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bic ct. Bernarb &rduterpillen, bieies ies
gensreibe unb sunerldiiiee 9eilmittel fir
10 sablreide 8rantbeiten, cine Dirt BON
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Wsm Na@ertiia.

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Nunerifafabrt uno bic Weltau8ftel.
lung in ct. Souls 1904" (Berlin,
Serb. Diimmlers Gerlag.) Sc III
bna Der erite BDrbDte Der literari'
iben Gndflutb, bic uns jebenfaqa
bic ct. Coulter @elt : Mnsfteuunl
bringer uirb. gS 1T bies cine flptl
gei4riebene Heiie%S ti5se in biibiher
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men. bic uns nit Der ueberfabrt, mil
Rem Durt, Chicago unb belpnbera
NIT oer @eltauSfteuungssS taot ct.
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Xbeilb1ber elmer Der erften Berlinei
Daus6irtnen, uelbe Die GrridtunQ
BON Nusfteuungsbauten gu ibrel
Specialitdt gernaft bot.
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Nlerlet.

= Sc beiBt, baB Der GpoItoliIhe
9eleqat fnr Die Ser. Staaten 9tD=
beme Salcpnio att1 26. Ipril aus
@albinaton bier leiu miro, um Der
@runoiteinleeung oes tbeDluaiiheu
Seminars auf 2aurel 6eiebts BEL
sumobnen.
Die MebrSabl Der bieIieeu
Seuermebrleute bat cine Qpplitation
an Scr. @pmpers, ben Brdiioenten
Der rMmerican federation Of 2abDr"
unterseihnet. UNI IN Die Berbinouna
nufgenDmmen al meroen.
Sci @pm1tDd liefen smei
Srahtsiige Der 5ibliden Bocifc=
Babn eeeeneinarber, nobel Die Sn'
genieure .. &uns unb 6arrp Stein
ut,o bic 6eiaer Sapers uno Sbeeor
perlebt muroen.
Die oeutld]en 9amer, Die iid
am Blumenfea attio betbeilleeu
unb cine Insabl eeibmidter Wagen
fir Die Broaeilion beritellen treroen,
baben 1tb DrganiIirt, inoem lie fri.
Bertha Stafel ats Brd1ioentin uuo
SRI. Gina Brian als Sefretariu erz
mdblten. SRI. Staffel tbeilte nit,
oaB sebn @aeen, per19teoene Sn=
oultrien Der Staot bariteleno. ar=
rangirt merben tDnnten, 11atiirlid
10. baB iie nid)t als &~eflametpagen
gelten.
= Capt. 81. s.. 9oblon mar am
Samstae unb Sonntag in Der Staot
uno belt mebrere 8Drtrdge. @r
ipracb in Der 6aGe bes 8eetbuuenz
Mdnnerhor, i'm San MntuniD Sc
male College am @eft : gnb unb in
benz glubbaus Der 9. W. s. 81. fir
@iienbabnleute. gr lobte bas amez
rifaniihe Soft als bas inteueftueq
uno pbpIiih am bDhiten entmidelte
uno trat in 1einen 8emerfungen fir
cine Germebrung Der Slotte elm.
= Mab Dem Beriht bes Staot-
ar8tes Or. g. Burg fur Sebruar
itarben in oieIem Mpnat 102 Beripz
men unb es ereigneten fih 81 @es
burton. gon ben @eftorbenen pa-
rem 70 in ben Ser. Staaten, s in
Merieo, 5 in Deutihlanb, l in Der
S9ueia. 3 in England, l in HuB'
LAMB, 2 in Stalien, l in CHINA uno
3 in anoeren 2dnoern aeboren.
= Das @eIeb, ourb melbes Die
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Der ftdotiihen
Shulen BON San Nntonio intorpo=
rirt miro, lit bon Der 2eaislatur ans
9enDmmer mDroen.
= Das 8icpelefabren auf ben
Seitenpeaen miro iebt init elmer
GufiibtSloiigfeit betrieben, oab ea
an Der Belt lit, mieoer an bic Oroiz
t1ana gu erinnern, Die oies perbietet.
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lift, tperr AUDI in fleinem WoBftabe,
Der merifanii1e 5tpl nit ben inne=
rem Soften in Nnmenoung gefommen.
@ir tparer ldneit Der Nniiht, oaB
bieier Bauitpl fir unler &lin1a ge=
raoeio gut mie fir Werieo pal.
leno 1T.
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Die Strede amilden bier unb 2areoo
tbeilmeiIe nit neuer 8eleiIen belez
gen, ben @iienbabnbamm ~peritdrfen
uno neue Brifen bauer laiien, neil
oemndbit 9rDBere uno lbmerere 2D=
fomotipen fir Die Baifagier5i9e in
Inmenoune fommen, UNI i6neqere
Sabrseit su er5ielen.
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,,aleberaeit" arbeiteu !

Da8 M@tftunbens Mrbeitss @eleb 1T
ben urlermiiblihen fleiren Nrbei=
tern-Dr. Rings Neue 2ebens, Bill
fen-ouuftdnbig unbetannt. MiqiD=
men babDri iino Gag unb Nabt I'm.
ulterbru1en an Der Nrbeit unb
beifen baourb 8erbauungsibmdHe,
@alligfeit. BerftDpfung, Migrdue,
iUtuie ale anoeren 2eioen bes Mas
gems. Der 2eber uno Der gingemeibe.
SIT leiht uno angenebm gu nebmeit
iiu0 mirft abiulut fiber. Sour 25
Gents in ben MpDtbeten BON s..
4nfteper & Sobn uno Goulpb Dreib.
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Georgia, lit feds Monate lang an
einem furbtbaren ~freiienoen Shaoen
am 8ein. Mber er ibreibt, baB i'm
,8udlenS Nrnica=S albe" innerbalb
bon 5 9agen aebeilt babe. Sir oer<
artige Sbdben, pie Wunoen iiber=
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oies Die bette Salbe in Der Welt.
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Npotbefe BON s.. &alteper & Spbn
uno Noplpb 9reiB.
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@rnmsetsemtbnms ; llebertrasnmser

5rib Steiner an Watban Shniber
@runoftlf an @eit Commerce Ctr.
$500.
Watban Sbniber on 5rib Steiner
@runoftid an 9orb gberrp Str.
$3.50.
Ilbin Seibel an O.. 81. 0aas
@runoftid an @oro 5lores Ctr.
|$1,275.
Grid Meneer jun. an 9beDoeI
Nbr, @runoftiid an Wain Qpe.
$1,400.
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SetratbS gmefne.

s. 8. aapper unb emma Deffins
ger.
.. g. Meurin uno Warp 8ein=
BART.
.. 6. &ernme uno emma Bpbn.
Sames q. 8lantuu uno Minnie
SDlms.
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- Wan fam nidt gut fiiblen
penn man nit Waeenleiben eeplaat
lit. 9urb cine 8ebanolune nit
Or. Nuauit 8Dnie's 6amburger
2ropfen miro iebes Waeenleioen pers
ibminoen uno Der Wagen in eit,ent
geiunben 3uftano periebt.
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arbeit, fein Waihen uub Biigeln,
finoet quite Stene in fleiner So
mile bel
Grau Q. Dppenbeime
900 Sefferion > StraBe
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3m n%erfaufem!

200 &fer Sarm in 8ictoria Co.,
9ano in @ncinal Co., 8auitenen in
San antOnio. 500 older beudIier,
bares 3ano nabe Der Stabt,
Irel W debit.
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9. ". & u. q. Rabn.

Mbfabrt.
Wa6 guero, gootum, 5oufton uno Sol
betDn. tdgltb. $40 BDrm.
@oh gorpns gbrifi, &odport nnb Bee
billie ta9lib. ..2.40 STADIUM.
Nacb 8brne nnb 8errpiue, tdelib......
1926 Born.
Nnfunft.
gon @uero, gDafum, 9oufon unb @al<
betDn, tG9lid5. ..........7:16 Mbenbs.
Son Corpus gbrifi, &Dfport unb Bee
billie td9lib.. las Radm
BON Borne uno 8errpiae. tdalib...:.
Mbenbs.
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@nlf gbure 8abm.

Nbfabrt.
Nah 9auernia, Sutberlano Springs,
Stodbale, tdglih, 800 Born.
Mnfunft.
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9apernia, tdalih, .......2:3O Iadam
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W. 6. & 8. 8abm.
Mbfabrt.
Nab 8aco, Sort @ortb, Dallas. aanias
Gttb, ct. Souls unb Chicago, taslib,
(Snniet Sepot ........S.30 @or9ens,
un6 500 Mbenbs.
Mnfun t:
Bon Chicago, ct. 9outs, 8anias gitb,
Dallas, Sort @Drtb unb 8aco. taalib
(Suniet SepDt( ........7.45 Wor9ens,
unb $50 Mbenos.
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= Die nddite Bferbeausfteaung,
fiir welHe umfaifenoe 8urbereituns
gen i'm @ange iinb. miro am b.,
is. uub IL. Npril ftattfinben.
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DEPARTMENT OF
AGRIcULTURE, INSURANCE, STATISTICS
AND HISTORY.
Austin, Texas, January 21, 1903,
To L WHOM IT NAY CONCERN:
This Is to Certify, That the PHOENIX
INSURANCE COMPANY OF HARTFORD.
CONN, has in all respects fully complied
with the laws ofTexas as conditions prece-
dent to its dong business in this State, and
that said Company holds a Certificate
of Authority from this Office emitting it to
do business in this State for TWELVE
MONTHS from tie 1sT DAY OF JANUARY
1903 to the 3lsF DAY OF DECEMBER 1903.
[~~ Given under my hand and seal.
IL S at office, in Austin, TIE day and
49, date first above written.
JEFFERSON JOHNSON,
Commissioner
PIPER, STILES & SCHMTTT, Agents.
108 Soledad Street, San Antonio, Texas.
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gia ganoalia, YeuniDlumia=y abn.

Sin 8iaet bieier 9inie erlter &lalls
nab Seem gort berebtiat ben Sn=
baber in Us aibinetDn. 8al>
timDre uno philadelphia
einen aebntdai9en Mufentbalt gu
nebmen. Oies 1T Elm lebr liberales
3uaeitdnoniB.
Wegen ginselbeiten menbe maj,
ltb an ben unter5eibneten.
$. .. &i1gDre,
&eiienoer Bai1asier glgent,
1l8 8et Srenb Blace, San Mn=
tonic. 9eras.
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sioweitteras wiiui9t Gnd

@enn Sbr Gud ireenopo nieoer'
laiien wDat, tbut es entlang Der 2i'
ME Der
San Qlmtpmip & Nramias
Yak Sabm,
i'm 8arten=Ditrit oes Staatee. @e.
Iunobeit uno &linta uniibertrofen.
8iQiae 2dnoereien fiir ben Sorrner,
Marftadrtner, Obit< uno Tieb5hbter.
0egen @inselbeiten tuenbetgub an
6. s. Wtartin, q. IS. a.,
San NntDnip, Teras.
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DEPARTMENT OF

AGRICULTURE, INSURANCE, STATS
TICS AND HISTORY, STATE OF TEXAS.
Austin, Texas, January 2lst, 1903.
To ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
This is to certify, that the LIVER
POOL & LONDON g. GLOBE INSU-
RANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK
has in all respects fully complied with
the laws of Texas as conditions pre-
cedent to its doing business in this
State, and that said Company holds a
Certificate of Authority from this Office
emitting it to do business in this State
for ONE YEAR, from the 1sT DAY OF
JANUARY 1903, to the 31sT DAY OF
DECEMBER, 1903.
C--) Given under my hand and
L. S. seal, at office, in Austin,
(--) the day and date first above
written.
w. j. CLAY,
Commissioner.
PIPER, STILES & SCHMITT, Agents
108 Soledad Street, San Antonio, Tex.
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SdeuermeDer's Tamiliemgarteu

=. sdenermeper's Samiliensarten
erfreut iid ueeer ieiner ausgeaeids
neten &ube bes beiten &ufes bel
9ieii9en uno Sremoen uno miro
oementipre6enb BON Sreunben elmer
guten oeutihen Soft fart patroni=
iirt. Delifateiien Der Saiipn emit
lprebeno. Milbereiprpoutte aQer
Irt. SIN Saloon finoet man Itets
friibes Bier, quite @eine, 2iquDre
uno Gigarren. Sbeuermeger's sSas
kindergarten lift elm @rbolunasplab
eriter &lai1e.
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gpmtherm Yacific @abm.

sDmtbern Yactftc Babn.
Mbfabrt.
Naeb Nen Orleans, SpuifDn unb Sal.
beitDn tdgli6.. ....... .12:15 Mittags,
uno 900 Mbenbs.
yeab 81 Balo, %galifDrnien unb Meritp
SDIHI.
Nab NorbsSeras, ct. 9ouis unb gbicae
go katy Flyer 1850 Nben6s.
M~nfunt.
Son Noros9eIas, ct. 2Duis un6 Chicago
(Katy Flyer ..........8:00 MDrgen8.
Ton Netp Orleans, SoutDn unb Col
beIton tdglth...........7.30M orgettS
uno $40 Nabm.
8on 81 8aio, ga%lifDrnten unb Merito
800 Mbenbs.
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Saatz aorn nnb Saatz Gartofeln.

Infer 2ager BON Sarben uno
Xapeten lit angefommen uno lit
aualitatio oas bette i'm Marfte. I'M
iere Guspabl ppn Tapeten entlpri6t
Dem mooeruiten @eibmaf uno urts
iere 6arben Iinb rein uno Srilh.
@ebt uns einen Strobe uftrag.
anterior q Anterior,
1877 unb 219 OitzSouitonsS traBe,
2audht ssiud,s SC Sasana Gtaarren.
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Giienbabn Tabr= Ylau.
5. & g. q. @abn.

Na6 alien Nor6eS egase9untten 1900.
35 80rm.
Na6 ct. Souls, Wempbis unb Dem
Often. ..l2.3O Mttta9S.
Ho6 NDro@Seras, Santa Sc unb SriseDs
Bunften ...... .8.l5 Mbenbs.
Na6 Ct Souls, &aco unb benz Often
100 Mbenbs.
Nab 2areoo un6 Merico ....9.00 &orm.
Mnfunt.
8Dn st. Souls unb benz Often. .7.30 Born.
Son HDrbsSeras, Santa Sc nnb 6risco.
Bunften 8.45 8Drm.
@Dn lDcalen 8unften .,.....8.45 Nahm.
SON ct. 2Duis unb benz Sften LAO Mbbs.
Bon 9arebD un6 WerifD. -. H. 10 Nabm.
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Spreb Stunben BON 10-12 ubr
Wormittags, 3-5 ubr &admittags.
Sonntags: BON 10-11 l1br @orn1.
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GENERAL SPORTING NEWS.

Corrigan has been declared out OF the
Suburban handicap.
bill introduced in the British House of
Commons by Mr.. Scott Montague to au-
thorize the next automobile race for the
James Gordon Bennett cup TO be run ~
Ireland has passed its second reading.
Yesterdays running races: At Ingleside--
Priestlike. Q to 4: Crigili. % to /; Impetuous.
Z to 2; Clausus. to l; Alado, is 10 l; Ben
McDhui, TO 3 At New Orleans-Locust
Blossom, 3 to 4: Aiiyar. to 5; Jove. to !;
Sweet Alice. 6 to 1; Delagoa. to 5; Thane,
7 to /.
In long-drawn-out contest at Cleve-
land Thursday night jenkins twice threw
Frank Gotch, who was billed as the cham
pion of Iowa. thereby winning a purse of
$500. The two falls were secured in an
hour and ffty-five minutes and fifteen min
utes respectively.
Stewert Rolls has broken the worlds au-
tomobile record for kilometer. covering
the distance in twenty-seven seconds. This
result was accomplished at private party
given ty the Duke of Portland Thursday
at his Walbeck Abbey estate. The time
was taken by officers of the Auto Club.
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INDOOR ATHLETIC MEET
TEN OF THE EVENTS At CINCINNATI
WON BY CHICAGOANs.
Relay Race Taken by Hyde Park
Several Seconds Captured by In
diana University.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 26.-The first Gn-
door, Ohio state championship meet of the
Central Association of the Amateur Ath-
letic Union was held under the auspices
OF the Y. NJ. c. A. at the armory here to-
night and over 5000 people were in at
tendance. Out of the fourteen events Chi
cago athletes won ten. The feature event.
a sixty-yard dash. went to w. Eckersoll,
of the First Regiment Athletic Associa-
ton of Chicago, G. Sem, of the Chicago
University. finishing second and v. Rice.
of the Chicago Y. NJ. c. A.. third. The
running high jump was won by o. Karsche,
First Regiment Athletic Association. Chi
cago. The mile relay (open) also went TO
the First Regiment Chicago, with Y. M. c.
A. of Cincinnati. second. The mile relay
for schools and academies was won by the
Hyde Park High School. of Chicago. Lewis
Institute. of Chicago, being second. G.
Waterman. of the Jackson Athletic Club,
won the 440-yard handicap run. ]. Magee.
Chicago University. won the pole vault.
Results:
SsO-yard rum. Won by w. Uffendell. First
diana diana University, second; H. Buss oh
one-mile run: Won by H. Anderson.
First Regiment A. A, Chicago; w. Banks.
Indiana University, second; M. Browne,
Chicago Y. M. c. A. third. Time. 4:43.
Regiment A. A. Chicago; z. Pettel, First
Regiment "A. A, Chicago. second; NJ Well
ington, Y. M. c. A, Chicago, third. Time,
IS rs.
6O-yard dash: W. Eckersoll. First Regi-
ment A.. A. Chicago, won; G.. Sem, Chi
cage University. second; V. Rice, Chicago
Y. M. c., A.. third. Time. :O5 5-5.
Won by Hyde Park High School, of Chi
cage; Lewis Institute. of Chicago, second;
Hillsboro High School. of Hillsboro, o.,
Pole vault: j. Magee. Chicago univer-
sity, won, ten feet six inches; L. samse.
Indiana University. second; F. Martin,
First Regiment A, A., Chicago, third.
yards handicap. Y. NJ. c. A, Cincinnati.
won s. Jameson (forty-five yards handi-
cap. Y. NJ. c. A. Cincinnati. second; s.
Jackson A. c., third. Time, 2:11 10
6O-yard hurdle: M. B. Herbert. Jr., First
Regiment, Chicago won; III. Friend, Chi
ana University, third. Time. :O7 AS
Running high jump: Won by o. Karsche,
First Regiment A. A, Chicago; E. Lar
son. Chicago Y. M. c: A. second, w
Five feet, inches.
440-yard run. handicap: G. Waterman
jackson A. c.. q yards. won; F. Beck. Y
NJ. G. A, Cincinnati. 26 yards, second E
third. Time, :55 2-5
G0-yards dash. novices: T. Sigman, Y. NJ
G. A, Cincinnati, won; III. Johnson, Indi-
ana University, second +. Flick, Jackson
Ala, third. Time, :05 As.
Junior relay race: one mile: Won by ST
Paul Boys Club; Success Club, second; Y
NJ. c. A. Juniors (first team, third. Time
AIS 2-5.
Mile relay, open: First Regiment, of Chi
cago, won; Y. M. c. A, of Cincinnati, sec
| ond. Time, 3:4S As.
Putting 16-pound shot: B. Kirby, FRS
| Regiment A. A, Chicago, won; f. Speik
| Chicago University. second: Banks, Univer
sity Of Indiana, third. Distance, 80 feet
| inches.
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land. and a revival of all which Cleveland
as a leader represented the Reform Club
has itself become quickened. Moreover. IL
has been pecuniarily although Unexpectedly
prosperous. When IL was organized IL
bought the building and land which are the
home of it's club, never thinking that it was
thereby laying the seeds Of financial pros
perity.
But at the very moment that Colonel
Bryan was chatting at his hotel with his
somewhat infrequent visitors, the Reform
Club was in negotiation for the sale of its
building ard land. and at price which will
give II clear profit of 100000. representing
the appreciation in the value of this prop
erty. IL will receive in the neighborhood
of 1000 for this property. and with this
money proposes to buy or build a new club
house on upper Fifth avenue and to begin
at once political activity, having In view
the reputation OF the Democracy which
Colonel Bryan created crystalized and
the nomination next year of a candidate
either Cleveland or Parker. or some one In
full sympathy with the new Democracy
which is. after all. the old
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East VIII Not secede.

Charles III. Ebbetts, of Brooklyn, ex-
plained after the session of the bowling con-
gress what he meant by saying that the
A b. c. had not treated New York and
him right. He said at the Buffalo meeting
he was defeated for president because prox-
les were not voted and at Buffalo he was
defeated because proxies were voted. He
said he had no i'll feeling against the man.
ayers of the indianapolis tournament. but
could not explain why IL was the New York
bowlerS refused to enter the tournament
unless it was that they objected to the
loaded bali Mr.. Ebbetts said New York
would not secede from the A. Il. G.. and
would hereafter support it.
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executive committee may change the place
OF holding tournament and congress pro-
vided the city selected by the congress de-
faults in any of It's obligations.
Any association i'm the United States the
members of which hold annual club. league
or state tournaments where the American
in regular weekly or biweekly practice
games within the rules of the congress
shall be entitled TO membership in the con-
gress on compliance with the other require
ments.
On motion by Mr.. Langhenry 1t was de-
cided that the a. b. G. should be incor-
porated.
CAPTAIN .ANSoN'S AGE.
Near the close of the session of the con-
gress. when the vote for president was be-
ing counted, President Bookwalter called
on Captain Arson to tell the delegates his
right age. Captain Arson was equal to the
duty. and blushingly admitted that, like
Lincoln, he was born in log cabin. An
sons birthplace was in Marshall county.
Iowa, and the date of his appearance in
this world was April II. 1852.
Then members of the Detroit team that
burlesqued the Wrigley team and came
near getting into embarrassing positions on
Wednesday night were called upon to make
speeches. One of them, showing much the
worse for hard wear and who was intro
duced by President Bookwalter as Freddie
Gebhardt.' said: 81 don't know nothing
and therefore / can't forget nothing. But
there are one or two places in Indianapolis
we did not inspect.
Captain Arson, Mr.. Sawyer, of Cleveland
and many others lauded President Book
walter as being the best president the A.
Il. G. has ever mad. Sawyer said he was
one man who "could cut a mans throat and
make the man swear ii felt good" He said
a vote of thanks should be extended tC
Mayor Bookwalter. members of the In
n In Tournament Association
press for the manner i'm which the tourna-
ment and congress have been handled His
motion prevailed and three cheers were
given for President Bookwalter. Other
votes were taken that he was the best
that ever appeared before crowd of bowl
ers.
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Remaining in indianapolis POston1ce,
Thursday, Feb. re. 1903.

II not called for in two weeks these letters will
be sent to the dead letter Office Persons calling
for letters in the following list win please say
they are advertised give date of list. and pay
cent for those obtained. Free delivery OF letters
by carriers TO the addressees residence can be
secured by observing the following rules:
First-Direct letters plainly to street and num-
Der.
second-Request your correspondents to do like
wise.
Third-Have written or printed request for re-
turn on your envelope. giving street and number
Fourth-Use ink when addressing letters when
possible. and leave sufficient space at top OF en-
velope for stamp and postmark.
Letters addressed TO persons known 10 be tran
sient should be marked Transient in lower
left hand corner of envelope. "A. y. C.. General
Delivery, similarly addressed letters, are
fictitious" and not deliverable.
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DEMOCRATIC REFORM CLUB
A Bit Of Financial Prosperity to
Cheer It's Dreary Way.

One of the most impressive of the hints
Colonel Bryan must have received while
in this city came from a place where his
doctrines and his leadership were never
tolerated-a place across the street from
his hotel. The Reform Club. whose home
is on Fifth avenue. a few blocks north OF
Madison Square. has been in a condition of
desuetude since Colonel Bryan captured the
Democracy in 1896 From that club went
forth tracts and letters and speakers whose
arguments and banking view. In Cleve-
lands day the Reform Club was of infiu-
ence. both an educational and po-
litical institution, political I'm the sense Of
party management After Bryan DOM
mated his party the club became less of a
political. a free trade headquarters. Snd
more exclusively q social organization.
WIN tne uemo as :, tn Oh E .ne end OF
quickening Of the influence Of Grover Cleve-