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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-16

LONDON. March 16.-The Hon. Lilo.
for Buckin2hamshire, speaking on the
question of the exclusion of aliens. re
ferred to the number of poor refugees
excluded from Great Britain i'm the
last few months. He said he possessed
irrefutable evidence that every one of
these men sent back vas shot ut the
Russian ~frOAticr without trial.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-16
Double Tragedy In New York.

NEW YORK, March 16.-LOuis Nos
ser, a well known sporting man. lock
ed his wife in the bathroom of their
apartment in the Hotel Pierrepont,
went into her bedroom and shot and
killed Estelle Young, with whom he
had meant to sail for Europe tomorrow
and whose presence in the place pre-
cipitated the tragedy and then sent Il
bullet into his own brain, dying in
StnntlY.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-16
Alton ID. Parker at Charlotte. n. c.

CHARLOTTE. n. c., March 16.-
who is returning home from Jackson.
Miss, will deliver an address at the
Southern Manufacturers club this
evening after a reception rendered him
by 4 number of prominent citizens.
After his speech ut the club he will
attend a banquet to be given by the
Greater Charlotte club.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-16
4. O. L. W. RALL.

The committee of eleven in charge
Of the arrangements for the A. 0. U.
w. ball in Washington Hall Easter
Monday night, April 10, are actively
at work. Tickets are selling we'll
On the floor committee will be j.
Waters, J. killlurray and f. Houser.
- + u
The high school literary socie-
ties are in session this afternoon.
Il g
Rev. II. w. Brueninghausen, OF
Keyport, a former pastor of the Holy
Cross, conducted the lenten service
at that church lats night. In spite
of the storm quite a number came
out to hear him. Rev. Mr.. Fulton
went TO Keyport.
Assemblyman Frank Crowthel
was out this morning, feeling some
what improved after his illness OF
about two weeks.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-16
Aliens Resolution Defeated.

NEW YORK, Marcu 1G.-A resolu-
ton offered in the Republican county
committee of New York county last
night calling upon Senators T. c. Platt
and Chauncey NJ. Depcw to resign
their seats in the United States senate
wMs quickly defeated by the adoption
of a motion to lay it on the table. The
resolution was offered by James III.
Allen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-16

SOMERVILLE, Mass. March 16.-
Six train employees of the Boston and
Maine railroad We're arrested on war
rants charging the larceny of $1,000
worth of merchandise from the local
freight yards.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-16

BOSTON. March 16.-The so called
picketing bill was defeated by a vote
II to 10 in the state senate. The bill
provided that peaceful communication
be permitted between men on strike
and those who take their places.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-16
Taft Would Not Talk.

WASHINGTON, March 1~6.-Secreta-
~ Taft has returned to Washington
m New York, where he consulted
y brothers regarding the ques-
II acceptance of Il place on the
}of the United States supreme
He declined to say what con
...slon he had reached. He may make
known his wishes to the president to-
day.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-16

AMHERST, Mass, March 16. - 1t
was announced here last night that
Andrew Carnegie has offered $4,000
toward the construction of Il geolog-
zeal and biological laboratory for Am
herst college provided an equal amount
is raised by the college authorities.
The laboratory building is to cost
S1G0.GO0. and Il fund of S50.0u0 will b.
unrnSsurV
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-16
Ni>s HoudIette WINS

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. March 16.-
The death of Miss Ruth Edith Houd-
lette. Il senior in Radcliffe college. it is
said. was caused 10y wood alcohol poi
soning, taken while suffering from
temporary insanity caused by over
study.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-16

WASHINGTON. March 16. PreSi-
dent Roosevelt was Il guest at dinner
at the home of Representative and
Mrs. Nicholas Longworth last night.
Others present We're Speaker and Miss
Cannon and Miss Marjorie Mott.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-16

LONDON, March l6.-Telephones for
every householder in Great britain at
a shilling a week is the object of John
Henniker Heaton. NJ. p, the champion
OF cheap postage and t~elegraLhic com
munication.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-16
nontcIair Girls In Mourning.

MONTCLAIR, n. j., March 10
Girls of the High school here put on
mourning when eight athletes OF the
school were barred from their teams on
account of low rating in scholarship.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-16
BETH

The subject of tonight's sermon
will be: The Red Heifer." Begin
ming with this Saturday, regular
Sabbath afternoon services will be
held in the synagogue at 4 o'clock
The children have been drilled to
take part in the services.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-16

NEWARK. \. j.. March 16.-Antonio
Bozutii, the Italian boy abducted in
New York and given his freedom after
three days. has identified the man
found murdered in the canal near here
us one of his abductors.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-16
TO HERE.

Hal Merton, a ventriloquist, ma
gician and entertainer who comes
well-recommended, will appear in
the Presbyterian chapel Friday.
March 80.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-16
A Statue Of .Joseph Jefferson.

NEW YORK, March 16.-Prominent
citizens are raising $4,000 TO erect in
Central park a statue of Joseph tla<a
ferson as Rip Van Wrinkle.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-16

Gardens drug store, 81 Hall ave,
is a branch Office for the EVENING
NEWS. where Want" advs. are re-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-16

THE Want ad. way of getting
things has become the fixed fashion
with up-to-date people.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-16

,SuhscrIbe for the NEWS
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-01
8lmtt8e &rawaae.


Wnunt Carmel, pa., 80.
April. Die @siesruns Der Aufudrs
tsrinnen breier bieFssr @afbdufer, ben
2sutnart Smith bon ben Qonfablsrn
unb befen 2eute 3u bebienen. CAB bas
3ei9sr su blutigen gScefen Rreitsnosr
Qoblsngrdber.
Die ausffdnbigen griHen bic &eiter,
BITE f9 Dor benz Commercial 9otel auf'
gsfelt batten. an, wuroen iebo& nit
bIanter Wafs smpfanssn unb blutis
3uridsei&la9en; einem Der Mnsreifer,
Wt9asI Glupen, tuuros Der S9dbel gs-
ipalisn, pdbrsnb psrf9isbene Anbere
msbr obsr tusnissr f&tpers 3opfpunbeu
babontrugen. Ils I'D BITE tuut6ents
branntsn Nrbeiter gu sinsm a~tpsitsn
Nngrif iammeltsn, fslte 2sutnant
smitb feline Wannf&aft In s@Io&t.
orbnuns auf unb brobts, tpsrrl an.
sesriHsn, au f9isben. Der gHr-
sermsifsr. ielbf elm Unions
mann, bislt sine Anipra9s an bic
Streifenoen, unb Is gs!ang ibm. bisie
gum Museinanberaebsn au bstpsgsn.
2eutnunt SMITHS Sruppe 3os 70.
banri nod elmer Der @rubsn Der 2sbieb
COMPANY ab, mo Ni9tunionlsuts ben
anbsrsn Arbtitern nit Steiner anse.
srifsn tuorbst tuarsn.
Spdtsr am Ra9mittag fanb Elm
speiter 3uiammenfioB bon aOnfiabIern
unb arbeiterf1 ffatt. Die grFeren Bee
fanosn fd ssraos Dor Doctor 5. D.
Refers @obnbaus. als elm Mann
sinsn Stein gsgsr Re mari; ba iofOrt
eth f6rmli9es Steinbombaroemsnt
folsis. lisB 2sutnant Smith fsuern.
gntisbt foben bte A~ufrhbrer, aIs
bic 9neeIn In TIRE &eiben pfifsn.
gtnsr berislbsr, nit 0amsr Wilfon,
bIieb. bon bret 2useIn sstroHsn. In
fsrbenbem 3ufanos auf BEN pIabe;
beriaiebene eAnoere, bic bertuunbst
porben. murbsn BON ibren 5reunben
wsggei4lsppt uno In. Siderbeit &c.
bra9t.
Na4 Der blutissn Nbpebr bes I'm.
srifs aog f9 2eutnant Smith nod
Der borber genannten @rube auriid,
bon no er foelsi9 tiber bas @sf9ebene
on bas 3auptauartier In po!tspils
bsri9tete. gr srbislt gefebl, ben
pIaB 3u baItsn, b. ibm foFort Der.
fdrfuns sueef9idt usroe, tpurbe iebo&
fpdter a~ngeuisfen, fein 4ommanbo
nod pottspils suradsubrinssn.
Bebor ct abrtdte, tpurbe Ct rnter
antlage bes WorhangriHs unter $500
1hrgi9aft seHellt.
@dbrenb ber S9isbsrei tpurbe
Doctor 2eefer's 6aus BON Qussln
fbrmli& bur&l6&ert. unb bic SniaR.n
batten ole Wt6s H9 In Si9erbeit au
bringen.
Mu9 oas 6aus bon Col. @oIbimitt
NOR ben augeln aus9eiest, bsrsn sin'
Grau Golbfmitb 9efdbrli& bertpunbete
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-01
e6mereteas

@eudbIter 9inotbp $1.sS-l.90.
Orbindrer Biz gutter 1ixsotbp s1.b0-l.7b.
Rotber 3Ieeiamen rs $3.50.
gnslt&er 4Ieefamea $3.50
AIibte RIeefamea $s.00-8.66
HIfaIfa 3Ieefanaen S8. 00-1c.0 0.
Weiber 2ieeiamen $500.
Sonep 3erhidy 8Imasras S1.5o-l.7k
8Iausrss IN ebaf 7be.
@nsIii&es HIassras $3.50.
Dr9arb @ras 81. 70-1.e6.
Neb 7op in gbaif Tc-&l.2e.
2afer Rom Ue-$1.00.
anaber Su&errobr Sanen x1.00-l.2s.
Betber Saferioneu Acc
5ribiabrs @erfe $1.26.
Detbes unb seIbes Rom S1.oC-l.25.
Teb Sob GnfIase $1.10-l.2S.
@ou Ysos $l.7b.
Niqet $1.20 Bis $1.86.
5rabiabrstBeb $l.40.
eetspiebeI. weiSe. seIbe mo rotbe $3.50
pee BufbeI.
eds $ 3artoHeI, seIbe Seriet, Nernsuba.
8eIbe 5ariertonb tin6 fRbIt@e Queen 800 per
6as; rotbe Raniemenb &.7b; Hraftsoxtf4s
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-01

1rt@es EinbHsH4-BeaIs&s etisrs - 81
ste; beige etiese u 74s; Sssitee ssaoss
$50 bU 200 Rf,nsb 7e; basRos &a4s zoo
bB $50 |funb 53e ! xa9s $50 ID 90 $fme
&C.; etier BorSerpsertsI &. ctsu ohtess
pterta lO3e, Sixb 3txteruseta Sc, Nisb
8orberpserteI &c. Rub BosherstuteI &c. nh
0interbterteI 7e.
Trti&es GaIbfeH@-&dDe lbs, osxtsss
utertsl loo, BorberuierteI Sae.
6rt@es S4afieif4 - 2drzass pc $tnke
12c ; e@ais S3t; e&easeI l8e; Nsd1 hrs
Ice.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-01
Dpm DaeeasMayt,.

xsmotbp-Bertanfspreae; I'll CO. 1910.
HiIet - gertmifspreiie: H.W-f8.0o
BeIi&forn - RertaufspreHe: is rad es
0uaIitdt, 1850.
~3afer-sd@dIt 32-86e; In bn aeerss
q .0o-S9.00 per 9emns. Reuer 32-e6s.
etrob- Beetle. ie mad BEN 0aah. IN Gal
len. &4.00-H.00.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-01
Nagtmemer stretf oro9t.
Grnfe Gage in1 SartfOblen>& eDier. = 3elle Motb
tit San Trantisco.
Hene NDtb
MDroerHder Sesperabo. = gdmn fir Ntiuter. = 8ut hieBt int Stret.
Gebiete. Jutidrt int Mnf6au Sun Jrautieos.

spdter aufgetau&te Gerti9te bsfa.
gen. BET benz Isbtsn 3ufammenRoBs iet
elm Ran1 Namens Weiawi9 augel.
blidli9 %sst6btst. bic Hsi9s iebod tpdh.
renb bes Sumultes bon ben Auf.
riibrsrn bsiieite aei&aft uorbsn. unb
cine ni9t unbstrd&tli9e Nn3abI Der
Strsitsnben fst berrunbet porben.
Wount 9 armel 3d., 80.
april. Die beutigen ~3ufammsnfbBe
tuaren bas Refultat peri9isbener Iebie
Wo9e borgefOmmensr NngriHe auf
Ni9t'u nionleute. Sieie AnariHe tuareri
10 aablrei9 ~estporben. BOB Sheriff
SbarpleB bon northumberland gountp
R9 UNI 6hlfs at, bic Rommanbantur
Der StaatstOnfabler geuanot bate.
Nuf Befebl bonn 6auptauartisrs aus
mar oabsr beute Worgen 2eutnant
Smitb. Der nit fsiner Wanniaaft aaf
benz @sge nod Rsaoing bssrifsn mar,
bier eingeritten.
Die Streiflage m 8eras
rertsgebtet.
Dubois, pa., 80. apriI. Die
Gtreitlaas In Der @esenb bon Clear.
fielo III cine brObenbe. Die Buffalo,
bic Ro@efer & pittsburs, bic Buffalo
& eusquebanna unb bic Gals @rest
Goal COMPANY baben bur9 angef9las
gene plnfats Mrbsitsbsbinsunssii uno
2ObnitaIa ber6fentli9t; bic 2sbtere III
bic bon 1903. Die @rubsnarbsitsr
freifsn ieoo9 fur Anertsnnung Der
Union. Jn elmer beute Ha9mittas
absebaltenen, rubis n%erlaufenen ger-
iammluns bsristben He tibsr Mittsl
unb Wsge CUR Rrdftisung oes ger=
banbes.
Gin iousit unbsadtigtes @ert9t cir
euIirt, t1ona9 bic Buffalo & Gus
qusbanna. gsisIi6aft Strsifbrst9er sins
9efslt babe. Steie Welbung berur'
fa&te arobe M%ufreauna unb fann.
tuen1 bsRdtigt. 3u ernfen ausi8rei.
tunsen 0eranlaRune eeben.
gins groBs An3abl llniOnleuts iOa
nit ben geoinsunsen Der arbeitgeber
3ufrisbsn fein, bari ieooa auf sln-
orbnung Der Gtibrer bic Arbsit ni4i
aufnebmen.
prdRbent Wit9ea piro morsen mad
SCRANTON ~fontu1sri unb I'm 6OteI S9abi
fsin 1aupiquartisr auff9lasen. @snn
ni&t ale ansei9en triigsr. fanr man
als i9er annebmens bob bie an Dom
nerfas 3ufammentretenbe Contention
Der @rubsnarbsiter 3u gunfen zines
Strsits entf4etoen uiro. Die Sslssa.
ten Der 2otaI. unionen fnb gum She'll
infruirt uorosn, fur StreifertldrunQ
etnsutreten. gum 8beil baben He BIZ
Weifung erbaltsn, Wtt9eus 2urs.
tusI9s @i9tans CT aud nebmen mag,
au folgsn.
@dn3It4er Musanb.
g hamotin, 3d., 80. Npril.
Obmobl beuts Worsen bie pfeifen Der.
rsbmIi9 gsnus ert6nten, Relte f9 In
bieisr yessnb ni9t ein einaiger Berg.
tpsrisarbeiter CUR Mrbeit Elm.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-01

Duttey, Gtey W1o oeH0eea
ndnbIer beSablex foIeexbe &rete!
Butter - Gountrt. lles SreouaerS 2Ss,
oI9ta { o.
Tril&e Gisr-14e per CuteHh.
oabner Sc, Adtxs 8. TxriepS-O-Re.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-01
0etrd0e.

Bstex - go. 2 sctber g., auf usists
fen, s2c pom RsbIen; 30. 8 rotba s2e,
gtriI. &c: &asexresex sIe.
3oru (neaes) 20. l ms;t 4S;; 70. 2
mets acc; SO. 9 weis 49,: Sc. Z uds.
4Se; He. 2 pstb ssuHf4t 40 Rs.
weis conflict 49,; go. 4 peft ssaiie.
l7e; 80. 2 seIb acc; 20. 8 asIb ~
go. ~ seb 4se: go. 9 serit4t 20 !
Eo. 8 aeusa@t lSs; 70. ( seusd4t &c;
&oIbeH 49,.
oafr- 30. 3 wetter 64e; 70. Q ussbsi
3d.; 30. 2 0eusi4ter 3l}e; 20. 8 esmH4tss
31e.
eeu - go. 1 aintessh t12.00; 10.
q, $1,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-01

QAfes
gnaros . Dertauf1trse 5uppsrt:ts
S&pebsr,dfs 8oe PEI Rfuxh sts4stnH&ss
G6weuerfdje lis, Biseoxif1 Ssears 8 Adi
Is. New gori G4sbbara4 lbs, stxfstmS
{&e 2tHburoer lie. osi6 l6e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-01
0foeeSteS.

SnbtanoYsIis 4aHeeRsete
Oeu0bnI. BIB gutter 10-l2e; srtssa bH 10
udblter A-1ee Same9 82&-8se, ssIsss
DDeIop Is BIB 22e. Sapa 2s-82<
Sx Badstsx:
xstcia S14.75, Zion $1t.76, Sssiss S1l.76
Garaeas s1l.75 Diumortb'8 sle. 10, Dds
Sara DIenb $500, GIiu,sr Saba EIenb
$I4'76. Durea $lk.76.
8u6er-Domsnoes 7.l7e; eta6tu6es 3 80
p,Ipsrtfrter 5.32e; XXX SuInerfFksa 6.s7s,
feta1 ~sraxuttrter 6.02e; Gabes 6.z7ei Son
ieetioners' u 5.07s y~ibseuoob Z 4.s2s: HID
xr I l.72e; empire u .s7e; SbsaI sy.za
0cISes 8 4.67e; 8tsbfer estra 3 4.67si
Rissepoos 8 A.49e; eeIbes 9 5:l2:; Ii gel
tes A.07.
9etrodnete S~ri&te-AepfeI, On Der gpxss
setreGnet, Sc; Sobannesbeerex 7e ID IKE;
Gttrun 18e Bis l4e; NofRex. q groux, pea
Yfunh, 7, 8 6rown 73e, ( grpwx TIC ises
n~aenfrsie esbs Sc, California Raseata 71<s;
euItama 7}e, iuspsyttrte eugtaxa lie Bic IAe
California xpriioien 8e b1 12e.
GfFs-Raa GO 0r. xef). Tas. g. 10 per
0duone.
BidIes-2400 i'm Sas SO; IoC IN E1s
%: 100 tut aaIbfab $500; 200 im Sat
Z 8 80.
etdrte-YearI, 5fs, GbGapiox esot / ma
8 Pfunb Badete 3. 3orn. ! BIB. Bafsts.
4H-6}.
Ganbp-7c etansen senai3t 7s sto'
er semii&t &c; Banner Twtf Sc: &rsas
Nonbons 10e: Ns. Q Cream aemii&t g.
SaHe-Br@a nea &c bs 1oe; Utlbsrts Ii.
RaabeIn II; wei6i9aIise NaxStIx l5s
Sorbaa RauoeIn 16e; Reaxits k BIZ sc,
ser6Rete &c bts &c; GnsIi&e 8aIxHHs
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-01
HrHMte umb oeMaie.

OCuUt w. O$W~t"
SrA4ta
HepfsI gute 2o9dpfd $3.50 per SOB.
8onanea S .00-1.26; uetxe Te|$l.0o.
@ttronen 81 y25-3.60 per &sfe.
Dransen - $5.25-3.7bt er Rife.
erbbeeren a5-8te bos Nuart.
0smAfa
SparseI-40c elm srobes gun@.
@rine Wobnen-$3A0-l.C0 Der Buibel.
Hotbe yaaben zoe pei Dutenb 1un@es.
Rrout - SS5. $4,000 per Tonne.
Neue Garrots-4Ot has Dutenb.
GeIerp-s6 Bis IS 30.
gurfen - $1.23 per Dutenb.
SaIat - 12e per Yhunb.
0rpiebeIn - &otbe unb weibe $l.60 per
bunbert Yfunb; epani&e 8uisbsIn sl.eo
per Eiffe.
Dpter qlant zoe pes Outsxh.
setertIie l6-20e per Date1h Dsm4es.
3atoHeIn - zoe - SOC pei Buibel.
eabfartcFeIn - Strstnia $3.26; BaIts'
more sac -2.76; Serieh $3.50 $500
per Sat.
Mob;eis 2s-3)e ter DutenA.
Sb barb $50 bas Dutenb.
sptnat - ! per Cos.
tomatoes $3.50 per Grate.
gInmeniobI $3.50 per 0uteHs.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-01

eped. gnsI.-Vewdntsr, 8 bB 10 Rtsnh
in Dar&i&nit, il}e; IL ti II aftub tz
Dar&f&uttt, I2}s.
geb6rrtes Rtxblef4 - S4xfea, res.
estss Lac; aubmistea 10s; Sxxsxf. la
2R06eI 1916.
e@nsab - n xiertes Il. Dual. 10te; Q.
0naIttdt Ole; 3. naaIttM 9ie
o4uItern-9xaI. 6ursb, 10 BID 20 Rfuxb
TN Dur@i3mst, &c: 1e pfuxs Durpi9mtt.
Sc, 10 Biz IL 4sfnfb OF.
0ep6dettes e4wstxeasiA - &3c@0ioies
Scnep Big $20. 90; 3larsB Dsax JIG. 90; Sans
9 $500; etort GIem $3.50; ShuuYf
SIC. 90.
Abirfe - 0erdu9ets Dratuuya Sc.
8~ramtfnrter 72e: Bologna In Edrmex 7Ss 10
xu6 SIC.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-01

Sage.

gan Jranetsto, 30. Mpril.
Sin @sftbl GROCER Nisbsrssf&laaenbeit
uuroe In Der beutisen sisuns bss &c.
nsral.@ omitss berboreerufen. OILS Btr-
sermeifer s&mib bon sinem brobsn.
ben Observation-Disclosures fpra4. gs
NOR aQQemein, tbeiluetie au9 auf off.
aiener Settle, ansenommsn ,porben,
San 6ranciseo iet bur9 bic eble 6ilfe
Der sansen Wation fur etne Ianse 3sit
fern bon ieoem Wan9el a, ireenb mel.
DEN 2ebensbeoiirfniKen, unb bes 8tr.
eermeiffers @r6fnun9 mar baber all
isits cine f&mer3li&e ueberraf9une.
Der Mapor tbeilte benz @eneraleomite
nit. bab laut ben ibm auge9anssnen
Snformationen felt benz Woreen Der
2ataRropde Q8. MpriD 700 Glen.
babnua9eHlabungen 2ebensmitteI aler
art our 8ertbeilune eelanet ieisn. unb
bob bic SOUTHERN paeifie, DIE Santa
&c unb anbere 8abnlinien insgeiammt
nur NOD l08 Wagenlaeunger, unter.
wegs bdtten.
yDenn bies ben S6atia4en emit.
ipri9t," iagts Der gtirgsrmsiasr. vunb
Id babe teine BeranIaHuns. baran 81
susifsln, 10 tpsrbsrt mir bulb i&limmer
baratl iein als mir Dor elmer WD9e ges
ueien finb. Wsnn bur9 bas ganae
9anb bic Na9ri9t bsrbrsitet tuorbsn
if, baB mir ssnus 8orrdibe baben, 10
if biss isbr 3u betlassn, bsun ss lissi
tlar auf Der 9anb, bob oiss nidt Der
GaI it,"
Wuf @runb Der wdbrsno Der berfof'
ienen "a Gtunben eingeIaufenen 8e.
ri4te bat General @rseIp bsuts Worgel
ausssrsdnst, baB Der san3e b~erftabare
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@sfdbrlt4er Sefperabo.

portIamb, Ore., 80. ApriI.
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iagt, bab Der gsfern bon benz berh9-
ti9ten Ssipsraoo 5rant Smith In
Woobburn gei3oRsne Sheriff 8. q.
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bringt bic 3abl Der Opfer bss Der.
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brei.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1906-06-08
Judge Galloway,s Court.

Judge William Galloway held the
regular May term Of Circuit Court for
Polk County, Department No. 2, in
Dallas this week. Orders were made
as follows:
J w Brown VS. L McTimmonds
ct al, suit in equity Sibley & Eakin
for plff; Oscar Hayter for deft Dis
missed.
Maude Hemphill VS. M Hemp
hill, divorce; F Yates for plff
Divorce granted
10 Preston Richardson VS. Annie
Griggs, suit in equity; B F Jones fol
plff; Bonham & Martin for deft Con-
tinued.
IA Rolla Waterhouse vs. Rena
Waterhouse, divorce; N Il Butler for
plff. Divorce granted.
16 Dan Wachino VS. Wick Wachino,
divorce G o Holman for plff. Taken
under advisement.
IS L E Knapp VS. Dallas City
Bank, suit for accounting B f Jones
for plff Tracy Staats appointed referee
to take testimony. Allowed 80 days
in which to make report.
20 Rose M Stephens VS. Radway
Stephens, confirmation A 0 Condit
for plff. Confirmed.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1906-06-08
YOU OUGHT TO TRY THEN
Dallas, Oregon
commencement Week ENDS.

The commencement exercises of
Dallas College came to an end with
the annual Alumni banquet, Wednes-
day night. In the morning, a class
of promising young men and young
women received their diplomas Of
graduation. The recital given by
Miss Smiths piano pupils on Monday
evening evidenced skillful and thor
ough training. The lecture before
the literary societies on Tuesday even
ing by DR.. Burgette Short, Of Portland,
was an intellectual treat. At a trustee
meeting, Wednesday afternoon, DR..
@. @. Polling handed in his resignation
as President Of the school, and the
board elected Professor d. M. Metzger
to take charge Of the work for the
coming year. The graduates receiv-
ing their diplomas Wednesday were
Hattie Teats, Edna Hays, Bert Teats,
Wintha Palmer and Henry Pfand-
hoefer.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1906-06-08
IN cUP.D,S REALM
Marriages Take Place in Two Well
Known Polk County Homes
This Week.

The pleasant farm home of Mr. and
Mrs. J. A. Baxter, near Ballston, was
the scene Of a pretty wedding,
Wednesday afternoon, when their
daughter, Lille May, became the
bride Of Mr.. George A Wood. of WalIa
Walla. The ceremony was performed
at o'clock, Rev. Barton 2. Riggs, OF
Salem, officiating.
The house was handsomely decor
ated with roses, ferns, and Oregon
grape, and the young couple stood be-
fore a beautiful bank Of evergreens
and trailing vines while the ceremony
was being pronounced The bride
was prettily attired in white silk and
carried boquet of white carnations.
The wedding march was played by
Mr.. William Caldwell, of Dallas.
Many handsome gifts were received.
The wedding guests we're: Rev.
and Mrs. B. 2. Riggs, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee Conner, Mr.. and Mrs. Roswell
Conner, Mrs. Fannie Mulkey, Mrs.
Martha Conner, Misses Lydia Camp
bell, Neva Campbell and Belle Conner,
Messrs. @. L. Starr, William Caldwell,
L. III. and Frank Conner.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1906-06-08
Justices and cOnstabIes.

The only contest for the offices OF
Justice of the Peace and Constable
was in District No. 5, where B. Will
son (Dem.) defeated A. Wilson (Rep)
for Justice by vote of s99 to 2ss. In
the same district, j. H. Moran (Rep.)
was elected Constable over A. s. New
ton (Dem.) by a vote Of 4O2 to 2SS.
Other district officers elected are:
District No. 10. E. Focht, justice ;
E. F. Craven, constable.
District No. 2-J. r Shepard,j justice
Marion Putnam, constable.
District No. 3-H. Holman, justice
J. s. Ashbaugh, constable.
District No. 4-Frank Butler, justice
Roy McMurphy, constable.
District No. 6-H. G. Keyt, justice
L. Wolf, constable.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1906-06-08
Many Attended Picnic.

The Artisans picnic at Rickreall,
Saturday, was largely attended by
people from all parts Of Polk county,
and a goodly number Of visitors were
present from Salem. q. M. Hudson
and DR.. W. o. Manion, Of Portland,
both high officials in the order, were
present and spoke in the forenoon.
The afternoon was given over to
athletic sports and games. The days
festivities closed with a ball given by
the Rickreall orchestra. About 70
couples were present. and the dance
lasted until midnight. Many compli-
ments we're heard for the excellent
music, and the evening was greatly
enjoyed by all the visitors.