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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-09
The / iilnes-D 7 spat:c''h,
& Commercial Scholarship Contest.


5 mex uesdaay August 4th The
roll call n will S'* be I'll at s}$ noon on that
day, and h as NJ this has "a ways III prove
TO be an interesting 1feat ure OF tho meet
ing, most OF the surviving members OF
1.-THE troop Will be present. sss Several prom
tlnent speakers will be on hand, as usual,
and d barbecue will be held .fss
.5 Miss Myrtle Bryant recent v visited
friends IN Ashland. 535 gS5
Mr. Ralph M idyet tes and his sister, Miss
Carrie ,Midyette, returned from AN ex-
tended trip to SWilloughby e Beach, Va
Miss Midyette Is very much improve ed IN
4. The family Of the newly elected high
school principal Prot lessor David r. Dun;
can, will probably occupy the McMurl'de lt'
house for the win ter.8)J vii tt
rs Mr. c. B, God has as his guest N
Sale of Richmond.
deacon Tyler Of Ashland, IS spending
the summer IMP hiladelph with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. e, dges have as
their guest for tho summer NJ George
Hutchins, OF Richmond. 8t3
Mr.. Mnsco Vaughan, OF auburn Mills,
ini$th county, was severely hurt by a
sudden fall last week but Is pidly re-
covering. 81 BIN I'LL M 'sy5{@ II Is
Mrs, 6. s. starke, I W % resides In up
Misses starke, Of Richmond. II #
n Mr.. Frank Vnughan, o u Ashland, who
is now abroad, n +. sited st. Petersburg,
Russia, last week .iis EfsI ny
y Mr.. and Mrs. NJ, Terrell, Z Of Hanover
county, have as their guests at /" River
SIDE the Misses DAILY. Of Washington.
81 Miss Bessie Lad ew. OF Ashland & Is vis-i
itlng In New York City. 9s5a3 II
Professor 4. M. E J Zones and Il family,
Of the college. are visiting in the noun
talns Of Virginia. hi On their. return to.
Ashland they will tereafte OCCUPY the.
5Weightman resid ence, on Railroad Street
s,nond, arc visiting the family OF Rev. Il.
r.. 5DadmunS here for the sulnlner,4
81 The residence OF I, President Bla ekwell,
{of the college,, Is prac teal Is b closed for
the month OF August. asf r PRESIDENT Black :
we'll Ia attending various district confer
9ences, a and II Mrs. Blackwell md Miss
BLACKWELL are visiting In Chrlstiansburg,
Va, and AIartlnsvllle. .,3 ai
ii. The family OF Mr.. Henry Motley are
visiting Miss Willie Motley. n ashland ~ q,
WI Miss Il Mamie Vaden a cconpanled by
Miss Iadaw. Is visiting various points OF
interest In, the North. III B,
m Mr.. Bell, ssof Lynohburg, Ya,,i was q
visitor in Ashland last Sunday,
Miss Jane q Tyler, Is Waiting ~ West-S
gmoreland county al s.t3.
55g The Northslde sunoured T obacco a sso-$
clation. Of this county, has edga5 sps-
scial meeting OF Its members ataJones's
Cross Roads on August llth, az WnlcI4
time several prominent topacco !a 'lt''
will address the meeting, " Z. !. Y
"A number OF visitors from Richmondy
arc In town Tonight, attending the mar
rage OF Miss Fannie Cox at ne Ashlaha
EBnptIst Church, !t{f a$t&
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-09
WILDE 4 FINE
OYSTER. SEASON 81: 1 ]
tPublic-spirited Citizens Help
Board of Fisheries Protect 81
the re Rocks.
OYSTERS MORE ABUNDANT I|'| I 70 N ! !.
Norfolk Board Of Control to Take ak
Il. Charge ofathet:3 C,ity's Os:a
Affairs.
STEERS MORE ABUNDANT I'II|'|| v An I
tspeclal y srhe r.n,.s. pa.ch.)

(EpeCIal 10
oninion d 7to tie effeot that the. coming
ovste : season, which opens on September
18th, Will be one OF the most pro sperous
experIen ced III siyirgl MIA waters for years.
Oysternen are making preparations Tor
a1[henvy business. The oysters, too, 1t is
expected. Will be In good condition and
OF a fine flavor. 81 ii * l.f
TO Frank w. Darling, Of Hampton,
and one or two other public-spirited q, oys. !.
termen, as we'll as to the vigilance OF
tho state board OF Fisheries, Ia due the
thanks OF all interested In the oyster
busi ness for the abundance OF oysters
now apparent. Mr.. Darling and others Srr, 4
crtook to see that the off-season depre-
dations on the rocks this season wcro
Suppressed, to accomplish which they
placed at the disposal Of the State Board
Rof Fisheries several vessels to s5be used
as guard boats on the rocks during the
summer. MI Il @SS5 is3 4ifl
All Armed watcllmen were placed aboard
the vessels and thousands OF acres Bof
rocks, usually prey to tho oyster pirates
In the summer, were this year protected
preserving from destruction thereby tens
OF. thousands OF bushels OF oysters. The
oyster. therefore, will be more abundant
and Of better quality on the protected
rocks than they have been for long
time. 81 81 55 y sd W
The Norfolk Board OF Control, which;
will be inducted into power on septenl--f
Dor lat ana Is now schooling itself & IN
the art OF municipal government as IL Is
practlccd in other citiesf left to-n ight for
Baltimore, Nd, where to- morrow will pc;
spent in the study OF the governmental
methods 81 that city # From the Moni- Il
mental City the triumvirs will go 4 to to
Columbus. Ohio, and from there TO- Cleve-
land and st. Paul, and perhaps to But a
5falo. before returning. is ".
f John N elson, 81 eighty two b year rs III old, I
died at the Portsmouth almshouse and
was buried to- day in Oak Grove Gene
terry He II had Is no relatives, I'D but was vas
highly esteemed by all who knew him
and was once a aluable citizen.
Mrs. Martha Ann Hollowell, wife OF
Mark Hollowel, died near the village Of
Deep Greek, Norfolk county. vest erday,5
in the forty:sixth year OF her age. 5E
"a 1vanhoe Bascom ldron Is dead ) g q
his home. 4 No. 619 Green Street Ports
mouth. He ives flfty-fi five years OLD. 3s The!
body will be Inferred in Richmond.
~
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E.ass ..a ~. w q 50
LIGHTNING. VISITS.
Revival MEETINGS J. {: !.
Strikes Two Churches on the:
Northern N eek and Also lsss
y Several Houses.

Especial Il to Y The Times Dispatc 6s ssEEi
A. u gus 8.-----The heav.
lest electrical storm Of the season, accom-
panied BY al downfall v Of rain, passed
over the Northern Neck yeste rday& after
noon. lightning struck In a lumber of,
places. At Whitestone ptist Church
the steeple was struck and the Gather,
boarding tornSofr and the carpet around
the pulpit torn away.
Revival services were being held & ~
Rev. g. y. Bradley at tho time and the
church was filled, but no one was se:''
jverely hurt. 35 n 5aSs
II The barn OF Mr.. n thomas. at Otoway.S
was struck and burned. At New Zion
5colored Baptist Church, while meeting
was In progress, the church was struck
but no one was hurt, though the light
ming passed through the building. 3i4B s$
5j5 "A horse belonging to- Blaton Gleson.3
near Warsaw, was killed, Whtle$ Rev DE-
a.. w. Beale and Rev. r. s, n Thomas were
conducting a revival ut NJ enoktn. 9 large
tree near the church was struck. M
In the yard OF O.$5,W 81 Franklin. near
Warsaw, the clio thea-line was struck and,
n quantity OF. clothes were burned, =, NJ.
Arrest, near Hague. had two horses
killed. ES N N sSs ii 8,
a Mr.. "A. B. Mallory, a PROF lnent mer-
chant of this town, had n his left foot
In tho ankle joint so badly cut by the
blade OF a mower this afternoon that his
foot had to be amputa ted.
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ASHLAND WILL SEND
FINE CONTINGENT.
"a Special Car Will Bring the
Arcanumites to Idle b
wood.
Special 10 The Times Dispatch

NJ ASHLAND, "a AZ. August :. Henry
Clay Council, No. 5s4 4 Royal Arcanurn,
OF Ashland, Il has issued Saeciai invitations
to all OF Its members and friends to at
tend the celebration Of Royal Arcanum
Day at lakewood. in Rich ond, next
Friday and a special ca 7 has been 5iar-
ranged from Ashland to accommodate
those who viii so from here. It$is also
expected that a$night train from Rich
5mond will be put on by the. r Richmond on
fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad to
bring back those who will remain over over
until a. late hour at night. Compll ment-
ary tickets are in the hands sof the COM pm
smittee, and the railroad has attended q
special fare OF fifty cents for tho round md
trip. The excursion from hero Will as
sumo the form Of an all day basket 'fI''l .t
picnic. and the following compose the
Ashland committee: 2. L. 9. Scott J.
Palmer Gordon, Leslie Ellis, g ~. Della ella
rue rue, Lorenzo Lane. u =, ", Neyberg, #
/. y y Extensive arrang eme nts are being
made for the annual meeting of the ven
cradle Hanover Troop at ashland 8 Park
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'RUNN|NG'S'OR[|:'S
C0YE /: [ |. ! B {; }.
little AGlrls Obstinate Case 81
Eczema -- instantaneous Relief
ByCutlc0ra -- Little Boys Hands d
ana Arms Also Were a Mass
!, of Torturlng Sores Grateful
Mother Says
''CUTlCURAS REMEDIES
A5HOUSEHOLDI STANDBY !

.1n reply u. your letter ] write you
4 my experience, and you arc privileged
70 4 uso 1T las you SEQ ct. Last year,
after having my little girl treated by q
very prominent physician for an obsti-
nate case OF eczema, / rcsorted to the
3Cuticura Remedies, and was SO we'll
u pleascd with tho almost instantaneous
relief afforded that we discarded tho
\ physician's prescription and relied en-
II tirely on the Cuticura Soar, Cuticura
4 Ointment, and .Cutic,1ra Pills. When
we commenced With the CuticuraS Rem.
edics her feet and limbs were covered
with running sores. In about six weeks g
4 we had her completely well J, and there
has been no recurrence Of the trouble.
1, \" In July Of this year q little boy In
our, family poisoned his hands and arms
with poison oak, and in twenty-four
hours his hands and arms were . mass
II cf torturing sores. w used only the
4 Cuticura Remedies, washing his hands
and arms With the Cuticura Soap, and
anointed them With the Cuticura2 ONT
3.rmr,ent, and then gave him the Cuticura
\ Resolvent. In about three weeks his
hands and arms healed up; 90 we have
lots Of cause for feeling grateful for the
iCuticura Remedies. We find that the
Cuticura Remedies are q valuable
household stand BY, living as we do
twelve miles from { doctor, and where
it,costs from twenty to twenty-five dol
4 lars to come up on the mountain tain;
Respectfully, Mrs. Lizzie Vincent
Thomas, Tairrnount, " aldcn's Ridge,
Tenn. Oct. l3, 4 005.
,..,,., 80 ,n.,n.l Treatment "a, Ey<yv
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81 SHOT BY HOBos,
Flagman Is Seriously Wounded
While Trying to Make Arrest. "

~ n (specal by Southern Bell Telephone.1 q 7
LYNCHRLRG, ,VA,, AUGUST s.-Fl s.
man Woody, on the Norfolk and Western
railway, was shot early this morning on
tho Island yards, below the city while
endeayoringi along with a number Of
other railroad employees. to catch some
1 Richmond negro, and we've trying 10 beat
their way dut of the city on yyoody's
train. lie was shot In the mouth twice,
and once In the Shoulder. This afternoon
he had severe liemorrhage. which nearly
cost him ha life! Tonight his condition
mt the Hygiea Hospital Is precarioas.
Moody Is from Roanoke. One OF the four
negroes has been arrested, but the others
have elIded arrest. gs8 s.
the tongue, without striking the teeth.
ana ranged town into . luna,
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;4 "a q - ~, 2, q. =, w
a GRUBB MURDERERS.
The Rand lph II Hotel TO q Be Z =. Z
modelled BY a Syndicate.
sgzl1lOOS1SA&py g ~ ~ 49, - ~
IL n,h - - ri pAa, nj A1A nh 4

fh.s IA Especial to The TiIneS- DispAtcn.l =.
81; FAKAiVILLE. IA, August S.-Sherill
Dickinson, OF Prince Edward county has la
gone to Winton, HEREFORD county NJ !! ~
with reauisltion papers for William aRuf7
an, one OF the negroes CHARGED VII n1ur-
dering John Grub, at Tuggle's. on the
night OF June 9Th. ts.s, !, 4 \.
Ruftin is the same negro Oficer. Bra 'r7 ! ncl,
OF Suffolk; notified the authorities mere r.
he had under arrest. It fterwards ~: De-
veloped that Rufflng was In jail at W
ION. charged withSa misdelneanor,..9 Y.
III L he proves tqs be the man wanted mere 9
then two OF tho four who are alleged g
have committed the crime at Tuggle,s
viii be in#custody, Railroad BIZ and an
Other negro, whose name has neyer4pe e =,
known to the authorities here, are sun
ut large. When Sheriff Dickinson ,s srTly 81
taken before Massie Hill sfor' ide e
lion. Hill has confessed fully the crime n!
The Randolph Hotel, at this place mas ~
3s.d ~ soid nv the legatees Of the late
captain r.. M. Fl Burton to g syndi ,Ss8. !.
Who announce that the structure WI y ~ =
5romodeled into q new and up-to-d'a ltf nos
fary is ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-09
I NOTED NEGRO WOMAl.Nl>I,.
Granddaughter Of an African
Princess. SE II

fsnecial 10 The Times Dlspa tch.) ~,
BEI3IiAIIVII.LE.sYA +, a gust S--Ihere
nj ussed away quite a noted woman August
lth at burlington, the home q Joseph q !. 7
sGwathmey, In King William county, ~ g,
sylvia. Hill, an old family servant. VINO 70
had always remained with her peonle,
deserving their trust and respect. her
mother was ebony black, With q roman !, =
nosa and regular features. and a. truly
noble character She always claimed that
abe was OF royal blood, that her grand-
mother was princess In her own land,
and when girl WAS seized BY some
sailors. She was carried off to a vessel
and taken ITO New York In America, she
was an earnest Christian. living her re-
,lIgion, and with no near relatives, but
a host OF friends who WILL miss her
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ti
Virginia, and he by President Boatwr!ght,
OF Richmond College. III VIZ; {3i8 t5s5
l The association disposed OF much other
business at the afternoon session, and
will be able to com plete It's work to day.
The n business session will a open * at ii "A
O'Clock. ~ and A there will probably be no
sermons to-day. @S5s s. sSS Ks 4itss +. \
THE annual meeting OF y the Woman's
81 visionary Societies Of the Middle District
Association was held In the afternoon.
h The good women first met In the Sunday
school annex to the church building. The
attendance was SO large the annex could
not hold tho acrowd, and al ter concluding
the opening devotional exercises the 'vo-
men adjourned 10 tho arbor, where one
OF the most interesting meetings In tho
history OF the association was held ne
meeting was preside over sby Miss! Red +
ford. the supe rintendent OF rs MIS-
siona ryS esoci tiles In the as sociat lon; II
al, exc eptionally wen swo rded Introductory
address; Miss BEDFORD explained the Oh
feet OF the ting and the scope OF the
work OF the wv o man 9 Df stonary Socie-
ties. 81 d 4 81 8 S . I, .5s$ ,
@ An address OF welcome to the delegates
was made BY Hiss Wat tns.S and respond z
cd TO by Miss Mary Hancock. OF Man
chest ter Miss Lamb. the tary i READ
the reports from the societies, except such
~ were presented by the delegates IN
person. All of Il the twenty soclet Ties In
the district reported. and all show q
splendid year 9 wor K. SS3. u }s aS 3,
papers on the mission work
81 the denomination h and the part the
women are taking in It were 5r tsH a. Mrs rs
Robert II G. IS Porter the former supe RIM n
1tendent OF the district, attended # the
Meeting. taking part In the proceedings
The presence &of this we'll known worker
was inspiring. for In her usual helpful
lway she added greatly to the interest q
the meeting y .Bs' 2 vs. vs.
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ID the eobr!uuet 81 Grand Ola Man, IL
che most sought after member OF the
association. Both sexes, yourlg and old,
delight to honor Mr.. Goode, and atten-
Btons paid him are Richly rewarded by
,irafts, which he 80 freely makes Upon
HIS wonderful store Of "Reminiscences In
which historic names OF byBono days
IRE sprinkied az thlokiy as autumn leaves
lt valambrosa. AZ iy Il
4 Elegant Reception.
EVERY member OF the association at-
tended the reception given thorn by Mr.
Decatur Axteli this morning at hiH benu-
tiful cottage In tho splendid grove on the
mot ntninside, facing the homestead.
The guests thronged the broad veranda
commanding q perfect vlew OF the val.
Icy and this bluo mountains forming tho
background at the lower end, miles away.
For every guest there was q tall glass
sbritnning WITH crushed Ice tipped with
d plume Of mint. n How many OF these
can mar, take with safety" solomnlyt
asked Mr.. Justice Brewer OF Mr.. Goode.i
70, two or three" \ rerlied Mr.. Goodo.
r,onchalnntly better be on the safe sldo,
however, and take three" y (
But the Justice took counsel OF discre-l
ton and stopped at two.
The session next year will probably bc
held III Norfolk, or near that city, owing
to the desire Of the members to attend
the exposition. IN
President Tucker, ii Of the exposition
company, will present a formal invitation
TO the association to meet in Norfolk
WALTER EDWARD HARRIS.
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4 4 Family "A MI " STRICKEN
With D|PHTHE|:.R||A
Two Dead and -Four Others
Down-Neighbors Fear u,
XIII RI Help 3}5'

II WINCHESTER, VA, August s,-Thirty-
six hours after the death Of her mother,
Mrs, Emma F>dler, at her home In Bruce
town, this county, Monday morning, Of
sdiphther!a, her eldest daughter, Lille
$F1dler, aged fourteen years, died last
night from the same disease. and four
more Of the children, three boys and one
girl. are desperately III with It.
55I5 William Fidler, father OF the family,
shasTnot had an hours rest for two weeks,
and is bordering on Pr ysleal ana mental
collapse, while neighbours, fearing the dia-
ease, hase declined to enter the house
Mrs. Elders body was placed I'm Va
coffin in the same clothes In which she
died and was buried at midnight BY an
undertakers assistant and hearse driver
The body Of Lille Eadler was similarly
Inferred Tonight at Brlaetown.
ggThe Frederick county Board of Health
took charge Of the Tidler household this
evening, "A 4. ~ 9 q re-
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MountaiinEx cursion
Wax q 9. RAILWAY, ls.
Charlottesville
White j. E. Sulphur,
Hot I D Springs,
" u And intermediate Resorts, KS
Thursday, August 18th.
.5-paya In the Mountalns-6

snec.al train will leave Richmond via
fc. & o, Railway, at ~ noon Thursday.
August 10th. for Charlottesville. Hot
Springs, White Sulphur and intermediate
stations. Tickets good returning on all
regular trains until Tuesday, August 2lst
inclusive, Rates to stations, Charlottes-
vile to Alton, inclusive, y $3.50; Basic to
stanton. Inclusive, $500; Mount Elliott
to Clifton Forge, Inclusive. $3.50, and
{Coyington to Hot Springs and White Sui
phur. Inclusive, s4,oO,
The most attractive excursion Of the
season.. Five days In the Virginia moun-
5tains, ~ 5. s5 II "a
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BEDFORD BAPT1sTs.
Meeting Of the Strawberry Asso'
ciation-I Lakewood Scored,

A. fspeoi al by southern Bell Telephone,)
lIYNCHBURG, VAn August 8,-About
1900 persons We're at the meeting of
the strawberry Association Of the Bap-
list Church, at North Bedford Church,
to-day. Rev. DR., W illlam y. Hatcher
and Mr. WI liam -, Nilsson, OF Richmond.
treasurer OF the State assocls tlon, took
mart In the session, During the day, Mr.,
Elllson severely arraigned the Owners Of
lakewood Park, in Richmond, for their
efforts to open the resort on Sunday.
The association will complete Its session
I Tomorrow. l sgsi 13 Va Il 80 s5 4 sisS
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Two Scholar ships Free.
Commercial Education Without Cost.


believes Public
Course Virginia practical Is also that 81 the private schools Io
aid obtain business education has
choice either Of Commercial
Full Course snhy and Typewrng at
who write the best
position advertisement:
firm
# iAantn OIL ;mstb not
or2l,n n ersonl appear and
eferness
In own
Times dispatch &Ss&
course imaginary your hantw
be
the letter which
award
bva
old Virginia this
III
Typewritng
The
will
Friday usts1oh3
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Health, pleasure and recreation.
WEEK, END ExcuRaloNs To aNATu,
RAJ. BRIDGE, INCLUDING HOTEL Y
ylAccoMM oDATIQNs,V VIA Q HE'S.
55zte3l hpEAkE e hNLINf RAJ. WAN. tflll IL

Tickets sold on Fridays and Saturdays,
good until Monday AID Tuesday follow
Ing, including stage from station TO
Bridge, admission to the Bridge, and no.
tel accommodations
Saturday tickets, with hotel aoeommo J.
datlons until dinner Sunday, 3s.ooi until
breakfast Monday, $3.50.
Friday tickets. with hotel aHeo ON ,,,a
breakfast Monday, s1l5o; until break
fast Tuesday, $3.50.
Spend Sunday at this Natural Wonder
OF Virginia ana charming mountain re-
sort {tts
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In Extrenis.

Especial to Ths Times Disps tch,) 8
( 4 FORK UNION. AZ August q S.--Atr,s
mission merchant OF Richmond. but for,
fifteen years occupied here in the nlanu-
lfacture OF tobacco. 10 hopel essly III In his
home with Bright's disease. i
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Only 2 Days More

for those who Wish Scholarships All letters
Is mailed r. M July 18th The winners will be announced
18th Notice carefully the conditions and send letters "a
immediately
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Bllcllllorll.
,Litlliia Water


More Lithia than any Other
water on the market.
/ Richmond, Va. July 80, 1905. 4ssi
Buckhorn Lithia Water Co.. Henderson,
N, c.: t4 9.s
Gentlemen have been using your
5Buokhorn Water in my family for nearly,
two years, and 1t has bean very satisy
factory, 1t has done everything that y
was recommended TO do by my physician.
sDr. Treyilan. / f1nd 1t the best water I
for uric acid that have oyer tried. andssN
would advise any person troubled vita
uric acid or any kidney trouble to use y
same Very truly yours.
" C. RIDGWAY MOORE
n Attorney at Law.
FOR sale by all Drusol.ts. #
Vaughan,R obertson! Drug Company
Wholesale nistrlbutpss.
RIG HMoND, - Va
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-12

epe6, gnsI.-VewdbIter, 8 t3 10 Rtanb
In Dsr&i&nttt, lie; IL ID II Rhrxb tn
0urGf&uitt, 12}e.
S9uaaI - In 1terees5-1. Dual. S5s; Q
0maIttdt 92e; 8. nuaItdt 9se.
@eb6rrtes yetRphetj@ - e4txieS, reg.
Ssts. 123s; HubenisttsH 94e; SxRssi. Is
3n66eI 1916.
eep66eItes e~4ustxeHej9 - &1o@e2Icfes
Tancp Big $40 80: 4lares Neax $3.50; 5orp
~ $500; Short GIsax $500; Eanvf
SIC. 90.
HarHe - Serdu9erte Bratuura 6ie.
6ramtfurter 7e; Bologna In 9Srulss Sc. to
xu@ SIC.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-12
ShiIsnahrihten.

Nep Oort: SO @ascosna" na6 Saors.
,8ranbenbur9" nah Brer1erl,
armenian" mod Ginerpool,
vMrfanias" mad Copenhagen,
Bring Dstar" bon Senua uno
Neapel.
Queenstown: vWaieftic" bon Sipsrpool
nod Msu 0Ort.
9iperpcol: Ottoman" bon Bottom,
.Saronia" bon Bottom hber
Queenstown.
Weapel: ,Neapolitan Prince" na4gtstp
Dorf.
@6erbours: y3niier Wilbelm Der Gro.
BE" bon Stem Oort iibsr plpmouth
nad Bremen.
Sapre: y9omeranian" bon 0alIfar
nod 2onoon.
9onbon: Minnstonta" nab Nsfo
Oort.
Sartbure: ,pananaa" nod pbilas
belpbia.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-12

syridte uns 0emdie.
Tra9t.
aepfeI Suite Ro@dpfeI $3.50 per Sas.
Yananen 81. 0o-l.26; sIetns 7be-$l.oo.
@ttronsn 50 as 3.76 per Rife.
pronaen - 50 .2b-s.76 per 2tfe.
srauben 17Ae per 8orb.
girnen 81. v0-l.2b per 8uibeI.
0emRfe.
g7otbe Riiben 26e per Dufenb gun&es.
@sIerp 25s-loe pes Bun&.
Differ pIart zoe per Dutesh.
Rraut - 81. 0o-l.25 per GaS.
gIumeniobI $2.5l per Dutenb.
@urfen = $I.s, Der Dusenb.
soIat - 12kc per gfanb.
geterfIie 16e per Dusenb Sux6es.
RrtofeIn - 65e - zoe per Brl1el.
eIsfartofeIn - Strsinia $l.75; Saltt'
Ss.U,-a.26; Ssrieb $3.50 500
per Tab.
0uiebeIn - Hotbe rnb ipeibe $l.5t pei
bumoert Bfunb ; Spanii4e Smtebeln sl.oc
per Sifte.
Stabilize Ice per Dutenh.
sptnat - '0e per Buibel.
tomatoes So per Grate.