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The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1902-10-24
Work OF SpirltuaIists.

Boston, Oct. 24,-Questions Of mis-.
sionary agitation was discussed by the
National Spiritualists' association.
The chief point was whether there
should be more missionaries sent out
the coming year. The sentiment be.
ing favorable the manner and method
Of their work was left to the board OF
trustees.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1902-10-24

Each succeeding fall in Nebraska
seems to be more beautiful than the one
that has preceded it and the people of
other parts of the country will never
know what perfect weather is until they
have experienced Nebraska autumn.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1902-10-24
Union Pacific Gets Road.

New York, Oct. 24.-Oflcial an,
nouncement has been made, according
to the World, that a controlling inter.
est OF the St. Joseph and Grand Island
railroad has been purchased by the
Union Pacific to prevent the Rock
Island from obtaining it, The con,
troll was purchased in the open market
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1902-10-24

If the fusionists want their state
ticket to go through on claim of hon.
esty and economy they would do well
to conceal or efface the record they have
left behind as a legacy to the state.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1902-10-24

During the last fusion regime pigs
were bought from uncle Jake" Wolfe
at 1924 per pig for the hospital for the
insane at Lincoln. Even at the present
price of pig meat such prices can be con-
sidered in no other light than that of
wanton extravaganza.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1902-10-24
Funeral of Hiram Ware.

Fort Scott, Kan. Oct. 24.-Pension
Commissioner Ware arrived in this
city yesterday with the remains of
his father, who died in Washington
this week. The funeral was held in
the afternoon. From here Mr.. Ware
will go to his home in Topeka, where
he will rest for several days. He has
cancelled his engagement to speak in
the Republican campaign in this state.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1902-10-24
ArcnpIsnop TO Meet poue,

Rome, Oct. 24.-Archbishop Chap
pelle, the apostolic delegate to Cuba
and Porto Rico, was received in pri.
vate audience by Cardinal Rampolla,
the papal secretary of state, who con.
lated him on the work he had
1lished in Cuba and Porto Rico
= have a private audience with
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1902-10-24

A week from next Tuesday is when
Mickey and Mccarthy will be elected,
the former rs governor of Nebraska and
the latter as congressman from the
Third district
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1902-10-24

The extravaganza Of the last fusion
state administration is not the kind of
record the tax payers are looking for as
an induoement to return those parties
TO power.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1902-10-24

Senator Beveridge of Indiana describes
the democratic campaign this year as n
campaign of abandoned issues" The
party certainly deserves some degree of
consideration and "a campaign of aban-
doned issues" describes the situation to
q nicely.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1902-10-24
Missionary Council Adlourns.

Philadelphia, Oct. 24.-The final
sessions of the conference of the mis-.
sionary council of the Protestant
Episcopal church were held yesterday
Important questions were discussed
and the impression prevailed among
the delegates that much has been ac.
complished toward improvement of
the missionary branch of the church.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1902-10-24
Kills Her Husband,

ottumwa. Ia, Oct 24.-Because her
husband threw a bucket OF water on
her while she was asleep at her home
at Jerome this morning, Mrs. John
Kreebs shot and killed him. She is
un1ar arraSt
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1902-10-24
Sherlock Wins on a Foul.

st. Louis, Oct. 24.-In the twenty
cound boxing contest before the West
End club last night between Tommy
Sullivan and Joe Sherlock, Sullivan
knocked Sherlock out in the second
round by blow below the belt. Re-
cree Shc~O av~rl07 'N0 ao-'-'~- e.,
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1902-10-24

The weather might be an intimation
that picnios and outings are in season
but it could never be taken to mean
that election day and winter are almost
due,
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1902-10-24

The fusionists are disconnected by the
lack of interest manifest in their public
meetings, They have turned their best
oratorical talent loose but have hoe0
highly disappointed 90
have drawn. Evel t.
not succeeded in e., ...'
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1902-10-24
Sturgeon is the piano man.

Farms rented for nonresldents. Col.
lections made. Insurance written by
Gardner 81 Seller.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1902-10-24

Correspondingly low rates from in.
termediate points.
For full information call on your near.
est agent or address,
j. b. ELsEFFER.
Agent.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1902-10-24
Precinct.

For assessor sor"............,H q. BRuEGoEMANN
For justice OF the peace to fill vacancy.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .....,'S' W'hhEs
For road ovorscer, district No. l.,,........
......,.... ,........... .....mARrlN BRuBAkER
For road overseer district No. 3. ........,.,
Observation-Disclosures. WILLIAM RAAsCH
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1902-10-24
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
State.

For Governor
JonN II, MICKEY .......,............."..Po Polk
For Lieutenant GoyornCr-
X. q. McGuToS. oS......,"............... Douglae
For Treasurer
PETER hoRTESsoN N..............,......N Valley
For Secretary OF State
@. a. MARSH RsH........................ Richardson
For Auditor
CHARLEs WESTON Sheridan
For suporint endent Of Public Instruction
WILLIAM X, FowLKR....,......".W Washington
For Attorney General
FRANK n, PRouT.. ....,,...-. Gage
For Land Comm missioner
GRoRoE ID. FoLLMER, Nucholls
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1902-10-24
County.

For State Senator, Eleventh District
Dr.. J, NJ, ALDEN. Pierc,
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1902-10-24
Congres ssional.
Senatorial.

For Congressman, Third District
JOHN ]. MCCARrmY 80. .................D DIXON
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1902-10-24

For County Attorney
BURT MAfEs' ''''''' '''''''''''' .Noriolk
For Representative Twenty.third District-
r. IL 'fuINhl''..s.,'..s s..s '''.ss 'JoueThOu
For Commissioner, Firtt District
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1902-10-24
Low Rates Every DaY.

Every day during the months of Sep.
ember and October, 1902, Union Pacific
gill sell one.way settlers tickets at the
GLOWING rates from Missouri river to-
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1902-10-24

Entered At the Postofiice at Norfolk, Nob,, ne
eeCund class matter,
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1902-10-24

Telephones Editorial Department, No. ni
Business Offics and Job Rooms, No. S22.
The news-herald., 1902-05-31

On June 2Sth the Tucson Post
will be one year old and it rejoces
over the fact that it will be entitled
to receive money from public funds
for public matters. The News
HERALD will attain legal standing
two weeks later, completing its first
year July 18th. While we think of
it, we would remind those who have
not yet paid their first years sub
scription, or the second six months,
that they come in and settle. Here
after subscriptions will be strictly
in advance We have run nosmall
amount behind the first year and
during the next propose to collect
subscriptions when the paperis sub
scribed for.
The news-herald., 1902-05-31
INVE STMENTS


We constantly coming into contact with opportun
tiles for udicious investments in the mining lue where
ready money in all will bring in large returns and
therefore would be glad into arrangements with in
tending investors and capital that will be mutually advan
ageous If you have money you wish to invest profitaby
have mining property you wish to sell bond you will
do we'll to call on correspond with
The news-herald., 1902-05-31
TUCSON WILL HAVE
THE CONVENTION.

The Territorial democratic central
committee met in Phoenix Tuesday
and fixed Tucson as the place of
holding the coming democratic
territorial convention. The date
will be September 3rd. Prescott
and other northern towns would
have liked to had the convention,
but the sentimnt was in favor OF
the southern part of the territory. :
The ratio of representation was
fixed at one delegate for every fifty
votes or fraction cast for Mark
A. Smith at the last election. The
central committee recommended
that the county committees hold
the county conventions under the
territorial primary laws.
The following is taken from the
Tncson Citizen, edited by that
worthy man, O'Brien. We wonder
if the story is really so, or if Mr..
Moore is in such a state that he
imagines such things. The people
of Tucson should investigate and if
the story is without foundation,
they should look after Mr. Moore
during his atfliction.
"a Tucson girl has cast up a
snake. Her name is Martinez and
she lives in an adobe cabin on the
road near St. Mary's hospital. The
girl is s years old. For some time
she complained of general sickness,
particularly Of nausea. The doct-
ors physicked her and all the
ancient drones in the neighborhood
tried the old cures, but in Wan.
On Monday afternoon she was in q
bad way, and made several ineffec-
tual attempts to vomit, the de
sire possessing her strongly. After
much retching, accompanied by a
choking sensation, there was an
eruption Of her interior depart
ment, and a snake surrounded by
much phlegm, was cast up. The
reptile was alive and fraction
more than a foot in length. The
snake lived in the open air for two
hours The girl is all right seem
ingly."
The news-herald., 1902-05-31
TX BOTTLING WORKS

T. L. Reber has removed to Con-
gress from which point he will fur
nish goods at the following prices
laid down here:
Soda, quarts, in barrels 800
Mineral water, 50 bottles $500
Send in your orders.
The news-herald., 1902-05-31
For Sale.

Neat three room adobe resi-
dence. Lot so X 140 feet. Locat-
ed on Centre St. Write G. B. Bur
son. Wickenburg.
The news-herald., 1902-05-31

Manager Witherlay of the Soc
corro Gold Company, with mines
near Harrisburg, says that Santa
Fe officials stopped at his place the
early part of the week, looking over
the proposed route between the Col
orado river and Wickenburg or
Martinez. A competent engineer
and the company's mining expert
accompanied the party with a view
of determining the mineral and
other resources of the section of
country lying between the river and
the S. F., P. & P. road.
AS vet there has not been enough
development done in the mining
line in that section to make rail
road a paying proposition at once,
but if the Santa Fe people decide,
after thorough examination, that
the indications warrant it, a road
will probably be built very soon.
There are many partially devel-
oped mines and some producing
ones which would benefit much
from a railroad and would undoubt-
edly furnish it considerable busi-
ness from the beginning. The
great advantage of a railroad there,
however would be the boom which
would follow its construction, as q
large and rich mineral section would
be easily accessible, and as it now is,
none but large corporations can
work there on account OF the inacess-
ability of the region.
S. H. Clayson and son Of Phoe-
nix passed through here Wednes-
day overland, enroute to the Lev
latham mine, which Mr. Clayson
visits with the expectation Of in
vesting in if the showing are salts
factory Reports from this prop
erty tend to show that it is one OF
the largest gold deposits in the
territory.
The booming of the blasts at the
smelter site below town is like a
death knell to some of the knock
ers and unprogressive parasites
who bemoan the advancement of
Wickenburg. The erection of a
custom smelter here marks the be-
ginning of q new era-and a pro-
gressive one.
C. w. Pugh editor and proprietor
of the Southwestern Stockman, has
entered upon a two years term at
Yuma, having been convicted of
padding his vouchers when taking
the live stock census in 1900. Mr..
Pugh has appealed the case.
The news-herald., 1902-05-31
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= LOCAL s
e,9S1ss~<GssatS~"'>0s~ls""SSe"O

MIS-. hlISlCN HOll U4iO A"
ratified off Tuesday evening.
Miss Ethel Francis returned yes
terday morning from Phoenix.
Ramon Valencia held the lucky
number winning Agent Widmeyre's
watch.
The Uncle Toms Cabin show
had fair sized audience here We'd
nesday.
John Gustafson, foreman at the
Orc Grande, came in to see Uncle
Toms Cabin.
J. H. Sayre and family are con-
templating a trip to the Grand
Canyon in a few weeks.
DR.. Fleming goes to Congress
this morning to relieve DR.. Den
nett for few days.
Lincoln Fowler has let a con-
tract on his Quartz Mountain
group up the river.
Miss Genevieve Murphy returned
Yesterday morning from Phoenix,
where she has been attending
school.
George. w. Sanders and wife
spent Wensday in town, taking
in the Uncle Toms Cabin show in
the evening.
Mai. J. w Evans, one of the old
timers ir the territory and a prom
inent real estate man OF Peoenix,
died of apoplexy Wednesday.
A rate of one fare for the round
trip will be made to Phoenix today
on account of the Firemen's Picnic.
Tickets will be good for return un-
til June 3rd
The pyritic smelter at the Val
Verde has been blown in for pro-
tracted run, there being enough ore
On the dump to assure its continu-
Dus running for some time.
Judge Kelly has taken the con-
ract to distribute the poles for the
telephone line from here to the
main line at Hot Springs and COM
nenced hauling them Thursday.
T. E. Archer, a Prescott mining
Engineer, and Ernest Hall went
put in the Gilbert section Thurs
lay to examine mining property
n that richly mineralized district
Good ore is being taken out Of
he Sahuaro in the cross cut being
un on the 100-foot level. The
ross cut is evidently nearing the
edge cropping on the surface, fin
ications are of any value.
J. Irving Morse and Manager
Vith0rlay of the Socorro Gold
company returned from Phoenix
tuesday,. where they have been on
usiness. Mrs. Witherlay and
Irs. Morse accompanied them.
George E. Sanders and wife went
Phoenix Tuesday, Mr.. Sanders
eturning home Friday while
Irs. Sanders went TO Tucson where
he will spend a few weeks visiting
er parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Milton
Moore.
The large flow Of water recently
ncountered at Tucson in the arte-
an well sunk there will do much
Dwards making that town the
9nter of a rich agricultural section.
he old town is taking on new life
nd Phoenix will have to look to
er laurels if she is to remain the
Lrgest town in the territory,
Benjamin F. Daniels, Of T. s.
arshall notoriety; visited Col. A.
Brodie at his Crown Point home
st week, and he wasn't looking
copper mines, either While
apt. Burt Mossman of the Arizo-
Rangers has done efficient work
nee his appointment, Capt. Benz.
anie1s would not sound bad and
The news-herald., 1902-05-31
PURE Jersey MILK.

The Willow Ranch Dairy deliv-
ers pure Jersey milk to its patrons
daily, in quantities to suit
The news-herald., 1902-05-31

|. S. Barnes, Propr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-06

= Sobm GmbarSt's @arieIb
parf @aloon, 1921 g. gaft> Ctr.
Seinite 0etrdnfe uno gisorren. Resel-
babn, 8iuarb. Gei9madpoller 9un9
ben san;en Sas.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-06
Temer in S9ule No. 6.
8ertbpone Bidder unb GsmdIbe setitOrt. :
S1aoen $1,000.

Sonnerifas Wlorssn segen A nbr
bra4 in oem Sdulsebduoe go. 6 on
Der Union uno gtoripooo Strabs Elm
6euer aus, pel6es als es sntbedt
wuroe, i6on bstrdd!li9e SimsnIionen
angenommen bate.
I'm Die senannte 3eit besab %. 8.
Warb, Der Sanitor Der Sdule lib bon
isiner benadbarten @obnuns na9 Dem
@ebGube, als sr aus sinem 6eniter in:
5tpsiten Stodpert 6lammsn berpov=
bre9en fab.
gr CAB iofort alarm, allein bel an-
funft Der 90i9mannidaft brannte es
bereits i'm orittsn Stoduert lidterlOb.
gs selans isoo9 ben alnitrensunseu
Der Teuertpebr bas tpeitere 8Drbringen
Der Jlammen gu perbiiten uno nad
einpiertelitiinbiaer barter Mrbeit mar
oas 6susr urter gontrolle.
Sas Gsuer Ssntitano in Der Office
oss prin3ipals uno 5war in einem in
Der Wano befinoli9en nit 8i9ern an=
gefiQtsn &sgale. llngefdbr 300 BIZ
der, unter pel4en iiA pieIe ieltene
Mussaben befanbsn, cine 9ln3abl tpertb-
boiler 8emdloe uno Die S9ul=&scoroe
purben burd bic 6lammen serit0rt.
llntsr ben @emdloen befano Iib aud
ems BON Otto Start sentaltes, pel9es
Der S6uls Don ben 3Oglingsn sum
9lnoenfen on oas Dor etfpa orei Sab
rem oerforbene Srl. Marp @Olgan ees
Identt tporoen mar. Sasielbe reprd=
ientirte einen Wertb bon 5000.
Der our9 bas Geuer anseriaiete
@eiammtidaosn belduft ii@ auf ettua
$1,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-06
Sas GaSe eimer srObartisen
Frisslei.

eine lanse 3eit Der 8erbano!unssn
I'M poliseiseri9t nabmsn am SOnners.
tag Die 6dlle bon Clarence Scatter,
Wm. Wallaes, Martin 9ai6arbIon,
5enrp Steele, Sat Sasertp, Grant
Saroereie. 9lnbr. 2ipinsiton, Charles
Robaber unb Sobn pool in gniprud.
Sieielben batten bor einiser 3eit
eine priiselei in sroBartisftem Stple
arransirt. BEL pelder es 9iebe nah
Roten ieBte., Sdlieblid wuroen idmmt=
li9e &ombattanten einselodt uno bas
enoe bonn 9iebe mar, oaB Sagertp
uno WaGace sur 3abluns BON je SO
uno 9ofen, bic iibrisen je $5 uno
&oiten berappen muBten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-06
Soeal= ulitii9es.

Die Mit.tpod Sfa6mittag unb 9lbenb
absebaltene SabreswabI bes
W rion Club reiuftirte ipie
folgt: prdi. = Sbomas 8. Garter.
354; @iee=prdf .-Saiass M. 2eatbers,
352; 2. 8iee=prdi. .-g. 80. Gopper,
353 ; 3. 8ice-prdi. = @i6aro g.
Suttle, 352; Secr. = u. g. utl,
353 /; 9dabmeiffer = Sbomas u.
Dpnne, $50; Gireesoren: Dapio W.
parrp, $50; Ri9oIas W2. DarriIon,
352; %. 6. Cooper, 1853; .. 9.
9enberion. 352; Or. 5rsb. @. @burl=
ton, 1853; Sbiirbiiter, 9arrp 6. @al-
laee, 353. Ser Club bat elm Baarper=
mOsen bon s17S3.67 an 9anb. Sen
ausf9eioenbsn gsanten uiro bon ibren
Na9fOlgern elm Banquet peranltaltet
usrosn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-06
-Haudt CHARLES Maior &c Gisarren
@atb fur 0ffentli9e @erfs.

Die 8eboroe bat bic Gontracte fir
ben 8au bon Mb;usscandlen in Der 26.
StraBs, BON Der Sllinois bis CUR 2.
IQsb tpeitlid oerielben, Iuno in Der
@ensel Str, bon Der Sotpnep biz sur
Morris, ang. q. peais gum prsiie bon
78c, be5w. 94c per SUB oerseben.-sln
ben Sngenieur bsriuieien wuroen bic
getitionen,
um: 9lnlase zines 9lbsusseanales in
Der Mihisan Str., bon Der patterion
Str. Bis gum gSbite &iper; 8erldnee=
rung Der "a. StraBe iiber bic 8. 6. e.
~ unp Die WonOn=8eleiis; Gemen=
tiruns Der sm. unb Seten BON &inn=
iteinen an Genate Gbe., bon 90. big
80. StraBe; Muslssuns Der l. allsp
n0rolid Der Sutberlano Npe., bon Der
Central ape. 14O 6uB 0itlid. Serner
purbs Der Sngsnieur nit Der aus=
arbsitune Der pldne fir Die gadftein=
,pfaitsruns Der slep swiiden alabama
unb SEEM Seriep Str, BON Der IL. biz
CUR II. Ctr. beanftrast.
SasNttin s=S itengeleis.
Mm Wititpod befihtiete bic geb0roe
Die &oute. iiber uel9e 6. 6. Attins &
Co., rpie petitionirt, elm Seitengeleiis
iiber Die South Str., Oitlid uOm llnion
8abnbofe, unb iiber bic gobp CTR. tis
sur 2. Mqsp iiolid Der Sputp Str.
legen modten. Soiueit betannt, iit Die
gebOrbe geiuiat, oas pripiles gu er=
tbeilen uno fosar nit bem @orbebalt,
oaB oas Geleiie biz sur parrp'i9en
9utidsnfabrit berldnsert perosn mag.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-06
Sbelbpbiae Sraetion 60.
Mmselesembeit.

9ie 0ertreter Der Snoianapolis &
Sbelbpbille Sraction Co., Die Derren
Abams unb 8ooSri9 uno bic Mnpdlte
Der Co., Sarbins unb 6obep. conferir-
ten am MittwO9 sfa9mittas 2 Stun
ben lang nit Der geboroe fiir 0ifent-
libe@erfe iibsr Die 8eoinsunssn, unter
tpelden Der Gompasnie bas SSesere4t
iiber ete @traben Der Staot ertbeilt
tperoen fole. 8Ormittass batten Die
@enannten, tpie lie Der 8ebOrbe nit
tbeilteu, nit Der Snbpls. Strabenbabn-
60. ben Contract fir bic Aenubune
Der @eleile etc. oieisn abgeidlohsn uno
sipar unter ben slei6en Sebineuneen
tpie bic Union SractiOn Co., b. B.
Die Sbeibppille 60. muB Der Snopls.
6t. ie Sc Mbsabe fur ieoen iiber ibre
@eieiie befOroerten paiiasier besablen.
Sic Yertreter bet SbelbpbiQe SO.
ertldrten nun Der geb6roe, oaB es in
gnbetra6t bisIer buben absabe an bic
Snopls. So. ibrer 9lnfidt mad ieitens
ner @tabt unsere6t iein miiroe, BON
Der Sbslbpbille 60. bieiel6en slb9aben
gu berlangen, tpie bon Der Union
Sraction So. Senn Die ganse &Oute Der
Sbelbppille So. peroe nur 26 Weilen
lang uetosn, uno ldnss Der gan3en
Streds tpobnten nur 1000 Meni9en.
llab tpenn iie sestpunsen tuiirSen Der
Stabt bieIslben Mbaabsn mie. Die Il. 8.
So. wdbrsnb Der 30-jdbr. Contract
Sauer 81 sablen, 10 wiiroen lie bon
$50, 600 bis 100000 Sableu miiiien.
Sic ieien bsreit, udbrenb Der erlten 2
Sabre ie SC fir jebe &unofabrt, fir bic
nddFen 10 Sabre je 1Oc uno fir ben
8eit Der @ontrdet=Sauer je 15c Su
sablen; bod bieltsn lie l5c uno 25c
fir su bod.
Die Mitglieber Der 8ebOrbe iaste ben
0ertretern Der Co., oab es unmOgli6
iei, Die Ioridldae oerielben gu beriid=
li6tiaen. Sis Sntereilen Der Staot
biirftsn nidt seiddbist tueroen, uno- iie,
bic Yertreter Der Stabt, miiBten oarauf
beiteben, baB Die So. oieielben @on-
tract.gebinsunsen eriiille, ME bic Il.
3. 60. unb alle anoersn Gompagnien.
Sic 8ertrster Der So. erwioerten
oarauf nab elmer Seratbuns unter
fia, oaB iie iotpeit nod ni9t beDOll=
mddtist isien, einen Contract unter
oieIen gebinaunsen abSuidlieBen, baB
Il: ieooh, oa ibnen fein anoerer aus=
meg bleibe, oisie @olmadt bonn Sirec=
torium Der So. einbolea uno am Sam=
flag 0ormitiag 4l0 llbr tpiebertebren
riirben, UNI ben Contract su unter=
ssidnen, giirsIdaft gu itellen etc.
Der 8au Der Sabn pirb ibrer @n=
sabe semdB mobl erft i'm Sommer
pplenbet peroen tOnnen.
Sie SbeIbppille 2inie pirb Die Staot
iiber bic proIpsct Str. uno Girsinia
9lpe. srreidsn. Die Cars peroen Die
WaIbinaton Str. Big sur Merioian
Str. benubsn, oann ssbt es iiiolia sur
Georgia Str, tueitlid sur SllinOis unb
sur 3urpe on Der 2ouiiiana Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-06
0eri9tlides slaerlei.



Dem Sberseridt iif 9. SO. Bar
tbolomem's slppsa fir Die Steuersab=
Ter IN Der Slassia6e bon &cmus
). Stuart einsereibt worben. Tie
Slase ri9tet fi9 sesen ben fribersn
Gountp= Sdabmeiiter Solt unb feline
Siirsen auF &iideritattuns bon ettpa
$50, 900. inSem Solt pie audi Wm.
8. Sdmiot, sleidfals friibsrer edab=
meiiter, beIAuloigt iinb, our6 idisfe
GelotransaftiOnen ii6 urssrs5tiertis=
ter Weile berednet 81 baben.
Minturn's NppelIation.
Soief q. Wtinturn, Ganbioat fir Die
republitanii6e domination fir bic
Senator bon Wlarion uno Moraan
@ountp, bat nun feline Nppeaation
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