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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-12-18
ARRIVING.

Monday, December H.
AT ELEELE, KAUAI: Am. blk. w.
B. Flint, Hansen, from Honolulu, s a.
m.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-12-18
PASSENGERS.

Per $. 5. Mauua Loa, from Hawaii
and Maui ports December IS. $40 a. m.
from Kau: w. T. Wilson. Miss j. Jones
Dir. G. a. Davis Walter G. Smith Mrs.
Captain Walton ard two children, G..
Lycurgus, Mrs y. r.. Robson, Miss G.
u. Williams, Mrs. Jesse Irvine. Mrs. NJ.
e. Burnett T.. Wheece, Mrs. Whecce.
Master Wheece, from Kona ports: d.
Eaupiko, Rev. r. *. r. Amalu Mrs.
j. Matthews, Miss NJ Amalu v Hurd,
John Greig, Mrs. NJ. c. De Mello. Mrs.
J. A. Mcguire, Mrs. Curtis =. Iaukea,
Mrs. Eamanaoha, Miss *. Naoha; from
Kawaihae: f. Il. Chamberlain, Master
r. Norgaard, Or. V. A. Norgaard; from
Mahukona: II. Beckley, T. S. Kay. j.
II. Fisher; from Maui ports: w. II.
COrnWell, Mrs. w. II. CornWell, William
Eaae, Wong Kong, w. A. Spark, r. A.
Lloyd, s T.. Eaiue, ]. X. Kahoktle j.
X Eahokele Jr.. NJ. J. Keelen. Joe
Whitford, S. Keliinoe, H. NJ. Coke.
Master Coke, Chester A. Doyle. DR..
James Maloney William Green, r. SUI
mida, c. A. Buchanan, George Bucha-
nan, T. Eruze, George Humeku; p
deck from Maui and A deck from Ha-
waii.
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Departed.

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ports, December Isl. Akana, James
Mallory, Frank Gonsalves, Charles e
Chase. Miss Bernard, Miss Greenfield,
Rev. Mata, Mr.. Wakahua John Bright.
c. McClennan, f. A.. Wicket, Mrs. Y.
NJ Jaouen, Mrs II. Jaouen and child,
F.. NJ. Swanzy and family, Misses Bell
Mrs. George L. Desha, Miss Annie Kai
DR.. A. 3. Clark aud wife, Shu Sang, II.
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Payne, Miss Florence Shipman. Miss
NJ Shipman, J. c. Fifield, Mrs Fifeld
Misses Conant. Mrs. Kappa, George r.
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Miss b. Compbell, Miss V. Campbell
Miss Maud Wight, w. o. Smith, f. H.
Otis.
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Be sure to consult us if it's anything
If its a question of price and bargains
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-06
AS IT OUGHT TO BE-

MorSantown went "Citizenauc yes
terday, John L Hatfield defeating a
Hayes the candidate on the Re-
publican ticket, by over hundred
majority. But what is more to the
noint and what so seldom happens in
these so-calIed reform crusades, is that
the new mayor OF Morgantown VIII
nave a sufficient number of counctl;nen
with him to control the municipal al
fairs of the town The council stands
five Citizen and five Republicans,
with the mayor having the deciding
vote. This is probably more than the
Citizens" wanted as they VIII now
be held responsible for the city's gov
eminent
They usually prefer to elect the
mayor and then have 4 majority OF
council against them in order to have
somewhere to place the blame for fall-
ing TO make good their promises OF re-
form. However. the Citizen or Demo
cratic majority at MorSantown IS not
due to this years election, the Repub-
licans electing nearly all their candi-
dates except the mayor this time Last
year was when the mischief was done
Judging from yesterdays election, II
is altogether likely that by another
year. the Republicans Will make j
clean sweep, as they are getting good
organization and are beginning to see
how the cat hops"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-06
SENSIBLE TALK.

The Greenbrier Independent. edited
by the Hon Thomas Dennis. a man OF
ability and 4 Virginia Democrat OF the
old school. comes out in the following
defense of the new tax laws:
las we view the situation. We do
not believe that tax payers generally
will suffer by reason of the assess
nent OF prperty. real and personal. al
its true and actual value. The own
ers OF coal and timber lands heretofore
taxed at n nominal figure. will. OF
course, have to pay more. and 1t Is
right that they should. for we feel
safe In saying that not one In hun
bred OF these men will take for their
lands what they arc now assessed at
under the application OF the true and
actual value rule. In the coal and
timber counties Of the State the taxa
ton OF these lands under this rule
must necessarily result in relief to
the great body Of taxpayers"
Continuing. the Independent says
what few Democratic journals have
admitted. that every well-informei
man knows that reform was badly
needed" and 1t adds: the party in
power has given us the best It can
do. Whether the system 1t has inaug.
urated win be good or bad. beneficial
or Injurious to the great body of tax
payers. remains yet to be seen. Tax
tickets this fall will tell the story"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-06
OIL FIELD NOTES

In the Wallace district, in Harrison
county, the South Penn On company
has drilled its test on the ". s. Har-
bert farm So feet into the stray AMI
has found no oil or gas 1t IS stl1i
drilling and is due in the Gordon
On Buffalo run. Grant district Wet
eel county. the kanawha on com
panv has drilled its No on the Hart
Bros. farm through the Maxon sand
and has 4 dustcr in that formation
This location is about 1000 feet east
of No. on the same farm. which is
a producer in that sand and IS now
drilling to the lower formations 1t
has a chance to make 4 producer In
The R:g Tnj11 or Gordon
Duster at Yellow Creek
On. the Little Kanawha river. in the
Yellow Creek district, in Calhoun
county. The South Penn OIL company
has drilled its second test On The L N
McCona.,Gby farm through The Serea
Grit and has 4 buster. This test got
20 feet Of sand. bat Il contained no
traces of oil and a ger: little gas On
Leatherbark creek. the Patomac Oh &
Gas company has now drilled It's test
on the Lewis Bennett farm through
the Berea grit and has duster. This
location Is 1000 feet southwest on
the Alecn OIL & Gas ccrnHa2y's test
on the PelI-Greathouse farm.
Late Guaees-
In The Keener sand pool on Point
Pleasant creek. Tyler county. the wells
ara holding up very creditahly as
shown by the last Suase. which IS as
follows: Southern OIL Co, Nos. and
.. R. A. Workman. coo and SIS barrels
respectis ely: Lincoln OF Co, No. L.
NJ. L. Workman, $50 barrels: Trees Oh!
CO.. Bcnedum No. I, J. VI. Martin. 100
barrels: Trquart & Co., No l. Mary
ClendenninG. 100 barrels; Fisher Oh
CO.. No. l, w. y. Clark, 30 barrels and
the Melrose Oil & Gas Co.'S Nos. I. on
the L. C. and W. T. LeaZcr farms. 50
and G5 barrels respectively
In the Wick district. in the same
county. the Carter Oil Co.'S No. 1. II.
c. Watson. and No. ., w. G. Snod-
grass farms. are producing e5 and 100
barrels respectively. On State Fork.
ManninGton district. Marion county.
the PitsburS and West Virginia OH &
Gas Co.'S No. 3, On the A. NJ. Row
and farm is producing so barrels
day.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-06
HUNTINGTON FOR THE DEMO-
Gratis.
DEMO-

The Democrats of Huntington are
making business out OF politics in that
city. They believe in the maxim that
10 the victor belongs the spoIls; con
sequently on Tuesday night when
council sat as license court some ex.
traordinary things were brought to
pass. The most prominent applicants
for saloon license were turned down
solely and avowedly because they
were Republicans. John S. Farr.
large property owner and prominent
politician. a man who occupies about
the same position in the city and
ranks OF the Republican party as Col.
Tom Deveny does here as a citizen
and Democrat was turned down fatty
and absolutely. Several other appli-
cants were treated In the same man
ner. The Democrats in Fairmont have
preached the holiness doctrine in poll
tics so long that some people think
they would not let partisanship cut
any figure in business. The fact seems
10 be overlooked that only a few years
ago, when tho Democrats were in
power. politics controlled business IN
almost MI parts OF this State and the
action of the Huntington council
shows what they would do again IL
they were given the chance.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-06
scAtE.coMMITTgE.
Met at charfeston-Jointc Convention
WIN Reassenble Later TO Z axe
Action
caaRLEsToN. Apra e.-Little of

!. CHARLESTON. April Little Of
general interest transpired yesterday
at the meeting of the operators ant.
miners of district No The JOINT
conference adjourned at noon after a
general discussion of the questions at
issue. which were all referred 70 the
Joint scale committee which met in
the afternoon ana is not expected 10
complete its labors for several days
Upon the completion Of the work on
the scale committee the joint conren-
ton viii again assemble in this dis
tric1. Important as result is in o.lio.
Illinois and Indiana It depends large
~ upon the results here The miners
remain at work pending settlement
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-06
Deeds Recorded

Deed dated February 10. 1882 J. &
Mckinney. J. W. HaSEerty- J. w --
teraelL. trustees of Ps!at:ce Lccsse
No 81 I. o. O. F., TO r l. and w &
Wallace. lot No. 81. Maple Grove cef''-
etev. consideration ten dollars
Deed dated June -. 1907 Woo
lawn Cemetery Company 20 Lizzie >
.nett- let No. H., wood.awn GENE
terry: consideration, $3.50
ned da,e., March IL. z&2c;; james
s. Meredith. special commissioner 20
Fairnont Trust Company. lot IN East
park avenue. consideration S2-51o-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-06

Surely the friends OF Tom L. John
son VIII not contend he has the re-
pose and possibilities OF protracte3
silence indispensable to the ideal vice
president.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-06

Some residents % Lincoln Neo-.
are wondering If Mr. Bryan VIII be
satisfied TO live IN that towo AFTER
viewing the wonders OF the big word
They are not worryirs-just wonder
w.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-06
suits Instituted il, Circuit Court

suits Instituted in Circuit Court
Ulysses NJ RuEnesley vs. Lewis {
waisworth ct al rresspass or the
case. damages 5000; May rules
\. Parks. attorney for plaintiff
In the condemnation proceedings OF
the Fairmont and Ciarksburs Traction
company VS.. the Fairmont Coal Com
many and the Guaranty Trust Com
pany. of New York The Piaintlh hteo
It's petition
Calvin D. Conway. F. NJ Meredith
Festus Downs w E. Araest and James
e. Morgan were appointed commission
,.rs 10 assess the value Of the Land
wanted by the traction company pc
longing to the coal company.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-06
..loPERaroN 4 Sc

.sehel earymore Eailiess Afser 5esss
under surseen,s Srife. s
4 8oSToN Aprit ess.ss:i on Of
Mss Ethel BARRYMORE. who was oper-
ated on yesterday for apPensi IS
'taEprabie- Miss Barrymore the
Bay Site Hospital DE-: a
Broots. who performed tie operaS ssIss
stated afterwar4s that his pa tsezts lss'r
lied easily from the enect Of the ether3
e Was found that her condition S:ss
Just about as diagnosed by ae plysi-
clans. Dr. Brooks gives IS his
opinion that Miss Barymore IN prob
ably stay at the hospital from two ~
three weeks. but probably NOT:
play again this season.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-06

On the ground that II was excessive
Judge Wright, Of Chicago, set aside
2 verdict awarding Mrs Lily DAVIS
81 900 for a stolen kiss 1t may be that
tho thief is entitled to damages
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-06

The report that John Alexander
Dowie has gone broke will have
tendency to weaken the faith IN ene
assertion that there Is one "bor7 every
minute"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-06
: Good 1ainrs IS Eas 6

The ladies' OF the Methodist Frisco
pal Church win hold an exchange m
their church tosmorrow morning at
nine O'Clock Plenty of good things &c.
eat are being prepared for tie occs-
sion. A good time is assured 10 an
who attend
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-06
OPENING RECEPTION.
For w. v. y. Spring Term VIII B"
Given by CoiIeqe Association.

MORGANTOwN, April 5.-Saturdn,
evening at the cadet armory the mem
bers of the Y. NJ. c. A. and the Y. w
c. A. will tender the new students the
regular spring term reception. The
hours will be from to II and the COM
mittee having the affair In charge Is
making extensive arrangements, AID
the reception promises to be one Of
the most elaborate ever held. Re-
freshments will be served.
Mrs. Cora Cordray. 1927 Barney st.
Easter Opening April 4th and 9Th.
Easter Hats a. specially.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-06

Creme EIcaya contains no lead or
zinc; no hydrocarbon OILS. lanolin. lard
or raseline. BflIingslea Drug Store
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-06
opera.ed On Fer APpendiei.is.

Mrs w. F. Humphrey was operated
on for appendicitis at Cooks Hospital
this afternoon She stood the opera
.tion real wen and is doing very nicely
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-06

For pure ice cream, ices and can:
dies. see Communists, who has hssiIe
reputation on purity and aaaliry
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-06

House cieaaing time Is herei CAT
on 5 S. Pople for carpets. mattings,
iinole1ms and olcloths- Prices made
to suit
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-06

Large Roe shad at VT City Market
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-06
Troy

Carpets cleaned any day Troy
Laundry
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-06

A YOUNGSTOWN Ohio woman left he;,
husband two months after. the Ne"-
ding. because he talked in his sleep
some women seem to be determined
,ey,a- 70 eve a man a chance
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-06

Carpets cleaned any day Tro1.
Laundry
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-06

Decorations in crepe paper for Eas
ter at Clyde S. Holt, 3e5 Main ST
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-06
.nanr and BENJAMIN. g. Williams.

In rhe cause OF Lille II. coad rs
James J. coad- plaintic granted 4 81
vorc., n yiucuIo marrimoniL
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-06
.GOJJR NEWS.
Marriage License

Adam E Frost and Bertha Pople
Nseppo DIelso and Marie Cordora-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-06
eENr7r:lE HINT.

- -
According TO an item from from, yest err
days Fairmont West virginian the
saloon men of that city have been put
on their good behavior for the incoln-
ing municipal year Before license
was granted them they each gave a
pledge thar they would banisa from
their places many of the features that u ft
have in the past been among the cry
ing ofenses Of the Fairmont saloons
The manner in which license IS beinS
turned down in other localities has
acted as a gentle hint 10 the saloon
keepers of tie Mountain City. and they
are inclined to accept these recent
omens Of coming tide OF public seq
timent. Sentinel.
The American people. it IS said
spend s::.oou9a more annually 1or
chewing gem Than fog foreign ms
sions. ...-.=. t:,c figures would be even
more startling. but for The fact that
most of the girls can u:akc one piece
| last a whole. week
U
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-06

BENJAMIN c. Williams ct al order en-
Tered fling general repHcations TO an
swers of SchmuIbach Brewing Com
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-06

In the case of T. Lee Burchinal vs.,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-27
1lnabbanstssr Snrnberein.

Woreen. 9onnsrfag, ben %.
Suni, finoet i'm @ermania part oas
BON benz unabbdnsissn Surnberein
allidbrIi9 bsranfaltste 9roBe ainoer.
pidnid ifatt. gruartunsspoa ieben
Sie Rinbsr benz grsignib entgegen; ibre
grwartungen tperoen ni9t enttdui4t
uerbsn. Dos arrangements @omite
bat feline tpeitsebenosn gOrbereitungen
In 10 umF9iiesr Wsifs setrOffen. oab
fir aas rsi9li9 llntsrbaltung borban'
ben fsin tpirb unb 3tpar ni9t nur fur
bic 5ungen iOnoern aud fur bie alssn.
ginise f46ns Stunben untsr ben
i9attenipenbsnosn 8dumen bes bsrrs
li9sn parts ffsbsn In ausF9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-27
Mbonoale Setsbts.

Gtsbpldbs FIR Spdtfommsnbs III bic
Regsl In Iuonbale 9sigbts fafi jsoen
absnb. Dos prpsramm bieisr Wo9e
ift bshsr unb rei96altiger als in irgsno
elmer anbersn Wo9e aupor unb finbet
Bel benz publifum re9t bel Intlang.
JrduIsin Sslen Netpbouie srntet NIT
ibrsn populdrsn 2isbsrn. bauptid4li9
nit Der @isoersabe oes rStibOO" rei9-
li&sn 9eifall; Der Sumorif Walter
Rob nit isinen iatprii4sn 8emertun'
gen tiber lotale @erbdltniRe sntfeRelt
pabrs Sttirms bon gsifal; lis Wufitsr
Born unb 9anner oerfsbsn es por.
irsffi9 2om0bie lnb Wuft NIT einan'
Der 81 berbinben, obne pon benz einen
ober benz anbersn elm uni46nes neber'
mab au seisen. Der @lanapuntt bes
programms III unifreitig Der Ntt Der
Olympic gomeoie Sour; TN 3us
iammsnmirten folpcbl ole aud In ibren
gin3easiitungsn III bas Quartet bas
Befe. mas In bisier 6aiion auf elmer
gaubsbils. .Bhbne geie6en wurbe.
gm Trsitag Nbeno if mieoer Ama'
tsur.abenb uno aIs, bie fi9 um cie
prsiis bsuerben ppaen, iOlIten ibre
Wamen BET Der gei9dfisffbrun9 bon
Ioonoals'6eigbt angeben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-27
@mnoerlamS

Die Spe3ial S4aufsaungen tn
vWunbsrlanb" udbrenb biefer WoHe
fno bic bsfsn, bic is In SnbianapoIis
esfshen murben. v8bs 5lping 8alb.
mins", bier bOr3agli9s 2uft'@pmna'
Hitter, finbsn ieben gta&mttiag unb
abenb beim publitum bOls bsrbients
ansrtsnnuns ibrer 2eiitungen. Die
aontortioniRin greslIa unb Jor unb
Toris's @irtus 8orheaung erregen
bur1 ibrs punoerbnrsn 8orfhbrungen
bers9tistss aufisben. sbs.ts' Dog
unb ponp SbOm" iest bic WOrfellun.
gen wdbrenb oisier Wo8e fort anb psr.
bisnt ben ihr tdgli& au $bsil werben.
ben groBen Bsiu9 In bOllem Wabe.
Sab aud bts anbsren S&aufellun.
gen In rWunbsrlanb" fa INNER ar6'
bsrsr Beliebtbeit beim publifum ers
freuen, seist bic tdgli4 3linebmenbe
3abl Der Ssfu9er.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-27
Traber 0ei@aftsi@lmk wabreua
Der Commemorate.

l1nsefdhr 125 Der gr6bsrsn gsf9dfts
baben fa biz isbt bsrsit srtIdrt, wdb.
reno Der WOnats SuIi uno ausuf isoen
Gag ausgenommen Samfass um
5 n5r Nadmittags 81 i9lieBsn. Sm
lebten Sabre i4lohen sttpa- $50 Gs.
i9dfte 3u Der nngsssbsnsn 3eit unb sr.
tuartet man. bab bitfe 3abl fa In bis-
lem Sabre auf uenigfsns ITS belau.
fen wiro, uenn bas in bieier Ri9iuns
tbdtiss Gomits @slsssnbsit gsbabt bat.
nit allen Snbabern ar6bsrer @si9dfts
Rhfipra9e au nebmen. Die nsrsin.
barts frtbs S9lisbuns wirS ON A.
Suli beginner.
ginies gsi9dfte babsn R4 fernsr be.
rsit ertldrt, ibren Nnsefsatsn mdbreno
Der bsibsn Sabres3eit sniipeber am
Jreitag Ober Samifas einen balbsn
Gag freisuseben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-27
S9l aseret.

2ur3 nod 10 ubr purbsn bic &ab.
Ter Bsrnauer unb 2ibmilIsr nod Der
Wirtbi1aft, 6O2 Wsft Marplanb Str.
9erufsn, mo- sins S9Idesrsi 3uif9en
&umdnisrn ffattgsfunhsn batte. 8ei
ibrer antunft fanoen fie Sapis @a9in.
27 Sabre aft, ASA Wef WarbIanb
StraBs, nit 3 i9weren Sti9wunosn
In Der 8ruf ppr.' Der 0ermunbete
wuroe I'm Nmbulanawagsn unter 2ei-
tun9 BON Or. &eebes nod benz fdbti-
i9sn SoipitaI gsbradt. 9is 8samtsn
SOfisttsr unb Siderfon. tpsl9s In Der
oOrtigsn @egenb patruulliren. tuaren
iufprt 3ur Steas, featen oie &ubs tpie-
Der Der unb batten ben Nttentdtsr,
So6n @aboi, 20 Sabre oft, 624 Wsii
Warplanb Str. bsrsits bsrbaftst, mel.
der i'm Wasen nod Summer Slider
gsianbt wuroe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-27
0mt abselaufe,,.

I'm elm 6aar pdre bic 6o&3eitss
fiimmuns tn benz 9auie elias 8raub,
912 6let9er Nbenus bur9 eine
S9iebsrsi gef6rt woroen.
I'm por ginbrs&ern esfi9ert su fein.
bate 6srr araub ben Sps3ialbsamtsn
9enrp Mblsrman engasirt, um is.n
6aus mdbrsnb Der getpirtbung Der
3o&ssitssdite F&er gu wiHen. 8ura
nod IL l1br lam cine Wslbuns gum
6aupiquartisr, oab Ssmanb einsngin-
bru9 In bas 6aus 912 6Iet&er Mp.
beriu4e.
Die Rabler Morean unb Mmsben
uurbsn iofOrt abgsianot. um bis Sa@s
3u unteYfu1en. Als Der Beomte Wlor.
gan bintsr oas 6aus tam, LAB sr sins
@eftaIt i'm @arten fsbsn, auf bie er 10.
fort ieinen &sbolber anlsgte.
@Ihdli&er Weiie gab f@ Der Der.
msintli1e ginbrsaer als geamter 3u
ertsnnen, bsbor Der G9ub tra9te, unb
alles l6te fi9 tn Woblesfalen anf..
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-27
@iberiios Varf=Tsrsuisamss=
Vlat.

Sisisr gersniisunss.plab srfrsui
fi3 Der sr6bteu @unH bes pubIifums.
Die attrattionen finb In isbsr 6infi9i
erften Ran9es uno wsrben bon Sung
uno aIt, uie Der sroBs 3uiprud Bee
weif, getDhrbist. Gar oieie @o9s
ffebt etpas gans gefonberes auf benz
programm. slm g.. &c.. 80. Stunt
uno am SOnntas, ben l. Suli. tpirb
ieoen Na9mittag um A llbr elm &isien-
9uftbaaon auffsigsn. Die @sisli9aft
TIT itets beitrsbt, bsm pubIitum ettpas
nsuss su bietsn. um ben plab 10 on.
3iebsno uie m69li9 gu MAIDEN. auf
Orbnung tpirb nit er6Bter @orgfalt
gsa4tet unb fnb 5amilisn itets mils
tommsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-27

tn Der 2irGe bsriammeln iults. um
oann bic S1nur an;u3hnoen. Sn Der
Srmsinbs berribt isit ldngerer 3eit elm
b6ier 3pieipaIt unb bater eIaubt man
annsbmsn 3u t6nnen, bab bic eine obsr
ots anOsrs partsi bic GrsSsltbat bsab.
fi4ti9t bette.
. m m n b. Gin nit ftnfuno.
fisbsn3ig psriOnen ansefauter etra.
Benbabntpaesn Der 6ammorb. gpbi-
ting & Sf.@5icago Babn iprana am
Sisnfag Morsen In boiler Sabrt aus
benz Seleife uno itieb nit GROCER gsbs.
men3 gsasn einen SsIssrapbenpfoHsn.
Die pafa9iere tpurben BON ibren
eissn gsi8Isubert uno Elm aepaItiaes
Sur1einanoer entifanb. nobel srau
y. y. Simms am &hdgrat berIest
tuuroe unb einen Bsinbru9 babontruo
uno albert @i9arbs am aopFs cine
gsfdbrli4e Wunbs sr9ieIt. Msbrsre
anbsre pafasisrs muroen nur Isidt
OsrIsst. Sas uusIiif ssi9ab bur@
eins 3srbrO4ens gubni9iene, uoourab
ote &doer aus benz @sIsiis geriet6sn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-27
Gtm tbemrsr YrotsR.

Der bsi Der Wuneis, Sartforb unb
Sort Wapns 2anbbabn ungefslts Wo.
tDrmann IbIalom 3. SObbs pertusis
eerte I. st. Die 3abluns ber log. &oab
Sar i'm getrase bon $3.50. Ter
Wari9aa bon gaton, mo Sobbs isinsn
WO6nfb bat, erlangte elm geridtli4es
urtbeiI gs9en SObbs uno Iieb ibsn ar-
bsitslo6n bshelbsn nit 8ei9lag Bee
legen. Bon Der Infdt ausgebenb.
baB arbeitslohu our Se3ahlun9 bon
Steuern ni9t in Hnfpru9 aenommen
tusrben fanu, Issts 5Obbs se9en bie
gei6lasnnbms gsIawsrbe Elm. uno bic
Sa6e fam Dor benz biefi9en appeaas
tiOnsseri6t our 8erbanelune.
9as @sri9t enii&iso ssfern, bab es
redtli9 suIdffis III. aud arbeitslObn
sur 9sdung elmer 5orberun9 bon rhds
tdnoissn Steusrn nit Sei8la9 gu
bsIsesn unb mics bic 8sIdwerbe ab.
Sdtte 5obbs ben Gtsuerbeiras nit
$3.50 beaablt Ober anifatt beRen suei
Sage lang FIR bic Staot gaton se'
arbeitst, mas bel oerslei4en Steuern
sur gs3ubluns berielbsn 3uldifs 1T. 10
bdtts sr cine bstrd9tlids Summe ipa.
rem t3nnen. Die @sridtsiofsn allsin
belaufen fi6 auf tibsr 500 uno mas
bic aObotatsn.@ @sbiibrsn bstragen piro
ni9t bel peniger iein.