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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-04
stiALE m GRANT LAND g. g3ts
. Fl NAY Dc UTILIZED

]. N Ireland. the brick manufac-
turer. Is figuring with the board of
trustees of the Las Vegas grant with
g view to purchasing an eighty acre
tract on the site Of the race track,
across the river, for brick yard pur-
poses. The shsle Ia that locality
from which brick can be made Is 81 4
reddish and more desirable color than
that Of those turned ont at his pres
ent location On the east side.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-04

10 signal L. sisan shsy are r~qa<se.
Cd To apg~sT in the street arneA. A
APPEAL has given rise % . serious paar
y and Tears are also expresss1 fAaf
= general ssstk~ may Lreak cst b~re.
ssringsns measures have be~a a1ops.
ID hsne for the preserssiioo q Order.
The Polish socialist party tsssed .
rsnsIamatic1 admitting their r~spon-
sieiiisy for the recent train rOD6~sses
and acknowledges that they nnr1ered
sssnsy poliesnnsn during the present
week.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-04
DEvl,N CREDITORS MAY
- SELL 5000, 600 ESTATE

Topeka. Kas., Aug. "A meeting
Of the creditors. Of the Devlin estate
was held today to consider the propo-
sition to- sell the $4,000. 600 estate. II
is expected that an agreement will
be reached to- sell the property at
auction. This refers to all the Dew.
lin property In Illinois, Arkansas. Mis-.
souri, and Kansas. except that which
the trustees and receiver for the
First National bank are claiming and
which Is in litigation.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-04

adjutant general and vas appointed
colonel Of the First Regiment Of 10.
fantry Of the New Mexico national
guard, which position u. resigned ON
the first Of July. 1856. lie served as
register a little less than four years.
He has, also been a county commits.
sioner of Santa re county, a member
OF the city board Of education and
secretary Of the bureau Of immierx.
ticn ~ twelve years. He hss always
taken, an active part In politics and
was several times chairman Of the re.
publican county committee for Santa
Fe county. member Of II for several
years. a member Of the territorial re.
publican central committee for about
twenty-five years and secretary
thereof for twelve years.
He Is Free Mason and was made
. Master Mason at the formation Of
the Grand Lodge OF New Mexico In
September. 1877 by the Grand Lodge.
Captain Frederick r. Whitehead,
commissary Of subsistence. U. 9. ar.
my. and he received the Master Ma
sons degree together. Several men
celebrated in New Mexico's. history
helped to confer the degree Among
these pioneers were william w. Crit.
!fin. Of Santa Fe. grand master; Colo.
mel William L. Rynerson. deputy
grand master; Judge Simon B. New.
comb. of Las Cruces, grand senior
warden: thsa Governor Simon B. N.
tell. all since deceased. and Judge
Henry L. Waldo. 8
Colonel Frost connected himself
with the Santa re Daily New Mexi.
can during the first week Of his arr.
val In the territory. He acted first
as correspondent and special writer,
and later, az he became acquainted
with territorial affairs, ss an editor.
tal writer. This until June. 1888,
when he became . stockholder Of the
New Mexican Printing company,
since which time. with the exception
Of the term from January l.. 1894, To
January q, 1897, he has had the edit.
orial and business management Of
the Daily New Mexican, Of the Week.
ly New Mexican Review and of El
Nuevo Mexicano. the Spanish edition
Of the .N3w AehicaBsss During 1900,
1881 anu Eez. III war sohneeted with
Ma5of WIZ Beilhache, ,siif the publ.
cation d che Evening Review at Al.
bnquerques which paper was n,erg.
ed with 1ne Daiiy Ne~ Mexican In |
June. 1eSa. N. - n y t.-.Se" -.s.,s "a
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-04
MISS GRAHAM WEDS
BENJAMIN r. HARPER

Chicago, ILL.,, August A wedding
Of note here today was that Of Miss
Laura Gorham, dean Of the faculty of
the Oxford tOhio) Female college. and
Benjamin F. Harper of Fort Wayne.
The groom is the auditor for the war
department. with headquarters at
Washington.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-04
FIRST MAN DRAWS
IN sHosAoNE LAND LOTTERY

Lander. Wyo.. Aug. 4.-Hans, Ber.
lin of Laramie, Wyoming. drew mum.
ber one here this morning in the lot.
terry of the Shoshone Indian reserva-
tion homesteads. The drawing of
names began at . O'Clock and Ii pro-
ceeding rapidly.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-04
.TIP1ON resigns FROM
VARSITY REGENTS BOARD
(Special To The Optic.)

Santa re. ". NJ. Aug. THE ex.
pected has happened. DR.. w. r. Tip
ton Of Las Vegas yesterday rendered
his resignation to Governor, Hager
man as a member Of the board Of re-
gents Of the Normal University. the
same being accepted by the governor.
Dr. Tipton,s resignation ~ surgeon
general Of the national guard ma -
q member Of Gov. Haserman's a.
ficial staff was also accepted. 4 lack
Of harmony among the board. Of
which he was president, 10 assigned
m the reason for the, physician want
ing. TO step down and out from official
position. -
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-04
FAMOUS KENTUCKY BEAU
DIES At LOUISVILLE

Louisville, KY, Aug. 4.---Col. Cuth.
bert Bullitt. one of the most widely
known kentuckians, died today aged
81. He was appointed collector Of
customs for the post of New Orleans
by President Lincoln and afterwards
held other federal appointments He
was a famous beau. . s s III. s.sss I.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-04
REAR ADMIRAL TRAINS
BODY TAKEN TO YOKOHAMA

Chefoo, China, August 4.-The sick
ness OF Rear Admiral Charles ]. Train,
commander in chief Of the United
States Asiatic fleet, who died here yes
terday. began July 20. He was con.
fined to his bed but his illness was
not considered serious until yesterday.
The body will probably be taken on
board the flagship Ohio tomorrow and
the battleship will proceed to Yoko.
hama.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-04
WILL PROSECUTE SERVE ne So.
OF ADuLTERATEp MILK

Chicago. Aug. 4.--The state food
commission issued formal notice YES.
terday that hotel. restaurant and
lunch room keepers who serve water.
err skinned or otherwise adulterates
milk will be prosecuted.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-04
NOON FAvoRs ONLY
WESTERN ASTRONOMERS

Washington, D. c.. Aug. I.
A total eclipse Of the moon
is on the schedule for this
date. but only the astronomers
Of the far western section of
this continent have the oppor-
tunity to observe II. In the
eastern portion Of America 1t
is invisible. The total eclipse
begins at $3.50, San Francisco
time, and at 4:41 at Ogden.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-04

IN number nj workmsn th@re today
prepared % receive With bombs. . de.
ssshment of troops sent against them
when one u the bomes exploded.
blowing three workmen 10 pieces ana
xonnding many others
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-04
LoNeWoRTEs SAIL
HoMEWARp ON ST. PAUL

Paris, Aug. 4,-Congressman ami
Mrs. Nicholas Longworth sail today
from Cherbourg for New York on the
st. Paul.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-04


Warsaw. Aug. "A Telegram from
Lihan says that the train robbers to.
day between Liban and Haffpot, stole
SO 600 Of government money. Eight
passengers were wounded In the de-.
fsnse of the train. Among them were
the consul general of Brazil. NJ. Won
Rapneievski and a German narnei
Grundnann.
A plan 10 iiherate the political pris.
oners here was betrayed 20 the auth
critics today. Several ciyii servants
and policemen were arrested =
Renewed Fighting Reported
81. Petersburg. Aug. 4.-Reports Of
renewed fighting az Cronstadt reach.
ed here this morning Telegraph
communication In cut and II is impos.
sible to ascertain what occurred.
Bomb Kills Two
Moscow. Aug. A bomb was ex.
ploded In the Kagan railway station
today. Two srsons were killed.
Three Blown 10 Pieces
London. Aug. "A dispatch TO the
Evening Standard from Moscow says
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-04
THE DUKE or RUTLAND
DIES; AGE ss YEARS

London, Auv 4.--The Duke or Rut-
land tJohn James Manners) died TO-
day He was born ID 1918. #
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-04
FOUR EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS
At MARTINIQUE ISLAND

Fort De France, Martinique. Aug. I.
-Four strong earthquake shocks
were felt here Thursday night.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-04
Chicago Absolutely Dry

For the first time In lis history.
Chicago Is absolutely dry today. The
law provides for u cancellation Of
the license of any saloon open during
the election and the saloon keepers
would not risk the loss Of their II.
censes' as I'm such case II could not
be obtained again for AZ least twenty
years.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-04
SENSATIONAL REPORTS FROM TANGERS
STATE SITUATION WORST IN 50 YEARS
asTtFseseH AGITATION SPREADING ssssALs ORGANIZING
AGAINST SULTAN - lsrg RUSSIAN STATES sosssss
GET $4,000 FUNDS - soMss x,,l Two - saAx,,,As
eossu, WOUNDED - sssewso FIGHTING esessrAor

Tansssrs- aUg. a-Highly sessaiinnr
nj sstagfs are ssing reeeised here
causing the utmasf excitement. Daiiy
there eonaes information from the In.
terror of the rapid spread a violent
antiFr.nch aritsfions. The rebels
are concentrating their military con-
tingenss around MaTakesh fMorocco
City,. the southern capital. snd there
In no a"aht that n formidable cosii.
tion cf ssmiindependent vsssals has
been formed They arr ciamorinr
for . holy var and urging the viceroy
10 proclaim himself sultan. The xif.
uation II mere critical than n has
been for thirty years.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-04
WILL CARS REGIMENTS FIRE UPON REvG. =.
lU7lONSTS UNDER SHAM PROPAGATION!
LEADERS DECLARE OFFICERS Gsessss pousYs Asoyr
suen LOYALTY - wsolgsAlg Assssrs owcoscgsrimo sur
oooS co OUT PROCLAMATION SOUNDS wsss,sc 70 ssws
ogFiANrlv KILLING TWENTY

~, feasrxbnrx. August As far ss
has teen sseeytsin.d. the resolntio1.
lists have no great supply IL funds.
The leaders say the major postioa n
shat thss have has h~en oonfisextsd.
The r~solusio0isss elxia thsy have
positive information shss csafesence
Of the chiefs u the military And
secret peliee wsa held last ni9A1 st
which ths question u whether The
ircps will ohsy orders 10 fire on IL
people we're considered. Tue oificesp
expressed grave doubt whether the
snldieFs. especially those ~ the guard
regiments. would obey without prove
cation. The reyoiutionists add that n
VAS arranged that the government
spies shall give the necessary provo.
cation by firing ON the troops with
sesolvers- 4 proclamation vas pre-
pared reciting these alleged facts and
warning workmen 10 be on their
guard against such proyocators. 4.
II Is evident success wili depend
upon the temper of the masses, Tn
less the whole army sides with the
revolationists those In control of the
government are convinced thai ss,e
strike will end is failure.
About 1900 Strike #AI
81, Petersburg. August b. 2:is p. n.
Probably no tmore than thirty thous.
and workmen were out when the gen
erai strike went officially into force
to-day al noon. The police have put
so many leaders behind the bars that
great confusion prevails among the
organizations scheduled 20 begin strik.
ing In various places ut different
times.
Proclamation Sounds Warning
Warsaw. August s.-Jewish social.
lists in proclamation today urged the
Jews 10 BE- ready 10 fight and should
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-04
TEST illinois
PRIMARY RULES
EARLY POLL INDICATES LIVELY
INTEREST MANiFEsTEp ~ o..
RECT VOTE FoR NOMINEES
DRY FOR FIRST TINE
Chicago Saloons Close to Prevent q.
eense ee6eituses. Which Could Not
se Obtained Again Tor Twenty
Years u Law 70 Violated

Chicago. Aug, THE weather con.
difions are such as should insure a
fair test Of the new primary Law. An
early poll indicated lively interest.
Estimates were made OF the probable
vote as high as I75!ooo. Every voter
I'm republican. democratic or socialist
ranks will vote directly for fifteen
party nominees as well as delegates
to the party conventions.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-04

Warsaw. August s.--Jewish social.
lists in proclamation today urged the
Jews 20 BE- ready 10 fight and should
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-06

2peaLB etterbert&t
S&5n unb fdIter beute Ra@t; Sonntag,
i65n une ipdrrner.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-06
@iese-
b n.

Darn nnb alice @abl, 1881 Wef
8srmont Str, Rnabe.-2atbertne uno
hilbert Reebers, 226 Norb Ssnate Ape,
2nabe. - @ia unb Mlmsoa 8enbam,
California unb Wi9isan Str. Wdo-
&en.-@ilinm uro Mprtle Sab. 1927
Shb Weribian Str, 2nabe.-@mmei
unb Warp 6aroing. 223 Sho gaF
Str, Rnabs. - Benjamin uno 2ena
9Diaiamfon, 225 Sto 0Oble Str.
Rdb9en. -2eonarb unb Anna SObn-
ion, 1916 Norb Ssnate aus.. Wdb-
asn.-SsHs uno Sarab Sones, 2015
Brooffoe Mpe., WdoGsn.-Samss uno
5rau gaa, 1919 @sf 20. Str, Mdo.
SEQ. unb Warp Rotp, 2015 NOrb De-
Iapars Str, Mab&en.-go uno &Ofa
Wiie, 1914 Rsno Str, 2nabe.-3bo'
mas unb gpa &ossrs, 1441 WeF Obiu
Sfr., Sn1De.
Getraut.
Sobn b. Munbp-Sionep Wonoap.
@eRorber.
Wirgil 2armbar, l, 1925 @raeslanb
Abe. - 5oref Worlep, A d.. 821
libel Str. - Mnorstu @rap. 81, 937
Road Str.-glpbe 6arris. 4, Stabt.
SoipitaI. - Mafe u. peblou. 4 Dr.,
1857 Columbia Nbe. - Nlbertina
Walle, SO, 218 Norb Sabiofon Ctr.
Smuggling 5raaier, 6 3d., 2 Darne1
Ctr. - glisabstb Clifford, rs, 1903
Mbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-06
9leime etaotnentsfeitem.

Jrau gbwarb 3is9eI, 2612
y. Slinois Str, tpuros en- Der Sli.
nois unb 26. Ctr. bur9 sinen 6a0
bonn Strabenbubnmas9on srbsbIi4 Der.
lsbt.
Bat. s. @amer q, 203 Wef
South Str, Der in aineans Sala6t.
baus In sinsm Jabrfubls perunslidis,
wuroe ins SiatoniHsn 5oipital se.
bra&t.
Sefer pat9, BOIL Station
Str, grisbiwOOb, elm II Sabre altes
Wdb&en, mel9ss bsinahe 200 pfunb
tpos, fisI foot un,. Wau e!aubt, bab
He sinsm S9la9fuHs srIas.
WtIIiam RIetn aus So
fomO, Der bor msbreren Wo9en an Der
Snbianas absnue sire 8rspps binab=
ftir3te unb f9 sinen g&doeIbru8 gu
3og, if I'm Staotbofpitale ieinen 8er-
lssungsn erle9sn.
9emofraten uno 3epublifa.
ler fno isBt nit Der aufnabme oss 80
$agss poa bei9dftist. Nddfe Wo9e
tperoen BITE precinct=B eriammlunQen
a~bsebalten, I'M bic poabh6sr ;u eorri=
giren, unb Der 2nmpf um bic ein3slnsn
Stimmsn miro Damn ernfli9 be-
ginnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-06
ttnSere Wn6er umo Oct frans6fS6s
Sonntag.

rSbr Jein0e oes amerifaniI9sn
Sonntags! Sebt SIR, mie iebt 10.
gar Die S~ran3oien, unO 5mar ard in
ibrer Sauptitaot Yaris, aagemeinen
Sonntags5tuang einfiibret uno bon.
ltredenl" 60 i6ndben unb idreiben
ieBt ameritdniI9e Muder un0 MAIDEN
iif oaour6 boaenos 81 Iarren.
Sic iiberIeben gan5, oaB oieIes
fran5oiii6e SonntagsgeIes alls6riif.
lid 9otels, &eItaurants, @irtbihaf-
ten, &%affeebduier u. (. NJ. bon leinen
geltimmltngen o1snimmt 1n0 SEN
Snbabern iol6er @ei6Gfte sic 8erab-
rei6nng ODER BEN @usi6anf 9eiiti-
ger 8etrGnfe am Sonntag ourhalls
ni9t perbtetet, fonoern an lie nur
oas humane uno gere6te Se:langen
iteat, oab 6ur6 cine entipredenbe
Notwithstanding ieber uno ie0e Der
bel ibnen 8eidGftigten einen grbo.
Iungstag IN Der ISOLDE befontmt. gs
bralidt aber ni6t ser Sonntag sur
lein. Ser Sonntag an lno fir ii6
oII uno NUT nod bieiem 8eles
nur Der &ubetag Der &ngeite1ten ioI.
der @ei6Gfte iein, beren SdlieBung
am Sonntag Der 9eq1iemli6feit, Der
nnterbaltung uno Dem Sergniigen
bes Y,l6lifums feinen @introq t61t.
9aB basielbe fran5oiii6e 8arla,
ment, bas 6ur9 feline &ir9eneeIebe 70
bel u~nnotbiges @irrial in Sranfreid
berbeifiibrt, oils &i1betag bod a1t6
ben 6riitli6en Sonntag in 8etradt
5iebt, lit ia gang nett bon linn. SsSn
oieler 8e5iebung 5eigt es fi6 neit
b%erriinftiger, als iene ionoerbaren
Sran5oienfopfe, Die mGbreno Der aro.
BEN erlten &ebolrtion our6Gonbents-
bei6lltB bonn 5. Sftober 1893 on
Die Stele Ser ii~ebentGgigen @ohe bic
5ebntGgigeS efaoe iesten NIT If +
letten Gag als &ubetag, 10 6oB nidt
bon iieben, fonoern MIR bon lie sebn
Sagen elmer Elm &llbetag par. Sea.
poleon bot, oils er &aiier bon Srunf-
reid puroe, audi oieiem repolittio-
nGren l%tniinn bur6 SenatsbeIdluB
bonn 8. September 1905 ein gn0e
gemadt ino Die i~iebentGgiee ISOLDE
NIT &mbetag obne Wuderei mieoer
eingefiibrt, mGbrenb er mebrere Der.
niinftige repolittionGre @rrunaer-
f6aften, 10 namentlid Die zines freien
uno begiiterten 8arernitmoes. tros
ieines Despotisml.s. b%eibebielt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-06

Gbteaso, 6. Oftober.
Sir SnSiana: S86n unb faltsr beute
Ra9t, Sroa sonntas, i9on unS tpdrrner.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-06
Detterbertmt.

sar .. etunSsn snSsuS 7 upr @Ors.ns, 7. OCTOBER
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-06

au bic MntIage bes 2lein.
biebfabfs bin wurbe Der Neser Wiltam
force bon Ho. 10ll Nustingums
Strabe our4 bic @ebeimpoliaiffsn Gam
eaiier unb Duncan binter S&lob unb
RtegeI gebra&t. DerfeIbe lou auf Dem
Mariie suei benz 6lsii&er alrnolO &c.
foblen babsn. Ctr bte TreilaKung
wurbe eine Bhrsi&aft bon $500 es-
fprbert.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-06
Inter Dem SCOOTER
8irS Ri@ter 3enpr's @amte ftsben.

Der Name bss Ri9tsrs 3snor tuirb
unter Dem bsmotratii9sn gmblsme auf
BEN @abl3etteli ffehen.
Sn elmer @~erfammIuns Ieitsrbsr De-
mofratsn tpurbs bisiss bonn COUNTY
@Ierf Scott funbgegeben.
0orHbsr Scott unb @ountp= gIeri
Scott boben Riater 3snor tn ietnsm
2ampfs nit gor rsi9li9 untsrftbt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-06

Warp 6. e9afel on bie gss9 @robt
Smprobsment @ompanp, Sbeil bss
fao6fli9sn 8iertsIs bon Section 20,
Sownihip Is, Rangs 5. 40 Acres,
@arrsn 8omnfbip, 81, 600.
gorintbian Waptif gbur9 9rufees
an 6snrp %. armifsao, Got 20. III.
porb & Co.'s Sub, 40 Bet so 5ub,
tpsfli6s Settle bon Cornell absnus,
n6rbli9 bon IL. Str, 80, 100.
2ouis g. @Ornst on SObn O. Cor.
net, Got 5. @ibfons Sub, BIod %,
Sobnfons grbsn abb... 6RIi&e e.ite
bon @olege apenus, r6rbIi9 bon 19
so, 800.
Oscar u. Soie u. u. on Sobnjon
gerner. Got IL, @ettibons II. u. Siab.
lamb Soms abb., 40 bet 1877 SUB,
be.bsRsrt, @efisite RanboIpb Str,
fibIi& bon eturm Nbe. 81, 1872.
Ri9arb 8. Nsff on SOispb 6. Glib
ion. Got 81, Seraufon's Sin glace
aob., 40 bet - SUB. berbsfsrt, shb.
feite eoutbsafisrn Nbs., tuefliG BON
NrIenal Mps. 81, 100.
3obn 8. WiliOn on Jreb .. Still,
u. H.. 2ots 4S unb 40, @fep & @o.'a
Abb. 70 BET 14O SUB, bueant, Of
fsits &uraI Str. n6rbIi9 bon Mi9i-
gan StraBe. $500.
Marp Cir u. u. on Omen s. Son.
rab, .8tsil bon Got 4. WiniamsiOns
Subj, 1913 bet 1873 SUB, fioIi6s
Ssiee BON WaibinstOn Str. tpsfli9
BON ArfsnaI Mbe. $4,000.
Sscuriin Sruf 90. an 6srbert 9.
9ablsn, 2ots Al uab 81, Sborsrs
sbo., pehli&s Sriie bon capitol aps..
unb bfIi&s Settle bon @raeslanb Npe.,
fabIid bon 80. ctr. $3.50.
SANFORD Gortnsr on WariOn SruR
Co., Got $50, Morton pIaes addition,
40 BET 179 SUB. bsrbsHert, Wsfisits
Der Central Npe., ihbli6 bon 20. Str.
$6675.
5rsb Cline an Sra q. 6apmater,
Got z, @aibin9ton part addition,
216.6 BET 3O2 SUB, pacant, WsHfsite
Der Central Abe., nbroli9 BON 40.
Ctr. $4,000.
6. 9snrp Wiaiam goisht an Roia
2auIer. Got 6, 2ilp's SubbibiRon,
Sbsil BON BIod 8, Srats's addition,
SO bet 1913 SuB, psrbsRert, Ofisite
BON Senate Nbs., fibli6 bon IL. Str,
$4,000.
9erisIbe on bisielbe. 2ife ghate,
8bsiI BON 2ots 5 unb 6, Blod 10.
bisislbs addition. IS BET 91,6 CUB,
bsrbsfert, NOrbieite bon IL. Strubs,
pefltd BON SainOis Str, $4,000.
6reb o. Still u. u. on Sohn 8.
Willon, Cots Is, II unb 18, 8lod II,
San9ffsr u. u. abb., 41.2 BET 1896
SUB isbe. fhbps Hide @de bon @aro.
line Npe. unb q. Str. $1,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-06
Ttermometerfanc.

%. &. 8Ibtbe,
SeetionssD Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-06
...MYres Bulletin.
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limb sic 9reiie iin6 iebr niebris. 8es
tradten Sic bieie 9epdnber unb persIei9en
Sic bieie nit iOI9en peI4e sic friiber
sefauft baben.
Srauen @lieb sefitterte Union 2%n;ise,
creamfarbig, fpe5iea.. soc
Beibe Goriettsaeib4sn, iebr fein ......5 soc
8Iieb sefitterte, sraue Union Gn;iise fur
Srauen, $1.00 Sorte. zoe
8naben gIieb sefitterte unterbemben unb
unterboien, 25c Sprte. 19e
Srauen gIieb sefitterte 9eib4en unb SOien,
fpeSieu bas Setpanb ...............25c
8inSer gIieb sefiitterte 2eibden unb Spien,
25c Sprte. 15e
6rauen Tisbts in i4para ipe3ieae 8ers
DOC
Srauen 2eibben nit bobem Sails unb Ians
gen germeIn, Seriep serippt, 29c
Sprte..... ZIG
8aierent 2aben, Sib Mitte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-06

Ou p~erfoufeu Cine ponfdubiae GiRrtntuug,
Sd9er, 2aeentifAe u. 10 far siuen OFp
oosss Store. ssa&sufraeen 1909 &entudp aot.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-06

Senti4er WtIttdr. Veretn.
SabreSba4 am eatnftag,
6. Sttober, tn Oct S1oiette
3nrnba4e. Gtntrttt Is
GemtS fur Gerrm ttmo Dame.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-06

Das indianapolis grenlatorium.
DeHeutIi@e Au1buIan3. 8ripat 3apege.
Damen @e5iIfin. Deuti@e Bebienuns.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-06

Der Nsaer CLAUDE Merrttt bon
go. 523 Seioto.S trabe trurbs gefern
auf bic 8ei&uloigung bes 2lsinbieb.
fabls BIN bon benz Bsdmtsn Senrp In
Daft genommen. Cine Btr9idaft
bon $500 tpurbe fur bic GrtilaRung
bes Garbisen ~geforoert.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1906-05-30

MO i ~ 8FHN H&
and father and he went down to the pen talking
abopt hogs and followed along. l was anxious
for father to sell that big hog Father gave pedi
gree Of that hog in euch glowing terms thought it
would sell crippled mule Then with their feet on
the pen, our neghbOr began talking about "frenzed
finance to father.
Father and our neighbor we're the best Of friends.
Their farms Joined and they had always agreed
about fences and the like. Our neighbOr said:
"Mr. Collins, don't you think it is wrong for the
government to delegate it's power to the national
banks to Issue money and control the amount the
people shall have to do their business withf'
Father said, ''Oh the Republican party will reg
ulate that all right"
''But if it is wrong how are you going to regulate
it, for wrong 10 wrong any way you fix it," said our
neighbor. s
A long pause ensued and thought they had
changed the subject, when father said, "YOu Popu-
lists have somesvery crooked ideas Of government"
Our neighbor said, "Mr. Collins, you have three
sons. Will you make will leaving all your money
to one son with the express understanding that the
one son shall measure ont to the other two what he
on'equal footingi'' a5as
sOh, guess know how to manage that ont
don't see the point" said father. @ 4etN
s'Why," said our neighbOr, ''that is just what
the Republican party is doing letting the banks
Say how mnch we, the people, shall have. Simply
penniNg fnte people and letting one big fellow live
of the rest without producing single thing, but
trouble for the little fellows" M
Now had listened attentively to all that was
said, and being mad at the big hog every time
looked at him, Of course my sympathies were for
the little fellows and our neighbor's illustration
aronsed me and Clipped in and said:
s'Father, our big hog must be Republican, for
that is just what makes him go fat, he takes from
the little fellows. The next thing knew was mo-
thef telling father what fool he was.