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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-25

We find that the acrostic 10 tho most
ancient form Of puxxiIng mankind.
Acrostlc Is Greek for number OF
verses the first letters OF which form
A word. sometimes a name and some.
time. a sentence. The final letter may
form q word. or. as Addison tells ne.
tho letters will even run down the cen
Ter OF the verses as seam. The He.
brew poets often made their verses run
over the entire alphabet Twelve OF the
paalms are written on this plan. the
most notable being the One Hundred
and Nineteenth. This has twenty-twodi-
visions. or ssanzas. corresponding to the
twenty-five letters OF the Hebrew al
phabet. Each stanza Is formed Of eight
couplets, and the first line OF each coup
let In the first stanzs In the original
Hebrew begins with the letter aleph.
the second commences with beth. the
third with gimel. and so on through The
alphabet. The English divisions Of the
psalms are called after the Hebrew let
ter that began the couplets. II was
also customary 10 compose verses on
sacred subjects after the fashion OF He
brew acrostics. This was done with
view 70 aid memory. and such pieces
were called abcedarian hymns.
The riddle IL also OF ancient origin.
The Proverbs OF the Bible. or sayings
attributed 10 Solomon. are often In the
form OF riddles. Was II not the queen
OF sheba who proposed riddles to Solo
mon? The Koran. the scriptural book
OF the Mohammedans, also contains rid
dies. as do some books now In exist
ence. written IN Arabic and Persian.
The ancient Egyptians also PROFOUND.
ed riddles, and one OF the seven wise
men OF Greece. who liveu In the sixth
century II. c.. was celebrated for his
riddles In verse Homer, the Greek
poet. according to statement In Plu'
tarch. died OF vexation at not being
able TO solve a riddle. In the middle
ages riddles were encouraged for
amusement on winter nights In the
baronlal hall and also In the monastery.
In later days some OF the most brilliant
men OF letters contributed to the list OF
riddles.
The anagram, or transpositiOn OF the
letters In words or sentences. was
much In vogue In Greece In the olden
times. The Caballsts. or Jewish doc
tors, thought that the anagram always
pointed out a mans destiny, and IL his
name written backward or transposed
In any way spellCd a word with mean
ing they firmly bene red II revelation.
The fiatterers OF James |. OF England
proved his right TO the British mon
archy as the descendant OF the myth
ical King Arthur from his name.
Charles James Stuart. which becomes
''claims Arthur's seat" The best ana.
grams are those which have In the
new order OF letters some Specification
appropriate TO that from which they
are formed. When PLATE asked. "Quld
est veritasT what Is truthD he prob
ably had no idea that his question an-
swered itself. but II did. The transpo-
sItlon made IL. Est vir qul adest" ut
Is the man who Is here. Anagrams
were written as early as 800 d. c.. and
their name comes from the Greek
words ana backward and gramma
(writlng).
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-25
No REORGANIZATION.

ETHEL" be whispered. ''wlll you
marry met"
Il don't know. Charles" she replied
coyly.
We'll. when you find OUT be said.
rising, "send me word. will you?
shall be az Mabel Hicks until 10
o'clock. II don't hear from you by
10. I'm going 10 ask her"-London Tit
Bits.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-25
ANNOYED by Buffalo ona,s.

Big Sandy. Tex. March 2i-Farm
ers and mill men are complaining over
the appearance Of the Buffalo gnats
Druggists are doing a good business
selling various preparations 10 destroy
and prevent the gnats from killing the
work stock Up TO this time there have
not been any deaths from the pests.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-25
Y, w. C. A.
Texas Association Meets In Annual
Convention at Austin.

Austin. March 2i-The state con
vention Of the Young women's Chris
tian association. met NJ the univsr'
sity. A large number OF delegates
attended. The election OF officers re-
suited as follows: President. Miss
Robert Lavender Of the University Of
Texas: first vice president. Miss Lewis
OF Fort Worth university: second vice
president Miss Hattie Mnltten nf the
Girls College OF Industrial Arts at
Denton: and secretary. Miss Edna
Mays Of Daniel Baker college al
Brownwood
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-25
APPEAL REJECTED.
In Consequence Editor Of Russ Mus,
Serve Sentence.

ST Petersburg March 2i-Alexis
Souvenir editor OF the Russ. was ar.
rested as the resul; OF the rejection
by Emperor Nicholas OF his appeal
against the sentence Of one years i'm.
jrisonment In fortress imposed upon
him Jan 20. for publishing a sedltlous
proclamation. including the manifesto
OF the workmen's council. announcing
that the government had declared civil
war on the proletariat.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-25

Assss Ne sssssssisn About Mec's'Is"
sae Presidency.


Assss Ne sssssstisn About mec's''s"
sae Presidency.
New York. March 24.-Hon. Alton
d. Parker made the following state
ment:
An alleged conversation between
a man from Maine and the president
on the subject OF a third term. reports
the latter. according to a printed state
ment. as having said that a second
nomination was an impossibility.'
This was brought TO my attention with
the suggestion that II Is Intended as
an answer 10 an alleged interview. or
speech. BY me. while In the south. ex'
pressing q different view.
II do not believe. however. that II
was 30 Intended. because II is so much
more temperate than his last reply to
4 statement Of mine. But. be that as
n may, the fact IL that neither In
speech nor interview. did I. at Bir'
mlngham or elsewhere. make any
abatement on the subject Nor did
az Jackson or elsewhere suggest May
or Mcclellan for the presidency. My
friendship for him would not permit
me 70 make such a suggestion this
time. In view OF his well known and
often expressed determination not TO
be a candidate for another public Of
Gee. The people may later on compel
him 20 forget that determination. but
I am sure he does not think so. and !
would not wrong him In a suggestion
that his friends are planning other
wise"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-25

am convinced. both by faith and
experience. that 90 maintain oneself
on this earth Is not @ hardship. but %
pastiHs, y We viii live simply aud
wisely. as the pursuits ~ the simpler
nations are still 10 sports ~ the more
nrtifcial.-Thoreau
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-25
Severe Electric Storm.

Muskogee. March 2i.-During an
electric storm here Friday afternoon
the street cars were put cut OF com
mission for two or three days, owing
20 a generator being smashed Light
ming also struck house. doing much
damage
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-25

"Aren't you afraid that horse will
run away with somebody
Friend" said Broncho Rob. ut aln''
nothln' In Crimson gulch Tor boss 20
run away with n man. It's when a
man tries 20 run away with boss
that there's danger" Washington
Star.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-25
SeniUUs LrSnoE.
Y-uns Men Arrested For Interfering
With a Dead Body.

Gainesville. Tex, March 2i-Two
young men living in the Callesburg
neighborhood In this county have been
arrested on charge OF interfering
with a dead body. Bond in $500 was
given by each for his appearance be
fore the county court.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-25


Attorney General Hadley began by
askins Mr. Rogers II be was stock
holder In the Standard OIL Company OF
Indiana. and Mr.. Rogers said be Is
not
DO you know anything OF the con.
dltions of the sale OF oil In Missouri!
he was asked.
mot In detail" replied Mr.. Rogers.
DO you know of any division OF the
business In Missouri relative 10 the
sale OF oil between the respondent
companies. the Waters-Pierce aad the
Republic oil company!
II do not"
"Do YOU own or control any stock
In the Waters. Pierce company yoursei
or through another personT
II do not" -,
"no Won know Il. w. vanbureaT
II have heard OF him.
He is a son-In.law OF John ID Archi'
bold. Is he not?
so have understood
"Is n. NJ. Tilford a director In the
Standard OH Company Of Indiana! =.
~ don't know: don't think he Is
DO you know what business he Il
ln?" IL. ,A.
II think he Is connected with the
Continental oil company"
Has Mr.. Tilford an once u 20
Broadway"
Il think he has" OF
ia the business OF the Standard OH
Company of indiana controlled IN MIS-
souri, by any committee with otiices AZ
ae Broadway" asked Mr.. Hadley'
Not 10 my knowledge. replied MI
Rogers. 4,
what connection have you. II any
with the business OF selling and rehn'
ing petroleum In Missouri
Il have none" -
you swear that part OF the business
Is controlled and managed by others
Yes: the detail work Is. d,
who is president OF the standaru
oil Company Of Ind'anaY
~ A. Moffatt. think"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-25
Nav Bank for shreveport.

Shreveport. March 2i-The Ameri.
can Savings Bank and Trust company
Of Shreveport has been organized with
an authorized capital stock OF 100000.
The bank will commence business with
siO0. 0OO OF the capital stock subscribed
and paid for. with $50, , surplus.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-25
Bailey Greeted.

Crystal Springs. Miss. March "a
Senator Bailey arrived one day 100
late 10 attend his fathers funeral
Farmers for miles came 20 the train
10 greet him. as did also many citi'
zens. All rendered hi mtheir sympa'
thiaa
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-25
BLANKET PRIMARY.
This Promises TO Excite a Great Deal
Of Inherent at Austin.

Of Inherent at Austln.
Austin. March 24.-Austin Saturday
was rapidly filling up with members OF
both branches OF the legislature. Al
noon IL was estimated that about fifty
members were here. All now predict
a comparatively sohrt session. In the
event no additional subjects are sub
mitted by the governor.
South Texas members are uniform
Is opposed TO the blanket primary.
while north Texas members favor the
proposition. Several members Satur'
day had a conference with the gov
ernor regarding the matter. Requests
were also made to the governor to sub
init other propositions.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-25

Husband during the spat)-Anyway.
I'm not afraid 10 say what | think
wIfe-NO. I suppose not. but you ought
- be ashamed to.-Detrolt Tribune.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-25
6LUS AND GRAY.
Veterans Of Civil War Dedicate monu
nent OF Pennsylvania.

vlcksburg Miss. March 2f-Neter'
ans OF the north and south mingled to-
egther here Saturday. the occasion be
ing the dedication OF the Pennsylvania
monument erected on the Vicksburg
battlefield. About 500 Pennsylvania
veterans. headed by Governor Penny
packer. and regiment % Mississippi
troops. headed by Governor Varda'
man and stan. formed a parade short.
~ before ~ o'clock and marched 20
the field where the monument stands
The dedication ceremonies were sim.
pie, but impressive
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-25
"BRoKEN BILLS"
Fort Worth Is Said 10 Have Been
Flooded With Them.

Flooded With Them.
Fort Worth. March 2i.-lt transpired
Friday that Fort Worth had been food
ed with counterfeit $40 bills The bills
are Of the Buffalo type and closely re-.
semble the genuine SO Far as the stamp
and engraving Us concerned. but the
paper o. much thicker and heavier
than the government paper. and no
sllg e dlscernablo In the composition
They are also ilf.ceably thin IN the
center and very heavy az each end
being what coin experts term broken
bills
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-25
start, Cor SHANGHAI

Manila. March "a - The battleship
Wisconsin sailed for Shanghai TO join
the American feet there. rush orders
10 that eject having been received
from Rear Admiral Train.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-25

..what Is the correct garh Tor sur.
geon about 10 perform an opcrationT
"a cutaway. suppose. '-Miuncapo-
lis Tribune.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-25
KILLED BY wATcHmAN.
Letter Declares That the Dead Man
Grossly lnsulted Him.

Grossly lnsulted Him.
Beaumont. March 2i.-Shortly after
midnight saturday morning T. ID.
Overton. aged twenty-five. was shot
and killed az the Beaumont rice mill
by A. Mold. night Waterman. aged
sixty. Mold alleges that Overton had
grossly insulted him and had then
gone to his room In the mill building
aud procured a revolver, When Over
ton reappeared with his pistol Mold
opened fire. hitting Overton three
times Overton's home was In Nir
ginia
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-25

win not be concerned at mems not
knowing me; win be concerned az my
own want OF abllIty.-Confueius
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-25
soosas ON STAND.
Jlcs prssldsns Of Standard OIL Com
many Testified Saturday.

New York. March 70 = Henry IL.
Rogers. vice president OF the Standard
OIL company. was the first witness Sat
urday In the investigation conducted
by Attorney General Hadley OF Mis-
souri,. who Is seeking TO Gust the
Standard oil Company of indiana and
companies alleged be allied with II
from doing business in Missouri.
Counsel for Standard oil company
agreed 20 have noted on records OF
hearing an admission that stock OF
Republic OF company and waters
Pierce OIL company and the Standard
OIL Company OF Indiana is held In trust
by Standard OIL Company OF New
Jersey.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-24

Rem AIbanp. Cine Orb.
t6afts-In9eIe9enbeitb efddFtiat auaen-
blidlid bas Slopo Gounib Rreisqeri&t.
BON benz urtbsilsfprud. benz nit GRO.
bem Sntsrehe enigsssnqsfsbsn tpiro.
bdngen feds anbere Rlaeen OBJ. GO
banoelt Rd um bas 8sfament bes Der.
forbenen gowaro @bits. Ter pro3eb
ohrfte bieleiat cine gan3e Woae tn
anipru& nebmen. 5hnfunbFebsnaie
3eu9en limb borgslnbsn tporbsn. gbu.
Dbite bate ben sr6bten SbsiI isin.s
0erm69sns ben 3inbern unb einen
bsrbdltnibmdbig iebr fleins1 She'll fst.
1er Wittwe bintsrlaKsn. bic bamii
ni4t s%inberfanoen mar uno bas Ssfa.
ment anfo&t. tnbsm Rs seltsnb maate.
oab Der grblafsr ni&t gan3 sure9-
nun9sfdbig mar. Die 6interlaRsn.
idaft bsl1uft f9 auf $50. 600.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-24
Xteoerfran3.
0eSeutge Mbenounter.
baItuna
Gonnta9, 25. Webember,
tn Der 0ermanta Saue
9enti9e 8randle Der So;.
Yartet.

Die oeuii&e Bran1e Der SoBialifi.
idsn partei belt asfisrn absno tn Der
Columbia Saue ibre 8eriammlung ab.
Tas Neitniions. @omits beridtste, bae
Die Brauer : Union sins 8~swiQigunp
gum asitaiionsfuno %tibsrfanote.
Mm sueiten 5rettag TIM Se3ember
Rnbst In Der Columbia 6alle sine N9i,
Notwithstanding fatt, bet uelder
Carl Grip aus gbieaso oils Rsbnsr. bas
$bsma: Die Stelung Der sOstalifi.
f&en partet our @euertf&aftsfraee"
bsbanoelt. Cine g~inlaoung bss Sbaliu
8ereins fur bic 0orfeaung niorgen
4beno uuroe angsnommer uno 3abl.
rei3er .Befu& wuroe 3~u9efagt. Gum
S9lub &outins.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-24

Sberf @tIItam elliott bonn
Rrts9soepartemsnt tann ietne befimmte
Musfunft hber ben 0erbIeib Der Sci.
den Der l400 bier In gamp Worton
periforbenen @onf6oerirten Soloaten
erbalten. bsnn @sorgs 9. Danoes elmer
Der &rufees bes @rOwn 6tG 6riebbo.
fss. iopis Sobn @bislstt. superinten.
bent b~esielben. bebaupien bsibe, bab
.etne Mafenbeeroi9unesn bon gonf3.
oerirten auf grown 5iG ffaitssfunoen
bdtten. tucseee, Sobn g. glelano be.
bauptet biesbe3hsIt3e g%intrasung In
ben Bh&srn Der @anbaIia @ifenbabn
sefunoen au baben, no ftir ots 5rans.
ferirun9 berielbsn 3abIuneen aebu&i
uaren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-24
@tese- Grab.
b n.

Wart @. unb Wap Srutn. % 9Th
Warman Mbe. 2nobsn (3uiainae) =
Front unb gmma Spoor. 1909 Hort
NrIenaI Nbe., Rnabe. -Otis ). unb
9aura 6ampbsn, 1929 Wilecr Str.
Wdo9sn.-Diliam unb Manss Braun,
1923 Waoe Str, 4nabs. - 8sor9s
unb Bottle Wopbsrs, 1919 Waotfon
apenue, anabe.-8. Sd. unb @orbslia
9igas, 623 Of @abaib Str. 2na5e.
= George unb &as S6errer. 81 on
Ninnsiota Str, Rdno&.n. -GntbOnp
uno Gertrude Slider, 1924 6arlan
Str, Wdodsn.-Diltam uno Wprtle
Dsppsrt, 1907 Rslfon Str, Wdo6sn
-NmbroIe unb 2atis Nrmfslo, Staot,
Wdoden. - Soispb uno 6n3eI @amp.
bell, 6l5 @ooolaun Nos., Rnabe. -
5arbsp nnb Iora gursse. 408 eprin8
Str, 2uabs. - AlOn3o uno YOlp
8ailp. 81 Bloomington Str. Qnabe.
- WiliOn uno Ganes STAMFORD, 807
Wef Yratt Str, Wdoden.
8etraut.
WilIiam Weglrop-pinfsp &tfer.
Soc 9iptat-2ate 3olop.
Geo. 6. gabe - 8sroruoe Buoorifer.
psarl Watbeus 2elp - 2aura alice
&eao.
Gthorbsr.
Dilarb g. pries. SO. 1854 3 us-
fofttaine Str. - Caroline Sulb. 81,
%. uno Wrfsnal Zoe. - Wariorie D.
Wonteomerb. 1. 1912 @onsrtB ape.
= 9outs Bsdsr, 81, 53l Centennial
Str.>- Gapmono O. Wap. 8. 1901
Nowlanb Nps.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-24

SIN 80 & onnen fdnerer 8ra.
rlitfodel bs Wortor WOnumentes
Iangte geffern bier on. unb uuroe mad
benz Staatsbauie bef6rbsrt. 8ierjebn
pfsrbe battsn f9uer on benz 2oIoB au
3ieben, unb bret Gubrlsuts bsioretsu
bic 2enfung Der @efpanne. Das 5ubr.
tueri srrsgte betrd9tli&ss Aufieb.n,
aumal felbf ote bielen pferbe bduig
NIT ibrsr 2af ffsden blieben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-24
Neme Sneorporattomen.

GoIsenbe @eieai9aftsn srtuirtteu
beim Staatsiefretdr ibre Snccrpora.
tionspapiere:
.9odport Oil & Sos Company,
8erre 0aute, @apital' 500. 900; Dtret.
loren. George s. @atttempsr, Ora .,
Dapis, Grant Buckingham. 2emis ..
Blebfoe. 5rant g. $uler unb Sobu
U. Connolly.
". g. pbiuips Building Comp,
@arp; @apttal SIS. 600; Dirsttcret &.
g. pbiaips. 90. g.. Map unb SO. g.
4biQips.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-24
Nil4baaoler erbobsn oie
Yreiie.

Da bic 5armer ss pfOftabler finben.
S9wsins 3u ;i4tsn unb 3u bertnufen.
aIs f9 benz Wildereisef&dft gu nib.
men. 1T bas angsbot beg Hrtitels
Wild beoeuteno surtifseaan9en uni
ots 2%lsinbdnoler ieben Ra 9sn6tbiai
ibre preise an er66ben uno baben einias
berielben ben preis per Quart auf z
bts 74c erb6bt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-24

Central SruR COMPANY. Sruhee,
an Warp 6. Cor, Got 2S4, SenOr plnee
addition. IS Bet 1861 SUB. bacant,
uefli9e Settle Der Olnsb Str, nbro.
lid bon %. Ctr. $50.
Robsrt 8. Siatt an gIi3ubetb u.
Goewea, Got Is, Osaoob's srfe Gen.
tral Ipe. abolition. 40 BET l34 DUB,
psrbsHert, wefili6e Sette Der @sntraI
Mpe . ifolid bon 81. Str. $4,000.
2aura W. Jsrrin on Snbiana
Sabing anb Snpsfm,nt COMPANY.
Got 5. Wobis's SuboioiHon, gper.
green Abolition, Al bel 1876 CUB, Der.
bsKsrt. 6flids Settle Der 0taa apenue,
n6rbIid bon proipsft Str. $1,000.
SOiepb .. 0oman on &ob,rt 8.
Sfaaes/ Cots 6 uno z. Ban glari.
GUMS suboipifion. Nubenlot 2, pa.
can't. iaolia Der @aiailaton Str,
psEli6 bon Wbiie Ripsr. $500.
GLEN Bunting on Marearet 6.
Wsble. Got AZ, 2st9am plaee aobi.
tiOn. % bet ia GuB. psrbsf,rt, NET
liGs Ssite Der Sauab Str, u6roli9
bon 8untig Str. $500.
Soant Nc@aslin on alice u. Sones,
9hsil bss norbusfli6sn 8isrtei, SIC.
ton 1. Somnibip Is. Ranss 2, @apns
8omnibip. $4,000.
@bparo .. &aub on @buarb 6riof,
fbeil bon Got 81, W6f9's 8. 9obi.
ton. 80 bet 1872 5ub. bsrbsKsrt. Woro'
isite bon 26. Strabe. 6fli9 BON gtbel.
Strubs, $l1OO.
5ranf o. Sobnfon an WesIsp o.
WeReslp. 2ofs 2. uno 8. Ylod IA.
Central part Abbiiion. 12O bet 1877
CUB, paeant. SfoOh.gde bon paris.
auenue uno "a. strabs, 5000.
@iQiam O. @aihburn an auquf
Wader. 2ot 1854, Wine,'s &c. partwap
ADDITION. 40 bel l40 Sub, bsrbsRert,
sHoisite bon Roa& ape., rpsfIi9 bon
26bne Nue., $1,000.
gBiq 3. 2atta an u. g. 8harp,
Got SIS. 9atta's @Orb J0tOnois Ctr.
addition. 40 BET 1872 "a CUB. pacant.
ORisits bon @opitol abs., iholi9 bon
40. Strabe. $500.
Ssnnie 6. Qenbrid an Wiliam Dot.
Iaro. Got 345. Armfrons's parf No.
oition. IS bet 10 Sub, bsrbeKert,
NOroieits bon "a. StraBe, tuefli9 bon
Nortbmsfsrn abe., $4,000.
6snrp 8. @nlbertIOn on pboebe 8.
WeGlure. Got 1877. @arpenis,'s Dome
pIoce abolition, 35 BET 156 Is Gub,
psrbsRsrt. shOisits bon SodfOn Ctr,
0flt0 bon D1rrts Sfr., $l000.
Splpenus s. 2adtp on 5eIir &.
WcWbirtsr, Got 5. Branbi's Subbipis
ion, She'll Der @ooolann Mooition,
80 bel ITO CUB, usrbsfert, WsRfeits
ben Olibs Ctr. n6rbIi9 bon Bbps.
lawn aps., $1,000.
Hi&olas N. Smod on 6reo 6.
Woore &C.. Got 26, 6auabsp's WapIe.
ton ADDITION. 40 BET 1872 5ub, berbsf-
ist, Norbmsf @ds bon 38. Gtrabe uno
Renuoob Ape., $4,000.
Srso D. StiI3 &c. an Solomon
6infleftsin. Got z. @uopet's &c. NorboR.
abolition. IS bel 125 sc CUB. bsrbeI.
isrt, Ofieite bon Shslbon Str. iRbli8
BON pite Str. $500.
Granf .. Stepart on WiQiam 6.
Stsuanfon u. e., ITO 2ots in Sana.
Her II. u. Dat 6ia Aob., batant,
3uiiden 8spftone uno RaIfon auss.
80. unb %. Gtrnbe. s18. 600.
Charles %. Bacon an Senielben,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-24
Wer0teut @et0.

indianapolis gompoRts Bird 60.
afttsrt isbt $47.5 so per antbeiI. Der
preis ftetgt nod beute auf $50. 90.
2ano geiauft. Gabrit gebaut. Waf&t.
nerten bier = bies. III cine R@ere unb
profitable Snuefirung.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-24
LSAueS@@

.Hirff @bur8 Of @briR" (seisntiR).
Bloomington; Girettorsn. 5lora &lsr,
A9nes .. GARNER unb Diltam W.
5armer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-24
HicaSiab Sadets
3wet &ofim spe,ialit6teu

Sunior 8oiiime in braunen Gbepiots,
@irteI Sadet, SaIten .8leiberroG. Resms
Idrer 9reis $12.75; ipesiel fir
Samftag $50. 16
Sunior 8oitime in srauen @opitdt etofs
fen, balls ani9Iiebenbe Sadsts, Salten 8Ieiz
Serrod. &ssuIdre $3.50 8oftime, am
Samitas. ST. rs
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-24

Grfdlhunseu In sinern Sage ;u turiren
Rehme Laxative Bromo Quinine TabIetten.
Apotbeter erftatteu bas @eIb 3uriid Wenn bic
Rur febIihIdst. 6. SO. Grobe's Sisnatur
auf ieoer SHa4teI. 25c.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-24
QoeaLB etterbert@t.

Sd5n uno ni9t bel Serdnberuns in Der
Temperatur beute Ra4t Sonntas, i4on
unb ettpaS rpdrmer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-24
metferbert6t.
@bteaso, "a. Ropember.

sar a. etnuS.H .nb.uO : ubr s,ors.us. as. ROObr
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-24

Sir SnSiana: S96n beute Raat nns
Sonntaa; ipdrmer am Sonntas.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-24

D. &. 8Iptbe,
SectionssD Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-24

SIerIanet Cine Srou bic Routaes BITE Bdi&e mad
Paufe nimmt 5um sSaineu. qa93ufrageu
Isl OF Wsom,ns Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-24

NHerIanst = Sunsens far Depef&eubienf. Suite,
~ sobn. amsrieau Dtfriet telegraph Co., 81
Rorb Weribian etrabe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-24

0Htrlonat = Cine quite beuti1e Tron mittIertn
~ dIters fur ongeueiue paus arbeit. ytab3u-
fraeen bel 5rou 0aIm. GA sorb msft Str.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1906-01-27

1cvasisna he saved the PaaAma Canal
logislatipn and the President sess 10
hlm hts chief rclianrs Ia The esmins
debate Oh that sabIeeL what part be
will take In the senate nEht Ga The
railroad mattrg has not hcvR sutlina,i.
bat he Ia \ recognised Huthsgity on
Constitutional qaEstiona and IL the H.
gal adviser u the senate leaders Tie
l. also chairHaH o. ths ConmiEfss 90
Rules
senator Hpaonrs IL O. years nla.
graduate % Wisconsin, uulvsraity ana
Ctsu War veteran lie l. Ia the
WSeonaia tTgialatur az ysuns nsAn
and at 10 the Unitsd states senate
from iss5 70 1891 uhsa Wullam y.
Villas succeeded him Ia lavs Ne wna
defeated Tor Governor. ana IL 1901
waa ~ls~t@i senator ~ washington.
b@tag reelected IN 1919 Pr~sadsug
arkialry on several ocrssisaa saervsl
hita places IN hls eabinvt. whlrh ~
dsciiaed He l. one % The Fvally Eyvas
men 81 the senate