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A POSITION AS EITHER
an assistant In general house work or a
q companions; no obj lection to children;
y references exchanged " Address /. G. L.,
BOX Sc, Blackstone. Va. :fs
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IIMRREII.AI 4 BROt<IN?. PHONE uP
,ECHRIDNIP, The Umbrella ny n 100.
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MEN AND WOMEN.
to attend our Special Summer Session.
and prepare themselves for positions
this fall. Special summer discount dur,
Ing the month Of Jtine. Write or call
for catalogue. THE MASSEY BUS1-
4 NESS COLLEGE, corner Main and
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WA -NTnD-sEcoND5 FLOOR FLAT.
~ ,n,,r rooms, for SIS per month peT-
r1anent; couple without; children. w,
10 " Station "A, city, 9a5e
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WANTED, BY REGISTERED * DRUG
gist, able to take charge. situation In
town or country; latter preferred; ref
ereaces. Address w. II. r., Box $40.
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WANTED, IA GOOD MAN TO TRAVEL;
expenses advanced; salary SEQ a week;
staple lire. j. 2. M'BRADY g. CO..
Aifgrs., Chicago. s
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800. give YOU a splendid suit OF clothes
every ninety days enlarge your picture
free and pay you salary Of $50 per
month and all travelling expenses TO
reliable portrait house In the world; al
this viii be guaranteed. Address II. y.
8 MAR,rEL, Dept, $50, Chicago, HE
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OCCUPANTS FOR NICE
well furnished front rooms. with or
without board. Apply 81 Z. Marshall
& Stree 4 a 81
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26 NORTH NINTH STREET. OPPOSITE \
Capitol Square, formerly occupied ny
ABBY ni,,'o'i to soijTHERN fl,UMBING
AND ELECTRIC Co, #6l9 East Main
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WANTED, SPECIAL AGENT, WHITE
health and accident insurance. appoint
come; experience unnecessnry; policies
& almost sell themselves. II not making
SIS weekly and expenses, write for, terms.
LOUIS Mo. lE3it3
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Statesmen WANTED-THEs UNITED
f#CIGAR STORES CO. 14l.ltJ WEST
! 4 YoRKJ OFFERS EXCELLENT OPP
sPCIRTENIlIEs FOR ADVANCEMENT
sTAET1 AS STORE iSA LI1SAlEN, Ex-
4 rERIEN CE NOT NECESSARY. BUT
X DESIRARI.E. ADDK ESs NJ ABCv2,
4 GIVING AGE, PRESENT EMPLOY
s sbIcNT, ETC,
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WANTED 4iA.5COMPETENT8N NURSE FOR.
for two small chi dren. Apply MONDAY a!
512 S. Harrison Street.
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WANTED. SIX. MEN TO TRAVEL ]
each state, distribute samples and adj
and expenses Guaranteed; expenses adj
vanced: experience unnecessary. ADJ
!, dress, with stamp, stating age and oc-
cupation REEVE CO., 419. Dearborn
Il Street Oh i'm 90 SaFt5 isy4 XII ttAf t I'D HI
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DENTISTRY.

SOUTHERN DENTAL. ROOMS oPPo-!
site the postoflce., Phone S906 EXAMS
nations and estimates free,
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5WANTED-A SETTLED UR5S = !,
either white or colored. Apply lels
Park Avenue.
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CINDERs AND OTHER OBJECTION
L able articles removed from eye by en-
Y tirely now device; inexpensive and thor or
agents wanted Sample sent on receipt
OF 10 cents to cover postage. STAFFORD
y MFG. CO., Box 3l35, Boston. Mass. Ken
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WANTED-TWo EXPERIEN cED
horsemen Apply CHESTERFIELD
BOARDING STABLE. HALL AL 4. ID
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WANTED, FIRST SEPTEMBER. Flat ba,Aas
Ave rooms, or part Of house for n H4 uset
keeping; East Main street. az Sar 3oo Si East
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SUMNER BOARDING.
"a FEW SUMMER BOARDERs WANT
ed; no children lnder Ave years taken.
Address Box 46 Crozet, Va. IL

poARDERs AT EJoRDAN.s COTTAGE.
! ocean View, Va: best on the beach rea-
, so1nnle rates. rate nome fomI e. t6RDA.
sl Ocean View, Va.
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FOR 4 SMALL.
room also foreyery large aecond-story
room with three windows. Phone 1904.
Al2f East Grace Street, 5i a q ID ai5'
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FOR RENT-TWO ROOMS IN BARTON
3 Heights. Apply sol Miller. Avenue.
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WANTED,,S SALES SHADES, EH l' l
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Help Wanted-Male and Female.

TEACH ERs WANTED, OF, ALL
grades: Schools needing principals or
4 teachers. Address CENTRA.l Il FAACH-
lJ12S' AG ENCY, BOX 12 Richmond. Va.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-10

gtne unangene6m ues
berrai6uns erfubr in Nefparf, g. s.
Sobn W. @aunt, als er bieier Saoe
aus ben Pbilippinen, mo er als Solz
bat gebient bat, a%uriidfebrts. @r fanb
ndmli4 feline 6rau als Satin zines
anbsrn Mdnnes, Namsns Soiepb Roz
gers, Dor. @r lieB bann bic 6rau
untsr Der 8ei9ulbiguns Der 8ieamie
berbaften unb lie befannte fid a1sd
i'm @eridt f4ulbis. gu ibrer gnts
i9uloisuns fibrte lie an, baB &am.z
raoen BON 9aunt i6r briefli9 mitae.
tbeilt bdtten, bab ibr Mann in elmer
S4la4t sefaIen iei. Sic babe ae<
gldubt, Wittpe gu iein, unb babe boz
Der i'm Gebruar 1903 ROsers sebei=
rathet. Sic Fat bon Rosers sfpei
&inbsr. &pgers ftelte bic bpm Rids
ter berlanste 8irsf9aft ppn $500,
10 oab bic 5rau auf frsism Jube BE-
Iafen iperben fpnnte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-10
Gin 6rmaltmittel.

Sn ben eriten SabrSebnten Del
Oampfldifiiabrt paren besreiflibe,
@eile ollie nit ibr perbunoenen SOns
f:ruftionen, Die Ghiffe ielbit nibt
peniger als Die Sdfen, SodS unb il
weiter, Don re6t mGBi9en, nod rnents
nidelten Oimenlionen. Die Sdiffe
ielblt wu9len nun bon Sabr iu Sabl
on nmfane mddti9 beran, aber i1mer
mar eS, Die einmal auf Die Verbdlts
niiie elmer friiberen Heriooe su9eldnit'
tenen entertainments glei66eiti9 nit:
Madden Su laiieu, uno 10 lasen Senn
in Den pier,iser Sabren ollie 8beoer,
Seren Sdifie in 9riltul sebeilert ipers
BEN muEten, ben oortisen Safenbebor,
oen in oen Sbren, bod enolif Die
3bore bes SriItoler Srodenoods wei=
ter bauen su lallen. Sergeblid-bis
emit, es mar i'm Sabre 1874, binteG
bieien Mauern elm nabeSu pollenoetes
S6iif aui Dem Stapel lag, lpie Die
gSelt nod feins geleben battle. Gs moi
SiOnnbart Yrunels ,@reat @elter1. "
Gini9e Der unteringenieure nne
Gleuen Ses syoBen Meilters iaulell nun
zines Cages BON elmer Snipeftion bee
&ieienl6iifes eridroden uro nieSer'
sei6lasen na6 Qonbon suriiG, um 81
meloen, baB bas, nod bes Wleiiiera
eisenen Insaben sebaute S6iff-su
brett iei, INN Die 2bore bes ODDS 81
galliren. Gs lag binter ben gewa!tiger
Snaoermaueru beiielben gefansen ME
Die Maus in Der Sale. Brunei nabm
bic S6redensmelSuns iebr rubis aui
nnS entsesnete ieinen Siinsern
ld6elno: r@laubt Sbr Narren pirts
lid, Dap mir bas aeu lit? Ole san;s
Shifffabrt lie9t ia Den Ferriiden in
Sriitol felt SSabren we9en breiterei
Godtbore in Den Sbren! SD sebe
Sud- mein @ort: ieet miro man lie
breiter MADDEN, oenn mein' Shiff mer:
ben Tie nift babinter u~erfaulen lai'
ienl"-Oer fiibue Spefulart behielt
Ge9t. @S e%ntliano Elm GROCER Sdrm,
als Die Sa9e laut muroe, Die Ood'
'bebOrben iowobl als bic HbeSer bes
yGreat @eltern" wollten Brunei on
Sals unos6rasen, aber bic 9auptiade
blieb: bic 3bOre oes Srilfoler Gods
muroen idleunis erweitert, nnb BEL
SoloB idwamm, auf ben Gag rett'
seitis, i'm @aiier.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-10
snbiana artbane. 10. msai 1906,

Gbeman1 mar Der @infalI ntf)t libel.
nno On? mas iasteit On 81 Dem SOrs
idla9e?"
pAdg Srisbemanrt, i'd bdtt' es
liebenl 9erne getbar. Sd mar aid
gar nidt banse Dor benz pedifmarsen
Ountel, cas- binter Den rutben Baum
ltdrmen lag. Siber i6 iddmte MIDI"
Seltlafne Sin9e geiGeben 81 @ai.
Ter unS Su SanOe, iOsar in einem
@asen, worin elm i6lafenber Subrs
mann neben ieiuer glei6ialls idlafens
ben Satin bic 3igel fibrt!
6rieoemann 9tumpel iud]te unS fanb
Die Nppen ieiner 6rau. @ur Der Monb
Suran idulb? @abriheinlid. Iiel.
leidt bdtte er selddelt, fpenn ieiu
@clidt nid)t 9eraoe 10 arg perItiimmelt
gerDelen m1re. Gin @runb basu feblte
eS INN mabrli6 nidt, Dem erfabrenen
SeObodter be9 nd6tlifen SreibenS
Der Mteni9cn Gui Groen. 60 liander
belinnt lid auf lid ielblt, ben Der alte
MIono freunoli6 anblidt, menn Der
3bati9teitsOrang bes Cages bon ibm
9elpiden lit, uno beugt baS &nie Dor
pergelleren @Otteru. llno luerrl oanr
einmal Suei absefiblte Sersen mieoer
Marin wcrben uno lid nit Dem Seli9s
feitsgeIiibl p%ergun9ener ld0ner Sage gu
chamber nei9en, marum %IOllte oa Der
WlOnO ni6t suirieoen ldfeln?
@emiB iii, ba6 Sriebemuun Gumpel,
penn er, luie er ain beuiieen Sage
nod gerne tbut, BON ieiner Slu6t nad)
@Orp8WeSe eridblt, nit Der lafonilGer
Seriid)erun9 su idlieBen pflest; rSber
am lfOnI ten NOR bod Die Jfiidfabrt."
lluO bann blidt er su Gornelia biniiber,
wenn lie babel lit, unb Die beiben
alien 9eute niden iif) chamber su.
DEM einige Sabre iino ihon mie>
Der iiber'S 9anO ~gegansen, felt 9Ornelia
ben ErOuiantturb fir @orpsmebe padte.
Die alte SOlttutlde lit enbli6 aus
rNn9irt nOroen uro partet in ir9erS
elmer 2rOolerremile bes 9dnsli6en
G%erIalls. @enn 8umpels iett binauS>
fabren, lino lie bel einem etmaiaen
S6ldiden Dor StoBen unb Iiiifen
gang lifler. llno leit Sans ii6 aus
Dem rSilbernen 8eiber" feline Srau
sebOGt bat-baS btaue Sleib bat bod
geiiegt, ME @ornelia ron Infang oil
uorberla9te-iit i'm CONNER Der Ser
febr Der Sanilie Glumpel nit @urpSs
weOe elm iebr l%ebbafter. j3ulpeilen
itellt iid bann auh Siesfrieo 3oln,
Der insmii6en ataSemilder Qebrer 9es
woroen lit, nit ieiner Sral1 PollD Elm,
meiii nit einem gan; iunfelnagelneuen
Sabp, unb menn Der Ylae i'm ~Silber-
men 9teiber" nidt ausreidt, Damn III
Wiurten nod INNER bereit, auS,uGels
fen unO 81 ie3er 3eit, Gag uno giaft,
oas porbanoene @eirGnt nit mO9lif)it
grOBem Nueen gu peri6dnfeu. Sber
Der Shornltein bes Niurten'iden Galts
bauies bat felt benz Gage bon Humpels
iilberner SudSeit ni6t mieber 10
beItig geraudt, Ob9lei6 eS on 3uius
bon yWtalers" nod INNER nifJt feblt.
Der 9rOBte VObrebner Der aOdtunll
bon Srnu Wiurfen lit Sebann 9lanfen.
ipe6. Seiue Sreunbe wiiien lansit,
SaB feline Guppe, fein Gasout, tein
Sraten, fein Yuooin9 linn mebr impo'
nirt. Gr iBt iif swar INNER redtidaf=
fen iatt, BON allem, mas linn purges
iett mirb ; wetln er aber bann Die Ger.
uiette aui ben Gid leSt, perfeblt er
aieinGls, gu. iasen: IS bat mir ia
reft gut sei6medt, 6inoer, abel
nebmt mfrs nift libel am beiten iBi
man bod bel Sruu Wlurfen in @orpss
me6el"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-10

Mir letbeu gelo auf RbbeIu uno giaros, obus bies
80 febeu nes3unebmen. ebeuio auf ubren unb
9iomonten.
Central Soan Co.. 2Os State 9ife BIba.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-10

Qrebs furrt pbne Meier. Srauenz&rantbeiten cine
SS Sresialitdt. u. R. Bula, g. O., G. y. Brig
bam, N. q, 157 q. Suiusis STR.
Ghpne 1927 Maiu, indianapolis, Snb.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-25

recalled by Clerk Kirkland of the pre- bate court that he had heard in an in formal way that the woman could not be married for two reasons, either of which was a sufficient bar to matri- mOny. One was that she was insane and the other. that she had a husband living from whom she had not been di- VOTced.
 MT. Kirkland at once set about head ing off the marriage. He telephoned all officers authorized to perform the ceremony, warning them against Co., meg and the woman. and he sent off Cers out in search of Gomez to get the license away from him. Gomez could not be found that day or that night but twenty-four hours later having heard that his legal right to marry the woman was questioned, he called at the probate office to see about it. He told the clerk that while the woman lad been insane, she had been dis charged as cured: that she had never
Arizona republican., 1906-10-25
NEW CoRPORATIoNS

NEW CORPORATIONS-ArticIes of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yes terday. The Strattford Consolidated Mining company. capital stock. S1.OOO.- GOO, incOrpOratOrs, L. II. Wise and John TT. NOUrse: Nevada Verda Copper com pany. capital stock S1.OOO. 900. incor- pOratOrs. Winthrop E. BOulter L. |. Bradford. Charles c. Patrick. F. c Seineke and J. 4. Johnson; The Ram sey City Mines company. capital stock. SI0oo.0OO, incorporators the same as above; Folding Steel Ladder company. capital stock. SIOO.O00. incorporators. Bernard D. Neal John II. LaRue and Edwin ShiveH: Furnace Creek oxide Copper company, capital stock. $5.OOG.- 00O incOrporators. A J. Huueke. l.. O. Evans and John E. Corrette; AndaIu- sias Development and Mining company. capital stock. S1.00O.OOO. incorporators. T. =. PenteyeT. J. M Kembele. J. l.. Lentyer, C. w. Kemble: The ParraI Reduction company. capital stock S10O,0OO. incorpOratOrs William NJ Marlin, Robert J. Scott. Charles O. Treat, J. D. Burns; Section Six oil company, capital stock. S6OO. .OOO. incor- pOrators, J. R. Higgins, A. c. Nichols and A. E. Quien; Greenwater Copper Mining company, capital stock $5,0OO. - coo. incOrporators. Isaac T. StOddard and w. w. Jones'; Champion Group Mining company, capital stock. $5OO.- 900, iucOrpOrators. =. V. DavidOr. L.. Payter and A. J. Richter: Cinco Seno rOs Mining company. capital stock. S1000 900. incorporators. w K BeIlis. William R. Zulick and Guilford Deitch: Goldfeld Gold Bar Leasing and Mining company, capital stock S1.OO0,OOO. in corporators, J. F. Smith A. J. Mercier and B. F. WaIdeTOn; Elder Mining company capital stock, $2OO,OOO, in corporators, James O. B. Gum, T. Will liam Draper. NJ. $. Wilson, A. F. Shaw and NJ. B. Kellogg; Mary E. Gold Min ing and Development company. capf- tai stock. $1OO,00O, incorporators. F. c. Walker Jacob Walker and Chris Wal ker; Midland Condenser company. cap ital stock. s5OO.OOO. incorporators, Ray mOnd H. HornbrOok and Horace C. Alexander.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-25
MARRIAGE LICENSE
 Al SECOND HAND

man by the name of Roberts in this town has a marriage license to sell. but at the present moment it looks as if he would be unable to dispose of it at anything near what it cost It has just been discovered that there is nothing in this world so nearly devoid of any value at all as a second hand marriage license.
 This marriage license was granted week go to Pablo Gomez, and authoriz- ed him to marry Petra Arunda. When Gomez applied for il he was accompa- nied by MT. Roberts, who not only voUched for the ability of the parties to marry legally. but he paid for the license. Soon after it's issuance it was
Arizona republican., 1906-10-25

been married before. though she had lived with man as his wife.
 Gomez was evidently not sure of his ground however, for he suggested to the clerk that he had better wait a week until the officers of the law could ascertain to their own satisfac- ton that there was no bar to the mar riaSe. The clerk informed him that now he had been warned, if he should marry and it should transpire that he had no right to marry the woman. he would be roughly handled for it.
 A few days later Pablo confessed that the woman could not be married Thus the license was thrown back upon MT. Roberts who called at the probate court to see if he could not get hls money back. The clerk was not sure of it. The fact of its issuance had been duly recorded. and he was not sure that he would be able to change the record.
 He referred the matter to the office of the district attorney where he was told that there was no place in the law which authorized him to expuuge the record or to mutiIate it in any manner. The thing would have to go as it lay.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-25
There wore EestardaH rag-starad

There were yesterday registered as guests of the Hotel Adams: Mrs. l.. K Drais Florence. Juo- ". Sharpe. Flor euce, w. H. Shackleton, Ind, S. C Frunty. Kelvin. A. La Tourette. MiI- waukee. Givin Gale, Jamaica. L. l.. J. A. Savage, Denver. R. J. Jones. San Francisco. W. IT. Cook. St. Joseph. J. F. Stokes, Chicago. J. FIeunessy and son, Alameda. Cal. Edwin 1T. Husher. Los Angeles. A. F.. Poole. san Francis GO. \. L. Hartman. Chicago. H. l. LaUman. Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. otto Kaiser, Los Angeles. F.. c. Thomas. Los Angeles. W. p. Dunham. los Ar geles. J. J. Munin. Tonopah.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-25
FOR OVER SIXTY YEARS

Mrs. WiEslOw's Soothing syrup nas been used for children teething. It soothes the child, softenS the gums. allays all pain, cures wind collie. and is the best remedy for DiarrhOea- Twenty-Five cents a bottle
Arizona republican., 1906-10-25

At the Fair, $50 in prizes will be given for the best loaf of bread made from Perfect Flour CKansas whcat).
Arizona republican., 1906-10-25

Il is easier to look over auother's faults than it is to overlook them Chicago News
Arizona republican., 1906-10-25

A tiFeless man is all right. but its different with a tireless automobile Record.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-25

No man is satisfied with his lot un- less he has a lot of t.-Philadelphia Record
Arizona republican., 1906-10-25

When a woman knows her husband like a. book it is usually his pocket book.-ChicagO News.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-25
PATENT&

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Arizona republican., 1906-10-25

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Arizona republican., 1906-10-25
Tothlng Succeeds LIKe success.
N - ~EWO o N GLN W.s DR. s1EBRAR0
 IS NlHovsag THROUGHOUT
 THE SOUTHWEST AS A Leading Specialist IN CHRONIC DISEASES

He has ths confidence and patronage of ths leading business men
 and m os t prominent citizens Of Arizona. The Doctor a a EFaduate of
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-11-01


,i''l 49, -. NihUh aANo', iV''i
" M~''r"AH'h " '".' pa'lNcts' whose
~S"SPNnS'"l "'s ~"ilinulced SN'uruaS'
.pihih'''ea Sui'ige Wllhin an nonr ai'cr
me posting oi me notice OF me ialluHo
on 'he u"or oi IN" bank. lie thrcw
hlinself before 4 tram in the tunnel.
M~acfaN"eh appears 10 nave gone dl-
reel from the bank To the station of the
,Wy and South london railway. 10
have entered the tunncl unobserved and
to have deliberately lain down in front
oi an apIrohchlnS tram. me engineer
.ep ''Niis run over I'm ons'ruc,loI'
. ~ .u.i,,v, niu seil'h rsVs'.eu !.
NV -. ,"a'i'',,' puus' Nnioi 'oa"s
""' ruoi''i'" as ~lIVfaydeh
Two Failures in New York.
p. T. White. a heavy trader. was an
bounced on the consolidated stock ex-
change today. :
New York. oct. 2o.-Thc failure OF ].
". an operator on the New
i"rh STOCK exchange. was
On ,hc moor on 'ie eNchanEc tocaN.
i,'lihlhs was Il large trader on thc
NN.nuSc "nu !. - Said II" suffered
'09se' '" y "ul s'ocN III APrli iast.
Stocks Get Stronger.
New York. oct. 24.-Vigorous rccov
cry from SATURDAYS slump in prices
marked the opening of dealings on the
stock exchange. The strength of the
london market helped to this result
and unnor from abroad pointed to a
large loan OF gold by the Bank of
Franc to the Bank of England. Tho
strongest rallies were in stocks which
suffered most in saturdays break.
can money Tell back to 6 per cent.
alter me opening at Z, Fridays htgh-
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-11-01
TRIES SECOND TIME
TO COMMIT SUICIDE
''oneer Resident of VermiIIion Fires
Two Bullets Into His Head,
but Still Lives.

Vermillion. 5. -. oct. 2i.-An ,n.
~successful attempt was made by
Marsh Getnan. n pioneer resident. to
commit suicide last night. Two bull
let's from n 22-calibcr revolver flat
tened against the skull in the back
part of his head.
This was Getman's second attempt
and he swears he viii yet accomplish
his purpose.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-11-01
SHOOTS WIDOW AND SON
Son-in-Law Of Man Who Went to the
Rescue and Is Also Shot Held
fer Crime.

cole camp. Mo. oct While rms.
Alice Wincmiller, a widow. was sitting
with her five chillrcu in her home
seven j. lies from Warsaw last light.
shots we're fired through the window
md Mrs. Winemi!lci was instantly
killed and her son, aged "a, was badly
wounded.
Felix Crawford. y neighbor. who
heard the firing hurried to the scene
and was shot and died it.o hours later.
His ~sonjnia" J. ~. Long. is charged
with having dore The shooting.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-11-01

Fittshure. Pa.-The trial of CIifforJ
iooe. charged with perjury in connec-
lion wi.l TIE i|!artje divorce case. was
taken up In criminal court. Hoop WA.
augustus Hartje's negro ooachman
Ind 1t is alleged by the prosecution
that the accused swore falsely in his
ftatemert OK his relations with Mrs
Hartie.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-11-01
SHOT AT CHA3IvARI.

Missouri Valley. la. oct. 24.-Harlod
Sullivan was accidentally shot while in
Charles Deur. The wound viii not
prove fatal.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-11-01
GRAIN MEN ARE ON
The RACK At OMAHA
Interstate Commerce Commits
sioners Resume Hearing Sc
gun in Kansas City.
BAR MAN WITH SCOOP
Testimony in the Hearing at Onah-
Shows Small Dealer IS Constant
~ Disseminated
Against.


itisstle comm e4'' eioilVi
CLARKE and Lane. a lsf number oi
grain men were in attU .4l.l,c to ties
lily.
The most iuterestHss test umeuy WIS
probably tna ot j la.srpi. assist
amt g neral freight aneHl 81. tile Mis-
souri, Paclic railoal no. tnfs territory.
who declared lhat II WAS Ilo policy %,
his company to l"iseoarla the cstab-
lishiucnt of moro llaI tleo elevators
at 4 country station al3 that "tracl.
leaders We're not given tae considera-
,on ~aeooi-el eieNa'"is lA 'ne GlsIri-
pu,l"A OF '"IS.
Mi,ht'sNr Nll'eh,' oi l"e arh'eFs
ri'lh eolhplMA S''l ils 9.Hp3Ny mac
pv,h ltiiiS tiea'ea 10y t"e NAlpn IA
enc rAliFpill' ol Mii"se mes IT oper-
ateS ~eIfNatpiS ana sheNcl houses, ANA
NV + vas lol alSN.4a LED against
bN lhr Omaha gram teilers. lie est
l'1i'l thAN the 'ltlt'ace ol the EARN
v.9 '"iliahN mo NC business mad re-
suited IA malcflal advances in the
prices OF gram IN the territory GOV
cree. ~
-Ap"|l -Vo gram dealers nave been
supp"elAVa. N''prne@ John Marble
ieoles'i'S 'Ae commission at the hear
ms
.. T., van 'Vih' oi the 'aNers-Nan
,soih r-icNa,nF company u the j. T..
Van i'orh Doi,tinlssioM cpinlany. OF
council I'Iuils- Ia, j,stlh"d that The ell
,'"'"' Noh'l'hS ~ Whlch NJ IS the
nNsu' pNSioNS oPSI"''iS an elevator at
1onnN'' hiuils' q".S business at IN
"'' "Vo1' ID ana Nc"4t' Ia.
Rents from Rock Island.
In both places tie elevators are
rented from the Rock Island Railroad
company. Al Underwood they pay SIPS
Il year and AT Nicola 5000. in both
f,l4g.G th,,,. .At,,r..+r,, g.. ,-.. az