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Arizona republican., 1906-01-05

correct of the two, although there are those who are still of the opinion that the woman killed herself. All the evil dence will be put in before the jury this morning and it will not be sur prising if their verdict is different from the one rendered by the former one that investigated the case, for it $ understood that of the six men who composed the first jury. two of them favored a verdict of accidental death. In either case. however, the railroad company is entirely exonerated from all blame in the matter It is the general opinion of the people of Tempe who nave taken a great inter est in the matter, that so long as there is any question of it being an ac- cident the young woman should be given the benefit of the doubt for she has already been the victim of one misfortune.
 Night before last, her brother, w1o lives in Midland, Texas, and who was wired the day following her death, was heard from. He ordered her body to be embalmed and shipped to her former home in Midland at the earliest possible moment. The remains were embalmed, according to his instruc- tions yesterday by Undertaken A. l.. Moore and will be shipped this even ing.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-05
ALHAnBRA NOTES
What the Farmers Along the Avenue
 Think of the Fair.

Alhambra, Ariz., Jan. 3.-(Special Correspondence of The Republican.)- The first annual territorial fair is over and goes down into history with all the good things earned which have been said of 1t. While the exhibits were even better and more varied and num- erous then was expected, many have been the resolves from the farmer stockmen, horsemen and others to commence early to get their best to the second annual fair in 1906.
 F. G. Bailey and MT. Wage are proud of the blue ribbon first prize awarded to tha beautiful stallion owned by Myers and O~me. MT. M. B. Horowitz, another Alhambra citizen, was awarded the second prize on his stallion which was also . large breed. He also got second on his jack, Napoleon.
 H. Renaud of the Alhambra Holstein- Frisian farm also came in for highest honors in his exhibit of Holstein stock and feels justly proud of all the blue
Arizona republican., 1906-01-05
TEMPE
REMAINS EMBALMED.
And Will Be Shipped To Texas On
 Tonight's Train.

As was stated in yesterday morn ing's paper, another inquest will pc held on the woman who met her death at the NJ. & P. depot Tuesday evening. In the matter of inquests and coroners juries, the law requires that nine jurors be summoned and of this number three may be excused at the option of the coroner. The full letter of the law was not compiled with the evening of the accident and in the hurry of the moment, but six jurors were summoned. This will be righted this morning at 9 o'clock, when these six jurors with three additional ones will again listen to the testimony of the witnesses to the affair The jury or the former occasion returned a verdict of suicide, but since their re- port was made, other witnesses have been found who are positive that the woman's death was the result of an accident rather than suicide. There are many reasons to believe that the latter view of the matter is the more
Arizona republican., 1906-01-05
Hodnett & Carr, resident undertak- CTS and embalmers, Tempe, Arizona. Phone 363.
RAN OUT OF OIL.

There was trouble at the normal yesterday morning and in consequence the training school was closed for the morning. The heating system ran out of fuel oil during the night before and an expected shipment did not arrive. The result was that most of the stu dents wore heavy wraps in all of the class rooms during the forenoon. Lat CT in the day a supply of coal was secured and the plant was put in op- eration after a fashion, and enough heat was secured to make it a little more comfortable.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-05

ribbons they carried home with them. MT. Renaud took a herd, consisting of seven head and led by his two three year. old bulls, Piebe Paul, No 31954, and Aaggie Lad Calantha, No 311S7, accompanied by a COW three years old, heifer two years old. heifer one year old, heifer calf under one year and bull calf under one year, all of which were awarded first prizes, also first prize in the herd class and first in the sweep stake for best bull and COW in the milch breed class.
 w. H. Allen of Mesa on Saturday purchased, at a good price, the regis tered yearling calf, Piebe Paul, second of the above herd which he took to his ranch near Mesa.
 The exhibit, both on parade and at the barn, received much attention and MT. Renaud was kept busy answering the varied questions as to the merits of this breed as dairy stock with the result that the next year will no doubt see many dairymen leaning to the Holstein- Frisian as an ideal milch COW.
 MT. Renaud also took first premium, sweepstake and special premium on Poland China boar one year old.
 Mrs. R. R. Straud and daughter, Miss Maud, left yesterday for Mesa to visit with relatives for few days.
 Mrs. F. G. Bailey and family spent Sunday and Monday at Tempe visiting the old home and the home folks.
 MT. and Mrs. H. Renaud entertained at dinner on New Years day followed in the afternoon with a musical pro- gram, the following guests being pres ent: MT. and Mrs. Ralph Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. T. Ross, MT. and Mrs. George Helm, MT. and Mrs. R. R. Straud, MT. and Mrs. P. N. Sells, Mr and Mrs. w G. Percy, Mrs. Kimsey, and Fred Chan lebais.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-05
REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR.
(From the New York Press.)

From the New York Press.)
 woman cold love any man that other women envied her for having
 A girl has an idea that if she were a princess ner hair just couldn't help curling.
 If bachelor had all the money he has spent on wedding presents he cold almost afford to get married
 What a girl would like to do would be to elope to have everybody talk about it, and then come back and have a big wedding to get the pres ents.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-05
TELEPHONE MATTERS.
New Phones Put In and a Coming
 Change of Hours.

Tempe's telephone system is enjoy ing a rush of business at the present time. A new suburban line is being constructed and a number of new phones are being put up at different residences about town. The new country line will run south and east. taking in the old Al Miller ranch, now Packard's headquarters and he Will have two phones on the line. Vim. Rohrig, B. A. Redden and Fogal and Anderson will also be on this line. About town those who are having phones put in are: S. S. Brown, Mrs.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-05

Hall, Al Miller Tom Argue, P. P. Daggs and E.. A. Clark.
 Commencing next Sunday there will be a slight change in the tele- phone hours for the day only. The regular hours are from 730 in the morning until 8 o'clock at night, with the hours or Sunday from 7:30 until noon, It is to be hoped and it is probably true that in the course of a few months or perhaps longer. the business will increase sufficiently to warrant a still greater change in hours-an extention each way, which will be of much convenience to sub scribers and make the service of a great deal more value to them.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-05
CHURCH OF CHRIST SERVICE
GLENDALE NOTES
Hotel Accommodations Grow to Keep
 Pace With the Town.

Glendale. Ariz., Jan. 4.-(Special Correspondence of The Republican)- Eli Stauffer. an employe of the cleo tric light company of Prescott, spent the past week here visiting home folks.
 The Park hotel was opened New Years day by c. H. Berkshire. The hotel will be run on d modern and first class plan, and no one need be afraid of starving when he comes 10 Glendale, as the notel in the town and the restaurant at the factory can meet all the demands for some time. The Sunday school board of the N. E. church held a meeting on December 29th and elected the following officers for the ensuing year: Mrs. Hammels. assistant superintendent; Mary For ney. secretary and Carl Bunch, treas urer, and also nominated MT. Welsh, superintendent to be confirmed by the quarterly conference.
 Joe Murry. one of the prison guards at Yuma. spent Friday at Glendale visiting o. L. Rudd.
 The Epworth League will present the following program at the home of MT. and Mrs. Leslie Norris, on Fri day evening, January 5, 1906. for the benefit of the league. No admission will be charged. but a silver offering VIII be taken and all are invited to be present:
 Piano solo,. -. Selected
 Mrs. Norris. Baritone solo,. ..... Selected
 Carl Doud Reading .. ..... ."The Editors Guess"
 Mrs. E. E. Doud. Vocal solo .. .. .... Selected
 Miss Leah Cole. Reading Innocence Abroad" ..... . (SelecteG)
 Carl Dowd. Vocal solo,. .. .. Selected
 Russie Baker Violin solo,. ......C Carl Doud Reading-(a) Bill Smith" (Adler). Cb) Prior to Miss Belle's Appear ances-" (Riley). Violin solo,. . .. .. ...... Selected
 Carl Doud.
 Mrs. Norris.
 The first kiln of brick was opened last week, the brick proving first class. A second and larger kiln is now ready for burning. The engine used for raising the machinery has been nov ed over and attached to the pump and with the amount of water now in the well. good supply can be had for all needs
Arizona republican., 1906-01-05

Daughter-"Oh, mamma, I do wish were pretty Mother-"You needn't, dear; sensible men think very little about beauty" Daughter-"But 1t isn't sensible men I'm thinking about, mamma; it's Charlie."-Town and Country
Arizona republican., 1906-01-05
AT THE OPERA HOUSE.

This evening at the opera house, Professor and Mrs. White; the ven triloquist, will hold forth The per- formance is guaranteed to be a good one and has been largely advertised. The doors will open at ' o'clock and the performance will start at 8. The admission will be general 25 cents, re- served seats 25 cents.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-05
.NNuAL MEETING TOMORROW

On Saturday, January 9th, the Tempe Baptist church will hold its annual roll call and business meeting. Rev. Wilbur Fink. of the Methodist Episcopal church, will preach at II a. m. A basket dinner will be served at noon. In the afternoon Rev. Orville Coates will preach and the annual business will be transacted. It is earnestly desired that every member be present, and all friends of the church are cordially invited.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-05
Good shoes

Good shoes are shoes that are made of good leather, we'll put together, sold at right price and shaped to fit the human foot. They are not good shoes if this last is not true of them
 Selz Royal Blue and Perfecto shoes are all these things That's why we are offering them to you; we know that when you have worn them once you'll wear them always
 The name Selz IS on the sole Look tor it and feel safe when you find It.
 Sold b, the NEW YORK STORE PHOENIX, ARIZONA.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-05
PERSONAL MENTION.

Supervisor Clanton was visitor here yesterday afternoon looking af- ter his live stock interests on the south side.
 MT and Mrs. J.. l.. Ruskin, with their daughter, who have been here this winter, have moved to Phoenix.
 "A party of young ladies rode over from Phoenix last evening horseback.
 c. M. Zander of Buckeye, is here this week. He expects to return home today.
 CHURCH OF CHRIST SERVICES January ', 1906. at Andres hall. Sunday school at 10 a. m. Preaching at Il a. m. by R. A. White. Subject: Gods Blessings"
Arizona republican., 1906-01-05
SOCIAL AND BUSINESS MEETING.

The Epworth League of the M. E. church south, will hold their regular monthly meeting and social meeting Friday evening at the home of Mrs. w. F. Minor. A literary program will be rendered.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-05

Merryman and Moore, Undertaking and Embalming. 114 West Adams street. Phoenix. Mill avenue. Tempe.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-05
Beware of Frauds HAVE NO AGENTS,

I will sell my shade and ornamental trees for 50 per cent less than any other nurseryman. Ash trees one cent and up. Palms 2 1-2 cents and up. Pep per trees cents and up. Eucalyptus trees 5 cents and up. Umbrellas 5 cents and up. Honeylocust 5 cents and up. Roses 10 cents and up. Half mile south of Eastlake Park. R. F. D. Mo- 1.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-05
CALIFORNIA VEGETABLES

We receive them twice a week regu- lar and they are kept fresh by our fountain. Celery, cauliflower.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-30

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CLAUDE uno Wanba Wc4ennp, 988
B. Warplano Str, Wdohen. -
@sorge uno Warie Sramer. 325 On
Normooo, Mdo&en. - SO uno Grace
6eogss, 81 @sF 0eimont Str,
Wdb9en.-R. 8. tnb 5lora Spais,.
2O3 q. Warman Mbsnue. 2nabe. -
6.nrp unb 2ouiie 8ramfe, 24O8
aIblanb apenue, Wdo6en. - @sorae
%. uno Nsitts 6isf, 861 ct. pall
Str, Mdoaen.-Sobn 3. uno Jran'
cis CUNT. $40 81. RspaOne gpenue,
Wdoaen. - Sarrp unb Soa Wefcoit.
1921 6ouaro Str, Wdo4sn.
Betraut.
@Iarenee Sones-Map 8. Whitnsp.
Sanforo 8. ROb-2aura @eibner.
Robert Burtou-@Iisa 5rp.
Benjamin 6. @rusls - 0iolet ..
@reenbad.
Sbomas 8ropu-Soiepbins S4neioer.
gomuno 3. @bite - Wsrtie Or.
Smith.
Slopb @incel- BERTHE Doung.
W. 6erguion-He1ie @are.
8tfprbtn.
gomaro SapIor. l, 7l9 WeR IL.
Str.-Sobn Or. Bed. 81. 1912 Union
StraBss- @pntbia Nnn 6eo9es. "a,
1921 @oIsgs aosnue .-gmilp 5sat6er.
Hone. ~, Staot. SOipital. - Wiaiam
3. 8rintmann. %, $50 We9bOrft. -
Sreoa e9uImsitsr, z, 500 Wssborf
Str .-Ratsarst Cor. 63. 7O6 Of IL.
Strabe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-30

BauerIanb -
Cigar 6. Jouorap, &%eparaturen, SIG
q. Btsmard Npe.. SIS. - u. u.
Drtabt, Cottage, 1436-1438 Court
6traBe, 81. 600.-W. Stone, 8 Wobns
h6ufer. 15l3-15-17 Utrqtnia Hpe..
SO. 000.-S. 70. @tjfftb, 6aus.
olnep Str. $780, iniam Dalters.
Rsfosna. 10 8raolep Str, $l,200.-
g. u. @aIfb, DOppelbaus. Wef 10.
Str, 81, 500. - albert u. @orm.
Stall, 612 Warion Npsnne, $500. =
3. u. Sbirlsp. Doppslbaus. 1902
1904 q. New'Serisp Str, 81. 900.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-30
Nene Sneorporattomsn.

5plgenbe 8eisliaaftsn srtpirfien
bsim StaatssS sfrstdr ibr. SncOrpora.
tionspapiere:
%. g. Reagar, gpaI @ompanp",
Ssrrs 6uute; @opituI s21. 900; 9irsc.
loren: SObn s. Murpbp. 5raneis Or.
9u99er unb Daniel 9. &ea9an.
.@abi3 Msreantile @ompanp". Ga.
ei3. 9.nrp @ountp; eapifaI $40. 600;
Sirsctoren: @amusl @arler. Waus
rice Warnsr. 2uoie Warner unb Wm !.
D. 6oparb.
.@aIumst 2umber @ompanp", Sol
Iefon; capital 500. 600; Gireetoren:
Sultan 3. 8ouGe. &. 8. Morriion
unb Walter g. Roebler.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-30

Yoli3eIt@es.

Der Wirtb Bat. Woriaritp, 1136
Cornell NDe.. mubte eshern ben @sg
mad benz SefdnsntB antrsten. NEIL er
R& sessn bas Ni9olfon @sisb pe.san-
gen bat. abaeftibrt wuros er bon ben
&aolerpOli5ifteu Green uno Bsrnauer.
WfIIia Stoutenberrp b.
859 Rulberrp Strabe. fling gsfstn
5dnoeI NIT fetner Satin an; ote be.
ordngts Grau risf bic poli3si 3u 6alfe,
worauf Der @ttberi9 bon ben Bsam.
ten 8afsrt unb @otp. nod Der 8afils
abgefhbrt muroe. mo er uesen Grauen-
mibbanblung gebu&t tuurbe.
Serst. 9 plan uno bic Be-
amtsn Wurpbp unb Ssnrp fubten ae.
fern ben Slouaten Mnion Selios, 33
Sho Wef Strabe, beim @srfauf bon
asifiaen 8etrdnfen ab. Nls ote De.
arnfen na0 oen GrlauontB,0etn rag
ten tonnts er aud oieien ni&t %uorsei'
gen. Sslios purbe nod Der 8affile
abaefabrt. mo er tpeaen 8ertaufs get.
fttser @strdnte ON Sonntas uno ueeen
gertaufs bon iOl&en obne 2iaen8 ae'
bu1t uuroe.
WtIIiam Bate. IA Sabre alt,
1850 Sbelbpn Strabe uno Charles
adams, Is Sabre oft, 1011 BroOtHbe
Mpsnue, tpurbs asferr1 bon benz 8eam-
ten Noams peeen Rleinoiebfabl notirt
unb ibnsn Der 8efebl ertbeilt, I'm
SugsnbgsriGt ju eriheinen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-30

u nterb n oI ungen inb I'm
@anse. tueI&e benz glappool Sotel
einsn lansen pa6ttOntraft an benz an
Der Norb Capitol aDsnue 3uii9en
Warfet unb Wafbinston Ctr. bslese.
men 6ebduoe R&ern m6gsn.
6als ote unterbanoIungen sttnHiq
berlaufen, bann tuerben bte Waf&inen.
rdume, BITE @af&anfaIt ufm., ber
6oteIs Tn biefes @sbdube berIeat.
Dabri&etnlt& tuerosn au3 ots Gin.
ner Der Mnasifsltei1 tn btsfes @ebduoe
berleQt tuerben. George &booius III
Der gigentbamsr bes S%sbduhss.
Charles SO. Woores, Der
prdRbent Der e&ulbeb6rbe . Dereiut.
sunssn. bat einen Aufruf gu elmer I'm
@lappooI 6oisl ab3ubaltenben Con.
BENTON srIaHsn. Die gerfammIunq
fon BON 8.-9. Nobsmber BIER tooen.
Gin autss prosramm wuros CUR I'm.
terbaltuns Der WeriammIuns aufee,
felt. 3uslei& tuuroe ein 3ur Be.
iprs&un9 sslansenbes prOsramm 3u.
fammeneefelt. Das bette SaIent bes
etaatss wirb R@ an ben Debatten Be.
tbeilieen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-30
Seb0roe fur 6Heutlt@e Mrbettsn
Mngebote tpurber empfanger:

angsbOts uurben s%mpfangen:
STR Btu. Nineral Macaoam"pfa-
Rerung oss 5abrwsges uno &anofsins
In Der Butler Auenue, bon Der Waf6.
ington StraBs Biz 3u ben @sleiisn ber
6. 8. & D. giiensabn. &uKsa &
Ssnnifon bon 8olsoo. Ohio. $2.47 ben
Iaufenoen 5ub.
gno9i!iise BsialhHe uurbsn a,fabt:
Str 2036a. 2analiRrunesrobr TN
Daibtn9ton Boulsparb, bonn Jal @rssi
Bis our "a. Ctr.
@uogilttse Anidldse uurben autse.
6eiBen:
5dr 2analiFruns aus Badfsin unb
@enerete tn Der psnniplpanta Strabe,
pom 6all grest big our "a. Str.
0orani@ldse tuurbsn gsutinfGt:
STR 2issbeRrsuung bss 5aprmegss,
6teinabgreuauns uno @emsnt.S sitsn.
mcgee tn Der @raeelanb Nne., bon Der
IS. Bis CUR 38. Str. IL
&siOluttanen wuroen a%ngenomnis1:
STR Badfeinphaferung bes 5abr.
tueges IN Der srffen aasp Iiioli4 bon
Pratt Ctr , BON Afblanb Nue. bis our
gbiion Ctr. r.
5hr Sadfeinpfafferung oes Gabr.
tueass tn Sutton Ctr, bon ct. Clair
bis CUR 6owler Str. 'F Aits
SIR 8adfeinpHaferune bss Sa6r.
tueges In Der erffen aasp weHlia bon
@af Str, BON Der pratt Str. big our
erfen lille n6roli4.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-30

8erternaann'S @lutnen= Deff
am 8. mno 9 Vonember
MmSfteunne bon Gbrpian=
tbemnms, stolen nuo CrGt:
been. SpestaI Mnsaeuung
bon 6o@setts= nno Safel.
Sefcrattouem. 2tebbaber
ponS Iumen itno etn9eIaoen
Gtntrttt fret.
8erternnann BroS.,
241 Npenne.
NhoneS $40.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-30
Dss 0rokotebfabls ansetlast.

Charles Clemens. 511 Mef Nortb
Strobe, Rslner TN @lappool 0otel,
muros gsffern bon ben @ebeimpoli3iffsn
6olb II. De RO6stte In 6aft Genommsrl
uno nod Der PolijeifatiOn abssfibrt,
mo- sine anflass auf @roBoiebffabI se.
gen ibn srhoben tpuroe. 5rau 8. 6.
@iItamIon. ote nit ibrem @atten uno
Rino I'm @lappooI SOtel ab9efisgsn
mar. nabm asftsrn NIT bsnielben gu
ipdtsr Stunos bus Wittaasmabl su fid
Sn benz Spsiisfaal mar Niemano an.
psisnb, als He nit ibrer Jamilis, uuo
Der QelIner Clemens Der He bebiente.
Nad gsenbieung bss MittaasHen be.
msrfts 5rau Wi0iamfor. bab He ibssn
Diamantring Dsrlorsi babe. sic nit
@smabl uno 3inser fu&tsn i'm sansen
Saal berum, fonntsn nber ben Ring
niHt finoen. Spdtsr fam Der ReInsr
In ben Saal. als er ben 0orfaq b6rte.
fdidts er fi9 on, nod benz Rins su
fu6en.
Raa elmer fnr3sn Weile fano er ben
Ring, isoo& NOR Der Stein aus bsms
felben perf9wunoen. Wan permutbst
nun. baB Der 2slner ben &ing borbsr
gsfupbsn bat. ben Stein entfernte unb
bann ben Ring tpisoer on fsinsn plab
bra4te, mo er i'm ncaber fano.
@leMens bsfreitet ben Stein I'm Befb
3u baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-30
Crete Mbenot4ulem.

Die freie abenoi&ule bat seHern,
Montag abenb. In Der Wanual 8rain.
ing 9o2i2ule. Sto Werioian Strabs,
bssonnsn uno piro oaislbf ieoen MOn.
tag. TlittwO3 uno 5rsitag absno I'm.
terri4t ertbeilt. anmelbungen f6nnen
tn oiefer Wo9s nod In Der Offes bsr
6o4f9ule gema6t tperoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-30
nnfaQ.>

@b. Dofep, 533 Wsff psarl
Strabe, elm A~n9sRslter oes 2insan
e4la4tbauies, fisI gsfsrn bort cine
Srsppe btnab. unb 3og t& fdmer3li6s
@erlebunssn am 2opfe gu. Der Be-
wubtloie uures in's S%taotboIpital
b~sf6rbert.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-30
Sorit@t an Ylate.

Die Snbiaua Staats. 8siunobeits'
Bstbrbs forbert bic @ountp,S efretdre
auf, tinftigbtn oas 8erbrennen bon
2aub auf ben Straben gu bintertrei'
ben. Sisfs l1nfitte foG gu Rrantbeiten
Der augsn uno oss 2sbltOpfss BET Rim
bern ftbrsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-30
Gtnbrnm.

Die Rafffubs I'm DENTON 9otel
uuroe tn Der 9a9t snn Sonntaa auf
Noniag srbro9sn. uno cine Wenqe
Sa9en puroen aus berfelben esfioblen.
Bon ben Stdtern fsblt ieBlias Spur.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-30
WaSfen=8au

Ser Martba 9ose go. 236, 6. & g.
of Sonor, in Der Columbia Sale, am
Samitas Mbenb, ben 3. Nopember.
@intritt 15e O. Yerion.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-30

Grfdltungeu in einem Sage 80 furireu
Nebme Laxative Bromo Q%uinine 9abIetten.
Apotbefer e~rffatten has Gelb sariid penn bic
Rur febIHldgt. 6. 90. @rppe's Signatur
auf ieber S4a&teI. 25c.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-30

qocaLD etterberi&t.
S~beiIueiIe bem5ltt unb fdlter beute Radt;
Rittwod, id0r nnb pdrner.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-30

@bteaso. 80 Oftober.
SIR Snbiana: TbeiIpeiie bepDlft unb
falter beute Ta4t; @ittwo9, i90n unO
fpGrmer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-30

W erlanet - suite beuti9e ofeinffeb suhe Trm gum
~ sun1,o6eu uub SinsbaIten. Rein Bai1en.
Siuimsr. Ron NIB gutter aobn. Radaufraseu in Der
grpebitipn bisIts Blattes.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-30

N%erIonet-ain qutes mdbnen fur oIoennttne
~ Salsarbelt. Outer Sobu. senr fabrge Rdo.
6en brau9eu aujufrageu.
RanJufrassn s47 Slei9sr aue.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-30
...NYreS Bulletin.
Gin &erfamf bon spikem

Spisen nit breiten 3anbern uub
Ginias bon iduerer Sanitation @luns,
pel9e iest 10 piel sebraudt peroen
fur fsneb Nrbeiten, Gardiner Beiab
uno unterrod 8arnitur. SiefeI6en
purben gu einem entidiebensn Bar
gain setauft unb fperoen ebsnio pisber
perfauft.
Su Re Sn,itations @Iunp Beias unb
- @inias, ioI9e bic resI. Sc bis l5c
bic Yarb ~foiteten.
2n Zoe Sibide SmitationS GIunp
49, Seias, bic Sic wobI niht
unter zoe unb 25c bic garb bupIisiren tons
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The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-20
TO REPUBLICANS:

We are anxious to have every
Republican in close touch, and work
ing in harmony with the Republican
National Congressional Committee in
favor of the election of Republican
Congress.
The Congressional campaign must
be based on the administrative and
legislative record Of the party, and,
that being so, Theodore Roosevelt's
personality must be a central figure
and his achievements q central
thought in the campaign.
: We desire to maintain the work of
this campaign with popular subscrip-
tions of One Dollar eachfrom Repub-
1icans. To each subscriber we will
send the Republican National Cam
paign Text Book and all documents
issued by the Committee.
Help US achieve great victory.
JAMES S. SHERMAN, Chairman.
P o. Box zo6s, New York,