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Using Black
and White

pictures to illustrate goods whose
chief attraction is color is like
"Hamlet with Hamlet left out"
Colortype illustrations show
buyers who cannot see the actual
goods just what the goods look
like, and, if they are attractive,
make them want to possess them.
A lot of firms, who are not
using Colortype illustrations, are
missing the opportunity for in
creased profit that Colortype illus
t%rations would bring them.
May we not show you how we
have made Colortype illustrations
pay others in the same or similar
lines?
AMERICAN COLORTYPE COM PANY
COLOR PRINTERS
Corner Hubert and West Streets
works: New York. Chicago and Newark
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-30
HITS GILLETTE AND GRANNIS.
Truesdale Report Pitches Into Mutual's
Ex.Xice-Presldents.

It was said yesterday on good authority
that the Truesdale committees report,
submitted to the Mutual LIES board Of
trustees on Wednesday, oensures DR.. Wal
ter r. Gillette and Robert A.. Granniss. the
retiring vice-presidents, for having APP
proved vouchers under the McCurdy ad-
ministration for extraordinary legal ex-
penses. 1t was brought out in the Arm
strong committee proceedings that both
OF these officers had initiated" vouchers for
expenditures without knowing definitely
how the money was TO be used. II is thought
that the findings of the Truesdale committee
may have had something to do with the
announced decision Of the two officers to
retire.
There is a chance that the Mutual Life
will sue Andrew Fields. the old legislative
agent, for an accounting; The Armstrong
committee was never able TO get any idea
Of the amount Of money which Fields re-
eived from the company. The moneys
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-30
SEEK IMMUNITY FROM STRIKES.
Business Men In Anthracite Region plan q
Protective Org anizatiOn.

TAMAorA, Pa. March CAN organize
ton in some respects similar to the Citizens
Alliance. which was organized in the strike
Of 1902 to preserve order in the anthracite
region, is being projected by leading BUSH
ness men.
The main object of the organization
will be to take steps to preserve the business
interests of the region by giving it immunity
80 far as possible from the effects of
the constantly recurring strike agitation.
Since 1900, it is commended, the fear OF a
strike has been a wet blanket on the Ind
terial prosperity Of the region. But little
work has been done in the matter OF mu-
nicipal improvement or industrial advance
ment, Manufacturing concerns are chary
of locating in the anthracite region, for
they know not at what time q strike will
deprive them of fuel.
The fact that the population OF the
anthracite region in constantly increasing
should make it a good field for real estate
investment but men with capital Will
not erect houses and lease them when
they have no assurance that they will be
able to collect their rents regularly: In
the past three years hundreds OF business
men nave disposed of their holdings in
the anthracite region towns and left for
new fields.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-30
H.

COMSTOCK.-At New York, Tuesday. M8neh .
1905. Seth Cook Comstock, NJ. D.. beloved has
band OF Bertha Treadwell Porter. In the 49,
year OF his age.
Funeral services will be held at the Second Con
gregational Church, New London Conn or
Friday afternoon March 30. al ? O'Clock.
MAcDONALD.-Suddenly, OF pneumonia, on MArcn
n, 1909. at Springfield. Mass, William X
Macdonald, aged So years.
Funeral services from the chapel OF the Sterh-n
Merritt Burial Co.. sth av. and 10Th 81, on
Friday, at i3c p. NJ. lnterment steub'n
Vile. Ohio.
SCOFlELD.-On Thursday. March 20, 1905, at IA
West cath ST. New York, Jes Sc Sconeld.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
SMGTH.-At his home at Patchog ue. Long Island
n. Y. March 20. Wilmot NJ. Smith. Justice 81
preme Court, aged 81 years 8 months.
Funeral at Congregational Church. Patchog4"
p. NJ, Saturday. March 81. Carriages ".
meet trains leaving Long Island City al l04,
A. NJ. and 1i04 4. NJ. and Flatoush sven4'
Brooklyn, at 1853 A, M. and loss a. NJ. ar.N-
Ing at Patchogue at 1903 p. NJ. md llo P. "
Trains leave Phtchogue after services 81 81
P. NJ. AM ASS p. NJ.
SMITH.-In Paterson. y. j.. on Thursday, Ma
20. 1908, James w. Smith. NJ. d.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
wEST.-suddenly. March "a. 1908, a, his resldsrcr
40 w. sSth ST., James Ernest West, In his ~
year.
Funeral at Trinity Church, West Havrrs,rl-
saturday al ?, Train leaves West .2d 81 .
1880 p. 81. Please omit flowers.
WHITTINGHAM.-At Newton. y, j.. March 20
1905, Walton Condit, son of Martha q. a..
Edward j. Nottingham, In his 4Sd year.
Funeral service at ST, Stevens Church. Milbpt.
n. j., Saturday. March 81. at ! p. ". TT"'
leave Barclay and Christopher SITS. al -
p. NJ. and Newton al lao p. N
YouNG.-At his late residence. los waverly p
Mason Young. son OF the late Henry Noun;
In tis~,o sth year Of his age,
Funeral al the Church OF the Ascension, 5'h 4
and 10th ST., at 10 A. NJ" Saturday. Msrca &"
Interment private.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-30
CHICAGO WAY HAVE TO Walk.
transportation Companies Have Only Six
Weeks supply OF COal on Hand.

CHICAGO, March 29.--Transportation COM
panies in Chicago are threatened with coal
shortage in event of a protracted strike
of miners. Six weeks supply in storage
is the greatest quantity any of the street
or elevated railway companies has. The
peril of the Union Traction Company, it is
said. is acute because Of limited storage
capacities at its power plants.
The Northwestern Elevated Company.
it was said at the office of General Manager
Noe. has four weeks supply for it's power
plant at Southport and Fullerton avenues,
and two weeks further supply on the way
from the mines. The Chicago and Oak
Park elevated line gets its power from the
Chicago Edison Company by contract and
politan and South Side elevated companies
we're said to have about five weeks supply
each on hand.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-30
CAN'T STICK IN ONE Court,
Appellate Term JphOlds Law Making
Municipal Justices Change.

The Appellate Term Of the Supreme
Court decided yesterday that the law passed
two years ago under which the Justices of
the Municipal Courts must rotate through
out the borough is constitutional. There
is a bill pending in Albany now to repeal the
rotation law.
Most of the Justices are opposed to ro-
tatinR. and for the the last two months
two ofthem, Lynn and Moore, have refused
to move from their regular districts. The
constitutionality OF the law was attacked in
an appeal from Judgment rendered by, JUS
tice Sanders. sitting in the Fourth district.
saws hat the DO wer OF the Legislature to
mass such a law is clearly established by the
CONSTITUTION, and points out that by the act
creating the Municipal Courts the Justices
have Jurisdiction throughout the whole
oitv
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-30
ID. C N. PLANS SHI TDOUN
Preparations Being Made 10 Protect the
Wines After Tomorrow.

~RANro Pa, March 29.-It is under
stood that the Delaware and Hudson Com
pany will shut down all its collieries on
Saturday unless an agreement satisfactory
to the operators is reached. '
Six camps are under construction and a
large number of cooking stoves are being
placed in box cars to be used for kitchens at
The mines in order to have property pro-
tected.
This week a ST.. 900 contract was awarded
to a local electric light company for equip;
ping the collieries with searchlights and
other Illuminating facilities. 1t IL not IN
landed 70 have the shutdown affect engi-
neers. fremen or pump runners, but in case
of trouble with these men the company
declares that it has a sufficient force to take
their places
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-30
ALEXANDER IN SANITARIUM VI.
Former Equitable Head RecuperRt'ng
From Two surgical Operations.

GREENFIELD, Mass, March 29.-James w.
Alexander, formerly president OF the Equit-
allie Life Insurance Company, arrived here
to-day and was taken to a private sani-
tarium at Deerfield, where he plans to re-
main several weeks in recovering from the
effects of two surgical operations which
were performed in New York recently.
Mr. Ale nder is still in a weakened CON-
dition but he il daily recovering his strength.
At the sanitarium it vas said to-day. that he
is mentally keen and alert and that hi"
partial helplessness is caused by the phys
zeal exhaustion following the operations.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-30

the complainant. J., n Campbell and F. l..
Goweh Of Philadelphia. W. $. Jenney OF
New York and other attorneys appeared
for the defendant carriers.
The Interstate Commerce Commission
has begun its inquiry under the Tillman-
Gillespie resolution to ascertain the relations
of certain railroad companies to the coal
commission are gathering information in
the fields, while the commission Is in com
munication with persons supposed to have
knowledge of the facts.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-30
BRITISH POLICYHOLDERS SAFE.
Mutual Manager Who Resigned Tells OF
Action for Their Protection.

Mutual Manager Who Resigned Tells OF
Action for Their Protection.
Special Cable Despatch to THE sun.
LONDON, March 29.-Mr. D. C. Haldeman,
who resigned the other day as British man.
ager for the Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany Of New York, said in an interview
to-day;
There is ample security for British
p~olicyholders. On no account must they
think Of s%urrendering their policies. A long
conference was held yesterday by some
leading po~licyholders, a member of Il 0
New York board of trustees and myself
This trustee afterward sailed for the United
States with definite proposals designe to
place British p~olicyholders upon a proper
footing. ! am issuing a circular to them to
that effect"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-30
Nr. Bauer Loses S. .s34,

The police were engaged in a search
Yesterday for checks and cash a~gRregating
a value of IS, 1884. which was lost by John
Bauer, a builder and real estate dealer,
of e27 Broadway, Brooklyn. The cash
amounted to $500. Bauer thought he placed
the pa ckage in an inside pocket Of his over
coat when he left his home at 1908 VIII
loughby street Wednesday afternoon 70 go
rea ched his office. The money and checks
had been given to him by a client to pay of
two mortgages.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-30
House or Lords EuIosy for Miner.

Special Gable Despatch 10 THR sun.
LONDON, March 2e.-The House Of Lords
to-day offset the recent attack in the House
of Commons on Viscount Miner for allowing
the hogging of Chinese coolies while he
was High Commissioner in South Africa
by adopting by a vote of 40 to IS a motion
made by Visoount Halifax eulogizing his
services as High Commissioner
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-30
MARSHALL Field. Jr.. Left 500 western Inlon

The estate left in this State by Marshall
Field, Jr., who died in November last
through the explosion Of a rifle he was clean
ing, has been appraised at $4e,375' 1t con-
sists entirely of 500 shares Of Western Union
Telegraph Company stock; The widow
AlbeTtine, receives one-third, and the three
children divide the remainder.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-30
CO4L CARRYING ROAD PROBE.
Interstate Commission Hears Hearst case
and Also starts Its w Inquiry.

WAsHISGroN, March 20 ~RearguInent IN
the case Of William r. Hearst against the
coal carrying roads was begun before the
Interstate Commerce Commission to-day
The action involves "A complaint that the
rates imposed by the railroads for shipping
coal from the mines to tide water an ex-
c~essive.
C. j. shearn of New York appeared for
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-30
Won BUELOW NOT TO RESIGN.
German Chancellor Takes Stand In Favor
OF q Colonial Department.
Gable Despatch to tn

Special Gable Despatch TO The SUN.
BERLIN, March 29.-In the Reiohstag to-
day Chancellor o Bulow supported the
proposal for the creation Of a colonial de-
partment Of government on the ground that
Germany had become a colonial power.
He characterized the reports that he in
tended to resign the Chancellorship as
ohn,,rl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-30
aunard Dividend Declared.

.Speeial Gable Despatch 10 THE Sun.
LIVERPOOL. March 2e.-Th Cunard
Steamship Company to-day declared a
dividend Of 4 per cent. and carried $3.50 QUO
to the reserve.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-30
Grounded steamer Blocks suez Canal.

Special Gable De'pateh to The sun.
LONDON, March 2o.-The British steam-
ship Mandalay is aground in the suez Canal
and traffic is suspended In consequence.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-30
go JAPANESE MINERS KILLED.
Explosion In the TakashIma Mine Near
Nagasaki.

Special Gable Despatch 10 THE SuS.
TOXIC. March 29.-Two hundred an fifty
miners were killed yesterday by an explo-
sion. in the Takashima coal mine, near
Nagasaks
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-30
Consistent Wisdom

No n exercising ordinary eau.
ton in business affairs leaves his
property uninsured against fire, even
for a single day, although at the
very worst it could be only a partial
loss-hre couldn't destroy the land.
A Aaw in the title can cause.-the
total loss OF both building and land,
and NAV happen as well as a FIRE.
No prudent man assume his own
FIRE risk. Then why the title risk?
TILE. GUARANTEE
AND TRUST CO
Capital q Surplus. . $4,000 900
146 Broadway. New York.
l7i Remsen street. Brooklyn.
DROoklyn Banking Dept. 1913 Montague b.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-30
MOHICAN AGAIN ASHORE.
British steamer. Foated on March 10,
Strikes Second Time on Cuban Coast.
Special Gable Despatch 10 THE

Spt6TdI CdOTt DtSVuTtT TO THE 0UN'
HAVANA, March 90 The British steamer
Moh:can from Puerto Padre for New York
is ashore on Confites Key. between Nuevitas
and Caibarien, Her agents have hope OF
relocating Der.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-30
v&1ghaaS}sss':9!!s!i$':::;'zEs!!2a!y l.:
Call or Write for Catalogue

BUSINESS NOTICES.
Mrs.. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for child rem
teethlng, softens the gums, reduces Inflammation
allays pain. cures wind collie, diarrhDa, 26oLA bottle
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-30

The Mohican left here last or February
"a for Puerto Padre and on the way back
went ashore on March 10 in Nipe Bay with
her forehold full Of water. Her cargo was
liehtered and she foated on March l6.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-08
QoeaLB etterberi9t.

Tbeilweiie bstpDlft uno pabri9stnlI9
s~eIesentIi6e @ewitterfSirrte bente gta@t
poer Samitag.
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@etterbertht.
Gbieasp, s. SUM-.

Sar 3. stunSsn .nS.nb 7 rsr mOrs,ns. . SUM
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-08
@isss-Mltar 0rab.
@ G B n.

Surace uno gtta Chapman, Sho
s6erman 9ripe, Wdbasn. = %. s.
uno 6rau gprne, 1888 Sub Slips
Ctr, 2nabe.-Sobn unb Silie @eis'
berger, 524 Wif Rorris Str, 4nabe.
Saeob unb glisabstb Sieoer, Bis
9Th 0stp Ssrisp Strabe, Wdo3sn. -
patriG unS Rate Wulrine, l33 Set
Ienburff Str, anabe. = Rap uno Ss'
len Sabib, 1921 Wrisbt Str, Mdo'
9sn.-@barlss unb Clara 9sntsr, 9Oe
Cottage Abe, Mdo4en. - Grant unS
Sannp peges, 1921 sbslOon etrab',
2nabs unb Wabsl Ssapsr,
1884 Columbia Apenue, 3nabs.
8etraut.
@. 6reb &oao-Tiobsl 9. Steuart.
.. y. gauble-pearl 9. Sargent.
Soln 3. Ridtsr-2i33ie Dt. &oai9.
9inbiap 8. Megtsss-2uep s. @larf.
gbaar Spat-Minnie 6. &oeiensr.
@bsftsr g. NeB anisl-2Ouife 5. aaI-
tenbrunn.
Morris u. ausrba9-@nna &sbIsr.
gbuarb Brpan-Warp 8ertram.
SblDefsr glDg-gla Sudsr.
art6ur &. gel-Stela gl9er.
gornelius Rirfsnbal - @barlotte &.
Ballard.
Wiliam genfortb-psarl Whsalp.
1amss 3. Wc@ounsa-- 8sife u. @loer.
Gefprben.
2ssIie Nnbsrion, 2, 1442 abart Str.
- Ssannsits 6. Mr9sr, 81, SO Nore
Stais ape. - s. g. McRennett. SIS.
StahtbOipital. - Sobn 6. Neu, "a.
518 Norb penniploania Ctr. - Nep-
BERN u. WOrlan. 70. 344 2upman
aps. = Ranuetts glsanora 4raft. 70.
969 Weif Walnut Str. - Charles
8oobs, 25, SCI Wet Rortb Ctr. =
@barlss Reimsr, So, 1923 Sao Sai=
nois Str. - Patrid Samss @urtsin,
IL, 308 2aura Gtr.-Rarp 6. Web5,
35, 525 BIRD Mbe.-WiQiam 2iaing:
bas. rs, Stabtboipitnl. -W ilorebSed'
man, 2, 1922 Oanbss Str.
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Nm Wittno9 4bsnb bislten bic
Ictiben BEG Stoisits Surnbersins i'm
@ermania part Elm re4t semitRi8ss
Sanstr dna6sn OBJ. Der Bsiu4 mar
re&i gut uno ale amtifrten it aui's
8she.
am Sonnta9, ben "a. Juni, werbsu
bic Nctiben Ssn Surnsrn bon Nlsrau.
oria. Die f9 an benz S9auturnsn be-
Shoieite Surnbsreins In 10 farfe,
ah5abl beibsiligtsn. sinsn @egenbsiut
MAIDEN. Cine fr6bliGe &urnfabr'
fsbt in Iusf9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-08

5rau Seanstts 2reussr bon 20. 1877
OF "a. SiraBe uuroe esiisrn Nbsnb
segsn 9 nbt auf ibrsm 9simpsss on
ben G9ienen Der 8. q. & 90. Babn,
3uii4sn "a. uno 25. STRIDE, bon
einem Rsgsr anesfalen. Ssrislhs En-
'grif bic 5rau bel ben Saarsn unb sat
ibr einen S4Iag auf Die 8rHf. als
ss berielben gslang. Hd aus ben 6dn.
ben bes 5arbigen lOssumaGsn, 3og bel
Burr DE sin lan9ss Wsfsr, tporauf bi,
Jrau um Ollie i9rie. Sur1 BIZ
6ilfsrufe erT9rsdt. iprane Der 2srI auI
cine borbeipaiRrsnoe 9otomotibe uni
bsri9manb.
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TbermpmeterFano.

fbermometerftano.
SS6a, 9emseratur ........... 88 @ral
Riebrigfe Terrpsratur.. IL 4.
90. z. 8Ibtbs
Seetipns.D Director.
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90 9te 9r6bte umb pal.
iemoneNuStpabI bon e@mttt.
btastnea ,ano 8ImmsemH16em
tRt aue fremot8em nmo tran'
rt8em Gret8mtKe. @tr hub
ieoefsett 8erts terett bet Oct
AuSwabI bebaIf(t@ 81 1etm.
0ertermanta Bros. 60.
241 RAN. 4Se. Eel. $40.
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Teaer.

@s fern absnb turs Dor IL ubr &c.
rietb bas bon gaa 2pnn benz bnts
Saus go. 1921 Mc@ormid Strabe
our4 Junfen aus benz S9ornfeIn
elmer locomotive In 8ranb. Die
6lammen putoen our9 Die Gsuerwsbr
i'm gniisbsn srfidi; Der S9absn be.
trd9t ungefdbr IS.
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%ohsetli&es.

@efern 10 urbe1 cine Nn=
labl 2o5ntuti4sr in Daft 9enommen.
neil He ibre 2isens ni9t ernsusrt bat'
ten. Die poIi3ei bsobaatst bisiss @sr=
asben rs8t i8arf.
Sacob STEWART, 80 Sabre
aft, bon &ibsebile, Snb.. puroe gss
fern bier bon ben Sebsimpoli,itsn
6auisr uno Simon otn9fsf sema@t.
Ststuart ION aus R~ibsebi1s ssfobsn
iein, mo er tueger zines 8er9sb.ns ge=
tuiinfdt tpirb.
1 s q. pieree. 38 Sabre
alt. q 2anfng Strabe, prtgslte lid
asftern auf Der StraBe bsrum unb
tpurbs prompt bon benz gsamter @rum
uno ben &ablern Worsan unb amsoen
abgefdbrt.
9enrp 8 ugeins, 19 Sabre
oft. 935 Msft 90. StraBe. murbe ee-
fsrn bon ben gsamtsn Gamusls urb
Ds&Ohstts unter benz Uerbaat bes
ginbru9s unb bss alsinbisbfabls BIN.
ter S9loB uno &isgsl gsbra9t. 5ue.
gins lou In cine Bube i'm Ribsrioe
part sinasbrp4en fsin unb 6 Ws1er
entusnbet babsn.
MAILER e. 6 9, 19 Sabre
oft. 1921 6Opt Nbe., tuurbs seffsrn
bss 8lsinbisbtabIs bsi9ulbist uno bon
b EN- Sergeant STREET. unb @apt. AI9
prompt fngsiperrt. Song lou Elm
Jabrrab gefoblsn baben.
& bomas 8ln q unb CHARLES
@bancp, bic In &iosebiae, Snb., tpssen
Sisbfabls berlanet tpsrben, purosn
bier eruii6t unb tpsrben mad bort au=
rtid9ebra9t merben.
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bon Waoe Scott elm portemonaie nit
IS. IS unb IL etreetear.S Sides eefiOb.
len bate, tpuroe bon ben @ebeimpolis
3ifisn 4urb unb Du9an In grOao Rips
pie bsrbaftst.
M. g. & umann, No. $40
Snoiana-a bsnue pobnbaft, beri9tete
Der poli3ei. bab elm Mann in iein &c.
i9dft fam unb cine 6oie gu ftebIe1
bsrfu9te. 2aufmanr nnbm benz
Spibbubsn feline geute ab uno 2ebts.
rer enifob. Dis polissi srbislt eine
CUTE BsR9rsibuns BEG Siebss uno it
ibm auf ben 5erfen.
MUG. g &snt. Der bsbaupisi.
Elm Stsinmaurer gu iein uno Ro. 1920
Wef Nem Sort Strobe su tpobxn,
tpurbe bon ben pOli3ifen De 2oHetts
unb eamuels tusesu @agabonoage
berhaftst. 9a fur feline borIdufiss
5reilafuns $500 gHrsiaaft ssfOrberi
tuerosn. f9eint etwas mebr als 0aga.
bondage aessn i'm borSulie9sn.
Der Nrbetter &op 2pons,
go. 81 8irginia- Ipsnue wobnbaft,
tuuros rusaen zines ginbru1sberIuGs
bon ben pOlisifen Seribner, Sanlor
unb 8hai4er bsrbaftst.
Der Neqer Spencer 9emar,
2235 NlmoOS Strabe, Der fid nit elmer
fartiaen SG6nen auf Der StraBe Der
umtrisb uno nit berislben tn 6ano,
srsifi9fsiten gerieib. tpuroe bonn Ser
ssant @arner ws9en tbdtli9sn Mn'
srifs einssasdt. Au4 feline gsslsits,
rim muBte fur bic Ha9t cine Belle be
aiohen
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Aus benz @artsn bon s. 90. Ga.
port, 1912 prOipeet Str. tuuros ee.
fern Na9mittag Elm 10 bel 16 CUB
grobss 3eIt uno Elm Bicycle BON sinem
unbetanntsn 9ieb ~geffoblsn. Dos
3slt bat einen @srth bon SIT.
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@eike Garteln
C.
@runbsisentbums ltebe; tra0angen

Srurtpet8entblnls Nebeitra8inget.
Wiaiam 8. gloer an Nnna 9. Do.
bis, Got IA, Saitsrn 6isbts abbition,
40 bsi l34.5 Sub, baeant, @efisits
Der Srsrel Nps., fibIi9 bon Nsip Dort
Str. 5000.
@loina Seitman on Ra9sl g. Sar-'
osfip. 9rt ~, glarf II. ". erite Abbi.
tiOn, Wef SnbianupuIis, Sc bel 1856
Sub. perb., @sfisits Der @ofsp Str,
iholi9 bon 6snrp Ctr. $500.
Gran Bod on Sobn R. 9apts, Got
SO. 9lod 8, 8urebo part Mbbitipr,
40 BET 136 6ub, psrb., Wsfieite Der
Colorado Abs., iabli9 bon Netp Sort
Str. s1100.
Nnna 6. @larte an pearl u. 6abe.
lid, ben baIben Intbeil bon Got IL uno
She'll bon Got IL. SO. s. 8aIboit's
addition. 43 bel 1875 SUB. berbeFsrt,
@sfieite Der alabama Str., iholtd
bon Is. Str. $4750.
HisisIbs, als gormunb, an bieielbe,
ben balben Nnt6eil bon bsmfsIbsn 81.
9sntbum. $4750.
&obert 3. Siait an Sulia o.. Gum.
mines. Got 25. Sssoob's 1. Central.
NDsnue abolition, 40 bel 134 CUB,
bsrbeRsrt, @sfieits bon Central abe.,
r6roli9 bon 80. Strabe, $4,000.
MboIpbus 6. S9osfsr an Samss g.
Waesnnis &C., Got 324, epann e. go's
2. Wooblamn Nobition, 80 bet 1875
CUB, berbsfsrt, Stbisite bon Sopts
9lbe., 6fli9 bon Spruce Str, $2225.
2aura u. %. gumbad &c. an @aro
line DR.. Wbitit, Got %, @atIins's
SubbibiRon, Outlot III, Al Bel $50
SUB, perbsfert, Ofisits bon Union.
StraBs, fioli9 bon Mc@nrtp Str.
$4,000.
Sulia Sasrls ,e. on MidasI @arbsp,
Got %, SladfOro's Suboipiion, Out-
lot 152, &C., 54.44 BET 1874 5ub.
berbefert. Wsfieits bon California
Strabe, iioli6 bon 0srmont Str.
$4,000.
&obert 6. Sight an Sobn @immer,
9ots l Biz A, MeIroie addition, 8rca,
@ipple. $500.
2ouiis u. Berger an 6reoerid %.
5enner &C., 2Ot33, 0eiier's. @Ormunb,
abolition, IS BEL 100 CUB, perbsKsri.
RorbIeite bon Sanders Str, tpefli9
bon Wetp Seriep Str, $3.50.
Greo %. Craig on @OroOn 8. Did
ION, She'll Got 20. Bruce plaes Ofenbe
slbb., Is BET IS CUB. bsrbsfsrt, iib0it.
Ii9e gde %. uno Yelefontaine Ctr.
so, 500.
@sorae s. Warott an b~snislbsn.
Got %. gIod 2, 5letdsrs noro6Rli9s
Aob.. 10 Bel 40 SUB. uefli&e 6eite
bon Danoss Strabs, iaoIi9 bon 10.
Str; Got 90. @upp Bart. 21.56 BEL
100 CUB, bftli9e Settle bon Rural Ctr.
iHbli9 bon StanIsp Str, Sbsil BON
9ott III, Brucss plaee Mob., IS bel
Is CUB, itbIi9s Settle bon %. ctr /,
6flid BON college Nbe. $3.50.
albert 2if an Warp g. @arsp u.
a., She'll BON 2ots IL bis IA, uno an=
srsn3enb, Wineate's Subj. eaurrs
81. so BET 135 CUB. bsrbsHert, n6rb.
HIDE Settle Der 2ouifana Str, bflid
bon Rem Ssrfsb CIR. 5000.
Samuel o. Wopre an Disislbs. bic.
felben Cots 13 unb IA, 80 bel las
CUB. bsrbsHsrt. Ofieite Norb Wen
Seriep Cir. n6rbli9 bon Southland
Strabe. &c.
Sobn gblein an SieIelbs. 96eiI bic.
fslbe Got Is. 80 BET 148 CUB, berbef.
fsrt. n6rsli9 bon 2ouifana Strabe.
$4,000.
6lora Womrep ans Geo. pan9born.
elm &beil bes uoro6hii9en Wiertels ber
Sect. II. 9f5p. Is. Ran9e 4, 5 Nder
tn Wafhington 8fbp. $4,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-08

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