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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-12-06
BOWDOINHAM,


Misses Emma and Mary Denham and
Mrs. Mary +. Sampson Were shopping i'll
Brunswick Saturday.
Rev. Mr., FrCst of the Ridge was in
Portland recently.
Miss Bertha +. Irish of Mt. IIolyokc
College returned to South IIadley. Friday
after passing the THANKSGIVING holiday
with her parents. DR.. and Mrs. |. G. Irish
Bert Cornish. Will Williams ard Milton
Given are tn" proud owners of three Tin"
deer. which they have recently shot. Mr.
Given shot his whila on Il trip in the
northern part OF Maine.
Mary Owen and Miss Marion Chick of
Auugsta. are visiting Mrs. +. p. Curtis.
Miss Lillian Douglass is passing Il few
days in Auburn.
Miss Hattie Q. Ferry was in Brunswick
Saturday.
George Denham has been suffering from
an attack OF rheumatism the past few
DAYS.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Danforth and
children passed Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Cheney.
Saturday noon occurred the death of
Mrs. Martha DiHsrHorc. widow OF the late
in her usual health all the week up to
Saturday forenoon, having taken Thanks
giving dinner out. Death was caused by
a palnlytic shock Funeral services will
be held Tuesday ut 10 o'clock ard the in
torment will be in the Danskin cemetery.
The deceased was S years old and leaves
two daughters and two sons. the Rev.
prn linsmorr. William DinSmOre Mrs
Ellen Collins of Lewiston and Mrs. Laura
Sk.;tal OF East Eo"Goiuham.
William Small and Adclbcrt Nichols
were in Portland Friday.
several new telephones have been in
stalled in town, in the, homes Of r. y.
burlington, w III. Could. John Rumrll,
Wilbur Danforth. charles Estes. ]. l..
Temples store. Fred Jacks grain store,
Ferguson'S stable and l.. s. Narrci's
store.
Forest Blodgett of Mnssa chuse.ts is a,
home for 4 few days.
Miss Annie NIi!av has returned home
from a visic with ncr sister. Mrs. Arthur
Chick.
Prayer meetings are conduct"d Friday
evenings at the post road school house by
tn" Roy. G. T.. Gould
Mr.. ana Mrs. +. NJ. Icwson and son.
Rudolph, of Portland, arc the guests Of
Mrs. Eliza Nalncy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-12-06
SOMERSET.
JhCkMAN.

Forrest Henderson returned Satur-
day from Boston.
a Thanksgiving ball was given in
Jackman hall which was much enjoyed
by all.
MR.. H. NJ Head passed THU sday
with Mr.. and Mrs. G.. H. Mills.
Mrs r. $; Raincy is spending q few
weeks in town
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-12-06
HALlCAiC.

". II. Hopkins Of Lowell, Mass. is
visiting his sister, Mrs. r. I. Hail.
Miss Ad"Il Rayncs is teaching .chool
in Albion.
Wayland H. White returned from
Montana last Monday.
]. y. Hall and Leon Wiggin hay"
sold their ash to +. r. Wentworth of
Knox for shovel handles
G. l.. Wright of Belfast took Rev
Mr.. Browns place III the church here
last Sunday
THANKSGIVING passed off 'quictly
There We're 4 few family gatherings
The ccll wave came rather uncx-
pcctcd. Many were not prepared for
mid winter weather. The thermOmc-
ter registered six below zero Tuesday
morning
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-12-06
PALERMO CENTER.

MCDougdll Bros. of New Hampshire.
who did Il large numbering business i'll
this place last winter. have recently
purchased of Cummings q Miiiikcn ut
Augusta and other parties a larg"
amount Of standing lumber and have
moved their mill back To the same
place where they were last winter.
Arthur Tyler and John Booker Sc
cured q small deer one day last week.
Evangelist rcrly Miller and Rev.
Geo. *. Thompson of Skowhcgan are
expected at the Chapel next Sunday
at 1870 \. NJ
". =. Howard last = val,Iabl" horse
recently which H. was wintcrnE at his
~ tlli..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-12-06
SAGADAHCC
WEST BOWDOiN.

C,las. II Holhrook of Webster called
on his sister. MIS-. Joel Allen, Sunday.
horse Of c. II. Allen.
WhoopinS cought is making such pro
grcss i'll tins section that It is thought
best to close the school.
James and William Rideout are making
preparations to move into their newly
purchased home the first of the week.
Last week c. II. All,n lost Il cow
Upon examination it was md that She
had swallowed about three III, Nos of the
point end of a hatpin. which passed
through her stomach and was found pen
Grating her heart
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-12-06
HARMONY.

The coolest snap was last Sunday.
Temperature was below zero.
The snow storm on Monday made
good slcighing. The first Of the season.
John Johnson is moving into the
Wallic Marble house, that he vacated
when he went to California
Everett Reed and family are NOV
ing to Lewiston.
BLACKWELL.
Mrs. Danforth who has been visit .
ing in Aroostook county has returned
home.
Mrs. Gray of Fairfield is visiting r.
O. Danforth
Ncttie Moore who is working in the
telephone office at Watervile was home
over Thanksgiving
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Adams of Nor
ridgewock passed Thanksgiving at hi;
fathers, a. F.. Adams
Charles Colby and Mr. HARRINGTON Of
Norridgewock took dinner at M. NJ.
Moore's Sunday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-12-06
VASSAL BORC.

POPE ANENTE-AIrs. Kate Pope
has Closed her house for the winter and
at this writing is the guest of her
brother. Charles CroWell of Lewiston.
Miss Maude Weber was calling on
friends in the place Sunday.
Rev. George II. Pope and family
passed Thanksgiving with relatives in
WirlSloW
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-12-06
LITCHFlELD PLAINS.

Thanksgiving day was observed ut
the Plains by a few neiShborly gath
erings. Mr.. ana Mrs. J. 4. Chase, Mr.
and Mrs. a. VI. Patterson and niece
Helen were the guests Of II. w. Max
we'll and sister Cora. Mr.. and Mrs. T..
NJ. Walker dined with Mrs. NJ. T.. Rog-
crs. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Smith and
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Shoroy with Mr..
and Mrs. Gardiner Roberts
At the annual meeting Of the Lftch-
field Plains Cemetery Association held
Saturday the following officers and
committees We're elected President. An
drew J. Elliott vice president, Edward
Shorey; secretary, Gardiner Roberts;
treasury, and agent, G.. NJ. Roberts;
sexton. William +. Adams: executive
committee. II. w. Maxwell. j. +. Chase
II. T. Woodward. J. \. Chase and ID. ~
Fogg The treasurcr's report showed
$3.50 in the treasury and $40 uncollected.
Owing to the cold wave there were
not as many in attendance at church
Sunday as usual. Rinaldo Jack of Bos-
ton and Mrs E. e. Bricry of Auburn
were among the guests.
CHELSEA.
Thanksgiving Day was passed by the
inha litants of our town III the good old
way. Numerous family gatherings were
held end the spirit Of thankfulncsS and
good cheer prevailed
Mrs. Isabel Merrill of North Pittston
visited Mrs. Elmer Green at II. {. Law
rtrce'S last week.
Arrangements are being made by the
SundE"-school and Grange to hold the
annual Christmas concert and tree ut
the charel this year. and committees have
been appointed TO arrange for 1t.
Mrs. VIII Grant and son Edwin of Rum
ford Falls were callers in town last week.
Mr. and Mrs. p. Hayes and Master
Earle spent Thanksgiving at their home
in town.
Mrs Harriet Cobb ard Miss Mabel
Cobb of Gardiner spent Thanksgiving
with Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Lawrence.
Mrs Laura Thompson entertained all of
her children and grandchildren Thanks
giving Day, as well as her sister. Mrs.
Mary Allen of Pi.tston. Those present
were Mr. and Mrs. W. n. Thompson and
children OF Chelsea, Mr.. and Mrs. Web
Der and Ellie Grecnlelf OF Gardiner. tho
Misses Grace and Linda Thompson and
James Thompson of Chelsea.
Mr. and Mrs. n. NJ. Hemenway spent
Thanksgiving with tfoir nephew, Albion
Patterson IN Farningdale.
Mr. and Mrs. J. f.. Hayes of Gardiner.
Miss Jennie Theobald and II. r. Hayes of
Randolph spent Thanksgiving with Mr..
and Mrs. P. Hayes.
Mrs. Harry Dunn of Randolph and Miss
Sadie Collins We're guests of the latter's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Collins Sun
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-12-06
WALDO.


~ afSe-c"mpany enjoyed themselves
IhanhS4'lving evening at Hall ST. g. oii'".
Tie occasion being an entertainment Ely
- ~ ~" members of Eureka iinh. nc
boys always Giv" the people Il fin" enter
taihii'ht ana this proved NJ tN'' "ll'h'.
u consisted Of music. vocal and ln%trH-
mental and two short comedies. r.. =
Mitchell was At his best in two character
songs ana was recalled three TIRES I"
each one. DIR. W. l.. Cnr.ill ;.ru, II Shot
an Error mt" tn" Air. very cffu'til ely.
which was fully appreciated Mr.. w. l..
'aiSll presided at tn, plan" with her
uSui'i Srtc" and ease At the conclusion
there, was dancing and al seemed I" en-
joy themselves To- the limit
Miss Mattel Elglcy of Worcester. Mass.
cam" home last week t. $p'nd rhann5-
giving with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. I'll. Eapicy.
Mrs. j. ". C;nuch ha, closed her horse
an" ~lll pass the winter with her sister.
Mrs. /. ". Saunders. al; wv Sharon.
B"f"r" going t" New Shanor 81" will Wis
II '"r short time her relatives at
Eranch Mills
Mrs. llcra T.. Morgan r. H. 6. NJ. Of
k"a'iil"li. visited ana inspected Arhitu%
'li2lfcr. .. T.. S, 1T lis regular meeting
I'St Monday evening. Nov. ". Although
tn" weather WAS unfavorab,. Il larg"
number Of members were present and
the ric"tin" was ono Of great pleasure
ana profit At the close Il fine collation.
was served in the banquet room to
which all did ample Justice. Tho next
regular moe ting will occur Dec. Ct.
Ralph Q. Morse of Eclfast spent
Thanksgiving with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. c. Morse.
a. j. Skidmore started out the last day
of November with his shotgun to try his
luck. He was gone about two hours and
brought home a fine buck deer weighing
over go pounds.
John Fuller purchased fine horse for
his business last week.
Mrs. c. Il. Holt and son John wcro
business callers in Belfast Monday
WEST PALERMO.
Mr.. ana Mrs Nelson Brown have re-
turned TO Bethel. where he will again re-
SINE his duties as Principal of the Gram
mar school.
F'rcd S; Brann went on hunting trip to
w hltcflCld last week.
FlHood Mcdonald shot a fine deer re-
Gently
Harrison Neal is on tho sick list Dr.
Sukeforth of CoOper'S Mills, attends him.
Edwin Pierce and Fred Eonncy have
each had Il telephone installed in their
homes.
SOUTH LIBERTY.
Rex Prescott, who was so dangerous
ly Ill at Lynn, Mass, with typhoid few
er. is home again. and gaining his
strength slowly, after which he Will
again return to the position he was
forced to leave by his illness.
Miss Barzcc Hcrriman is visiting her
sister at Boston. Mass
Miss Grace Dunn, vino has been at
tending Normal school at Castine, re-
turned home last Wednesday.
Fred LudWick is teaching the winter
term of school here.
a party consisting Of Albert Light.
Walter and Ralph Light and Harry
Lenfcst shot fine buck deer Thursday
Jesse ana Erie Flanders went 20
Mass, last week, where
they have good situations.
NJ. w. Lonfest went to Belfast one
day last week on business
Ike Harri>s If Palermo is at work
for Minot T,pnftSt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-12-06
LITCHFIELD.

A travelling library has been re-
ceived from Augusta and will be in
charge of NJ. II. Dustin this winter.
Mrs. Carrie Howard and family have
returned to Lewiston from visit at
E. r. Ranks.
Mrs. James Libby is on the sick list
f. F. Ranks has returned to his work
a Auburn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-12-06
kENNEBEC.
READFlELD DEPOT.

Notwithstanding the UNPLEASANT con-
ditions Thanksgiving day the tables
we're plcnteously furnished with good
things the needy were helped and the
family reunions enjoyed Among those
who We're entertained at dinner were:
Mr.. and Mrs. y. I. Gordon and Il. w
Brann al the home of Mrs. Mary Cor
don; Mr.. ana Mrs. a. W. Brainard.
East Readfield, at the home of thcii.
niece. Mrs. NJ. S. Collins; Fred Ham
:nond. Waterville, at the home Of his
brother, S. W. Hammond; Mrs. George
Coleman and son. Owen, at the home
Of Mrs. Colemans mother, Mrs. NJ. j.
Sherburn; MI. and Mrs. Geo. ROYAL
! and Mrs. Mary Stevens at Elizabeth
Hutchinson's. Miss Lillian Alden spent
the dav at Charles Gordons, Winthrop:
Miss Dorothy Alden at Irving Gordons,
Auburn, and Miss Vivian Chesley at
The home of her grandmother, Mrs
Llewellyn Sherburne.
Miss Alma Gordon left Monday for
Portland. where she will be engaged
in a course OF study at Grcy's Business
College.
MONMOUTH.
The rural schools in town commence
this week. and the academy will not
open until next week.
Miss Grace Thompson, the very
efficient teacher in the grammar school
at the Center has been obliged to re-
sign her position on account Of the
serious illness of her mother
The school on Norris Hill has been
closed and the scholars will be trans
ported to the Center.
There will be an all-day grange meet
ing Wednesday, Dec. 5th, when the
annual election OF officers will occur for
the ensuing year.
Prof. Bertram Packard, principal of
Leavitts Institute. was in town last
week.
John Pierce. proprietor of the "Hill-
side Farm" has been making extensive
repairs on his buildings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kennedy are going to
Boston to spend the winter.
Roy Woodbury. Of New Hampshire is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs W.
W. Woodbury..
Isaac Watts of Brockton spent sew
eral days in Monmouth recently.
Mrs. Deroche who has been quite i'll
is much improved in health.
The death of Mrs. Watts came as
quite shock as but a few realized
how sick she was. Mrs. Watts had
been seriously sick for two weeks with
scarletina and erysipelas.
Mrs. II. X. Blake entertained a fam
" party on Thanksgiving day. Among
The guests were W. W. Woodbury. and
family and Henry owen of Massachu-
sets
Mrs. Gus Blaisdell is recovering after
an operation for appendicitis.
Mr. and Mrs. Ingraham of Portland
have been spending few days in Mon
mouth.
The grammar and primary schools at
the Center will not commence until a
week from Monday.
LITCHFlELD.
A travelling library has been re-
ceived from Augusta and will be in
charge of NJ. II. Dustin this winter
Mrs. Carrie Howard and family have
returned to Lewiston from a visit at
E. +. Ranks.
Mrs. James Libby is on the sick list |
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-27
Nene Sntorporationsm.

Die brei Nbtbsilunaen bss Sri.
State college in angola babsn benz
Staats= Setretdr ibrs 8erf9mel3un9
argsssist. Die Ibtbeilungeu inb oas
2~iteratur. Department, @ctinen-9 apt.
tai $25, 900, bas pbarmaesutitaIs
College, 3apital $40. 900 unb @Olese
Of Engineering. Rabitnl SIC. 900. 9ie
SirsetOrM fno SittlstOn W. sniff,
2epts SO. 5oirfielo. Sreneaus u.
Melsnbp. @iainm 8. 8ailep unb
CHARLES q. Sberraro.
Die fol9snbsn risusu 8sieai9nftsn
lieBen f9 beim Enthusiastically intor=
poriren:
Nifsl Oil COMPANY. Wonipelier;
@apital Stud, $1,000 Sirsetoren,
Yictor 8. &ssb, 9bomas .. Sanrattp,
Samss 6. Rsso uno @barIss u. &sso.
n. @dbOuie prooiRon COMPANY.
2afapstte, @apital Stod, $4,000; Si'
reitoren Qbrnm @dbouTe. Sabio ".
gdbOuis uno auguf Wau4.
Sbe Cigar Did Sarbpare Com.
panp, Serre Sauie; @apital StOd,
$40, 600; Dire loren, Cigar Did.
SAINTS 2utber iinb W. U. SnmiltOn.
Sbe 9afapette 5uel anb Builders
Supplp &c.. capital $40, 900; 9irsc.
loren @iQiam DO. Sadion, s. 9inOen
8nn atta uno @sorge Seibman.
6armers' Wutual Telephone 60.
BON @af @nterpriis. Suiberlnnb
gountp. Snoiana; Gapital StOd,
81, 900; feline Sirettorer ertudblt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-27

Cine Grfdltnns tn einem Gage fnrirf.
Man nebme Laxative Bromo Quinine
9abIeten. 9ne Mpotbefer f~tatten bas @eIt
Suriid pen1 bic BUR febI i9Idet. 6. SO,
Srobe'sS isnatur 1T auf ieberS9a9tsI. 25e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-27

9 auerIaub e.
6nrrp. 6. Baifran, Wohn6aus, 1928
Central Mpe., $3.50. = S9ulratb,
8ibIiotbet, 81. unb Clifton Strabe,
$500. - 3. Bopo, Wohnbaus, Is.
unb BeIefontaine ctr. $1000.-Sobn
3. 9imean, stpsi @Obnbduier, college
Ape. nabe %. Str, $4,000. u. &.
Gabrba&. &eparatursn, 1909 Naomi
Str, 1920. - Wartba Wc@umlius,
Wcbnbaus, Netu Dorf unb gloer Str,
$748.-6rau 2poia appel, &eparatus
rem, 1923 BroOtfoe Ibe., $50. = %.
D. Bristil, ,&eparaturen, lila @sf
%. Str, $67.-gS @eaganot, @epas
raturen. Of IL. Strabe nahe Ssmple
Ape., $50.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-27
9bermometerfaae.
@iess- -@rab.
O. { n.

Carl uno Gertrude Simmons, 1916
gleaIant Str, 2nnbe. - artblr uni
Nsarp Gibbons, 726 Norb $remoni
Str, Mdbaen. = @sores unb Wprtl'
Sbomas, 1413 Reisner Ctr, Mda:
en.-Wiliam uno Nelie Nabe, 26Oe
Cornell ape., 9nabe. = &sb. 80. @.
uno 9ilian@ Clinton Srbin9tOn, Snabe.
- Grant unb @atbsrine Sufp, 1404
OF Nstp Sort Str. Wdo6en. - 8.
uno 2sora Ofut, 500 Ncro @et Str.
Wdb6en. = Sranf uno WaliRa Sal'
ton, Stabt, Mdo&en. - Irtbur uni
Settle Wonoap, 1847 Naomi Str.
Wdbden. - 6rso. uno anna Smith,
379 Bancroft Str, Wdo&en. = @m.
q. unb @lara 9aursnce, 125 Sht
Oriental Str, WdbGen. - Sobn uni
Sora 3ion, 2sOn. Str, Wdedeu.
O I.
Bert Worren Ssntins-2is3ie g. Grib.
Diqaro 8. 5rasier - p6sbe u. Mc'
Ben.
@snsraI Or. Sadiun-In3ie 6. Smith.
So6n alsranosr @rais-Warie 2OuiIs
&seie.
Walier 6. WiImott-2aura 6. @nlop.
abra6am 8roB-2ilie German.
Geforben.
Sabio 80. 8rorpn, 20, 327 Ogden
abe. - 6arrp Sammonb, 40. 1904
6letaer 4be.-Rebseea 6. Doung, 81,
11O2 SsferiOn aOe.-Sobn WiaiiOn,
65, 819 Buchanan Ctr. - &eb. Wa-
ibias @eora. rs. 1920 @ooolamn Qu,
-ausuf 3rusasr, "a. 1850 &inggOlh
S~tr.-Sduslins pOrtis. 2210 Bright
tpoob Nbs. - 2a6olette Ssrome Oar
pep, l6, 1926 OF 10. Ctr. = Sarat
8. @aoe, "a, Stao6oipital. - Sobu
6annep, As, 521 shb Wsf Str. =
2inp Smith, 20, Stabt. - Sduslinq
826 1oro california Str.-Senrp ).
6ainss, SO, 1906 Wartinoals Abs. -
Sduslins Wc@Iustp. 1920 OF @sor.
gia Ctr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-27
@etterberimt.
@bteasp, 81. @drs.

fur Q. etnnS.n snoenS = rhr yOrssns. %. Tar,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-27
6rnnoeissntbums uebsrtraBunssn,

Sobn g. 2asarus on Sobn 10.
5ouie, Got SO, Wsribian Ylaes MOOi-
tiOn. 40 BET 12O CUB, psrb., Wefieiie
Der SalbOtt Nps., faoli9 bon %. Ctr.
$4,000.
Marn Curtis u. U. an Nrtbur 8.
Darling, 2Ut Al. SOuslaB part No=
bitiOn, IS BET 1924 CUB. baeani, Off,
feite Der Salbott Ape., n6rbli9 BON 25.
Str. $1,000.
Warp 6. 8bat9er on Wartba Ssr-
mannp, Got IL, Robles Subj, She'll
bon aubenlot 108. 33t bel 149.1 SUP
bftlide Settle BON 9isb Str, n6rolid
bon proipsct Strabs. $2500.
9utber Short on Warp g. Wilion
u. a., Got 81, Sownsp & gruuies
aob., S~rpinatOn. itowefli9e @de bon
aubsrgne uno Gletder ape. $4,000.
Souls IS. Rsbssr on sarubi 6.
Robmau, Got SO, 2enpoob parf Iob
Al BET 1872 SUB. tDsfli&e Settle bon
2enpoOb Mbe.. n6roIi9 bon SO. Str.
$500. q
Wartba 6. aosers on Warpl =.
Roeers &C., She'll BON Cots z. unb o,
Sonnsfielb's SubbibiiOn, OutlOt sc,
25 BEL 100 SUB. nsrbeRert, Gillette
bon 2ibsrtp Str. fhoIi3 bon Marps
lamb Str, $500.
Sobn W. &seb an Sarab 9. Soop,
Got 81, Mspsrs 2. aOo.. 40 BEL 141. IS
SUB. mefisi9s Settle bon 2epfOne abe.
n6roli9 bon proipsst Ctr. $1l50.
@srmans Mmerican Building aRo.
eiation on Sobn u. S6umader, Sbeil
bon 2ots z uno s, Mbam's Subj,
6letGer's 1. Mbo., Irregular, berbef-
isrte Sraet. noro6fli9e @de 10. Ctr.
nno MaFaGuietts Abe. s.. 1000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-27

9ar SnSiana: Sbeilpeiie betpOlft beute
Radt unb am Rittfpo9 etpas falter hsute
Raht.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-27
Ylattosmti4er nnterfatmnss=
Serein.

Su Der geifern abenb ab9ebaltsnen
regelmdBiaen BeriammIuna bes platt-
osutf&en unterfiBunssAg srsins famsn
nur unpi&tige &outins.@ ef9dfte aur
Tsr5anolung; nur elm Witslisb be-
finbet f& auf Der 2r~anfsnIife. Has
&e9enpetter bate oisls WiteIieoer OBJ
gebalt.n, su 5auie gu blsibsn, bic gn.
mefsnoen lieben F8 iebOd baourd ni8i
f6ren uno Derlebten sinsn rs9t sss
miitbli1en Absno.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-27

On n~eriaufen Banfer's eife. BITE h6nffeu iabrii4e
- unfoftsn fur $1,000, alter bon 20. fur rs SABRE.
$40. @arum anbereu 10 uussbeuere Yrdmie b~ssabltn3
8. D. ebera. assnt, 7ss Reipfon GIoppceL.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-27

Wit nd9fsm Wontas miro BIZ
pOliaei einen arsuaBug gsgen ole Der.
fonen beginner, uel9e bisbsr Der.
fdumt baben. fur Elm. urlb ausiipdnnigs
9utf&masen, a~peilpdnnigs Mrbeits.
tuagsn, automobile, Biepele-u. I. DO.
9i3snieu 3u l6Ien. gs Fno n oieism
Sabre bisber MUIR baIb 10 biel 2isen3eu
srtbeilt. als um oisielbe 3eit I'm lebten
Sabre; 5ubruerfe alIer Mrt limb ieooG
isbo@ iebt ssrabe 10 bel borbanbsn ale
oamals.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-27
@essrsat e~nt3osen.

Die gountp.2 Ommifdrs bon Sancod
9ountp baben Der SnoianapOlis &
gafsrn SraetiOn 60. bas Wsgsrsat
our9 oas @ounip eut3ogen. Die
genniplbania giienbabn : 8eieni9aft
lou bic 2inie gefauft babeu uno bcabs
f&tisen, oieielbe einaeben 3u laRsn.
TIM einen unlisbfamen 2onturrentsn
log 3u tperoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-27

9oeaLB etterberi&
TteiIpsiIs bep6lft beute NaHt unb am
@ittwo& ; etpas fdlter beute Na9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-27
Senti@er 6ramem Stlfsberetn.

Ssuts Na9mittas UNI 8 1br finbet
I'm Seuti9en Sauis cine Wsr-
iammluns bes Seuti8en 5rauen
6ilfsbersins Hatt. pa fsbr pi9tige
@sf9dfte porlisssn. III Dos gridsinsn
alIsr Mitglieosr erphniat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-27

@ ottIieb 3eufbarbt t,
vOie semitbli@e Ode,
gde NobIe un6 Martet Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-27

@bas. 2ewis, tpel4sr f9 tueasn
@rOboiebfabIs su perantpOrten bate,
wurbe bss 0lsinbisbfals i&ulbis be-
fanbsn. Sbm wurSen 81 unb Soften
uno l Bis gu 8 Sabren TIM etaats-@e
fdnaniB auigebrummt. ST puros oaf
l Sabr bes Bnrgerre&ts perIufis ers
fldrt.
Robert Roore tuurbe bes Rleinoiebs
fatls tiberfhbrt unb gu 81 unb Soften
unb 9 Wonate TN Arbeitsbaus Der.
oonnert.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-27

ner boridtise, p~eitiebenbe Mann
I'd lest baS Sunoament bes @obl<
- itanoes beinabe pie Der Maurer
cine @anb baut-sinen Stein our Belt.
Ser Wann, Der ni@t BEN eriten Stein
Iest, neil oerielbe eben feline beuitdn.
bige Mauer bilbet, miro au9 i'm @rs
lansen zines 8erm0sens ni&t biel
Sort DRIFT MAIDEN. @iele 9eute bers
brauden ibr seiammtes @intommen,
unb ie ipeisern fd gu iparen, neil Die
CUR Sanb itebenbeS umme eben su flein
gum ~anfansen gu fem ideint. Sie
sr5Bten Sinan3iere iirS nidt bariiber erbas
ben, ibre 9feDnise 3u beaGten,.. unb bieie
farfe Goripaenie tpirb Sic freubis unters
ftiisen, bic Sbri9en 80 iparen. 8e9innen
Ste Elm Spar Gortp nit uns nod beute.
The INDIANA TRUST COMPANY,
8apitaI. ........ 81, 100000
r1eberidub ......... 3O0,000.00
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-07

se~anss Ss@ y. Sl~seer Mr. Cd
Mass s~ toru.ersv g.serAl ps>~en-
Ss.s sSeui II IA. Clara rad. sus Ys-
.sSs~d t~ceptiy - eaGsss - a srs-
ssss esserprs fie ~s- ais.sed'
a.siis asi.rv If be- ~osla Fen..in
~'sh the CLARK Essp.e
Think os 1t We are 10 >..nfs
Ana as~ ani | am -sstsnx sna.r
The sIsr,sdsnx branches II .-see
magnolia tree scratching 81 sise-c
hines tas sun stniue delightfully."-
warm aud Jusi treczs eHoash from
the aia ocsaa blowing - make gse
Comfortably cod With ssS grcai
arst,s reachiag gui ever the siss-
waik. add who should hurry ..lose
w,ahin iew PAGES of me bat Mr.
Code. manager q the Ne-seru u,ou
Telegraph Company at ,.sI4BI-on
daring recent wears There was
Hsstsai recognition aud We had .
pleasant chat She y manager fsr
the same company here aud los,ss
very happy She has Bosclt a
home IA Santa Ana Julian Is IN
boarding schsul aud her taether and
brother are with her
G. T. ADAMS
Santa Ana. Calf, Nov ~ 1896.