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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-01-29

onan.d . Duiin' No. Silver street. has
cnn,r, a ms doors to the public with a
tailnr;na renovated interior of his
end nn',. ,ooms. A new hardwood floor
1rodu.ea steei ceilings and walls have
IN nso an effect which must be seen
III "rder to be appreciated "
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-01-29
WATERVILLE.
COLBY %; KICKER 10.
HotIy Contested Game, Though Colby
Leads by GOOD Margin.

In n holly contested game of basketball
at the Colby gymnasium Saturday even
ing which, however. went to the cole
gians by n considerable margin, Colby
was the winner over Kicker by score OF
2S to IS.
The star of the game was clearly NC
Clellan. the Colby center. who threw SIN
goals from the floor and was in about
every play. Hammond was up agains'
one Of the best men in the State and eN'
cept for one instance in the second halr
he kept his man well covered. whey
played an excellent game, but had the
misfortune to see two beautifully thrown
balls bounce out of the basket. and once
n foul was called by the referee after
pete" had thrown what appeared 10 DC
a successful goal. The passing ana de-
fensive work of Libby and Dewitt We're
features of the game.
For Kicker, Good, Bishop ana BUCK
divided the honors. 1t is certain that
Kicker has a strong team, though her
men appeared to lack confidence. frcsii
from their defeat at the hands OF the
Coburn team Friday night. The summa-
~ follows.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-01-29

1t is declared on the authority of a lead
ing member of the Automobile Club of
America that there is one chauffeur in
nual salary of 6,0O0
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-01-29

Ihere are now twenty-seven standard
gauge and thirty-nine narrow gauge
railways in Spain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-01-29

The recent electrical exhibition in
London was such financial success that
the executive committee has been able
to refund to the exhibition much Of the
money they paid for space.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-01-29
SMITHS
Pineapple and
Butternut
PILLS
Natures Laxative
Natures Laxative

for just week. Take two each night
when you retire. They will make You
feel better, not only in tho morning but
all day long, and in weeks time thew
will cure so that you will again feel
bright and active. and your tired. de-
spondent, blue condition will have van
ished. As an after dinner pill nothing
can take the place of Smiths PineapDle
and Butternut Pills, for they possess not
only the antiseptic and resolvcnt proper
ties OF pineapple, but also the laxative
and tonic properties Of butternut. They
improve digestion, assimilation and nut
triton, and in every respect can he re.
lied upon to accomplish good results in
cases of torpid liver or Of sluggish con-
dition OF the bowels. These little Vege.
table Pills >SN I
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-01-29
Is quickly absorbed.
Gives Relief at Once.

u Il 10 better to know thing.
about prices than to guess and
~onoer and fret, then il L.
worth while TO read all The -
10 The Journal, today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-01-29
KICKER.

score-Colby IS. Kicker Is; Goals from
foor-Libby wiley 2; Mf R%,l[ e. Goals Df-
fro,n fCu1s-Willey ., Buck =. Fouls
Colby .. Kicker S. Referee, Cotton; I'm
nire. G. Smith. Timers, Smith and Lud-
Vic Time l5m. and l0m. periods.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-01-29

Arc you wise" to The
Journal want column and
'ts result bringing ways3
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-27
REPuBLICAN COMMITTEE.

The executive committee Of the Re-
publican party will have plenty OF
work 10 do from now on. II the state
ments given out by Col. Squlres In re-
gard 10 the Kind Of activity he Is going
10 force into the campaign are carried
out.
Chairman Salisbury has made selec.
ions that represent the state at large
and include the membership Of the new
Republican league, as well as members
OF the party holsing other views. The
ISL In full Is as follows:
o. j. Salisbury. chairman: Wesley X.
walton, first vice chairman: Joseph
stanford, second vice chairman: George
B. squires, secretary; Brlant 2. Young,
assistant secretary; a. II. Peabody,
treasurer.
Executive commlttee-O. J. Salisbury,
ex-ofiicio chairman George n. Law
renee. salt Lake City; James +. Clin-
Ton, salt Lake City. Benner Y. Smith,
salt Lake City; Farley =. Christensen,
Salt Lake CITY: T. r. Cutler. salt Lake
city Arthur Pratt, salt Lake City:
Wesley X. Walton, Woodruff. Utah:
c. +. Loose. Provo; Frank W. Fish
burn. Brigham City; A. II. Peabody,
Salt Lake City: George NJ Cannon. Salt
Lake City; Fred c. Jensen. Mt Pleas
ant +. T, Hulanish. ogden: Angus
T. Wright Ogden j. II. Deming. salt
Lake City; James s. McBeth. Payson,
Harry S. Joseph, Salt Lake City: James
Christensen, Richneld: e. F. Ritter, To-
gan. j. J. Thomas. Salt Lake City: w.
S. Lockhart, Park City: Gus. J. Hen
Rod. Eureka.
c. +. Loose, member Republican ma
tional committee.
Joseph Howell. member congressional
campaign committee.
UTAH COUNTY SENATORS.
The Utah county Republican nomi-
nees for the state senate indicate that
II the ticket is elected, Henry Gardner
will come back for another term. Card
ner Is q rather Corpulent man with a
special proclIyity for the defending the
old freside against any attack from
"grasping salt Lakers." specially when
the fireside is along "a stream that could
be used in increasing the city's water
supply. In the last senate Gardner
performed good work on a large num-
Der OF committees. having 20 do most
ly with agriculture and affairs aheld
and on the farm. Colonel" Ed. Loose
will not be back 20 say huh" TO the
boys after telling a funny story. In
the position he filled the nominee IS
John Y. Smith. Mr Smith Is an ac-
tive business man Of Lehi, and is con-
nected with Utah sugar interests.
HARRY HARPER OUT.
Harry Harper o. candidate IN the
Democratic camp Cor "a position on the
ticket opposite the title OF city Justice
of the peace. MI Harper is a lawyer,
and FOR years hays been an active news
paper man. handling the city and
county building for the Deserct News.
As much OF the news coming from that
source has % DO with the courts. MI.
Harper is thoroughly posted with
both their theory and practise IN daily
routine matters. Re has many friends
supporting him Tor the nomination.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-27
LABOR TO NAME
ITS OWN TICKET
As a Result American Party Poll
tCianS Are Anything
But Happy.
MASS MEETING IS CALLED.
Republican Committee l. Now Com
plctely Organized aud Work win
Soon Begln-tioSsip.

There "a one bit Of political news on
the railto that the American party is
not taking up with any display Of Joy.
II is the determined plan OF the labor
element in Salt Lake 10 have their own
ticket IN the field.
One prominent union man said today
that II legislature went IN that had
labor men on 1t, serving under the Am
erican party banner II would invite
hostility TO their plans from all the out
side legislators while of they we've
there under their own banners IL would
give them some credit. and they could
secure hearing on desired leglsla-
ton.
In addition to this, the labor unions
didnt take kindly 90 being sold
IN "a body by Alleged EN-
bezzler Layery. who by the
way. Is now said TO be- financially able
20 pay back the money that is short on
his books. all since his recent Ameri-
can party service.
Tho call for the labor mass meeting is
as follows.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-27
III PROVE 70 Be
7 CASE Of MURDER
,.,,. Are Investigating the
''''' psath Of lanes W.
Reilly.
:, sIvss DOSE OF COCAINE
0...on. Detained by Authorities
i'' -. Amelia Dudler Is one oil
m,m.-she Gave the Poison

...olt. II is thought OF CO.
y 'o a,,.oslng. james W. Reilly a
az ~. '' nan, ii,, dead at the nor ,D,
'li ,..I., r.' oDonnsIL Four per
- ~ ',rs.tlrnaon as 10 how the man a
70 y y. 'I Ssate. shortly after 5 o'clock
%. =. -.rlsg. Reilly was found IN Az
~ ''.',,, condition at the rear Of I"
ii'''. ,..ns vest Second south street
o, ~ ,sEen By the police y! .on 'n S,b e.
b, W. hospital At the clly y.n' Nv me- -
Hs'l.5 ~, Va lhs attention OF u -
b reeve ',, Without regainlng con-
" sleNs'' Reilly died soon aiter
t oSa',r1s't n, hospital From ms VIZ. wlIs,
I'l.", ,...s,sel his bedside l9st o,io -.
tho Iss.I' h was learned thar ne
Be ttIl l ssIrirIpg for Two or three days
lii been el ~ ,S .s 6e was not a habitual
1.s, Of lntoN,anis' ..d hold as
!hs .i 80 Are John Frederick, The pro-
Hll VIC M me Shoe shop. {. A. haser,
fit'0I, 80. " -. a Boyle. friends Of the
i 20, Jan ~an. and Mrs.. Amelia pndler
s' '-. known as Amelia tieus'
n.hS pNiuy ,g,s found
p ny. .,,i,ten BY Mrs Dudler reading
'Ns s,, g,, lie, bearer have for me-
: W. nrsler 20 cents cocaine, 40
An,''S s,so15 south." A broken bot
70, \, -, non On he person Of Reilly con-
49, some cocaine but 1t had eVi,
30 rot been secured by means OF
-, ~ The woman admitted 10 CHIEF
/, p $40 sheets that she had given
,wo doses OF the drug during
KY ',,s,noon. Il was administered 10
tSubtless al his own request. and
rrs sny Intention on the part OF
I, i. , An 10 poison him. Mrs. Dudler
Amt b years Of age, and is In any
~ but robust health, owing 10 a
h, Il dissipation.
i.,isr Coroner Dana 7. Smith VIII
,.sss inquest today, 10 determine
=. ~ What caused the death OF Reil-
y h nay prove that the excessive use
!, riruisnts and not poison Killed
H.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-27
UTAH LIVESTOCK.
w.. s' az on 'hc Kansas City Market
'' "eek-General Review.

',,'A Correspondent
,' e,,''' City Stock Yards. Sept. ~
"a, ,' 's,'.ps last week were 100
" GUAR. .'..a'ing $500 calves. The mar.
d ~ slroas md higher on ws,,sr1,
ia rif.!' When steers suf,-,oS :
tsa bv " - cents closing the week a
AZ n, NJ cows made a small ne,
, vi ~, ,he week. calves closed er rr.
M, aaaas stock calves a onsr,s. .
a, /. s,oakert and feede-s nss. ~
fi;as y, ~, !, s-lne notch as al The he
|tsn . we week The supply tosav
M, 49, go including 266O caivss
s'il I'm ron, y, ''-ady on an kinds More
On. ~, ,, NE ranges M TO- N N
no s,,l,aI ~. Nevada. Idaho ana Col.
l-su.sr,s., ~ issi week Than anv W. ~
iil,.,s. , ials iall and me suS 5 week ,,.l.
~ ~ ,'',... N good today nsr -'.'
: ~ a. y y ho.ds % well, western
/. M a -, ~, 70 81, stockers an ts M
~ 70 no icy y. common yearllngs 80, :.
s M .sa choice Idaho s,oe, .'i 80. az
saiorr p COWS from coio, .e,s
n New A. fanhandle cows 4, ), =, o.
. ~ H.s. cows s220. range h hu n,
q r.rss s IstI ysais s. to ls ,s solls
" io5., YEAS ilt8 to ,t7s p n.av !,
o'sane i,1, Ineluding 1000 i Ss,s, Is
!, ~ can, , 20. country keeps nm
sssli,s a., So Prospects n avn. W. o Gun,
~ vtek. -ay market balance
.,. ~, \: na ii .sSs ,as, last week at
s rs.',. y cents la,i x ,osay. Mutions
ON ls,..o's ore. Market 49,, ,e,s lambs 10 10
'aa.a ~ :. On ~ kind, i,1 .,s + weak
rppl, ~ ~. q ne s.ss la, e,ah has fur
Gay 'l'D ias sa sIs,', .,,,s su, the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-27
NOT YOUNGEST MEMBER,
~ say James V. Williams Concerning
Claim About Grin Hatch.

The Views" Is On receipt ~ commu-
nicatlon from James v. Williams Of Mon
ros SEWER county. In which he states
that an error has been going The rounds
%, the press, relative 10 the question As
60 who was the youngest enlisted member
Of the Mormon Battalion 20 Orin Hatch,
~ Wof,is Cross lately deceased. was
rIver that distinction. n The death no.
rce ~ that gentleman u was stated thar
he was born May a l2l Mr Williams.
VINO was private in mnsny =. says
ihat Dc vas born Dec. ~ $50. and WAS
therefore more than seven months young
battalion ST. Williams states further
tfat BOZ his company there were two
.aidiers stn Younger thau himself name
la Richard e. Sanders and Justice {.
Ean
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-27
PRISONERS IN A FIGHT.
tunn S.hun Attacked ". 4. Lewis
Nm Pocket Knife.

l'ssl sylnn. a convict az the state
Jrs, si.i a. unprovoked assault on a
NV ffstH " T. Lewis, Tuesday az
p1'tt "a cut his face and shoulder
" p,is knife, besides injuring an
~ ncya named Newton. The guards
i.ftl siaraisd The men and locked Sui
lt y y solitary confinement Lewis
~ ~ % ihf hospital where Or. A. c.
70 attended 20 bis Injuries. Neither
w 40 men e seriousl yhurt. The
~ ~ = hobo from ogden. while
~ = Or inottnsive prisoner
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-27
,,y FROM A BURN PROMPTLY
BELIEVED BY CHAMBEliLAlN's
PAIN BALM

" lanes n. Nichols. a merchant and
,rrssier al Vernon. Conn, makes the
iTvifr statement: "A little child u
|FA,d Strauss was recently IN great
= ron burn on the hand. and as
n Indications only Increased the In
.,-iton. NJ. Strauss came 70 me for
g.s.lng 10 stop the little ones pain.
- he many lnimenis carry IN stock
i,irsi hin % use Chamberlaln's Pain
~ ssl he first application drew out
\, .iirnAiIor ard gave immediate re-
IN hsve used this linlment myself and
rrr-srd n very often for cuts, burns,
rtI shd lane back and have never
h4f 4 70 dssppoint" For sale by all
.4Ers
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-27
IL IT'S 4 REPUTATION

You are after whites cream NtrmliuFe
has worldwide reputation a. the bes
of an worm dCstroyers and f0r its toni
influence on Eeak and uuihrifty children
n Improves their digestion and ass'miia
ton Of their food strengthens their mere
NOus system and restores them a. health
and yigor natural TO a child. 10 you want
@ healthy, happy child ~ d bottle oi
whites cream NcmifuFe Sold hy =. e.
n. Drug Dept, ii2 and iii South Main
Street y
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-27
HARRY HARPER OUT.
DIR. FINN'S TESTIMONY
INTERESTING.

Dr. Thomas Finn u Boonsboro, Mo.
who has pfactlced medicine Tor p years
saws be- has used every prescription
known no the profession Tor treatment ~
Kidney and bladder diseases. and says be
has never found ANYTHING 20 effective
DO both chronic and acute kinney and
nadder trouble rs Folrys kinney Cure
M stors irrcpilari'ies and builds up the
whole system FER sale by i. J. Hill Drug
60
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-27

PET ANGoRA GOATS. CHILDREN
70 Wild over them" We now have LOT
more on hand ready for sale; are Wen
broke can pull 70 times their own weight.
give better service than Shetland ponies
and require less care and feed ID is a
scientific fact that the Augora Goat kept
around children will prevent disease; are
intelligent, kind and beautiful; are king
Of pets. A BIG profit Is made from their
long silky m0hair. are % no way OBJ
noNious s. each. two for 81; delivered
Kane Co. Utah Telephone ring, Ions,
short
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-27
WEDDING
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

We pay especial attention TO this
branch OF printing. The newest and
most striking scripts are IN our type
stock Ask 20 see the Tiffany Upright.
II is the most popular and pleasing
style OF type used on wedding station
cry.
Deseret News Job Printing Depart
ment
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-27
A MAKER or Matches

Sir Isaac Holden Is credited by his
fellow Englishmen with having in
vented the sulphur match in 1888, II
II fact not generally known In Great
Britain that Benjamin Hartford, who
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-27

Arizona and Idaho HALEY & saun-
ders, Idaho lambs, So pounds. sold at
S25 today. another string at Ti5,
same price as same stuff sold AZ last
Friday. Arizona lambs sold at $3.50
and 81 today. mixed ewes and wethers
wethers at s5.25. Utah yearlings lately
az s5.S5 to 1915. best lambs Quotable
at $3.50. Feeding stock Is still In strong
demand, lambs al IS 10 $3.50, wethers
and yearlings and breeding ewes rang
ing from $3.50 10 $40. A heavy run and
lower market at eastern points today
causes the weakness mere.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-27
Must Be Sold

ixS rods -Four room adobe and brick
house. known as No "a c street, salt
Lake City. Utah. Terms. Cash.
Apply solomon r. Kimbail. Executor
So 21i sixth street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-27
COLORADO EXCURSIONS

Denver. Colorado Springs. Pueblo.
Round TIP iis7J sept. y. % 81 lin
a OCT. 10th. Siop-oycrs allowed VIA
colorado Midland. Observation sleep
lng ami dialns cars.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-27
WHERE DEMOCRATS
WILL HOLD FORTH
List Of Places at Which Delegates
Will be Named on Mon
day Evening.
BOTH CITY AND COUNTY
VIII Select Personnel of State and
County Conventions to be Held
On October and TO-

secy. Rollin ". Dole Of the Demo-
cratic city committee has given out
the list Of places for the Democratic
primaries, TO be held Monday evening,
for the selection OF delegates to both
the state convention on Thursday, oct.
4, and the county convention on oct. 10.
The list follows.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-27
ATTENTION ToILERs,

There viii be mass meeting Of wage
earners ON sunday Sept 80. for the
purpose Of placing before the voters
Of salt Lake county a ticket selected by
and OF the workers. for the legislative
and county Offices.
The meeting will BE- called 20 order
al the Federation Of Labor hall at
10 a. m. The attendance Of an wage
earners is earnestly requested.
DANIEL J. ELTON,
LOUIS LYNN.
NJ. SCHUMAN,
CHARLES NINSON
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-27

You little knew when first we met
That some day you would be
The lucky fellow I'd choose 10 let
i y for my Rocky Mountain Tea.
z. c. NJ. l. Drug Dept, l12-ll4 Main ST.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-27
SALT LAKE
OPERA COMPANY
Excursion to Logan.

September eSth. via O. s l.. Round
trip from salt Lake $3.50. Special
train at $3.50 D. m. Tickets good for
return until September Both.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-27
RAILROAD DAY
AT ELY, NEVADA
Excursion Via c s, L

Round trip from Salt Lake. sli.e0.
Special train leaves AZ 900 y. M. Sep
TENDER 18th. Tickets good FOR return
10 October 9Th.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-27

The best livers are the most enihusl-
astie patrons q MOUNTS Pickles.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-27

-, -p'Ss oa.i for Immediate treat
q, -, iaeits nothing more often.
,,, y, s1a dreaded than pretty face
rvr N.in erupiions. The hody
$780, kspi perfectly healthy with
n T,sl.,. soeAy Mountain Tea. Tea
isa M, %, 81 cents 2. c. NJ. /. Drug
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-27
KENT SONG SERVICE.

ny chsi Kent and some II his pupils
y q" Ntr service sunday evening.
~ y Il th' rhirty-hrst ward chapel.
Ni'h East ana Tenth South. Following
: Dc program:
Ar',s- ~
&C., ~. l4ie forescuc..Ofma Banks
At's eulaf us' Won Weher..,....
ga =. -. Angus Aston
~ " rae Johns1u.............
u-,i 60. -, ....,.. Martha O'Connor
Hsut hoy Spirit" Jerome,
-. 49, "a Agfis and Maud Kenner
'-'' N' ne Way" Williams ......
~ A,,,,,csi' u, 81, .... Chas Crowton
NlAled Of Christ" Donks.....
ny VII Be Done" MATHEMATICIAN. - 49,
Is, T., ',,...':,,,',.,.. Florence Davidson
~ q ! An, Danks .................,
'T,,..' a. ALFRED Keddington
'''h yer Me- Gon .............',
". r-,.,....,,''.,''.. .,..,... Agnes Stevenson
W, ~ ~ ~ Thee Wells. lvor Brind
- N'i ~ NasiaguI Margaret Shaver
'-ll ihs Care. klnr. ...'......'
\. "a a.. .o.. Ms Beatrice Thomas
IN.giiltg land Phelps -,
l--ss,i,... hfaoy and Prof Chas Kent
= 49, ,.'......... ......J. q. Barrett
lsone j. cordially invited
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-27
Grpprt BON alien aleibern.

Sn oeuti9en StGoten, 10 i9reibt Elm
8erliner 8latt. berrf9t CUR 3eit Elm
bliibenoer Sanoel nit alien aleioern.
Die ~eetrasenen 9leibunssftide, Gle in
Oeuti9lonb unb Defenders in Berlin
aufgefauft peroen, ~eelansen gum gr0bz
ten She'll mad Hublanb. @s beftebt
felt Ssabraebnten elm GROCER Sanbel bas
bin NIT bie5em eigenartissn Mrtifel.
Snfolee Ser politif9en unruben nnb
ppbl mebr mod infolge Der ~unausgez
febten Nusitdnoe uno Musfperrungen
lit Die Irmutb i'm 3arenrei4e mod
getpa6fen. @iele, tpel6e bisber 1eue
&leioer fi4 gu leiiten permo9ten, iina
senOtbist, fi9 NIT a~bgelegten &lei0ers
5u besniigen. Ni9t nur Irbeiter, ions
bern au9 8eamte in Rublanb tleioen
fi9 auf bieie Weiie. Ses Jerneren
tperben borten bon BEN abgelegten
beutf9en &leiounssftiiden piele pieber
uufgefrii9t unS als reiie berfduft.
Die 9aufe in biefem 9ef9dfte miro
nod baSur9 eeiteisert, bab mad Dem
neusn oeutfdzrufFiden Sunoelsperz
tras eetrasene 8lei6unssitiide aonfrei
eingeben.
Oie @eperbetreibenoen in Seutf6<
LAMB, Die ft9 NIT Dem gtnfuuf setraz
gener &leibungsftide Bel ben pripats
leuten befaHen, fu9en beshalb iebt Die
tpertbbolle @aare alf iebe Metie gu
erlansen. sic MAIDEN ni4t II na9
alter Dirt ibr Mnerbieten auf Der
Strube uno burd 3eitunssanseigsn,
fouoern fino bereits oaau iibersesun<
gen, georudte &unbf9reiben BEN 9errz
fdaften in's 6aus 5u f9iden.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-27
. b d m | tsg rpIofion n.

3a9range, @a., 26. SuIi. -
Der lunee Sanolunssaebilfe @ilie
Ststpart 3etgteI beute Na9mittag In ct.
nem giienwaareneei6dft einem Sun.
ben einen Weibel. nus unadtiamteit
lieB er benfelbsn In cine nit Spnamii
angefaate Rite fallen uns cine i9rsd.
li1e grplofOn erfoIsts. Stswart
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