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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-25

= Die ameritanii9e 5rauenbefpe=
gung. tpie fie in ben Srauenflubs gum
Musorud fommt, tpirb bon elmer Oas
me, Mib Olga Gaoiab in Obio, Die
oie Srase iorsfdltig itubirt bat, fir
oen r&aheu=SeIbftmoro", b. +. sic
tinoerloien ooer tinoerarmen amerifaz
nif6en gben, berantiportli9 aemaGt.
Mus laneen 3ablenreiben ipeiit Die
Dame nad, bub Die einem 8Iub ansee
bOrigen Srauen bur9I9nittli6 nur
3ipei &inber haben, fpGbreno oie Wiiitz
ter oieier Srauen i'm OurhIhnitt bier
8inber batten. Sas Our9i6nittsz
alter Der psibti9en 9lubmitslisosr in
33 Sabre, oasesen iit bas Ourd=
I6niitsalter ibrsr jiineiten &inoer elf
Sabre, iporaus gu i6lieben fpGre, baB
iunge Jrauen. Die in Die Stubs eins
treten, nahber nur ielten &inoer ba-
ben. Son Is Derbsiratbetsn 6rauen
miro i'm Sur9Idnitt nur eine Mlut-
ter, Madden lie einem Srauenflub bei>
setreten lit, uno in a6t Sabren miro
nad1 Dem gintritt in &lubs nur eine
sJrau bon 43 stpei Wial Mutter. Oie
2lutorin oieier Nufiteluns iast, am
ihlimnliten iiinoigten in bie1er Be-
siehune Die Grauen Der b0beren alai.
fen
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-25
Miner8=@onbentiom.

Sa: @omite 3ur 3dblun9 Der bel
Dem lsBtsn referendum absesebenen
Gtimmsn maGte Ieinen Seridt betannt.
Na1 oemislben tpurben folgenoe 8es
ante erpdblt: prdfiSsnt-Subn Wlit=
6sl; 0ics=Prdfbsnt-S. 6. 2swis ;
Sscreidr S6asmsifer-W. 3. Wil,
iDn; 9elegaisn gum intsrnationalen
@ongrsb s. o. gli9ols unb SObn
D. White; Sslesaten our Mmerican
federation Of 9abor-Sohn WitaeQ,
3. 8. 2epis. W. 8. Rpan. Sobn
Gnbp, paul pulasfp, 8bomas 6ag=
gertp, Wiliam &. 6airlep, Wiliam
9ittle. 6. Wc@olloueb, 8. 6. perrp,
o. 8. Sulliban uno Biaiam Waro'
John.
Die Sslsgnisn gum intsrnatirnalsn
@onersB Der Sereleute tuuroen in=
ffruirt, fiir Elm pruitii6ss unb entshl=
tises usbersintOmmen in ge3u9 auf
l1sbsraanss.2arten su pirfen.
@slseentlib Der Debate iiber bic
Rahs mirage wuros Der antrag Der far
biesn SeIsgaien, ibnen in benisnissn
Sifrittsn, no bic farbigsn 8srslsute
bic Webrsabl biloen. 8erirstung in
ben Sifricts,gorifdnbs su,ubi1issn.
nisoerssiiimmt.
4m Donnsrftas 0ormittaa 10 lIbr
bsginnt bic gsmeiniams @onfsrens Der
8ru bsnbsfibsr unb Der gsrslsute um
elm abtommsn iibsr bic tpidtisiie Jrags
ftir Die getbsilistsn-bie 2obnfrass-
su trefisn. Wie BEL allen @srbanb=
lungsn Der @onpsntion bat aud bier
Dos pubIifum frsi.n 3uiriit.
Die beutisen 8erbanolunsen biloes
ten ben S9luB Der @onoention. tpel4e
ben 9oblsngrdbern nad elmer obsrs
fddli4sn SddBung bes prdfoentsn
Wit9sl on llntoiten nabe on $50. 900
berurfa9t Bot.
giit GROCER Waioritdt wurbe Sns
binnapolis pieber als Srt fir bic
nddfs Contention bsitimmt.
Ha9 Nnnabme bon Nntrdsen, benz
8oubsrneur Sanlp inb benz localen
Gmpfansss unb llnterbaltunss=@o
Den Sanf Der Sslssaten abauaatten,
bsrtagte f9 bic gOnbentiOn auf unbe=
ftimmte 3eit.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-25
$50. 100.
AltarahiI1e peltkateIIem.
GuItnariide @eniiie i'm .utertbum -rtnavs
petitIidle Sei5ocridjfc.

petttttNe Seto0ertdjfe.
Sian bort oft bic &laae, bab 6ie
&ii9e Ger @0lfer Des @ltertbums cine
grDbere Mannigfaltigteit auflpies, als
Die uniere, ia, oaB fogar @0lfer, Die
ni9t geraOe auf iebr bober 8ulturitufe
ftanoen, einen reiberen Speiiesettel be-
faben, als mir. @enn oies audi that
iG6li6 ri6tig lit, 10 oarf babel bod
ni6t iiberIeben lperoen, Dab in friiberen
3eiten @eri9te germ genohen puroen,
ge9en Die iib beutSutage 6ds Gitbetii6e
gmpfinben itrdubt; in fol6en Jdlen
alfo beoeutet Die Gerringerunq Ser
fulinarii6en Semitic ni6t einen &ulz
turriidf6ritt. iOnbern einen Sort
f9ritt.
60 beri9ten egDptiI9e S9riftitelz
Ter, oaB Eel oen alien 9lrabern Sunbez
fleii6 cine iebr beliebte Speiie mar, ia,
Die oamaligen 5eini9meder ma6ten
einen llntsrI6ie6 spii6en Sem &c
f3mad oes 6leii6es alter un6 iunser
6unbe. 0eBteres mar beboraugt. Muh
Die alte Grbfeinoi9aft atpii9en &aben
uno 6unoen ma6te Salt por Dem Dip
petit jener Iraber: oa eri9ienen beioe
Sbiere in briioerli9er 8ereinisung,
oenn uu9 oas &abenfleii9 mar Den
@rabern iebr ansenebm. rebrieens
tamen bierbei AUDI rbObere" Gidfi9z
ten in's Spiel, nGmli9 iol9e bes 9lber=
slaubens. 8or5iigli9 beliebt tpar bus
5leif9 Ser f9tparSen &aben, ga iein
Senub Die Jdbisteit sebabt buben fon,
oen 3auberbann gu bre9en, un0 BEN
bOIen 8lid gu beilen. @on penis
Pietdt seuet es, oab oie glrdber trpB
Ser faft abgOttiihen 8erebrung, Die lie
felt jebsr fir 6as Bfer0 bdtten, auH
oas Pferbefleii9 germ per5ebrten. Trei=
lt6 oiente i6nen babel elm fleiner 8prz
bebalt gum S6ube gegen ettpaise Mubs
nuneen bes @etpihens: Wlan bersebrte
nur oas 5leii6 Der 3ug> unb 2ait<
pferbe, ni6t aber Der 3eitpferbe, Die
CUR Saso uno gum 8riese gebruu9t
ipurben. S9liebli6 batten bie Iraber
nod Elm uns penis fpmputbifdes 2sib>
geriht, nGmli9 ous Jleifh Der
Shlangen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-25
Ssrtba=Sose, 8. >. Sarusari.

Sn Der 9srtba.9oss. go. 43 .. ..
6arnaari, wuroen our9 bic griber
uno 8ampbauien fOlssnos
geamte inffallirt:
grsBaroin - Mnra @rdbner.
Sbsr=Saroin Wirna S6ltgemeier.
llnter-8aroin - 3aroline Start. j..
S9abmeiiferin - Sophie Whaer.
Gefretdrin - G. WtilIer.
&e&nun9sfabrsrin = 6. Wbasr.
Iufisberin - 2ouiie R6pte.
6tibrerin - Gina Wsnp.
R. 8. O. o. 8. 9. - 2atberine
Sombredt.
8. 8. O. o. 8. D. Mnna piiiaer.
u. 8 O. .. u. 9. - 2ouiIe Bos
oenmtiller.
8. s. O. o. u. .. =: 9ouiis Deb.
orid.
Snnere Wa&e = Ngnes 3ernide.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-25
Bon Der Office ass @asor's.

Die Witglisber Der hdbtii9sn Wers
waltuns weroen am nd3ten Grsitag
abeno cine @eriammluns abbalten.
Der Wapor fanbte Der Beb6rbe Der
offentli4en arbeiten Elm S9rsibsn, in
benz er bieielbe auf ben 3ufano Der er-
ffsn aaep itiolid bon proipset Strabe
aufmertiam madte. Der Strabeu-
tommihdr miro cine llntsriu9ung on.
HELEN.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-25
/ 8ii&of 8. 3. @epbarat. I

8ii4of g. Q. @epbarbt, II Sabre
alt, in MnnbilIe. 3D., tpobnbaft, fisl
geifern In benz Bureau bes %. 8.
glosr, 921 Noro Delamare Str, tobt
81 gOben. aspbart ift 8ii9of isit
benz Sabre 1881. Ct ma9te in hsn
lestsn Sabren eine Hsiie bur9 bie
gereinigten Staaten unb bieIt Mns
ipra&en in ben berI9isbsnfsn Stdbten.
Die 9si9e -wiro beuts nod MnnbiQs
sur 8serbisung tiberfiibrt tusrben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-25
Son Der eidsrbeits:S :Seb0rae.

Die rsaeImdBige @ibung>oer Si9srs
bsitsbebdroe wuros sefiern ni9t abss.
balten, peil Die 6rau Coroner Suite.
milsr's um bic betrefsnbs 3eit elmer
Operatiun untsr3ogen murbe unb Go
ronsr Sutepilsr besbalb ni9t eri9einen
fonrte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-25
II n ia II.

5rau 6. Or. 5ureefon, 848
gnsliib ate. wobnbaft, fam aefern
bsim Nusfei9en aus einem StraBen-
babnwasen an Der 1irainia Mbe. unb
Noble Str. au Gaa unb perlebte fi@
unsefdbrIi& an Nrm. Sic uuroe ber.
mittelf Gmbulan3 nod ibrer Wobnuna
bef6rbert.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-25
'6pnop(ensteiufhe.

0iele BON uns baben e5 eetpib i9on
empfunoen, tpie ippbf es tbut uno lin
bert, tpenn eine fdnfte syreunoesbdno
ii9 auf Die byennenoe Stirn Iegt, ipie
elm leiies SreitnOesport Bel tief em@
pfunoenem S6merS berubigt. 9lber
fann man benn ods bon 0en &onooz
len5beiu9en beut5utage iagen9 SIT es
tpirfli9 itets Ser lebbdfteite @uni6,
uns 81 trDiten, gu belfen, pelher Die
MenI6en 6erfii6rt, fpenn Ser Soote
taum Die Iieben 9lugen sef9lofen bat?
Mit @etpalt ri6tet ii9 Ser Srauernoe
auf; er mub ii6 ia 9etpult auferlegen
por ben pielen Meni6en, Die in ibrer
8armberaisteit ibre eisene llnbarmber@
sigfeit ni9t ieben. Wiebiel Wfeni9en
beritebsn es benn iiberbaupt, gu trDz
iten9 Sas lit ipnbrIia eine i6tpere
8unft. Wabre Sreunoe fOnnen es
bur6 Oie Ma6t Ser 6reunoI9aft, aber
oberflG4li6e 8efannte2 Sin6 tie uns
in iol6er 3eit mebr als Sreunoe9
&onnen ibre Worte trDiten2 Gin
9dnoeorud, BEL Dem man fiiblt, er lit
ebrli6 eemeint, Sas 9luee, 6as boll
5drtli6en Mitleioss auf uns rubt, per>
mag un8 tauienbmal mebr Sroit su
ipenoen, als lange Reoen uno sSraeen,
nit oenen oie MenI6en uns gu aers
ftrerlen uno ab5ulenten tpiinf9en. Oas
6ers, Dem fein 2iebites genommen,
fehnt ii3 na9 Rube, es min al1ein
isin nit ii6 uno ieinem Soft. Gs 1T
oaber befer, iolGe SamariterOienite
Den sunG9it Stebenben, oen 6ersens<
freunben gu iiberlaifen, unb gu mar
ten, Biz Der erfts groBe S9mers por>
iiber 1T. Damn erft 1T es 3eit, fsin
8eileio ausSuipre9en uno feline She'll
nabme gu 5eisen. oie Damn oem
Srauernoen pp6ltbun, neil er fiiblt,
oab mir 3artsefiibl uno @eritdnbnib
fir ieinen Summer 6absn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-25
GuGrs i'm @annsr@or.

Die bon ben 9amen oes Wdnner=
aors ssitsrn absnb segebene gudrs.
parthis srfrsute ii9 elmer 3ablreiden
gstbsiligung. Nn SO 8iidsn uurbs
esipislt unb Die 9amsn Wiliam Sung
claus, 3eins MtilIsr, @barIss BaIts
unb SOieb6ire Sauf srfhllten bic
pfi9tsu Der Dirtbinnen In 10 Iie6sns=
piiroiser @siis, oaB Ssoer oertuunbsrt
mar. nls nod itsinbnr turssr 3eit
itOn oas 3siGsH gum S9luB gesebsn
suuroe.
6olgenoss ino Die gladli9sn gss
trinrer Der PreiTe:
Ya men:
Srau 8os.
). Seller ir.
Grdulsin Tsarp Stsffs.
6rau Ssrrmann.
Q. Grnub
Sol. Wooo.
3. Sal3.
Or. 3ie9ler.
S6roer.
. 2. Reier.
=. 8. S6uoium.
s. 3. gmmsri9.
5erren:
Ssrrsn: 3. 5. Seup.
6 R. 9aberfieIo.
6. u. 5ermann.
Or. grnit Hepsr.
4lfreo 2autsr.
s. Rsaer Jun.
aarl 9inbsl.
@bas. Salte.
Jranf Ssioenftider.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-25

Der Neser SOispb gaugbman.
As Sabre aft. 8l4 8rabibau Strabe
uoanbaft, murbe ipssen &aufens Der.
baftst. Bauebman beiorgt ben Der.
ianbt Der pianofirma pearion an Der
81. penniplpania Ctr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-25

Rsw Dort, 25. Sanuar. Ser
3ufanb Dee an 2unasn=gntainoung
srtranttsn Generals SoIspb @6sslsr
bat f9 oerartis psri9limm.rt, baB bic
aer3ts ale 6Offnuns auf Wieberber.
iieluug aufgsssbsu baben. Die gnt'
3iinoung BAT fi4 auf beioe 2uneenfia.
gel nusseoebnt unb sri9sint bel benz
aoben alter oes patisnten cine @ens.
Jung ausgsi6lohsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-25

Nlter Sn oianer IF Gup t =
ling geftorben. Sm hoben @l>
ter bon 100 Sabren lit Der 6Guptline
uno .MeoicinzMdnn" Ser gbippeipdz
Snoianer 9e=3be=oib in Der GeIerpar
tion BEL 6apparo, Wis., geftortsn. 9lm
Sage feines Sooes pphnte er einem
Seffe Bel, bas oie Snoianer peranftaltet
batten; er bislt cine feierli9e @eoe un6
rauGte Damn aus Ser 5riebenspfeife,
tpuroe dber babel ppn einem 6u5tenans
falIe sepadt uno fiel portpGrts auf iein
@eii9t toot nie6er. Der alte 6Guptz
ling bate cine betpegte @erganeenbeit
binter ii4. CIR tpurbe nm 1896 gebos
rem. 9lls jiinser 8rieser nabm Sc
Sbesoib an Den blutigen &dmpfen sfpi=
f6en ben gbippeipas unb oen Siour
theil; on Dem fpdteren Ibidlub Der
@ertrdge nit ser @seierung nabm er
berperrdgenoen Intbeil uno mar orei~
NAL oesipegen in WaIbington, aulebt
1855 pdbreno Prdfibent Glepelano's
Mominiitration. Den greiIen 6Guptz
ling iiberlebt elm Sobn, Elm @reis bon
SO eSSabren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-25
Sas lette Sbmpbonie=goaeert
I'm Wontag, ben 90. Sanuar, finoet
in Der Somlinion=Saas bas lsbte Spm'
pbOnie= @oncert ffatt.

t3obN SouSSth Iiuth'
JOlgenoss if bas prosramm:
Vysehrad - Symphonic Posm. B. Smetana
Concerto for Violin and Orchestra in
D minor, op. 81. H. Vieuxtemps
Marche Slave (by request), op. 81
P. Tschaikowsky
Internission, 10 minutes.
Slavonic Rhapsody, op. IS, No. 3
"A. Dvorak
Recit. and Aria MY Heart is Weary"
from vNadeschda" 80. G. Thomas
Violin and Piano
a) Andante ................B Boronski
b. Russian Song ....... 49,. Lalo
q Tarantelle e..............W Wieniawski
,1912" Overture, Solemelle, op. 4e
P. Tschaikowski
Solists:
Marie Nichols, Violiniste.
Stella Haines, Mezzo Soprano Contralto.
The Piano is Baldwin.
Serr Carl S9neibsr ma4t nit Bes
bauern befannt, oaB biss bas lsbte
Gubicriptions- Concert bes Symphonic
Sr4efsrs iein tpire.
Mabame @absti, tpsl&s fur zines Der
@Oneerte engasirt NOR, bat, suttpeoer
oies Concert 3u perfdieben ober ibren
Contract 3u annullirsn. Da bas grs
iiere ni@t m69Ii9 mar, iisbt fi9 Ssrr
S9neiber auBer Stanbs, feline 0srs
fpre4unsen ben Subieribsnten gsgsn.
iiber einarhalten. Die Subicrip=
tionsgelber tuaren fur arrarsiruns Der
erfen beioen Concerto gum bolIen Be-
TRACE tn anipru9 genommen.
Serr S4neioer bat fi9 ieoOd bereit
ertldri, benienigsn Subicribsnten. bic
IS tutniden, Die getrdge fur bic lsbtsn
3iuei Concerto 3uriid3usritatten; sr sr-
iu9t 3u bisIem 3wsds. ibm Namsn uno
aorehen, iomie bic gillete, bis gum 5.
Jebruar. 3uaeben 81 Iahsn.
Sieieni9en Subicribsntsn. Die biss
ni&t utini9en, iinb ssbstsn, ibrs
8illete FIR bas brittle unb bierte 81 benz
am 20. b. Wts. fatifinbenbs Concert
umsutaui9en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-25

o ottIteb 2eutha bt,
DIE gemhtbl,&e 9de,"
Ode Hoble unb W2arfet Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-25

~ Rau@t bie BONANZA.
The newspaper., 1906-07-27

Miss Agnes Frederick, who has for
the past year been one of our faith
full employees, left for her home in Pa
onia last Sunday. Dame Rumor has
1t that she will not assemble the
silent messengers of thought any
longer, but will in the near future
take solemn and binding contract,
for better or for worse, to assemble
flour, water, salt and baking powder
in such parts as to conduce to the con-
jugal happiness OF n family of two.
Should she prove so successful in the
latter as she has in the former, we
shall be able to say, "well done,
thou good and faithful servant. -
MOntrOse Press.
Miss Agnes was questioned by a
NEWSPAPER reporter, but we failed
to CLEAN any considerable informa-
tion. On the principal that "silence
gives consent" we are powerful sus-
picious that the Press told the truth
for once. fe o
The newspaper., 1906-07-27

II. E. Welborn, Clifford Vincent
and DR.. Bushell went to Gunnison
last Monday morning to attend the
festivities on Cattlemen's day. We
would not be surprised to hear that
they fished bit if they could find
any open water.
The newspaper., 1906-07-27

The races promise to be an inter-
esting feature of the State Fair this
year (September 10th to 15th). Trot-
ting, pacing, running, cowboy relay,
wild horse, polo, automobile and
other races will be in evidence and
some great sport is promised.
The newspaper., 1906-07-27

The Independent Lumber Company
this week absorbed the Endner yard
at Hotchkiss. This materially en-
larges the field occupied by the In
dependent people.
The newspaper., 1906-07-27

Mrs. Fred Hammond, Lutte Ed
wards and Fannie Edwards made n
horse back trip to Marble last week
returning Monday. They report n
very pleasant trip.
The newspaper., 1906-07-27

Miss Bertha Rennol and Miss
Nettie Furrer, from st Louis, who
have been visiting the Beezley girls,
left last Wednesday morning. They
will visit Salt Lake before returning
to their st. Louis home.
The newspaper., 1906-07-27

The buildings and grounds OF the
State Fair Association are being i'm
proved and beautified. New stalls
and additions are being erected with
a view of having a larger Fair this
wear than ever before.
The newspaper., 1906-07-27

X. NJ. Light, Chief Game Warden
for this district, was in town We'd
nesday and paid THE NEWSPAPER
u call. He reports everything NOV
ing smoothly in this part OF the state.
He now has his headquarters at
Delta.
The newspaper., 1906-07-27

Stockmen all over the state are
getting ready to be in the show at
the State Fair at Pueblo September
10th to 18th to compete for the large
prizes offered.
The newspaper., 1906-07-27

Walter Borum and VIII Spencer
were down from their portion OF the
Forest reserve Saturday.
The newspaper., 1906-07-27

The new brick store room for the
canning factory is now completed,
and none too soon either as the
stock OF canned goods is now in
creasing rapidly.
The newspaper., 1906-07-27

Geo. Wade and family came down
from Hubbard creek Monday and
will remain for several weeks.
The newspaper., 1906-07-27

All kinds OF lamps from candle
power to 32 candle power. These
lamps will burn longer than any
other lamp on the market.
VERNE z. RAwALT.
The newspaper., 1906-07-27

Alex Groves came to the North
Fork from York, Penn, arriving
Sunday evening.
The newspaper., 1906-07-27

Stop eating the unclean packing
house product and get your sau-
sages, including bologna at Ed.
Stephens market.
The newspaper., 1906-07-27

The Peoples Meat Market is head
quarters for the best fruits grown in
the North Fork Valley throughout
the season.
The newspaper., 1906-07-27

John Hightower and viii Wade
came down from Hubbard creek last
Saturday.
The newspaper., 1906-07-27

Miss Lizzie Tenant came down
from Somerset Saturday and re-
mained over Sunday with her par
entS.
The newspaper., 1906-07-27

Mrs. Geo Richards went to Mont
rose Wednesday morning to visit
her sister-in-law, Mrs. Prof. Nigro.
The newspaper., 1906-07-27

All kinds of conveyance papers
quickly and promptly prepared;
abstracts of title furnished on short
notice. See G. G.. HAWKINS.
The newspaper., 1906-07-27

Bert Lamph came down from Som
erset Friday last and spent the day
in town.
The newspaper., 1906-07-27

Look out for the different varieties
OF fruit as it is picked and delivered
fresh to the
PEOPLES MEAT MARKET
The newspaper., 1906-07-27

Fred Klatt finished painting his
new house last Monday.
The newspaper., 1906-07-27

1t is given out that c. A. Frederick
has purchased paper at Cortez and
will run it, as well as the Gazette at
this place.
The newspaper., 1906-07-27

A. S. Davis secured the contract
for the new Fruit Association pack
ing house and work will start at
once on the same.
The newspaper., 1906-07-27

Ira Cline left for Denver last Mon.
day. Look for more land buyers
when he returns.
The newspaper., 1906-07-27

J. Frank Baetjer, a brother of w.
T. Baetjer, came in from Baltimore,
Maryland, last Sunday evening to
visit relatives.
The newspaper., 1906-07-27

A. j. Hadley and family returned
from Gould mesa last Friday night.
The newspaper., 1906-07-27

Frank Cline started for Montrose
Wednesday morning to resume work
with the ID. & r. G. bridge gang.
The newspaper., 1906-07-27

Mrs. Chas. Zaun returned from Pal
isade last Tuesday.
The newspaper., 1906-07-27

City water was put in the new
Booster office last Friday and Satur-
6nv
The newspaper., 1906-07-27

w. H. Garvin left Tuesday morn
ing for Sapinero for time with the
trout.
The newspaper., 1906-07-27

Go to the Paonia Meat Market for
fish. All kinds of Fresh Ocean Fish
in stock.
The newspaper., 1906-07-27

Miss Maggie Hitch went to Gunni-
son Tuesday to attend the Cattle
mems Day festivities.
The newspaper., 1906-07-27

The Woman's Club reading circle
will meet with Mrs. Violet Clark on
Wednesday afternoon, August LIST.
The newspaper., 1906-07-27

The Peoples Meat Market Is al
ways in readiness to furnish the
best OF all kinds OF fresh meats, boz
logna and other sausages, better
than can be made at home. Come
in and give us n trial. Yours to
please. Pull ErsENKRAMER, Prop.
The newspaper., 1906-07-27

Get your Abstract of Title from
G. G. HAWKINS.
The newspaper., 1906-07-27

from Red Oak, Iowa, last Sunday
night.
The newspaper., 1906-07-27

Theo. Beckman moved from the
Reynolds house to the German
house last Friday.
The newspaper., 1906-07-27

John Hobbs came in from Red
Oak, Iowa, Sunday.
The newspaper., 1906-07-27

Verne Rawalt visited the county
seat in the interests OF THE NEWS
PAPER Monday.
The newspaper., 1906-07-27

For SALE-A fine heifer coming
fresh. Inquire at this office.
The newspaper., 1906-07-27

Mrs. NJ. Hightower came up from
Grand Junction Tuesday to spend
the summer in Paonia.
The newspaper., 1906-07-27
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SOME BARGAINS.

Fresh fruits now on hand at the
Paonia Grocery & Bakery.
The newspaper., 1906-07-27

Ten acres, all in cultivation. only
one mile from town. Cheap. See
G. c. HAWKINS.
The newspaper., 1906-07-27

Miss Zulema Garfield went to Gun
nison Monday for short Visit with
her sister Mrs. Richardson.
The newspaper., 1906-07-27

WANTED:-A quantity OF alfalfa.
Call over Co op phone "a. or write to
Of GEO. OLINGER.
The newspaper., 1906-07-27

FOR SALE-Twenty shares OF
Overland Ditch Stock. Inquire at
this office.
The newspaper., 1906-07-27

Oman Moore started for Ouray
Wednesday to work in the mines.
The newspaper., 1906-07-27

The best line of fishing tackle in
Paonia can always be found at
THE CURTIS HARDWARE Co.
The newspaper., 1906-07-27

will do your electrical repairing
in the neatest shape.
VERNE i. RAwALT.
The newspaper., 1906-07-27

FOR SALE:-Twenty acres choice
fruit land near Elberta, under fence;
three acres Elberta peaches; twenty
inches OF perpetual water; $4,000 on
easy terms. Now is the time to take
advantage of low prices as prices
will double with the next crop.
|. ID. MCFADDES.
The newspaper., 1906-07-27

We have everything usually kept
In n first class grocery.
PAoNIA GROCERY x BAKERY Co.
The newspaper., 1906-07-27
LOCAL ITEMS.
Both Phones.

Jap-a-lac-Wears like iron. Sold by
THE CURTIS HARDWARE Co.
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treasurer. The club will hold a meeting
Tuesday evening next to hear reports from
the committee having in charge the athletic
meet to be held under It's auspices in Ana
costa Memorial day. Entries will close
May %, and the committee managing the
affair Is composed of Charles r. Linger.
John Fort. johnson Hardy. Watson Isaac
and Rom Tilghman.
Mrs. HeaIey and daughter. Miss May
Healey OF Paterson. N. j., and guests of
Mr.. and Mrs.. Bryan Connors. Washington
street.
The May procession OF ST. Teresa,s parish
will take place Sunday afternoon next. In
the morning class of children will re-
ceive their first holy communion.
4 Rete.arsals are in progress at the Anacos-
tia Methodist Episcopal Church for the OBJ
servation of Chi.dren's day, the third Sun
day In June.
Private 2. p. Keleher of No. 8 police sta
ton Is acting temporarily as desk sergeant
of the Anacostia precinct during the day.
Mounted Policeman J. w. Mccormick OF
the local force is In Leonardtown st.
Mary county. Nd. searching for the as
sailant OF Mrs. Amelia Fields who was at
tackled at her residence. 152 Morris road.
receutlys
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1NsuR1Na WHARF PROPERTY.
Matter to Be Held in Abeyance
Pending Reports.

Final action was taken by the Commits
sioners yesterday on the recommendation
of Thomas E. Drake. superintendent of In
surance, that United States wharf property
In the District of Columbia be not reinsured
in companies affected by the San Fran
cisco confiagration until IT is learned what
effect the California catastrophe had upon
the companies involved
Superintendent Drake in his preliminary
report upon the matter said that several
companies who had portions of the wharf
insurance In the District and who also had
heavy risks in San Francisco, had submit
ted sworn statements to him indicating
that they would be fully abe TO meet all
obligations and still continue In business on
substantial basis. On this account ne
suggested that final action be deferred, ana
the papers went TO Auditor Garrison for
his views
Mr.. Garrison yesterday presented his ind
ing declaring that he concarred In the
stand taken by the superintendent. fhe
Commissioners approved Recommendation
that the question of reinsurance be held IN
allegiance pending more definite Information
as to the financial strength and soiveney or
the several fire insurance companies.