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The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1906-11-16
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Horses from Royal Stables.
One of the most interesting studies
in the Interstate live stock and horse
show held at St. Joseph, Mo. was
found in the exhibit Of shire horses
from the royal stables of King Edward
and Lord Rothschild Of Sandringham,
England. St Joseph was fortunate In
securing this stable as 1t had not been
the Intention to exhibit the horses this
side of the Atlantic except in the kings
dominion, Canada. Louis +. Swift, OF
Swift & Co., was influential In pre-
vailing upon Manager Beck. repre-
senting King Edward, to exhibit the
horses, in two United States shows,
viz, at the Interstate In st. Jo-
seph and the American Royal at
Kansas City. sour object In bring
ing the horses to this side Of the|
Atlantic was primarily to stimulate in-|
terest in the big shires with the Cana
dians," said Mr.. Beck. until within
few years the shire has been tod
scarce and high priced for the general
run of breeders. They are stiIl high
priced, but are coming within the range
Of general breeding and are q profit
able animal to breed for the big draft
trade" These horses are fine specij
mems of the thoroughbred shire and ard
attracting much attention and favo1
wherever they are being shown. TheJ|
are all great, heavy boned, thick mua|
| cled animals whose very carriage and
bearing and spring motion when in ac|
ton announce them as something
above the ordinary in horse flesh.
Best Preparation for Wheat
If could have my choice Of groun|
to sow on, says Pennsylvania farmeI
would choose a field where heav|
clover sod, or where cowpeas had bed
plowed down and potatoes raised tl|
present year, using at least 1900 pound
high-grade fertilizer on the potat0e|
The potatoes having been kept cleal
and dug in good time, would not plOI
for the wheat, but harrow at least fo5
or FIVE times, and then drill In. Il
wheat, drilling with 1t 400 pounds
good fertilizer, with at least = per ceN
quickly available nitrogen, . per ceI
phosphoric acid and 8 per cent potas
Then In the spring, II 1t did not start +
! grow promptly, l would SOW broadca
$50 pounds nitrate of soda per ac
A heavy dressing of stable manure VI
make large stand Of straw which VI
make large stand Of straw which W
not I'LL well unless one is sure
ground contains plenty Of phosphof
It acid and potash.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-08
Small Paw.
HAERIET cAwLEY.

vneIfium gives the members Of hsr
iersr house Of psrliamsnt $500 ! year
kas free railway ticksts.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-08
TRAINS BLOWN OFF TRACK
Accident That Has Happened Three
Times at One Spot on the
Harlem.

In The western Berkshire hills. al
Bosom Corners, is stretch OF rollina
country which terminates in a bold
headland pierced by a valley which
forms a funnel through which the
gales of winter sweep The locality is
well known to railroad men and many
stories are told by old timers of in
eidents occurring where the gorge is
| spanned by the Harlem railroad
As a group of railroad men were
talking over their experiences the 9th
eF night = heavy limited thundered
by. Old Joe Gonzales the veteran Ell.
glneer, was in the group. When the
roar subsidized he remarked; If II
wasn't so heavy it would leave the
track al the first curve
Reminds me OF the little dinky
cars they used TO have when started
in breaking. years ago cause they
were so different | remember when
the cars were so light they used to
blow of the track
Tell us. joe said George VOs
burgh. Of Boston Corners, OF The time
you tried an air trip off the bridge
near Dick Hoysradt's place.
IF | remember said joe 1T wa
the Chatham down train on the after
noon OF November 20. 500 The vino
sure was blowing a hurricane at the
Corners. We we're crawling along six
miles an hour when We came to the
bridge at Boston Corners Two trains
had been blowed OF there before anu
The engineer was naturally cautious
South of the bridge The wind took
fresh hold aud it seemed as if the
fury Of seves cyclones swas com
pressed into one blast ] was hold ,
ing fast to brake wheel for dear life.
The rear car first yielded and top
pied on the top OF a 30.foot embank
ment In quick succession three 9th
crs followed.
The subsequent proceedings for an
interval did not interest me. When I
regained my senses / was tied up
with splintered wood, bent and twist
ed iron bun barring a few bruises ! 4
iOAhN myself al llEhl- lie WDOit 4
rain vas at the foot Of the embark
ment except the engine which stayed
IN the track. One boy was killed and
tx passengers badly hurt"
Three times trains have been
blown from the track at that spot " re-
marked George vosbursh The first
line was young lad The wind
vas terrific and with IL heavy rain
Sas falling Three cars were lifted
rom the track and rolled over and
town the bank
The second accident was freight
rain. and | think one man was killed
When the third accident happened
hey offered $40 to anyone who would
Ide to Millerton with the news ] Rad
cracking good young colt and hitch.
d him mp and started. The air was
all of rails and the horse and both
sd to dodge some. But I made II all
light and got the s10. Cars vera !
ght then. Il isn't likely such an ar j
ident would occur with cars OF steel
nd yestibuled trains" -
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-08

/ tpdst anu lSlduu RAW ibUlF.
The proposal is TO establish a ferly
system. with boats of train cariyl1e
capacity. between Key Wea and liza
yana The through journey should be
made in about 50 hours With rar.
fic to warrant a well-ballasted roadbed
heavy engines and fast ferry.
boat, the run might even be made in
40 hours without breaking any speed
records.
Ii is safe to predict a not distant
day when Cuba Will become winter
resort, NOT only for top-ists, but also
for American residents. II requires
no stretch OF the imagination 10 see n
time when Cuba's beautiful northern
coast from Havana westward to the
United States naval station nc Bahia
Honda will be dotted with the winter
homes OF Americans. trolley system
is already pushing out in that drec
tion There is now no proper ground
for doubt that a day will soon come
when the New Yorker may board
train at the new Pennsylvania station
in Seventh avenue and leave it only
TO take trolley car or his private
automobile 10 his winter residence OF
d horel in Havana. Mariel. Cabanas OF
Bahia Honda
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-08
CAUGHT I'M HIS
OWN TRAP
BY UNA HUDSON


by Joye9 Mr.. Roger Belknap said
ldniringly lie is beauty, and no
mistaket"
Right @on are. said the dogs own
er heartily, He's taken prizes in
three dog shows. wouldn't think OF
selling him II il, wasn't th@. am 20
blamed hafd up.
y want fim all right. said Mr. Belk-
nap "Blt You see his this way-my
wife doesn'f like dogs; won't have one
about the PLACE
But dog like that" urged the
dogs owqer Look at his eyes, He's
Intelligent thar dog is, and gentle and
obedient, What more can woman ask
in dog2 Why. your wife viii love him
like chtid before you've had him
week "
Well, perhaps" said Mr.. Belknap.
But he said II douhtfully. Mr.. Belknap
knew his Martha
TELL yon what suggested the other
man YOU take him home with you
Tonight and II You cant persuade your
vile 90 let you keep him why bring
him back tomorrow
Ar belknap agreed. and some two
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-08
EASILY GROWN FLOWERS.
There Is q Wealth to Choose F0m
and List OF Those That
Richly Repay.

The beginner should try to grow |
few varieties OF flowers and learn thei
habits thoroughly. Tor in thoroughnes
lies success. He sloald not construc
a garden in fancy out Of the highly
colored plates in a seed catalogue ant
expect TO produce il in reality. Blu
be should choose his plants with re
gard to the place he viii grow then
and study their needs carefully.
There is a wealth to choose from
For early spring flowers, for instance
there are the bulbs of tulips ionquils
narcissi. hyacinths. crocuses, snow
drops and squills. 1t is best to plant
them in the fall; then as soon as
spring begins they begin to bloom
and produce a surprising amount OF
color The crocuses. snowGrops and
sqnills nsy be planted in the lawn
and moved down, for they flower very
early. and win continue to bloom FOX
several years Jorquils aad narcissl
may also be left in shrubbery, or in
grass. where they are not cut, and they
will bloom many years. The bulbi
may also be planted in the early sprina
any dealer viii tell how.
Sweet peas are deseryedly popular
because OF their ease of culture prolu
sion OF bloom. dainty colors and de-
lightful fragrance. Plant them in ans
good garden soil. fertilize well wits
rich Cow mspure. IN rows prererabiy'
running east and west. Keep The -how
ers wei picked each day to prevent
seed pods forming. for. like Dansies
The vitality OF the plant is impaired
By the production Of seeds. The seed
should be planted very cary in the
spring. in trenches three or foni
inches deep. being covered over lii
tie at first and the trenches gradual.
filed as the plants GROW.
Few persons are acquainted with !
the merits Of the galllardia. or blankel
flower watch IS a hardy perennial arc
blooms in the summer in great pro 4
fusion. Il is about a foot high ans /
has good stems Tor cutting. Fer II
gsrien the new hybridi 4
~ French marigo.ds and zinnias
and iringed petnniGs are ex
-eedingly beautiful and furnish
wealth Of bloom for cutting Brook
IN EsEls --
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-08

tor which they INTENDED. A spe.
.ia track had to be built 10 carry
Them to he pier They are each Is
feet in diameter by II feet long, and
contain three corrugated furnaces a
inches In diameter BY uine feet, four
inches in length, and containing 1858
three-inch tubes The shells Of the
boilers are one aud fye-pighths inches,
the heaviest iron ever pui in marine
boilers, and are riveted with one and
three-eighths rlpets driven with $50
tons hydraulic pressure. TIE boilers
are tested 10 3l5 pounds, which gives
them a safe working pressure of 2I0
pounds of steam.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-08

hours later approached his home in
Tear and trembling. for with him went
the dog
Al me corner Mir. Belknap paused
This. be recided is an occasion call
ins for act aud diplomacy.
He retraced his steps 10 The aIey
and. aiter q careful reconnaissance e.
tected an ncons pienous entrance by
way Of The back gate. he Ter, he doe
IN the Noodsbed and went on up 10 lne
house. Irs. Belbnap was in the
Aiienen putting be finishing touches
L" most artistic strawberry short
cake.
GA re igst IN time. my dear. she
SAID Has - afraid You'd be late.
We've asaaragus pates tonight. and
hf' re- 20 horrid 81 they stand a min
ute AFTER ,hey're done Mary 10 the
maid-'yod may serve dinner now.
She united her kitchen apron anc
passed into the dining room. Air
Beihnap followed his wife.
"lioN festive W. are to-nieht he
said as he look his place a, he able
brave "il flowers aad an unwon,ed
abundance OF i'Oa-bOns and sailed a.
monds. IS it somebody's birthday. o.
wnatg"
Or what guess laughed Mrs
bs'AnSD. lis for you. OF course. y0u
iesr stuD I Don't You Ike a god
Inner once in whlleg'
Your dinners are always GOOD"
aid Ar Belinap Loyalty
Ms BelkHsp beamed 81 him. Oh.
10 lot always, she deprecated mod |
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-08
TO HAVANA BY RAIL.
Prospect Of a Practically AH-Rail-
Service from Jersey City
to Cuba.

Work is in progress which Will make
II p0ssibie within Two or three years
for a traveller io enter a railway car in
Jersey City AID l.lve il az a dock in
he city OF Havana. The I!ne low run
ming to Miami is in process of extern
ion 10 KEY West. Surveys and sound
iEgs made some years ago demons
trsted The feasibility Of hlllng SONS
and bridging Others OF the channels
which separate the little Islands. or SO
Oslled KEYS hat extend westwar5 from
ne tip Of the Florida peninsuls. Ksv
iTsss viii son De The terminal Of This
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-08
King Using pumbbells-

The king Of Korea has taken O,
dumbbeH exercise since The Youn
Mems Christian association INTRODUCED
American athletics iuto that far OF
ountry. All the higher class youn'
men OF Korea are interesting them.
elves In handsprines. foot races am
performance on the horizontal bar
Al TientsiH. China. q crowd OF 800
gathered at the recent athletic fed
meet OF the association. Japan is ais,
taking TO American athletics. LIVER,
college has iis baseball team The
-tFdents OF ~inaEs 100, btyr. adopre
football and other American and Eng
lish gaines
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-08

The Bulletins subscribers hare
money to buy with
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-08

Il beg your pardon. waiter saia
he tourist in the railway restaurant
did You say that | had % minutes
To wait or that it was % minutes t.
sight?" Il said nayther." answered.
the Hibernian attendant. Il said yez
had twinty minutes to ate, an that's
all We had. Yer thrain's gone now. -
Cleveland Leader.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-08
Base Innsndn

Most Of The women who attended The
oressmakers' convention vent win
pads and psacils But wby ben -
--Kansas City STAR
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-08

Gov. Castro And ow far Get ees T..
z0se French guns cdrrg ~ shelig
The Aid Not over i've miles.
"Abai Zen ! weel DEFY 81 zem ex
actlee seek miles from zee COST
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-23
NadIpisl TIM Gsridt.

Die tiiratibe auspeitf&uug beg :.
@. epalbine bura isine Jrau. tpel1s
eifsrIaQtig auf ibrsH @smabl mar,
uiro NOD Elm Ha6ipisl I'm Ssri9t ha'
ben. @sfsrn erbislt 5rau Spaloin9
bon ibrem Nanne sinsn S4lhhel. tpels
DER qsnau In bas S9lob Der S3lat'
,immertbhr bss Grduleins 9slsn Ttad,
go. 4I6 Of Wartet.Strabe, pnBt.
Fri. Naf III aber bic iunSs Dame.
nit welaer 5srr Spaloina intim osr'
fe6rt babsn iOa uno auf bic Jrau
ednlbing @runo CUR gifsriu9t au ba'
ba5en alnubt. 5rau epaIoing bat
ibrsn Mnna unb feline @elisbte, 5rdu'
lein Waf. psrbaften laflen uno beuts
Na8mittae fnub in oieisr angsle9sn'
belt Elm ger6Sr bor benz anttirenosn
5risoensri8ter psttiio6n fatt.
6rduIein Mad iit cine Stsnograpbi'
Hin Der e.snoarb Oil 60. uno er-
freute f& bisber bss befen &ufss.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-23
@unoerlano

@ieber erfrsute f4 vWunberlano"
q.hsrn Absno zines risFgen Beiu1s.
Dos 5susrtpsrt mar tuisoerum grob.
artig.
Nsbsu Der vSobnstsun 5loOb" er'
freut f9 SOlis' .@siie um bie @elt"
sines rsssn 3uipru4s. tuel9en eieie be-
Iebrenbe unb untsrbaltenbe S9au-
felung In bolsm Wabe psrbisnt. Sn
etuem pulIman.Wagen Rbenb psrbsn
ben BeIu9srn anii9ten aus peri4ie'
benen Sheilsn Der @elt tn 10
rsaliffii9sr Wsiis ssasist, bab man fi8
wirfli9 auF elmer &eiie um bie grbe 3ll
bsiinben glaubt.
Sis spssial.S S9aufelunsen finb fur
bieIe Wo9s no4 ebssts' DOG. unb
gonp.Sbom", bic iapanii&eu Song
Ieure, @afielane unb WoIo's Double
gap Of Death" unb Belle @orbon's
.Bag pun6ins". Jeben Na4mittag
unb abenb finbsn gon3erte Der Arnbf'
iaen Rapsas itatt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-23

Morgen finbet bic 8urnfabrt Der
attibsn nod alsranbria fatt; ois srfs
Abtbeiluns Der Samentlafs miro fi&
ebenfaas baran betbsilisen, um Bel
bsm S9auturnen bortielbf mit3upir.
ten. Die Abfabrt erfolgt Mor9sns
um I'll ubr per epseial.@ar bon Der
Terminal Station Gus; fhr Mit9lisbsr
pss 8srsins, tusIde fd 3u betbsiIigen
wini9en. iii ber prsis auf 81 fur bic
&unbfabrt fsfgefeBt.
Die Surner In Nlsranbria bstjeiligs
ten fi9 In GROCER Nnsabl an benz leBten
S9auturnen bes Shbisite Surn.0ers
sins unb iit ibnen bamals Elm @esen-
beiu4 uerfpro4en tporben.
Cine fiosle Surnfabrt ifsbt In Nus
fi4t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-23
@sttsre GrbShmns Der Gts=
prsiie.

Die i4on bOr einiger 3sit ang:ttn.
bigte @rb6bung Der gispreiie iff. gum
She'll tuenigfens, einsetretsn; bic gon.
tuners See 60. bsna9ri9tiste ibrs
aunben. baB He In 2iirss aniiatt pis
bisber 35 Gents per Sunbsrt pfunb 4O
@ents bs;u6lsn mhRsn.
Die tibrisen SdnoIsr wsrbsn nit
berieIbsn WaBnahms nidt Iange aui
i9 tuarten laHen. Srosbem ME er'
pdbnt bic prsissrbbbung ldnsff as.
blant mar, tpirb bod als unmittelbare
geranlafung bic NnOrbnuns Der ffdb.
tii9sn 8s66rbsn anssieben, mad mel.
DER bic gisbdnbler as3tpunsen finb,
@angen nit ibrsn NbIiefsrunss- -Wdgen
mit3uienben unb oas gis Be. Der Ab.
lieferung au tDiesen.
Die preiserb6buns sisbt Der gsplan.
ten gtablirung elmer cooperatiuen @ts-
fabrii.anIa9e eineu neusn Smpuls.
Die &stnil 2iquor Dealers Ahoeiatiou
lit fur bis Sa6s intsrsifrt tuorben uni
Inffrensungsn tuerben gemaAt, bas
proieft 10 balb aIs m6slid 3u bsr-
tpirtli9sn. ausfatsn fnb bOrbanben.
bob Der preis ni4t msbr aIs Is Bis 25
Gents betragen tpirb.
Mm Sisnfae tuirb cine tpsitere gsr.
iammluns bon Snterefanten ftattfn.
ben, In Der beridiebene propoRtionea
fir bic @rridtung elmer gisfabrit 3u,
geratbune tommen ioIen. Mls ge.
trisbs.aapitaI Fno $685. bis s75',
900 In ausfibt genommen. ie na4bem
Elm 8ebdube eebaut tperoen muB Doe,
ssmistbet tpsrben tanu. Die alntbeils
bon Bstriebs.Rapital iolsn nur an
Witglieber Der 3u bilbenben NRcciation
abgeeeben tperben, bic 3u gleider 3eii
bic aaeinigen Ibnebmer oes probuttl
Iein iollen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-23
S SsiratbslnfIss alte gran.

Was! SD lam erf nod 3tusi
Sabren beiratben? Srauben ffebt
I&on elm i&5nsr Wann, Der mid iofort
ebeIi9en pil", iasts bic tiber so Sabre
olts Trau Warp Sapion, als he bonn
&i8tsr Sobn 8. WeWafer i'm Obsr'
eeri9t ibre Sdsioun9 bewiIigt erbielt.
Die 5rau BAT i1on tn 3wsi Chen bic
2isbs esnOlisn, aber In Der Iebteren
ma9ts Hs ss ibrsm Dawion 10 5sib.
bnB sr zines Sases ipurIOs peri&wano
uno aud niats bon f9 meter bbrsn
lisB. Die Dame iif allen Ani8eine
nn9 NOD isbr bsirat6sluiiig unb wollte
bon BEN &i9tsr our9aus bic Strsi'
Dung bi:isr 2lauisl In ibrsm Saei'
ounasesfret srlansen, aber bieier bsrisi
R9 auf Ole @sisss. tuelae In fOl&en
Sdl.n cine sueiid6rige Wartsaeit biz
3ur Wisbsrosrbsiratbuns porf9reibsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-23
gibiloisnfs sYrifnnsei..

3wei prhfungen bon 8emsrbsrn fir
etelIun9eu, fur wel9e cine beiOnbere
S&ulbilbuns nidt erforberli& iif, fnb
bDn Der Ser. Staatsn @ibilbienf=
prhfunes-go fhr bic nd4fe
3eit anasiest tporben. Die eine
eteauns ift biejenise zines Reinigers
FIR 8lasplatten TN Bureau fiir Gro.
birun9en uno Srudarbeiteu NIT einem
@shalt bon $1,000 per Scbr unb bie
anbere bisisnise zines Dedarbeiters I'm
ginwanberunesbienif nit einsm Gin.
fommen bon $50 bis sos per Nonat.
Die erffere prtfung finbet am 18. unb
oie lebtere am IL. SuIi itait.
Nm IL. 3uIi finbet ferner cine
prhfung FIR einen Jarmer I'm Sn.
biansr.S Sisnit HIATT. Der sine gsnife
e9ul5ilouns unb 4enntuihe aIs
Zimmerman unb S9mieb iotpis ioI9e
in tiinffli9er 2anbbeudferung befBen
mub; @sbalt $3.50 per Sabr. Am
Is. SuIi fousn MppIitantsn fhr oie
stelluns als Mai9iniff. @ebaIt 5000
per Sabr. unb am Is. SuIi Rranten'
pfe9er fur ben DienR i'm Bananas
Ranal, @e6alt $720 per Sabr, gepraft
werben. MnmeloefOrmulare finb bon
benz 6stretdr WilbOuie TN gunsesgss
bdube 3u bejieben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-23
Snoianappls Snb., Samaae, %. Stunt 1906.
GspiRsmloie SaaRrer
Den grobseidworenen iberrieien.

Sames 8rnb. feline Srau 2pbia unb
SObn .. @atiou, brei fIiesenbe 9dub'
Ter nit parfhm. unb anosrsn Soilsttsn.
Grtiteln, purben seiiern bon Ri&tsr
Stubs I'm Susenbeeri9t ben 8roB9e-
idporsnsn hbsrpisIsn. Die 6aufrsr
fino b.f9uIbist, orsi tlsine Sunsen I'm
alter unter sw6lf Sabren In 9duier
BON i6lsdtem Rufe sefanbt 3u babsn,
um bort on bic Sniaiieu ibre Waarsn
3u berfaufen.
Na4 Der NusIage Der pOli3itsl
Slate unb @offiu, melte oie 8erbafs
tunq bornnbmsn, betrsiben bic Nnges
i9ulbigteu ibr @si9dft In Der Weiie,
baB Hs 8inbsrn bas 9auiirsn nit ibrsn
bilisen SGunbartifsIn tibsrlahsn. Ils
gnteslt betommen bic 2inber bann ir.
genb Elm billiges Spiel3eug uno ben
Cribs FIR bic bon ibnen berfaufteu ar.
titel fsdsn bic auft,asssber In oie
Saf9e.
an uno fur f6 phrbe fia tpohl
i&perIi& ee9en cine fol9e Nusbeutung
bon Rinbern bonn rs6tlidsn eianbs
puntte aus etwas tbun Iafsn, bie Nns
sei&uloigten entblbbsten fi4 isbo6
ni9t, bic 2inber In anrti9igs 9duier
su ididsn, unb barin lisst ibr Ser.
getsn.
Die ertpdbnten 6aufrer geben an,
fhr cine Jirma In Chicago 3u arbsitsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-23
SH9=yiratsa bsarait.
0rei @ann i'm geiis GROCER Nete eriuii6t

Dim 5reitns Moreen stua um 2 llb,
aelans ss benz Sspuip.Siid. uuh
Sueb. @ommifdr 6. 6. garIs unb ben
9epuip' Giia' unb Sagoaufiebern
Nsmbouie, anoerfou uno Sames brei
Mdnnsr absufaRen, bic i&On lett ldn'
eersr 3sit benz Gii9en In ungeisbli&er
@siie ObgsIsssn habsn follen.
Die Slider fnb So6n Wabonnsp,
Dennis MabOnnsp unb Aug. Cabin;
Jrisbsnsri9isr @msrid bslesie fie nit
eirer Gtrafe bon is s39.25.
Dos 5rio bate iein Sauptquartier
fablid Der Bride on Der WorrisfraBe
am W6ite @ibsr aufgsi9lagen unb
puroe BON ben geamten graoe mad
gssnbisung sinss nd8tli9sn 5ii&3u9ss
iiberrai&t; apei srObe Nsbe unb 29O
lsbsnbiss Sii&s tpurbm in ibrsm Be-
fib gsfunbsn. Die ReBe tuurben 3er'
fi6rt unb bic san;e Ra9barIaaft uurbe
bon ben Bsamten sin9eIaosn, bic Jii8e
tn Bsfs su nsbmen; i'm Nu tuaren Die.
fslbsn bsrf4wunbsn.
Sn bsrislbsn Nadbaridaft iollsn
n O9 msbr osrartige 5ii1rduber i6r
untusi,n treibsn unb ffeben ueiters
@erbaftungsn In Ausf4t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-23
8eb0roe far Sffentlt@e Mr6eitem.

petitionen tuuroen eingerei9t:
5iir Bedifeinpfaiferuns Der Ga6r.
ifrabe In Der aaep n6rbIi9 Der Is.
Strabe, bon Der Gapitol Biz 3u ber
Senate Nbenue.
Gir grmeitsrung bss 8anaIs In bsr
Wi4i9an StraBe, bon Der 6oImss Bic
3u Der Gibbs Mbenue.
5ar 3tesbeifreuune bes 5abrusses
In Der Siptun etrabs, bon Der 0ilfos
Mbenue biz gu Der pite Strabe.
SIR sins Bride tiber pleafant @uu
In Der Sc 8ranbe Npenue.
9ontratte wurben bergeben:
Ghr Badfeinpfafsruns bss Gabr'
tpegss unb &anbfeins In Der %. Str.
bon ben S&ienen Der Safe erie &
Wefern.g gi'enbabn bis CUR MartinbaIe'
Mbenus = Gina @onfruction Co.,
1897 fur ben Iaufenbsn Gub.
STR Cement Seitenpsge In be,
@resr 6tr., bon Der Wegartp. bis 3u,
Stebens Ctr. = ehelbp & Dunn, Sc
Gents fur ben Iaufenben SUB.
Die pldne bes ar4itettten 8bsobo,
3anabssn far Elm neues epriBenbaus
an Of 10. 6trabe murben bon Be,
Bsh6roe angenommen uno msrben I'm.
9ebote fur bie grbauung beRelbsn In
tur3er 3eit entgegengsnommen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-23
9snti9sr Spsis Der ioaialiRt=
t@en Yartet.

Sn Der Columbia 6aQs fano geHern
abenb bic erifs AgitatiOns.@ .@eriamm.
lung oes osuii9en 3wsises Der io3ia-
lifiiGsn pdrtsi Hatt. Neben bem
sissn.liasn 3wsd. bic Wiislieber ndbe,
nit ben fo3ialiItii9en prin3ipisn be-
tannt gu MAIDEN. woau 6err NlberI
O. Berg eine trsffide Rsbs belt,
mar ein gutes prosramm sur
llntsrbaltung Der Mnweienoen auf'
gsfs1t worbcn; WuRt. unb @sianes'
@ortrdss tps9ieltsn mitsinanbsr of
uno Gle amhfrten F1 prd9tig.
3usi neue Wit9lisbsr uuroen auf.
senommen; bic Brand iebt fG nun.
msbr aus 20 Witslisoern auiammsn.
I'm 2. Sonntag i'm SuIi wiro In oel
Columbia 6alle bie gountp. .gonben.
tion Der partst fattfinben.