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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-10

g auerIaubn n e.
gaa 6. Wrigbt 9aus'umbau, 1910
Sefferfon Abe., 1915. : Wonberlanb
Contribution Co., 9oIssebdubs, vgai=
ieries". OF Martet= unb Grap Str,
$40. 900. = @onbsrlanb Contribution
Company. 5~OI3sebduoe. nSobnRon
Tlopb". Oh Waihinston, unb @rap-
Strabe. $4,000. = Sas. u. Rrealo
& Co.. 6Ol3.S &uppsn. 1852 OF 10.
Strabe, $125. - @m. Baber, Stall
Reparatur. Sub 8urebo Str, $25.-
5. u. 6&ubma9er. @obnbaus, Rorb=
of-ede Georgia. unb SbeIbp Str,
$500. = Milton 8es. 6ols. Wobn.
trts. GAP unb IL. 6irabe. $1,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-10

CO. Ste 9rSkte nmo pafs
i~emSHeMmStpabI bnn g6nttts
bIumeu ts,to 8IamenHadeH
fur QUE trenot9ett ttno TRAITS
rtgem GretgmtKe. @tr tno
ieoersett serts berett bet 0tr
MuSWabl bcbdtft@ 3t letn.
8~ertermamtt 8roS. Co..
241 MaH. Mne. Eel. $40.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-10
Greisgeriat.


&oqer 3. G5iel, Der ME mir 9eitern
mslOsten gseen ushleins Saanfw!ribs
i9aft einsn ginbaltsbefebI ertptrfen
tpolte. neil es in Dem 2Otal gang ME
In elmer Ssrenttiae 5ussbe, bat unter-
oeRen nod cine G9antnirtbIdaft GEE
funoen, auf bic er Die S9ale Ieines
3orns er9iebt.
SieIes 9otal liegt in 900 Snoiana
Mpe. uno miro bon einem Nsger, Irdie
@reatboufe betriebsn. @esen biefs
S9antmirtbiaaft iOa auerba9s Seller
in 2eipsig bas refine 3inb fem.
Die bort berridsncen 3ufdnoe mtis
len in Der Sbat ben Nneaben bes Sid,
gers sufolse idlimme iein unb benz 8es
ieBe piiroe ba forttudbrenb Elm SGnipps
den eef&lagen. Geit @reatbOuie bort
Die S9antmirtbi9aft betreibs, ertldrte
Sbiel, brinae isin Npartementbaus on
Snbiana Gbe. nur ben oterten She'll
Mietbe mie fliber.
@r bite aus bieiem 8runoe ben 8e.
ridtsbof. einen ginbaltsbefebl geaen
@rsatbouie SdanfmirtbiGaft gu erlai=
fen, 90 oisfsr Nisssr iammt ben 2eu=
ten, Die In i.iner Spslunte bertebren,
bas 2eben an Snoiana abe. CUR 2af
MAIDEN.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-10

Gberett Strin9er BON 1908
@sh @aibin9tun StraBe. Der on gde
Wsf Waibinaton unb Bomb Strabe
arbeitet, fiel seFern Ra4mittas um
8 ubr Is in eine 8rube uno soa Hd
babel 8erlsBunsen am 2opfe unb On,
re&ten Bein su. Strinser tuurbe ms
Staothoipital. gebra9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-10

Wifb 10 a q, s. San. Grl.
2pbia WiIfcn, eine febr aniebnli&e
iunge Dame, bergiftete nd gsftsrn
Mbeno nod benz 2ir&gana NIT adiboI'
fdure unb truroe tobt In ibrem 8ett
aufgefunoen. urfa&e Der per5uetfeI'
ten 9tat if 'ni@t befannt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-10
SorSsrungsflage.

Cine Joroerun9stlass i'm Betraes
bon $3.50 bat Wm. u. 4eeo 9eqen
Gillian 6. Waifers unb gIpbeus g.
Wafsrs an9efrengt.
. e9ulbie i'm oesghe-
bruds.
Die in l4113 Oft Mafbinston Str.
wobnenbe Molie 9utHinion bat geger
6rsbsrif 5utdiniOn Steiounsstlags
angsitrengt. neil er BEG 6ftersn gbe-
bru9 besanaen haben fo1. go be-
i6ulbigt fe ibn, nit elmer 9epiReu
Sefa @umb gbebru6 beganqen unt
Rd in 6duiern BON i9ls6tem &uft
berum9strieben au babsu. Sic beans
TRACE infOlseoeRen nidt nur G9ei-
hung, ionbern aud, oab ibr Der pier=
idbriaer Gobn our grsiebuna iiber=
gsbsn tueroe.
Stigte ibr W b A IT,.
prtiael uno 6un9er bilSen biele
2apitsl In Der gbegeiaipte BON Orpba
9. @ates. bic 9esen ibren Mann Geo.
u. @atss Saeioungstlase anssfrsngi
bat.
Gatss, elm slngefelier sin,r gnsros-
Yrosuenbanolun9 in bieier Gtabt, hei-
rathete am A. Suli 1895 2ldgerin.
Obslsid CT $40 $40 bic Wode felt
oieier 3eit berbiente. foI er fie fotuie
ibr ainb isltel untsrffbt baben. Brit.
gel periebte er ibr bes Osfteren unb
suuar 10 beFtis. bab ibr Wunben 3uge.
ftst tuurcen. Do He unter biefen
umfdnben nit inn ni9t ldnger ~.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-10

fie ben @roBaei9worenen iiberpiss.
neil fe nod ME esloaet1 bat. Ssnn
oiefe Jrau bate fid idon unadblise
Mals tpe9en Siebfnbls su berantuor.
ten sebabt, aber geiLgen bat He naiiir=
LID nod ME.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-10
Sdabeneriabtlagen.

8saen bic indianapolis Sraction &
terminal SO. frenete @eO. 8osbOrfer
SdaoeneriaBtlage i'm Setrage BON
5000 on.
elmer M. pierce tpiinfnt bon Der
Sobn 0ancod Oil go. $500 au sr-
haIten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-10
Sins ben Geridtem.
SuperiDrgeriht.

8eniamin Simpion unb 9afnDette
6. gtiQips. bsrsn 6au suerft oas Clap
9reisgeri9t 5eiddftt9ts, neil ne oer=
iuGt batten, @ilinm Barter gbiQips
UNI 80. 400 drmer 3u MAIDEN, miHeu
f9 oemnadf i'm SupsriOrseri&t Oers
anttuOroen. ba oas @sridt ssfern eut=
i9ie6, oaB bas borlieeenoe geDeisa
material gsnigsno lei. cine gntIa9s 81
er6ebeu.
gu elmer @efdnsniBtrafe bon go
3agen une su $50 @slofrafe uuros
6enrp @bite bon 5ancud @Ountq Der.
urt6eilt, neil er elm 6asaroipiel Dice"
fpielen IisB, mas 9e9en oas Seies
bsrfisb.
YDli3eiseriht.
Der eefrige Gag geh6rte Disoer ben
S9anfmirthen. Sbrer 3W0lf battsn
F9 usgen 8erlsBung oes Ni1olion'
9eieSes su berantmorten. Die Namer
Der Shnoer tuarsn Better Wasnsr. Ma'
them .3ion, 8. Me@lure. Wiaiam
Deal. SDtuaro BnHst, albin @aoett.
Charles SeftOn 5enrp 2entman.
Grant Weper, Sohn Scott, Sen. Gable
ir. uno 8idaro Marrid.
Die erfsn stpsi, Wasner unb 3ion.
tuuroen freigsiproten tudbreno oa:
8erb6r Der Iebtsren nuf ben %. San.
bertnet rurbs.
Der bss gbebruts a~nsetlasts @afi'
9alatpop puroe su elmer 8elohraft
bon $50 psropnnert.
Dem Arbeitsbaus auf unbefimmti
.3eit tibsrpiss Ri9ter WbaQon Soiept
Orleans. Der Elm unperbsHsrli9sr Sdu-
fer unb Summler if.
auf ben %. Sanuar wurbe Der Gal
bon Sbomas 6uabri9bt pertast. Del
Ralpb Wcgradsn am 81. Ges. |. 5.
an g. SbsffieIo aus. srf9Ob.
Nus ibrsr 3ele in bic Offiee be,
Watruns. tuurrs gefern vWutter" Wat'
ion gsbra9t. Wutter if ndmli4 ib'
Spibname unb no fc ben ber bat, bal
ui6se1 bic Softer miheu, aber fe beib5
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-10

iammsnIeben f6nne, beantrage Fl
S9eioung.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-03-18
COOPER TAKES THE COUNT.

When William Jennings Bryan created dato by the
oros OF Andanao Island he the nves-
the dispatches say, in royal manned by forty
and received boo and brasses addition
salute OF guns" all this nothing
what Mr. Roosevelt received when he made Red Man the
other day No had the Red Men closed him than the
Past Great Incohonee delivered himself OF orb
orial owl follows
Such you, Mr. President the Of acct
dent At their nativity the bright burns with
pendor, around their sacred forms the robe of Immortality
cings, shielding protecting them until their LIES
then wrapped the love of people, they
the land Of the lea where their everlasting will
sung by the choir of the heavenly courts
We thought knew the noble red but if this hasn't
Fenmore Cooper for BREATH
much observation-disclosures Weekly
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-03-18
TOM GRAY'S DREAM


Tom Gray lay down on the bar-room floor
Having drunk 50 much he could drink
SO he fell asleep with troubled brain,
10 dream that he rode hell-bound train.
The engine with blood was red and damp,
And brilliantly lit by birthstone lamp;
An imp, for fuel shoveing bones
While the furnace rang with thousand groans
The boiler filled with lager beer;
And the devil himself the engineer.
The passengers made such motley
Church member atheist, Gentle and Jew
Rich in broadcloth and beggars in rags,
Handsome young ladies and withered old hays,
Yellow and black men, red, brown and white, :
And all chained together-a horrible sight.
While the train dashed awful pace,
And hot wind scorched them on hands and face.
Wilder and wilder the country grew
AS faster and faster the engine flew.
Louder and louder the thunder crashed,
And brighter and brighter the lightning flashed.
Hotter and hotter the air became,
Till the clothes were burnt from each quverng frame
Then in the distance there such yell.
Ha! ha croaked the devil, we're nearing hell.
Then OH how the passengers slrieked with pain,
And begged of the devil to stop the train!
But he capered about and sang with glee,
And laughed and joked at their agony.
My faithful friends, you have done nv work,
And the devil can payday shirk
You have bued the weak, you have robbed the poor,
And the starving brother turned from your door;
You have laid up gold where the canker rusts
And given free vent your heshy lusts;
You have justice scorned and corruption sown,
And rampled the laws of down.
You have drank and rioted murdered and lied
And Knocked at God i'll your hel-born pride;
You have paid full fare so II carry thru,
For it's only right YOU should get Your due:
Why. the laborer always expects his hire;
SO I'll land YOU safe in the Lake of Fire.
Where your flesh shall roast in the flames that
And my irnps torment you and more.
Then Tom awoke with an agonized crv
His clothes soaked with sweat his hair standing high
And he prayed as he never had prayed before
To be saved from drink and the devils power:
And his prayers and his cries made in vain
For he rode the hel-bound train
--Author Unknown
Presented By Missionary.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-03-18

Weary Walker-'W'ot yer lookin' so
worried about, Ragsey?" Ragson Tat
ters-'I just read a piece in de paper
dis mornin' where a scientific gent
said: DOM nothin' all de time is de
hardest kind o. work Geet Suppose
OATS ue"'-Philadelphia Press.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-03-18

Governor Cat the consuIs party)-"I
remember your face perfectly, sir, but
your name for the moment has escaped
me- Stranger am delighted to
meet you again, your excellency. My
name is Ivan Petrovitch Swercczski-
ski"-Somerville Journal
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-03-18

well, I'll tell you the trouble with
Sterling. 1 admit that he's a fairly
good business man, but there's a pref
ty big element of luck in his success.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-03-18

He's insufferably conceited, too. and
then it's merely his hypocrisy that"
You seem to know him pretty we'll"
ooh, yes, we're great friends. Elk.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-03-18

Presented by Missionary.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-03-18

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New-York tribune., 1906-11-10
TO ASK MORE STOCK.
Pullman Directors Would Place
Capital at SIOO,O0O,OOO.

The directors Of the Pullman Company, II is
said on excellent authority. will ask the stock
holders, at the annual meeting Of the latter body
next week in Chicago, to approve an increase in
the capital stock from S74, 100000 to S1OOOOO.-
Oo0. The new stock representing about 50 per
cent of the present capitalization, is be given
70 the shareholders as a bonus. 1t is believed
by the directors that the great size of the com
panys surplus warrants them in recommending
the stock dividend, and it is understood also
that they expect to be able TO pay on the full
S1O00o0.0O0 stock the s per cent dividend paid
on the present capitalization.
The stock dividend plan. however. is not ac-
ceptable TO the minority stockholders who have
recently been agitating for distribution Of the
surplus. Edward ". Henck. chairman of the
minority stockholders committee said yester-
day:
We will not be satisfied with a scrip dividend
merely. that Will leave the handling of the
cash surplus Cnow nearly $300OOOOO) to the
directors which amount think is much larger
than is necessary TO safeguard the interests of
the company and is a constant temptation TO
the same illegitimately. II the officers and
directors and will show that this surplus is
being used entirely for the benefit Of the stock
holders will have nothing further to say.
The committee of the minority stockholders
Will attend the annual meeting at Chicago
November II, and present the petition which has
been drawn ups in which a full and COM
prehensive statement of the affairs of the
pany and an immediate cash dividend de-
manded.
President Robert T. Lincoln early in the year
offered his resignation. because Of i'll health.
but the directors declined 10 accept il. and in
stead granted him a six months leave of abb
sence He resumed his duties November 1.
considerably improved ia health: but it is now
reported, although from authoritative
sources. that he may before long decide TO retire
from the company
New-York tribune., 1906-11-10
sEx S1ndav +Dailv
n v n. II. & HARTFORD r. R.

n. Y, N. H. & HARTFORD r. R.
Trains depart nom Grand Central station
42d St and 4th Ave. follows for
BOSTON Via New London & Prov 8. 90.
4tII1OOO. 'xII1O;02 A. NJ, ttLl1:00.
x III. sxlIS:60. ttiI5:OO. 't-5:o2. .t12oO
p, NJ; via Willimautic-t's;0 A. NJ.
800 P NJ: via Spfd.-t9:14 A. M.
+II2:OO. @ll4:OO. al 900 ?, N;
WORCESTER and FITCHBURG, via PUT
LAKEVILLE and NORFOLK - tss:49
CT harrington. Stockbridge. Lenox. Pitts
feId-t4;54. tfs;49 A NJ s1:24 and
Ticket Offices at cGrand Central station
and c125th St. also at S, c2+S @ 100 clS54
B'way. c23 Union Square cls2 Fifth Ave.
c2l5 Columbus Ave, C649 Madison Ave.
cI65 ". I25th St. 279s Third Ave. In
Rrcoklyn. CA Court St. 40 Nostrand Ave.
800 T. way.
.Daily. Except Sundays. fStops at
125th ST xStops at f25th St sundays only.
+ParIor Car Limited Has dining car.
cParIor and Sleeping Car tickets also sSat-
urdays only.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-10
NEW ,TrnsrW CENTRAL.

j
STATIONS wss, wHSs taSirsg sd sy. si,i H. !: 1. X
Time shown below Is from Liberty ST
west sd st. leaves 10 minutes earlier. ex-
eept as noted by designating marks
~ PHILADELPHIA.
'4.So mi. 90. mS.OO, 900. m'io.00. '11.oo.
ms12.OO. 90. az co. 800, "a 90. m.5.OO.
ne 90. 200. ts.oO. 900. p1OsO P. ~.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
500, m'10 90. m'12.O0. 900. taco. m'o.0o.
100. j'12I5
LAKEWOOD AND LAKEHURsT-z46o.
94e 4 NJ. II. 90. 1.s0. k3. 4c. 4.15d. 500
AL3Nrfe fc t2 F1saSS a si2 g. 100 T. j. Es4o 3
LoNG BRANCH. AsBuRr PARK.
OCEAN GROVE (sundays No Asbury
PsGD.z4 90: $50: 50 A NJ ex12 40.
days. except Ocean Grove. z4.O9 900
A. NJ, 400. $50 P. NJ
Time tables giving trains to EASTON.
BETHLEHEM ALLENTOWN, MAUCH
CHUNK. WILKESBARRE, SCRANTON.
READING, HARRISBURG. POTTSVILLE.
LLIAMSPORT and all other points can
be obtained at following Offices; Liberty St.
West 23d st. Tel. 3l43 CEslsea), Astor
9th Av-. PSI 5th Av.. 25 Union Square West.
279S Sd Av., 105 West 125th St, 245 CO.
lumbus Av.. New York; Court ST.. 543
544 Fulton st. 479 Nostrand Av., Brook
York Transfer Co. calls for and checks bag
gage 10 destination.
sDaily. tDaiIy. except Sunday. pSun-
days. tParlor cars only. aExcept Satur-
days mDintng car xSaturdays only.
From Twenty third street-e122o p NJ.
$3.50 p. M. j11.50 P. NJ. k3.20 P. NJ.
vice-Pres. & Gen. Mgr Ger Passr Agent
New-York tribune., 1906-11-10
RAILROADS
Americas Greatest Railroad"
NEWY@RZM QHMTIRAAIl
q HuosoN RIVER RAILRQAD

'@-9Si' tNNCN INfN@INA->D
Trains leave Grand Central Station. 42d ss,; Sc
ano, except the $40 a. m. 1.02. $50, lI-So
2, m. step at 125th St II minutes later 90
Bunalo-iS.30. IS As $40 90 a. m. l.OZ.
LOS '204. .43O 800. 500. 's--o'
$50 '11S0 n. m
ChIcago-.s 30 a. m, -1.O6. .3S 's'So'
30. 900. IS 90 20 so. '11.S so p. m, %
Cincinnati-'2.04. $50. 500. -9.so. 'li''o
cleyeland-.s As a. m. .lOe. $3.50. 600.
Columbus %. So :Sisb 500. 800 80. 80 p. M
Detrolt-sS45 a. m, s1.O6. s4.3O. -o-Vo'
5OO. $50. al 80 .. m
!ndlanapoIis-s2.0 o. IS 80. s11.S0 p. m. oo
Aont5eal-i12. on ge 10. $3.50. ts.45 a m. ''oo'
Niagara F'alls-ts.so .s.45 a. m. 10; 20 20
50 On m. 40 aa I;o2 .l;oe. '2.0i. $500. oo0'
@. 30 % 30 -11.3O p. m.
II Louis-'204 IS. 30, .l1.S0 p. m.
4oFohto-rS 90 am. 800. b9.S0, bll.5o pm
HARLEM DIVISION.
,,,e. aoo a; m and 8.56 p. m. e1. sunday 10 10
aHlsHeld I ana North Adams; Sunday 800
Pullman cars on all through trains o.,
Ilcket Offices at 149 PAS. AIS and lZlo
broadway. % Union So. w. 2T5 Columbus
AV;' Ill West 125th ST., Grand Central
ara 10th st. Stations New York: 33s and
go tultonl ST. and 95s Broadway. Brooklyn.
DAILY. Tex. Sunday. TEX. Monday
bEx. Saturday
Telephone 300 Ssth St" for New York
central Cab Service. Baggage checked from
MOTEL or residence by Westcott Express
A H. SMITH. c. F. DAILY:
vice Pres * Cen Mgr Pass'r Traffic Mgr.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-10
MAYOR APPOINTS E. LAzANsKY.

Edward Lazarsky was appointed Assistant Cor
porston Counsel in Kings County by Mayor Nc
Ciellan Yesterday NIr Iazansky will I'll the va
cancy caused by the death Of William Hughes
who was also one OF the Democratic candidate for
The supreme court bench in the recent campaig ign
NJ L-z1-skE IS "a member Of the Juanlta Club
q Broa kEn and has been active in Democratic
New-York tribune., 1906-11-10

Sozodont " The Honest Denhfrice.' ''
through sixty years. no honest effort has
been spared to give to the public Dent
inoe that the teeth require. is an AL
kahne, slightly astnngent, deliciously fra
grant deodonzer and tonic for the tooth
and mouth structure. It's your loss if you
are not using it.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-10
DAMAeEs EoR coPYINe PICTURES.

IN the United States Circuit Court here yestcr-
Gay afternoon. Judge Ray presiding. a jury gave
Z verdict f1r $4,000 damages and costs against the
Ainei-oan Lt-oErsqhic Company. which was sued
ty ne Berlin Photographic Company for infringe
ii.ttt itStt oi u l-g5Ilght on the English painting
NLel-s- hT N Dendy SadloT. The copies made
were used 1v The American Tobacco Company for
aafeii-s.al- Er.-ssn q knaUth were attorneys for
The defendant
New-York tribune., 1906-11-10
Dainty White Aprons
For the Children

White Lawn-Hubbard style
emb'd yoke and shoulder ruffes- 70
wide strings-were -49---------....
Fine Lawn Aprons-waist and Hubbard
stylss-shoulder or bertha rufnes,
with elaborate trimmings OF 40
emb'y, tucks and hemstitchins-
French Waists-Princess and Hubbard
styIes-full pIeats and lace. emb'y Or
trimmings IN new effects.
More elaborate styles in fine Lawn
handsomely trimmed with laces.
emb'y, tucks. pleats-Watsr 2A
and Hubbard styles .--...-...--
All the above In ages 70 IA
Girls Cooking Sets-Apron. 40
Cap and sleeves-elsswhere SO. -.
ChiIdren's Chambray Rompers-an
colors-braid trim-1 to 8 yrs Sn
were 40 .....--....-.---
New-York tribune., 1906-11-10
DELAY GRANTED TO cEBALLos & CO.

William Y Rowe. assignee Of J. ". Cebalos &
Co bankers. AT No q William street. yesterday
applied 70 The Supreme Court for order extend
thg the time 70 file schedules until November q.
Justice AacLean granted the application. J. NJ.
tehsl1s & Co. assigned on October 10.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-10
Seas0na6le Specialties
In W0men'S Hosiery

wouen's Black Cashmere 40
double soles. heels and toes
women's Imported Cotton Hose-eoid-
weather weight-Hermsdorr dye SOl
double soles heels and toes .-.....
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