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Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-03
MONTANA TOWNS ARE BOOMING
New Railroad Brings Prosperity in
Carload Lots

Special to The Herala.
LEWISTON. Mont, Sept. 2.-Corey
Brothers, who have a large contract in
connection with the construction of the
Great Northern extension, have estab-
lished camp near Straw composed
exclusively of negroes, employing them
because of the scarcity of white work.
men.
So many laborers are now concen-
trated near Straw that the county COM
missioners have decided to locate a
deputy sheriff there. a shooting scrape
Fastening the action. Straw is having
a great boom and II is said that general
commissary quarters are to be estab-
lished there at once
Harlowtown also is the scene of great
activity, owing to the presence in that
Vicinity of a small army OF railroad
constructors. The State Bank of Har-
lowtown, which opened Aug. 1, is said
to be doing thriving business.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-03
A WARNING AGAINST THE DEALER
WHO SUBSTITUTES.

While waiting in Dealers store in a
large city one of our statesmen overheard a
clerk trying to sell substitute, to woman
customer who had asked for JAP-A-LAc.
The clerk took TWENTY-FIVE MINUTES
of the customers time trying to make her
change her mind, and finally gave her JAP
A-LAc, after she told him she would trade
elsewhere II he persisted in trying to substi-
tute. What right has clerk to take YOUR
time to ARcUE with your SAVE time by
INSISTING on JAP-A-LAc.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-03

Homeless children received and placed
ln homes for adoption. apply Rev. o.
" Rice Superintendent Children's
Home society. saS Bradbury butldinE
Los AnkeleA
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-03

If you contemplate building a
home, insist on having GLIpDEN's
GREEN LABEL VARNIsHEs used.
They are the standard of quality.
Descriptive price list mailed on
application.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-03

used on Window or Door Screens, not only
beauties, but preserves them.
There is scarcely thing about the house
which is subjected to as hard usage as your
screens. They are exposed to the hot sun Of
MONDAY, the dew of the evening, rain, wind,
and the ravages of the clements, more than any
make them last years long ger than they other
wise would, no matter what their abuse may be.
The adamantine hardness of JAP-A-LAc acts as
a perfect preservative, and means the saving of
many dollars in repairs. JAPA-LAc costs so little
that you cannot afford to neglect its liberal use
on all Of your screens.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-03
AZ for steeI Postal cara

Al the annual meeting OF the national
convention Of railway postal clerks to
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-11

situation Wanted-By an exper.
fenced salesman In general mer-
ohandise; also handy In Office
speaks English, German and Bo.
hemian. Call or write this office. 2la
We will exhibit Monday at o a. m.
our new street hats for fall wear.
The latest Gage" models. also our
own reproductions copied from the
newest Parisian creations as viewed
In Chicago aud New York. 2sG
Wilsou A EDGE
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-11
WILL VOTE IT DOWN.
So Says Williams In Speaking Of Gov
eminent QHnershIp Of Railways.

Richmond. Va. Sept. lO.-The
Times.Dispatch telegraphed John
sharp williams. minority leader In
congress. at Yazoo City. Miss. for an
expression Of his views on Bryan's
plans for government ownership OF
railroads. receiving the following re
ply
Il am opposed 20 government own
ership OF railroads. irreyocably now
and forever. IN the ordinary and In
practice question concerning which
Mr. Bryan and agree % disagree.
But I see no good % be attained By
my rushing into print on the subject
We will simply vote u down II offer.
ed as a plank OF the Democratic plat.
form. Meanwhile. let us not magnify
Democratic faults. There are So many
things we are agreed on Let as mag.
nifty them. push them 90 the front II
we can. Bryan g. not infallibie and
does not pretend 90 be He Is right
about so many things, eloquently and
greatly right but absolute and wrong
altogether about this one thing. and
especially from o standpoint of racial
peace and quiet In the south Let Us
strongly regulate railroad rates. but
not operate railroads
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-11
SMOTHERED SLEEPING
Terrible Calamity That Happened
TO a Mexican Family.
THREE CHILDREN DIE
House Collapsed and Little Ones In
he'd Lost Their Lives and the
Mother May suceumb TO
Her Injuries.

San Luis Potosi. SEPT io.-Sleeping
In their beds three little children nam.
cd Melton were sent to instant death
by the collapse OF the walls of the Mel
iton home. and their mother was so
seriously injured that she may not re-
cover During a severe electrical
storm. and at about the same time,
two labore-s were stuck by lightning
and killed.
This city was for days swept by
rainstorm after raingorm. and the
walls OF many OF the old adobe houses
have been seriously weakened. The
home OF the Melitons was not supposed
20 be solid enough and. In spite OF a
warning that had been given the moth
er. she continued 60 occupy Il. The
mother and her children retired as
usual. and were soundly asleep short.
ly before midnight when the disaster
occurred. All four OF the family were
buried In the ruins OF the walls. The
noise OF the collapse reused the peo-
pie In the vicinity. who rapidly col
lected about the place. and the work
OF rescue was begun. Every one OF
the three children was taken out dead.
and the mother Is badly injured. hay.
ing a broken leg. a twisted back and,
Il Is feared. internal Injuries.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-11
CUTS HIS THROAT.
Prominent Chicago Man Terminates
Career With a Razor.

Chicago. Sept i0-Clarence X.
Wooster. vice president Of the Peoples
Gas. Light and Coke company and
prominent In club and social circles.
committed suicide Sunday at his home
in this city by cutting his throat with
razor. Mr. Wooster Is supposed to
have been Insane. About three weeks
ago he suffered from heat pTostratlon,
and had for several days past been un.
der the care OF physicians. Sunday
morning he entered the bathroom, and
a moment later his valet. who had
been INSTRUCTED 20 keep watch over
him. heard a fall Opening the bath.
room door. the valet found Mr.. Woos-
ter lying on the floor with blood
streaming from a cash In his throat
and the razor lying az his side.
Mr. Wooster was forty-eight years
old. and unmarried.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-11
ELECTION ORDINANCE

BE il Ordained by the City Council
Of the City OF Bryan:
That an election OF one alderman
shall be held by the qualified voters
OF said city at the city hall in Bryan
on Wednesday, September II, 1906,
said election to be held In accord
ance with city charter and ordi-
nances and state laws governing
elections.
Frank Clarke J. +. Butler
City Secretary Mayor
dSep T..
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-11
NUDE MAN AT GAME.
individual Creates Decided Sensation
During Polo Contest.

New York. Sept 1O.-while a polo
game was In progress az Van Cort'
land park a stranger with no clothing
on. tall and gaunt. with a scraggly
beard and waving his thin arms. made
his appearance. Women screamed. and
great excitement prevailed. Rival
teams suspended play, a horse blan
ket was secured. the individual wrap
ped therein and taken 70 Bellevue hos.
pltal
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-11
PARTY FIRED INTO.
one Negro Was Killed, Several Wound
ed and White Man Arrested.

Shreveport, SEPT l0.-As a party
OF negroes were returning home from
church six miles from Minden, says
a special 20 the Times from that place,
some one fired six shots into the
crowd at close range. One negro was
killed and several others wounded.
Rex Ramsey. a white man. is under ar
rest
Lee Smith. an aged negro, was call
ed 10 the door OF bis cabin. seven
miles west Of Shreveport. and shot and
killed. The murderer. whose identity
is unknown. escaped.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-11
BRANeR- GARNER.

Mr.. Jno. 7. Bramsr, a railroad
contractor employed near Willow
Hole, and Miss Minnie Garner of
Grimes county were married Sun.
day afternoon near Kurten by Jus.
tIce W. Gillie Mitchell Of this city.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-09
Ger klrinr @prndbfnrIdJer.

@rnt iist nit ieinen @ltern BET
Slid; fe p~luuoern bon 8etannten in
paris unb 2onbon. grnit mill pihen.
fpie man bort fpri6t uno erfdbrt. bab
man in paris fruu5Off9, in 2onbon
enelif9 reject. Die SHUTTER fragt ibn:
rWeiBt Su audi. pie man in Berlin
ipri9t9" grnit peib es ni9t. I'm
linn gu belfen, fugt Die Mutter: ~Wte
nennt man bas, mas Mutter nit @ater
ipri9t, pern er na9 Suuie fommt2"
= rS9impfen," fugt Grnit.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-09
Telieffarten aus @mmmi.

Die aus Gipsmafe gefertigten geo.
srapbii9en &elieffarten boben BEN groz
BEN @orsug, bab ite iebr ani3auli3
fino. sic beoiirfen ni9t 10 pieler On
beutunsen, S9raffirungen uno Iufs
i6riften ME Die Ylanfarten. Sage9en
1T oas 6antiren nit ibnen, i6re @ufz
b~epabrung unb 8ef0rberung re9t umz
ftdnoli9. Man felt jeBt &elieffarten
aus elmer biinntpanoigen 9ummi6aut
Der, Die auf Ser &iidieite nit einem
oi6ten Gtpff binterlegt uno 81 etnem
boblen 9ifen oef6lofen finb. Mitz
telft zines @entils ldbt fiG Oas Sifen
oufblaien uno gibt Damn auf Der 8tlbz
fld9e fdmmtli6e 9Dbenlagen genau
pieber. Na9 @blaHen Ser 2uft fann
maj Die &arte uufpideln poer 5ufamz
m~enlegen. Die Sabrifatipn Der Sarten
lit gang einfu6. @uf bas Relief zines
GipsmpOeqs miro cine 9ummibaut
aufs.5ogen, ungebriidt, bamit lie beffen
sSorm annimmt, uno pulfaniitrt. @ls>
Damn fam man bie Gummibdut NIT
Sarben btmdlen uno bsoruden.
co f9Dn tpie cine iolGe &slieftarte
nirmt ii9 aud Elm 9lobus aus. Der
e6enfo beraeiteQt pirb. @lobus uno
Stotip fefteben aus einem Stud. Der
@ummi6an, Der ben @lo6us BARTLETT,
fann aud nit 2einpano be5ogen fem,
bamit ct tcfer bGlt. @on ieiaem hobz
len Snnenraum gebt Elm &anol ourd
bas Statip binour9. Der &anal mini
set am 8o6en bur9 cine DEFINING
mad auBen. SIT ser Sanon aufgeblaz
fen, Damn Edit elm @entil ober Elm
Nueti9bahn am Statip Die 2uft i'm
Snnern feit. Na6 Dem @bblai en- legt
f6 ser ganon iiber bas Gtatip, unb
bds @anse miro BON einem 8eutel ooer
elmer Sofe aufgsnpmmen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-09
8ransoFi@er ,,Seefern",

Sn ga bic i%lutrrs", elmer In paris
srf9sinsnosn 3eituna, if elm nit Dor,
3igli9en pbantafe.3 ~riegsbiloern aus.
ssffattstss glaborat "a Ia Sesfern"
tibsr einsn frans6fI9.beuti9en 2rieg
eri9isnsn. Sniofsrn bsdsn R& bsios
S9riften iuoefen ni9t. als i'm @e9en.
fas gum bsuti6sn Sssftsrn in Der fran-
sbfiden S9rift leoisli9 Der 2anOfrieg
sur Bsbanblung fommt. Die Nufai-
iunesu fno absr 10 9aratterifii9 ftr
bic AuTaHun9 Der pOlitii9en Gage unb
BITE anR6tsn innsrbalb Der fran36fi9en
grmee, baB mir cine tur3s Mnalpie bic.
iss fran3bff9en Sssfsrns unfersn &c.
fern ni4t borsntbaltsu f6nnen.l
Den duBsrsn Rnbinen Der Qriees.
pbanfe biloet elm fineirtss 0riess'
iassbu9 Oes Generals 2onserop (pfeu.
bOnpm fhr 2anslois). Der 2riee
bri&t gnoe Cttobsr oorieen Sabres
aus. 6erporgerufsn tpurbe er burd
sinen beuti& : enelif9sn 3mif&enfal
tn ben @sudHern Der Norbiee. 81
9aif:r". bppnOtiirt bnr@ BITE pan
ssrmanifif&e Soee, Idbt benz Bot
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-09
gaitor BOB BON Yittsburs ialoB

Yaitor BOB BON Yittsburg f@loB
isinsn prOtsft ssgen bic annabme Der
6epburn-9 olibsr. 8orlase Dor benz
RonereB.aomiie in Wafbineton nit
folesnbsn mnrtieen @ortsn:
Die 9rO6ibitiOnsssisss baben uns
ld9erIi6 bor Der @slt ssmadt. Gin
Wonar9 miro f9 bitten, feline unters
tbansn In FOLDER @eiie ibrsr 9sdts gu
berauben unb He Dor Der Wslt ldAsrlit
au MAIDEN. @eiebsebuna gegen unbe-
fdrdnttsn gsrbrau9 bon Opium, 60.
cain uno anoere oerartise sa9sn ii
suldife. benin bas fno 8ifte. 60
lange absr ni9t bspisisn tpsroerl fann,
bab Bier. Wein uno anbere miloe fpi.
rituoie @etrdnte 9iftig feisn, tusrrt III
bsrninftis 9snOfsn merbsn, tpdrs e
unrs9t, Der fanatifdeu, ensber3iseu
Winoritdt na83ussbsn, mel9e bi.
5reuosn bes 2sbsns ni9t su gsnisber
usiB. "-grapo 6err pafor!
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-09

SIeden n Der @df9e, Sic
bon benz tupfernen &eHel 6erriibren,
geben BEL regelmdbisem Waf9en aus.
lin aber fiinftig berartiges gu permetz
ben oft lit bies au9 beim petnltaz
item SGubern bes aeFels ni9t mOsz
lid .uenbet man elm &efeltu9, elm
altes. ftdnbis gu bieIem -3nede gu perz
ipenbenoes 2eiutu9 an, bas mar betm
Wdf4eto&sn in ben &eRel brinst.
pbotograpbien colorirt
man nit &qudren : 5arben, bic NIT
einem Sropfen @ummiarabicum auf
elmer Poraelan : palette perrieben
tperben; bic Sarbe ipiirbe obne Sums
mi auf Der slatten photographic nidt
baften bleiben, ou4 eibt er benz Bible
etDas Slang.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-09

SaB 9iiaof Surner, Der Neser.
preoiesr, bns Stsrnsnbanner einen be-
fuoelten 2appen nennt, benefit pisber
sinmaI. ME f9aoe isosr Srupfen
Bhrqerblut mar, Der UNI bas f9pnr3e
gefnbsl bsrqOHsn wuroe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-09
Gin nnblrr DirnJfhntr.

9ausrau (ppn Der &eife auz
riidfebrenO): sd CLAUDE gar, sic Iinb
pdbrenb meiuer Ibtpefenbeit in meinen
&leioern ausgegansen?" # :
m db9en: rSu aber u on Den
Mo9entdgen!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-09

Sas feffe 8eiteben auf annabme
elmer uirtfnmsn &ntsnbia burd 2ons
grsb. 1T wObl Der sr6bte Sienf ben
prdfosnt Rooisbslt benz 2anoe iotpsit
eslsifet bat - neil er 2Onersb es=
piHsrmabsn sDin9t. bic Sntershsn beg
Bottles asesn Die Der 2orpcrntionsn
tua6rsunebmen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-09

@enr Der meme Raahinipeftor
10 tpsnis eraislt pie feline 8orednger.
10 iolte mon iein Saldr lieber aud NOD
benz S~unoebeim surpenoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-09

Sie aelben 6eBer seben Der FROZEN
SoHnung Nusoruf, oaB Selcahe Der
9sutf9snhnfsr uisber fran36ff4er pre-
niisr tuirb = bisie 6Ofnung wiro lee
oenfals bitter aetdui9t tueroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-09

Ser Barren esiernns fomuut bic
fran36fi9s 4abinetsfriie Defenders un'
aeleaen, neil Der beabf1ti9te pump
eefdbrost if. = So, tuenr elmer i'm
Bed fBt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-09

Die 2i3ensgebibren. welbe Die
Brnusrsisn uno S9aHtuirtbe be3ablen
mfFen, beden ii6errei9 bic esiammten
Roftsn unieres poli3eisS Departments.
6ers, mas uilf ou mod mebr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-09

Cberaleutnant Jranf lit mad So
i1briesr 9isnfssit bonn aaiier gum @es
neralmeior bsf6rosrt tuoroen, beini
gbirursen 2eOnaro @ooo ging es
i9nensr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-09
Grmmoeisentbums liebertrasuitgea.

Utalt0n Stl0er on So9n IS. quiz
man. Sbsil bonn noropeffli&en Wtertel
tn Sec. q, Sp. Is, &an9e a, Warren
xopni5ip. "a, 200.
Waria @bin on @briffian u. 5ilgen'
BERG, Got "a In @liott's Subj. bon
OutlOt l58, 80 Bel 100 GuB, perbef'
fert, @sfisite Der Ngnes Ctr. nbrb'
LID bon Wi9isan Str. 500.
@la Opslrp on 2ambsrt .. &pler,
Got 1O8 in Ruoosl's Slentuooo Aoo..
80. 25 bel 1912 5ub. usrbeHsrt. OF.
ieite Der gspiae abe.. n6rolid Der Mi'
4iqan Str. $1,100.
gatrid W. 2snneop an gbitb 2swis,
elm 3beil Der Got 900 In 5let6er's
Wooolatpn Nobitipn. 44.5 BET 40 Sub.
perbeKert, @sfTsite Der State apsnue.
faoli9 ton plsaiant Str. $l1l5.
Serielbe an DieiOrine Socwel. Elm
Sbeil ~Serielben Got bon gleider @r6be.
psrbsfsrt, on oemielben plab gslssen.
$1,000.
Sames Boomers an Wm. Weglain,
2ots 129 uno 100 in Clifton plaee
aooition, 80 uno l43 SUB, paeant,
Rorhfeite her 81. Ctr. nefIih bpn
Clifton Ctr. 5000.
Dm. glbsr on oenielben, Got 127 in
oerielben 4ooition, 40 bel 143 JuB.
0orowsfsd. Der Clifton unb 81. Str.
$3.50.
Sulius Or. 2aminsfp on Saeob
Woblfelb, Got 2, Nooition bon S6f-
gems @rbsn, Is 4cres, psrbefer!,
uefli9 bon Wsrioian Str, fioli4 bon
&apmono Str, $4,000.
Maraaret Or. Wiaer an Sufann
Rlusmann, Got IL, Warlstte parf
abolition, 35 BET 14O SUB. psrbsRsrt.
Wsfisite bon Sisblano place, fiolit
BON Warlette Sribe, $4,000.
Saeob S9ab an albert s. priqer,
Got S, Webel's Suboioiion. She'll BON
Got IS. peru & Snoiunapolis &ail'
roao @ompanp's SuboipifiOn, 80 bel
l97 GuB, bsrbsfsrt. Sioisite bon Mor.
RIG Str, uefli9 bon Satota Str,
$500.
Sobn &. 2spalIen IN Sumner W.
Grom, Sbsil bes itibweftlidsn Yiertel!
bon Section %, Sounfbip IA, 8ana'
p. $50 glcrss. Decatur 8opnibip.
1888.
@sOrss 80. grif &C. on SObn 6,
Iliion, Cots 16 Bis 20, 8lod 80
1Ortb SnoianapOlis. $50 BET 1875
JuB, bsrbsHert. Stoofsgde Nnnette'
unb 81. StraBe, $4,000.
ISamilton 6. Curtis an Siaac 8,
Wiismann &C., Got Is, Square l. Sn'
bianapolis @ar @r's. Mooition, 40 be
1882 JuB, psrbsKsrt. NOroieite boz
Is. Strabs. bftlia bon sbsloon Ctr.
$3.50.
Son u. Guberfon an Wiaiam Sur
lsp. Cots 5 unb 6. Subbaro's &C. Sub
oibifon. StsiI bon Square IL. euo
offs Iobition. 100 BET $50 Sub. Der
bsFsrt. Ofieits bon sbelbp Strabe
iablid bon gottage Ape., $500.
Ssri9eG q. u. BausbmSn ano Geo
~. Bruce, nDrblide 6dlfte bon SO
20, glOd 2. Subbaro's &c. StoOft
Wooition, SO bel 1871 CUB. uerbeiiert
ShFeite bon Olibe Ctr, n6roli4 BOZ
Orange Str, $3.50.
Staie pla3a COMPANY on Grant %
Snpoer &C., Got SO. State Pla3a 4b
bition, 40 BEL 100 5uB. b%acant, @et
isite bon partpap Mue., ftoli& boz
Sem BORT Str, s725.
Wiliam M. Garlin an 6enrp u
8iIbreatb, Got A unb She'll Don Got 5
@ener's Subbipifon, Sbeil bon 60
%, Mobition bon Sobnion's grbsn
40 bel III SUB, perbefert, Sffsii
bon Bellsfontains @tr., iaoli4 bO
IL. Strabs, $500.
Sarab G. Gatpper an Nlbin 8
glart, 2ois 5 uno 6, Blod l. @rigbt
1. 0orofeite Mbo., 40. 81 BET 164 Sui
Ofisite bon @sasrn Aue. n6roli4 DO
80. Str. bacant. $1,100.
elmer 6. Duncan an Carrie &
Duncan, Got 6O3 Mc@artps IL. Wef
feite Moo., SO Bel $50 CUB. buean
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-09

Grif iuenn Die 9eute Nedefeaer
ni9t msbr bic Greuoe bereiten fi4 hber
ibn su drgern, miro er beonusrnsuerth
isin.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-09

CUB, bsrbeRsrt. Norbisite @af Str.
iaoli@ plpmOutb Str. 81, 900.
Robert u. MoOr. on Senrp 8res.
loft, She'll oes itiomsFli9en 0iertel ton
Section So, $Ownihip Is. &anse 4,
5rantlin 8Ounfhip. SO, 100.
WiQiam D. Starter an Qouiia y.
Osoen. Got AZ, @ob5in's Iuro ssus
bianupOlis aoo., IS bel 125 6uB, Der.
bsRsrt, iholi&e Settle Der 81. Str.
Dflid bon S6urman 9pe. 81. $50.
Sarrp Woran an Oetta WarIes. Got
2 in Dot Guardians Mboition, 60 bel
179. SO CUB, OfIeite Der capitol ape.,
n6rbli4 bon 81. Ctr. $500.
@srman General prot. Orpbans'
aH. on 2lnorsp Steamer, 2ots S5 big
SO In 9artman's abb., 140 bel 21O
6uB. berbsfsrt, NoromeH gde bon
Rem 9Ort Strabs uno Sbsrman9 ripe.
$500.
Gawrence GOgsoOn an Charles +.
NOeaer, 8beiI Got l. 2ossoon's Dome
place aob 6alide Settle bon gbura.
mar abs., fioIi9 bon proIpect Str.
so. 400.
Suian Green on Wiaiam Sofon,
Srufiee, She'll Got 252, Wortun
plaee, n6roli4e Settle bon 20 Str,
wefflid bon @sntral abs., so, 400.
SObn Sieorid on 5erbep g.. Mc.
@aslin. Got "a, gIod z. 0incoln Bart
aoo., 6fli1e Settle bon Stem Ssrisp
Str, ihbli4 bon "a. Str. Sc. 500.
Grant 8. phiuippi on Dlarp Srotfp
Il. a., Got 81. Wc@artps l.. Mef
Ssite Ioo., 6fli6s Settle bon &eisner
Str, fiolih BON 0ouaro Str, iho.
lid bon 5owaro StraBe, 500.
Wafp &. @olins on Sobn 6.
Rudslsbaus, Got 9, Sobl's Sub. bon
Sbeil BON Bruce plaee @ob., 6fli&e
Settle bon @sntrul Npe., n6roli9 bon
%. Str, 81. 900.
Clifton Il. groun, SruRee, II. u. an
alice u. Joriptb, She'll iiopstliden
9iertel, Section 8. Sppnfhip Is,
&an9e 4. @arrsn Sp., 81, 900.
Saais 6. Mlen an @onrao Stumpb
u. g., Got sc, Sapibfon's 2. aob.,
meftlide Settle bon Siablano abe.,
n6rolt9 bon Wiaigan Str, 81, 200.
5nbnlsp & We@rea MiGinerp 60.
an Sbomas Us. Bridge, Cots 8 unb
9, SIod 10. NUrtb S%noiauapolis, 80
bsi 1855 6uB. iiolide Settle bon %.
Str, n6roIi9 bon &aber Ctr. $500.
gilbert N. Rpberts on Benjamin u.
Ridarofon, She'll bon Section %,
8pmnibip II, &anes 4. 90 older,
Waibin9ton Sownibip. $4,000.
@li3a Woobs on Minnie 6apmortt
Il. a.. Got so. Reaean part 4ob.,
40 BET los SUB, tueflide Settle BON
aiblano abs., ihblid BON "a. Strabe.
$500.
Widael O'@onnor an Wiaiam 6.
O'@onnor u. u. iHelide Sdlfte Dor
Got IL. Ga. IS, 1926 BET POP 6 SUB,
noroofliGe gds bon Wsrioian unn
Rarplanb Ctr. $50. 900.
gbin g. Sens!ep on Ssnielben,
baHelte @ieentbum. 81, 1873. SO.
@eOrge gberbaro an 9srIbsl %. 70,
N. Stiner, Cots 9 bis IA, gfep &
Cos Noo., 80 bel 100 SUB. bacant
Weffeite Barter Nbe., n6rbli9 boz
Riaigan Ctr. so, 500.
Nmanba @upp an GIi3a 6. glis
Got 81. &upp's part aoo.. rs SIS be
$50 SUB. paeant, iao6aIias gde 8u
ral uno Stanlsp Str. $500.
ulpsies g. O. Sobnion an Same
%. Cornell. Got 90, Wiaisans BrOO
BART Mob.. 40 BET 140 SUB. paeant
Shoieite grootfoe Mpe., uefli9 Dol
Ottapa Nee. 500.
CHARLES 6. 6abn Of, 6arrp 8. Sob
bins. Got 81, Waibington part Job.
200 bel 800 Sub, naeant, 6flide Seii
bet 43. Str. uno Gelatpars Strabe
SO. 800.
Sheriff an CHARLES 8. S4raoer, ct
$beil Der Got 127 In Sulians Subj.
Srpinaton, 1928 Sub, berbeHer
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-09

3am 8eifen Der Sleiihbarone
ioIte mol in @6ieaeo Der Weineioss
bauer aufgefibrt uerosn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-09

Wenn bas Suhn nidt mebr
Ieoen min. lift bas Meifer ni6t melt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-09

8ei Der abi@aBuug Der StraBen=
reinieungs = Mnuleiel NOR enttpeoer
graft opsr trafs Undermining i'm
Spiels.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-09

a u perfaufen: eiuen. BoupIat ON efurm Npenu ne.
- 5wifnsu PisbIanb Gps. nub Oriental strabe,
IS bel 1876 Rub eros. Bsrtb $500. Ntrbe fur S77B
on Semaub Der f& eim Sous gu baueu mhni9t Der.
saufeu. Birb Mot an. Esriomsu ~psrfauft bic eissu.
tbum peruietten ponen. suite etrobe uub 1rot.
toirs. 0as. absusstaudIe unb .eIsftriia ss BLOT on
ber straSe. sea&snirasem bel g. He9srsr, lsss
eturm 0peaue.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-09

cshr mdbieen Dreis mad aItsm Spfem prnament;rt
unb ~perepIoet BiIoer., SpieeeI. uno QonfpI=
Ratnem. merttatt sa5 on Eormpob.
3eIepbon Rsu sI72.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-09

N%erIangt-Brapes Tdb3en fir Sousarbsit. 9tad-
~ ~3ufraqeu Simmer 2 i'm Dtanfur Blod, noros
bHIine ode Der alabama unb @afbinston etrabe.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-31
Good Shepherd Benefit

The women who are interested in the
benefit to be given at Simpson audi
torium on Thursday evening of this
week for the benefit of the Good Shep-
herds home are deeply grateful to
their many friends who have taken
tickets for this most excellent enter
tainment. AT the Ebell hall on Monday
afternoon Fraulein Stole presented
her illustrated art lecture on Rome
and Her Art Treasures" and complete
ly captured the large number of audi
tors present.
A most delightful evening is prom
ised. 1t is the duty of all those who
are interested in the sisters of the
Good Shepherd home to take at least
a pair of tickets and attend this bril-
liant lecture, The reserved seat sale
is now on at the Birkel music store.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-31
COUNTERFEITER SENTENCED
Portuguese Pleads Guilty and is Given
Six Months Term in

Francisco C. Mattos, the Portuguese
from San Luis Obispo, who was in
dicted by the United States grand Jury
on the charge of Counterfeiting
changed his original plea of not
guilty to that of guilty yesterday and
was sentenced by Judge Wellborn OF
the United States circuit court to six
months in the Jail at Santa Barbara
1t was shown during the trial thai
undoubtedly Mattos was not aware
he was committing an offense against
the government, for he conducted his
counterfeiting operations in plain sight
of dozen or more persons.
Mattos told several persons how he
was going to manufacture dollars out
of lead and thus make easy money
Judge Wellborn said in summing up
the case to the jury that he had nc
doubt that the man knew no better
than to think he could make money
himself.
After the jury had been charged by
Judge Wellborn the Portuguese
changed his plea to guilty, and as he
has already been in Jail for nearly a
year a light sentence was imposed by
Judge Wellborn.