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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-03-10
Chew 70 Build Church

j. p. Withrow, a merchant of Hol-
lis and Ellenboro. \. c., has a novel
plan in behalf of the interdenomina-
tional church he proposes to build in
Hollis. Tobacco tags, if this plan does
not miscarry, are to serve as the
financial foundation of the new place
of worship. Already the tags are
pouring in upon the devoted collect
or from many sources. Mr. Withrow
hopes before long to have the build
ing OF the tobacco tag church" I'M
der way.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-03-10
Inhuence Of Irving.

To living more than any other man
Is due the change that has taken place
in London in recent years in the social
position of actors-a change which has
come within my own memory, writes
q. s. Nadal, in Scribner's. When
first went TO London in 1870 there were
40 actors IN society When came back
in 1877 there were good many OF
them to be seen about There was
growing mp society which was COM
posed Of successful artists. the new
rich people and the professional
classes vita sprinkling Of such Of
the older society as had a fancy for
art and the theater. i'm that SOCIETY
the actors had not only a good but a
distinguished place
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-03-10
frHEsApEAkE STEAMSHIP coMpANY.
aCHEsAPEAKE LINE"
ELEGANT PASSENGER STEAMERS

ELEGANT PASSENGER STEAMERS.
AUGUSTA AND ATLANTA
For OLD POINT COMFORT ard NORFOL IVA
Steamers leaves Baltimore daily Tex
cept Sunday at $50 A NJ. ana rive at
Old Point Comfort at A. III. and Norfolk
at ZIG A. NJ, where all connections is
made with the Rail Lines for all points
South.
Steamers leave Baltimore Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday 1t p. NJ, and
arrive at West Point at $50 4. NJ, and
Richmond at Q.25 A. NJ
Steam, rs call at Glouct ster Point, Clay
Bank and Almonds WI arr in both d.
recu9us (Weaiher permitting
STEAMERS LEAVE BALTIMORE FRI "
PIER rs AND I9 LIGHT ST. WHARF.
Through tickets 10 al points may be
secured, baggage checked and stateIooms
reseved from the City Ticker Offices,
It9 F. Pa tmore street ARTHUR w.
ROBSON, Aghnt, TT L. Baltimore
street, or the General Offices, $50 Light
street
KEUBEN FOSTER, L ] CHISM
General MANAGER, Gen1 Pass. Aet.
r. II, MCDANIEL, Asst Gen'l
Passenger Agent,
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-03-10

The cost OF lives tn this country FOR
the eieht gears 70 July I. 1898 accord
ing To DIN ln Numb hes risen
357 ref cent haJ Is, wholesale prices
representire ia ire relation 10 per
capita consumption. tire cost Of bread
stuffs, meats, dairy and gsrlen pfoa-
ucts, ana other food clothing metals
and miscellaneous products like lum-
Der, glass, paints and drugs have risen
since 1897 from Y 455 to 9S.312. The
prices Of many hundred commodities,
embracing practically all the neces-
saries Of life, are included in this
reckoning. Y. Times,
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-03-10
J Their INFORMATION.

The writer has spent a rortion Of
two summers working ON the cement
and lime resource of this belt, in con-
nection with the work Of the State
Geological Survey, and lie will be
glad to give any further information
required, and to aid in any way 10
the establishment of cement plant
in this state He located the lola.
Kansas. 5000 barrel cement plant
and was associated with that com.
psny for several years in expert work.
G.P. Grimsley,
Moreantown w Va.
July 1905.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-03-10
FIRST VEHICLE ON TRACKS
Built in 1897 and Used on the Gram
lite Railway to Carry Stone
How Load Was Carried.

New York.-The first railroad car
IN the United States, according TO
Teele's History of Milton, Mass. 1910
to 1887. "hd four wheels. nearly or
quite eight Zee in diameter 1t was
used on the Granite railway in 1871
The aNie-uee was arched in the CEN
ter, to siye more s1ace above The
ground The loal WAS carried on a
platform ten rect long By four feet
wide. This platform was placed on
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-03-10
FAMOUS OLD PIPE ORGAN.
instrument Said to Be Oldest in Ex-
tsssnce in America Located at
Winchester, ". n.

Boston.-The oldest pipe organ in
existence In this country, and the
third one to make its appearance in
America. is located in Winchester, N
II. The instrument was built by
Henry Pratt, native of Winchester.
who, Jike his father, was carpenter
by trade.
1t CHANGED that in the year 17SS,
at 10 years of age, he went with his
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-03-10

$500. 00c and 500 acres Of land about
$3.50. 600. or a total Of $3.50. 600. SUI b
plant should average 1000 barrels q
day output. giving daily profit, if
sold in Baltimore. or Washintgon at
81 GO a barrel, $3.50, or $1,000 year
If running only eight months at this
capacity. This would be Yielding an
interest on the investment Of nearly
% per cent.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-03-10
The Iwice-a-Week American
The Cheapest and Best Family News
diaper Published.
ONLY ONE DOLLAR A YEAR
Six Months, so Cents.

THE TWICE "A WEEK AMER
CAN is published in two issues. Tues
day and Friday mornings, with the
news of the week in compact shape.
1t also contains interesting special
correspondence, entertaining roman
ces, good poetry. local matter Of gen.
eral interest and fresh miscellany
suitable for the home circle. A care
fully edited Agricultural Department
and full and reliable Financial and
Market Reports are special features.
CHAS. E. FULTON g. CO.,
FELIX AGNUS, Mgr. and Publisher
American Office.
Baltimore, Md.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-03-10
sORFOlK & WESTtRR ny.
Schedule in effect December 8, 1908
SOUTHBOUND


Leave Shenandoah Junction
No. l3.-8.3S a, m. for Roanoke ana
Intermediate stations Bristol Knox
vile and Chattanooga Pullman sleep
er for Knoxville. Also for Blueheld,
Pocahontas, Columbus, Cincinnati and
points west. Pullman sleeper for
Roanoke and Columbus.
No. I--2 40 a. m. daily, for Roanoke,
Bristol, BluefelI, Pocahontas, Welch,
Pullman sleeper 10 WEIGH.
No. 27.-6.oo p. m. tor Berryville, Front
Royal, Luray, Elkton and intermediate
stations.
NORTHBOUND.
No 2S.-Iols a. m. for Shepherdstown,
Antetam and Hagerstown.
No. IA GOA p. m. for Hagerstown and
points north. Pullman sleeper to New
York.
No 22:2s a. m. daily for Hagerstown.
Pullman sleeper for Philadelphia.
For rates, schedule, etc, apply to any
agent N. < w. X. r., or
w. b. BEvILL. NJ. F. BRAGG,
Gen Pass. Agt. Trav. Pass. Agt.
Roanoke, Va.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-03-10
Family Pride.

First Colonial Dame--oae Is OF ex.
cellent family father and grand.
father were both generals.
Second Ditto-Ah, she ought to IN
proud OF her generaloZy. lie Rire
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-03-10
Never Hnd the Chance.

Tom Jack Nervey caught May Pech-
is in the dark hall the other night and
kissed her
Tess terribly shoekedl-Did you
ever,
mo but l think l would. "-Plila-
delphia Press.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-03-10

The reneWeu dOti'A''
opement of lime stone land which mas
taken place recently in the couh.y'ie'
calls to mind the report M de py Iioi'
rr;ms,ev of the state geological sur
yer. which was published III Inc
World last July. This report covered
80 thoroughly a description Oh ''e
va,ue of the limestone, clays ana
shales of the county, that 1t is deem
ed advisable to Iepublish 1t at TINS
time. in order that those OF the com
,nnnitv aud Others on the the ontslae.
who paid little attention toit at rus
time, may know of what value tiis
land is.
The report of Pref. Grimsley, as
made last July is as follows;
PROF. GRIMsLEY's REPORT.
The Counties of Berkeley and JEFF
ferson in The eastern Panhandle OF
the etate OF West Virginia, are eharac'
terized by a side oGt-crop OF limestone
and shale. The former is knowa as
the Shenandoah limestone, and the
latter as the Martinsburg shales.
Near Mrtinsburg there il belt OF
limestone trending % degrees east OF
north and traced Tor distance OF ten
miles with a width varying from % to
over 300 feet which will average in
composition over % per cent. Of liWe
carbonate. A large part of it will run
9s per cent and in places it VIII ana
lyze 90 per cent, pure
The limestone near this belt VIII
run about 90 per cent. while at some
distance from the high grade rock
come S dolomrte limestone valuable
for open hearth steel reduction.
Bordering the high grade limestone
i'm the area near Martiusburg and
other places is the shale forming belt
of varying width but averaging sew
eral hundred feet
The limestone shows the following
composition:
Tame GORDON ue g.. oo.s2 oe.o3 90 OF ~ -
Magnesium Carb luate l2a 5,2 o.3 0.5'
- o.oo l,so ass GA
Alumiaa and iron %. o.oa CPS OBJ os'
The shale contains;
silica -.'.',.'' ~ ~ pe' og'''
Alnm'na ana '''" ''-''' .s
M ~ oSe !, ox,5. ...'. Ia
AK Hes ..... .,.. 500
me-, ,, .hal. nsad I'm Portland
- In not ,ava over q, ner
a.t .;,,o,or-ol,,,i,a and i'm the
.,...t., ,l,ar, 4. lass tbsn sA mar
n. rts ,o....a,,.... ratio az silica
-, .,...,I.ll. tna. li.nits of8tn
a,,, a.4l... ..t,.,.. sh,,la II is 4
- p,.,,l.,,l.,i,.. ..f tne formul,
-. 49,. .,,.,... .,.,f,.i.. .f uculd TO-
49,. 800 ..r+. ~ F,,ss+ona IN toa
10 .t..io.+. ,..te portl.na CO.
r......;.i. ... ,,I.,tea "a
...,.......e... .I,i.,l, ,rsdo no.
-
,.,, .,,,,,,. Avn ,,,
a - a ~ '-''
I'M - ''l'
INC ,ho.n -
Oe W. nv
@O's .''''
Ao'a'io"' - - " .,.1,
oou'' y" ,a
'ao' vs. - ~ 80, ~ -, ~ w. 81 81.
-. i -. =.
aVo'i,''s ''',f 49,, Ia.,S ~ 80, -
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-03-10
Mythology.

The ancient Romans had patron
god for everything"
what was Janus, the two-faced god.
considered the patron OFF,
Politics and life insurance. Chi
cago Sun.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-03-10

FIRST VEHICLE IN AMERICA THAT
RAN ON carbohydrates.
the track between the two rails, and
the blocks of granite We're rolled upon
it by men with crowbars; then the car
was run over the loaded platform. and
four chains, running over grooved
wheels attached to shafting at the
top Of tho car, were hooked into eye
bolts at the corners of the platform,
and these chains were wound upon
the shaft by wheel or lever power.
thus raising the platform and suspend.
ing the load between the wheels"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-15

S&uItern-0rei. 6nrsh. rs DID 20 Efuxh
In Dur0f@nst., lee; 1s afrxs cazr@i@zttt,
lie, 10 BIB IL Bfunb Ice.
gep6deItes S4mesRefetie - xxcHexIcfes
5axep Big s2b. 90; FLARES Eeaa sIs 90; Sans
70 5000; etort GLsaz sle.s0: Rnraf
sls. 90.
BarHe - 9erdu9erts Trotrpra &C..
Braxsfurtsr 7}e; SoIossa to Dasurn 7it 10
xu3 SIC.
Sped-4iare Sestsxs 80 bis 20 Ensb TN
Dur1i9ast, 1ske; RIars estses, 20 bts 80
pinnb, l2le; 3lars Deuis3, sb ks 90 sianh
&c; IL bis 3D., 1Se: Ia hS Is Pffuab,
l&e; Slare sfa6sn, 3 eB 30 F'uxh. l2te:
Sxldex IL BIB 1e Bfsssh las; Rtgss sadsxs
bte 9 Bnanb, lac
Grltfts6se pe6-alarer auaIib Hrrsb zoe
sswdbItsr euear 9ureb 20s, 81 Ftrxs tn
Dar9i9nttt lie; 8 Bic Q ftuss IN Txr@s
i@nitt Ice; 10 tH 10 Bfuxb ta Ezv4fdxtt
lie; 6Ffaab tn DurGf9sit, iGSsels 1916.
6 Rfuah TN Dur@f9xit. i9n.al. 49,.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-15
G6mere8u,

@epdbIter Tiraotbp 32.a5-2.65.
Drbtndrer BIB gutter TiHot9Y s1.6o+-l.7b
Nptber RIeeiaraer, IS .0o-7.5o.
gnslti&er RIeeiamer $3.50.
NIfbte 2Ieefarner. $s.00-8.W
aHfaIfa 8Ieefamen 30. 00-10.00.
Hetber 3~lesianaen $500.
Goncp 4entadp BIassras S1.6c--l.R
BIausras h gbaf 7be.
gnsIif@es BIausras $3.50.
Dr@orb 0raS $1.70-1.66.
9aeb Cop IN @baf $~1.96--1.76.
Rafer Rom We-$l.00.
xutber Su&errobr San1en &l.00-i.ab.
Deibes uno geIbes 3ern 81 .0c-l.S5
Reb COB GnfIase $1.10-l.25.
Gem peos $l.76.
Billet 81 30 BIB $l.85.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-15

Snbtsnapslts aafeeFsFe
0ep0bnI. BIB gutter 10-l2e: srtxa ss 90
wdblter A-16e Samcp 6Ss--8Ss 6osass
Deuou ls BIS a2c. Sapa 2s-82s.
Sx Radstsa:
Kssofa SIS. ". 2ion 81 as. Ssrist gle 90
taracas s14. 10. Dtuuortp'8 sll 30, xets
Sasa Baexs $3.50, Glsmcs Saba BIenb
s16'76. Drrica $ls.76.
Hu6er-Dontnoes 7.67c; gtacsnEss 8.l2
Srlperifrter 5.6ae: xxxz puIpertFxtss s.57ss
fetssr ~sraxalrter 6.s2e; Gabe3 5.67e; Cons
fsettoxerf N6.27c Nibeeuoob u 6.02s; Hkss
sr y 4.92e; empire IA. SIC; SSbssI sstss
0oIbex 8 4.e2s Htxbfsr srssa q z.75,
Rtssepoob 9 I.72e; seIbsr 8 5:eas; Id ssI,
Sec AT.
0etrodnete Sri@te-Aepfsl, on tr SozR,
setro6nst, &c; S~pbanmsbesres sc Biz 8 <s;
sstrox lse BIB zoe; RofRss, 3 Grumx. pss
Rfuxb. 7, Q Groux 72e, I srowa 7ie iscs
u~sesreie dds Ok, GaIifurxia Easeatet Ike;
1uItana sae. hrpoutirte 6uItaxa lie BIB Or.
SaItfornia 3priioien 6e Bis Ice.
effg-RaI go OF. xeRl. Sat. g. u per
0oHone.
HidleS-2400 tn Sat 70 ; 1900 TIA Cat
s7.5o: 1900 tu SaIbfab $3.50; zoo iM Scs
$3.50.
ganbp-6Ke; etansen sersf4t 7; eref
esr oeuai&t {; Banner Tsutf Sc; CrsSw
8smbons lie: He. 2 Greata eeasJ4t l0<
MHe-UraStI nea lie bts l4si 6tOr,ts u
RanSeIn II; wet&f9aIiee SaxSegs l5f,
Sorbaa Ranse!n l6e; 3easuts bs bts Sc.
oer6fete 7e bts &c: ensItf6e MaIxaSs e}e.
etdrte-RearI, 61s, GbGuriss VIcA. I zzl
8 Bfunb Badete 8. 3orx. l SfS. F&asss,
4K-6fe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-15
ouawOextsG BSett0.

ksasar Gureb H&txiex 80 GSts EaaItsdt:
1910 Bfunb ll}: Ii phxs l53s; I0-1l
pfunb .5l: Sweite DuaItdt Sole pfsxb
&c; Is Yfanb lie ; II sfxxb Lie ; 10
pfunb 1Se.
&aliforntt@e e0txssn--6 BIB 8 Phnab ets;
Q Bic ID 4fifnb 92e.
epef. GasI.-0eudbgte, 8 en 10 &ssxe
I'm Dur&i&nttt, l71e; II III IL Ytnsb In
Dsr&f@nttt. l43s.
0eb6rrte8 Ntxhaef0 - O4satsx, zee
0ets, 1lle: Anbudsttsa l2e; Ssas1f. l63
eR06d l6e.
S@unab ~ Iserees-l. Dual. lie: 3
nnelttat lore: 6. nnaItdt l03s
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-15

Jrtf@es RinhFeH&-BeRIi@s 0tisss - st
86c: beige etiers s1-83s Inhas Ssxbss
$50 bB 200 Efuxb Nj: 4sfse Sk9s zoo
SIS $50 3fuab SIC &nts SIC ID GO pfmh
g.; Stisr BoresrYtertd 6}e, 0ts@ etxtess
ssertsl i1e Rtsb 6tHtssrieteI 103s, Htxa
8oroerpisrteI &c. Rub EoshesSsssteI 8le, Ata
nraterni.rteI Sc.
3riI&ss 3cIbfei4-&6iass 10Hts 1txtss'
u,erteI 1916, Sorbesuterts exc.
Strides e@afResf4 - &ammsz ss SfsaS
l2e ; 6@afe s2e; S@exfsI I8e; Nsds 6rs
l8e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-15

Def@torn - Hstaufspretfe: fs asq ba
DuaIttdt, 63-s6c.
3afer-ee&dIt 62-e6s; h bsa Hs9ssa
S10.00-$'2.00 per Tenns.
geiaet = sertaufspreie: Ss -o0-ES.n
xt.otbp-BeriGufsprets. Sl6 00-l6 20.
6trob-Prete. ie na4 BEN 0sAh. h atb
lea, &.00-$6.00.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-15
0etyetos,

Beaex - Eo. 9 rotber 733;. aut esAi
len. Tic Don yeibIen ; 30. 9 rotps 7o}t.
Dttober, 734c; Bo9expetBfH 7ge
Mei@toru - go. / pett 47}. 80. 2
usfs 47ic; 30. 8 weib Az so. 4 pak.
4sAe; 70. S wets senssfGt AIT; ; BE. 8
DeiS seni9t i7fe: 30. 1 pnt sss' d.
49,; 80. 2 eeIb 47fe /; 20 = ssle AIT
40. 1 geld 46e; 80. 2 aaii4i at
SO. 8 aeusti&t 47}e; so. Z ssrsiGt ass
9pIbex g..
oafer 30. 3 wstber 35fs; 20. Q rssfs.
CSC; 20. 3 0eutiGter 54fe; 70. 8 sesaabi
04e.
1eu SO. / ainotHt sl5 90, Nc
3. Sl4 90.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-15
Nmerieaas s~eptanem.

Die yWorIbs.@ bampionibip".S erie
In @bieaeo tpurbs bon ben Nmerieans
eewonnsn unb biefelben Rnb isbt BITE
Champion Der @elt fur BITE 6aifon
1906
DDS gesrige Spiel refultirte ME
foI9t:
Chicago. IA. Oft.
Nmericans ...340OOOO1*- 8
National.2ig 100010n01- 8
Batterien - Suuiban uno Wbite;
RlinQ, Brotpr unb OberaQ.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-15

8rop6sao: ,Wilhelm Der @robe" Dor
Neu Dort. fam am Wonta9 I'M
ubr tn gberbourg on. See
lamb" bon Nem BORT. miro am
Wontag Wa&mittae uu ! ubr In
Douer anfommen.
2~tberpool: .nmbria" bon Netp Dort.
WObiQe: .goIumbta" bon New Dort.
Queenstown: .0ucania" bon 2tper'
pool nod Rem Dprf.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-15

Dssttes. CITES 0&S &sTssess.
DanbIer besabIsx toiesxas s3seis:
6rti@e Gser-22e Per Dutexa.
Nubner 1Qe, H6txe 4, Txxtees - 60,
Gnten 7c, @dnie 4c.
Gutter - 9ouxrrt. lbcs srsanar Is .
1Igta 26e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-15

Hrttdbte mxs 0sMGts.
8sR4ta
Aepfel II 81 500 80 per Tab.
Granberries Sc 90 per ga
uananen s~l.7e-2.2t ; tlesxs sl-S1.25.
Gltronen S. 0-7 90 pss &ssa
Droneen - 100000 Ssr 4ste.
EHrf1e, $l.7s-2.s0 per BudbeI.
Galifo,nia 9Faunten, 81 10 bic Rife:
8rnen, $l.s0-2 so per SaB.
Dei -tranten $l6-$ l1 hun5ert Sorb,.
9er1immons, 9 c bic &tfte.
NaHermelonen, l2e unb zoe.
0smafa.
0rine Bobnen-$ pr SdB.
Hotbe Raben 2be pei Dutsub Dum@es.
GeIery-$2.50 bie Bog.
Rraut - 50 $40 PEI Tonne.
B~IumentobI $1.2s Ses WuibeI.
eaIat 6Oe pei BuibeI.
HwiebeIn - Notbe uRh ruet6e t1.e0 BIB
81 ~ PEE Sab /; epanti@e 8ptebeIn - 81. so
per Rife.
peterfIie 1850 PEI Dwtsxh Nux&d.
RartoHeIn-$l.7b per SoE
Rabteie Zoe per Uuaexh Bun&es.
eibiartoHeIn - Birstnta $8.S6 Baltic
more $50 --8.D Series $500 - $500
per Sat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-15

SO0fabren einerl gelnngenen strei9 nnb erbentt1
cine @agenlaoang &ofeu.

gotftafer dnbnt be poltide Sage. = NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Semiuhuus
in EpIien. - Eanier Sunnel ienft lid. - 0Hnfise Giuan3age. -
Nlilionen Gauner lakrt GeS mno gSafen. Boaen
mneffrt ien. = Eapd Bius fdwer franf.
General et0Hel f1eioet aus Der Nrmee.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-15

pontifsr beffebe. Na1 Dspsf9sn aus
Rom f4eint bies aber bod Der 6aI 3u
istn. popf pius foll on mebreren
2~rantbeiten 3u9lei& leibsn. Beionbers
III CT Obnma4tsanfdaen unb terarti.
gen S&wddejufdnben %unterworfsn.
oab CT bdufig mttten I'm @eiprda sirs
idldft. Msbnli&e beunrubiesnbe Rad.
ridten fno aud tn 2onoon, tuie bon
bort eemslbet uiro. eingstroHen. Was
bic Sa&e nod beridIimmsrt, III Der
llmfanb. baB papf pius ben sInorbs
nungen ieiner Nerate ni&i 6olge leiftst.
9ebtere baltsn es ftir unerIdbIid. BOP
Ct f9 &ube unb grbolung Q6nnt.
@ntgegen oisien 8OrIdriftsn fdbrt Der
papf fort, anaeirengt au arbsiien.
mas BET ieinem 9rOnif9sn 6sr3lsibel
iebr bebenfii& lit. um 10 msbr, aIs er
friber 9euobnt 9emsfen. f9 bel BE.
megung tn Der frii9en 2uft au MAIDEN.
Siefe 9dn3li4 berdnb.rte, unasiunbe
2ebensweife. beranIabt bur6 einen
tibertriebenen phiateifsr. bat bic 2on-
fitution bes papffss fart eri9iiteert.
: m &ubreebtet berrf9en
erufIf4e eir4 q.
tungen.
o m n b, IA. Oftober. Die
ausR8ten hbsr bic geuiQisung Der
i6on srm6bnten 6orberunss1 Der Berg
orbeitsr TN &ubrsebist fno, tpis folgt:
Die entideibsnoen 5aftorsn I'm Ser.
bano Der 3s&snbsfbsr benfen garnidt
on cine @eudbruns Der bsrlnngten
fhnf3sbnpro3entiesn 2obnsrb6bung.
Sic lebnt.n es benin aud ab, NIT Der
Sisbeners2 ommiiRon, tusIde bic sa9e
Der srbsitsr bertritt, t~ibsrbaupt au Der.
banbsIn. Die Bereleuts habsn infoIge
beHsn fur beute ni&t msuissr ole Elm.
bunoertunbfinfaie 0sriammIungen aa=
beraumt, um Hber einen bsfimmtsr
Sermin aur grfhluns Der 5oroerunssn
su beratben.
Die Agitation bat fiberan I'm &ubr.
rsbisr auf bas s&drfRs sinssisbt, no.
mentIi& anseR&ts Der Antport. usl4e
Der engIif4e Werbanb auf eins Nnfrage
Der Siebener.R ommifRon ertbsilt bot.
Nus 2onbon traf bic 3uii4srung Elm,
bob ben beuti6en Rolsgen epeniueQ
bsoeutenbe @elomittel augemieien tper.
ben tpirben.
Die abermalige beorubli9s Sage be.
i9dftiet bic aufmertiamtsit Der &egie.
rung In bobem MaBs. 9as Minife.
RUM bat Beri&t einssforbert. um bar
moo bor9e1en gu t6rttleft.
Hu@ bie Bsrsleute tn ben fbniaIi9sn
saar- @ru5sn berlanssn itbt cine 2obn.
srbobung.
snttdu& ng I'M 9erao9.
thurt.
Braun9we a, IA. Ottubsr.
Die 8eb6lterune Brauni6meiss if
tibsr bts gntwidlung Der 9ings ent'
tdui&t. sie batte eebOft, BET 6ersos
bon Cumberland uerbs einer entf6eis
oenben G9ritt tbun nno BITE Smtfden
ieinem 6auie anb Der Krone preuben's
bsfebenben @esenidbe beisitigen. Die
Webrbeit bes brauniGpsisii9en 2anb.
tagss giebt bte Derfu9e, aus benz BRO.
biiorium teraussutommsn, nod niat
auf. Mm Is Ottobsr tritt Der 9anb.
tag tpieber auiammsn. S3arfe Runb.
gsbunsel anldblt& Der nerdnbertei
sa&lage Rnb NIT 8eRimmtbsit au er.
warten, aber ebenio fiber TT, bab He
nidt In melRiAem Stnne ausfalsn
tueroen.
StaIien.
6etm Dung tn StatIten.
m o, IA. Dit. Sn 81.
3iIien bauerrl bic gr6erf4Rtterungen
fort unb babsn i&were S&dosn an
Wobnbduisrn iowie Rir&en TN &c.
foIqe. Weri&iebsne @ebdubs Rnb be.
reits ein9efttrat.
Befonbers i6mer bat @aceamo ae.
litter1 unb bic Roth urter ben gewob.
neru bieIer etaht fotuie bon 3armini
unb 8rabia 1T Iebr 9rcb. Gsit
mox.. yocos{vso a. IN, gSve{su
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-15
safe.

06te.
gxaros . Hertauf6ttets sMposSsi Il
S4ust3erfdfe 80e per Dfase stasst~ssss.
e1rebsrfdie lbs, Etseorfx Ssears $ aafs
143, Rem Dorf &behbass iAs, <szssass'
jner 2tnburoes 13e, Grid I6e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-15
Granfrei1.
partfer 9unneI enttft9.

p arter9unneI enttfi9 q.
paris, IA. DIT. Song pl6bli1
iinb unertpartst ientten fh beute nahe3u
% Wster Der fdbtifdsn Sisfbabn nabe
benz Butts @baumont part Elm, tuc-
bur6 Der 8ertebr In empfinbIi6fer
Weiie 9ef6rt uirb. benn oieie Strede
bilbst sin electromagnetic Oss Sun.
nslaBrtsIs um paris.
Wilbe panif srarif bic gspohner
Der umliegenben 0duier, bsrsn Gin.
fur3 He befirGteten. bo6 muroe cine
m6glide Ratahropbe raid babur9 be.
ieitist, bab bic poiiasi iofortiee &du-
mung Der betr. 0duier anorbnste. I'm.
melt Der @trsde. bic fd beute entente,
fano I'm Sabre 1908 bie Branotatas
fropbs In Der 8isfbabn ftatt.
Werifp
WoIlen annetttrt 10 +.
ben.
Stabt Wertto. IA. DIT. =
nn3ufrieoen NIT ben In ibrem 8ater'
lano bsfebenben politii9sn 8erbdlts
nihen, baben Jla&tlinse Gus guate'
mala on prdRoent Rooiebelt appeutrt,
id fir bic Nn9lisoerung ibrer &epub.
lit an hieieniee Der Ser. Staten ms
3sus su ls9en. Die rsbolutisndre
Guatemala Sunta in Sem Orleans
srIieb Elm bies5ssisIidss WanifsH, bas
bier In sablrei6sn g%remplaren untsr
ben @e9nsrn bss prdRoenten gfraba
Cabrera ber5rettet mirb.
Gnba.
WilIionen. O nuner ltes
ert 8elb unoW aen.
6apana, IA. OFT. Obmobl
es Qeffern ausbrtflih betannt geQeben
porbsn NOR, bab Silpeira, lber
Wilionen. 8auner uno burdgsbrannte
bisiae Ngent Der banseroiten Hew
Oprtsr BantisrHrma 5. DE-. @sbaaos
& 60. nit ben 6inan3anselesenbsiten
Der lebten cubanifden &ebrlution
abiolut nidts gu tbun bate. III BIER
isbt bod iibsr iecsn 3wsifeI fefgefisQt
uorben, baB sr ots &sbslsn nit bebeu-
tenben eummsu nntsrfhbt unb linen
aud ~bsbsutsnoe Vorrdtbe on Wahen
unb Wunition 9sfauft bot.
I'm biefs $ransatiionen fOlsn bic
Miteliebsr Der 6irma In Sem Sort
nidt nur sewubt, iOnoern F9 iosar
brett bararl bstbeilt9t baben.
SiIbsira mar Elm peri6nli&er Seinb
paIma's NEIL bieier cine far ben Ct.
feren iebr nortbsilbafte @ei6dfts'
translation ole &epande bafhr per'
eitelte, oab 6ilbeira TIN. palma. beim
Nntauf BON Bieb fur feline plantage
In 8apano anasbli6 tiberDortbeilt
bate.
Ceferrei9. 1tngarn.
@hnfige 8 inan3Iag I.
Wien, IA. Ctt. Jnbsm Gtnans.
miniffer Rorpiopsii gefern I'm Nbge'
orbnetenbauie bes @eihsratbs bas
Budget fur 1907 borlsate, lteb er H&
in optimiiiIden Worten tiber bic
bfisrrsidifde 6inan3lage aus. Ct
fd1bte bic @innabmsn auf etrua $685.
600. 900 beipQbe $500. 600 msbr aIs
bic muthmablt9sn Aus9aben.
Eteisr ginfige Stanb Der Dtn9e.
erfldrte CT, isi auf bic Gortf&rttie Der
DHerrei&ii6en 2anbuirtbidaft. bic
gntmidlung Der 2anbesinoufrie uno
bic 3unabme Der Ausfub- surtdsu.
ftbren.
Die Regteruns. fiete Der Ninifer
bin3u, iei enti9lORsn. NIT benz Yin.
tauf bon pripat.g ifenbabnen fort3u'
fabrsn.
06~s&>~~R ~>kma~
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1906-02-22

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