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Arizona republican., 1906-04-24
ARIZONA C. C. co.
 WIDENIN OUT
An InCtease of Shares Amounting to
 Quarter of a Million.

The Arizona Commercial Copper company have decided upon a broader and more aggressive operation of theic business here. and to provide funds for extensive development and equipment of their properties. the directors have ordered that 10000 shares of the cap ital stock be offered to stockholders at par-$25 per share. It is pretty well assured that the stock issue will be over-subscribed. says the Globe Silver Belt.
 President N. L. Amster. on his re turn to Boston. said: "The showing at the Arizona Commercial property has demonstrated beyond peradventure that We have a mine of large dimensions We are in position to ship 300 to 400 tons of silicious. sulphide and iron OK idle ore Der day, had we the transpOrta .. ton facilities. Immediately steps will be taken to get q larger output to the smelters 9 and We shall prob ably build a railroad spur from the main 'in2 to o-,~ mines.
 We have instructed Superintendent Sultan to increase the force of men and rush development work. We think that in six months time We shall have opened up the Copper Hill mine to the o''- ApDA t-t- nave reached the CO chise mine from the third sixth. and eighth levels of the Copper Hill. where the Budget Fault and the old Dominion lode intersect. and large ore body should he foUndi also open up the Black Hawk to a depth of GOO feet and drift and crosscut on the third. fourth and siXth levels. We should have 100000 tons of ore in sight in six months, or double our present ton mage"
 Superintendent ". <. Sultan says that 150-horsepower boiler has been ordered for the Copper Hill: also a small electric plant for lighting the mine and surface works All the levels are being connected by winzes for better air. The Black Hawk cross cut is in 40 feet and the lead is ex- pected to he cut at 50 feet The shaft is down 425 feet. The Copper Hill shaft will be down 800 feet before the end 1f the month Its depth is now TO feet. and in lime. most favorable indica- uon for big ore at that depth
Arizona republican., 1906-04-24

oak. The I-fris-rat.r. has iu eflIr-.. % large ice Hoz. mine s.uarats c....- partments. three Of U-ich have ra.- top glass fronts
 Joe Stewart left today fr- rh- -laa g of Egypt which Is situated abs-- -l-- teen miles southeast or Ne-l
 Dr- l.. Butt iS here r-u-es=n-ue T.- Muus0n of Phoenix Se- him ata.. your eyes al Alhambra hotel Hs-I Wednesday evening
 Have your eyes examined and -.-.l with glasses Dr L. Butt ar AI-anrrr. hotel until Wednesday evening
 Mrs CrandaU of PaoeuiN i- -re.,- ing the day in Mesa uita her son. f- $ Crandan and family who's l son Walter fell and wreucred ar .l-r a few days aga. The little fellow e.s i'll for several days as a r-~uT- a- -f. fall. but is much improved.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-24
FUNERAL POSTPONED
 FOR COMING FRIENDS
The Interment of Hr. and Mrs. Rouzer
 Will Take Place Tomorrow.

The funeral of MT and Mrs. Edward o. Rouzer. which it was yesterday morning thought would be held yester- day afternoon. has been definitely postponed until Wednesday. the hour to be announced later MT. and Mrs. Rouzer the parents of the young man. are enroute to this city from Chicago and will arrive in the city Weduesday morning on the Santa Fe.
 Yesterday there arrived fl the citv Mrs. J. Y. T. Smith. the mo.her of Mrs. Rouzer. who. accompanied by George Buxton. her son -in-law. came from Los Angeles. They were joined at Maricopa by Mrs Buxton. who came from Bisbee The illness of her child lad Kept Mrs. Buxton from at tending the wedding iu Los Angeles On the morning train there also ar rived in the ely w Fl. Brophy and w. B. Kelly of Bisbee. close personal friends of MT RoUzer. and Rev. John E. Fry of Bisbee. who had performed the marriage ceremony in Los Angeles and who comes here to oficiate at the funeral
 MT. and Mrs. B. A. Packard Of Tempe came to the city to attend the funeral MT. Packard being an inti- mate friend of Mir Rouzer. Miss Essae Culver. librarian of Pomona. ar ived here yesterday morning to at tend the funeral She was an inti- mate friend of Mrs Rouzer.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-24
A RUSH CAR.

Ameeting was held at the opera house Saturday night to organize a relief committee looking to the aid of San Francisco sufferers. Mayor Phil Nets presided
 II was decided 10 n!l refrigerator car with meats and valley produce and send same out not later than Wednesday, the 25tl. II was realized that to accomplish this a s,rong com nittee would -be-Heeded. and on. motion the following were appointed:
 Dr. A. J. Chandler Charles Peter son. L. B. Johnson. Joe Petersol. W. w. Dobson. W. H. Wallace. Harley J. Harper, Orrin Standage. J. l.. Waring J. D. Loper and J. Robertson
 The commitee are having good sue cess and several hundred dollars have been raised.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-24

were then indulged in, and the mem bers retired at a late hour, after hay ing spent a most enjoyable evening.
 MEETING POSTPONED Lecturer w. R. Davis. who was to appear be- fore the Modern WoOdmen of America tonight, has been detained in San Francisco by the earthquake. The meeting will therefore be postponed. The regular annual memorial service will take place next Sunday.
 CLUB MEETING POSTPONED Out of consideration for those who are yet anxious concerning the safety of their friends end relatives in San Francisco, ard fo~ tha convenience of those who may desire to attend the funeral services that day. the program which was to have been given at the Harmony club Wednesday next has been postponed one week.
 DEATH OF RICHARD L. FIELD- Word was received in Phoenix yester day of the death of Richard L. Field. who spent some time in Phoenix and was quite well known here. Death oc- cured at COncordVille. l. T.. of con- sumption on March A, the funeral taking place three days later. MT. Field had been at a sanitarium there for some months and had the best medical attention.
 AN INDIAN LE-The United States civil service commission has sent out notice that on April 25 there will be held at Prescott. Phoenix position of Indian constable at the
Arizona republican., 1906-04-24
OLD FOLKS DAY.

Thursday. May 3rd. mas been select ed for old Folks day this year. An in teresting program has been arranged. and a good time will be provided for the fathers and mothers
 Leseuer. Gibbons & co. have just re- ceived a new office desk and handsome refrigerator. both made Of polished
Arizona republican., 1906-04-24
OF LOCAL INTEREST
GOOD TEMPLARs' sociAL-T

GOOD TEMPLARS' SOCIAL-The members of the Good Templars' lodge spent a very pleasant evening at their hall last night. Refreshments were served and a ver;- interesting program was rendered. consisting of a skit en- titled "The Littlest Girl" by Walter Walsh and Duncan Howard; vocal solo by Earl w. Hill; reading by Miss Belle Switzer; piano solo by Miss Alice Redewill solo by Miss Marguerite Norris. Games and a good social time
Arizona republican., 1906-04-24
DECORATING GRAVES

The Woodmen and LadiaS .-fre the Woodmen order drove o-- ts - Mesa cemetery yesterday and l--.---- ed the graves of the departed r.--.- bers Of t1e local lodges
 The memorial services uar. -.r pretty and there were hundreds .r beautiful wreaths of uaJura- lo-..- and evergreens placed oa the Trl-e- of the dead
Arizona republican., 1906-04-24
MESA
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

There will be a meeting of the di- rectors of th" Mesa Chamber of Com merce this evening. Sec. Van der Neer of the MaricOpd Board of Trade and J.
 w Crenshaw. immigration commis- sIoner. will be present and the ques- tiol of cooperation will be discussed.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-24
X. p. COMMITTEE.

Philip Weisner. an old resident of Mesa. died in Phoenix Saturday. The deceased was q member of the K P
 lodge and a committee consisting of H. L. Chandler and Prof. j. D. L.oper
Arizona republican., 1906-04-24

and Wm. Dent were the committee on arrangements WHO went to Phoaui,. yesterday.
 Geo Hutchison. Miss Hutchisuu and Mrs. Brass were Phoenix visitors yesterday.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-24

"Jagsby says he drinks more than d gallon of water day"
 Nonsense, He never uses it except as 2 chaser"
 Well 2"-Clevelaud Leader
Arizona republican., 1906-04-24

.YoV think Se went ta heaven
 Lord FuoWs, Tl-e mule kicked ll.a in tHat direction Coustl-l- ton
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-17

ndberten. sic bra9ten bon fbr einen
In 3iesenfele getleibeten Wann NIT,
Der fi9 Mleranber Salttrf ober Gel.
tint nannte unb bier Sabre urb etnigs
Monate amf Der Sniel einfam sebarft
battle, Do tbn fein Gapitdn bort ausz
feste.
DoObss Rusers sr5dblt IN ieimm
S&iffsiournal: ygr mar bafelbft BON
Gapitdn Strablins, Gommanbeur bss
@9iffes rgtnque ports", 6tnterlaHen
iporoen. Sdltirt mar auf bieIem
Sdiffe Gteuermanr. Gr ersdblte,
bab er BON Sarge in Der i9ottiiden
2anbf9aft Gife gsbirtis unb bon SUI
senb auf CUR See sefabren fei. Ste
rrfd6e biefes ietnss l1nfaus lei Elm
3piit nit benz GapitGn gepefen; ba
aud iiberbem bus S9iff led aefbeien,
babe Seltirf lieber anfangs duf Der
Snfel berbletben, als peiter m~itfegeln
tpolen, tpte er dber berna9 feline Mlei<
nung p%erdnbert unb mttsufabren perz
LANCET, babe i'm Der gupitdn nidt
pieber annebmen, fpnbern aus aadk
fu9t ba suriidlaHen polen."
Die Grlebnihe Selfitfs pGbrenb
ietner %pieridbrisen @erbannung i9ilz
berte WOpbes Rpsers in 1einsm
S6iffsiournal, unb i'm Druid feiner
Reiiebef9reibuns nimmt biefe S9il>
berung ID Seiten Elm. Mus biefem
biirftieen MuteriaI bat Daniel Oefos
fein Meiitertperf gef9affen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-17

teifpnbent pubte trobbem CANA 9enau
mas er that, als Ct 9urrab f9rte far
bic pIatform: unb ben plan zines
Riders" %bertparf. Der ben &ooiebelt.
fsinbli@sn, Corporations : feinoli8en
Senatcrer MIR cine .ntinber ber3li&e"
Insrtennung ausgsipro9sn babsn
wonte. unb tuenn's bic Wahe Der
Ronbentsmitgliebsr rli9t geuubt bat.
10 pubtsn's BITE Ja6rer, bic 9erfafer
Der platfornt.
&~oufepsIt tat rs9t! limb JOrater
unb Did babsn sbsnfals re9t! Tsnn
Rooie5eIt TT Rspublitaner uno Gorater
uno Did Fnb Rspublitunsr - aliO
miHen fs rs9t baben! DDS III Der
Slim unb Snbalt Der platform. uno
es pirb bamit fein anoerer 8runbfab
berfhnbet als Der, auf ben bsute bic
aan3e republifauii9e partsi gefeat
unb auf ben ibre san3e pOlitit &C.
Fimmt if: Der famOie @runofab. su
benz bic gauge rationale parteifib'
runs urb ;u benz aud 6err &ooiebeli
H9 befsnnt Der Grunbfab -
Stand patti" Sur feline Stbrungen.
feline Nsuerungsn. feline &efOrm'
i&pa9bsitsn! Sur ni9t 3u9eqen, bab
es In ooer an Der republifanii1en
partei ettpas sibt, bas setabelt merben
t6nnte. N1ss mas if, III gut, tuenn
bic rspubIifanii&: partei regiert. nnb
bic rebublifanil9s partei 1T Der ur'
quel allies @uten!
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-17
gne 9fnIirro
Dee Sasrfrid)ter EettIc- III Sramfretd uno
Gin &putsnii iionsbefdJiub.

Die guOgetfummifiipn oes franSOs
iif9en parlaments bat neuIi9 auf Sen
@ntrae zines 4b9eproneten ods Gehalt
Oes S9arfriGters Nnotole Seibler uno
feiner gebiifen seitri9en.
Sn Der Samilie Seibler pererbte 5iG
bas S@arfri9ieramt ftdnoig bonn @as
ter auf BEN Sobn. Seibler l., Ser
Grpbpater, Der @riinber bes !Sauiss,
mar S9arfri9ter in 3ennes. gu ieiz
men grDbten Sbaten 5dblte Die 9inri9,
hung bon a9t MatroIen in Brett. Sein
Sobn, 2outs Seibler, Der speite oes
9amens. Batter oes gesenpGrtigen
S9arfri9ters, itarb i'm September
1904 i'm Glitter bon 81 Sabren. na9z
0em er AZ S%noipibuen Den Sals abge>
i9nitten bate. Was Inatole Sei6ler,
ben s~esenpGrtisen Snbaber bes Sc
i9Gfts, betrifft, 70 bat er nur bier
9inrt6tunsen bonaosen; Die lebte, Die
oes MOroers poaai. fano am 6. SftDz
Der 1905 in 8elfort itatt. 8epor er
aber bas gef9dft iibsrnahm, battle
4natoIe f6on ieinem Batter sebolfen.
uno er ftano i'm Rufe befonberer Sc
f9idlidfeit.
Sie Samilte 1T reid setporoen, oenn
Ser S9arfri9terberuf bringt fir me
mig Irbeit fdOnen 2obn. Der erfte
S9arfri9ter be5os bislans idbrli6
5000 Srancs @ehalt unb auBerbem
5000 Srancs fir Die SnftanObaltuns
Ger @uinotine. CUR Seits itanOen ibm
bier @ebilfen, bon benen Die beioen
erften je 1000 Sranes, Die betben am
oeren je 5000 Srancs erbielten. On
9inri9tunestasen erbielt ieber Der
S9arfri9ter auberbem nod 10
Srancs fosufasen als rSpielbonOrar."
Sus @ef9Gft bra9te aber mod fons
fttse @ortbeile nit fid our4 Den Ser
tauf reuer un6 gebrau9ter 9uilotiz
men an Die &olonien unb our9 bic
Sabrifation BON fleinen 9uinotinen,
ote als Gisarrenabf9neioer oienten,
unb Ole in sepifen &reiien febr Be-
liebt paren. Wenn 6as r@ef9Gft"
regelmGbig cling, berbierten Die Seibs
Ter idbrIi9 on 10000 5ranes.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-17
Ser Nnfau9 bonn Cube Oct
Nsbeuton.

Der auffanb In @uba. ber bon
WO9s gu Wo8e iein ausieben bsrdn-
bert bat. if absrmals In cine 1eue
pbaie eetretsn unb f4eint f9 benz
enbe gu ndbsrn. bas idOn bOr ldngerer
,3sit anssmein srtpartet purbs unb
psIdes bur4 ben Druid Der greisnife
gsbot.n srf9eint.
Die gntisnbuns bon 2riessi&iHsn
aus ben Dereinisten Staaten gum
S&ub bon 2ebsn unb gigent6umsin'
tereRen Der ausldnbii9en 8ei9dfts=
melt fam lei9t Der Anfang bonn @nbe
Iein; Der S&Iubatt bisiss tlsine1 Re
bolutionsbramas, BET pel4em unnbtbig
bel BUILDER bsrtnaat tpuros, t6nnte
barin Defteben, baB Die Administration
bon Waibineton ftr nOt6usnbig Bee
finbet, abermals bic 0srwaltung Der
S:niel, bsren Bsb6lterung f4 OILS un'
fdbig CUR selbfrsgterung srtpsif,
Ielber Tn BITE 6anb 3u nebmen.
Die Antunft bon Rriegsi9ifsn aus
benz 2anbe Ontel Sam's beuirtte cine
grHnbli9e Wanbluna In benz Sang
bortiaer grsigniHe.
auf BITE 0orRsluns prdfbent
galma's. baB CT niat fur bic Slider
belt ausIdnbti9sr @si9dftsleute tn eu'
banif6en 5afsnfdoten 9arantiren
tonne, tpurbsn umsebsno Stuppen BON
unferen bort eingstroHensr1 Rrle9s.
I9iHen eelanbet, auf tslsgrapbii9e
2Deiiune BON Wafbineton aus aber
tpieoer Big auf iusnigs Manr1 3urtid'
gsaosen.
Auf bic Sniurgentsr, bic fd als
bic partsi Der v2iberalsn" bs3ei9nen,
bat bisis Sruppsnlanbuns sinen 10
grobsn ginbrud gsma9t, bab He benz
gsisblsbabsr bes 9risssi&iffes Den.
Der" bas Mnerbtstsn ssma9t babsn, bic
Wafen nieoerlesen su poleu. uenn
ibnsn Elm gers4tes @srb6r beripro9en
tptrb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-17

Gtn GARNER NamenB
2Ouis Blum in Merben. Sn.. befab
einen SurbamzS tier, Der infolge feiz
ner 8Osbeit gum Sobe b~erirtbeilt
porben mar. Gin Gleiider .'1mens
Soltermann ipnte bic grecuttoE ppr<
nebmen. Soltermann rttt duf bte
Wiefe, purbe uber iofort bon benz
8ullen ansegriffen, Der pferb uno
Heiter auf bic 9Orner nabm, nobel
bas pferb setDbtet unb Sem Setter
bas re4te 8ein gebro9en tpurbe. Gin
Nadbar tpurbe bon benz piitbenben
Sbier auf einen Baum seiast. auf
benz CT brei Stunben fiben mubts.
SIN Der 3pif4enseit tpibmete Der
@tisr benz Sauie fetnes 8eftbers
feline Mufmerffamteit. Dos 9ilfege.
f9rei Der Gamtlie lodte f4lkbli@ au>
bere Nadbarn berbet, pel9e bic nil,
tbenbe Bette erfdoHta.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-17
SrabtIofe Geographic tn ben
Nlpen.

Wer bon Inter itetten in berS6peia
Der iiber Die idftgriinen Matten gegen
&igi%S9eibegg 9inauf tpanbert, iiebt
auf Der bD4iten &uppe, unmittelbdr
Dor benz Iansseitredten &urbausbau,
apei mGdtise. fiinfsig Dieter 6obe
Sol5maften in Die 2uft emporrasen.
3pii9en beiben lit Elm melt arsgez
bebntes, fd9erfOrmises Ora6tsebiIbe
e%ingeipdnnt, bas BON ben Spleen Biz
CUR BooenflG9e berunterrei9t; es
iiebt BON tpeitem aus tpie Elm rieiiaes
S~pinngepebe. Sn aGernG9fter Ndbe
bappn, gegen Siiben, unb nit benz
Orabtsebilbe in leitenber @erbinbuns,
itebt Elm fla9ba9iges, ~einitDdiges
8lpdbaus, pOrin cine Mense Der
iinnDertpirrenbiten Snftrumsnte unb
4pparte dufgeteat iinb, aus benen ab
unD gu elm beftis fnaaenbes 9erGui9
herausbrin9t, bus BON punberbar In
tenfipem, peiBblauem Suntenfpriibsn
begleitet lit.
Der untunDige 9dte, Der iid Dor
benz Sta9elbrabtaaun res sebeimntb<
boQen 9aboratoriums befinbet unb bic
bariiberitebenbe Sni9rift bu9ftabirt:
n44tung, lebensgsfd6rli9, $4,000
@plt Spannung!" lit anfdnsli9 gang
OerbuBt, unb tpeib ii9 iber bic merit
piirbt9e gtnri6tuna feimen befrieoiz
genoen Iuh9lub gu geben, Bis ibm
fpGter = gum Nu9ttf9 bel Der Sable
b'bote Elm freunbli4er SeIebrter bte
t%urioie 9ei9i4te 70 gut als mDsli4
ettpas nGber erlGutert: Wir itez
BEN Dor Der Station fir brabtlofe Sc
legrapbie, bic nit elmer gang dhnli9
sebuuten i'm Sort StDdfi pb Nnber<
matt = Siitans "A 8tlomster =
eben lire neutrality-suspicious. Gig
male ipe9ielt. 0as Experiment gez
lingt ausgesei9net; i'm 8lodbaus be-
finben ii9 8sn5inmotor unb Obnaz
mo, bic einen We9Ieltrpm liefern,
Der auf $4,000 @olt tr%ansformirt
pirb unb bamtt elm Grregerfpftem
fpeiit, befen getpaltige Sdpinsunsen
bas o~bensenannte luftise 9rabtleiter<
sebflbe benuben unb banr in lansen
eleftrii4en W~elIensiisen bur9 ben
Getber CUR Disqualification auf benz
Sort @t0dli binausgleiten unb bort,
entfpre9enb aufsefansen, bic ge@
piini9te 3eiGengsbung I'm 9Drtele<
pbon pber am bereitftebenben Morie>
apparat auslDfen.
8eibe Stationen iinb DON Der Sc
ieui9aft fir brabtlpfe Selegrdpbie IN
Berlin erbaut unb drbeiten suiammen
in Der luftisen 9Dbe re9t gut; ielten
rur, unter unsep0bnli6en 0erbdltnii>
len Der Witteruns, treten poriibergez
6enbe StOrunsen auf, b. B. es ieBt
bic Observation-Disclosures a~eit1peiie
aug. Sier unb ba ion es au9 porz
fommen, bob bic Station auf Rigi<
S9eibess mod in ben 9Orberei9 Der
Observation-Disclosures polbbu
in Siibenglanb fdIt; lebtere iibermits
telt Na9ts aptfden II unb 2 nhr
ibre neutrality-suspicious. Sisnale on
Die auf benz Meere befinbli9en DAM
pier; Don bieien Signalen tperben nun
s~etttpetIe, Bel giinitisen atmoipbdriz
i9en @erbdltnifen unb entfpre4enber
Mbftimmung Der Welmldngen, fir
acre pber ldngere Serten : in elmer
Gntfernuns BON iiber 1000 &ilomez
tern = auf Der Station Higi<S9eiz
heeg mod beutli9 miterbalten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-17

2oninl S@umann In Waina Be-
rt9tet an bas Staatsbepartement tn
@afbington, bae bic MusR9ten auf
cine quite Weinernte In Seuii8lanb f9
raid perrin9ert baben. Bis Mtts
Suit erf1iensn bic Musf&ten als
gIdnanb. Seitbem bal absr raider
We4isl BON ertremer Wdrme unb
tiblem Wetter ben @einbereen aef9a.
bet, aumaI ba unmitteIbar bana4 bie
Webenfranibeit peronOfpera auftrat
unb R9 NIT 10 unuiosrFebli&er
e9neuigtsitl .ausbreitete, bob f& BITE
bassssr a%aseuenosten .6&ubmitteI aIs
luirfungstos ertutefen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-17

Oas IGngit 8 # m t.
bas Biz iebt Dem papier anpertrdut
tpurbe, lit mobl bas bes ensliiden Yaz
itors 8. 6ulie, Der auf 400 Seiten Der
llniperitdt Cambridge ales perma9te,
tpas er fem etsen senannt.
Die Obrrtnge Ser sta
Itenerinnen peifen duf Den
She'll oes 3anbes BIN, aus Dem bic
Trdserinner ftammen. Sc LANCER DIE
Sbrrtnse fin6. oefto tpeiter I'm Suoen
l!egt bic 9eimaib Der Grauen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-17

Sie &~aiisrin>W ittwe Don Ghina
6at iingf Elm paar unebrli9e Bant.
bsamts tbpfen laRen. IS III bod Elm
berubisenbes @efHbl, In einem fortges
i9rittsnsn 2anbe urb untsr 3ibiliFrten
2eutsri 3u uobnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-17

Gs 1T f~eineswegs bic Mbfi9t On
tel SONS In guba 80 interbenirsn,
absr BITE gsi9i0te 3eist, uis lei9t er f9
basr ae3tpunaen 5eben fann.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-17

Sn unier geltebteS Seuti6 iibsr.
tragen ldbt R4 Der gegrif r&oaR'
beef" aliO gang trefsnb nit vsuppsn'
fsif9" wiebergeben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-17

&erofin fon elm pirffarnes Ges
sengift segen BEN 8ib elmer &lapper<
f9lanse bilben. Sn 9instotpn. Corn.
fam cine Sub, tpel9e BON eiasr &Lap~
perf9lanse gebifen unb nit &eroiin
behanoelt wurbe, nit Dem 2sben cu<
bon.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-17

Ser Sob beS Yrinsen Mlbrs6t
bietst wieoer cine oorsigli9s @e.
lsssnbsit ftir bic @elfsn - 3u weitsrer
Vrptefer.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-11-28


Railroad.
Trains Leave Richmond-Northwa
6:2O A. M-Daily. Byrd st. Through.
6:2O A. M-Daily. Main st. Through.
1880 A. M-Week days. Elba Ashland &C
$40 A. M-Daiiy Byrd St. Through. Local
stops.
1905 Noon.-Week days. Byrd st. Through.
400 P. M-Week days ByrdSt. Freder-
ickSburg accommodation.
sos P. M.-Daily. Main st. Through.
$50 P. M-Week days. Elba. Ashland &C
commodation.
8:20 P. M-Daily. Byrd ST. Through.
Trains Arrive Richmond-Southwar
$40 A. M.-Week days. Elba. Ashland &C
commodation.
500 A. M.-Week days. Byrd st. Frede
ricksburg accommodation.
1876 A. M.-Daiy. Byrd ST. Through.
11:5O a. M-Week days. Byrd st. Through.
Local stops.
1:S p. M.-Daily. Main st. Through.
$40 A. M-Week days. Elba Ashland
commodation.
715 P. M.-Daily. Bryd st. Through.
900 p. M.-Daily. Byrd st. Through. Local
stops
$50 p M-Daily. Main st. Through.
Note-Pullman, Sleeping or Parlor Cars on
ell above trains except train arriving Rich
commodations.
Time of arrivals and departures and con-
nections not guaranteed
W. d. DUKE, c. w. CULP, W.P. TAYLOR.
Asst to Pres't Gen'l Supt. Traf. Mgr
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THE RICHMOND TRAINING SCHOOL
FOR UNDERGRADUATES.

Will reopen OCTOBER 1, 1906, at IA W. Main
Street, Richmond, Va
Miss ALICE N. PARKER, Principal
Two years course in FroebePs Theory and
Practice and graduate course of one year
Special classes in Drawing, Singing and Ply
steal Culture.
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in the barn when the fire broke out.
and might have lost their lives had it
not been Tor Mr.. William Slattcry. who
carried them out. The ORIGIN oi the
fire is not known, but it is thought that
the children had matches.
The best investment ! ever made
was when took the kcclcy Cure II
years ago. Hundreds have said the
same Suppose YOU write the Kcc-
lev Institute. 2II North Capitol street
Washington. d. c.. for the little book
let. Facts"
Capt. Willard Thomson, general
manager OF the NJ. d. & V. +. f.
Brooks. general manager OF the Phia-
delphia r. r.. and \. ]. Benjamin. Sup
crintendent OF the b. c. & A. Railway
visited Rchoboth few days ago and
made an examination OF the company ;
property here. As result OF the in
veStlgation. it is reported that extern
Sivc improvements are to be made
These will include a fine new hotel that
will be fitted with all modern conven-
fences and capable OF accommodating
several hundred guests
Alexander Hoffman. a bartender
81 Pcrryvillc. was arrested in Balti-
more Tuesday and committed for court
by Justice Grammar. at the Central Pc
lice Station. on the charge OF steal
ing Jewels valued at $3.50 from Mrs
C"rnclia. J Packer. VIII" conducts a
hotel i'll llavrc dc Grace Hoffman
was arrested g ma warrant sworn out
by Mrs. Packer. in which She alleges
she gave Hoffman lot "i icwcry to
take t" her hotel and that instead he
pawncd it. She says he obtained $roo
ON her rings and bracelets