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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-13

I'm afraid OF It, my lady said, dim
ping sweetly.
Grierson shook his head at her, say
ing severely: AT this rate THE Com
plete Lovemaker' viii never get itseii
written. Think how the world needs
1t! We ought to begin work on it to
morrow"
Grierson forgot the carrying quality
Of his voice, even when. as now, he
smoke very dow. He further overlook
ed a slim creature in half mourning
seated Just beyond my lady.
Now the figure turned half about
saying. with pretty malice: "You could
not have a better collaboration. Miss
Glare. Arthur can give an example
of a nice definition OF every style OF
iove making yet invented" Then.
throwing ND Il Grape bordered veil;
You didn't expect to see me, Arthur.
| know that very we'll. Indeed, l my
self am surprised Mt being here, but
Phil Darcy wrote nc l had better come
down and look after some invest
ments.p .a
There vas a pause before the last
word so significant IL made my lady
gasp. She turned red and white, star
ing helplessly from ericsson to the
woman and only Sby a strong compu'-
sion overcoming her impulse to run
away.
Ii was a great relief to see Philip
Darcy approaching-slie almost ran to
meet him, n question in her eyes. He
answered it with a reassuring glance
and turned to the pair, who stood ey-
ing each other uncertainty and in ST.
lence. saying as he stood in front of
them:
Il think. Clorlnda, it will be best on
all accounts for you to announce your
engagement to Grierson. Your scru-
Piles against it before you are out Of
mourning, of course. do you credit,
but people down here are used to see
ing widows courted, married almost, in
their weeds. And nobody really knows
how long your husband has been dead
whether it is a year or FIVE makes no
difference. I have just been telling
Uncle Jack how the ase stands
Does he agree with your Grierson
asked, his face ayerted.
Philip laughed. "Uncle Jack, like all
the rest of us, is amenable to the logic
of accomplished facts" he said. But
l don't think you'll find him very hard
to fetch around. l told him also that
Elinor was going to marry me early in
the fall"
Mrs. Clorinda Markle. relict of the
late Solomon, was not without a sense
Of humor. She held out her hand to
my lady, saying with a frank smile:
I'VE may 1atter ourselves that The
Complete Lovemaker' is in two edi-
tions, each limited to a single copy. l
shall keep mine henceforth under lock
and key. How about yours"
Il don't think mine will permit itself
to be stolen" my lady said, taking the
offered hand. II have been engaged
since I was flve-if in fifteen years
Philip has not %repented of his bargain
it seems he is to be trusted to know his
own mind"
Clorinda tried to speak, to say some
thing lightly flippant, but her lips trem-
bled and a troublesome lump rose in
her throat. She took Grierson's nerve
less arm and walked away, her head
high, but her eyes dim behind her veil.
Darcy looked after the pair compass
sionately, saying, "She is too good for
him."
But she doesn't think so. Let us
hope she never WILL" my lady answer
ed eagerly.
Darcy looked down at her. smiling
happily.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-13
Possible Solution.

He-i don't e why you look on my
suit with disfavor. Your mother says
she has no objection to my becoming
ono of the family.
She-Wcll, mammals a widow, you
know; and perhaps she means to marry
you herself.-Chicago Daily News.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-13
Could Afford 10.

Tomdix-Closefist tells me he in.
vites his poor relations to visit him
each year.
Hojax-Yes; they all live at a dis
lance and are too poor to come.-Chi.
cago Daily News.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-13
Enough Said.

Mrs. Homer cant understand why
that oma who Just moved next door
spends so much time with her pet dog.
Mr.. Homer-Oh, then you haven't
seen her husband. - Chicago Daily
News.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-13
How II Happened.

First Tourist-There goes an Ameri-
car heiress who snubbed an English
duke.
Second Tourists it possible!
First Tourist-Yes; the duke was al.
ready married.-Chicago Daily News.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-13

There is not much FUN in keep
ing boarders'-but there is PROFIT
In 1t IF YOU HAVE AS MANY PEO-
PILE AT YOUR TABLES AS YOU
CAN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS timely
advertising. and reading OF ads, en-
ablea you to de- this.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-13
The CATERERS.

That's a fine tree; how many
bushels of pears were gathered from
it this year,"
Il don't know. I own the tree; you'll
have to ask the boys OF the neighbor.
hood Houston Post.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-13
rhe Elnishina Touehes.

Husband Ito wife in FIJI evening
dress)-My stars, Is that al! you
are going to wear?9
Wife (calmly)-AIi except the flow,
ers. Which of these clusters would
you select?
Husband (resignedlW-The biggest
IN. Y. Weekly.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-13
Dat Yel,eh Moon.

De autumn moon am de moon foh me,
De moon mans libbin' high:
LUX ct his ace en- yu VIII see
He's hid in a punkin pie.
Chicago Daily News.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-13
Gift Suggestions
From the Upholstery Store

A most interesting and attractive place is the Fourth hoor
(of our new building. Filled with merchandise OF the most ap-
lpropriate character for Christmas time.
I, Especially suggestive are the displays OF decorative feathers,
handsome pillows, mantel lambrequins, folding scieens ana
table covers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-13
Some.

"You ought to have been more tact
full; you should have fattered him."
Il did Aatter him."
"Flattered him? Why, you told
him he was half a fool"
We'll, wasn't that fiattering him."
Houston Post.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-13
Live stock Markets,

CATTLE-Supply light; market steady:
choice. N.S5@8.S; primo, S.5oG5.75; veal
calves, $8Te.SO.
lower: pairnni tenvies, $G.31QC.3 IS; mediums,
Yorlers and pigs, s6.2b4e.a; toughs, 500
SHEEP AND LAMBS : supply light;
market -'r~S7s nri~," wnth.rs = .6nGb.7 rs:
cults and tannnoii, $.u$: simLs,. EiT7.9,.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-13

II is not necessary for all men to ne
great In action. The greatest n sub
finest power is often simple patience.
Horace Bushnell.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-13

The next issue ct this paper should
tell about it--if you have a house to
rent or a job to find or a job to oifer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-13
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Closing stock auotatIons.

Money on call firm ate per cent: prime
mercantile paper. 6G6h per cent; ex-
changes. ss7s.O71 1854; balances. s12, s1s. 1856.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-13
Weakness Common to Many.

It is only an error in Judgment to
make a mistake, but it shows infirmity
OF character to adhere to it when dis.
covered.-Hovee.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-13

New York Markets.
FLOUR-Steady, but quiet; Minnesota
patents, "a. 40; winter straights, tS.6Op
SEQ; winter extras. 81. 9O93.i0; winter pat
ents, 81. 1904.
WHEAT-A steady opening in wheat,
due to small northwest receipts, was
shortly .fcll,.c.yee h--e b.ea'.5- of Sc. ..a.der
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-20
MILFORD.
,oini Corfespondence Of Nvory Eveninr.

Special Correspondence OF Kvery Evening.
Milford, March 2O-rhomas u. Marvel
received last week his 20th appointment
as constable for the First district. He
was reelected by both Democratic and
Republican administrations.
Personal: Rev. and Mrs. s. NJ Morgan
visited here last week.-Mrs.. James II.
Marvel OF North Milford is suffering from
a cancer-Alonzo r.. Morris OF Philadel-
phia IS visiting friends here Miss Minnie
Sipple is visiting in Philadelphia Misses
Lowher and Mabel lohand are visiting
Wilmington and Philadelphia, this week
Clarence l.. Stewart is on a visit 20 Wash
ington, ID. C.-Mrs. John W. Welch is
visiting her parents in philadelpha-Ca Capt.
Harry Hoavelow has returned TO New
York to take charge of his steamer
Miles Gerald of Cedar Neck has been APP
pointed special officer at the Delaware
State Hospital Miss Mary Joseph of
lewes is a guest Of Miss Letha Joseph at
North Church and Fourth streets
Nathan Scott of Bryn Mawr, Pa, is a
guest of friends in Milford Edgar Pretty
man, teacher at Cedar Grove school. filed
the pulpit at Lincoln City NJ. II. Church.
on Sunday last-Miss Lillian REYNOLDS of
lhompsonville, who was a guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. O. Il. Cannon, has returned home
Miss Sadie Goodwin has returned from
month IS visit at Chestertown, Md
Miss Florence Manlove is ON a visit to
South Carolina Miss Minnie Cordray is
visiting friends in Baltimore Miss sadie
Thompson is quite IN with rheumatism.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-20
You'll Find Greater Values
bargain offerings than any other the city give
Compare the goods and the hats the true test of values
and you'll want a share of these bargain
We Give RED STAR Trading Stamps.


Lawn Waists.
A handsome new model, made Of
good White Lawn, front trimmed with
embroidery aEd tucks; full tucked
back, new sleeves and cuffs; Hnn
value ST. Special at............ 4JG
Dainty Muslin Underwear
Priced in such a way that you can
buy the garments for less money than
the material cost.
Fine Nainsook Corset OoEers, trim.
med With three rows OF Val. insertion,
front and back, and Tuffle Of pretty lace
and ribbon beading; always sold 06o
at SOC; now at. ..............-... LJG
Muslin and Cambria Gowns, yokes
finished with fine hemstitohed tucks;
othsIs again with two lows embroid-
cry or laces, finished with tucks; 90n
value o5c, at. t.................... OJI
Drawers Of extra good cambric, deep
ruffie OF lace insertion and lace 0Eo
edging value 49o; special at. .. LJG
Long cambria Skirts, wide lawn
houuce, elaborately trimmed with
pretty laces, fine embroi 1eries and 0On
hemstitohed tucks, value 50; at S05
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-20
UNCEREMoNIous pEPARTuRE.
eci'i coIIgsuondencc ol avery Hveuinl.

specmi cofr'Snndenee oi livery Evenins.
Milford March 20--George Leonard
who had been assisting William Morris
IN the latter's meat market at Milton.
lett rather unceremoniously.
lie locked the door and gave the KEY
TO man passing BY, saying: "Give this
Key to Bill Mouis, as | am done with him.
and | guess he will do me if he can end
Leonard had sold out all the stock. and
with tho proceeds in his pocket left for
parts unknown. A warrant has been
Issued lor his arrest.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-20
Our Wednesday Specials.

Extra heavy Flannelette Wrappers,
good assortment of stripes and figures (,
Te2ular price is sl.49, special 7(ln
prloe az. t..............-... tOu
Ladies' pure white Summer Ribbed
Vests, sleeveless, trimmed with lace
and silk braid around neck and 7o
armholes; value 1890. at. ..... ~
bleached and Unbleached Table
Linen, the regular Soc kind, to 09n
60 at the yard. ................... LJb
Extra large size Bedspreads.
hemmei and ready for use; Am
the 100 quality at............... fJG
Bleaohed Sheets, hemmed, resdy
for use, SlxS0, the 75c quality. 66n
Sale price. .......... JJU
Pillow Cases of fine bieached mus
lin, 45x36 inches, the loo grade. lin
BALE price. .................. ...s.-i "
Ladies' and Geuts' fast black,
full seamless Hose : value loo, In
at ..........sa.......- W
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-20

Ribbons, pure silk, No. 40 in Inn
all oolors; value l8o g yard, at. ub
Fine French Val. Laces and insertion,
over 500 extra good designs; special,
yards Gi'Ss Ss. .'....l. Of Il 18G up to S1.25
Jap. Silk Waists, two styles, one
plain tailor made, the other trimmed
with Val. Lace; value $3.50, nQo
at...s.. .......... .......'............ VOu
Children's fine all-wool Mackin-
toshes, in all sizes, value 1898, QQn
t..............-.... ............ uuu
Children's 24inch Steel 0Eo
Frame Umbrellas; value 500, at LJG
Ladies' fine Lisle Lace Hose in
black and brown; value 1870 f0T/n
pair, at t.................... tG/2U
Women's fine Batiste Girdles and
Corsets, short and deep nip, high 0En
and low bust; value 500, at..... LJG
200 Alarm Clocks guaranteed 6nn
good timekeopers value Sl.0O, at JJG
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-20
Quick Work.

We can clean and deliver your carpets
or rugs within four hours after receiving
your orders or have coal in your cellar
py tne time you can move. Try us
Joseph n Gooding, Fourteenth and
seots ssreets.s
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-20
DIR. MILLER'S
ANODYNE.
for BABIES

When the insurance man calls
tell him you have found DIR.
Miller's Anodyne is the best in
surance for babies. 1t makes
teething easy, relieves wind
collie and prevents aud corrects
baby ailments and makes the
baby fat. Try it. AT all drug
stores. Prices 10 and IS cents.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-20
Tub MEMS OF NEN CASTLE
Fishermen Paired and Ready
to Dip Their Nets This Week.
A LAUNCH ON NEXT SATURDAY
Iron and Steel Being Shipped
to Pennsylvania.

An Engine Installed IN the Sew Motor
Worhs-Cow Fall IN the River 10"
G asus Man Makes Good RECORD es =
I'hlTadelphia Policeman - sooiAi M"
Personal Items.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-20
Our Cabinet Shop.

We are fitted to
do your repairing promptly and economically We mako
specially Of scrapng and refnshing antique work Of
every description Old furniture that has shrunk and be-
loose broken requires special treatment and years
Of experience has taught how to properly handle it. 1t
is not all glue and muscle.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-15

LONDON, Aug. 15.-According to
the correspondent at Alden of the Daily
Mail, after devastating nineteen Oga-
den Villages the Mad Mollah, Inflated
by his success, attacked the sultan of
Mijertain's territory. Both sides lost
heavily. The4sultan had nine near rela-
tives and 200 warriors killed, but
eventually repuIsed the mollah toward
Illig and the coast.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-15

PARIS, Aug. 1.-THE principle of
the submission of the management Of
church affairs to lay organizations, as
provided for under the French law for
the separation of church and state, is
unhesitatingly rejected by Pope Plus
X. in his instructions to the French
clergy for their guidance under the
nfN regime.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-30
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eagng Curb S9tsiex -- gEfe lua!ait:
$50 gfunS 1914: Ii EstuSb L3Se: lO-la
9Flrno l84: Aretie CuaIstSt : s0--1e 1tu1h
i2ic; 10 pfunb 1916 : ls SfaEb l2is ; 10
9funo 24e.
@aIifornti9e 'SatEsm--6 bis 8 gfunO etc;
9 bis 12 9fEHb g..
Sped-SIar. Ssstsh, 80 BIS 20 Bfuxb tn
9a=al&aih, lie; Siors @sftss. 30 bts 80
z rnr, lie; aIars ESeIiss, 81 BIZ 80 BfAKo,
i02c; 10 bis a. $fo., lie; Ii bR 16 fssunb,
l2e; aIare 5hldes, . tFs 20 siuxb. 11te;
aiden I2 bis Is Efvsb 1l}s: 9Iess sltex Q
bts 9 gfune. 7Hc
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8 Bfunb tn Dur&i&xtH. i@#sai. lex.
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SnnbeI m I arita O..

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Nn9 einsm BON 9epnrtement fir
6anoel uno Nrbsit Oer0hentli9ten
Bulletin reprdIentirte Der Sanoel Der
Ser. Staten mitI afrita I'm Sabre
1905 sinen ;NertbiOOn $50, 600, 900,
DobOn gil, 1873. 900 nuF ben Smport,
Der REP auf ben Export entfiel. SIM
Sabre 1903 mar Der @ertb $751;
900, 900. Die Abnabme uiro
nit Der %aq9emeinen Abnabme Der SIM.
porte afritas isit Dem Sabre 1903 er.
tldrt. Die @i6tigtsit oes Supports
beri Ser. Staten aus goppten
beI6rdntt f6, ME oas Bulletin ia9t,
auf ben SmpOrt fsiner sspptiider
Baumpole, bic in ben Ser. Staten
ni9t proou;irt tperbsn fann. Inter
benz 9siammtimport aus g9ppten in
S6bs bon SO, $50. O51 i'm Sabre 1905
fisurirt SaumwoQs nit So, 1913, C81.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-30
3toeertes.
SnO;onapeIis saFee'B ssfe:

SEo'GnapeIss SafeefESetie:
Sep6bnI. bis gutter 1O-I2e; srtp,e SIS g
nasiter 14-I6e f; Tancy 8S3-8sI. Sciess
Eeaop Is bis zee. Sara 26-82G
SH 2aSstsR:
sstOia Sl4.75, 2toR 1870, Series sIG.7S
Caracas El4.75. DiIportb's sl8. 30, @ssS
Sara 8Isnb $500, GIimar Sara SIsub
tl4'76. Duriea $II.75.
Suder-Domtnoss 7.47e; GtlGlE6sr 5 80
puIUerttrtsr 5.32e: 3ExI S~uIOergFrte 6.37s.
istner g~rGaaIirter 5,O2e; GabsE 5.47s; Goa,
i%sctioners' N5.O7c; RiOsemuoo g 4.e2s; EsBs
sI u 4.72e; empire A4.s7s; SbsaI srtss
SOIbsH 6 4.57c; Bir6iCr ggtsa 8 4.B7s,
RibssDOOb 6 4.42c; asIber 6 8. 42.; Is gel,
bsr 4.07.
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Gauone.
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RfuHe, 7e, 8 GrOun 73e, 4 Gsowx Jss ICES
menfrtie ibis Sc, California &ascatsI TIIe;
SuItaHe 74c. trnpevttrte SuItaRa lie bd l&s
california AptitOisn Sc bts he.
EidIeS-24OO i'm 5oB SO; 1907 ut CzS
50; 1900 nj SaIbiaS $500; 100 n JG.
$50.
Starte-PearI, cts, Champion &los, / sKl
8 BhunO Radete 8. Sora, I 80. saazts.
4H-6}c,
Gonbp-7c; S.ouseH serrtiSt q; Trcs
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Sur9i@nit, I2}e.
SeOcrrtss &taoati9 - setxfsa, sea.
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2U6GsI 1876.
S6maIs - n Esercek 4. Gnel. IOEt; e,
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TN Dur@f@uHt4, see; 1G 8fsss Dsr@i&Hitt,
&c, 10 bis IL gfirnb etc.
S~epcGeItss S9wetNeasiie - Exo&saIoIss
TSnep gig $1,000; 2Laes8 8sas sle, 90; ;sns
!g $500; S9crt 6IsaS $3.50; Sur@i
SIS. 90.
8arts - @srdu3srts RrGtpdgS Sc.
Etantfurter 7}e; Bologna ia D6gres 74-, To
&II@ 6hc.
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IS q n q t 0 n, %. gfai. -
8otl6aftsrntb 6rai6arr bon benz 8usi9e
uno 8emablin BADEN bsute nit Dem
Sampler yGrisori6 Der @rOBe" Die
Reiie mad 8suti6lanO anqstreten,
mel6e anldsli8 Der errtlitsn Grtrans
flung Der 8arOnin I'M 3Dsi WOnate Cers
3ogert peroen muBte. 6reibarr bon
benz 8usi9e miro Ii6 brett mad Der.
lin begeb:u uno, na6 tur3sm urlaub,
ieinen neuen POiten nls OOrtra9enoer
3at9 i'm Miniferium bes AeuBern nn=
treten. Die BunoesbauptItaot berliert
in Baron Susihe unO Isiner liebsns-
niirOigen @emahlin Elm duBerlt belieb-
tes 9iplOmatensPaar; in Offijielen
ME in geIsai9aftli6en SreiIen wirO i9r
S9eioen ungemein 6eoauert.
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mOro.
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gtni. 6reberid Benedict in Reber,
.@6sg gOuntD, erIdOB beute isine Grau
unO feline oer6eiratbste 8O6ter uno
nabm f6 onnn Our6 einen S6uB oas
eigene 2eben. Der Oreifa9e WbrOer
mar 45 Sabre alt.
8etannter 9eut6 DER
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gen Sa6ren S6aBmeiifer Der biei8en
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minentss Mitgliso mebrerer OeutIder
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fisber srle9en, bas i'm Dor mebrsren
@ohen nuf oas Granfenlnger geUOrfen
bate. Der 8erltOrbene bate Elm 4Is
ter BON 81 Sabren errei6t.
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ShiHsnahrtnten.

Nsp gOrt: y@aOerlanO" bon antrer=
pen; ,Nain" bon8remen; y9ron.
prin, Wil6elm" bon Bremen.
6asre: ga 8reta9ne" bon Sem Yort.
Bremen: .R6ein" bon Nsw BORT.
9OOer: .3selnno" bon Rep 0Ort.
2onOOn; y@eorginn" a d 8Of on.
9iOsrpOOl: y@itD Of Bombay" nn9
ct. SObns, q. g., unO pbilu.
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Wontreal.
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8remen.
gOlouQn'; ypatritia" bon Samburg
mad New YOrt.
@enun; .5lorioa" bon New BORT;
,Wanuel @albO" bon Sem yOrt.
IenpeI: ySofia" BON Rsp YOrf
Gutenberg" bon Stem YOrt.
@%briftinnia: ,%2ouifana" bon Zen
Oort na9 Copenhagen.
WnrIeiles: ,Nmerica" bon Sem Oort.
8las9op: .Won9Olian" bon Wontreal
uno Quebec.
Bremen: vRaiier Wilbelm H." boz
Sem OOrt.
@enua: .0ortb 4msrita" mad Nen
ODrf.
anttusrpen: vGoreric" mad San 6ran
cisco.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-30
GameretSzs

SerodbIter Einot5b fI.sF-I.9O.
Sroindrer bis gutter Iia,otsp 3 I.5C-i.55.
Rotber SIeeiamen Is $3.50.
gnsliiaer ELeefanten $3.50
2IIibte SleeIan1en $6.0O-8.56
GIfaIfa 8IeeiGren S9.00-lO.00.
&eiser Sleeiamen $500.
Sanch 2entudp 8IarIsras Sl.5G--l.7bs
8Iuusras in @baf 76c.
@n9IH9es BIGusraS $3.50.
Dr1oro @ras 81. 70-1.95.
Reo Cop in Gbof 1861, 20.
Rafer Born 75e-SI.o0.
arnber Suaerrobr Samen Sl.O0-l.25.
Beiber Soferionen 40c
6riibiabrs @erife $1.25.
8eibes uno 9eIbes Rorn 81. 0C-l.25.
Reo Sob GuiIuse 81 .1O-I.25.
GOp Seas $I.76.
gilet ST. bis $1.66.
5ribiabrs'Dej 81 40.
SetspiebeI, peibe, eeIbs uuo rOtts $3.50
pei 8uiheI.
SIb : SartofeI, eeIbe Series, Bermuda,
9eIbe ytanIemono un6 iiio!t9e Queen g.. 90 per
6ob; rctbe RoniemoRo $2.75; ErdfgtGHii3s
$3.50.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-30
@tsYetns,

8sbsx SO. 9 rotbeT $40, eui gtrs
iss. e5c ron Ea9Isn; so. 8 sOt9sr s5:,
Sui, 79c; @ageRre5sN e6e.
9oru <neuss) - go. l psii BIIc 80. 2
Deis 5l4e; $50. 3 pei5 6lkc; Il, a 2 g.
59e; ylo. 2 peis seEs9t 81 81.
Deis semii9t tic; 80. + rFf a. T..
,9c; go 2 seIb 51e; ~. 8 ee!o 81.
30. 4 seIb 49c; go. 8 ssu;I8t 6Ie;
&c. 8 asatti9t BIe: sc. 4 eetat4 =. 80 ;
2plben 49;.
Qafer &c. 2 Dcissr 654c: So. 6 essEss
81; go. 2 Senaii9ter e3.i go. . sgasassss
33c.
peu go. / 1inOtbb S14 90; 30.
2, SlI 30.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-30
o u ~ 2ss,.

8eLi@,oyn - gsrtaufBprsit, i ss& Est
0uaIitit, 5000.
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SIC. OO-$i1.00 Der SonRe. geusr 35-67t
gfIUet - Eerfoufsprsiie: 81. OO-g6.00
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Stro5-2reiie. IL ns9 BAN ga2o. u Ia
leR, 81. GO-S6.00.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-30
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CSC, ciefiss Stiets 74~-7is; sIeFls St'satr
$40 lib 800 Gfuao 7c; h5eFgs Eibs go
81 800 8funo 53s sEes HQ Sc $50 $funS
&c: Str gor3eru,erf,l 6c, StSss StHter'
pterteI IO3e, sltRo 2tssss5tsstsI SIS RtEh
Borberulerte! SC. 2H9 SoEbstrseseI 49es NIB
. rteroierteI IL.
E-tI6es IaIbFeiG-S4GDeg lbs, GtMtsr'
p.yrtel los, BOrberUiertsI 8se.
lr.ldes G@aTlei9 - 26ruies pct PntKo
l2e 5&afe sac; S&tkftI l6C; R06S snrs,
l8e.