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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-10

North Side Gospel Mission: Meeting
Sunday afternoon at o'clock and in
the evening at 1880. Meetings during
week. Tuesday and Friday evenings.
General subject: "The Mighty Power
of Jesus Christ to Save. Sanctify, Heal
and Keep, in This Present World
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-10

The West Side Reading club viii
meet with Mrs. c. D. WEIGH at the
home of her sister, Mrs Clement Smith
Tuesday afternoon.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-10
Districf Presidents.

Superintendent Travelling Art Galley
Mrs. Kate Arlington. Council Grove
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-10

At the First Church of Christ. Scien-
fist, Sunday services at Il a. m. SUBJ
ject Mind" Children's Sunday school
at $3.50 q. m.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-10

The pastor of the First Cumberland
Presbyterian church. the Rev. Lloyd A..
Madden, win have for his subject Sab
bath morning at II o'clock 1.-The Value
and Responsibility of Winning Souls"
No evening service on account c. e.
rally at the Auditorium.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-10

The Junior Atlanteans listened to d
talk on Alma-Tadema by Mrs. L. d.
Whittemore Tuesday. at the home of
Miss Charlotte Nellis. The meeting
viii be held with Miss Nellis next Tues
day, and the regular programme will
be carried out. Mrs A. B. Searle of
Provo. Utah, was a guest.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-10

The first remittance from a club de-
string federation with the G. 2. w. c.
received since Mrs. L. D. Monroe, fed
Grafton secretary, sent out her circular
pertaining to this matter. was received
this week from the Saturday Afternoon
club of Hays City, to which Mrs. Mon
roe formerly belonged. They sent the
club dues, s2.70, to pay for 81 mem
bers, and Mrs. George P. Griffith is the
accredited delegate to represent the
club at St. Paul. Mrs. Monroe says:
"One club writes that they do not
ike to take so much money out of
their treasury, because they want to do
local work That, perhaps, is praise
worthy, yet the sum is SO small. ten
cents per member, that it might be coll
lected readily at any meeting. What
would happen if every club would feel
(. that it could make better use of its
( $3.50 than TO contribute it to the sup
port Of the General Federation The
whole structure would fall Can any
club afford TO be one Of a number that
would work the downfall of the Ma
Eonal Federation.
However. if any club woman wants
to visit the north and her club will not
federate, she may pay the dues herself
and receive the delegateship. She win
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-10
The Eighth Biennial of the G. F.W.


The Eighth Biennial of the G. r. w. C.
The Eighth Biennial of Women s
Clubs will be held in St. Paul, Mimi.
May 31st to June 18th inclusive. After
careful consideration of the matter
1t has been decided to name no official
route in Kansas. The official route for
the Kansas federation from Kansas
City to St, Paul will be the Chicago
Great Western, the w ell-known Maple
Leaf road.
A rate of one fare for the round trip
has been promised from all Kansas
points and Kansas delegates will mob
ilize at Kansas City, on May Goth, the
official train being scheduled to leave
the Great Western station on the even
ing of that day, and arrive at st. Paul
on the forenoon of May 31st. Those
wishing to take advantage of this OPP
portunity may come to Kansas City by
route most convenient and transfer di-
rectly to the official train. Since a ma
JOrity of the officers of the state fed
Grafton live on the line of the Union
far as Ellis for the convenience of the
president and those who wish to join
her party, providing Is or more berthS
are taken and paid for one week in ad-
vance. This car will be switched di-
rectly to the tracks of the Great West
ern at Kansas City. Other Kansas
roads win furnish the same accammo-
dations under like conditions.
A4NNAJ prov lSlQl Will ne IDdQG LOT the
comfort of delegates, their families or
friends. Train will be equipped with
Pullman sleepers and dining cars.
Stop-over privileges may be arranged
for and many charming side trips have
been planned into the lake regions of
the north.
Delegates and others wishing to avail
/ themselves of the advantages of this
trip Will please notify the general fed
Grafton secretary as early as possible.
Club women wishing to go as dele
gates should bring their clubs into the
general federation at once in order to
get all the privileges of the biennial
meeting. Dues for 25 or less is $3.50;
for clubs exceeding that number ter
cents per capita. Applications should
be sent at once, as no club will be re-
ceived after March 2nd.
While this VIII be the official train
of the Kansas Federation. others wish
ing to avail themselves of this Oppor-
tunity to visit the north will be well
coined 1t viii be for the exclusive use
of passengers holding through tickets
to St. Paul and no others viii be re-
ceived. Please address all correspond
ence to the general federation secre-
tary, Mrs. Lila Day Monroe, 909 Har-
rlson street, Topeka, Kansas.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-10

First District-Nrs. H. O. Garvey' To-
pekas president 100.
Kansas City, president. ,2,.,
Third District-Nliss Esteue DallO4A'
Winfield, president. -
Fourth District-NIrs. Flora Sands OF
Peabody, president. -
Fifth District-1Irs. Catherine Hofrz4a-n'
Enterprise president. .
Sixth District-Mrs. ". IL Nelsoti'
Smith Center. president ...,-,--
Seventh District-Mrs. E. L. PeuIJohh'
Dodge City president.
Eighth District Organizer-drs- D r.
Peters. Newton.
Usage County Federation-Mrs. Emma
Troudner, Carbonate, president.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-10

The Current Literature club was en-
tertained by Mrs. r. S. Magee Tuesday
afternoon. Mrs. Ellen B. LOOMS read
the principal paper. 1.-THE United States
from the War of 1912 to the Civil
War" and Mrs. A s. Embree and Mrs.
John Switzer reviewed the current
number of McClure's- The club will
meet again next week with Mrs. Magee-
The Vespuccian club met with Mrs.
]. S. Langston. SIT East Eighth avenue.
Thursday afternoon. There was a good
attendance Mrs. Frank Shafer and
were guests. Rollsacall brought out
anecdotes of Abraham Lincoln. to
whom on account of the promixity of
his birth anniversary, the pro-
gramme for the day was devoted. Mrs.
H w. Daub discusses Lincoln as states
man and president. and Mrs. f. w.
Conwelt read a paper about Mrs. Linz
coin. The book review for the meet
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-10

combe of Lowman chapel Sunday
morning will be Practical Christian
ity." No evening services, on account
of the mass meeting at the auditorium
North Side Gospel Mission: Meeting
Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock and in
the evening at 1880. Meetings during
week, Tuesday and Friday evenings.
General subject: "The Mighty Power
of Jesus Christ to Save, Sanctify, Heal
and Keep, in This Present World"
At the First Church of Christ. Scien-s
fist, Sunday services at Il a. m. sub
ject Mind" Children's Sunday school
at $3.50 a. m
The pastor of the First Cumberland
Presbyterian church, the Rev. Lloyd Al.
Madden, viii have for his subject Sab
bath morning at II o'clock, THE Valuel
and Responsibility of Winning Souis.r
No evening service on account c. e
rally at the Auditorium
Miss Laura Radford. OF Calcutta, In
dia, viii speak at the Young Woman's
Christian Association rooms Sunday az
ternoon at AIS. Miss Radford is well
known here as she was formerly state
Y w. c. A. secretary for Kansas. Miss
Ada Taylor viii sing. All women are
invited.
The subject OF the pastor Of the First
United Brethren church, the Rev. w
S. Baker, Sunday morning will be, Our
Two F'ields.!" NO evening service
The evening service of the First Bap-
fist church will be omitted, the church
joining 10 the union service to be held
in the Auditorium to celebrate the TWEEN
ty-fifth anniversary of the organization
Of the young peoples work
The Sunday evening services at the
First Christian church will be dispensed
with in order to allow the congregation
to attend the Auditorium services.
At the Quinton Heights school house
Sunday evening, Miss Agnes Trainer
viii speak and sing.
At the Unity church Sunday services
will be conducted By the Rev. Lewis CT
Wilson of Boston, Morning subject, The
Future Of Liberal Christianity" even-
ing subject. The Origins of the Uni-
tartan MovemenE
At the First Lutheran church Sum
day morning. fl the absence Of the pass
tor, the Rev. J.. w. Williamson viii
preach. In the evening the congregation
rally at the Auditorium
At the First Presbyterian church
Mr.. Charles N. Palmer. president OF
the Gideon organization, will occupy
the pulpit Sunday morning. no even
ing service on account of the Audi
forum meeting
Episcopal Calvary chapel Sixth
and Lake streets. Morning service,
/ II o'clock. Sunday school, 3 o'clock.
The subjects of the sermons at st.
/ Simon's Episcopal church will be: At
10 a. m. The Eden Forfeited; 4.3Q
D. m, THE Eden Restored" Master
Harry billiard viii render a violin solo
J at the evening services
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-10

The Chaldean club viii have an
evening meeting February &c at the
home of Miss Isabel Thompson, sos
Topeka avenue. Miss Thompson, Mrs.
William F. Bowen and Mrs. James Nell
son Green hostesses.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-10

Miss Laura Radford. OF Calcutta, In-
dia. viii speak at the Young Woman's
Christian Association rooms Sunday az
ternoon at AIS. Miss Radford is well
known here as she was formerly state
Y w. c. A. secretary for Kansas. Miss
invited.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-10

The Cosmos club is meetingl this af-
ternoon with Miss Ella Wade, 216
Tenth avenue east.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-10
Toneka Omcers.

President. Mrs Clement snlfh. n Folk
street.. Ind tel. 145-3.
Vice President, Mrs. J. W. Going. 900 To-
peka avenue. Ind tel $50
Second Vice President Miss Lucy B.
kingman. So Monroe street.
Secretary, Miss Maud Bishop, 1900 Col
Treasurer. Mrs. L. d. Robertson. as
Sixth avenue west.
Auditor. Mrs G. A. Huron. 221 Fillmore
street. Ind. tel. S67.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-10

were taken up by the Ramblers' club
at the last meeting, Monday, with Mrs.
A. M. PetrO, 1913 Topeka avenue. Mrs.
J. Howard Stuart and Mrs. Petro were
the readers. Mrs. E. S. Gresser, Mrs.
]. -. Freeman, Mrs. J. A. Campbell and
Miss Frances Cole were guests
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-10

Ms. c. E. EIdridge and Mrs. H
W. Woods will entertain the Music
Study club next Friday afternoon at
the formers home, 1905 Harrison
street.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-10

be more than compensated by receiving
al the privileges and advantages ac-
cruing to a delegate, because she viii
always be counted one in all the pleas
Rres and little plans for our comfort
while at ST. Paul"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-10

Mrs. Burton Pugh will entertain the
Pactolian club Saturday of next week
at the home of her mother, Mrs. R. B.
Welch.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-10

The Helianthus Literary club will
meet with Mrs. A. c. Richardson, 626
Morris avenue, February IA.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-10

kansas club women VINO aftended
the biennial meetings of the G. +. w. c.
at Los Angeles and st. Paul viii re-
member Mrs. Emma M. Van Vechten
of Iowa, then treasurer of the General
Federation, and viii regret to her of
her recent death. Mrs. Van Vechten
was president of the Iowa federation
from 1897 to 1899. She used to visit
in Wichita. ana had many Kansas ac-
quaintances.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-08
MntpmobiIes.

Mefauft, perfauft, permietbet, aufbefuahrt uno repa=
" rirt. Gsentir fur &eliance GaioIin Gar une
Chicago EaMpf Gar. gilt, Nsain 144s, Reu 35os.
Central Garage, 1872 OF Rarfet Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-08
D5te BOD ite @ttenbabn.~

ueber ben urfprung Der Rebensurt
rGs tit Die bD9its G%iienbabn" in benz
Sinne bon rGs lit bic bD6ite 3eit",
Der pielfa9 gebrauft piro, o6ne baB
pp6l irsenb elmer Der lie @npenbenz
ben ibre Gntfte6ung tennt, tit 6olaenz
bes ermittelt fporben: Der Qusbrud
rii9rt bon 4bolf @lasbrenner Der, benz
befdnnten 8ertreter bes 9erliner
8olfsipiBes in ben breibiger unb pier<
3iger Sabren bes DOriqen ,sd6rbun>
oerts, bef1en oraftif3e SuriteGungen
unb SGerae aug Dem 9erliner @olfss
leben ft6 bamals GROCER pppularitGt
erfreuten. Sn elmer bumoriitif6lbra>
matti9en S5ene Gin lSetratbsdntrag
in Der Nieoerpaqftrdbe" bdlt Der
9rieftrGger 8ornide 1m bic Sanb Der
SpGter be5 Stubenmalers &leifid an.
Der prGfumtioe 8rGutigam 1T cine
brabe, ebrli6e 9aut, nur leiber Elm
tpeni9 serftreut. neil inn, tpie feline
QuserpGblte, &uroline, meint, rieine
Silberiroi9ens Dor be 8riefe INNER
bur9 ben aopp ieben."
8ornids's 3%eritreutbeit dubsrt Ii9
Defenders barin, bab er stpei Oinge.
iiber Die er auglei9 etipas ausiagen
nil, germ miteinanber pertaui9t.
Mls fein S9piegerpater inn erDffnet,
tpie piel er ieiner So9ter mitaeben
nil, ~anttportet er: rOiefe Sodter lit
ians 9inrei9enb; id beiratbe Sbrs
Mitgift." 9egen Gnbe Der S5ene
bri6t 8ornide eiligit auf, 1a bic 0eip>
siser poit einsesangsn lei unb bic
8riefe dlisgetragsr perben miiKen.
Benin Mbf9iebe fast er: .Gs lit bic
aGsr659ite G%iienbabn, bic 3eit lit
i3on bor brsi Stunben aniefomz
men,"
Gine 8ertduf9ung Der 9egriffe in
bieIer rnb Gbnlider Dirt f4eint in ie>
men Sagen elm DEFENDERS beliebter
S9ers eetpsisn gu fein. Sn Der be-
fannten S4ilberuns beg S~trdlauer
Jiidsuses er5dblt 3. g. 9lasbrenner
BON benz @urfenbGnbfer, Der feinen
Huf rSaure @urfen, meIne Serren"
nenn Hiemanb fi4 sum &aufe melbes
te, in wSaure 9erren. meirre @urfen"
umtpdnbelte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-08

Sn 80 aorib beuGt e
bpr einigen Sa9en cine 6o6elegunt
q~etleibete Dame einen befannten Ser
D%.nar3t unb iagte ibm, bab ibr
Mann bon religi0fem Wa6niinn be-
fallen lei. Ha9bem bic Dame dle
Gtn3el6eiten bes SaGss ertlGrt bate,
tDuroe perein6art, baB lie ihrsn Mann
CUR unteriu9ung bringen fple. Die
Dame gtng aber 5u einem Sutpelier
IN etnem anberen She'll Der Stdbt,
mo fe fir $4,000 Supelen. austpd6lte
unb Bat, bieie t6r in lire @obnuna
mit5uge6en, bamit audi t6r Mann fi9
nit benz &auf e~inberfdnben ertlGren
f6nne. Gin 8srfGufer purbe mitae>
fanbt, unb nit biefsm fubr bic Dame
al benz Rerpenarst. SIM @or5immsr
nd6m fie bic Supelen, unb fagte benz
Begleiter, bab lie bic Steine ibrem
Nunn aeisen noble. sic ging audi
IN bas Spre6simmer unb bend9ri9z
tigte ben 4rat, bab i6r Mann brau>
ben parte. Dis Der Opttpr an ben
@ertGufer feline iibli6en Sraeen ri&z
tete. tlGrte it9 Der S9pinbel auT
bic -Odm." aber mar bnr9 einen
Rebenausgang berf9punben unb
bate i6ren Raub in Si9er6eit sez
brd3t.
= Cine unerb6rte Oreiz
ftigteit bat ri Berlin ein Ginbre6er
on ban Sag gslsgt, I'm isin 8orbdben
bur9fu9ren gu tDnnen. Gin fdlan=
ter Mdnr BON td6e3u 30 Sdbren err
f9ien BEL elmer Wtttpe in Der Srant=
furter Iqse, I'm angebli9 Elm 3ims
mer 5u mietben. Gr tpurbe abaetpiez
fen, neil tein 3imm.r frst mar, fam
dber troBbem dm anberen Woreen
gum 5pettsn Wale. Siesmal Qab er
f6 fir einen 9edmten Der @rmen=
btrettipn aus, Der Ra9frase balten
fpGe iiber bic 0erbGltniFe Der Srou.
Otefe bat peber 4rmengelb- btsber
na9eeiu6t nod empfangsn unb ant=
tpprtete bementfpre6enb. Sdrduf
mar Der ginbre6er aber porbereitet;
sr ertldrte nit iiberseugenber 9ebdrbs,
bab Die Stabt Berlin einen befpnbe=
ZEN Tonos ausgeporfen babe fir
Wittpen, bic fi9 brub bur9 bus 0ez
Ben bringen; baB Die Sruu beridii9s
tigt tperbe unb elm 6rei6err b. 9iiolb
in Der 2~anbsberger Strabe bas 4usz
su6lung betperte. Die 6rau lieb iiG
gum Mitge6en iiberreben. Der fulf6e
9samte betrat nit ibr Elm ppitdmt
no sr elm bOrgeipiegeltes SerngeiprGf
nit benz TreiberrH fi6rte unb init
ben Wprten f9lpb: yQQfo bann fam
Srau (. bas 9elb abbplen." Nun
f6rie6 er Der fiber eeporbenen Sruu
Rdmen uno Wp6nunq Des Musadblers
auf einen 3etteI unb bsranlobte lie,
fofort nit Der S~trdbenba6n bortbir
su fa6ren. Mg bte5rdu in 6er2unbs=
berger Strabe mertte, bab fe gs=
tGui9t lei unb f6lsunisf na9 Saufs
elite, ftou5 tire S6iir pffen. Der
Gtn6re6er bate IN Der 3pii9enseit
bic Wp6nuug nit sinsm Radi4lifel
geDffnd, taft ale 8ebGlter brtnnsr
ertro4en unb &Ieiber unb S4mud.
laden Der 5ruu unb tbrer Mxtter e.
beutet. p6ne gefeben gu tperbeu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-08


liefsrt.
46er Der grimmigs Damn bate IN
ieiner blinben Wutb ni9t NIT Der dHs
mGbli9en 0ertiefung bes Gluhes ge'
rs9net. Gr patete 6iaein, unb Der
l1mitanb, baB bas WaIer feline Weits
umfpiilte, fa9te ieinen 3orn nur no4
mebr an. plOBli9 uber 9erietb er.
ni9t me6r melt Don Der Steue, nd
SriB foeben ieinen Rod un5os, in elm
Waferlo9 unb itdnD bis on Die o6eren
@sitentn0pfe in Der 5lutb. 8ersebli9
periu4te er peiter au fpmmen, er ltano
ME fsftsstsilt.
Sund6it tpariets Strip nod. rGss
bsn Sic na9 briibsn auriid!!" rief er.
n9ierlber tann IS nod tiefer tpers
benz"
Der Sslb9tter aappelte psiter, fam
dber ni9t ~porpGrts. uno 5uriidtebren
pOlte er uni9stnenD ni9t.
Der Stuoioius Iugte ii9, cine iol9e
@btiibluRg tonne Semen gar ni3ts
f9uoen, unb iab ii9 um. lin 9ims
mels niqen, ba b!ibte ia elmer iener
9elme, bic ben 8agdbunoen arf apei
Weilen Gntfernung anSeisen, oab Der
= 9enbarm nabt.
Der iunge Stratese purbe bon
S9rsden our9rieielt: SEPT mar er
bereingefa1en, Dor ii9 ben 6lub nit
Dem Selobiter. binter ii9 ben Sens
BARN!
Sa blibte Elm @ebante IN ibm auf.
No9 elm Bid aiif ben feitgeteilten,
aber mod auBer 9efa9r befinblidsn
unfretpiQigen 8aoef, unb er elite benz
@enoarm entgegen.
.Wer ruff benn bd Inn Silfe9"
rief inn biefer au.
sit Dem &erl f9on re9t!!" srpis
berte Strip. nWarum babel er On
berbotener STEELE! SD tann ibm leis
Der ni9t 6elfen, i6 fann ni9t idpim>
men. sic f0nnen es geptb?" Der
9enDarm nidte. .Ha, ba arretiren
Sic i'm nur! Sd muB iebt gum
9a6nbof!!"
l1no bamit i6ritt er peiter, pG5e
reno Der 9enDarm gum Wa1er elite.
'&aum mar Strip an elmer Wegete
angelungt, als er gum 9alopp iiberz
ging; Die N6tiblung bes Babes bate
ibm bic 8ruft gum Oauerlauf geeeben,
9lidli9 fam er duf Der Bd6nitatiDn
on, ertunoigte ii9 unter Der 9dnn
na6 Dem Namen Des Selbbiters uni
fu6r bappn.
Der @enbdrm entfleibete fih min
unb ,rettete" ben our6tpei6ter
Monn; an bic 8erfOlgung bes lei4t.
fiiBigen Strategen oa6ten beioe ma.
tirlif nidt ipeiter.
Gin paar Sage fpdter erbielt De,
Selbbiter, Der ii9 etner rieiiger
@6uupfen 5uee5oeen bate, bur9 biz
ppt Elm &iit4en Gigdrren; auI
ibnen lag elm 3ettel nit ben Mprten:
u&ls Sroft fir bas unfreipiaiS'
gab."
rGine quite @orte," brummte .r
als er ii6 bic erite anitedte. rGr bat
bod elm gutes tSer5!"
Seitbem itrei6t Der Mann bes &c:
febes unubenbli9 am ufer bes 6luhes
berum, aber beraebli9 = i.ne giadr,
rem iparen bic erften unb lebten, BIZ
linn Del triigerii4e 6lubsptt fpen.
birte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-08
@runoeiasntbums l1ebertragungen.


Jrso. 3. StiIa Srufse, u. u. on
@oobruff 6. 2euis, Cots 4 unb 5,
9O1man's Subbibiion, glod &c &C..
5letGer's srfts grostios Nobition, 70
BET 1914 CUB, psrb., NOroieite Der Is.
Str, tpetli9 bon Barrier Nbe. 5000.
Charles %. Salter an Wiaiam 8.
Wielte, Got 295. Sadion part Aobi-
tion, 1922 bet 121 SUB, berbehert,
Msfisits bon 6Ouep Str. iioli4 bon
Is. Strabe, 500.
Nnnie W. Sed on 9ouiie @oot. Got
6 unb She'll bon z. pbiaip's Suboibl.
fOn, glod "a, abolition bon SObnion's
@rben. so BET 145 CUB. perbehert, Off
ieits bon. college IOs., n6rolid bon 20.
StraBe, $500.
9emis o. 6urIbert. Gree. an 6ars
lamb Ri9aroiou, She'll oes norbwefli-
den @iertels BON Section 2. 8opnibip
IA, &arge 4, perrp Sounibip, $1,000.
Winiam s. Drummer an @a4sl
gurgbsim, Got 81, Salbott's abolition,
40 bel 12Ol5ub. nerbeRsrt, @sHfsite
bon psnniplOania Str, n6r0li1 bon
81. StraBe, s514O.
8opo 80. 3.mpleton an Melbin g:
allen, Got Is, Blod 6. Gincoln Parf
Mbbition. 40 Bel 14O. 90 SUB. baeant.
Ofieite bon Nsw Seriep Str, ftoli1
BON %. StraBe, $1400.
Soan 6. Weisbaar on @barles g
Mpsrs, She'll bss iiowsfliden 8ierteIs
bon Section %, 8omnibip Is, @anss
4, @arrsu 30unibip, $4,000.
Warp q. pOft an Iatban RcSaug9s
lin, Cots 100 uno 131 In COOPER u.M.
u. Nortbeaf Mbb., 20 BET 100 6ub,
bacant. @sfieite Der pidens Str,
n6roIi9 bon 20. Str. $500.
Wiliam 8. Nppsl an gbuar6 s.
@auispohl, iioIi9e 9dlfte bon Got 81
in Wooos' Subo.. Outlot 40, 24.44
bel 1876 CUB, berbsfert. Ofieite Der
Stem Seriep Str, n5roli4 bon @alnut
Str. $1,000.
gbuaro 5. 8auiepobl an 2ewis 6.
Worriion, bisfelbe. $1,000.
Sobn g. 2asarus u. u. an 0annab
8omlinfon, Got 5 In Der aIponbals
@bb., 40 BET 124.5 CUB. bsrbsRsrt.
OHieite Der Senate Nbe., n6rbli& bon
35. Str. $1,000.
Sannab Somlinion an Telir &.
WcWbirtsr, bieislbe. l .500.
@iliam 8. priesnib an @eOrse 6.
Jrifsr, Got SO, &obbins u. u. Din
place Mob.. 80 BET 800 SUB, psr=
behert, tpeffli4e settle Der Summit
Str, iioIi9 bon Waibin9ton Str.
81, 200.
Muauf Diener on Nrtbur s. pbin.
nsp, Got 2, S9urman part place
subb., 40 Bel 140 SUB. berbeKert.
uefli9e settle Der Sainois Str, n6ro'
lid bon q. Str. 81 $500.
albert .. 3wid an @onrao Sem
ninss, 9Ois 237. 3O1 unb 3O3, aliens
9. Norb @ooolaun MSb.. 80 BET 120
CUB isos. pacant. Sibieite Delob Str.
nabe 9eota Gtrabs. $1,000.
Sobn s.. Smesrsa an Charles &.
2aelin, Got %. 8lod 2. BiIsp u.
u. noropeaIide MOb., SO Bet 100 SUB,
berbeKert. @sfisite 5apette Str. i6ro'
lid bon IL. Str. 81, 900.
Charles &. 2aeIin an Sobn 8.
Sweeney. baRelbe gigent6um. 81, 900.
Sames 6. @up an Samss %. Muir.
Got 80, Nulanp u. u. Mbb.. Rorb
SnbianapcIis. 81 BET lis SUB. oers
beFsrt. ORisite Gairbiew Str. iabli&
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-08

8esrinbete Yantofs
felfur9t. y. Sntereffrif Ou
Did niht mebr fir bic reihe Witt<
tpe9" = rRein, bob su piel Refpeft
Dor ibr befommen: He lenft elm 80.
pferbigss Automobile"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-08
...AYres 8uaetin...

6ru@t GoIanbers, 121ac Srobe .........5e
6rau Sotts 8aseletiensrife ...........5
Nesser Ttefer, 19c GrDbe Zoe
9oppsIt ssIpists HdseI, bas 9a6et... .1e
sfruppsg arfen, Sc @s6be .............4e
GbI6HeI, 25e Sets pom g.. ............15e
Sseel0feI, 12kc Sets pom 6..."."...He
SafeI 9amat, SO 3og brett, Cotton, quite
Deitus, 29e SOrte, bic 9arb.........19e
SaIbseblei9te 9amait, ga 3oa brett,
SOC luaIitdt, bic Yarb.............39e
Sirtii6e Sanbti9er, 81 BET SO 3on srcb,
boppeIter SaSen, NIT Sranien uno I'M
sebIei9t.
8etupfte SpiB, gang weiS nit pier per-
I6iebenen Supfen, uniere 19c AualitGt,
bic Yaro..
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-08

0afsn Sic Sbre Bie9., eaInaniTrte GiIen. uub
~ S4tefer'Satoedung fopie Juruaee Reparaturen
bsior9en BON 9. 9. 9zbbarb, PA On Ohio straBe
Saeuer gbone 2576.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-08
6ef6dfts=& alenDer.
gle9s nno WetaasSaher.

Vlet= lino Netan=Sdter, iptute Sndrinnen anae.
tertt9t uno repartrt. Sbos. g. SaoIep, 14t
aentudp Gpe. Neuer 8bune 1OOs.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-08

81. Sotuare, hber breiBis Sabre srfpIsreide arebs=
Sebansluns In indianapolis. Office ia Shb
Sninpis StraBe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-08

Qrebs furirt pbne @eier, phne Sdmersen. Die beft
~ betaurite SebanoluHs Der Neu5eit. Spre9t Dor
une lernt meine giethpbe. Or. 6. 9. griahan1, 1s
sSeft gsarfet Strase, s~essnaber Terminal Station.