles and children returned to
Millican yesterday.
Mrs. J. NJ. Soles was a visitor from
Wellborn yesterday.
Rev. j. c. Huddles,On OF Milliean was
in the city Yesterday.
New arrivals in hand purses and belts.
Wagner s Brandon. ESQ
Miss Mai Wilson returned yesterday
after a visit In Dallas.
For the best Of everything in life insur-
ance see X. G. Tabor. 2Sz
Geo. w. Smith and Miss Hettie smith
visited Marlin Sunday.
Mrs. o. II. Astin arrived from Mum
ford Sunday afternoon.
New novelties in combs and comb sets
at Wagner s Brandons. $50
The newest in belts and and hand bags
al Wagner & Brandons. 2S0
Miss Occia Maxwell Of wellborn was a
visitor TO the city yesterday.
House for rent q. C. Niece place..
Apply to Mrs. +. J. Lynch. 279
Miss Essie McSwain OF Rock Prairie
was 4 visitor to Bryan Sunday.
Tom Skains Of Nesbht is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. W. n. Walker.
For Rent-Dwelling house near Allen
Academy. Apply to Mrs. J. W. Leigh. |
PSI
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-10-30

Ralph Dunn visited Hearne Sunday.
X. ]. Bailey visited Calvert Sunday.
A. l.. Evans went to MeSia yesterday.
Lueien Reed went TO Marlin yesterday
]. w. Dyer left for Corsieana Yesterday
]. Allen Myers spent Sunday in Dallas.
Jim White was on the sick lis, yesief-
day.
]. b. Stevenson visited Mumford sun
day.
John South OF Simon,on was in the city
Sunday.
r. A. Fraser wa, here from Calvert
Sunday.
Col. NJ. W. Sim, returned from Dallas
yesterday.
]. W. Allen left sunday to yisi, Min
eral Wells.
Cliff A. Adam, left sunday Tor Shep-
ard. Texas.
Roy Buchanan LET, yesterday morning
for Houston.
Jno. E. Finley wen, to franklin ye,ter-
day morIHe.
Fred Pryor lef, yesterday Tor Austin and
other points.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-10-30
ENGINEER CONES THURSDAY.

Owing to the rush of Saturday
business Mr.. Ed Kennedy was not
officially advised of the action of
the stockholders meeting on the
trolley line proposition until Satur-
day night. Mr.. Law received a
letter from Mr.. Kennedy yester-
day stating that he would be de-
layed in sending his engineer to
make preliminary surveys until
Thursday of this week, which is
/.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-10-30

Mrs. :. L. Dunlap and son, Will Dun
lap, arrived sunday from Somerville TO
visit relatives. Mr.. Dunlap has retu rned
home and Mr. Dunlap Is the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. 5. Gamer.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-10-30

Wanted a, Once-A young or middle
aged white woman 70 assist my wife in
care OF children and general homework.
Permanent place for the proper person.
]. J. Ray At Bottling works. 279
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-10-30
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

I.&G. N. SCHEDULE
SOUTH BOUND TRAINS.
No. i0i arrives At..........4:H p. m.
NORTH BOUND TRAINS.
No. i02 arrives at ......... 1910 n. IN
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-10-30

So very unsatisfactory unsatisfactory clothes. II
they do not t you always feel it, If they lose shape
you always it. If they lack style it seems to re-
fleet on your good taste
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-10-30
THE Three CRACES

OF mode material and makeup all essential n'the
clothes sell. The lack ofeither one would detract
from the garments. Our lines at
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-10-30

combines the important elements Of mode material
and makeup. Investigate the merits Of our clothes:
you'll profit thereby
New-York tribune., 1906-10-28
n HUGE MOTOR TRUCK.
Designed to ConUey Great Telescope
Up q Mountain.

Grand Rapids, Mich Oct ga monster
gasoene-electric automobile truck, designed and
constructed for the specific purpose of moving
| 10 the top Of Mount Wilson. Pasadena.
Cal. the largest telescope in the world. has
Just been completed in this city
One of its peculiar features is that II drives
through all four wheels. each being hollow and
having electric motor within it, and it steers
with all four wheels, making the shortest turns
possible and affording the widest range in its
manipulation The power is supplied by small
electric plant which it carries with it-an cleo
the dynamo directly connected with a gasolene
engine supplying current to the four individual
motors, instead of the ordinary storage battery.
The telescope which is to be moved to the
mountain top is being completed at Pasadena,
and work on the lens of the instrument has
been in progress about three years. This lens
measures 60 inches in diameter or 20 inches
more than the great Yerkes telescope, which
is the largest in the world This mass
Of glass weighs ton alone, but there are
other parts of the instrument still more ponder
GUS and the heavy casting of the base weighs
five tons The parts OF the giant star-gaznS
tube are nearly ready TO be mounted in the OBJ
servatory at the top of the mountain The
task of getting them there. however, proved
one OF the most serious problems in connection
with the great telescope undertaking.
nine miles from Pasadena, and in that distance
there is rise Of about 5000 feet The mountain
trail is rough and precpitous, at some points
turning in with radius OF only fifteen
feet and at others having perpendicular walls
of rock narrow ledges overlooking steep preci-
pices where a slip would mean fall of hun
dreds of feet Over such a road it seemed i'm
possible to carry the heavy parts Of the big inv
strument by any available means of transporta:
ton. and the building of railway to the top Of
the mountain was considered. among other
schemes
After much deliberation and careful study Of
more than a score OF plans G. W. Ritchey, su-
perintendent of instrument construction adopted
the plan of improving the roadway to the top Of
the mountain and employing this specially de-
signed automobile truck. The sum of $4,000 Is
now being expended in improving the trail and
converting 1t into eight-foot roadway from
| the base of the mountain to the observatory.
No attempt made to obtain speed results
| IN designing the car. The truck is expected 10
go seven miles an hour level roadway and
! about two miles hour in climbing the noun
tain fully loaded in either case. The average
load In moving the telescope will be about five
New-York tribune., 1906-10-28
SCHEME WORKED TOO WE'LL.

John Ingrs, the crop expert of MINNEAPOLIS.
had been describing to a reporter some of his
forecasting methods
You see," he ended. laughing, these forecasts
don't seem so remarkable when you know
how to set about making them. The result
doubt is wonderful enough: yet the method OF
obtaining it is simple.
Simple methods give always the best results.
You know the story of the paror maid and the
two young men?
well. a certain clever parlor maid hurried TO
her young mistress one evening and said breath
lessty:
.'Oh. Miss Fanny, both of them young gents
you are engaged to has called, and they're in
the parlor together, and somehow they've found
out you've been false to each and It looks to me
if there's going to be some terrible trouble
What shall / do? What shall I do? Miss
Fanny moaned. as her powder puff dropped from
her nerveless fingers.
"Til fix IT. said the clever maid, after mo-
ment of deep thought TIL go and say you're
crying your eyes out because your pa has lost
all his money. Then you can keep the one what
stays
Good, good" Miss Fanny cried
The maid withdrew. Some minutes passed
Then she returned with awed face
Both gents is gone she said"
New-York tribune., 1906-10-28
TOO CONDENSED A FORM.

X Lincoln Lippitt at a meeting of the Amez1-
can Automobile Club, was talking of a certain
valuable but rare work on automobiling
After trying to buy the book" said MI Lip
pitt at every booksellers 1 could think of I
was told that might perhaps get IL at a certain
library.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-28

They had a, sure enough, at this library. but
# was out tried again. and Il was out: again
and it WAS sttn out
when WIN be ahls 10 gst this bookr said
to the clerk st tast. In some impahencA
TIN sure dnnt know ehs c3erf answered
at1y. But vs'vo got II. an rxh4 fr,s IN tho
catalogue
New-York tribune., 1906-10-28
WOMAN'S OPPORTUNITY.

Meeting q Negro, certain Southern gentle
man ASKED him how he was getting on.
The Negro assumed a troubled look and re-
p1fed:
-Oh. SO tArs phyzdcality goes, I'm all right;
New-York tribune., 1906-10-28
ONLY RESTING.

Alessandro Is an adorable infant-to his
parents One day his mother. to punish him,
deprived him Of his fruit at dinner He yelled
at the top of hts voice for two hours and then
stopped.
We'll" said his mother. "are you going to be
good? Have you finished cryfng?'
NO" replied the boy, y have not finished
Tn only restngv-H Motto per Ridere
New-York tribune., 1906-10-28

but sure do have ma troubles VIII ma vffe.
Wei Sam. I'm sury to hear that What
seems to b The n11tterf-
She thinks money grows trees reckon
All de time seAe keeps pestzfH me for pinch O.
changa II IT amt a doIlah ft-s haif or q quarter
she wantK"
What ON earth does she do with the money!"
7 dunno Amt nEv2h Efve her none yet--
Phffadelphia Ledger.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-28

Yes said know 1t h; but In so con-
densed form that can't read IT.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-30
Snotasa @etter : @o4en=
8ertmt.

Die Snoiana NbtbeiIun9 bes Der.
Staten Wsttsr.8 Bureaus bsrbHsntli9t
unterm 26. Stunt f~olgsnbsn Wstterbes
ri9t fiir bic ON MOniag abgsIaufsns
8sri9tspo9e:
Die 8emperatur pdbrenb Der eben
~bssnbetsn Wo4e mar In allen Sbeilen
beg Gtaatss unter benz Wnrmalfanb;
Der Gsblbstras In S%noianapolis mar
i'm Sur9i8nitt 8 Grab tdsIi9. So
pObl bic Saa. pis bic Na9t.S smpsra.
turen warsn uusew66nIi9 fabI. bod
mar Der Ibffano bon Der Normal-S Semi
peratur bauptid9li9 tDdbreno Der ab'
norm tiblsn Nd9te su beoba9ten, mo
bic Ssmperatur BON As biz 60 Grab
ranetrtsu. Die Sages.S emperatursn
ibsri9ritten GO Grab uur In Mt. Ser.
non, poiep Co., mo bic Ssmperatur
am l9. CUNT "a @rao, am 2o. Snnl
90 Grab bstrug. Die Witterung bra4te
gew6ltung, nit frii9sn Bis gu bsftissn
Winben am 90, 81. unb %. SUM-
unb hdufige, gut bsrtbsilts Rssen-
Ii9auer, uelte nit Iasna5me einiger
rusnisen 8esenosn allen gebirfniRen
geniisten. Sn Sbeilen bon @ibicn
unb 6teuben Counties NOR Der Reaen.
fan stpns ,l ftart. iObab Der 8obsrt 81
mob ftr ben pfug purbe. @euittei
tamerl am 49,, co., %. uno g..
Stunt por. Nm %. wuroe i'm iibli9sn
8beile bes Gtaatss, aumal In @ibfor
unb pite Counties ifelsnwsiis betrdat.
li4sr S9absn angeri4tet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-30
Stan brauht miht uiebr auf bi

Nau braudt ni9t miebr auf bic
RebOlution In &uBlanb 3u warten; He
bat tbatid9Ii9 i9un bsgonnen. Wen1
Die Soloaten i'm 2autaius In ofsner
@srfammluns BsI9lhHs faRen. bab He
TN Sale zines Ausbru9s i1euer Subsns
beben bieFs esssn bic 8sbbrbsn iddbsn
tuerbsn, 10 III bas cine 2riesssrtldruns
gegetl bic Rssieruns. uie He ni9t beut.
li9sr ausseipro4eu ueroen tann. Iehn'
Ii9s grfldrunssn anberer Resimenter
laKsn srisbsn, oaB In Wirtli6teii In
Der ruifi9sn Nation gar feline f.ino'
fsliss Stimmung sesen bic Suosn
berri4t, ionoerr oab bisie. tuie frtber,
BON benz 8eamtentbum anaeihtirt tpiro.
i'm bic aufmsrtiamfeit bon i6rsm
Sreiben ab3ulsnten. Sn Der prieftsrs
f4aft i9eint oieielbs @timmung ob3u.
tualten. Der niebere 2lsrus, Der bic
2eioen uno Jreuoen bes Bottles tbeilt,
ftebt auf befsn settle uno be9t teiTen
8rOG gegel bic Suben. gs 1T bios
Der obsre 2lsrus. fir tueI9en basS9su
ial pObtsoOnafisf bOrbiloli9 TT, Der
nit Der Reattion i'm 8unbe febt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-30
Mit benz 4. W6ra nGh1en Sahrl

Nit benz 4. Wdr3 nd9ifen Sabres
tuerben i'm Bunoesfenat breibig Sibs
fret; babon fnb our 3sit fhnfasbn bon
ben Republifanern uno finf3sbn bon
ben Demotraisn bsfsbt. Nn benz Ser.
bdltnib Der bsiben partsien su sinan.
Der birfts R9 nod benz 4. Mdr3 tuenip
dnosrn. Die Gemotratsn babsn einsu
SIP bereits berlOren, Oregon, unb bic,
anoere Fno unR4er; ie elmer Dor
Stabo, colorado unb Wontana. auI
rspubliianii9er Settle treter Uatan3er
elm In Waiue, Rbobe 5slano, Rsu
Ssrisp, 9sIauars, Wsf 0irsinia, Mi'
9isan, 5ainOis, Soma, Winnsiota
Qanias, Webrasta. Shb 9atota mi
Wpumins. Bon ben absebenoen Ss'
natorsn III Robert J. @amble bon 6al
Datota spiebsr aufgeRsllt. Au& If
taum su~eifelbaft, bob Wiliam g
Jrpe In Waine, W. Wurrap Crane Ii
Waha9uietts, Stelbp W. @uQom II
SIinOis. anuts EsIfon IN Ninneiot'
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-30

Die IL. Gonpenttorf Der
gpwortbs2iga Der @ineinnatisD ipifon
Der beutf9en @entral-@ onferena nabm,
sefisrn Na9mittas tn Der grff.n beuts
f4en Weibeoifen.2 ir&e an Der Sds bes
Nsu BORT. unb Sem Ssriep Sirabs
ibren anfaug. Die Sibungen ueroeu
nod teute, morgen unb Wontag III
anfpru@ nsbmen. Die Beamten be,
2iaa Hnb: 0arI 9. Rod. Cincinnati,
prdRosnt; 1ernbarb g. SattIsr, Sn.
oianapolts, Grdulein Oliba @ul3er.
6amilton, O., unb Sobn 5erssr 2an.
r%eneeburg, Uiee.p rdfoenien; Reb. Gre.
berid gramer. Cincinnati, eefretdr;
Grdulein Carrie Rnoop. Tstuport, 2p,,
S&abmeiRer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-30

abssfH6rt tuerben. au4 mthen BITE
glsrfs Der 8unbesasri9te prompt ab.
rs&nsn. s. bat ftd ndmli9 bod her'
ausesfslt, baB eth FOLDER @lert on
einsm Sage 1886 vsrtra ma9te".
Die pisl bsfpro9sne a9ttunoen'
Bill tpuros bonn Arbsits' 2omite gut.
ssbsiBen, ss mar aber 81 ipdt. fe I'm
3Onersb bur&3ubrinsen. Die anti-
Sniunttion.g Bill tpirb aud ert In Der
nd9ftsn gonsreb-S isuns 3ur abfim.
muas tommen.
9is grhaltuns Der granbioien Nia.
CARA. Sdls tuurbs aud bur9seiebi, OBJ
pObl ss i9wierig mar. bic gseignsts
Geisbssbuug gu furmulirsn. Die Be-
fhrportsr elmer sr0Beren Warine fnb
NIT ben Mabnabmsn, uel4e in bieier
8e3isbuns angsnommsn tuurben. bura.
aus ni8t Sufrieosn. Der @OnsreB bat
srpar bsi9lohen, Elm grObes S4la9ts
f9if az bnAsn, bic pldne miiRel aber
bonn nd9ften @on9reb erf gutgebeiBen
tueroen. Dem Warine-S etret1r uuroe
bas &s4t esseben, 5u&sprsnersi In
Der Warils = Itaoemie ebentuel nit
gntlaHuna Der S4ulbigen 3u befras
fen. Den yWtinoeln Der NatiOn".
ben Snbiinsrn g~sesntbsr, tpurben
bisls 3ugsfdnoniRe gema4t. IieIe
anbsrs pi9tiss RaBnabmsn murOen
srlafsn uuo siniss Fno ned gu paif'
rem.
Eas s9idial elmer an3abl Der pi9-
tighten 8Orlassn 1T nod unenti6ieosn.
Sbre sablrsi9sn @saner in bet6en 5du.
fern gOnsrshss i9sinsn i9rs annatms
abF9tli9 bera6eert au baben. auger.
i9stnli9 In Der Sohnung, oab he bet
Der beporfsbsnbsn @srtasuus bss @On.
srsHss ni4t msbr erlsoigt tuerosn f6ns
nen.
Saau ssbbrt bic Jlsii4inipettiOns.
gOrlass, bic i'm ROnfsrsn,eomite feft.
sefabrsn su isin i9eini. Wa4 Der an-
gnbs bon Senator prottor bat f9 bas
@omits In brsi SiBunssn ni9t iiber bic
amsnosmsnts our 8Orlags sl einigsn
permo9t. Sn dbnli9er @eiie it hber
bic Ratsnreeulirungs gorlage nod
feline ginisuns er3ieli; ebeniOuenis
iibsr bic 0Orlags CUR &sinbaltung Der
Habrunssmittsl. Sn ben nod bleiben-
ben "a Stunoen Der Ssiion uiro les
bsnfals auf perf4isbere @esnsr bisier
pt4tieen gorlagsn Elm Fartsr Druid
aussstbt usrosn. Ob er fart senus
isin pirb, I'm bieien 0orlagen bic
Wsbrbsit 3u fi9ern, mifsn bic nd8fsn
Stunbsn lebren.
aQe bieie 9enanntsn 1euen 8eieses=
b~orlassn uurosn gefsrn abenb opm
Seuat ausenommen unb bon prdfoent
ROOisbelt Md nit isinsr Ramsnsun.
teri9rift bsrfeben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-30
SubiIGum elmer ptitos

SubiIGum ether q ttos
enabrtfatip n. Sn Der belz
aiI6e1 Qanoespaffenfdbri. gu 9erftal
in " propin5 2iitti9 rpurbe Die Ser
tiqit, lung Der 250,000. Sropnings
piitole 0ur9 Elm Mabl gu { 9ren ibres
Grfinoers, oes @meritanerA, $. @s.
Browning, gefeiert. @uber ''sism
unb BEN 0ertretern Der 2unoesh fenz
fabrif, DE felt 1899 Die cleinigs g. eng
fir sic 8ropnine'f9ea 9atente in
alien auberamerifanif9en 2Gnosrn hss
fist, pobnten berI9ieSene belsii9s
W}ilitdrperionen uno Sugenisure, To-
fpie cine a~ugenbIidliG bort peilenoe
@boronuns bOberer ruiTI4er Sffi5isre
Der Teier BEL. Ser GENERALIZATION Der
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Trenap, bob in
Ieiner Sif6reoe berbor. bab our4 ods
3uIammenee6sn bss g~rfinbers mil Ger
Sabrif 2iitti& in ben 8efb elmer Sn=
Suftris selanst iei. Die idbrli9 3.OOO.-
900 Hrdncs (annGberno $500.00O an
86bnen be5able. Die ~SnbslpittoleA
tpurSe 9rotpniRs als @noenten iibsr'
reiht.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-30
Neme Smeorporattonen.

Die fOlgenoen rleusr @eieai9aften
lisbsn f9 bsim Staatsisiretdr intur.
poriren:
9un9son Oil ano Gas @ompanp,
Suliban; @apital $50, 900; Dirseto.
rem, Sapib &. @un4son unb Samss
U. @un9eon, &obinfon, SQ.; Sames
u. @rawforo. Serre 9aute; Sames q.
&iggs, Seri9el .. 8enefslb, &i9nrt
6. 8ailep rnb Wiliam Wiats, Dor
Sulipan.
Sisielben Sireftoren uno @eofst
pcrtribse, BON Robinfon, Su., babsr
bic cartridge Oil anb Gas @ompanr
ineorporirt.
Oriental Supporting Co.. 5nbiana'
polis; @apital s25, 600; SncOrpOratO.
rem: Ssnrs 8. staplefOrO. Winian
8. Sbambausb uno @iliam %. Rod
btu, st. Wapne: George 6. @alpert,
gabiaa p. amser uno @iaiam u,
Pidcus, Snotanapolis.
Union @saltp Co., charlottesville
capital $18, 900; Direftoren: @eorgI
3. Sudstt, Samss s.. Olipbant. I'm
oreu g. elements. SHERMAN q. 8rout
Srtpin u. Eet9on. Jranf 8. gbani
uno @barlss W. W{c@abe.