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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-01-06
PoSt-Ofice
Receipts
OF cHIcKASsA SHOW A STEADY
GROWTH FOR THE PAST THREE
YEARS
INTERESTING FIGURES GIVEN
Mr.. Rose Makes Comparative Statement
of Gross Receipts

At the request Of the FxPREss
Mr.. Rose prepared the fol-
lowing statement which will be
read with great interest BY the
people of Chickasha:
In order that the people of the
City may have some idea Of the
amount of work done and business
transacted in the Post Office in the
City of Chickasha, | have collect
ed some data that may be interest
ing reading for some Of the citizens
of the City and Country.
1t is TO be understood that the
Fiscal year of the post Office Depart
ment begins the First of July of
each year, Registered mail matter
begins numbering the First of Jan.
each year
1t may be noticed also that
the gross receipts as given by
the Auditor Of the Post Office De-
partment do not correspond with
the gross receipts as shown by my
books, from the fact that the gross
receipts as given by the Auditor
includes fees received from the sale
of Money Orders, and does not,
neither are the fees considered as a
part of the gross receipts when ad-
justing the salaries of Postmasters.
The comparisons of gross
receipts given below are for the
years Ioo3-Ioo4 1905.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-01-06
THE MAYORS
MESSAGE
EXPLAINS WHY OFFICDRS REPORTS
ARE NOT MADE. RECOMMENDS
GUSHING THE EXPERT
ADvIDES PUTTING THE LID ON
Tells how il is Done. Gaming must be
stopped

The following message Of the
Mayor was read at the council
meeting Thursday:
To the City Council;
In entering upon this. new
years work, I feel that we are be-
set with many difficult problems.
find that the report which Mr..
Clark, who IS auditing the books of
the city, will not likely be made
forseveral weeks, or perhaps
months. We have now waited about
eight months for this report, and
for the last four months, he has
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-01-06

almost daily promised that we
should have the report in eight Or
ten DAYS. AS the matter stands
gentlemen Of the City Council, we
are cropping in the dark The re
ports of the city officials which the
statnte requires, should be made
the first Of each and every quarter,
seem TO have been neglected from
the beginning Of the city govern
ment to the present time, and it
has been useless for the treasurer
and for the clerk to make state
ment as to the condition Of the e.
nanccs of the city, as there was no
point from which to begin snch ae-
reports within the last few years.
1t is a source. of regret to us as
well as to the people of Chickasha;
that these reports have never been
made. At this time, it is impossible
for these officials to make All intel
hgent report without they had, to
begin with,a a report Of the Auditor
of the books Of the city. Mr.. Clark
has made many promises regarding
the rendering of his statement and
seems to have tried to fulfill none.
l am reliably informed that he is
actually doing no work kon the books
and he tells me himself, that he has
just taken charge of the treasurer
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-01-06
ADJOURNED
SESSION
OF THE CITY COUNCIL REPORTS
ON STREET TAX AND WARRANTS
ISSUED
DISCUSS BUTCHERS LICENSE
Alderman Louthan WOaidn't Dis
Courage The Circus Industry

The city met in adjourned session
yesterday afternoon, with all the
members present. Several war
rants were allowed and the council
passed to miscellaneous business.
O'Brien moved full list Of war
rants allowed be published each
month, after some discussion the
motion was passed.
Officer Goodwin made a report
on street tax collection, showing a
total of S2o3I. collected in cash;
Ga persons worked tax, I27 were
excused and ia warrants out
standing. Special Officer Sanders
reported collections from IFS.
persons at the previous meeting. A
resolution was passed ordering the
publication of full report on street
tax collections giving the name OF
each person paying the tax.
The matter of employment Of an
expert to audit the city accounts
come up aed the application of
r. v. Heryer for the position was
heard. He agrees to complete the
work in 80 days. Judge Holmes
spoke to the council briefly
on the importance Of such an audi.
ting stating that he could find
ready market for all city warrants
at par as soon as statement Of the
condition Of city finances was made.
Arrangements were made for
taking census Of the city before
the bond election. according 10 the
requirments of law.
Instructions were given 10 the
chief Of police to enforce the ordi-
nance relative to drays aud cabs
standing on the streets. The law
banishes such vehicles from Chick
asha avenue.
The next matter taken up wa,
the ordinance liking license for CIR /
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-01-06
sORosIS QUESTIONS

Hostess Mrs. Elmer Terrell.
!. Tell something Of the Jeffer-
sonian principles'
2. Name some OF the notable fig
ures Of this period!
3. What was the largest and
most complicated transaction dur
ing Jefferson's administration.
How did Jefferson go about gain
ing what is known as the Lousf-
ana Purchase.
Tell something of Hamilton and
Burr at this time.
6. What was the war with the
Algeriucs?
7. When the British army were
in need of seamen what course did
they pursue to get possession Of
them.
8. Give a short description of
the fight between the Chesapeake
and the Leopard?
What was the Embargo Act2
DressmakiHg wanted. 500 Chick
asha Ave. Il
Furnished rooms for rent Mrs
A. NJ Book or3 Iowa Ave. If
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-01-06
A. M SUCCESSOR SCOTT JONES MA ESTATE COMPANY

4th. " 1905, $3.50, 63
Quarter ending Dec. 3Ist, 1902,
$3s46,55,
Quarter ending Dec. 3rst. 1908,
s39so, ,25, Cain 5000,
Quarter ending Dec. 3Ist. 1904,
465499, Gain $6oS,74.
Quarter ending Dec. 3Ist 1905,
54So63, Gain $S25.64.
Gross receipts 1908 were SI4iS3,75
!" 1904, " I4894,79
T" 1905, : I6472 %
Expenses for same years includ-
ing clerk hire, rents and other in
cidental expenses (not including
Rural Carriers
For year 1908, S5263, 90
" 1904, 724o,53
" 1905, 74So, ,o3
Number of Letters and Parcels
Registered, 1908, 2479
1904, 1924
1905, 3636
Money Orders issued 1908 were
547e, 1904, were IIo57, 1905,
1896.
Money Orders Paid, 1908, 36Io
1904, 1851,
1905, 1894.
Daring the year 1905 about 1920
Special Delivery Letters were rec
eived. Approximate number Of
pieces handled each day II4S2.
]. A. Rose, P. M.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-01-06

Continues on last pagsl
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-03
A Pleasant Evening.

A pleasant party was given at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. W. d. Wheel
er Friday evening, in honor of Miss
Bessie and Mr.. Jessie Wheeler. a
number of their friends gathered
and spent the time playing games. At
late hour most enjoyable supper
was served.
Those present were: Misses Car
rie Prince, Elsie Smith, Jessie Miller.
Irma Cooper, Leah Thompson, Anna
Leach, Rose Pratt Mary Pratt
Blanch Knox. Beulah Presnall'
Vida Pearson. Madge Salisbury Flor
ence Prince and Bessie and Fay
Wheeler; Messrs. Jesse Wheeler
William Wheeler, Carl Arthur
Frank Arthur. Ralph Blaco, Pogl
Smith. Fred Hln, Frank Needham
Cecil Cooper. Ray Clark. Hazel Pres
nall. Archel Presnall, clifford NJ
Ross. clyde McMellen and Roy Sails
bury.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-03
SOCIAL,
EVENTS
Salem Man Meds

DR.. Boyd NJ. Richardson and ,,,..
Edna O'Connell were united in mar
riage Thanksgiving evening at the
home of the bride, by Rev Edward
Donnelly, Of St. Monioas Catholic
church. The wedding was a ouiet
home affair to which none but mem
bers OF the immediate family we're
present. Miss Stella o'Conper act.
ed as bridesmaid and F. r. Hapue as
best man.
Following the ceremony all went
to the dining room, where a bia
Thanksgiving dinner was served The
couple left at 1880 yesterday morn
ing by way of the Drain stage coach
line for Portland, where they will
spend two weeks. The couple will
also visit at the home of DR.. Rich
ardson's parents at Salem. The
groom has home prepared for his
pride on Pine street, this city, where
the couple will reside in the future.
Miss O'Connell is the daughter of
Mr., and Mrs. Eugene O'Connell. a
local business man, and has always
lived on the bay where she has nu-
merous friends who wish her happi-
ness. Dr. Richardson is a graduate
of Cooper's Medical Institute of San
Francisco, has been in the Philip
pines in the government service for
the past six years, having gone to the
islands shortly after graduation. He
has had an Office in this city for
some time, Marshfeld Times
DR.. Richardson is the son of Dr.
and Mrs. j. A. Richardson, of this
city. and has many friends here.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-03
WINTER RATES TO
THE YAQUINA BAY

Orcgon's Great Recreation aud
Health Resort at the Newport
Beaches-Tlcket Sales Resumed
Nov. 10 May I, 1907.
As a winter health and recreation
resort Newport is the one par excel
lence. Recognizing this, and wish
ing to give the people an opportun-
ity 10 breathe the fresh, pure ozone
OF the ocean. the Southern Pacific
and Corvallis & Eastern have resum-
ed the sale OF tickets through TO
Yaquina. From all s. p. points
tickets will be sold throughout the
winter and spring until May Slst'
every
Wednesday aud Saturday
and from Albany, Corvallis and Phil
omath on the Corvallis & Eastern,
tickets Will be sold to Yaquina and
Newport DAILY.
The rates will be the same as dur
ing the summer. and will be good for
return 90 DAYS from date of sale.
Dr. Minthorn's Sanitary Baths
will he IN operation during the en-
ure winter. aud treatments will be
given daily
other Health Resorts Closed.
During the winter nearly all other
health resorts are closed or ditheult
10 reach. and none OF them have the
advantages OF Newport and vicinity
as regards climate, points OF Interest
racreation. and amusement. For
nartles desiring 10 enjoy hshlns'
hunting. or seeing the ocean In sun
sbins or 10 storm. the surroundings
are IDEAL beautiful scenery. climate
mild. healthful and inyigoratins.
cottages for rent cheap. fresh yeee'
,ables. milk, honey, fruit at Lowest
nosslble cost. FISH and the famous
rock oysters 10 be had for the
trouble OF securing them.
Full Information from any ;. r.
orC&E agent, or from the general
passenger agent OF either company
rate from Salem 10 faquina
.s45O.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-03
over the Patcrnal Knee

owot did tn Superintendent, ~ l,.,, =,
YER. we'en yer Vas caught s'noN'"
cigarettes'" ....4o,ioal ..
Turned me over 20 'n
"wot d he do' ...her
=. sbe turned me over 10 pa.
ow'ot did yer pa DO 80,
"Turned me over his-weiA " =,
a. yer s'pose he done
Leader
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-03
A Western Wonder.

There's a Hnl at Bowie LgN ,
mats twice as big as last year. ms
u,onder Is ". l.. Hill. who from "
weight OF 80 pounds has sfo"A 70
s 1So He saws: II have sur
sarad with a terrible cough, when !
hegan taking Dr. Kings New '''1o'
orv for Consumption, Coughs oua
Co,ds Nov. after taking ~ bottles
7 have more than doubled in "s,sl' o.,..
nd am completely cured" onF
anre @ Cough and Cold cure. Guaran-
,Sed 800 nv ]. c. Perry, druggist oV'
ana Al 90 Trial bottle free
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-03
Southern Pacific Co.

Time card No. 46, enecuve Novem-
ber 25, 1901 a. m.
Toward Portland.
No. 16-5;9S a. m. Oregon ex-
press.
No, $3.50 a. M, Cottage Grove
express.
No. 12-2:5S p. m, Oregon ex-
press.
No. 1l-s:2S p. m, Portland ex-
press.
No. 222-11:OS a. m, departs at
1880 a. m, Portland fast freight.
No. 226-11:55 a. m, Departs at
12:45 p. m, way freight.
Toward San Francisco.
No. 1S-1:S1 a. m. San Francisco
express
No. l1-11;OS a. m, California
express.
No. 17-6:S2 p. M, Cottage Grove
express.
No. 15-9:56 p. M. California ex.
press.
No. 221-2:3S a. m, Portland fast
freight.
No. 225-11:25 a. m, departs 81
HISS a. m, way freight.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-03
Pom Corn Rasket Social.

4 very pleasant entertainment ana
basket social was given in the Pop
Corn school house six miles west OF
Salem. last Thursday evening An
excellent musical and literary pro-
gram was rendered which showed
the ability of those participating as
well as the good taste and general
shin of the teacher, Miss Hattie lils-
gins who suggested aud managed
the affair. The program was as ioi-
lows, Song. by six girls reading
Miss Mabel Wilson; recitation
MYRTLE Wilson; musical trio Tine
Verchler sisters reading, Ammon
GrIce: reading Fred Wilson; read
ing Rosa Grice; reading Esther
Porter. baritone solo instrumental y
Fred Gibson. After this excellent
nroaram Breeze" Gibson, the "'-
eran polk county auctloneer and ph'
aptrophist. sold the baskets az hfe'/F
nrices Besides the pleasant s'c'''
feature the object Of the social was
70 raise money for the school library.
II was a successful anair ana 90
was added TO the fund
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-03
PORTLAND MARKET.

asa'-club 64e; valley. 66c;
Rem, &C SIC.
-Choice white. SAC $3.50.
Bran, si4.5O.
4 Timothy. s11@s12; Alfalfa
t'eA-'7@7.5O.
A'oes-60Q75c.
'ury-Average old hen. 100
mixed chickens. 1O@11hc;
. rooster, l2Q12hc; dressed,
El'' lS a lac; turkeys. live II
q, turkeys, dressed, 20Q21o;
i ''g l4e; turkeys, live, ITO
'uFEeys, dressed, 21@22he;
i've SQ lOc; ducks, 14@16e;
Fa' 'lasl.5O.
ls-Dressed. 6G6lkc.
4a5c.
-'on 6d7e.
''-lsO6 choice, l4@l5c;
4. i.a lSe; medium. 1OQ12e.
&c olds. nominal.
\. ..-Nalley. coarse 70 medium
&c Eastern Oregon, 1sq1se:
||'aAir-2Sq2sc.
Fancy Creamery, asa
''oFe butter. 1s@l7c.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-03

r,digested food and gas Ia the
stomach. located Just below .us
49,, presses against il and Gauss.
heart palpi,ation. When yoar hs-s' .,
,sonbles you SO that way take hsf'
s,as t,,r A few days. Yon ~ili sooa
ne an right soc a bottle. sofa y
%. J. Fry's dFag store
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-03
A Decision.

'Ais'er-My dear brother.
80 calls. and / do not know
:, them to accept.
Ninisters-Which pays-I
.,.at ,eat isis the remuneration
N 'nister-No. One promises
\. r's.aad. s while the other prom
-. = hitesn hundred.
ks..s Ailnister--well. I believe.
4, sss' \ that II Is your duty to
a.. ~ most Promising field To
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-03
In.t ihe Thing

husband My colleague Is ire
mo-, insstiable man / ever saS llF
wants ever thing he sees
VIE Can't you Introduce our
....b,er 10 him. Transatlantic
Tales
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-03
HOTEL OREGON

Corner Of seventh AMI stark Streets
Portland Oregon.
The aew and moderu hotel of the eitJ
Caters particularly 20 residents Of IA
lem and other Oregon cities EuroPean
plan. Free bus Rates tl.o0 per day
and upward. Hapdsomest grill In the
West, and prices as low a. In places
les. attractive. Daily Capital Journal
on hle
wRIoHr.DIoKENsoH HOTEL 90
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-03

!. the best safeguard ssaia''
i'.,,on blIiousness aud dyspeP.
' snown TO mankind. Hoiiis'es - I
s,o, so,ty Mountain Tea or raols.., '.. -. =
roe. noss' Tor sale =, Or. stones store
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-03
Poultry, Eggs. Etc.

s-per dozen, Soc.
ter -Retail-Country, 25 q
creamery, 35c.
hs-l0c.
s-lOc.
se-7hc.
h-SH@sc.
Fruits, Vegetables, Etc.
atoes-60c cwt.
on-s5c cwt.
Topical Fruits.
Hi'i'-5lsc per pound.
hnge'-s5.OO@s6.00
l0ns-I5c cwt.
Live Stock Market.
fsS-SqSAc.
|sp-Ss Q4c.
PISSED veal-6G6kc.
+ Hogs-6c.
Pck Hogs-5c.
Gram and Feed
'led cloyer-S6.O0.
|eat-S6,O0.
no'hy-sS.5OGss.5O.
Fs-S0G 32c.
an-slS.50.
orts-s2O.5O.
lley-s20.
ieat, 65c.
a'-sS6O.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-03
|ARKET QUOTATIONS
=-==-z-z= -===--------
Ike Salem a Good Home
Market"
SALEM MARKET.
Steiner's Market.

Steiner's Market.
slers in fish, game and poultry.
81 cash price paid for eggs.
b, delivery. State street.
10-3.tf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-03
NEw ann sEcoND.HANp GooDs.

New and secondhand Goods.--
Bought and sold, also ranges.
stoves and cooking utensils. dish
es, granite and tinware OF All kinds
Give us call. o. L. McPeek. ITO
South Commercial ST S-iS-iy
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-03
CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT
RRICK

Brick furnished In large or small
quantities. Pressed brick made GO
order. Yard ON State street, south
OF Pcnltcntiary.
SALEM BRICK YARD
a. A. BURTON. Prop.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-03
oRAv@sN

II. q. Cummins--Successo 60 White
-Cummins. express, delivery and
transfer line. Prompt service IL
our motto. Furniture and plano
moving speciality. stand at i56
South Commercial street. Phone
175 Residence phone s6S. S-4-tf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-03

0AGw2 IA = a..
a. Ils kaa - hla $40 DsAlA
ss;:.'- &.H7zxzs(
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-03

Time card No. 46. enective Novem
Der 25. 1901 a. m.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-12

-3a9baft. 8arbierlebrlins
(naAbem er ben 5remben auf Der
re9ten Wanse biermal eef4nitten
bait: Wollen sic bic arbere 9Glfr
am4 mod rafirt baben2
Gin pratttfer. Sante:
Was bdlft bu eisentli9 bon Der foses
nannten 8ererbunes : Sbeprie2 Neffe
(Stubent): Wenie! Die @ererbunes>
praris fast mir mebr au-
: 8eim @rapboIoger.
rWas ion Der 3etteI nit ben bret
&reuaen9" ~Sa, ipifen e.
ih ppat' mir bait BON Sbnen mel
9anbf4rift beuten Iafen!~
: 8ebduernspertb. Bee
fu4, germ @olbitanb beim Goupons
f4neiben antreffenb: $50 mDdts i9
ss audi baben!" @otbfanb: .glu,
mer maat's bod nidt gum @srsnii<
gen, tner mub bod leben!A
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-12

g lidIi9e g tura 8. Sn
Wuterburp, Conn.,, ftiir5te Der 3ims
hermann Sobn 8enniipn bon BEN
pierten Stodperf zines Sauies. gr
fiel auf Die 5ibe, nabm feline Miibs
auf, oie ibm pom &opf gefaGen mar,
uno f~letterte suriid. Seine Mitarbei-
ter, pel9e es ni9t glauben tonnten,
baB er unperlebt oapongefommen, boil
ten einen Mrat, bod 8ennifon fling
rubis an gu ar6eiten, uno ols Der &rai
fam, erfldrte er ibm. er Tonne nt4ts
peiter tbun, als linn Slid ipiinf9en.
6 iaenarti SO II /, g
etnes 8ltBf9ldgs 8. Sin Or
better Hamens Sobn Speoline in
Sauf Hapios, Mi9., ipurbe pGbrenf
zines @epitters in einem S9uppsr
BON einem 8libi9Iage getrpffen uni
BON einem 9ol5baufen berabgefaleu=
bert, an tpel9em er eeraoe arbeitets
@r blieb apar am 2ebsn, aber Die eint
Settle ieines @eii9tes unb feines gan.
gen aorpers mar bur9 Den 8liB tief.
f9tpar5 gefGrbt poroen.
6 46jGbriger sang
n g 1T unlGnsit i'm Worfbouie gu
WeItburp, gnglanb, geitorben. Sn
Weitburp seboren, tpuroe Die geiftigs
un6 fOrperli6e Meiterentpidlun9 Dee
&inoes, ais es atpDlf Wtonate alt mar,
pl0bli9 uno fir INNER unterbro3en'
Sein ganaes 2eben lang bat oas tlein:
WeIen &inberrOd9en getragen UNI
fid be5iisli3 Der Habruns, oes @pte'
lens unb AUDI Der erforberli4en Pfleg'
un6 Mbpartuns tpie elm einiGbriees
Rino rerbalten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-12

m il tbtge s B I.
8ei Morrp Cattle, Yprtp Ricp, fiel elm
Splbat bon Dem pprtorifanii9en prp@
Diforif9en &egiment iiber 8orb uno
tpuroe BON Der StrDmung fortgeriHen,
t%porauf 2eutnart 2aprence Nngel bonn
portprifdnii9en Snfanteriez &egiment
in's @ufer fprang, UNI Den SOloaten
su retten. Die Gee 9tne bod uno es
tponte Dem 2eutnant ni9t seltngen,
6as l1fer nit Dem Mdnne gu errei6en.
S9on mar er uno Der Sploat Der Or
f9Opfung nabe uno beioe f9ienen ber@
loren, als Der 9o9bootsmann 8. s.
Marfer in Die Wogen fprarg urb beibe
MGnner sliidli9 on 2ano bruhte.
8pn einem SITTER aet0o<
tet purbe Der 5armer Sapio 8lp in
MiIerton, pa. 8lp tponte bas Sbier
auf Die Weioe treiben, als es fi9 plDb>
lih gegen ibn tpanote uno obidon er
nit einem Stod betpaffnet mar, fpieBte
Der Sitter ibn auf bic 9Drner, f9leus
berte ibn in 0ie 2uft uno bur9bobrte
ibn na9ber mebrmuls, uls er gu 8p<
Den fiel. 5rau 8lp beriu9te. ben
Stier au beriasen, enttam aber felbt
nit Notb feinen @ngriffen. &uf ibre
SiIferufe famen Na9barn herbei, aIein
es mar gu fpdt, 8lp ipar bereits toot.
8erfeBen BON g il e.
pfIansen Bel trodner Witterung
lGbt ii9 our9 folsenbes @erfabren
obne ale 9efabr betpertfteQigen: GO
tper6en suerit YfldnslO9er sema4t,
Damn ppn Waher oegofen uno nit
trodensr grDe aiissefiat, in tpelde bic
Pflan5en eingeiebt peroen; Die Sber<
flGae 0es Qdn6es miro eberfals nit
trodener groe beoedt. 4uf oieie Weiie
balten bie pflan5en mebrere Wo9en
lang out aug, neil Der trodene 8oben
aus Ger ltmgebung geniigeno 5eu4tigs
felt fir Die @urseln an5iebt, poour4
aber 6ds f9G6li9e 3ufammenbdden
bes 8ooens perbitet pirb. 9dlt man
6us @neieben Der periebten 9flun5en
bo9 fir notbpenoig, 10 mub Die be-
gofene Stele na9ber imtrer nit trodz
ner Groe beoedt peroen.
Sas ,2abor>8 b Gin
r2aborz8abp," oeffen 2eben Der Sa9e
Ser prganiiirten @rbeit gepeiht iein
foG, puroe in gbieugo feierli9 %getauft.
Der Sdufling mar Der Sphn zines 8.
8. Greel, unb als Saufpatbe fungirte
6as n@nieo printing Sraoes Council"
bur6 feinen SefretGr 6. g.. Straube.
9 auerluu zines gun
oes. Gin eepiHer Msds IN Ses
Mpines, sSa., bate einen fleinen 9uno
an einen Monn in @alentine, Hebr..
pertauft. Der 9unb entlief feinem
6errn un6 langte biefer Sage. nah
elmer Reife bon flint Wo9en, in mel
der 3eit er 500 Meilen 5uridlegte,
tpieber Bel ieinsm alien @ebieter on.
Riefen@S intenfif4 &C.
fanae n. Gin 500 Yfunb f9tperer
Sintenfii9 purbe Bel Mobile, Ola.
bon elmer 5iidereis9 eieni4aft i'm
Miffiffippi=S unb sefansen. Sas Sbter
ipuroe na9 a&tfiinbigem &f NIT
telft @spebridihen setDbtet, nafoem
es bus Sa6raeus aebn Meilen ieseins
tpdrts se3ogen battle.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-12
g pfritus 35 Gents bic
@aIIone.

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Sttober. Der prsis fir benaturirten
altobol. na6oem oas rleue @eieb an
l. Sanuar 1907 In 2raft getreten fein
miro. utro auf IS Gents bie @alone
perani&la9t. Wan sIaubt, bob Der.
lelbe tpegen oiefer Experimentation
giutateit ben ae%genudrttaen aroben
Sonium bon 9ol3sAlfobol, fopobl fur
bdusltds 3usfs ME fir a0aemeine
6abrifationsswede, In GROCER Ausbeb.
1ung b%errinaern rpirb. @euiKen tom.
mer3ielen Snoufrien, pel1e benatu.
rtrten Nltnbol 3u beionbsren, ibnen
eiaenen 3uefsn bertpenben f6nnen,
miro aeffattet rperben. ioI&en nod bon
Der &%egieruna approbirten 9emil4en
Gormeln gu fabri3iren.
g pteIsr bueIIiren
lid.
0enber, @ol., IL. DIT. Die
beioen profsfRon. lien 8lnfsfpieler
Sames 8bOrnton unb 6. 6offsB gsrie.
then beute In etnem SpieIofal bier In
Streit unb balo sosen He ibre S&ieb.
ellen uno BITE anaQeret bseann. Sborn.
ton erbtelt cine 2ugsI In ben Waaen.
NOR aber nod I'm Stanbe, Elm Stra.
b%engeptert gu geben unb fftir3ts bann
tobt 3u SOoen. 6ofisB erbislt einen
S&ub In bas redte 0anbasIent. Sie
beioen Spteler parer bisber BITE befen
5reunbe 9eueien unb battsn 3uiammen
btele Dumme gerupft.
86fe GoIaen zines
Spabes.
n o n, %. 3D., IL. Oft. -
Der Wapor bes ni&t melt bon bier ae.
legenen tleinsn Ortss Brootlpn maGte
ft& ben Spab, einsn Mann, NIT benz
CT befreunoet NOR. Gilbert WebIsp, In
@eibsrtleiber au ifsden unb bann f96n
nit ibm su tbun. Oss Wapors 6rau
muroe BEL benz Nnblid 10 eiferfhatig,
bob He auf ibren Manu iaob. bieien
famsr, ruabri4sinIi& t6otli@ permun.
bette unb oann auf i4 ielbf faoB.
au& He i&eint t6otli@ psrmunoet au
ietn.
SIM alter bon liz Sabren
an 9 ranbtuunben gefor-
Granffort. 2p.. IL. Oftober.
Wit Dem beutigsn Bob: Der liz Sabre
alten Rsaerin. .8ante" Sane Wit3sa,
IL wabri&einli@ bic dltsfts psrion In
ben Der. Staaten ~ssforben. .8ante"
Sane NOR nod aiemlid rifis unb
uollte E& uie seubbnlia. aud beute
TOR MittageRen aubersiten, als ibre
Rleiber am 6eroe In Branb gerietben
unb He gefdbrli&e Wunben erbielt. bic
tbren Sob perurfadten. vSante" Game
murbe Dor bieIsn, bieIen Sabren bon
Der 6amilie 0unt boil Warplanb bier.
bergebra&t. Sbr Wann ffarb Dor
tur3er 3eit I'm Mlter bon 100 Sabren.