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The Washington times., 1906-04-20

the Departments of Justice. Commerce
and Labor. and State. The first two
mentioned are now occupying twelve
rented buildings in different sections Of
Washington. and the Department OF
State is greatly overcrowded in its
present quarters, having now actually
less available space than was intended
when the south wing OF the State, War
and Navy building. which il occupies in
part. was completed in 1875. The re-
mOVal of-the State Department viii also
relieve the congestion in the War and
Navy departments by allowing them TO
expand TO the extent Of the space va
Gated"
The committee recommends that build
ings in the District of Columbia for the
departments 9f the Government should
occupy fun square. be set well back
from the surrounding streets, classical
in design. preferably three. and. at most.
not exceeding four stories In height, in
Guiding the basement
The Washington times., 1906-04-20
IN MEXICO
Fried Beans and Red Pepper.

ut is positive pleasure. writes a
San Antonio, Texas, man. TO write
what follows. and you may use II at
your discretion 1t may, 1 hope. serve
TO set some other unfortunate on the
Road 10 WeIlville.'
Il am travelling man, selling dry
goods in Texas and Old Mexico. That
alone ought to tell a story of a dIsor-
dered stomach. a sluggish liver-what I
once thought was a hopelessly impaired
digestion, and all the rest of the ills
that go with a stomach completely
wrecked.
Have you ever eaten a meal i'm a
country town in Mexico? To keep it nm
for three years would break down any
decent American constitution, just a. 5 il
did mine.
Just figure. Mir. Grape-NJis nIan.
one is served three times a day with
In grease, and you eat them too, because
you have to. Along with this YOU must
eat (for you can get nothing else) greasy
pork, cooked in the hottest OF hot, pep
perry juice or grease. and drink coffee
black as Hades and strong as aqua
fortis.
Now wouldn't that jar your consti-
tuition, even If you are from Michigan
We'll, IL got me. and got me good
and plenty / was so emaciated. weak
hollow-eyed, sallow. and what we here
In Texas call no count that | serious
ly thought of collecting my life insur-
Gnce. This was year and half Aao
One doctor gave me liver medicine that
made me worse. but the next one
struck was what / then called a 'pure
food crank'-I don't call him that any
more.
He ordered me to use Postum foi
coffee and Grape-Nuts for my meals
and mighty little else. / was desperate
and followed his directions implicitly
Then I got well Today. after Il month:
Il IT, serN.
have a clear complexion, a good appe
lite. a good digestion. attend to my
business every day. but never go on
trip without carrying my Postum anC
Grape-Nuts with me- Name given b,
Postum Co, Battle Creek, Micn.
There's a reason.
The Washington times., 1906-04-20
DISTRICT VOLUNTEER
FIREMEN At BANQUET

The Survivors Association OF the Dis
trict OF Columbia Volunteers celebrated
last night the forty-fifth anniversary OF
their muster In the United States serv-
ice by giving a banquet at Freund's 5.
There was not more than a hat com
Dany OF the veterans present, but the
''old boys" who sat down at the ban
queJ board were in high feather ana
once again told the story OF Lincoln
inauguration. how he was guarded on
that occasion By the District National
Guard. and how tho same boys who
marched In lhe Inaugural procession were
the Tirst 10 enlist under the April call
for volunteers
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JACOBS AND BURNS
OF THE SUBTREASURY
CONTINUED from First Page3

CONTINUED from First Page)
Roberts. who is in charge of the con-
structiOn of the new customs house. is
either dead or so badly injured that he
cannot communicate with the Treasury
officials. Not a thing has been heard
from Jacobs. Burns. or Roberts
The following is the text Of the teIe-
grams received by the Secretary this
morning from Mcclure and Postmaster
Dariie. OF Oakland.
Asks for Troops.
Oakland. Anril 70.
Secretary Treasury:
''Subtressury completely destroyed by
fire following earthquake Subtreasury
burned yesterday afternoon. Under diff
fculty. reached wreck OF building thi;
morning. Vaults appear intact. Found
no guards. Finally communicated with
General Funston and secured continuous
detail Of one company OF soldiers. Tn
able 10 locate assistant treasurer. there
fore acted on own responsibility. Chao-
tic conditions Mint building and vaults
safe. Please arrange with Secretary OF
War for military protection TO treasury
vaults J. 81. MCCLURE"
Do Business at Oakland.
Oakland April 9-Subtreasury to-
tally ruined. San Francisco postOhice
wrecked and may collapse at any time.
Mint and pOstofiice only buildings re-
naming standing in business section.
If desired Will attempt 10 deliver per
sonaIly messages sent TO Roberts
through this office. Our Office only
slightly injured. Los Angeles. Stockton.
q. nrrfr- fv,
Oakland. San Francisco mercantile ana
insurance firms opening up business in
Oakland DARJIE. Postmaster
The Washington times., 1906-04-20
Chinese Fight to Death
In Mad Flight to Safety
Frenzied CeIestials Murdered Each Other
With Knives When Crowds Going in Op-
pOsite Directions Met in Streets

SAN FRANCISCO. April 2O-The fight
of the Cinnamon from their undiscover-
able dens was continuous. Some of the
more stolid contrived to escape with
household goods and made their way TO
the ocean beach
From every alley and doorway they
came in hordes. fighting for their lives
through the smoke and flame. and when
two crowds approaching from opposite
directions came into collision there was
almost invariably a murderOus conflict
Knives were freely used and many
Cinnamon were afterward found lying
The Washington times., 1906-04-20
HOMELESS IN DIRE NEED OF BREAD

hungry and thirsty. One old woman
who walked alone carried in one hand
red silk parasoI, while In the other was
a small leather-eovered Bible. She halt
ed for an instant in front of the band
stand and closing her eyes lifted her
head. and as she stretched forward her
hand. offered up a silent prayer Every
man in the stand pulled Off his hat and
bowed his head and many women
breathed an audible. GOD be with you
Bakers Small Stock Confscated.
A bold baker with wagonload Of
bread made his appearance in the Pan
Handle entrance to the park at noon.
He wanted a dollar loaf for his bread
A man offered him y cents. This was
refused. Then three husky fellows WHO
had heard the conversation took hold
OF the baker and the passers by helped
themselves to the contents of the wagon.
a special policeman was appealed to.
Here ne said TO the one who had
a bread loaf tucked under his coat. give
me that" The loaf was handed over TO
the officer. He merely said:
I'm hungry myself and breaking
the loaf in half. kept one-half while he
gave the remainder to the man who
had stolen it
Pumping Machinery Fails to Work.
General Funston made an effort to
have The pumping station force water
up TO the lake on Strawberry hill last
night. but the engineers found the task
impossible, on account of the broken
machinery and a lack of power
Berkeleys relief committee is making
a heroic but unsuccessful effort TO send
bread into San Francisco. and at the
same time attend to the thousands who
are pouring into the university town.
Every citizen, co-educators from the
university. and all the churches. as well
as the charitable and fraternal organi-
cations. are aiding IN the work of car
ing for the stricken and penniless. A
tent city has sprung up on the univer-
sity campus.
Supplies Being Rapidly Exhausted.
But the entire food supply of the town
is being exhausted. and famine faces
everyone unless relief trains quickly
bring food and provisions. The news
that the Examiner is sending provisions
from Los Angeles, together with a bat
talon Of doctors and nurses. has caus-
ed hope to rise in the breasts of ali,
but the need for food is absolutely i'm
perauve, and there Is a chance that
soon Berkeley. together with the other
neighboring towns. will not be able to
send supplies into San Francisco. and
Will only have enough to meet the CRYING
wants of the refugees in their oun
towns.
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dead in the streets with stab wounds in
their bodies. They. as well as the
wounded. were left there. II being i'm
possible by this time for the hospital
corps 10 render further aid.
Hundreds of Cinnamon reached the
ferry by roundabout routes and left by
various means for interior towns. Some
OF them hired express wagons. but only
the wealthiest could afford these, for
the rates were $50 an hour. aithou. n
when the soldiers caught teamsteTs
charging high prices the vehicles were
confiscated and pressed into the service
OF the troops.
The Washington times., 1906-04-20
WATER IN ABUNDANCE.
BUT NONE AVAILABLE
Frisco Reservoirs Are Filled to the
Brim, But Are Inaccessible While
People Thirst.

NEW YORK, April 20 2O-''Water. water
everywhere and not drop 10 drink" is
virtually the condition of things in San
Francisco The reservoirs of the Spring
Valley Water Company, near San Matro
at Pilarcitos and Crystal Springs contain
q three years supply at the rate OF GO -
boeOO gallons day There is however
no immediate means of distributing II
Five miles from the city hall Is the
laSuna de Ia Nerceda. an enormous
Dody OF water containing not less than
a years supply.
There ar several smaller nearby reser-
NoirS and there are deep wells in most
or the large buildings St Auue's creek
runs abundantly through a wooden box
into the street beside the BALDWIN Ho-
tel.
The Washington times., 1906-04-20
NOW is THE TIMEI

Now is the lime to study that heII-
full little nature book. How TO Smell
the Wildhowers. Puck.
Also, now is the time not to alter the
weight OF your invisible clothing unless
you crave a little visit and a big bill
from your family doctor. Atchoo, See?
Detroit News
The Washington times., 1906-04-20
CONRIED COMPANY
EN- ROUTE TO NEW YORK
Lost Scenery, Personal Belongings, and
Musical Instruments, Amount
ing in All to Thousands.

SAN FRANCISCO. April 2O-An the
members Of the Conried Opera Company
from the Metropolitan Opera House.
New York, have left for New York on
the Union Pacific Overland Limited.
they played only two nights of what was
10 nave been two weeks engagement
in San Francisco.
costumes, scenery, personal belong
lngs and musical Instruments We're ali
violins said to be valued at go O0O
The Washington times., 1906-04-20
MARRIED,

JOHNSON-Mr. and Mrs. G. ". johnson
announce the maria ge of their third daugh-
Ter EDNA MARIAN. 90 Mr.. HENRY FEN
TON BREWER, Jr-, on Thursday. April I9
1906 at the residence Of the parents OF the
bride. 3ls Eleventh street southwest. in the
presence Of the immediate relatives. Mr.. and
Mrs Brewer leave today for Cuba, where
they will make their future home Il
The Washington times., 1906-04-20
BUSINESS COIIEGJ

Established 1884 Known IN every land rhrougl
its successful graduates highest hoao-~ a.,
medals. success Unparaileled7 equipment, sys
more u attend the best Also Home stud
course Begin now Gail write --SPEN
CEklAN,' 40 9Th 81 NV. for free booklets
The Washington times., 1906-04-20
The BerIIfz SohooI Of Languages

i-5 18th 81 y W A Gona-d Prime
GrA1d Er1zs- ST Louis k5zpogirlon, 1903
frencn. German, Spanish. Italian Russian
etc Native teachers Trial lesson free
The Washington times., 1906-04-20

LIVERY, BOARDINc;- ASIt 81, private
SALE STABLES
Good. safe -eams aIwavs On hand For hfH
at reasonable rates. Ample store room 70
S1llCles, I5-.-, IiorSes BOARDED. SOC pe- day
b4pe6ilaL1s, Nlctorias and Family Carriage
FOR hire at short notice. Successor 20 ArIias
ton Horse co. Private sales of good horse
sileEl1lLg- apIs-rf
The Washington times., 1906-04-20
HALL-NOYES
PREPARATORY

Both sexes all ages.
High. also business II
forming Catalogues.
FRANCES MANN IA
81 r 81. nv TeIeJ
la2s-tf
The Washington times., 1906-04-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICE-The annual mee'
Ing OF the stockholders Of the Criswe
Chemlcal Company. OF Washington, I
-, VIII be held At the cOmpanys s offici
iSOo 9Th ST NV. on THURSDAY. MA
., 1915. at Z O'CLOCK p NJ. Books &c
tne transfer Of stock viii be closed o
May 2 lso6- c j. RHEEM, Secretary
apIs-1Ot
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
MtsrsDy give notice that / have purchase
the grocery and the goods belonzin
Ihereln al No 900 End 81. NV. frOE
Heoecca Greenfield Persons havin
SSlaLIns SL-ss against her must present theI
~ 3ISr 5aa4AHTaay April q. 1906 SAAUE
O-Nt<-NLs KI- nnIa-2t
The Washington times., 1906-04-20
LOCAL SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
DAY AND NIGH
SCHOOL

Primary, Grammar
ranches New Ciassa
A N. Principal
phone Main 2577-K.
The Washington times., 1906-04-20
FIRST WOMEN OUT
OF STRICKEN CITY

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The Washington times., 1906-04-20
Peake's Painting Praiset

Tor IFS thoroughness and artisticnesI
Moderate charges Estimates free
Vim. c. Peake, T Paist5s 4gTs at as t, P ys =, =
The Washington times., 1906-04-20

n My CONCERN in town that makes
~ I6ose-Ieaf blanks books 20 order.
HODGES BOOkbinderX
z20-22 18th 81. y. ".
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-18

pierce apres. 2009 Danbsss
Str, unb Charles Ronsp. 1887 Sub.
lon Abe., awet %16idbrtge Sunesn,
uuroen uuter Dssbfablfantlase gsfern
oerbuftst. @is bsrlautet. folen beibs
tibsr bis Beraubuns elmer Sammel.
bh4ie Der Wobltbdt!steits. @sisli&af.
ten ndbers Auftldrung 3u geben TN
Stanoe fetr.
Patrtd 8. @arp, Elm RsiHna.
eieBsr Der Automobil Sabrtt. 744
On Waibinston Str, wuroe gsftsrn
Na&mtttaa bur& HaiRaes NsiRne am
6opfe, I'm @eR&te uno an ben 0dnoen
f9uer berbronnt. Die Nmbulana
braGte ben 0eriebten In feline Dob.
rung. 9l2 @babmtf Str.
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Saeob Sierborf's @irtbfdaft,
1856 Wa6aduietts &oe.

Maggte 8 cine alte 6reur.
bin Der POli3st. pel6e f6 einmal wte
Der enii4lob, einen bsReren 3ebens.
panosl 3u fabrsn, ifuno esfern Dor
Ridtsr Wbalon. Waaaie bsrfpra6
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5uiel fsrnBuhaltsn. Ser Ridter baitr
elm @inisbsn unb er beriprad Wasais
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uno Der NnGbarf6nft weroen nddffen
Wittuo9 cine 8sriammluna in oer
Wafonie Sans abbaltsn. bel nelhsr
@sleeenbsit @rfriI9 inaen hsrumge.
rstdt, Rsben asbaltsn uno 0ortrdae In
WuRt uub Ssianq psranffaltst tperosr.
aud miro man oas San3bsin f9pin'
gen.
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Btses-Mitar
O n.

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cSobn unb Bertha Watlof, Barrett
absuue. Rdo1en. = 6owaro uni
gearl Damon. 30. S010 Balloon HDe.
Wdb6en. = paul uno Warie Wintsl.
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GiGie Sut1infOn, 1873 Gudls Str.
Rnnbe. - 3. 8. unb 5rau Gbsnalier.
1870 2Hblop Aps., Wdo5sn. - W,
=. unb Annn Quinlan, 522 Nort
6enate Aoe., Mdohsn. = Serr uni
Srau Smith. 72l 2~afapette Ctr.
Rnabs. - Sreo uno Nslis 9aneaher.
1923 Oliusr Aps., Wdo4sn. - SObr
uno Wnrgerstbe 9ug9aro, 1913 Ne'
Gain Str, 2nabe. - Sulius uni
@arrie &sinfing. 1882 Sho Slinois
Strdbe, Wdoaen. = CHARLES & uni
2ois Sillman. 574 @sgborf Str.
Wdo9sn. - 6. %. unb @iloia War'
rem. 2110 Ssfsrion aoe Wdo&en. -
Sobn uno Soispbine SIoan, 1915 60
Iumbia DIR, 3nabs. - 2ouis uni
Runnie garnsft, go. s Rsgsnt Ser.
Rdo9en.
8%etraut.
6rnnf 8. s. Miler - Su!ia Some.
SoIepb 8. Blate - penrl @arnsp.
Dillnro B. Slatsrl- 5!ora u. aibwen
2ouis 2ib - Garah 6. @bitnep.
Charles gsrrpbil - 6lop 6. @arlipn
Gchorben.
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go. 1904 Snbiana abe. - 9ppia Wal
6Ooaes. 81 Jabre. 1913 Winsrpa Str
- 6srbsrt 4. 6arrist, 43 Sabre. 80;
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40 Sabre. 1913 @bnrlss Str. - 2poi'
fS. Seniins. SO Sabre. 1913 NOro Be
lapare Str. - Charlotte Daniels, II
Sabre. 1006 @nsliib aps. - 2ueino'
q. 6olineswOrib. IS Sabre, 125t
Oliosr slpe. - Clemens 8Onnsgut 81.
80 Sabre, Observation-Disclosures. - Rutl
Slaf 10 Wonats, 82It Ogden Ctr
Sabio 8. Ri9aroion, 46. 1856 81
Warfst Str.
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LSAu@ GO

s Der 6 q rmarn.N b G.
foa oemndaf sin abjugstanal gsbaui
werben. Der bonn D6ite Ripsr elmo
1900 CUB HG nod 8oroen erfirsden
wiro. Charles u. Srouu. Der ffdos
tii4e 5ilfs. Sngenieur, arbsitst Gugsn.
blifli6 Die Pldne bierfar aug uno &C.
oentt oisfelbsn In 3wsi Wo1sn fertis
gsffeQt 3u baben. Der Sbsil, wslGs,
jebt ausgefhbri psrosn iOl. mtto be,
6aupttanal iein, Der auf $40. 900 Bic
$50. 600 bsranidlagt uno aus @onerst'
ooer Baffsinfonfruetion. 6 6uB I'm
SurdmsHsr, 5srgsifslt tuerbsn iol.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-18
0esG9taikfeier tn Seatidem
Saaie.

Wcrgen abeno miro I'm auditorium
oes Gsuti4sn 6auies unter ben Hufpi.
3isn oss Soeialsn Surnbsrsins, stns
8sod9tnibfeisr gu gbrsn oes bsrforbs.
men clemens 8onnseut Or. abgs.
baIten.
ptOf. 9. 6. gmmsri9. 2ueius 9.
Swtft uno 9bsooor. Stsmpfel uerosn
Eprs8sn., Gin aus Wiielieosrn bee
Dsuti&en @lubs uno Muftoersins ge.
bilosier Wdnner3or miro ben asiang.
'li&sn &beil tbsrnebmsn. 6reunbs
oes 8erforbsnsn fno singeIaosn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-18
Goblemabltsfernns tn Sadea.

Die Roblenbdnoler babsn bic YreiIe
FIR abIisferuns Der 3oblsn In Saden
erbobt. 5ir Ablisfsruns TIM Studnsrt
81 ebener groe SOC bic Sonne unb In ben
Keller 75e. Dies Rnost Anwsnouna auf
2orbe unb S&ubfarrsn. @tro sine
&inne (ehuts) sebrau3t. Csc Der Sonne.
Cole abliefrun9 TN StOdusrt 3u sbensr
groe 60c oie Sonns. tn ben Qsllsr 80c.
Gieis preife tretsn NIT benz IL. Ds3. In
Rraft. indianapolis 2oblen9dnbler
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-18
StaotratbsFtnns.
0ieIe fleine @eiddfts srlebist.

Sn Der esfrissn Sibun9 bss Staot.
ratbes uurben nur tueniee Sa9sn bon
befonbsrsr @tatigtsit erlebi9t.
Cine Anaabl Oroinanssn tpurosn
tuie folgt eineeretAt:
CUR gsfrsitung Der 6srReaungs'
tOfsn ftr einsu neuer 9rOBen Staots
plan $500.
CUR 8%er6sRerung Der erffsn alsp
tueflt9 Der parf Ane., 3wti&sn Der
3uettsn Easp fioli9 Der 10. StraBe
Bis sur erfsn aasp iaoli9 Der 9ratt
Str. nit 8adfeinen.
8adfeinpfafsr FIR bis erfe aasp
ihblid Der 0srmont StraBe. apii4sn
@af uno Noble StraBe.,
gadfeinpHafsr fur Die srfe aasp
pefli9 Der Delawars 3uif9sn 20. uno
ri. Ctr.
Badfsinpfaferung fir Die erffs
alsp 6ali6 Der Stem Jsrisp Str. 3wi'
i@sn % uno %. Str.
gadfstnpfahsr bon Der Is. Straes
3mtf&en &~ooiebelt uno Martinoale
HDenue.
auf bic Wirtbi9aftsliesns, am @s'
bduoe 1882 On Baibinsion StraBs,
puroen sl26. Sc surid9saahI., ba Der
@%iqenibnmer Mot msbr In benz Sc.
i&dfte III.
Cine O%roinan5, ourd wslds bas
8sbalt Der Carpenter nuf SO 20, bas
Der 8orlsute auf $40 pro Gag sr.
bolt wirb. rpuroe eleiafaQs untsrbtsi-
tst' Dies bs3iebt I'D natirlid nur
auf CARPENTER. psI9s In fdbtifden
Disnfsn ffeben.
Cine Woral Orbinans. rpelAe bas
anff6Bi9s Betraesn irgenb elmer perion
bon iiber ID Sabren NIT etrafe bon
81 bis $50 bslsgt, muroe eleidfals
unterbreitet.
Cine Orbtnan3. benz Staotclerf
$500 gu bswiaisen ftr feline Arbsit.
bic @siadfie oss Staotratbs alpbabe.
ttid 81 Oronen, uuroe aleiAfaas sur
erften 0orleiun9 eebraht.
Cine Orbinau3. uslds bic gtabli.
rung zines Sanitoriums i'm ppHo We.
bteal goaeae bsffrwortst, puroe untsr.
breitet.
3ulest tpurbs nod stne ansrions,
Oroinan3 3ur 8srieiung aebra&t, burd
welds fob oas ganae 8roao Ripple big
our Staotsren3s iaoli& amiidsn Gen.
tral abs. uno Wonon Babn nit Aus.
labms bss SHulbaufes on Der 46
Str. tn ote Stabtsrsnssn sinpsrlsibt
tperben ioq. Die Oroinan3 III an no
feblsrbaft. ba. oiefslbs au3 fber Die
etaotgrsu3e binaus. I'm isbisen Staot.
territortum aneftirt.
Cine @m~pfsblun9 bon Der 6uma.
ritdtsbeb6roe arbettet oarauf bin, oas
@ntfernsn Der ani&lassi6ilosr In Der
Wdbs Der Saulbdufer our&suisbsn.
Die In lsbter SiSuna bereits our
gmpfsblung ssbraats Oroinans, benz
Stsuersrpsrten Sobn Goons ieinen an.
tbstl bon $446 68 an eingstrisbsnsn
Stsusr1 au bsmiQissn, 9elan9ts our
Mnnabme.
Sur snnahme selansts au4 bic BE.
miaigungsoroman3 fur $l485. usl&s
bic untofen zines EurGsanges unter
ben @sleiisn BET 8trtslbabn am plea.
iant Run Boulebaro bsglei6en ioQ.
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sur ote Teterta9e

offertren tptr mnferen Der.
ebrten &unoeu cine arobe
NuSmabl bon SMutttbIus
t,en, bIlbenoer YHausem,
BegomtaS, GecIanteu, Msa=
IeaS, NotntetttaS. GrtcaS,
GameItas, Watbtumen,
Snastutben, etc
8ertermanta Bros. Co.,
241 WaHa@ufettS Mne.
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As 1T cine ~srobartise Sade, cine
W srobe, @elb bsrbienenbs Sabrif
bier in indianapolis 81 befben,
fir etwas mas itets in Ia@frase lit
eeien sic elm Sbeilbaber IN elmer
Iol9en Sabrit - taufen sic IntbeiIe
in Der
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-18

9tamanteu, xai@euubrem,
aei6lineneS 0IaS, ioItoe
Muo ptatttrte @tIbertpaareu
to areber AuSmabl bet
SmttmS 6. @alt & eom,
12 Dk @aibtm8toa Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-18

9ur9 bic berf9tebenen
Nnaer ionel purbe oie Bsp6l.
ferung Der Gtnof nm 1889 perfonen
osrmehri: i'm SrOington. Difritt $40.
In griabtmooo 432 uno I'm @rown
Dill. 8erritorium 637 periOnen.
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- Der ttetfe 1907 2abrer
Gtufenoe 8ete io,uie Was
rtea &atenoer, belize bon
Deuti@iano tnaporttrt, f1no
tn nnierer Office, 81 SHo
8eIatpare ctr. att baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-18

Der a9t.Nar
Der &otbmdnner. wel&sr bsute Absno
tn Der &omlinfon 6aas unter Den
aufpiaien Der Sroteien besinnt unb bis
CUR Samhas Na4t bauern, piro piel
Rsuss bistsn. uno R4 oshen gsfu9
R9er lohnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-18

9 -
g. 8. 5ocsmire. 6ol3baus, go. 1929
Wsf q. Strabs. peranialagt aut
$4,000. - Daniel Stemart Co., Bad.
hein. 6abrttasbduoe. Sho Rem SerIeps
Sfrabe, t23. 900. = Gbuorb s..
Qraufe. @aareuraum, sc Bert Ape.,
$500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-18
Indianapolis
Composite Brick Co.

Seben sic Die srobe Sabrif an Der
Someteao Strabe, (Sab SHERIDAN
S%trabenbabn) bann ipreden Sic bor
ODER 5dreiben sic mad 524 State
3ife @ebaube fur @inseInbeiten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-18
...MYreS Bulletin.
...Silber...
alaiiiide Weiitertiife.

nnsefdbr 90 8iI6er, Suiets
pie nOer Mann NIT Der
Sade" rInselus", Scr
Iebrenleier", Sidel's Sea-
bOnna", uSer Sder", Soft
mans uG9riitus" unb Wus
riao's oSeilise SamiIie"
meiitens in Carbon S6atz
tirunsen, 16 BET 20 3oa
9roB, braune ornamental.
i4e @i4en &abmen ; resus
ldrer 9reis $500; Sbrs
auspabl iett nur $2.OO
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-18

Qoca EB etterberi9t.
S96n unb etpas fdlter beute Ha4t
Rittpo9, i16n, iteisence Eemperatur.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-18

Rebme Laxative Bromo Quinine TabIetten.
Apotbefer e~rffatten baS @elo 3uriid ipenn bic
BUR febIi6Idet.. 6. Sd. @rope's Sisnatur
auf ieoer S9a@teI. 25c.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-18
@efterberimt.
@bteasp, Is DECEMBER.

Sar "a etnnssn ,nDsuD5 upr WOrs.ns, 10. Sssbt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-18

1tsneoeiu9 gtne beutfne Trou iunt einen pIat
~ ols poushdl erin bet eiuem @utmaun mitti.
rem aIters. gu erfrasen SCI Ring Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-18

SHsrIan9t = Gin Yddter nit 8ferpen nnb Na-
~ f4tnerisn fur stne 500 a6er farm, tn einer
btnti3tu RieberIa1una. uats Tasiiou, RiH. nan
ahrsffrt on SIS. &iheer, Beg rs, GIweob, Sspa-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-18

~ erIanQt-Giu Wtdb1en fur oetubhnli9e 90uss
~ arbeit. Radsufroaeu 1871 Bars Aue.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-18

SIR Snbiana: SIN &Isemeinet lHpn
unb ct mas fdlter beute Ra8t; Nittrpo4,
f16n unb rpdrmer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-18
@abfanseige.

Die Se%amtenpabI Der 60. lutb. ct. YauIus-
9euieinoe finSet ftatt am l. Sanuar 1907,
um 8 nbr absnss, in Der 8ir9e, G6s Rcs
&artn unb Retp Seriep Str.
s.. 8abn, SER.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-18
Ttermomeurjtane

TbsrmomstSr fanc.
&6&fs Tenrperotur. .....-..- 81 @rah
9tebrt8fte Gernpsratur. ......... ~ .
u. &. BIbtbe,
SeeiionS.D Director.