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New-York tribune., 1906-10-28
swITcHMEN's DEMANDS REFUSED.
Railroads Will Increase Pay Two Cents an
Hour-No Eight Hour Day.

Chicago. Oct. 27--The railroads to-day informed
Grand Master Hawley OF the Switchmen's Union
New-York tribune., 1906-10-28

The Republican State Committee has prepared tho
following itinerary for AIr. Hughes for the week:
MONDAY, OCTOBER %.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-06-14
Eiseline. Branham.

Married, at the brides home 4
miles north Of Solomon at 9 p. m.
June 18th, Mr.. James r. Branham Of
Hennewell, KsnGas, and Miss Mary z.
Eissline Of Solomon, the Rev. J. H.
Tobias Of Abilene officiating. The
family and q few friends witnessed
the ceremony after which an elegant
supper was served. Miss Elslins has
many friends 10 Abilene and is we'll
known here. Mr.. Branham is station
agent for the Santa Re Railroad Co.
ct Hennewell. Kansas. After q short
wedding trip they will return to Hen
newell which will be their home.
The best wishes Of their many friends
accompany them to their new home.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-06-14
MISS DEWEY Is MARRIED.
Quiet Ceremony on Date Planned for
Wedding.

Topeka Capital: The marriage Of
Miss Augusta Dewey and Mr.. Arthur
Holbrook Of Coffeyville, Kas,, was
solemnizsd last evening at half after
eight O'Clock At the home the BRIDES
mother, Mrs. Thomas Emmett Dewey,
In Potwin Place, Topeka. The cere.
mOny was performed BY the Rev.
Charles N. Sheldon. The bride and
the young women who we're to have
attended her wore the gowns which
had been prepared for the occasion
as 1t was to have been before the
death Of Mr.. Dewey and this was
the only detail Of the original AZ
raDgemsnts chung to, for the we'd
ding toilet had been chosen BY the
brides father. Only the members Of
the families, the friends who bad
been asked to make up the bridal
party and the out Of town guests
who came for the wedding in the
irSt place were present and 10.
cluded: Mr.. and Mrs. Fitch Of Canaan.
daigua, N. T., the latter q sister Of
Mr.. Dewey Mrs. HOlbrook Of Kansas
City. KAS., mother the groom, and
two Of his brothers, Mr.. G. s. Hol'
brook OF Kansas City and Mr.. Frank
Holbrook OF Omaha and their wives;
Mr.. L. s. Nelson Of Kansas Git; DR..
Frank Read, Mr.. Bert Read and Mr..
Joe McCreary Of COfeyvillei MIR. and
Mrs. George PArkhurst. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert D. Carver, Miss Alice Willard,
Miss Anna Herbst, Miss Helen Dodge,
Mr.. Lew Graham, Topeka; Mr.. and
Mrs. C. c. Wyand., Mrs. J. A.
Young. and Mrs.F. ID. Parent, Abilene.
Mt. and Mrs. Holbrook have gone
10 Denver TO remain until the end Of
the week. Mr.. Holbrook will return
TO CoHeyVills and bis bride will re-
main here with her mother until the
arrangements can b made for her
70 accompany Mrs. HOlbrook TO
Coheyyills for . future home.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-06-14
FLOODS In raE SOUTH.
From Hope to Strong City Torrents
of Water Fell.

HOPE, June From this place
south to Strong City torreots Of wateI
fell last night. Flood Of considerable
proportions is raging In the Cotton
wood river, and the stream has over
! lowed its banks 10 several places.
Marion seems to have received the
brunt Of the food according to the dis
patches thus far received. The water
was four feet deep in the main street
Of the city at 9 O'Clock this morning
and was seventeen inches deep in the
Santa Fe depot there.
The rain was exceedingly heavy
along the Marion and MCPHERSON
branch Of the Santa Fe which runs
from Florence to Ellinwood. Rails
we're washed out for ten rail lengths
north Of Neva. The rains were also
heavy between Barclay and Emporia
and the water 10 running under the
depot at Cedar Point and is over the
track between Elmdale and Neva.
Four to Eve inches Of water fell near
Diamond Springs.
Turkey creek iS very high from
rains and head waters and rural car
rierS could not cross today.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-06-14
Normal Notes.

The following have enrolled: A. @.
Dietz, Minnie ISitt, Cyrena Middleton.
Mae Eva, W. M. Campbell, Laura
Smith, Lulu Low, Sadie Sheets, Adah
Sachau, Eta NJ. Atkinson.
John Mcdonald. editor Of the West
ern School Journal, made q visit to
the normal.
We are glad to have our old veter-
an, VIM. Campbell, with us. He has
not missed an institute for 50 years,
and he should have o pension.
Floyd Burchard visited the insti-
tute today.
The legislature Of Kansas should
pass q law like the ope 10 Ohio that
the minimum salary Of teachers shall
be $40 per month and II the school
board has not sufficient funds the
state shall make up the deficiency.
Rev. DR.. Blayney's lecture to the
teachers will DO given next Tuesday
evening, being postponed one week.
Ia order to get in the required 20
days, supt. Mccormick has announced
that there will be session Of normal
the third and fourth Mondays.
Prof. Myers literature class is dis
cusSing Lowsll's "Vision Of Sir Laun-
fall
So far there is only one student in
the rural teachers water color class.
The normal social will be held next
Thursday evening. The ladies Of the
Methodist church will furnish the re-
fresh ments and the normal will fur.
nish the program.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-06-14
MRS. ROBINSON DEAD.
Former Abilene and Hope Resident
Passed Alvey Sunday.

A telegram to the REFLECTOR says
that Mrs. c. T. Robinson, formerly Of
Hope, died Sunday at BsrsbOO, Wis,
where she has resided for several
years. No details are given. Mrs.
Robinson WAS the wife OF W. P. Robin.
son, iormerly.a banker ct Hope, and
had many friends who will be sad
dened BY her death. With her only
child, Miss Viva, she has been en-
gagged in the millinery and notion
business at BarAboo, which was her
homo before coming to Kansas.
Mrs. George Burroughs Of COncOr.
dis, q near friend and former neigh
Dor Of Mrs. Robinson, left last evening
with her daughter Doris for Bara5oO
to attend the funeral.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-06-14
Har,EoR. HAYES.

At the parsonage on West 4th Sat-
urdAy evening. Juns .. occurred the
marriage Of Miss Blanche Hsrtsog 70
Mr. Nelson Hayes, both Of Abilene.
Rev. 8. 8. HsgermAn OfiOlstSd. Miss
Blanche hAS resided With her parents
on North Bucksys and iS well snd
favofably known % an Sstlmabls
young lady, being Of late q student In
our commercial college Mr.. Hayes
iS SOu Of Dr.. and Mrs. Hsyss, rssid-
lag on NORTH Bueksya and Of lnis
has bssa employed By he Unitsd
States - rural carrier. Thsir many
fFisnds wish hen well.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-06-14
Ratar supnln At CsmAtarv.

The committee In charge Of the i'm.
PrOvsmsntS at the cemetery is put
ting in a large steel tank, and within
the next few days will lay water pipes
through the principal streets SO that
those who desire 1t can have water for
their lots. All who wish to connect
with the main pipes should see the
committee at once and make the nee
essary arrangements so that Connec-
ton can be made while the ditch 10
open, The committee is RIM. White,
A. W. Rice, J. B. Case.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-06-14
RECENT REFLECTIONS.
W. P. Cough left for Lyons.

II W. P. Cough left for Lyons.
G. u. Peutling was in from Shel
man.
Mrs. W. P. Cough left for Ksntuck.
for a visit.
C. h. Graham and family we're II
from Ridge.
Postmaster Henry NiCkleS Of Hop
was In the city.
Wesley Smith 10 home for a few
days visit with home folks.
J. A. Tufts went to Herington
called BY bis mothers illness.
William Rowe Of Dillon was visiting
bis daughter, Mrs. B. II. Seeds.
Frank Hut Of Sherman returned
from . trip to Northwest Kansas.
+. W. Meyer, one Of Cations wide
awake stock men, was In the city.
Mrs. G. L. Brown and children and
Mrs. P. VerckleG left for . visit 10
Iowa.
Mrs. N. B. Martin and Mrs. ]. W.
Burkholder left today to visit relA'
tiveS in Piainville.
G. @. Anderson, 7. j. Rsxroat and
Allen Pepper left for Kentucky'S
homecoming celebration.
Rev. Fuller BergstroSSer returned
from Atchison whore he attended
commencement Of the Midland COL
lege.
Mrs. T. T. McGannon left this
morning for her home OF COffeyville
after q visit with her sister, Mrs.
ChaS. Kubach.
j. B. Case leaves tonight for Mus
Cogee and South McAleSter on bust
ness. Mrs. Case 10 ct MuscogSe Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Roberts.
Rev. Iron Of Lawrence, sx.chSplain
Of the G. A. B. department Of Kansas,
visited Rev. and Mrs.. Hsgaman laSt
evening on the way home from Salina'
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. H. Stoner Of Penn
sylvania who have been visiting their
D iece Mrs. N. B. Martin Of this city
left today for Plainville to visit rela-
ives.
Miss Helen Potter goes to Kansas
City tomorrow to make her home.
Her Sunday school teacher, Miss Ruby
1ramer, invited her class last evening
md gave farewell party for Helen.
Mrs. G. H.. Smith and daughters,
Katharine and Margaret and Mise
Agness Smith left for San Diego, CAL,
% visit relatives for the summer.
Mrs. Hauselman OF Lawrence, Q sister
II Mrs. Smith, accompanied them.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-06-14
Ridr. Towu,hiu Nominee,

The Ridge township Republican
caucus was held Friday evening With
q large attendance. The present
township officers. W. J. Rowe Jr.,
trustees G. W. Hay, clerk and wn.
Buttel, treasurer. were renominAted.
They have made capable and popular
officers.
Other nominations we're; Justices Of
The peace, 2. W. BertSchlngsr, J. W.
Potter OOnStablss, Chss. NsiS, 3.
sPeer.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-06-14
BOND ELECTION JULY 10.
School District Will Vote Again on
S36, 600 Issue.

Mayor Humphrey today issued q
proclamation for 8 city school bond
election to be held July 10 to vote on
q proposition to issue $4,000 In
bonds for building new high school
and new west side ward building.
This is the same proposition as was
voted on In March but an error 10
the proceedings makes 1t necessary to
do 1t over again.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-06-14
ABILENE WEEKLY REFLECTOR ABILENE KANSAS JUNE A. TWELVE PAGES
ABOUT PEOPLE.


Chapman defeated Solomon IS +
4 Sunday.
Mayor Humphrey has moved hi
Office to Lawyers Court over the
State bank.
1t is reported that wheat neal
Chapman will yield 80 bushels. Nortt
Dickinson wheat 10 lighter.
-MinniO Bisby, the woman mixed
up in the Dakon affair, was pardoned
today because Of her III health.
An Enterprise citizen dropped
| $S6 on the bali game here on Thurs.
day. He bet on the Haskell Indians
Lew Lips had his left thumb cut
of at Parker's factory this morning.
The joiner shaved 1t of ct the drst
joint.
&C D. Reimold, formerly of this
county, has taken . position In the
Commercial State Bank, Kansas City,
Kas.
ID. F. Shirk has been reelected
perintendent Of Nswton's schools OF
$500. He leaves this month for 9
trip to Europe.
Mrs. Joseph SPaugler who has
been Ill iS recovering nicely. Her
many friends hope for her complets
restoration to health.
Died, the infant child Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank whitley at their home
In Buckeye, Wednesday afternoons
burial ct Bethel this afternoon.
For carriage repairing Of ell kinds
and shooting OF track, driving and
swift horses see us. Abilene Carl
riago Repairing and Shooting Shop,
4th and Broadway. Sl-9tS2c
j. H. Quarles who was press
agent for the New Parker Amusement
Co., has returned to Fl. Worth. Tex
and will 60 into the newspaper BUSH
ness.
Fire starting in Q bed room IN T.
r. Odle's house south Of Chapman
destroyed 9 bed and some bedding
about 6 Up. m. Tuesday evening but
was SxtinguiShed before further dam
age was done.
Harrington Times: It is currently |
reported about here that Mr.. s. s.
Smith Of Abilene is already trimming |
bis sails for . voyage into congress
from the 9th congressional district
two years hence. Well, II that be so,
all we have got to say iS that it will
take mighty fast runner to beat him
when that time comes. Sam 10
splendid lawyer, reliable in every
way. and has always been q winner,
and that's what counts.
Persons who have wanted to send
a "hurry letter" at time whom they
Dould not get special delivery stamp
will be interested in the bill recently
In the house providing
hat 10 cents worth Of stamps Of any
affixed to . letter or any
package requiring but two cents for
transportation In the usual way, shall
insure lite delivery BY special messsn.
ger providing the words especial de-
livery" are written on the envelope.
annS
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-06-14
white nitn % Harinpton.

The first section Of the White City
left today for Herington where the
shows will remain for q week going
thence to Manhattan. J. A. DArnaby,
the manager, has q fine list of attrac-
lions aud Abilene wishes for him q
PROSPEROUS season.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-06-14

Wanted; Gentlsmsu or lady WITH
good references, 70 travel By rail 0
With . rig. for . Hrm Of $3.50. 10000
capital SALARY ti,O7Aoo PER ysar
and expenses salary Paid weekly asd
sEpsasss sdvsscsd. Address. viii
gianp, JOA A. AlszasdsE. Abisns.
las. an
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-06-14
Bautist Childrsn's Day.

The Sunday school Of the Baptist
church rendered thsii chudrSn'S Day
program Sunday evening TO aorOWdsd
assembly. The church vas decorated
In flowers. and maple leaves. Miss
ElInsbstk 81 The organ snd NJ. HAgs-
MAJ had charge Of The SxsroiSss. All
did thsiF paris wall, he music vas
full Of Hls and sPlliL ssoy. J. n.
Eagis nsds . very hslPful address.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-06-14
KiIled Mad Dog.

MarShAl Sherman killed q mad dog
on west side Saturday evening. II
was q dangerous animal and persons
having dogs that show signs Of rabies
should take prompt action as it may
hsve bitten several.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-06-14
T. Z. Taylor High School rru.tss.

Thomas g. Taylor Of Pearl was to-
day appointed Is high school trustee
by the county commissioners to sue
coed @. o. Scraaord who resigned be-
cause Of his candidacy for regis
ter. The selection is an excellent
one.
g. W. StsAlz was appointed clerk Of
Liberty to succeed J. A. McClsllAn
resigned.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-06-14
THREE HONoRs FOR ABILENE.
A. Bohannon Elected Delegate to Ns
tional @. A. r. EnCampmOnt.

SALrNA, June 17.-The state G. A,
3. encampment honored Abilene with
three places: A. Bohannon, delegate
to national enCampment; NJ. P. Jolley'
alternate; W. s. Anderson, member Of
council OF administration.
P. q. COney was reelected as de-
partment commander.
The State W. B. G. today elected
Mrs. Mary Carson Of Wellington as
department president.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-06-14
Wantad atnnE Snr pastnra

l have room Ia ny pssturs for 40
or so head Of cattle, good shade asd
running watar. Call or write st OBcs
70 2. D. Fslsy, six miles southeast Of
Abilene. S6-7tS7sa
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-06-14
For AalA

One steam thrsshIng nsshius sep
srttoF almost sew. ops corn shsllsl
sad one horse power, both 10 good
shaPs. Leave word 81 Hodgs Bros.
or sAll 81 2 HsFt6ans iour miles
South d ioHn. lor
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-06-14
7. 1. Bond 70 0rata.

7. L. Bond, Salina, has accepted an
invitation to make the address at
Abilsus's 4th Of July celebration. He
will speak ct 1880 9. m.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-06-14
DOminoes Free to Boys and Girls

II you'll tell as the number and kind Of
live stock your papa will ship this year,
you'll get q nice set Of dominoes,
RICE BROS, Com mission Merchants,
KANSAS oITY STOCK YARDS.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-06-14
Advertised Letters.

The following is the list Of I'M
claimed letters remaining In the Abb
lsne postofice for the week ending
Juns .. 1905. Have your mail id.
dressed 70 your street number and II
will be promptly delivered;
anTI.nNHE's LEsT.
an. Robert Hoffman, I'D
NitshRii. Mr.. Street Geo
Williams, w
LADnm' L1aI.
Roran, Mis- Annie Merrill Mis- haFy
Biekford. william hieklsn, Bert
Mfliaf, cow hlnght hoy
one osnt Win b charged for ell ID
vsrtissd lsttsrs.
PorBons ealling for Ne shove VIII
Pleas az advertised" giving data.
RIoHAnD WkHfHo, 2. 4.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-06-14
For Sale.

One bedroom suit ParlOr suit and
. bookcase. Inquire 1t Mrs. Flea
nsr'I. ia North BuoksyS. Il
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-21
e@ubfarren eiR lOies Omsa.

e9on tpisbsr III Elm Mrbeitslufiger
bur9 eine G9ubiarre In Werleasnbeit
asraiben uno berbaftet. @ar Wcs
Dabs porseitsrn psrbdGtis. neil er
llsbsr;sit arbsitste. 10 eerietb Sames
Sfper ssfern NIT Der poli3ei tn @on'
fiet, neil sr por Der 3sit an bic Mr.
belt sing.
Sames f&ob bereiis A I16r Moreens
ieine Rarre In Der Ndbe ber 8. 9. &
W. @sIeiis on Der %. Str. esmd&Ii&
bor I'D ber, pfff f9 leiie sin 2ieo4sn
unb fam babel elmer b6dff 9efdbrli&en
STEELE Iansinm absr Rnsr ndbsr. Ye.
fdbrIia NOR bis 6tsls aus swsi @rtin.
ben, erfsns neil poli3iff Gsmob bie'
islbe f&arf I'm Auee bate. uno 3uei.
tens neil bort Elm babies Ssab einses
to&ter S&weineftibe. mebrere gimer
ganbp unb anbsrs Sa9sn Rnnbsn. bie
aus sinsm 6ra&twag9on Der Babn ge.
ftoblen, porldufis bort auf9efapsIt
iuaren.
Ndber unb ndbsr fam Samss Der
perbdnenibbollsn StsIIe, Bis er pl6bli&
ben poli;ifsn fab. Damn ma@te er
es senau wis MeDabe. Iteb bie aarre
fallen uub rannis babon; Gemob BIN.
terber.
Na& LANCER Saeb purbe Games
eingefangen, unb ba feline Antuorten
niht sufrisbsnffslsnb tparen. uurbe CT
nod Der Station gsianbt.
Die Mntlage lautete auf ginbru&.
Samss bsftitt TN 2reuaberb6re. bob
ibn bic S9wsinsftiBe nod Der lin.
glhdsfeQs lodten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-21
Ssnts TT Der tar;eFe Sag im
Sabre.

Der 9nlenner 5ei9t uns 6eute ben
iiir;sRsn 8na i'm Sabre, au& aIs Ct.
8bomas Sne bsfannt unb esfsisrt.
Die 6sisr oisIss 8aaes III auf bas IL.
5 Sabrbunoert 3uriidauftbrsn, mo Der.
isIbe In benz air9sninlsnbsr angsffbrt
p!r0.
81. Sbomas IN befanntlih Der Sim.
ger @briii. tDsl8sr an bsfsn auf.r'
ffe5u n9 susIfelte, aber bon ieinem
9srru tiberssu9t tuuroe.
gBie ein alter Nutor eradhlt, farb
81. ShOmas. usldsr bic perisr, Wss
Der, 8attrisr uno aetbiopier betebrt
bntts, In Der Staot Wlslapoor In Sn.
oien. ben NdrtprsrtOb, unb III ge.
nannts Ginot bsuts nod sin @nll.
fnbrtsort fhr bts umwobnsnbsn sldubi'
gen gbriffsn.
Suglei9 nimmt beute Der Winter
Offsisa isinsn Anfang.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-21
&smpslte siae 9ams au.
seiaIssne etrafs fir siasn aeser.9anbp

9an. Jersuion, elm Nseer. uelder
sine tDeibe Srau angerempelt bate,
uuros bOm poli3eiridter fpssisn unier
feline SsItti5e gsnommsn uno NIT $25
nsbft ROifsn pssen tbdtli6en an9riffs.
iOtDis IS unb aoR.n tpsesn anrsmpe.
lung beffraft. @e9en oas urtbsil
puros ,appelirt.
2aut Nusfaasn Der elegant asilsios.
ten Dame sing fe am Serminal' Sta.
tions.@ebduoe porhber, als Der Nsqer
He anfisb. Die Dame berbat ft bic
ies uno erbtslt bic Weiiung, auf benz
Ja6rtuese su ssben. mo lie binsebors.
Dos 3eugsnbsrbbr bsutets on, buB
bic Srau fi4 on bic poliaifen Smith
uno glOOmbsrs um Ollie tpauote, uno
ooB oieie nit ibr ginger, Bis 4: ben
Hsgsr on Der Snoiana apenue trafen.
Der Nsssr mar I'm felnffen @i&s uno
bsfritt snsraii&. irsenowsl9e i4Is9te
gsmertuns,n gema&t au baben. gs.
ftano aber elm. bic Jrau sefObsn sl
babsn, bod ION bies nur elm 3ufau
gsrsisn istn. Der 8erbuftsbsfsbl 9isbt
ben Ramsn Der Dame als 5rau Stl'
herman on.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-21
Star3te in's fo@enae @aHsr.
8Ieiner 8nabe erIeibet idwere gerIesunsen

WdbrsnS R9 bic Muttsr siniss
Nugsnblide abmanbts, um nod ibrsr
bdusliden Nrbsit au ishen. fisl asifsrn
absno Der ilsins 2t Sabre aIts gbnriss
NewIin In einsn 3uber nit beiBem
@ahsr unb 3ug Ra 10 srnfts 1erleBun'
gen 3u. bob man 3uerff fur bas 2sben
oss ainbss bsFhrdtets.
Die Wuitsr. Jrau Gr.o. Nsulin,
5l3 Oh Nsw Dort Str, mar bel Der
Wdide. bate aerabs ben MaiG3ubsr
nit b,ibsm WaHer ssftat. unb fi9 bon
bsm 2inbs fortssnanbt. aIs He aat
fd0n bas @sidrsi bss Rlsinen unb isin
pldti6srn I'm 3u6sr bbrts. Or. Rse.
pss bonn Sispsniartum. Der fofOr: sur
Sisle elite. lsats benz 2inoe ben srfsn
gerbanb on, unb sr bofft, ben bonn
6alie bis 5u ben Stiften berbrtibten
alsinsn gu rettsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-21

Das 2tr&encon3ert, mel.
3es ON lsbten Sonntag In Der ct.
peter unb pauls gaibebrals gsgsbsn
tpurbe, bat einsn Rsinsrtrag bon $l400
abseuOrfen, Der gum 8sifsn bes @atbe.
bra1en. Gonbs nsrmsnbst pirb. Wlii
Ausnabme bss Nai Wuftfefss bai
pObl NOD ME pOrber In unfsrer Stabi
Elm @onssrt sinsn bsrartissn finan3isl.
len @rfolg sr3islt.
@s berIautet, baB 6. 8.
cunt, Sbeilbaber Der 6irma Hbo'
oes Burforb bur& Anfauf Der Nntbsile
bon 8. 3. 8urforbs @ittws. R9 Ton.
trollirenoen AntbetI am @sf&dfte &c.
R9srt bot. Die gompagnie bstreibi
M 6belbanolun9sn tn Snoianapolis,
2ouisbills. Nsw albanp, Ssfsrion.
bile unb gairo, 81.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-21
&letae Staotnextsfettem.

I'm Den 6ausfrausn 8elsgsn6sit
;n asbsn, fiir ben Weibnantstii9 nc4
bic u6:6tssn Sa8sn sin3utaufsu. wiro
udbreno oss san;sn 8asss am Wontae
Wartt abssbaltsn tusroeu.
Grau Warp mall, 90 Sabre
alt, III I'm 6auis ibrsr YeruGnotsn.
951 Bates Str, seiforbsn. Die alts
Srau BAT 60 Sabre lang In hisfger
Staot sewobnt.
gomaro W n ia merp In
457f OR Waibinston Strabs wo6n'
hafi, elm angsfslItsr Der gourtbouIs
8rOcerp Co.. wuros ourG ois Raoler
golnii6 uno 8ilion bsr6aftst uno Der
uutsrI9laguus anletlagt. gr ioq als
6ubrmaan sines Abltsfsrunsswassns
bic i6m anbsrtrautsn @slosr Der 6trma
ni9t a6g.lIsfsrt babsn.
giHs pom poli3si9sf Robsrt
NeSser sin9stroffsne Srors bsrbistsi
tusiters grpsrimeute nit osm Cos.
Sunostafsn. Bdbrsnb Der abusisn.
beit bes @bsfs warsn ndmli9 mebrsrs
8sriu8s unternommsn porben, tpsl9s
lnut anitt Der Sbisrdr3ts ale sinsn
srfolgrei9en 8srlaaf nabmsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-21

AnIdbIi& bes @eibna&tsfsfes.
tpsrbsn bie poli3eimannf&often f&on
beute ibrsn Wonatslobn srhaItsn.
Sas Legislative Befu@ss
gomite bat esfern NIT einem 8eiu&e
Der @ebdubs bss Blinben.S SnHitutes
feline Snipsitionsrsiie bur3 ben etaai
bsenbd. Sas Srren'afpl unb bie
&eformi@uls In pIainiielo murbsn am
Saes borbsr bsiu4t. Die Nitslieber
bss gomites perben alsbaIb tbre @m.
pfsblunsen far bie ein3elnen MnRalten
ausarbeiten, um bisfelben Der 2eeis.
latur 3u unterbreiten.
SRI. Warp u. Stubs. bie
bonn gouberneur 6anlp gum gbsf bss
itatifii&en Bureaus ernannt wurbe,
Eat 8. g. pesb aus 2otomo oils ibrsn
srHen @ebhlfsn srnannt.
6anniI@ a m lie, Der In Der
e&uIs Ro. 26 bur9 Gallen bes .Nap.
poles" berlsbt uurbt, unb Der R& einea
e3dOsIbru& susos. miro uorausf&t'
Ii& seneieu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-21
Musrtff amf einen Yoli3item.

Sab eana ssw6bnli9e Strabsnpai'
innten nit Sanssbalsn esuorfen tuer'
ben, III cine 10 alltdali9s Sabe. bab
man Il: sarni6t msbr Der grwdhnuug
uhrbigt; msnn Elm Strabenbabnwag'
son .ssianssballt" mirO. bann III bic
Sa9s faon stwas bsiflsr. bod gei2isbt
aud In ioI9sm 5als nod fsbr wentg;
tpsnn aber sinsm pOlijifen 10 ein tal'
ter S&nesbalI in's @snids ssuorfsn
niro, bann tpirO bis Saas gefdbrli1,
uno bsr @sisbesapparat tritt In 5une'
ton. bic nsbsltbdtsr 3ar @s9enf4aft
3u sieben.
Gieie Sbaiiaae ltsBsn mebrere Sun.
gen 9an3 auber A8t, aIs He benz BOLT.
,iRsn Sanlon esfsrn Abeno einen
gruB tn form zines 68nsebalss on
ben ROpf uarfsn. 6anlon. iibsr oisie
unmhroias 0anbluna emp6rt. isSte ben
Sunesn nod. uno fpdter uurosn bann
8bomas Earris, 19. 228 Blafe Ctr.
Wm. Wcgomb, 20. 425 Yousiab
Str, uno gIsm Cole, 25. 225 8eiien.
oorf Str, untsr antlagsn bss gum.
mslns unb bes S&neeballDerfens bon
benz poliaiffsn Sanlon ersoitirt.