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Arizona republican., 1906-05-04

Manford Cartwright returned Sun day evening from a three weeks trip in the hills. He reports very favorably concerning the condition of range cat
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1906-06-02
LOCAL rrElMs.

John Funke is having his house
re-painted.
E. J. Humphrey, OF Even, spent
Tuesday in town.
John Greenblatt was atMarquette
the fore part OF the week.
Robert Shields, Of Houghton,
was q Baraga visitor Tuesday.
Thomas Vaughan, OF Pequaming,
spent Sunday last in Baraga.
Mrs. ]. Johnson, Of Chicago, was
the guest Of Mrs.J. Healy Thursday.
Miss Jennie Vaughan visited
friends in Houghton Sunday last.
Perry Giddipgs has been confined
TO his home by Hines for several
days.
Mrs. John F. hester left Tuesday
for Detroit, after brief visit in
Barsga.
Mrs. s. e. Mcdonald, of Whining
ton, VT. is visiting in Baraga for
few days.
A number Of Baraga people at
tended the dance given at Keweenav
Bay Wednesday evening.
The schools and business places
were closed Wednesday in ob
servance OF Decoration Day.
A. D. Payne, OF Marquette, hal
taken position as filer in tn
Barags Lumber company's mill
and removed his family here.
The Baragas will cross bats will
The Marquette team at the old bas
ball park in this village tomorrow
The Baraga team is in good con
dition, aad the game promises to b
. lively ono.
Firemen's Memorial Day-th
first Sunday in June-the observanc
OF which has become quite genera
in the upper peninsula. will b
6ttingly observed by the member
Of Baraga Fire Department temor
row. The members will assemble
ct the Town Hall st1:30 o'clock Il
the afternoon, and march 10 bod,
to the cemetery, where the exercise
will OCCUR. ". L. Mason, Of L'Anss
win deliver . short address, fellow
log which the graves q decesse
6remsn will ~ decorated Wit
nowsrs.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1906-06-02

J. G. Crebassa, of Keweenaw Bay,
and a party of friends came to
Baraga last Sunday in his gasoline
launch.
The Ole Olson Company, booked
to appear in the Town Hall Wednes-
day evening, failed to arrive.
Sewey's Glass Blowers gave en-
tertainments in Grandville Hall
Thursday and Friday evenings.
This evening will conclude their
visit in Baraga.
William Kitz met with the mis-
fortune Of having his right hand
badly burned Sunday evening last.
Mrs. Frank Mccarthy, OF Ishpem-
ing, visited in Baraga this week.
Mrs. William Hand was at Hough-
ton Thursday.
Gilbert Johnson, of Houghton,
spent Sunday last in Baraga.
Edward Cote, Of Houghton, was a
Baraga visitor last Sunday.
The old base ball park has been
put in good condition and games
will be played there this season.
Y
The Baraga Seniors defeated the
Baraga Juniors in game last Sun
day. Score 3 to 0. The batteries
were Gerard and Scofield for the
Juniors. and Hendricks and HAND
for the Seniors. The features Of th'
game was triple play for thu
Seniors, and q double play for tn
Juniors.
| The tug boats. Rogers, Vigilan
and B. f. Bruce were in this por
this week. o
! An exchange says: Don't b
bashful friends about telling us Q
lyour company, your gofugs ant
comings, that new house you inten
building; in fact everything bu
your meanness. Your neighbor
will tell us that. =
George hester, Of Detroit, was i
Barsga the fore part Of the week.
Mrs. L. Desrosiers spent Tuesda'
In Hougbton.
The Barags Juniors defeated th'
Houghton White Sox In . game las
Sunday in Barsga, BY . score Of 1
to4. Joe Burns and Dolph Gerar
/ ! we're the star artists for the Bsraga
and Gauthier and Heafer did th
|honors Tor the visiting team.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1906-06-02
APAcHEs NEVER scALPED.
Contrary to General Report These In
dams Never Took Vic
TINS Hair.

The taking Of scalps has been spok-
en- Of SO commonly in the press Of the
United States that 1t has become .
general practice when speaking Of .
man having lost bis life among the In
dians to say: "He lost his scalp"
Novelists even Of to-day, when locat-
ing their stories In Apacheland, almost
invariably scalp the Victims Of Apache
vengeance. AS a matter Of fact writes
e. 8. Curtis, In Scribner',s one can
say that the Apache sever took scalps.
Men who have lived In the Apache
country and have been closely associ.
ated with them for 80 years or more.
claim that no full-blooded Apache ever
scalped q man he killed. On the con.
trary, he would not touch body after
death, and would throw away his
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1906-06-02

John Collins, of New York; Chas.
Foss, n. Cook, Charles Burt, A. J..
May, Chicago: B. Nelson, Ontona-
gon and John Hale, Green Bay, Wis.,,
were Baraga visitors during the
week,
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1906-06-02

|. Declares Our Army the Best.
Lord Wolseley says that "the Amer.
lean army, so far as 1t goes In numberA
= the finest army in the world"
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1906-06-02

weapons II stained with human blood.
Their own dead the men never help
to bury. This task Is left to the wom-
en-.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-01-26
Public Sale.

/ will sell at public auction on the
southeast quarter Of section Z, lO4,
go, 2 miles west and ~ miles north
Of Mitchell, or 2 miles east and 2
miles north of Loomis, on Thursday,
Feb. 8, 1906, commencing at 10
O'Clock, the following property /:
Seven head Of horses, ranging in
weight from 1000 to 1900 pounds; 35
head of cattle, including fresh cows,
steers, heifers, and calves, one Dur
BAN bull, 8 years old; l6 head of
hogs; farm machinery, including
binder with trucks, hay. rake, corn
planter with 160 rods Of wire, riding
%eultivator, mower, gang pillow, walk
ing plow, pulverizer, FOUNDER har-
row, corn. shelter, lumber wagons.
hay rack, etc. Twenty-tons of hay,
lumber, household goods. etc. Free
lunch at noon.
Terms of Sale-All sums of $40 and
under cash on sums over $40 time
will be given until Oct. 1. 1906, with
bankable security at 10 per cent IN
terest; 2 per cent discount or cash on
sums over $40. Col. j. S..Serverson
s. Son, auctioneers. H. r. Kibbee,
clerk. f. w. Ruolpff, Prop.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-01-26
Public Sale.

/ will sell at public auction on the
O'Mealy farm, one-half mile north
and q and a half miles west Of
LOOMS, on Monday, Feb. IL, com
mencing at 10 o'clock, the following
property: Six head OF horses, span Of
bay mares, weight $500, team Of chest
nuts, weight 2300, and a span OF
black mares, weight ? 100; 20 head Of
milch cows, ranging from , to 8
years old; hogs and chickens; house,
hold goods; farm machinery, includ-
ing Jones lever binder, Mccormick
corn binder and hay rake, corn culti-
vator, gang pillow, FOUNDER harrow,
disc harrow. feed grinder, corn plan
ter and l60 rods Of wire, mower. etc.
Free lunch at noon.
Terms Of Sale:-All sums of $40
and under cash; owe that amount
time will be given until Nov. l.,
1906. with tankable security at 10
pei cent interest; 2 per cent dis
count for cash On sums over $40.
Col. j. s Stevenson & Son,
Auctioneers.
w. A. Shurtlef, Clerk.
Henry Purdy, Prop.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-01-26
Special Session.

Zl
Notice is hereby given that a spe-
cial session Of County Con missioners
Of Dawson County, will be held at
the Office of County Auditor Tues
day, February 18th, 1906, in the
forenoon of said day for the purpose
Of opening bids for building One A
Truss Pile bridge SO feet long, in.
Lisbon Township, betweens section 10
and 20, and One Steel Bridge go feet
long in Badger Township, between
sections 81 and 80, and One A Truss
Pile bridge a6 feet long in Blendon'
Township, between sections 26 and
q and One a Tuss Pile bridge 90
feet long, between section 13, in
Prosper Township and section 10 in
Lisbon Township.
Bidders are required to accom-
pany bids with a certified check Of
Is per cent Of bidding price.
Board reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
Dated this 10th day Of January,
1906.
o. D Stearns,
County Auditor.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-01-26

This side of the qestion was discussed
10y L. g. LeVoy. of Webster. p. II.
Wcikhem and w. j. Mannix and
Others.
President Grimm called fos a rising
vote of the number who would he
willing to pay the $40 assessment or
initiation, and as per cent of the
gentlemen arose. Ex-Governor Lee
walked forward and said he wanted
to pay in the first $40 to help the
future young business men to avoid
the difficulties that had been en-
conntered in the past by the business
met Of today. About $3.50 was con-
tributed in this way during the even
ing, which will be placed in a fund
for organization purposes.
The meeting resulted in the best
session that was ever held, for the
merchants were stirred up as never
before, and they feel that they have
made greater progress this year than
ever before.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-01-26
A Social Feature.


Over at the city hall took place the
social feature of the merchants con-
%ventiOn, but as the business meeting
was held so late that but few had an
opportunity TO attend it. 1t a. in
the nature of a social hop and musi-
cal. Between the dances a male
quartete sang several numbers and
Messrs. Iournier and Mclaughlin
entertained the guests with vocal
solos, both gentlemen finding a re-
sponsive chord in the hearts of the
people. The music was furnished by
Hoyt's orchestra, of Sioux Falls, and
it was excellent. -
Frappe was served in the west end
of the hall by Mrs. 81. d. Butter
field. Mrs. G. A. Dawson, Mrs.
Robert Burns and Mrs. C. w. Dow
ney. -. -----------
The affair was entirely an informal
II and proved highly entertaining to
the visiting g tests.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-01-26
EMsLEY.

Emsley, Jan. Pa Fine winter
weather this.
Clyde Livingston and VIM. Davis
were butchering Tuesday.
VIM. Markla and L. M. Sampson
are in Chicago with fat cattle.
G. e. jerks marketed hogs in
Ethan Tuesday.
C. G.. Markla sold a horse in Mitch
ell Saturday.
L. Fl. Annis, HI. I. Stevens and
VIII. Davis and their families spent
Monday evening at A. a. jerks.
Art Gardner transacted business
in Mitchell Monday.
Mr.. Comes has rented a farm near
Parkston.
Clint Lesion was a Mitchell caller
today.
Ed Cropsey and wife are visiting
relatives at Presho.
Sand Bros. will dispose of their
personal property Thursday.
III. L. Stevens family and John
Altman spent Sunday at Gilman
Stevens.
L. II. Annis and family spent Sun
ady at s. A. jerks.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-01-26
u Way Is Best.

NJ, - AES - ,.,S4sNe
Inc junction strengthenlng tissue
nulldlng Y OF treatlng Q lingof-
ing n o2stlnate cases OF disease Us pInr.3
snea ~ ~ ~; P,erce; is olioWing after
NATURES plan OF restoring nealtn.
He uses natural remedies, that Is
extracts from native medicinal roots,
prepared by processes wrought out by
the expenditure OF much time and
NV hvs sly,,f mI. .,nnl umt use ol aicohoi, aho
ny o sn,lIiua combination IN just tne right
pi fypod IL ..a n-
Golden MedicaI DiScnVerv piack rh barrs
bark Oneen's roo, Golden SaoI rnot
Rlnndrnnt and stone root snocioiiir a aSus,
their influence in cases ~ n lnng hropchiai
and throat trni1hles and thfs q nIar.,u-
ERYn is. therefore. = sovereign remeIv
for bronchitis ~arynpitis chronic comuhS
catarrh and Kindred ailments
TN above native roots alec h.vo tho
strongest nossihla andorSemant frouo t =
leadinp madical lvritars nf al1 The oauo Sm9
schools Of nractica for tho :" c,,r rn1 not ots onin
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-22
6reunb9 itgnq.
Lamb.

= t. petersburg, 81. 6ebr.
Der bersli&s ausorud Der 5reunof8aft
FIR RuBlano uno Der @unf9 nod en-
gersn geatebungen atuiiden @robbri-
tannien uno &ublanb, usl9s premier=
minifer Campbell 8annermann benz
&orreipoRoenten Der Npboe Urempa
9egsntiber ausipraa, III nit GROCER Be-
frtsoigung bier aufgsnommsi tporben.
Wan bdlt 8annerman fir teinen pbra-
ienma1er uno frsut fi9 Der beHeren
ausf4ten. tuenn prattiiGe &rgebniKe
aua In Der nddfen 3ufunft niat az
erruartert fno.
|, n3ufriebenbei
9 t. petersburg, 81. 6ebr.
Die prehe betradtet alssmsin bic ger-
dnoerungen i'm 2abinst nit Befergnib
aIs elm 9inbsrniB FIR Die fortf&ritt.
li4en gspeaungsn. Ser @tdtritt bes
9anoslsminifers Simiria3ef f@eint
an3ubeuten. baB bic gefrebunaen nit
Cen arbsitertreiisn Jrisbsn gu idlisBsn.
aufge9eben tpurbsft.
Snrfei.
U merttani9es COLLEGE
bgebrartnt.
Son anttnopeL, 81. tebr.
Sas ammeritanifae College 3u Mintab,
aleinaRen, 1T auf ben @runb niebers
aebrannt. Der s9eben 1T burd Ser,
f&erun3 aeoedt; er betrug ettpa &c..
900. Sas college mar Elm Wdb9en.
ieminar.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-22
gsonss wit, Main l1bo Neu. 1855.

Ste g o eben, pie Die
l1reinfppbner Nopajd Semljds hetBen,
leiten ibren Namen BON pSamoieb,"
(SeIbIt8eItner) 3. b. 2eute, Die in 5a>
miiien geIonbert bon Den anoeren leber,
ub.
arapen " rentf.
8pm S9purgeridte in Slmiib, WlGbs
rem, purbe oie 8duerin 'Sbereiiu !9as
mild peeen meu6leriI9en 9dttenmors
oes gum Sooe perurtbeilt. Die @nges
flaate, Die ibren Mann, Ben tie pioers
tpiQig uno MIR auf QnbrGnsen ibrer
glterr bpr elf Sabren gebeirdtbet bate,
bdBte, unterbielt nit einem Na4bar
elm 3iebesperbGltnib uno ieste ibrem
Manne, Tim bieien aus Der Welt gu
f9affen, gum &uffee &rapfen, Die nit
Mrienif uno Staubsuder beitreut mo-
rem, ppr. Der Mann ftarb ar @ers
giftung. @6pn pprber bate Die Cole
ibren 3ebenseefGbrten our9 &atters
gift gu bsieitigen getru9tet, oo4 mar
Der Mni9lag bur9 einen gliidli4en
3ufun Dereitelt tporoen.
SrIbIingsbpten m Sds
r. Mls 3ei9en Der ungetpObnz
Ii9 miloen Witterung i'm beurigen
Winter erbielt oas vReueW iener Sage
blatt" Gnoe Sanrar ~Suseiunbt: aus
8attelau in MG6ren einsn bliibenben
ELECTROMAGNETIC uno einen S4metter<
ling (fleiner Su9s), aus Suanerba4s
Qapies elei9faus einen prG9tigen tleis
men Salter, Ser bic Geiie mad Wien
iebr gut iiberitano unb ii4 am Sage
feiner @nfunft bes beiten Woblfeins
erfreute; ferner aus 2anss@nSersoorf
Elm Saepfauenause, aug Muridz@nz
sersoprf bliibenoe Wieienpeil4en uno
aus Der MagoalensnitraBe in Wien To-
gar = cine 9euf9reds.
9eiratbsbegebren etn
o rbGngnib 5. SIM Sabre 1894
6eiertirte pom 9renabier> &esiment in
aolberg, Pommern, Der 9renaoier
gobn. gr bielt ii9 bana4 meiit IN
Medlenburg uuf, mo er als lanoptrtb>
faaftliaer Mrbeiter uuf 9iitern tbdttg
mar. Gin s~eitoblener MilitGrpab be'
tpabrte i'm Dor Der gntoedung. uns
IGnaft ponte er beiratben. Bel ber
Bef9affung bss 9eburtsf9eins tpurbs
bas friibere @erseben fsitsefeat. Ods
ariegsgeri9t p~erurtbeilte ibn gu ie4a
Monaten @efGnsnib.
9iftissr SpargeL Die
aaufmannsgattin Better in gislebsn.
probin5 Sa9ien, ertrantte mad benz
@enuHe BON ibr feGbft eingetodten
Spargels unter alien @nSeihen elmer
f4peren @ergiftung unb fturb -bereits
in Der barauf folsenoen Na9t; bic
iibrisen GomiIiensIieoer, psl9e ebens
fans bon Dem SpdrgeI segeFen bats
ten. erfranften nur lei&t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-22
@reRbritannien.
un3urteben m tt oeut'
6em Sartf.

f9em Sarif.
2onbou, 81. 6sb. Der oeuti9e
3oltarif, Der am l. Wdrs in 2raft
tritt, unb ieinsn uabriGeinliden gin'
fuB auf ben britii9sn Sanosl, nimmt
Die Mufmertiamteit Der britti4en RE
eisrung In Nnipru4. @s ino bel Der
bsuti9en Rssieruns 8%orfeaun9en 9e-
ma9t tuoroen uno Saoio Slopo
@sor9s. prdRosnt Der 5anoelsbeb6roe.
tiinbiete i'm l1ntsrbnuis on. oab er bOfe
balo in Der Sage au isin. WittbeiIuns
gen iibsr bas &siultat Der 8erbano-
lunesrl 3u MAIDEN.
grpIofion u M.
2pnopn, %. Gebr. Die @r-
plofion gu 2bartum, bic In elmer De-
peide bon Rniro gemsloet uurbe, fam
nod Der .Sailp Wail" in benz britifd.
depptii9sn gulbsrbaus Dor. Srei
SOlbatsn uuroen berlsbt, Elm @in9e'
borsnsr e%ei6oist, msbrere a1bere Gin
oebprene berlebt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-22
y,or Mr. y tinnpr Wltden

Wor Ger II TN D TT " 9 Z
begging -neuli9 Srau Gnis 8irb in
&eelers Corner, q. g., Selbitmoro,
inbem Tie ii9 nit Dem Sagosetpebr ibres
gbemannes erI9pb. lin fieben ubr
Morgens lub tie, na9oem ibr @atte
oas 9aus ~perlafIen bate, bas 9epebr
iorgfdltis, itsGts es auf ben SubboOen,
belt es nit Ben 5iiben feit unb belt
ibren aopf iiber Die Miinoung, pdb>
reno lie oen Sriider nit einem StDd=
den berunteritieB. Nls- ser S9ub
tra9te, fant Die unsliidlide e%ntieelt 81
9oben. Sbr S9doel tpuroe ponfom@
men sertriimmert unb Die 9ebtrnmafs
rings berum perfpribt. Na9barn
nabmen fi9 ser entiebten 9inoer an
uno bena9ri9tieten Die 8ebOrbe. 5rau
9iro iol f6pn einmal periu9t baben,
fi6 ods 2eben au nebmen, puroe In
beifen oamals our9 ibren @bemunn
an Der @usfiibrung ibres @orbabens
perbinoert.
@IiGSpogeI in g strait
lfngs q d e. Ser 9epinner oes
$25, 81 fir torreftes i'm @or>
aus Grratben oes 8efu9s Ser ct.
2ouiier @usiteluns bon 1904 mar
Srant Campbell, Elm StrGfling i'm
Staatssu6tbaus bon Nebrasfd. gr
lit Ger rnterf9lugung iiberfiibrt uno
bat fat mod elm Sabr abaufiBen. @r
miro BON Ser Summe nur $4,000 err
balten, oa er, befir9tenb, er tonne bas
Gelb ni9t erlaneen, 70 lanse er fi9
i'm @efdnsnib befinbet, einem @bpoz
taten bie 9dlfte oes preifes perfpra4,
tpenn es ibm selinsen piir6e, bus @elb
gu erlangen. Campbell miro erft na9
Dem Iblaufe feiner Strafaeit bon benz
@elo @ebrau6 MAIDEN fDnnen.
Sapferes M q D Of { n. Gin
17idbriges MGo9en Namens Gnio
Clifton in Senper, golo., bat ibre
Treunbin Belize Merton bonn Sooe ses
rettet. Die 2ebtere itiirSte in einen
Drummer, Der bur9 einise lofe 8retter
peroedt par. SRI. 9ilton befeftigte elm
Salt an einem nebenitebenben 8dum,
f~letterte on Dem Sau in oen 80 SUB
tiefen 8runnen, befeitigte bas Sau I'm
ben 2eib ibrer Sreunoin, t~letterte bann
3uriid uno 5og bus bereits pbnmd4tis
seporbene Mab9en in bic 9Obe.
& mpprt franfhettsz
reter 2inber. Sin @ieb5ii4s
ter aus Seras 1T mad Snoien sereiit,
um franfbeitsfreie 9inoer einaufib>
rem; er min ettpa 100 Stiid impors
ttren. 9as tnoif9e 0ieb lou gesen
Die Gieber srasusenbe @te9fliese ims
mum feir. 0as Mderbdu>S epartes
ment bat nun audi einen Sbierar5t
na4 Snbien seianbt, nm Die Sbiere
6araufbin gu unterfuden. oh lie ni4i
on anoeren 2rantbeiten leioen.
umgebuGbtaer pattenf
en- Der uniperfitGtsflinit 81 2eip5ie
berlanste Der SO Sabre alte &eiieno'
Guitab SouEaint aus @umbinner
einen Nrat gu fpreden. @ls ihm BE-
6eutet purbe, bab Die Sprehaeit Dor
iiber fell un6 er fpGter tpieoeriommer
fpQte. ging Souhaint IN ben 9of uni
trf1ob fi&.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-22
...&oblen...

nerben seIisfert gu foIsenben 8reifen
Der Some
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-22
H. Go SpOnSe1,
SGferei
1880
Glib Gait
Ctr.

nuo
Columbia
Sroeern 60.
Rexes EeIepbou
1851.
Yrobirt meiuea
PuMpruideI
10c per 2ah.
0erfu3eu Sic
uufer Rpqqens
brpb, IS 1T uus
hbertreffi6.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-22
Granfrei1.
) IN
Rr&en.

paris, 81. 5ebr. Waa benz
SsisB tber Srennung bon Staat unb
STRIDE tpurbe In 81 air9en Snbentar
aufgsnommsn.
@s fam nur su unbeoeutenoen Hubes
~fbrungsn.
TrtebIt9e Sttmmuna.
paris. 81. Sebr. Dos auswdr.
ftgs lint nimmt on, bnb bic beutf6.
frans6Fi9e Sage sleid esbIisbsn 1T.
9Ran erpartet feline rennsnswertbe gr.
et9nihe Bis bic boresi9Iaeenen mo.
rOttanii&en RefOrmsn in oHener Son.
fsren3 bistutirt tperben. 9ie @tetia.
tsit Der preiie an Der 86rie if Elm
Weueis. bob bic Ginansleute feline ge-
far9tungen bssen. Die bfsntli9s
Stimmun9 if rubig unb i6eint burd
Die Sdngs Der 0er6anOlungsa gslang.
tpeilt.
unbefdtiste @srt6te meIben, bob
Wafbin9tOn. Wisa, ct. Petersburg
uno &om semsiniam psriu6sn Elm
uebsreintommen beaisli9 Warroffo's
3u errei9en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-22
@ o u b. 6 G r.

g s raneisco. 81. Seb.
@oub. @eo. &. Garter BON Samaii
fam nit fsiner Satin auf benz
Sampfer Wanbi9uria bon 6apai bier
an. ST pirb 3ur grbolung nod Sun
Diego gebeu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-22
W l0feuer

colorado g SPRINGS, 81.
Jeb. Gin Walofeusr, Dos bon einsn,
beftisen Winoe setrieben tuirb, uiitbet
In ben 8orbiseln. 2 Wsiler tuetlia
bon bier.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-22
@rpIofion u m
SeuH6lano.
3 e T d


8erItn. 81. 5sb. Gin bo6er
9eamter Ses Guspdrtigsn amtes
na9ts bic Nittbeiluns. baB bic ban-
belspOliiif&en 3ussfdnonife Der &ss
eisrun9 Der Ser. Staaten 9e9eniibsr
Seutf9lnnb. Iousit he f4 iibsrbliden
laHen, pierfa9er Nrt Hnb:
1. Sas 8srfabren Dor ben Ipprais
isrs 1T 6HeRt!i9. penn bieie fein BE.
osnten oasegen erbebsn.
2. Bsi Bers9tung Der Wertbsu.
nabme importirter Waaren tperosn bic
tonfsnirten ben feb berfauften glsi9s
ssfisli, UNI @iatarIi4tsitsn pOn Be-
amtsn sl bermsioen.
3. uuterpertbuns Biz gu finf BRO.
gent III fraHrsi; bis gu sshn prO3ent
nod gntI&sibuns bes Sdabamts.
iefretdrs.
4. Die Roniuln tperoen %angetDieien,
BET Der Wartpertb . 8erednune bic
Sanbelstammern bss betr. Sifrifts
3u3u3ieben. 0orlsgun9 Der Gatturen
III erlnubt bur9 goten ooer @ertreter.
psribnli4ss grf9sinsn mirb nidt &c.
forb.rt.
Die Sausr oes probiiorii9en Nb'
tcmmens betrdst ied3ebn WOnate.
Sisis Sriff III auf Wunf9 Der amerita'
niidsn &ssisruns espdblt. Wan boHi
oanri gsnau bic ausfdtsn gu fennen,
pel9e auf ben gbfGluB zines ressl.
rs6tsn Sanbslsbertrass bOrbanosn
Rno. 3und4f lou bas @r9ebnib
Der b~issidbriesn 3OnsrsBwa6l abse.
tpartst tpsrbsn. Wsnn aus ibr cine
benz Sanbelsbsrtrus freunolia aefinnte
Wsbrbeit berporssbt, III i'm SOmmer
bss Sabrss 1907 cine grtraisifion m6a.
LID, in Der bic bsiosrfsitiaen Sanoels.
b~e3isbuneen esrsssIt tpsrbsn fbnnsn.
8eprd9 bes 3atfers M
benz Ser3og bon 9 u nts
berlano.
Berlin, 81. 6eb. Wit lebsn.
bigger Sbeilnabme bat man bier In allen
Rreiien ben 8eiu6 bss 3aiisrs In 2o'
psnbassn, tuel9sr anIdbli4 Der Bel
isbunss = 5sierli8feitsn gei9ab, ber'
folgt. geiOnberes Sntsrehs errsgte 1t
@erbinbuns NIT benz @srtpsilsn bel
Wonar9sn In Der bdnii9sn Sauptftaot
bic 5rass, Oh Der 3aiier BET oisfer Ss'
isssnbsit cine unterreouns nit ben
Ssrsoe bon Cumberland babsn tperoe
Der bisbsr isoer gesegnuns bsbarrlid
ausgewiGen.
@s perlautet nun, bob Der Raiie1
Dor ieinsr abrsiie BON aupsn5assn, ebI
sr fa auf oas 2inieni3if nprsubsn'
surtid6esab, Elm @eiprd8 urter Die
aussn NIT Dem 6eraog. benz SObn be!
bsrforbsnsn bepofeoirtsn a6nisI
@sorg ". bon 6annober bate. Ut
bisis peribnli@s ausipra@e tusrbsu DO,
relfi9er Settle neue 6OHnuusen ss
tnhpft, unb mon eruartst auperR9tli9
bab enoli& bod ein beioe Seitsn au
frisosnfslenbes Nbfommel er3isl
tpsrbe. gu 9lei9er 3sit tpirb bsrfiGsrt
Dab bas lebte Deal. oa sine 3ufammen
tunft ~perabreoet uorosn, r,ur Elm Wib
berfdnonib bic Weribbnuna berbinoer
babe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-22

Ste g o n, pie Die
llreinfpDbner Nopaid Semljds heiben,
leiten ibren Namen ppn rSamojeb,"'
(GeIbt5eItner) .. b. 2eute, Die in 5a>
miiien geIonoert bon Den dnOeren leben,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-22
Sapan.

gngli9 Sreen.
Sofio, 81. Gebr. prtns Nrtbur
BON @%onnuu9bt tiberrei8te heute Nomis
raj Soso, ben 5elomari&d0en Oamas
sata uno Opama Den gsroienforoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-22
Stalten.
Neue 3 q E..

" o m, 81. 5ebr. Der papff belt
berte eth gebsimes @onffOrium ab.
nm 10 fran36Ri4e Sif4bfe gu ereirsn.
Migr. %. 8. @onnsl iuurbs gum
@oaoiutor oes gr3bii9ofs bon Bottom
ernannt.