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Evening star., 1902-02-15
State Rivalry.

From the Chicago Tribune.
"You talk about natural resources!'
scornfully exclaimed the Maine man. "Why.
last year the catch OF Holsters on our
coast was over 00,OO0r'
"And your state is fun OF 'em yetf''
fercely calculated the New Hampshire
man.
Evening star., 1902-02-15
Rubbing It In.

From the Chicago News.
Hix-"What did Meeker do when he found
his wife had eloped with his friend Smith,
Dix-"He didn't do anything until ho
learned their whereabouts: then he sent
Smith q letter OF condolences"
Evening star., 1902-02-15
THE C.. E. SOCIETIES
RECENTLY CONDUCTED
BY REV. c. E. EBERMAN.
Conference and Dinner at Mt. Vernon
Place Church Work Of
Local Societies.

The meetings recently conducted by Rev.
Clarence E. Eberman. field secretary of the
United Society of Christian Endeavor, were
regarded as quite beneficial to the Endeav-
orers Of the District. During the two days
and a half that he was in the city Mr..
Eberman spoke seven times. He proceeded
from Washington to Alexandria, Lynch
burg and other places in Virginia. and will
spend tomorrow IN Richmond.
The local services closed Monday night
with a conference dinner, followed by a
mass meeting at the Mount Vernon Place
NJ. f. Church South. The dinner, which
began at 6 o'clock. was attended by about
100 persons. and probably as many more
came in for the conference at the conclu-
sion OF the repast. Nearly every society
in the District union was represented. Th~
Sunday school room. where the dinner was
given and the conference held, was pret-
tily decorated in the Christian Endaavor
colors-red and white. Flags from various
conventions were in evidence and the
young ladies who served at the tables car
rfed red and white flowers. The color
scheme was carried out even to the sherbet
The napkins bore the G. E. monogram and
the cakes were stamped In the same de
sign.
The tables were arranged in the form Of
a hollow square. To Mr. Eberman's right
were seated Rev. F. D. Power. DID, OF
the trustees of the United Society. Rev
]. G. Butler. d. D.; Rev. F. ]. Prettyman.
pastor of the church where the meetings
were held; Rev. Wallace Radcliffe. DID:
Rev. S. NJ. Newman DID,, and Rev Geo
N. Luccock, ID. To Mr.. Eberman's left
sat Mrs. Eberman and the officers and ex-
officers of the District Christian Endeavor
Union. with representatives of the various
societies occupying the remaining space
The Endeavorers gave Thanks by singing
Praise God, From Whom All Blessings
Flow" The Christian Endeavor Society OF
the Mount Vernon Place Church acted as
host md he of
Evening star., 1902-02-15

Wednesday might at Central Presbyterian
Church, In which missionaries from three
different sections, oftthe globe took part.
Addresses were made by pr: n. q. Under
wood, the pioneer Presbyterian missionary
to Corea, raI1dr sw:ho has been confidential
adviser to theI king Mr.. J. Crowley, from
Luebo. Congo Free State, Africa, and Miss
Mamie Henderson; for years faithful
and Rev. Wm McClanahan White of Vir-
ginia were also. present and assisted In the
meeting. THERE'S. NHs large attendance
at the meeting and great interest was taken
In the different. addresses.
DIR. Alfred Harding of st. Paurs Epsco-
pal Church has provided for special chill
dren's meetings 4sn; "Wednesday afternoons
Is taken to make 1t interesting for the chill
dren. The subject this year ds Talks and
Stories About Great Things. This service
has been established for number of years
and is perhaps the only service Of Its kind
In the city.
The recently organized Mems Club of the
Washington Heights Presbyterian Church
the Washington Seminary, 2lO7 street. at
which an extremely interesting Illustrated
lecture on Manila was given by General
Charles Bird, u. 8. A. The omcers OF the
B. Davis: frst vice president. Judge Jas
M. North; second vice president, David
Wolfe Brown; treasurer. Walter ]. Spren-
ger: recording secretary, J. Fred North;
corresponding secretary, DR.. A. Dunbar
Forsythe.
A new reading circle was organized In
the Metropolitan Presbyterian Church We'd
study wonld-Wide missions The organiza-
tion is called "Iallock Circle, In honor Of
the church missionary Rev. DR.. 81. G. g.
Hallock Of Hang Chow. China. The ofn-
Evening star., 1902-02-15

The local Zionist society, B'nei Zion, held
2 mass meeting Sunday night in Open
heimer's Hall for the purpose Of interest
Evening star., 1902-02-15

The association debating club is planning
a trip to Annapolis Junction to the Ma
tional Junior Republic. This win be an out
ing Of special interest.
Evening star., 1902-02-15

The Churchman'S League has arranged
for a course of lectures during Lent as fol-
lows: Holy Scripture, Rev. J. Lewis Parks.
DID,. rector Calvary Church. New York;
Apostolic Creed, Rev. VIM. r. Huntington,
Holy Sacrament, Rt Rev Charles H. Brent,
bishop of the Philippine Islands: Apostolic
Order Rt Rev. Thos. F. Gailor. bishop of
Tennessee; The Church. Rt. Rev. Chauncey
3. Brewster, bishop of Connecticut.
Evening star., 1902-02-15

Thirty students of the Grammar School
received the sacrament Of confirmation last
Sunday at ST. Aloysius' Catholic Church.
Evening star., 1902-02-15

Prof Dinwidtffe OF the naval observatory
gave a lecture on "Sumatra" at Dunbar
ton M. r. Church Wednesday night, under
the auspices OF. the Epworth League.
Evening star., 1902-02-15

The banquet given Monday night at AS
cension Episcopal Church by the Chinese
Sunday school was a very successful af-
fair. The invited guests present were very
much entertained by the program provided
by the members of the school and friends.
The music furnished by the Chinese
chestra was especially interesting, all the
instruments being of native manufacture
ana similar to those used in China
Evening star., 1902-02-15

The quarterly meeting Of the archdea-
conery of Washington diocese was held
Wednesday night at st. Johns parish hall.
Archdeacon r. p. Williams presiding Re-
ports of missionaries Of the district were
read
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-10-17
The New Grocery Firm

Chos Reggie and Will IVES, have pur
chased the stock Of groceries Of The
Iiadrl Cash Bargain House aud vii
conduct the business in the future
The editor Of this paper has Know
these two young men for ore than 2C
wears, rs porhans have many Of uui
readers, and we have always found
them fair and honest in their dealings,
.ip fact have never heard of them other
We have Played marbles, pulla.
way, foot .and-P.half, and truant with
II of them, and have taken a good
whipping with him for it, They are
both good, natured, jpvial fellows, rs
also they are Doth red headed. Ii
push AMI hustle will win success they
a"e sure to win, 1t is with pleasure
W chronicle their advent as m OF
Red Clouds hustIing business firms,
and bespeak for them a generous pat.
ronage.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-10-17
West Caster.

Miss Nellie West of this city and
Prof. &. NJ. Caster of Riverton we're
happily mari led at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. $. West in
this city, Wednesday, at 8 O'Clock, in
the presence of a number of invited
guests, the Rev. j. M. Young of
Tamoroah, ~lllionis, performing the
ceremony After the ceremony and con-
gratulatiOns Of the bride and groom n
bOuntiful super was served. They
left on the evening train for n tour
through Colorado and other western
states, expecting To be absent for u few
weeks. Ga their return they will make
their home in Rivcrton. The bride is
n Of Red Cloud, %fairest, most highly
accomplished young ladies and has
been a teacher in the public schools Of
this city and in Fall city and McCook,
Nebraska. The groom Is nj present
Engaged m the practice of law and in
StocK feeding AZ Rlverton, Nebraska,
out was Tor two years sup ~riutendent
4 the public schools 81 this city, and
is a man # more than ordinary ability.
lie is 20 man Of strong personality and
e ,mWpuds the respect OF all with whom
uc comes iu contract. The Chief ipins
with lhgir many friends in congratulate.
Jug them on 50 follicitous a union.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-10-17
See j. q Butler

See j.. q Builer
Jr Blair was in the city II few days
tvs week
Duroc Jersey hogs for sale. Enquire
Of j T. Jackson
VI NJ. Stern and wife expect to- leave
about the first of November for Phila.
delphia
Born, Thursday morning, to Mr.. and
Mrs. X, Koebel, living in the south
part a. the city, a boy of usual Ne.
braska weights.
Geo. Lindsey left yesterday morning
for Kansas City, with a number Of his
fine Galloway cattle, which he will
place in the stock exhibit To be held
there next week.
DR.. r. +. Raiues of Terumsoh, Ne.
brsska, ha moved his family TO this city
and will make this his homo in the
future. He has opened III oil 'cs ov, l.
Getting. durC store.
NJ. 5 Marsh has leased the Hotel
Rpval and will take possession, the first
of next month. NJ. ;. say there are
eitl cr a whole lot Of liars in this town
or that there are a great many people
here VIII" are glad to have HIM come
back. What do yon think about il?
Arrangements are being made for a
big time Thanksgiving day. There are
to te horse races, foot faces, walking
races and other sports. W. =. Bpnsos
proprietor Of the Bon Ton restaurant
and cafe, circulated II petition among
NE business men To raise the necessary
funds.
IL the country commissioners Of this
county really wish to be economical
why is it that they continue to pay
Office rent, d wn in the centre of the
city, for county judge and there are
vacant rooms in the court house which
could be used for this purpose. Why
make a pre;ense vt being economical.
There are many other items Of expense
which could be mentioned to show that
while claiming to be economical the
populist county board never have been
economical, only for political reasons.
Clarence Gross died at the home of
his uncle, NJ. Il. Bentley last Wednes.
' day afternoon. A few months ago he
went to Trinidad, Colorado. and while
, there contacted mountain fever. Kind
friends at Trinidad assisted him to
broad the train there and he arrived
in this city jnSt a week ago, in a semi.
consious condition. Clarence was
born in Box Butle county, Nebraska,
in July 1891, being thci cfore but little
more than 10 years of age. He gradu.
ated from the high school in this city
one year ago and was a most promising
young man He was a great ~favoritc
among those os his age ana was ever "A
leader in all their sports. Funeral
services vii he held ut the residence
OF NJ. X. BentIy, Sunday, ut . p. M
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-10-17
Resolutions of Condolsnes.

Whereas, Death has invaded our
Castle Hall, and taken from us, our be.
loved brother and Worthy Knight, r.
u. Hopkins, and
Whereas, Our Brother Knight faced
the inevitable with the d~auntless cour.
age that always characterized his life
and marked him a champion Of the
light,
Resolved; That in the death of oui
worthy brother, Culantha Lodge, No
20, Knights Of Pythias, has lost on,
who was ever wise in council, congen
ial in his friendship and associations
mindful Of his obligations, and Away.
ready and willing to promote the cause
Il P%ythianism by extending a helping
hand to every worthy Knight.
Resolved; That this lodge tender its
deepest sympathy to the bereaved fam
ily of our deceased brother.
Resolved; That the charter Of tn,
lodge be draped in mourning for thu
period of thirty days, the K. of r. s
be directed to publish these resolution
in the local papers and in the RivertoI
Review, and that a copy be sent to thu
family Of the deceased.
q. r. CCCRARY,
&c BUTLER, Committee.
w. l. MCMILLAN.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-10-17
A COOKING EXHIBIT.
From October 10th to 18th.

Mitchell & Peterson extend a COR
dial invitation to the public to witness
the working of the Great Majestic
Steel and Mallable Iron Range at their
store, October ooh to 25th INCLUSIVE.
Hot Coffee and Biscuits will be served
every day from 10 a. M, to 8 p. m.
With each stove sold during this ex.
hibit, 81 30 worth Of cooking utensils
will be given free, consisting of
/ Is OF all copper Majestic Teakettle.
l No. s Steel Enameled Pot and
Cover.
mo. 0 Steel Enameled Pot and
Cover,
l Majestic Low Down Broiler and
Cover.
/ Set Drip Pans, fully finished.
2 Solid Steel Skilleis.
| Steel Griddle.
4 Deep Pattern Pie Plates.
Remember the dates and come and
let us show you how to bake biscuits
IN three minutes-how to cook with one
half the fuel you are now asing, and
also show you an article which f5prop
erly used will last a life time.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-10-17
To the Farmers.

Here | am At my office at the rail road
truck, ready to buy your hogs and cattle
~ a higher price than ever before, for
] am alone IN the business and do not
ave to divide profits and am willing
tn give you the benefit. Remember
the more stock ] buy the higher price
| can pay. Bring your hogs t. the rail
road track, always higher there.
CUTTER, the High Buyer.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-10-17
Revival Meetings

Next Sunday moin,ng, at IL O'clock,
IN" Rev. \. f.. Young, of Beatrice, will
b'gin n series Of revival meetings in
tnp Brethren's church in the west part
If the city. Meetings will he held each
evening of the week beginning NJ s
o'clock. The Rev Young, comes to us
highly I, commet ded, and all are in.
~ come ont aud hear him.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-10-17
Wanted,-Curn, By w. b. Rohy.

''NS' >'''' -
when you want a first class horse
blanket go to Buffers.
The new turnover collars at + New
house Call and see them.
Get your Delineator Of +. Newhouse.
Orders taken for Butterick pattern.
White Plymouth Rock roosters for
sale. Enquire of Henry N%ewhouse.
Have you read Mitchell and Peter.
SOUS advertisement? Don't get left.
f. V. Taylor, undertaken and EN-.
balmer, opposite Cuttings drug store.
For fire, lightning and tornado in
surance see l.. II. Fort, in Damerell
block.
Just unloading, q car Of the very
best quality of genuine Maitland coal,
at W. b. Rpby's.
See the modern cooking wonder-the
Majestic R,nge-at Mitchell and Peter.
sons. Don't get left.
lost, a fur trimmed plush cape near
high school building. Finder please to
leave at CHIEF Office.
hSo" ""n' u" "o''''0' :" ''' ~
your iauu VI 'o"" '"'' p" Wv 'H'
Fort, in Damerell block.
The November number of the Delin.
Gator AT r. Ne"ho">e - "'So ''N' "''eis
for BUTTERFLIES patterns.
For a strictly first class harness,
heavy lap robe or heavy horse blanket
you have to go 10 Butler.
Don; fail 10 see the Great Mai site
Rynge bake biscuits in three MINUTES
mkt werk-at Mitchell and Peterson.
DON'T get I"i'-
Services at the Episc' pal church
every Sunday at 10 30 a. m. and al 80
p. IN. Holy comunlon every first Sunday
in each month. Every one wcIc"m'.
The air j. filed with rumors of Il. +.
Mizer having sold his business to some
gentlemen from Long Island, Kansas,
who it is said are intending to put in a
general stock of merchandise.
No ware made compores with the
"Mvi.s,icn The fnu So, is worth q 40
b,, wo,ro coino r. civa q set free with
every Noiosti Range sold at our ex.
h,hi, ,ovt uool-o, Mitcbau and peter.
so,,s II ,r,, oe, loft
,.,.,,.. p.,oo.
Irah,
D.. A. n
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-10-17

rStrrdhN
RIB Hummer was in Western IN,
hr,, IT she week.
T. W u,r.,.u .,pi,, utu .
Ibis city Yesterday.
w.. ,.,r, ,ho, C.oroo u,,iro,,t.m
i; = ,ro r,w G,;,nir iironIn
u,rs sli.lv,r 80 ,,nr ,,,r,,, ,,,ao
this omc. ,lo,so,, calf ,as,.r,ar
o., 80, !
"",'"' o'pe''''
''o "p''''
'"'" h''''' '"''
wv '"'p'
''.'e' D'''' VI "'>>."''' arrive" 'n
w! '"' N'"'"R y" " WIS" WIZ"
VI" o'''"''' ON"
D. white was attending the SEES.
'" ,,' "'"'" '"''e' 'o" r'''
Wv" !" "'''"'" '"'> "''"'
MIS- l'vmg Cummings is visiting
WIN relatives in Salem, Kansas, tor
WIN" P'''' '"' ISL ''""'>
Carrie ana Anna NnSos OF Wymore
arrived IN the city last evening fpr Il
Visit AT the nome ~ H. II. Fort.
40. Means was attending the scS.
sion of the Grand Lodge, !. .. .. F.,
IN Lincoln, The first of the week.
Moses Wilson, of Blue Hill. was Wis.
ting this week, at the homo OF his
daughter, Mrs. G. d. Robinson, in this
city.
Edgar Cowden has resigned his posi-.
ton in Il. + MIXERS grocery store AND
has accepted a position with Turnute
Bros.
Remember that dainty "Majestic"
lunch next week-at Mitchell and
Prtersor's. Everybody invited. Don't
get left.
You'll miss a rare treat il you do not
attend the grand Majestic cooking ex-
hibit-at Mitchell and Peterson's. DO
not get left.
DE Copelin, j, p. Hale, +. CARRIER
and George McCrary attended the
funeral of Mrs. VIM. May. held in Blue
Hill, Monday.
Judge &. W. Norris and Congressman
A. G. Shellanberger will meet in a
debate in Blue Hill at go }. IN. Thurs
day, October 23rd.
Mrs /, n Rms. had , fev words with
her husband, at the depot Yesterday
morning and then she left for Beaver
City tor a visit with relatives.
"C,,ch Penny Soci,I, will no oiven
bv the High ScbooI .Juniors q, Masonic
Hall, Friday evening, Oct "a. Every
body gets IN nine cents and gets out for
more.
Mrs Ellen Snoullirg o,d d~,pohte,
If Riyor,or vora i, mis- c,t Tuoe l.v'
in attendance at tae hearing of claims
in the D. j. Judson ,s.atc, held in the
court.
Services ot fine ,ctbron chrrcb oocb
Sunday pYpgphiuu AZ II IN md at
$50, :. m. Sunday school at 10 a. IN
All are invited to come. {. Il. Smith,
pastor.
C,uoty Attorney Overm,o. was nj.
tending the session of the Grand LODGE
of Odd Fellows in Lincoln, the first of
this week, having been chosen as dele.
gate from this city.
Hon. j, II. Mickey and .JudgeG w.
Norris. republican candidates for GOV.
ernor and congressman will sneok in
the opera house in this city, Thursday
evening, October Both.
+. J. Peterson Of Otto p. tprned from
81 .J,senb ,rbursdav morn;ro Mr.
Peterson sold a car load If cattle for
..L
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-09-30
Ginbra4e.

Gin tiihner ginbru9 purbe i'm 9er=
aen bes @ei6dftsbiftriets aussefiibrt,
inpem i'm 8eitibule bes r9ub" &leioer=
sei6dfts an Der %. @aibinston Str.
go. % Elm 6snter eingei@lagen tpuroe.
Die Siebe erbeuteten Johann aus einem
Der Sdaufeniter 9leiounssftiide i'm
Wertbe bon 500. ueber fiinf3ebn
&0de iinb beridpuneen.
Grnf Sriper bon Der Gnsliib Ipe.
Go. $50 beridtete, oaB Elm ginbre9er
mdbrsnb Der giadt ieiner Wobnung
sinsn 8eiu9 abitattete uno $50 er=
beutete.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-09-30
O a s=S r u f in 9art orb
g. TN.

9art orb gi p. Sie brei
bieiissn DISQUALIFICATION baben cine
Combination sebilbet unb Die 6as=
preiIe INN bas breifa9e erbobt. Der
preis fir 2Oa0fen betrdst jeBt 50 per
Monat ffatt 60 Gents.
Gine feniationelle &lase.
amber n. Ser 6arner @eo.
%. Obsribimer, oeiien 8eiibtbum fid
i'm n6rbliden Sbeile beg gountp befin=
bet, bat feline psripittwete S4wefer,
Grau 2aura Sefier auf $4,000 S9a=
bensriab berflast. Die 9ebtere bate
BON einem Wlittsl sessn bic Sruntiu9t
seleien unb iie bsidlob es BEL ibrenl
8ruoer. tpel6er elm ffarter Srinfer iif,
an3uweneen. Sie beridaffte fi9 besbalb
bas NRittel uno jeoen Morssn i9tttete
lie cine portion babon, obne oab er es
mubte, in ieinen gaffee. Das &eIut=
tat mar. bab Der Garmer an 9roniiden
Wasenbeidweroen gu leioen batte, unn
baB fia iein 8ewi6t bon 180 pfunb
|um so Pfuno perminberte. Sie 2ufl
am Srinfen aber 1T bieielbe eeblisben.
Sie gerflasts befibt elm germOSen bon
$25, 600.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-09-30
Stare Sa@idimSeln.

9ie Gountp. .gommifdre iinb auf Der
Guae nod 10000 Sa6i9inbeln aus
@ebernbols fir bic &eparatur bes Sa=
6es Der @bite &iber=griide suiI4sn
perrp unb Decatur Sotpnibips. Sic
batten 4nsebOte fur Die 2ieferuns bic
Ter S9inoeln einaeforbert eebabt, je=
bod feline InsebOte erbalten. SEPT
pollen iie Die Sdinoeln sans unab=
BANGING faufen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-09-30
Sober jaoii@er Teittas.
Das Neuiabrsfeit nimn,t morsen abenb iei.
men Anians.

@enn Die Sorne norgen Absnb am
fernen Sorisont berfdminbsn pirb,
oann iuerben uniere jiiiiden Mitbiirser
iefttdsli8 setleioet ibre epnasOsen
aufiu9en, I'm bort in frDmmer Gn=
oa9t Die 5eier bes Anbruds ihres
.&oibbaI9anab=Gefes su bsgeben.
gta9 jiioii9er 3eitreanuns besinnt
bas 1868. Sabr felt gridahang Der
@elt. Die Geier ielbit gilt aber ni9t
nur Dem Sabrestage. ionbern miro
aud als Gag Der grinnsrung ge=
feieri. 9ln oieIsm Sage baben iid
ndmli9 Der jiibii9en 2esenoe mad
Die pi6tististen greisniHe fir
Die 9lnbdnger Der moiaii9en &eli9ion
abeeipielt. 9ein Sube tpiro rnoreen
peridumen, feinen Befannten elm frDb-
li6es elidli6es g}suinbr gu tpiniden,
aber i'm 8roben, 8anSen bat Die 6eier
beg @eitiabrsfeites fir Die Suben tpeni9
frObli4es. sic tpiomen oielen Sag
pielmebr Der irneren s@infebr. 9lus
bic iem 8runbe ueroen ni9t nur mOr=
gen 9lbeno, ionbern AUDI am Sonner=
tag ale SpnasOsen biz auf ben leBten
plab nit elmer anbd9tisen S9aar se=
fiiQt ieia.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-09-30
Neae Sneurpuratiom.

W1itaen, Weit Baben, Gren8 Sid &
eSasper R. &. Co.; Neiien capital
500, 900 Die nsus 8abn tpiro fia bon
Wlitaen, 2aurenee @ountp, bur9 bic
Counties 2aprence, Orange unb Su@
bois na6 Sasper erfreden nnb i'm
@anaen AZ Waeilen lang iein. Sie
Die Sncorporatoren finb Samuel u.
&eapis bon Yrinceton, Sno. mno
@alter 6. gromn, @sorse gB. CLAM
ion, Soiepb s. Muaallp, Spbn st..
2etpis, 8. 6. 9apben, s. u. Wartin.
6. s. Omen, Wm. 5. &pan unb
2euis Soffman.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-09-30
@ale5 Power's Ippell.

ranff ort, &n., 80. Sept.
lleber ben Gall bes @alsb Yopers segsn
ben Staat 9entudp in Nppeaation
sesen bic gntideiouns bes Scott
@ountp= p=&reisseri9ts, spelass i'm Der
Wtitidulo an Der grmorbung bss @ou-
perneurs 9Oebel i4ulois iprad, ipuroe
beute Dor benz 9lppeaations=8eri9t
berbanoelt. Ridtsr Morton BON
2srinston bsrtrat ben 4ppslIantsn unb
gol. Sbomas Campbell ben Staat.
Cine gnti9eibuns ipiro ni9t por gnos
Se3ember erfolgen.
Semo ocrat til 9es 3 det I'll I
0amiltpn GountD, 8.
Ginoin natl, g., 80. Sept.
Sie SemDcraten bon Samilton @ountp,
ObiO, baben auf ibrer seitern abaebal.
tenen Contention fclsenbes Sidet auf-
seftellt: Observation-Disclosures = Gr-
ter 9iifriet, SbOmas &ntbam; 3uei.
ser Diitriet, Sarrp 6. Bufd; probat-
ri9ter, Charles Sbeob. @rebe; Sheriff,
Wm. Safiin; .@ountpanwalf, @barles
S. Sibaeralb; GountpcommiRGr, Char.
les u. Wiqer; Coroner, Or. Sobn 8,
9ebis; Mitslieber Der gontrollbeb6rbe
5. 8. Barrier unb @ntcn 9eri9ebe
6riebensridter, Sobn 20. @reee, u. 9
Chapman unb u. 6. M0or; Mrmen'
hausbisector, @m. s. 2ealbofer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-09-30
9oeal=Yolitiiaes.

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tuoob bielten am Wontas Nbenb in
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