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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-03
IN SEALED ENVELOPE
MAYOR SENDS STREET RAILWAY
 ORDNANCE TO CITY CLERK.
Mir. Teague Declines to Say Whether he Has Approved or Vetoed
 Measure To Re Opened
 Monday Night.

Not until Monday night will anyone know what Action, if any, Mayer w. M Teague has taken on the new street railway ordinance adopted by the City Council at its last meeting.
 Mayor Teague last night sent the ordinance to City Clerk C. P. Harda- way in 6 sealed envelope with in structicns that the envelope shall not be opened until the regular meeting of the City Council at 7:30 o'clock Monday night. The mayor declined to say fhether he had taken any action at all, or, if he had taken action on tho measure, whether it was veto or an approval.
 You will know Menda night what unless someone should get hold of the sealed envelope and tear it open before that time. I cannot say what course I have pursued
 The street railway ordinance grants the owners of the Montgomery Street Railway an dthe Montg omery Traction Company the privilege to connect up the lines with the proviso that $5.0o6 be paid into the city treasury, and, instead of paying license, the towners are required to pay to the city annually one per cent of the gross receipts of the lines for period of ten years and thereafter they shall pay two percent of the gross receipts. The ordinance was adopted by q unanimous vote of the Council and, under its provisions, the railway company is given 90 days to accept | the ordinance
 There Is much curiosity as to the | mayors action in the ordinance in as much as he is known to favor taxing corporations for franchises. For several days the mayor has held quite a number of committee
 meetings for the discussion of the
 ordinance and 1t is thought soms agreement has been reached Yester- day was his last day for executive action on the measure. -... .
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-03

Electric lighted dining cars are on traIns Hns 1 and 1 between Birmingham and New Ot Ot- leans Lebanon and Cincinnati also on Iran IsIi to between Montgomery and NashNiis' Service a la carte. .. s.oa,
 New ana handsome chair cars lseat1ss iresI csv,I operated on trains 1 and { between Sihcin, San, natl and New Orleans. Hlgh oaoh sesit sti coaches and chair cars are also run i, on ,iIa n,. through trains between Cincinnati LoulsN"'e and New Orleans. ..,, s.ar,
 Train No. l carries through Pullmans rom I1n Chicago. Cincinnati and New York 10 ea,' Ne~ Orleans Also through day coach and sleep CT between St Louis and Montgomery' through tourist siespers tG 9Sh Pl,r6ans from Cincinnati and New York to New Orleans and St. Louis to Jaeksonvills: also le9yiag ayia nesday and Saturday. via New Orleans and
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-03
BUGGY FOR CHIEF
CAPTAIN GERALD RECEIVES HAND- SOME GIFT FROM POLICEMEN.
Presentation Was Made at His Home Where He Is HI, by Sergeant
 smith and ROundsman Sweeney.

At his residence, corner of Washing ton and Jackson Streets. A. Gerald, Chief of Police, was yesterday present. ed with e handsome new buggy as a New Years gift from the members of the Montgomery Police Department.
 The policemen did not give Chief Gerald Christmas present but, on Jan uary 26, every member of the force liberally contributed and one of the best buggies that could be purchased was ordered from factory through local agents. It was expected that the vehicle would arrive some time ago but 1t did not reach Montgomery until Wednesday.
 About l0:30 o'clock yesterday morn ing Day Police Sergeant Miles Smith and iRoundsman P. J. Sweeney were delegated by the force to take the ve- hicle to the Chiefs residence for pre- sentation. Going to the city stables on Madison Avenue, they hitched the "old roan" horse driven by Chief Gerald so long, to the Chiefs old buggy and drove to an establishment on the lower end of Commerce Street where the new buggy had been kept. The old vehicle was discarded and the old roan" was harnessed to the new vehicle. Ser geant Smith and Roundsman Sweeney drove quickly to the residence of Chief | Gerald.
 The Chief has been i'll for some time and he is just recovering from an at tack of la grippe, but despite his sick 1 ness, he extended the police officers a | hearty welcome and a smile came over l his face when he was informed that there was a new buggy for him. He expressed heartfelt thanks to every member of the force and said he only wished that he could shake each oi their hands for the generous gift tend cred him as a token of gratitude ana friendship they felt toward him for hi: kindnesses to every one of them.
 Mrs. Gerald and her children were delighted with the gift and, when Of ficers Smith and Sweeney again entered the vehicle to return to the police sta tion, Mrs Gerald expressed the desir, that the buggy be put away in tht city shed and that unless some patrol man would wish to use the vehicle | should not be taken out again unti Chief Gerald would be able to takC charge of 1t.
 The wishes of Mrs. Gerald were ex' ecuted by the officers and the buggy was taken to the shed where 1t wil remain to await the Chiefs complete | recovery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-03

the Southern farmer in order to eiim- mate inc speculation of the East as well of the South. He pronounced speculation as the curse of the Southern producer. saying 1t has robbed him of his just profits for more than forty years He commended the extent to which the Cotton Association has gone in the right direction of controlling spot cotton and praised the work Of cers whose work of untold sacrifices is responsible to a large extent for the achievements already attained.
 An interesting talk was made by MT. Moore on the subject of organizing the negroes among themselves for co-opera- tion with the white farmers in carrying out the purposes of the Association. He embodied his opinion on the subject In 6 resolution which was passed unan- imously. It provided for the appoint ment by the executive committee of the county organization of three leading negroes in each beat for the duties of enlightening his feIlowmen on the vital matters pertaining to the growers.
 A resolution of Organizer Williams. calling for an endorsement of all that was done at New Orleans in January by the convention, was unanimously adopted.
 FE6NHuGMh StyMhOuE SHC0ASs
 President Seymour, of the State Di- vision, made short speech of reassur- ance with regard to the interest main tained by other counties of late. He Is continually receiving word of en- couragement from every section of the State He commended the warehouse project and said 1t would be the na- tural accompaniment of more perfect organization of the county. He ad- vised organization first, and said the stock subscription to the warehouse stock would speedily follow.
 In the course of his reference to the successful warehouse being conducted in Huntsville, Mir Seymour announced | that he had yesterday decided to ap- point Clarendon Davis of that city as l Vice. President of the State Division | to succeed Dr.J.A.B.Lovett. who has an- nounced as a political candidate. Dr. Davis has been to the fore in past ] battles of the Cotton Association, and
 was one of the organizers of the Hunts vile warehouse and he was looked upon as fit officer.
 Adjournment was taken at o'clock until the next regular monthly meet ing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-03

Southern Pacific.
 Train No, carries through PulImans from New Orleans to New York and Cincinnati and Jacksonville to St. Louis. making con nection at Nashville with through sleeper to Chicago.
 sleepers from New Orleans 10 New York Cincinnati. Chicago and through day coach and sleeper Montgomery to Sl. Louis with out change
 All through trains make close connection at Cincinnati Evansville. St. Louis and New and West
 For further information pertaining to rates, routes and schedules. consult ticket agents L. & N, R. R., or write or call on D, Linehan. T. P. A.. 22 Commerce St, Phone 1895. Montgomery, Ala. or S. T. Sur ratt Union Ticket Agent
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-03
BankPupt Sale.

Notice is hereby given that as receiver of the bankrupt estate of c. Fl Arlington. l will sell st public outcry for cash to the highest bidder during the legal hours of sale, in front of tha storehous" recently oCcupi- ed by C. II. Arlington. in Louisville. Ala hama on Thursday the Sth day of Fobrua- " 1908: the following property:
 One entire stock of goods, wares and meF- chandise, store fixtures and furniture con fained in a st0rehouss recently occupied by e H Arlington in the town of Louisville. TRarbour County. Alabama; said property heinz the stock of goods of C. H. ArriDg.on and amounting to about Sl, 401 %, and con slsting of line of general merchandtse
 and by virtue of an order Issued tc mo out of the District Court of the United States for the Middle District of Alabama. tn Bankruptcy, whereby l am commanded to sell said property. o.
 v' B JACKSON.
 st Receiver.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-03
Interstate Sugar Cane Growers AHso- citation, Mobile, Ala, February
 Sth to 9th, 1OO0.

Account of the above occasion the Louisville aitl Nashville Railroad will sell round trip tickets to Mobile, Ala. 25 cents. Dates of sale February 5th, and 9th Final limit (prior to midnight of which passenger must reach orig inal starting point returning) February l1th, 1906. For further information write or call on
 D. Linehan, T. P. A,
 22 Commerce street.
 Montgomery, Ala. Jan 25-27-31-feb 1-S-adv
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-03
Executive Appointments.

B. w. Blackstock of Atlanta was yesterday appointed by the Governor as Commissioner of Deeds for Alabama in Georgia. Other executive appoint- ments were made yesterday as follows:
 Constable-E. J. Thames, of Brook lyn. Conecuh County.
 Notaries Public-J. H. Baxter of Monte omery and c. B. Sims of Mobile
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-03
DE. EjIH1NA.i. THE srLC.ALIsI
 Trcats Without the Knife

Diseases of women piles. fistula, stric- tyre. skin. kidney. bladder. priye:s and rec tion treated with electricity: Eyphiiis same treatment as Hot springs. electrical outfit complete. nurse in constant tendance
 Hours 10 3 offir, over Nardr Kitchen 4gM pnvta- Ava~ra Mont garnsrV Ala
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-03
MATINEE TO-DAY AT THE BIJOU.
 Cosmopolitan Stock Co.

While passing over a railway cross ing near Brunswick in his motor car recently the Grand Duke of Oldenburg was nearly, killed by an express train, which missed the car by only few feet,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-03

No Pin is as pleasant and positive as DeWitt's Little Early H'seIs hese ie1an1ins Sa. that children. delicate ladies ana weak people enjoy their cleansing tps bast liver pSliS sold. Never sripe. '"S OeSN @A tu-thuT-Sat
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-03

The Original Laxative Cough Syrup is Kennedys Laxative Honey and Tar It sxpels all cold from the system by acting as a cathartic on the bowels. Kennedys Laxative Honey md Tar is a certain. safe and harmless cure for colds. eroup and Thoopng cough.
 tu.thu-Eat.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-03

TO LUA.E A COLD IN ON DAY
 Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tablets DruGgists refund money if 1t fails to cure. B. W. GROVES signature is on each box. 23e.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-03

Mrs Clara Hay. widow Of John Hay has received a memorial address sign ed by 2,sG8 Jews in America and Great Britain. commenting the services Of the late secretary in behalf of the Hebrew people
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-03
Worth Knowing

---that Allcock's are the original and genuine porous plasters; all others are t,,Itations wed-saI
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-03
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS. THE WE.Ech.t hf. Or ALA. AND ThE A. & W. p. R. R. (las west oIni nOuis.) EFFECTIVE LILLY End. faos.

TRAINS FROM MONTGOMERY: No. 30 from Montgomery connect at Opelika with ing-car ~eTVice on this train. No. 34 car- ries through Pullman drawing-room sleep~ to New YOr6 and day coach to Washington. Trains 70 and 34 are local.
 CONNECTIONS FOR COLUMBUS. MAI CON AND SAHANNAH: Trains 3s and 4e from Montgomery connect at Opelika with c. of Ga. for Columbus. Train 2e from Montgomery. If on time. connects for Co., lumbus. and if not more than thirty minutes late, for Columbus. Macon and Savannah. Through sleeper at Opelika for Savannah. CONNECTIONS FOR MERIDIAN AND JACKSON: Train 39 from Montgomery via Selma connects at latter point for Meridian ~''N W. 0. HUNTER, 0. A.
 Montgomery, Ala J. F. BILLUPs. c. P. A.,
 Atlanta, Ga.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-26
...Ivres Bulletin.
9emtide 9enriettas

3mei ipeaieu quite @ertbe in gang
wOaenen beutiaen SenriettaS, Die
beiten in Der @elt. Oiele StOfe finb
A 9Oa brett nit @eiSen @ppretur
uno iebr geeisnet fur Orapiruns
neuer 8rIblinss< &leiber. Mebr ais
60 bubble Sarben sur Nuspabl
su...............S5c unb Sf.OO
3peiter Stof, Sf @ana.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-26
Sas 9sIsIano ses a5niss saIomto.

ueber Die Gage bes Qdnbes Sp6ir,
ippber Der &0nig Salomp bus Sob
gum 8au bes 9roBea Sempels in Sc
ruialem be5pg, bat man iib neuerbings
pielfa4 ben 9opf 3erbro9en. Nd9 ben
5prI9ungen pon 8arl Peters unb 4ns
berer ioQten bieie 9olbminen melt i'm
SIhen @frifa's, unb 5par i'm @ebtet
BON &bobeiia gelegen iein. Sept bat
Or. MacoSSper nor Der Qpnbpner 9eOz
o;ap6ii6en @efeQI4uft tpeientli9 an
6ere @uffaifungen iiber hieien Yuntt
srOrtert uno b~egrinoet. Namentli3
be5ie6t er ii6 auf ben in lebter 3eit
6Gufig genannten PlaB 3imbabps,
pp6in fi9 bemnd9it Der betannte arde
BRIDE 6Ori9er Sbeobpr Ben be9eben
pirb, UNI bas Otter Der bort bprbdn>
6enen &uinen gu unterIu9en. Mac>
Sber pertritt auf @runo eigener 9epb>
d9tungen bic ueber3eu9uRg, bab biefe
Guinen gar ni6t has 6o6e Otter be-
iiber, bas ibnen SugeI9rieben pirb.
Na3 feinen @usgrabungen gebOren Die
merfpiirbigen &uinen BON &6obeIid
dGe gu elmer 3eit, Die enttpeDer imNlit>
telulter pber nod fpdter 5u iu9en lit.
auBerbem puroen Die GebGuoe, I'M
beren 1eberbleibiel es fi9 banbelt, BON
einem @olfe erri6tet, befen 9erGt6e,
Waffen UNI S3mudftiide in ieHeH:
She'll 5es I9tpar5en Grbtbeils gu fins
ben iinb, dlfp BON e9ten Negern pOer
elmer 1egerG6nlt9en &ahe, Die nit Den
beutigen 8epobnern bes 2anDes nu6c
peripanbt gepefen iein miihen. Qm
tpa6rf9einli3ften pdre es, DAB Die
S8Dpfer iener 8dufperfe &affern gee
ipeien pdren. Der @prtrag rief ,;Ee
iebr lebbdfte @r0rterung berpor, nobel
einige gtbnologen nit aner Gnti6iez
ben6eit fir ben iemitii6en llriprun9
ber Euinen IN &bpbeiia eintraten; ans
bsre bageger meinten, bab ienes 8es
biet iiberbaupt ME BON cipiliiirten @0ls
fern bepobnt gepeien pGre, unb baf
bielmebr nlr iebr primitive Mittel 3ur
8earbeitung Der golbfiibrenben Quar5t
in Q~ntpenbung gefommen nGren
Ods Hdtbfel BON ben 9ptominen bes
&Oniss Salomp f9eint alio feline enb.
giltige GOfung nod ni3t 10 baIb fin=
ben gu follen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-26
@etterberimt.
Gbicasp, 26. @ars.

Tar "a etumOsm .uDsnO = upr gsOrssns. 81. mdrs
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-26
Sebensmaoe.
Grbduste iid in ieinem Staa.

Charles s. SGao, 40 Sabre oft uno
406 Sigblnno Ape. tpobnbaft, eradn9te
Rd gsftsrri In ieinem Stall. Die GEE
rufene polisei iibergab Die 2ei6e benz
Coroner. grunb Der oer3weifeltsn
Shat III nidt befannt. S9ab fOI i3
in ben Isbten brei @O9sn fart benz
Srunte srgeben baben uno bermutbet
man, oab Der uniolioe 2ebensmanosl
benielbsn psranlnBte, ieinem Saiein ein
gnbe 3u MAIDEN.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-26
Sas redjte Mnaf.

Mun fann bur9 @nergis uno Wtl'
lensfraft, our9 Nnfpannung aler
Nerpen unb Musfeln bel erretd}e1l
uno iebes Streben barna9 lit gut;
6u6 iebes rsupiel" frat ii9 tpis0erum
our9 einen 3idf9las. Sarum ion
man feline Natur, feline seiltigsn uno
fDrperli6en &rGfte ipobl priifen, INN
al pihen, mas mon unbei9aoet oaran
leiften fann. Man mub nit ieinen
3rGften 6ausbalten, bamit fie langs
aus6alten, i'm Sdaffen fotpobl ME i'm
@enieBen. 9eiber aber psib Die 9eu@
tise .3eit helonbsrs in 3esterem am
a1erfrenieften bausaubdlten. Ser
ffe6en Dies oo6 0iele fdum nit tbrem
9eloe, bas baupt5d9li6 erit dushalten
muB, INN 0as @enieben 81 getpahrsn.
Oenn erit beiBt ss. iorsen fir oas 2es
bens 9otbourft, bunn fir oas Der
qniieenl Oft reiht es faum gum gtcs
tbiaiten aus uno benno9 tOnnen ii9
Man4e ben @enub ni9t periagen. Wte
isbr liest es ga auf Ser Sdno, oab ss
nit 6en 8erbGltnihen abpdrts ssbsn
mub, unb auslsi9 audi seht's abtpdrts
nit Samilienz uno 2~ebensgliid! DIT
senug eebt Der ganse Menia Bel Die
fem 59le9ten 9ausbalten 81 8runpe,
neil er Die Jpleen ni9t ausbdlt, Die
Gin 2eben nit Notb unb gntbehrung
no8 ben sasen Ses 9enuhes bringeI.
Sonte ma einen grpRen Sheil Der
| Selbitmoroe ni9t barauf 5uriidfiibrsn
fOnnen, oab Elm unfluges 5dushalten
nit 0en anpertrauten Pfunbsn, bab Elm
poraeitises iibermdbises Wergsuosn
oerielben Den Meni4en trait uno
mutblos gum Meiterleben mddte?
Oab feline geiiise Spannfraft Dor Der
3eit eri9laffts, ioOab fe nidt aushielt
fir bic 2~ebenstage, Die inn I'm Bu1e
bes Shidials nod porge5ei1net MAJ
ren2 DID,, unb pie piel S9ulo an oie'
fen Sielen Selb itmorben trdgt ods
Streben na9 @enub! Mu9 SolHs,
beren Mittel es erlauben, Die 2ebens@
freuben in ponen 3isen gu sen'sberl,
rerfteben es ia oft ni4t, hausauhalten,
oenfen ni6t oaran, Riidii9t auf aor'
per unb Seele gu nebmen! ueberidt'
tieung, 8laiirtheit uno ftetige un5us
frieoenbeit iinb Die erffen Jofgsn o1s
bon, benen gar lei9t ii4 Damn Der Se'
bensiibsrbruB anfhlieRt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-26
Gin teriibmter ttnteriuGj En9ss
rt6ter.

Nbolp6e 9uiQot, cine Der bebeus
tenbiten geriDnli9feiten bes pariier
@ert9tslebens 1T foeben geitorben. Gr
mar ni9t nur elm b~erborraaenoer
Braftifer. fonbern er 6at AUDI mebrers
tDtheni 6aftli6e Werfe perOffentIi9t.
Oils Neutrality-suspicious. mar er fem
Snquifttor; er legte ben 2euten, Die
Dor ibm eri9tenen, feline Ceilings, unb
er mar bon Der S6ulb zines MenI6en
ni4t ii6er5eugt, nur neil Der 8etref@
fenbe e6en bei9ulbiet purbe. gr
bat einmal geiast: rl1nteriu6ungss
ri9ter miifen bisl mebr 9ip9ologen
als 8eamte fem. sic biirfen teine
porgefabte Meinung iiber ben bdben,
ben iie ausfragen, font iperben bic
f6limmiten Srrtbiinler begangen. Sin
Neutrality-suspicious. fast gu oft:
ySie iinb Der lIrbeber bieies @erbres
6ens; betpeiien Sic mir bas @eaens
tbeil." Sisfes Spitem lit gefGbrli4,
Der re9te Gi9ter Iollte ii9 felbt fol-
genbe Sragen itenen: Dieter Menfd
iteht in 8erba9t, iene Peripn ermprs
bet gu boben. Sd. Der l1nterIu>
6un9sri9ter, mub nun bic S6alb
biefes Menf9en betpeiisn. 60 bdnoelt
er als ebrenblfter Menf4. Der fid
ni6ts porSutperfen bat"
Sn einem 1einer @erfe er5d6It
@uinot einsn Sal. Der fir Die &C.
finnung zines tii6tigen &i6ters unb
gusn Menf9en 10 re9t he3ei6nent
tit: rSm 6ebruar 1879 tpurbe elm.
iun9e Srau in ibrer 8obnung erlnors
BET. Die &linge bes Soldes nor ab9
eebrp6en unb in Der 8ruIt bes
Spfers iteden geblieben; fie ipar in Der
Jprm Der japanii6en OpI6e unb bas
mails cine iiberaus feltene @affe.
Na9bem ale Mittel, ben MDrber gu
ertbeden. erfdDpft tpuren. ftelIte man
bic Sol9flinge in einem Saal Der
Mprgue aus, unb cine unge6eurs
Menf6enmenge fam, UNI ii6 bos Sny
ftrument ananieben; Der Morb bette
GENTLE romantiIde Segleitumfdnbe,
Die bas publifum auBerorbentli9 ers
regten. @Gbrenb aber Die &linae bes
Spldes ~uusseiteIt mar. purbe bon
einem l~lnbefdnnten Der basu gebOrige
9riff in ben 9arten elmer 3eitung az;
tporfen. -. Die nnterfudung bal
niemals ben MDrber entbeden f0nneri
aber fie bate tpenisitens Die 9enug=
tbuung, bur4 Die @uffinbung Dee
@riffes bic uni9ulo zines iunser
Mannes feftftellen gu fOnnen, Der fur7
5ubor unter perbd9tigen umftGnber
berbaftet mar. Wenn IS alIp aud
fein GrfOls mar, 10 NOR es elm Suiis.
irrtbum tpniser, unb bas 1T po6l ct.
mas in ben Iusen berer, BE benfen
bab bic Sufti5 nidt auf ale 5dus Ell.
men S9ulbieen, fpnbern ben tpirflid
| Ghulbioeu ermitteln fpu."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-26
L.S:AYRES& co.
8aibinston Eel Der Msribian StraSe.
Gin 8oman aus D tit tit Ji5G,en
Sctci.


Sctcn.
Sor Ii Sabren purbe Die 1Srou CT
ne5 Yetersburser &rStes in einen boliz
!iIfsn Yro3eB Oerpidelt. SIRE S9ulO
purbs ertpiefen uno in @n6etra6t De-
rem @r05e ipur0e Die Dame au
3fpangsurbeit nu9 Gibirien perilrz
t6silt. Ollie anItrenguagen feitens oes
gutten, oas barte Cos ieiner SSrau al
milDern, blis6en erfOIslps. Interhes
lernte Der 4rat cine anoere Dame fem
ner, i6re Dpr3iigli@en @isenI9aftsn
lieBen lie ais Stiefmuttsr Ieiner Sin
Der in jeoer Weiie seeisnet eri9einen.
2ange bate er BON Teiner Srdu aus
Si6irien feline Hu9ri6t erfalten, bas
SntsreiIe gu ibr mar aamGbli9 ertal>
tet, uno er befAloB, lid gum %5fpeiten
Mdle gu berbeirdtben. "a ale 81
3pdngsar6eit 8erurtbetlten Ser biirz
9erliGen 3edte perluitig ge6en, trug
ct teine beipn0ere S9eioung an, ion
bern fiiblte ii9 ppllfOmmen frei. Hd9z
Dem er Die neue gbe einsegangeu mar,
6esab er ii4 nebit 5ruu unO &inrern
na4 Dem Often unb lebte bort elm
gIidliGss Samilienlsben. Sur9 6as
Manifeft bom persangenen Sttpber
puroe Ger eriten 5rau oes 4r3tes ibre
5reibeit pieOergege6en. sic bate feline
Qbnung bapon, bab er cine neue .@fe
einge9ansen mar, unb seOu9te ibre al
ten &e9te an Mdnn unb &inber GEL
tenb gu MAIDEN. Ils lie erfubr, 0ab
ibr @utte inSpii9en elm neues SAINT
Iienleben begriinoet bate, poate Ois
,politif4e @erbreGerin" ni9t ft0reno
einsreifen unO befAIoB, ibr 2e6en IT.
Jenbtpp in Der YroDtna gu bei9lieben.
Oasegen ftrGubte lid nun Die 5peite
Srdu nit aner Gnergie. rSie re4tz
mdbise Mutter ssbOrt 81 i1ren 8inz
BERN, ertldrte Tie cnti9ieben. Seine
Bitten unb @oriteGunsen Der erltsn
Srau fonnten an Sem @ntf9lub ets
mas GnOsrn. Die S9eiOuns 1T einsez
rei9t, unb na9 @rleoisung aner 5orz
molitdten pirb Die erfte @be pieoer6erz
seiteIt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-26
Sob im Bette aufsefumoem.

Wm. Beften, 2412 Station Ctr. In
grigbtnuOo, wuroe sefern in benz
6auIe 1876 Sub Slinois Str. TOD i'm
Bette aufsefuuoen. Na4 benz Scrub.
tpel9er bon ber9 eide ausfrOmts, gu tr.
tbeilen, muBts Der Soote fur3 Dor iei'
mem @ube fart eetrunfsn baben. Sis
2ei9e tpuroe bermitteIf Nmbulan3 mad
Der ffdotii6en $ootentammer tiber=
ffbrt. gedteI NOR in Der giienbnbn=
Sdreinsrusrtfdtts in Bri9btpoOo ans
gefteat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-26

QpeaL@etterberi4t.
Sdauer unb pabfi6einli1 Seritter
beute Ra4t Sienitae, i96t unb fdlter.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-26
Sarbtse Mlbatrob

44=soaise sans polener Ilbatrob lit
elm beliebter StOf in oieier SaiiOn ;
beinabe ir9enb cine Sarbe /; oie garb
3peiter StOd, St Sang.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-26

s &au6t Die fish I Mingo.