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The Yale expositor., 1906-03-02
Beginning OF Railroads.

England was in advance OF the
United States in its early railroad ex-
periments. In the first years OF the
last century several roads using horse
power and iron rails were in oper.
alton. Then Stephenson began intro
ducing steam locomotives and by the
success of his Rocket on the Liverpool
& Manchester line in 1929 proved that
steam was to be the future source Of
motive power.
The Yale expositor., 1906-03-02
One Use for Garlic.

1t has been known for many years
that the volatile oil of garlic acts as
stimulant to the hair roots when local
ly applied. Recent researches tend to
show that when the bulb is eaten free
ly 1t has a similar action. Not every
one is in love with the odor and flavor
of garlic, so in this country. at any
rate, the discovery is not likely to
rouse much enthusiasm.
The Yale expositor., 1906-03-02
Almost Buried Alive.

A special from Loyal, Wis. says:
James Mulligan, of Ioga, Wis. mar
rowly escaped being buried alive to-
day. The funeral procession was on
its way to the church when the driver
of the hearse heard groans from with
in, followed by smashing of glass. The
casket was opened and Mulligan, fully
restored to consciousness, sat up and
inquired where he was. He had been
in a trance for three days.
The Yale expositor., 1906-03-02

An enthusiastic meeting OF Repub-
licans in Traverse City was almost
unanimous for nominating city and
ward officers by direct vote for the
spring election. The city committee
has authorized call for primaries for
that purpose.
Adam Hines was drowned in Green
Lake, six miles east of Dorr, Satur-
day. He was about as years OF age. un-
married, and lived In Gaines, Kent
county. He started to walk across the
lake on the ice, which in a place where
It had been cut, was too thin to sus-
tain him. He had no relatives in that
locality.
The Yale expositor., 1906-03-02

The resignation from the naval acad-
envy of Edgar ~ Caldwell, Of elias
gov, KY, OF the fourth class, has been
accepted
The Duke of Baynham of Scotland
will administer pills and potions to
residents OF Fort Smith, Ark, within
a few months. DR.. G. w. Baynham, of
that town, leaves for Glasgow in April
and will come into the title, castle and
estate upon his arrival there. He will
return to Fort Smith.
f. c.. Shaffer, Colorado millionaire
mining man. has taken the guardian
ship of tribe of Indians. Gratitude
for services rendered his father when
the latter was a mere child prompted
him to look up the lingering remnant
Of the once powerful Pottawatomie
tribe and give them home.
Prince Pignatelli Strongol, aged 10
years, son of lady-in-waiting to
Queen Helena of Italy. has committed
suicide. He left a letter TO his father
saying he killed himself because he
was skeptical ABOUT life, and another
letter to his fiancee, whom he was to
marry in a few hours, saying she
would have been unhappy with him.
The Yale expositor., 1906-03-02
Col Rohert Uannigan n ran

Col. Robert Hannigan, ranchman.
of Deming, n. NJ, who was kidnapped
by bandits near Silver City, N. NJ,
and held for ransom, has been re-
leased. IL was necessary to pay the
bandits twice and $1,000, it is said,
was secured by them.
Madame Bell-Ranske is telling Phil
adelphians that singing cured her
daughter of consumption. She says
singing is more valuable as a means
of health than 1t is as an art. She
is trying to have voice culture install
ed In the public schools.
George Winter, an 1S-year-old boy
OF New York, has been released from
Jail twice after admitting stealing s12
from bis employer. He told the Judge
that he was a good boy until he met
this employer. The latter had taught
him to play the horses and play poker
Every Saturday night the employer
used to win back his wages from him,
he said.
The Yale expositor., 1906-03-02
Bed Mouse caunht in Maine.

An Augusta, Me-, resident set trap
the other day and captured very red
mouse. The resident is said to have
heen perfectly sober when he went to
visit his trap. but for the sake OF
avoiding all possibility of error he
took his prize to a very sober reporter
to prove his statement. Both agree
that the animal was a very pro.
nounced red.
The Yale expositor., 1906-03-02
Three Burned TO Death.

Three are dead and nine seriously
injured. and several others more or
less hurt. as a result of a fire which
destroyed Miner hall, Kenyon (Ohio)
Military academy, Denalo and North
halls and North Annex early Saturday
The fire broke out at 4 a. m. while the
students and college authorities were
asleep and quickly spread through the
buildings named, which were con-
sumed
The Yale expositor., 1906-03-02

Because his sweetheart Tilted him,
John Wagner, a farmer of Hokah.
Wis, committed suicide by hanging
himself from a tree.
Prince Arthur of Connaught invest.
ed Admiral Togo and Field Marshals
Yamagata and Oyama at Toxic with
the Order OF Merit.
Rev. and Mrs. @. W. Daily OF Mat
tocn, Ill, celebrated the fifty-sixth an.
niversary of their marriage Wednes-
day. Rev. Mr.. Daily has ben pastor
of the Bethel Presbyterian Baptist
church for forty-eight consecutive
years.
The Yale expositor., 1906-03-02

A lady had been recommended by
friend to try this, cure for neural.
gia: Put bottle of stout to warm
by the fire. and wait until the cork
flies out The lady did so. and II was
not until she had waited an hour and
a half that she discovered it had
screw stopper.--London Answers.
The Yale expositor., 1906-03-02
Do We Want Them7

Speaking on the subject of immigra-
ton, Rep. Hopkins (Ky.) said peace
full invasion of this country which has
been going on for years must be stop
ped.
The Austro-H sngarian govern
ment," he said, has made contract
with the Cunard Steamship Co., ply
ing between Fiume and New York, by
the terms of which the government
obligates itself to furnish the steam
ship company 10000 steerage passen-
gers year for twelve years, or pay
a penalty of 100 crowns for each one
short of that number"
The Yale expositor., 1906-03-02

Mrs. James ]. Garrison, OF Jackson,
died from injuries caused by a fall
when she alighted from car. It is
alleged that the car started too soon.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-12

e&uIterx-exsI. Gursh, 10 kts 70 NIB
N Dur4f9nstt, Ice; Is Nsaze Exrnt@xta.
lie, 10 BIB IL Ef,xh l2t.
0sp66sltes 9@meixsHetsa - &ssauIpfss
0mep Bic S2b 90; Flores Bses Sis.oo; Esus
y 5000; esort gIsa 1850: Sansyf
els. 90. "
HarRe - Oerdu9erts Brctrrzs SC;
8raxifarter 72e; BoIoenn IN Earnaes TIC 10
xn@ SIC.
Spe6-3Iare eettes. 30 BIB 10 Rtrsh tn
Dur&i&mitt. 1ske; &Iars gstiea. 20 Ns 90
3frnb. l2ie: xlGse Hsuisl, - BIB 90 Yfnnb
Sic; Ia BIB 81 sfh., 18e; ID BIZ ls ffunh.
lie; &Iare Sta6ex, g. Bic 80 4hmh, l2k:
Rades Ii bs 1s Rfp.s l24e: sssrs RadnG
DO Q Bttnh, 12s
GrabfAd'e ted-Hlarsr oxaitb gmxsb zoe
sswdbIter ouoar Gxrsb zoe, 60 ytaxb tu
Dur&f@nttt tic g Bio . STUNT In Dxs4s
i@1itt 1se; 10 BIZ u RfaHb tH Dxs4f@xtt
lie; 6Rfaab tn DaarefAxt., ieza. l8as.
: Rfsnh I'M Dar&i&xtt, f4mGi. l8e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-12

- Srau gslamp 6torer. @attin
oes abseisbtsn Botf&afters Beaamp
storsr, ma&te beute In elmer unterrs.
oung bte tberraf&enoe WittbeiIung,
boz He unb ibr Wann .6errn Sbsooor
Rooisbslt 3u BEN gsma9t baben, mas
ct i.bt H."
- Jn Shelter, ST., II Or. gbas.
%. Rap, elmer Der befannteRen aerate
Yermont's. bon ietneua etaltne&t
Grant turner, Der f&on an bis bret
Sabre In ieinen Dtenfen Rebt, bur4
suei e&aRe f&wer berIstt worben.
rleber has Mstib 9urner's if ni&is
bsiannt gsuorben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-12

Urtt&es HnbfsH6-&DsfIt&s Stisss - 81
sie: otsiiee etsers 6a-81e ; 1ssfes Wsxbss
$40 W 800 Ehrxb 71s; ytsf9s &a9s l0o
ss $50 Bfuno 5Ae xabs Sc bB 60 pfaxs
s.; etier SorbesDieta 6}e Utiw Oates
s.ertei lie. Esxb 8txts.is4sI lo2e. NH
Vorperu,srtsI Be, 3a9 Bcsa0pssrtsI 6le M
Ntntsrriertel Sc.
1rii@es NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1oHe, nsxtss'
utsteI le}c, Botbuviestd exc.
Trti&es e@offetf0 - Sdmuaez Sx Ptsxb
lee : C9Gft slt; 0Qextsl 1851 Nads t0ab
16e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-12
Ottxet8e,

@stex - 80. 2 rptber 76}s, aut Oslsb
fen, 78e DON NabIeH ; 30. 8 retaG nc
DECEMBER, 76e; RaaexwebsR 78e.
DeIi9torW =. 20. l wets a. sn 2
usts 4le; 30. Q wetb a. 10. 4 us!b
42s; 70. Q retb semt@t "A Re. 9
uetS seu1if3t &c; go. 1 moi Ssasa.
les; 20. 2 seIb 44e; 70 6 ssI1 a
70. Z geD 42e; 30. ssrsiGt a
20. 8 aeurf@t 4le; 70. 4 esati4s AZ ;
&pIoe1 IT,.
oafa Re. 3 weiSer SO 30 Q rssra
85ie; 30. 3 0euri4t1 a6s; 30. 9 ssxxesa
s8ae.
ben - 30. 1 atuotpp sls %: -
3, 81. 81.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-12
e6mereNn,

0emdblter 1iu1otbp ~s2.a6-2.66.
Drbtndrer bts gutter Ttxtotbp ei.60-hH
Nptber 2Ieeiarnes IS .0o-7.6o.
gnslif6er 3Ieeiaraea $3.50
AIibfe &Ieeiauaer. sS.00-8.W
HIfaIfa 2Ieeiamen $9.00-l0.oo.
Heiber 3leefauaen $500.
Sanet 3entadp 8Iaasras $l.bo-l.R
DIaasras h ebaf 7se.
ousIf@es HIaisras $3.50.
Or@arb @ras 81. 70-1.66.
Neb 9oS III gbaf sl.25-l.U.
Rafer 2ora We-$1.00.
Hntber 8ueerrobr Sante1t $1.00-l.2s.
Betbes urb geIbes Rom $1.Of-L3b.
Seb Sob eufIase $1.lo-1.26.
Som peas $l.7B.
Htuet 81 20 bis $l.85.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-12
OSoeertsS

SsbtaxaYsIts 2aHesBsetfs:
0euobnI. BID gutter 10-las: yrtsss bs a.
wdblter A-lSe ; Sans saf-sss, sonhas
DeIIou 10 BIB 22e. Sapa 2e-82s.
Sx $adets1:
xrtoia s1S.7b. Sion S1i.25, S9fss vls 90
Garacas IA. 30. Efnuortb'Y III. 20. Die
SsSa Dlexs $500, 0Itsar SaSa HIexb
t16.76, Dtriea $lB.76.
Bu6er-Domtnoes 7.67e; Sta6,H6es 6.0l
yuIpertRrter 5.42e; x3xz paIpsrtF1t8 safe,
iss1er s~raxmltrtsr 6.l2e; Subs 6.57es Son
i~setaoxers' u 6.17s Nibseuoob U 4.s2s; FSk
xs i 4.62e; empire ~. 77s; SbezI ezss
0orS1 8 4.72e Btxbfer Ggtss 3 A.6ss,
RiSsepoob 8 l.s0e; eeIber 8 6.6a.; 10 csb
bsr 4.87.
sfRe-Raa 90 q. xsa). Sas. e. 10 per
9aro1e.
PidIes-a4Oo In Sab % ; 1900 tn Get
Use: 1900 ta aaIbfaS $3.50; zoo Ia sGi
$3.50.
Ganbp-6Ks etanssn seuii@t 7s Gro,
es seurti&t &c Banner 9wtR &c: srsss
UexbouS lie: SO. 3 Cream aensi&t 10.
@he-8rciIn ea lie BIB 14e; Stbat8 10
RmbeIm II; wei4f@aIsse NexssIR Zee.
Sorbax RanseIx 16e; Rsautts * BIZ kss,
ser6aete BIB &c: GusIiqe BaIxiEs &c
0etroGuete Sra9te-AepfeI. a. e1 Soxx,
setre6aet. Sc: Sobonxesbeere1 q DID 9 4s;
SSro1 16e BIB zoe; Rofxex. 3 Groux. ga
Rftuh. 7e, 9 Gsows 72e, ( Growa 7}e jsss
n~sexfrsie tsdN3 Se, GaEtfurxia &u8eatci 7xs;
euItexa s2e, tapoyttrte cuItaxa lie SB J q.
SaItfornsa 1prttofen Sc bs Tx.
etdrte-RearI. 8}e, G9antptcx 0Isn. ! xxa
8 Bfu1b Be6ete 8. Rom. ! 3fs. Ssfsts,
lX-6k.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-12
HrH@te nab 0ei1fte.
8sa4ta.

Aepfd % !00-4.6o pes Got.
@ranberries-$s.0o per Sab.
Bananen s1.75-2.a5 ; ustns $I-ol.a5.
Gstrumen - 0o-4 30 ~ &tka.
Drangen - 90. 16-8.2S Sss &tfs.
pNrf@e, $1.75-2.S0 pei bufbeI.
California pFaurnen, t1.7b bte RIPE:
Wirnen, $2.5c-s 30 per Sat.
Deistranben, $a1 bunbert R6rbe.
perfmmons, 90c BITE Rife.
0smafs.
Hotbe Wa5en $l.75 per Tab.
GsiereE20, bts 6 6 pei Dutenh.
3raut - $l2--$lA per Tonne.
BiumenfobI S1.25 bG BufbeI.
ealat - 1se PEI Yfanb.
SuiebeIa 9sotbe nab wesbe 3l.o0 Bic
81 80 pei Sab spaxi&e BptsbsIn 81 90
per Rife.
peterHIie l5-a0e PEI Eutsxb Nun4sB.
2artoHeIn-$l 81 PEI SaE
Nabteie zoe pss Dutskb Bus@e8.
shbfartofsIn - 8trstxia t8.s5; DoIti'
more sl'5-2.76 Seriep $500 $500
pei Sab.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-12

susar Gureb S@sxtsa - @ras nnalttdt:
1870 Rfmab ll2: ID 9fuxb l63e; l0-l2
pfunb lS3: 9wetis nnaltat Sis 4fsxb
&c; IL Rfsnb l6e ; Ia Blind Lie ; 10
pfunb lie.
GaIforna9e eatnsm-e b 8 Rhnss sls:
Q bts II gfrxb sle.
eped. gxsI.-VapdbIta. 9 b3 10 DnnA
tm Dur4i&nttt, l7}e; II ~ u ptss h
Dnr&f&ntt, LEX.
0S6<sssS RkAbasR4 - vQsafsx, 80.
Co. 1l3x Hx5sxtsttss l2s; 3xasxi. l63
aab4d Ice.
e4uab = ~ xssesD-l. Dad. lie: g.
nxaEstx lole: Q. nnaItat loae
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-12

Neru Yorf: .Hpnbon" bon Notterbam
.Rronprtns Wilbelm" BON 1rs.
men.
gape Raee: Baltic" bon 2iberpool
nod New BORT TT tn Uerbinoun9
nit Der Warcont Station; NTH
am 5reitag Worssi ufn $3.50 ein.
trefen.
Rotterbam: rSmolents" bon Nep Dorl
nod 8tbau.
Queenstown: .Oeeantt" bon Nsu Dorl
nod 2tberpool.
pIpmoutb: .patrieia4 bon Nep Dori
nod 6amburs.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-12
Dom @neeasMaxsa

HeIj&tcrn - Bea fauisprefie. H xs& ~
nnaIitdt, 66-5ec. Neu i6--S7c.
~&6fr-8d9dIt $685.; il psA Retire
e12.60-Ssl.60 ter Ssuxs.
BILLET - Hertaufspreiie: 20. 51-t1o "a
Observation-Disclosures el6 o. 20 %
Gtrob-FreHe, ie mad BEN 0esb. b Bel
te1, S6.60-S6 30.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-12

mitgstbeiIt. bob He iebt felt bisIsn Sab.
rem gum erfsn Wale cine gsrs&te BE.
banolung bon ben Sransportgefea.
f4aften su srlanssn uerm6sen.
9 .Ranfas" -.
b6It StIberferbfce.
Sopefa. Ranf., IL. Ge8. @ous
perneur GOD bat on bas 5lOtteu.D De.
partement eine Sep.i&e .ssianot, In
wsl&sr oas Department offsisl In
Renntntb seiebt wurbe. baB bas tb.
HIDE StlbsrsS srbiee, NIT tpsl&em bic
S&Ia&ti&ife bon oemieniesn State
bebaat 3u uerbsu phsesn. beRen ga.
men He ftbren, CUR Ablisferuns bsrsit
isi. glsi93sitie wirb bas Departe.
m.nt srfu&i. ois vRanfas" nod Sol.
peaon. Ssg., au isnbsn, tuofelbR bas
Ssrbies tbsrrei9t tperosn fol-.
Die .2anfas" if befanntlta bas elm.
3igs Sdif in Der Bunbssmarins, baa
bel BEN Stapslauf ni&t NIT Der iib.
li9sn Jlai@s @bampasnsr sstaufi
+, uurbe.
Saugent4ts beruunbet
Bates t6btIt9.
GLENDALE. Song SsIanb, IL.
Deg. Der l6'id9rige 5aulen3er WiI.
@seoOn mubte auf 8sfsbI isinss 90.
tiers cine untere RlaRs Der bffsntIi9sn
Stule bsfu&en, tn Der 3inber bon 10
bts IL Sabrsn untsrri4tst murben. Ter
Sunge Isrnts abiolut niats unb sr
matte bdufis NIT benz Stods isinss
8aters 8efannif9aft. Der Sunge
uuroe bsute bartiber 10 ~tptitbsno. bob
er einsn RspoIpsr nabm uno feinsn
Batter, Sobn @seoon, NIT 3pst S6h!.
fen TN @sfi&t unb am 6alfs t6btIi&
b%eruunoete. Der Sunge tuurbe Der.
baftst uno eingeiperrt, UNI ben Der.
Iauf Der gsruunoungsn fsines Yat,rs
%ab3utpayten.
9 | n b q n behring's m W o n q
Nobember.
Rem Dort, II. Ts3. 2sbten
Wonat bstrug bie gintpanberurig aus
StaIien 16. 1913 perfonsn; bts nd&R.
sr6bte 3ahl ~lisfsrts @uBlanb nit 15..
522; unsarn tam In britter Rsibs mil
1858. aus OsRsrrsi9 trafsn $3.50
giuuanosrsr sin, aus Dsuti9lano ia.
men 2647 ~gtnuanoerer, aus Der
S9usi3 247 @inpanbersr. SIM gan.
3en l~tsferte europa tpdbrsnb bes Wo.
nats Robsmbsr ~. 900 g~inpanoerer.
MIs Dsutf9s purosr1 BON bsr@siammt
sinmanbsrung auf g1ts Sslanb 1851
ginmanbsrsr mdnnli&en unb 1894
tueibIi&sn @sfals&tss flaiRRBirt. bic
BET Der RssiRriruns 1920. $50 aIs NIT.
aebra9tes 8erm6sen a~ngsseben babsn.
Gdmmtli6s ginwanberer eabsn ST..
498. 355 OILS mitge6ra&tes 0ermbgsn
an. 1887 ginuanbsrsr parer unter
IA Sabrsu. 81. 438 bon IA bts As unb
2404 As unb bari6er. 228 gtnuan'
berer tonntsn leIen. aber nt0t i9rei.
ben. unb 1884 tonnts, tusosr leien
nod i&reiben.
War5u unporft&tts 9.
RodR apibs. 3d.. IL. Deg.
Ills Srau 9. wubolpb beute absnh
einel Rod NIT @afolin I'm WObnbauit
auf ibrsr BIER tn Der Ndbe seIeasnsr
Garm rsinists, ssrtstben bie Sdmpf'
oss sefdbrltden Brennfofes bur& ben
a~brbei3tsn Diem In Branb uno einl
@gpIofon erfoI9te. Str fIetner fun
Sabre alter Sobn iDurbs gstbbtet. einl
17.idbrise 8o&ier tootIt& perbranni
unb Srau @ubolpb unb ibr Sduglin.
erbieIten 3uar f&were, aber nt&t t6ot'
lI9s Brnnbnunben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-12

Gxgros . Bertaufspsetis Smscleaa
s@peasrtdie 80e per %tsmh s:n5starf4s.
s9wetsaidfe LIS, Ssiscxfs Gss6S . asss
l4}. 9eu Doss SSsbbass lee. stAas.Sss
I@n 8insturoes 49, 6ss& l6e,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-12

DatttS, 0seS axD OeRAees.
odxtIer bsaabIea foIaobs TseHss
Grti@e Gier- 2ss per EutsxH,
oinner exc. edtxs Q. TsssGB-ll-lle,
GRten &c, @dnie &c.
OUTER - 9ouxtsp. 1885, xrssmsxt sec.
steix 82s
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-12
Sofbeinige
senatOren 4%itaniren ben Yrdii6enten bel 8etdtis
gnng ieiner &abinetts= @itglieber.

Srefflatfd berfenost Gamiien. - &f sesen Sas etanSarb Oil Wlonu.
pol. - Sdahtdrf uaan0f" ebdlt Silderkrbte. - Ginmanoe.
RING i'm Ntpnat gouem6sr. - Saugenihts berpanbet 90.
ter tObtid. - 3n toben Strafen bernrttent.
Sur bes SobftIases i1ulbis.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-12
9mnettn.
Wirbote I'D hber'
Ieben.

leber.
% afbinston n, IL. Deg. 2 nbr
Der frtibere Bunbesienator
liset TN Sterbsn. @efern
Radmittug psri&limmsris fi1 iein gu.
fanb bsbsntli9 unb ois Asrste 9lauben
ni&t, eaB er Die @a&t tiberlebsn mtrb.
Qtnber bsfinbsn H9 am Sterbs-
lager bes 8aters.
slls beute NaGt Der Srau 8rahlsp.
Der Wbrbertn bes Senator'S, miteetbeilt
oaB Der G1uertrante faum bic
Ha&t iiberlsbsn pirb, brad He pO1.
fdnbie sufammsn unb tusinis btttsrli&.
oben Strae oerur'
tbetIt.
Rem Dor IL. Sea. 0ies.prd.
Rbent unb @sneralanwalt @eorg Burn.
BAN, st., bon bee WutuaIl 2tfe &e.
ierpe 2sbenspsrRaerunes @sielf2aft,
ipuroe bsuts meyer, 8roB : Diebfabls
bon 81. 500 @sis0f9aftsssIoern i'm BITE.
Rssn Staatsobsrseri4t iduloig befun.
ben. DDS @slb mar I'm Sabre 1901
fur poIitii4s 3usds usraussabt, unb
bic Bidder Der acknowledgements
islf9aft tuare, ssfdlf9t tuorOen. 6err
8urnbam uurbs obne 3ulaRung bon
Btrgi9aft BITS our urtbeilsfAaun9 In
bas xom5s-8 efdn9niB sebra&t.
SIM Bunbes gsBirtsgeriat berur'
tbsilts &tater 5olt beute BITE american
Sugar @siuins SO. our 3ablung bon
$50. 0OO Strafe uno BITE BrOotipn
goOperass 60. sur 3abluna bon &c..
900 Strafs. neil fs bet Berf9idung
ibrer Waaren bon ben 8abnen Res
batte angenommsn uno babur9 bas
altins Anti. Rsbait. gsfsb ibertreter
baben.
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Seward weekly gateway., 1906-08-04
JUDGE NO LONGER COLONEL
Commissioner HOwlett Insists on Dis.
 carding Military Title

It is no longer "Col." Hewlett. The military title went to the scrap heap this morning when the new commits sioner of Kenai precinct filed his oath of office and official bond, and assumed the more peaceful prefix of Judge" /" The members of the Seward bar wish to have it known that the fine for using the wrong title from this time forward has been fixed by common consent at $50, or thirty days in Valdez, at the discretion of the culprit.
 The incoming and retiring commits sioners have discovered that they were fellow workers on the Louisville Com mercial twenty-five years ago, Judge Hewlett as managing editor and Judge Hildreth as a newsboy not yet in his teens. The Commercial was then as now the leading Republican paper in Kentucky.
 Judge Hewlett will continue the office of the commissioner in the Richards building.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-08-04
PROSPECTING
 FOR COPPER
Three Different Parties Opening Up LedgeS on Eastern Side
 of Resurrection Bay.

Three copper prospects are being opened up on Resurrection bay. The work has proceeded quietly, though quite vigorously, and samples of the ore brought to Seward would indicate that the chances are favorable for making producing mines in the near future out of what are now little more than surface indications.
 These prospects are all located on the eastern side of the bay, although from copper float found on the western shore twould appear that it also justi- fies careful exploitation.
 In the large gulch just across the bay from Seward, about four miles in- land from the beach, Messrs. Rudolph, Burchey and Simons have been work ing since early spring on a ledge which increases in size as the tunnel proceeds. It carries copper sul- phide ore. Mir. Rudolph was in town few days ago and to several friends expressed himself as much encouraged with the present showing The tunnel is now being driven with the vein, but in a couple of weeks a cross cut will be run to determine the width of the ore body. Several min ing men have approached the owners with view to bonding the property but they have thus far refused to en- certain any proposition, desiring to cross cut the ledge in order to get a more intelligent idea of the probable value of their discovery.
 Further down Resurrection bay, in little indenture known as Porcupine bay, T. J. Harris and s. F. Likes have found an immense deposit with copper indications. An iron capping, it is believed, hides the ore body proper from view, and shaft is being sunk in the hope of reaching copper ore of commercial value. Several business men of Seward are interested in this prospect.
 On Sunny bay, near the mouth of Resurrection bay, P. E. Peterson is running tunnel into ledge carrying indications of copper.
 It is the opinion of mining men who have looked into the matter, that Ke' mai peninsula offers a fine opportunity for the copper as we'll as gold pros pector. Float ore and quartz may be found in all the creeks and gulches, in dicating mineralized belt of large extent.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-08-04
Fight Grows Bitter

Des Moines, Ia., July 3l-The Re publican party of Iowa is split wide open over the contest for governor be- tween Gov. CumminS and EN-CongresS- man George D. Perkins The feeling is extremely bitter and as there are numerous contests over county delega- tions the nomination is likely to hinge upon the decision of contests and it is believed now that there will be two tickets in the field.
 Gov. CumminS represents the Iowa idee" of tariff revision, which iS strong in this state, while Perkins has been put forward by the "StandpatterS' to defeat CumminS. He has the sympa- thy of Secretary Shaw, Senators Ali son and Deliver, and majority of the congressional delegation. CumminS has an apparent majority of the con- ventiOn.