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Evening journal., 1906-07-19
Mems Oxfords

AT Sr.9o-All our Mems Tan Oxfords in
values that were $500, $3.50 and $500,
AT S22eo-Men's Tan Vici Kid Lace Shoes,
reduced from $500 Not all sizes in this
number SO you had better come at once
AT $235-Men's Patent Cotskin and Black
Russia Calf Oxfords reduced from $500
and $3.50.
At S20o-Men's Wax Calf, Cordova and
Patent Colt Skin, Oxfords the regular
$500 values
AT SI.5o-Boys' Tan Oxfords, sizes run
from Q TO s15, some of the sizes are MISS
ing. Were $3.50 and $500.
Evening journal., 1906-07-19
MARYLAND NEWS NOTES

The home Of Frank Cunningham
in Perryville was damaged by fire yes
terday, caused by a gasoline stovs ex-
ploding
During the electrical storm Of Tues
day night lightning struck Asbury
Methodist Episcopal Church, Salisbury,
and damaged the building to an ex-
tent OF $500.
Senator Thomas II. Robinson, of
Belair, has been appointed counsel to
the Board Of Shell Fish Commits
sioners, of Maryland.
After biting a number OF other
CANNES. a mad dog was shot at Earle
Vile by Veasey Taylor.
James Riley, a trusty at the Elk
ton Jail. who recently had been given
more or less liberty, escaped yesterday
morning.
Evening journal., 1906-07-19
The Doctors

Ever notice the pecularitles OF a
casual conversation between two medi-
cine men whose diplomas are yet un-
yellowed by ago? IL about like this.
"Ah, doctor; good morning, doctor"
Good morning, doctor. How are
you, doctor?"
Pretty well. doctor; thank you.
doctor. How are you feeling, doctor?'
well, doctor, to tell the truth.
doctor, I don't feel, doctor. quite so
well, doctor, as I'd like, doctor"
Sorry, doctor. But youll soon be
all right. DOCTOR"
Goodbye. doctor"
so long, doctor"
Evening journal., 1906-07-19
DELAWARE NEWS NOTES

The Rev. William J. Neepier pas
tor Of the Methodist Protestant Church.
at Laurel, was stricken with apo
plexy and doctors who are attending
him say he win never preach again
Thieves who robbed the home of
Or. w. r. Barnard, Of Middletown, Of
silverware and unindorsed checks, have
returned the checks 10 DR. Barnard
with a postal card, reading: There
is still honor among thieves"
Evening journal., 1906-07-19
Prefer Cash to Checks.

The Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany's experiment of paying it's en-
ployes cash instead Of by check. which
has been in progress on certain parts
Of the line for some months. has so
far proved satisfactory. In fact it has
pleased the officials so much that the
cash payments viii shortly be extend
ed over the entire Pennsylvania sys-
tenn
Evening journal., 1906-07-19
Water Wings

Learn to swim at one trial by using
Ayvads Water Wings Great sport in the
water They weigh only 3 ounces and take
up no more room than pocket handker-
chief With them anyone can swim or
float VIII support a stout person as well
as a slim one. No danger of them becom-
ing misplaced while in use. No trouble in
adjusting them, wet them thoroughly and
then fill them with air and they will support
a weight OF ESQ pounds. 25c and 35c.
Evening journal., 1906-07-19
Finch to Oversee Work.

For some time to come. jeremiah T.
Finch. the contractor Of Glen Falls
\. y who has the contract for the
construction of the storage reservoir
on the Weldin farm. viii give the work
his personal attention. He arrived here
several days ago. and with Chief En-
giner Leisen Of the Water Department
viii give his entire time to this part OF
Wilmington's new water system.
Evening journal., 1906-07-19
Women's Oxfords

At $I9o-Every pair Of Women's Tan
Red, Blue, Russian Calf, Suede Gibson
or Sailor Ties, reduced from $3.50, $500
and $3.50.
AT $2oo-Women's White Canvas Pumps.
nced from $500
AT Sa.5o-Patent Coltskin, Patent Kid, Vici
Kid and Gun Metal were $500 and $3.5o
AT $roo--Girls' Tan and Patent Colts<in
Oxfords, were $3.50, $soo, not all sizes.
AT $I.5o-Girls' Patent Kid Oxfords and
White Buckskin Gibson Ties, that were
$3.50.
At $I.oo-Boys' Tan Shoes reduced from
$I.5o and $3.50 Not all sizes
Evening journal., 1906-07-19
Lynch

In st. Mary's r. c. Church. at 6
o'clock this morning, John T. Myers
and Miss Mary Z. Lynch, both of this
city were married with nuptial mass.
the Rev. Edward l.. Brady officiating
After wedding tour to the seashore
Mr.. and Mrs. Myers viii live on the
west side.
Evening journal., 1906-07-19
Hts ADDRESS INTERESTING
Or. w. L. Taylor Speaks to Local
Branch of True Reformers.

Members Of the local branch Of the
True Reformers met in Shiloh Baptist
Church on Saturday night and held
nn enthusiastic meeting, at which
Grand Worthy Master Dr. w. L.
Taylor made an interesting address
During the course of his remarks Dr.
Taylor called attention to the idle
class among the negro race who had
no desire to accumulate anything o.
their own. but who spent their time in
loafing about street corners. He warn
ed the young women to avoid this
class Of idlers and said that the pulpit
should sound the alarm loudly against
hem. There shouldbe a radical change
made in the habits of the younger
Aass of colored people of to-day.
He spoke of the good work accom-
sRished by the Old Folks Home under
Evening journal., 1906-07-19

the direction of Thomas Taylor. and
said that it should be encouraged. DR..
Taylor was followed by the Rev. b. 4.
Moore. who spoke in a humorous vein,
greatly pleasing his hearers. DR..
Taylor Is president of the Savings
Bank of the Grand Fountain United
Order Of True Refoumers at Richmond,
Va.
The order to-day has $1,000 members
and has been most aoceptably managed
since its foundation about 25 years
ago.
Evening journal., 1906-07-19
He Also Ran

Foreman Cat the door)-Dld yer hus-
band hov a new suit av clo'es on this
mornin', Mrs OMalley?
Mrs. O'Maley-He did.
Foreman-They're rooined entirely.
Mrs. O'Malley-IIow did ut happen ?
Foreman-He was blOwed up be a
charge av dinnymite.
Evening journal., 1906-07-19
THE GENTLE SEX
Git Cornices in
Vogue Again

Any woman who has old-fashioned
brass and gilt cornices OF Colonial
days stored In the warehouse may
count herself lucky. for they are being
restored to favor. Inanimate objects
have the cham OF not resenting their
relegation to the background Even II
they have been laid away they win
probably look as bright as ever when
brought forth to view. The returning
Of the cornice and old-fashioned cur
talns made itsclf felt last winter. whom
the rooms OF a new hotel, which is sup
posed to represent the "last word" Ia
tasteful and transformations decoration
We're constructed with cornices covered
with cloth just like that used in the
window curtains.
Evening journal., 1906-07-19

After long hesitation scientific men
agree to-day in admitting that water
physically pure. seen in mass, IS sky
blue. This color is that taken by the
white light Of the sun when absorbed
by the water.
Evening journal., 1906-07-19
Sunday School Lawn Fete

A lawn fete was held last night at
No. 100 West Eighth street by menu
bers Of Union NJ e. Sunday School.
A large number attended and the fete
was a big success.
Evening journal., 1906-07-19
Ten.day Niaaara Falls Excursions.

Pennsylvania Railroad popular OUT
ings July 6. 20, August 10, "a, Septem-
Der Z, 21. only SO. Train leaves $50
a. m.
Evening journal., 1906-07-19
Attendfne Races at Salem

Mr. and Mrs. John r. Kilmer with
their friends went TO Salem, n. j., to-
day In Mr.. Kilmer's launch to attend
the races held at that place.
Evening journal., 1906-07-19

Salt oysters. hard and soft shelled
crabs. chicken and lobster salad at
Lafayette Restaurant.
Evening journal., 1906-07-19

all priced lower than they ever were before,
too. White and Colored Parasols, some
silk others of Linen, some plain others very
prettily trimmed $L5o to $500 each.
Evening journal., 1906-07-19

Grand opening at Lafayette Hotel
and Restaurant. Seventh and ShipIey's
"Wednesday evening, July Is.
Evening journal., 1906-07-19
In The Boudoir

A discovery in the beauty world Is
that understanding rooms and dainty
perfume have a decided effect upon the
expression Of the face. AS bad odors
give a very panied expression. so
pleasant odors give pleased look, and
so it is well for mlladi to be careful I'm
choosing her perfume that IL should be
the kind that will produce the much
sought restful and happy countenance.
The wearing of good clothes is
another medium which produces
beauty Of countenance. The satisfac-
tion a woman feels when he knows
she is well-dressed goes a long way
toward giving her beauty Of face. and
then. Of course. the careful study OF
becoming colors and styles greatly aid
in giving the complexion the added
touch.
A bad breath is probably the most
distressing thing a woman can innict
upon her friends. and sometimes even
the best groomed types are guilty OF
this blemish. A good tooth powder. a
simple one, such as French chalk and
powdered orris root is the best. and a
good mouth wash OF listerine is
another good aid in this trouble. It Is
also a good plan TO keep small pieces
of orris root handy and by chewing a
piece as small as a pea just once a
day the chances for a good breath are
very fair.
For those who can afford IT the
French custom Of washing the hair
with champagne is being revived. 1t
lis said to give the hair a beautiful
lightness, gloss and color.
Evening journal., 1906-07-19
This Great July Shoe Clearing Sale

This great July Shoe Clearing Sale is one Of
the most important events in our selling annals,
and an occasion that stands prc-eminent for
rivaled price concessions-assumes greater pro-
portions each day as the news is heralded con-
cerning the remarkably low prices which prevail
throughout the department.
Many bargain events of an exceptional char
acter are announced during the year but none
vie with this, our great final shoe clearing effort
Our ambition TO sell goods in season, means a
remarkable saving to you--a saving to be eager
y grasped.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-08

e~uIten-0RsI. Gursn, 10 bts 10 sfuxe
TOT Dur9i&nst, lee; Is Stnxs Dur8j6xtt.
lie, 10 bts I2 Bf,un lie.
osp6deItes e@uetxeaeiA - kxoGsxio,ss
UGsep Big $26. 90; 3Iarss bsax yls 90; 6Gzs
3 $4,000; 6bort GIsax s1s bU; Ruuaf
Sls. 90.
Barfe - 0erdu9erts bratmaH se,
6~saxtfurter 73e; Bologna tx Ddrmss Tee 10
xrM &c.
Sped-RIare Settex. 80 bH 20 gtrxb tm
Tur4i&nttt, lske; Mars esttss, 20 BID 80
4frnb, l2ic; &tare Heuiel, % t3 90 gtrnn.
24e; ls BIB q ffb., 18e; ID ID 10 Ffuab.
lle; aIare Slides, q bu 30 shzxb, I2te:
Rsdex IL BIZ Is Rfyxb l2ie; Axss xidsxS
Bio 8 Rfunb, Lac
Grabf1G'e ped-XIm1 eneItR Swrsb zoe
aerudbIter guear Curb zoe. 80 afaxh tu
Dur&i&nttt TIC; 8 tts . Btmh IN 9xr9s
i&nttt Ice: 10 BIB IL Htaxt sn Dzs9i@xtt
lie; 6pfaxb TN Dur4i9xtts i4uai, l8tt.
8 %faah tn Our6i@xtt. idmal. l8;.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-08

- CUR Mblieferung INT Sabre 1907
pirb jsbt iettsns Der @%iienbabnsn @a8'
fraae gebaIten nod etablf&ienen i'm
umfange bon 400. 900 8onnen; ftr
bic Woribern electric @aiIuap In Sun
6raneiseo tpurbe In bieier Wo9s ote
9~ieferung bon 20, 900 Sonnsn unb fir
BITE Babnen auf ben pbiIippinen bte
2%ieferung Der elsi&en Wenge BON
etablf9isnsn absei&IOfsn.
- Sur9 @rplofon elmer 2ampe
entffanb In Der @obnung Der Sofepb
0anier'i9en @bsleute In portIanb, Me..
Elm Sausbranb, BET benz bret Qinoer
umtamsii. 9rti rusttere 2inber MUIR
ben bon ben @Itern nur NIT GROCER
Nhbe bonn 6lammentobs errettet.
- Ser prdRbent ernann'' @barles
8. Robb aus Wsrmont. aur Sit 6iIfs.
@eneralanualt, gum 3i&ter bes Ippe1.
bofes fur ben 9ifritt @oIumtia an
STEELE bss 3urtidgetretenen &i&ters
DUEL.
- Bon Wabrib aus uerben bic
Wslbuneen, baB eine nsue fpanif&e
Mnleib. tn paris unb 2onbon borberei'
tet usrbe, amtli9 In Mbreoe seffelt.
- Gum brittert Wale II bte Grage,
oh Sarab Bernbarbt bas Qreu3 Der
gtrenlsgton srbaltsn iou. Ia Der @rob'
tanolsi oes Orbens 80 parts unter 81.
wdsung.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-08

e6tnereteu,
@eudbIter Ttmottp 32.a5-2.85.
Drbtndrer BIB gutter 7tasotbp $l.50-I.7o
Notber 2Ieeian1en S6 .0o-7.be.
gnsli&er 3Iseianaes $3.50
GIipte &~Ieefan.e, $8.00-S.1
GIfaIfa 3Ieeianen $s.00-l0.0o.
Wetber 3~leeiaraen $500.
Gancp 3entidp 8Ia,israB S1.60-l.R
HIaisras h, GbaH 7Be.
ensIf&es DImsras $3.50.
Dr9arb Gras $1.70-1.s6.
Neb Top IN Gbaf $1.95-1.76.
Qafer Rom We-$1.00.
Hutber 8ukerrobr Sannea Sl.O0-l.2S.
&etbes unb 8eIbes 2srn $1.0C-l.26.
Reb Sob @ufIase t1.10-1.25.
Gem Beas $l.7B.
9iuet 81 30 BIZ $1.86.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-08
Cuba.
Weue Rec ierungs.9 9 q o r.
gantftrt.

Sh
5abana, z. Dit. Sn elmer bsuts
BIER am Nadmittag abeebaltsnen GRO.
Ben WaHsnbsriammlung bon @uba-
rern, Mmsrifaner1 uno anberen Nus.
Idnbern turroerl bic erften 0orbsteitun-
gen eetrOHen, cine neue partei uuter
benz Nauen .GoOb @obernment
2sasue" 3u orsanifren. Reiolutionsn
tpurben angsnommen, tpsl9e ben 3psd
Der Sligo, ME foI9t, befimmen: yaQe
le9itimsn slnfrengungen su MAIDEN.
eine p%ernanente, fabile unb geieblide
Resieruns ein3ufsben, wsIde tOmpe.
tent III, allen psrionen @sreatiefeit
tu~ioerfabren gu laRen, wel&e &ube uno
eiderbeit bes 9anbss eetpdbrleiftst unb
rusI9e Jreibeit allen Bepobnern Der
Sni.l auH&ert."
Sbslsi9 In Der MaHsnberiammlung
ni1ts bon elmer ameritanii4en @on=
troIe Der Snisl fsitsns Der Der. Staa'
ten seiast tuurbs. 10 III bod bic alse.
meine AnR9t. baB oieies Der @runo'
sebante Der neuen 2isa if.
Die srfte 2~anbung bon amsritani.
f&en Soloaten tn Der gegenudrti9en
Ottupation @uba's tuurbe hsute nit
GROCER @rattbeit b.uertRslist. Bon
benz TRANSPORT . Dampfsr Sumner"
rpurbsn 500 Wani bss 5. Bunbss.Sn.
fanterie &eaim.nts unb $50 Wann
bonn 2. piOnisr.B Battalion selanost uno
fofort In bas Eager .golumbia" trans.
ferirt. Der areu3sr v8rootlpn" NIT
400 6oloaten an 8orb lanete beuts
Na9mittas I'm bisRssn 6afsn an. Die
Soloater1 tperben erf morgsn Yormit'
tag ausseidiHt uno In bas Eager &c.
bra9t tuerben.
6 n 10 a nfte Snureen ne
ten bermunben 30.
Itaifen.
Sabaua q, z. Dit. Cine Dele.
CATION @ubaner BON Der Stabt @uinss
fam bsute Nbeno bisrber unb bert&tete
an General 5unfOn. bab cine Abtbei'
lung entmaHneter Sniuraenten beute
In bic Stabt tan,ert unb mehrere polt'
3ifen, mel1e bon ben ameritanii4en
Warinsiolbatsn bonn Sisnft iuspenbirt
rpurbsn, tbdtli9 an9rifen. Die go.
li3ifisn tpurbsn bon ben Sniur9snten
nit ibrsn Wa2eten gefdbrlid perpun'
bet. Die Bsbbltsrung Der san3sn BRO
pina it tber biefe @eualttbat Der frii-
beren Sniureentsn entruaet. General
Gunfon CAB fofort gefsbl, bob Capt.
pbelan NIT elmer Mbtbsilun9 Warins-
folbatet In @uines bie Orbnung auf'
reGt erbalten foa.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-08

Jrti@es RtnbfsH@-BskIs4s 6aaers - 81
a}c; 5iefse 6iere e1-e3e : 1tsfes Nsxbss
$50 BIB ZOO Rfuxo 71si: bisfss &iRs zoo
BIS $50 8funb SIC xs1s 660 BID GO 4tash
s.; etier BoroeruiertsI 6ie, 0tt9 otteE'
r,ertel lle Rtxb 0txts<utatA 1o}s. Ntxb
SoroerpierteI &c, Rub BoEtssstsr&d 8ie, nd
Ntntsrpiertel Sc.
5r2@es NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1896 1tktsss
utsrteI 1910, NorbauterteI exc.
6ri&es SQaf7etf4 - S&uussy tes Sfxxb
lee ; e&afe S2e; o4sxsa l6e; Na6D hna.
lee.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-08
OsseexseS
Snbi&nayelis 3aHeeBseite:

SnbtsnapeIis 2aHeespseHe:
0eu5bnI. BIB gutter 10-l2s; Srss1a sts %
wdbIter l4-16e ; SaneY 8sS-8ss. SeTbes
Deuou 10 BIB 22e. Sauo 1850.
Sx Badetsn:
Nstoia $751; |. 2tox 81 t.25, Seisp 10 90
Garaeas S1l.6 20. Eiumortb8 y1l 20, gssi6
Sara Blexb s1s.oO, GItmar Saba BIenb
$3.50, Duriea $lB.75.
Su6er-Dorntnoes TITO; etid1u6es ga
tuIDertfrter 5.sae; XIX S~uIpsrtNrtss S.s7s.
ieasr s~rmntrter 6.82e; Gubes SIZE; Con,
fseticxers' a6.37r Hsbeauoob U 6.l2s; San
MTG I b.oae; eusYtre ~. SIC; SsssI srss
0oGSe1 8 4.92e NRxhier GStra Ass
RissepoOb 8 L.sae; oeIb9 8 4. 7ae; Is ssIr
bx 4.67.
efRe-3al 40 d. xsa). Sat. g. IL per
0aHoHe.
Setro6nete 6ra&te-AepfeI. an ba essx,
setro6nst. Sc; Sobanxesbeerss O. bH 8 &c;
Gttrox l6e BID 20e; Nof1ex, q Groux, per
Rfuxb. u, Q Growx 7}e, 1 Growa TIC Taos
n~aexfreie dds se, California NhaseatsI INC;
euItGxa Ok, turpsvttrte 6uItaxa lie BIZ q,
GaItfornia xprtioien 8e BIS lac.
pidIes-2l00 TN Sab {s ; l2o0 tm tEt
U.bo: 1900 tn aaIbfas $3.50; 200 im ia;
$3.50.
Ganbp-6Ks etamsen eeust@t 7G Eros
eer seurf&t &c; Banner TuutR &c: Srss~
Doxbons lie; Ns. 2 Cream aemii9t l0s
MHe-Dr@tI xsx lie BIB lac; S9Ibsrts Ia
RanbeIn II; wei&f@aIsse Naxbels l5t,
Sorban RanbeIx lie; Reaxuts bs Dc BIC,
serbfete &c bts &c: GnsIfGe 8aIxaRs e}e.
etarte-BearI. 8}e. Gbaupto. slak. 1 sd
9 Rtanb RaGete 8. 3orx. / Rfh. Yafsss,
lH-6fc.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-08
-OetsetDe.

Behex - go. . rptber 733s. auf - Is
fen, Tic Don HabIen ; 70. 8 rotsa 6Si'.
Dttober, 78e; @asxweiex Tic
sNeIiGtoru Ro. l wctb 49fs, so. Q
mstt 49ie; 30. Q uetb 4Sfe: 10. 4 ndt.
AS; sae. 2 wets sema&t acc re. 9
uetS conflict l9e: Ns. 1 ustt ssntie.
4se; 30. 2 seIb 49,; re 8 ssIb 40
70. 1 seb 48e; Ro.a ssnHiQt 80 I
Ro. g aenstf@t acc; 30. 4 semttqt AS ;
&oIbeR l8c.
eafG 70. 3 wetber 363e: 10. Q psJs,
8be; 70. 3 0eutf4ter 84}:; 70. 9 sszneta
e4e.
en 80. / atmottt SIS 80. 10
3, e14 90.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-08

sasar Gureb S&txte1 - gras 0uaIttdt:
1870 Yfaab 1l2: IL Rfsnb l63e; l0-ll
pfunb l63: 6wette nuelttH Sole pfxab
&c; IL pfunb l6e ; ID 1fmb Lie ; 10
pfunb 1se.
GaItfornti&e e@txisn-S BIB 8 Efrnb 9k:
Q BITS IL pfunh 83e.
epe6. g1sI. -0epdeItn, 8 ID 10 &faxh
In Dnr&i@ntk l72e; u ID Il 1isxb In
Dur4f&uttt, 14ie.
Celebrities NsbHeF4 - OQtxtsx, go.
Cd, lA3e; 1abesdettn l2e; Snsxi. l6}
&ab6eI Ice.
C@usab n I1erce6-L Dual. lie; 3.
0uaIitdt 1ole; Q. nxaltdt l0}s
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-08

&ei&tcrn - Betaufspreie: fs xs6 ben
0uGittdt, 63-s6c.
3afT-sef4dn $685.; IN ben KsH<ss
40 = 90 ter Femme.
BILLET Sertaufspreiie: "a G-&S %
xhmotbH-Bertaufspreie: sl7 00-l9 20.
etob- Rreie. ie mad BEN 0rah. hAb
len, S6.00-e6.00.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-08

OntteS, 9tes ss0o 0eNAOes,
odnbIer beSabIex fpIaexbs Rreis3
0rtf&s Gser-22e pet Dutexb.
oGAner loo. Adkxs {. Txsssu8 -e-l0s,
@nten 7e, @dnie DC.
Butter - Gouatxt. lbes Gssamest 49,.
0Istn 26e
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-08
0afe=BaQ.

Yie esfrige1 6piele reiultirtei mie
folgt:
atipnaI.2 q {.
Cincinnati, z. Oct.
Cincinnati 49,. 0010O0001- 2
pittsburq .....0 00200120- 5
Batterien-siFf unb 64lei; 2eeber
unb peiB.
ct. 2outs, z. Oct.
ct. 9outs. .O1OO0101000- 8
Chicago 30 0000012000- 3
Batterien-Wc@lpnn uno 0oonan;
Oberaa unb Woran.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-08
HrHd3te uuD OeWxfe.
8rA4ta

ariidbte usD 0euSte,
s,uAt.
go on,.e.
1--WE Us', q, az
1a"a' e" -
~ !.
Csa"Se"- ~ ""f"
~eunetis'u"e'' Ase "'' "os
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-08
9emonfratipnen
Scr Arbeiter tit 8nBlan0 als SOrbOten grOBerer
repOlntiDndrer &n6ef0rungen.

gusarhns lIlimatum. - gegen Sotperratbs angenagt. - S&reden u6e
Cub. Nirren. -BifhDe in Sarmouie. = Beuprfebenoer
aaitrbeud. = SoppeIrasOSie in 8Hnhlerheien. - uAa=
oehn" in SiBung. - gfeue &egerungs 2ia
prganifrt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-08

Wo&en abgsi&loRen tuorben. unb es
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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-08-11
At Once, $1,000 WORT
High Art, Good Fitting
.. J. . = Hing

Styles good and prices better. Eve
in and out Of town can make a 2
ycstment now at The Hcath-J one
a suit either for present or futu
We have just taken stock and fl
we have two on three hundred mo
than we wish to carry, and in o
sell them quickly we are going
them at prices that will make Yo
with aStOnishment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24
PRESIDENT or THE AMERICAN FEDERATION OF LABOR HAS
NO MONEY. OWNS a sHoVELEUI OF SAND AND rs
PROUD TO SAY HE rs PooR-A PERSONAL STORY OF Tsis
LEADER

reads three languages and - fond II
music iir plays the violin good
music. from ths srofs. Hos he
learned 20 play IL story Here Il
is.
Sam Gand be- Vas sam thenl ard
Joe Nstr wofklHK AZ the trade and
fuourd together a. Warkrnaa b.
Nsw Jersey on. a good many YeArs
aKn Joe played the conrertiua sam
played nothing bot liked the sound
To them daily came the iesman. who
was EnKitsh. ard. when in London.
hal riayed The harp hot 3ahn hal
ieft MIS- harp behind. and In the 81
ir~rriru % fnsa getting ia a strange
land. had turned from hAtpinx - Ihs
delivery - ics
Joe found out the icsnaan'n talent
ard made dirker pfth him lie
would teach John rieafuaktnx IN
return Zoe musical instrsctiou. Ard
90 ths isssogH started. bat Joe
found ii hard and asssd sam 20 heif
By hearing him recilr Result San
found % easy ana learned more q
scores than Joe
Then comes The part - ths tale
that b. not fos publication wife
Eiyvs Sam money 10 buy her dress
goods in Ssw York and Eam buys
fiddls After which q D. a enneef.
tina. fitdis and icsman. and sam is
soon . pretty good fiddler.
spanish was rickci up b. Mr.
Gompers vhiie working with the "a.
ban cisarmaksra The practice ia 10
have newspapers and books read 10
me operatives phiio they work. and