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The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-08-31
SUBURBAN TOWNS OPPOSE THE BILL Said to Object to Greater Bir-
 mingham Scheme WISH MEASURE DEFERRED Citizen of East Lake Gives an Inter- view in Which He Says the
 Towns Are Not Ready
 to be Annexed.
WISH MEASURE DEFERRED

With the reconvening of the legislature tomorrow, many subjects of contemplated legislation having vital interest to Jef- ferson county will assume an acute form. The proposed consolidation of the courts of the county, with the creation of an ad- ditional judgship, and the effort being made to extend Birmingham's corporate lines, necessarily involving the question of annexing several incorporated subur- ban communities, seem to absorb public attention just now, to the exclusion of all other local subjects.
 It Is known that there are strong in- fiuences both for and against each of these measures, and that the law makers from Jefferson will meet many lobbyists on these two measures before the latter assume the form of statutory law, if they ever do.
 As to the Greater Birmingham question, T. Y. Prude. a prominent citizen of East Lake, said "It is known that all of the suburbs, with the possible exception of Avondale. proposed to be incorporated Into Greater Birmingham" are very much opposed to the movement at this time.
 East Lake.
 "The council of East Lake recently adopted emphatic resolutions of opposi- tion to the proposition, and a special com mittee. with Mayor R. N. Mckinley, chairman, was created to take up the subject with the other towns to be affect ed. Mayor John B. Burris of Woodlawn, Mayor J. L. Cole of North Birmingham, and Mayor Sydney Norwood of West End In addition to Mayor Mckinley of East Lake, have publicly declared their oppo- sition. Mayor W. R. Starbuck of Avon dale has not publicly defined his posi- ton In the matter.
 Tt is understood that the councils of the several municipalities at interest have reached a definite understanding as to the plan of procedure which really amounts to an organization. and that they will send representatives to Montgomery to present their side of the matter to the members from Jefferson
 Seven Years Hence. They confidently expect to be able to convince the senator and members of the house from this county that the subur- ban towns should not be absorbed until the meeting of next legislature. thus al- lowing them four more years in which to mature certainsplans of improvement and progress already under way. They contend that as the next legislature will convene three years before the federal census is to be taken, and that as the enlargement of Birmingham for its ef- feet upon the outside world is the chief object of the promoters of the idea of ex- panson for the Magic City, the suburbs should be given the additional four years asked for.
 Some suburbanltes severely resent Mayor Drennen's efforts to have their towns become a part of Birmingham without their will"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-08-31
NEGRO SLAIN MUST BE
 BURIED FACE DOWNWARD

to the place and ''give up'' to the police.
 Another peculiar circumstance came to light in this burial Although the killing was done Tuesday. the negroes refused to call in an undertaken until Saturday morning. In this hot weather decomopsi- ton sets in early, and when the under taker did arrive the body was in ter- rible condition.
 They had let the body lie until the spirit could haunt the negro man who killed the woman The undertaken states that 1t was one of the worst funerals he ever had to attend.
 Yesterday rather intelligent negro was asked about these superstitions and he said:
 That's right, captain. That man can't escape. The ghosts will haunt him until he comes back and gives himself up. If they had buried that woman with her face upwards he would have been all right, and would not have had to return, but now he can't escape"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-08-31
BURGLARS ENTERED
 THROUGH A WINDOW
STOLE $1oo WORTH OF PROPER " FROM c. w. BLAck-PlSTOLS AND WATCHES WITH GOLD CHAINS.

The residence of c. ". Black, at I'll North Twenty-sxth street, was burglar ized Saturday night and about s1oO worth of iewelry and other valuables were stolen.
 The thief is supposed to have entered through a window. He was not discovered and the theft was not known until yes terday morning when the stolen goods were missed The matter as then reported to the police.
 Among the stolen property was mans watch and a gold chain. a lady's watch, which also had a gold chain. pocket book containing g In cash, and pistol.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-08-31
VERY LOW RATES
To Baltimore, Md, and Return via
 Southern Railway.

Account Grand Lodge Odd Fellows, Southern railway will sell round trip tick etc to Baltimore September IS. 19 and 20 at rate one fare. plus $1 for the round trip. limited September 2s. 1903. By de- posting tickets and paying fee of s1 tick cts will be extended to leave Baltimore not later than October B. Round trip rate from Birmingham s23.25.
 For sleeping car reservation and de- tailed information apply Passenger Off, flee. Morris Hotel building, telephone GIT. J. c. Lusk. District Passenger Agt
 S-1-25t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-08-31
BROOKSIDE MAN
 LOSES LEFT EYE
BOTTLE OF GINGER ALE EX- PLODES AND PIECE OF GLASS STRIKES GEORGE DAVIS IN THE EYEBALL.

George Davis of Brookside was operated on yesterday afternoon at the Hillman hospital. his left eye ball being removed. He was brought to Birmingham yesterday at noon from Brookside where he met with very painful accident late Saturday night.
 He is bottler by trade and was exam ming bottle of ginger ale when 1t ex- ploded violently. A large piece of the glass entered the eye inficting so serious a wound as to necessitate the removal of the ball. He suffered much pain up to the time the operation was performed. but was resting easily last night.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-08-31
ADJUSTMENTS.
vaI.,s nEverlastIna Devils Auction"

,YaIe's "EverIastine Devils Auction"
 Charie H. Yale's Everlasting Devirs Auction, which is announced as present. ing the twenty-second edition of this really wonderful show-play, is now an- nounced as a forthcoming attraction al +ha 1efsersor theatre next Friday and Saturday and Saturday matinee
 Manager Yale states that most elaborate changes have been made in the latest eo'- ton, in the way of new and very capapie artists, magnificent scenic accessories superb costuning. attractive bauats, new ly imported European features, special and exclusive vaudeville novelties. ana inc most elaborate transformation scene ever presented in this country.
 The matinee will be a special bargain day affair.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-08-31
BEAUTIFUL SONG SERVICE
Brilliant Music Was Rendered at St.
 Johns Last Night.

The service of song at St. Johns Meth odist church last night is said to have been one of the most beautiful heard in Birmingham in many days. How Lovely Are Thy Messengers" from Mendelssohn's "St. Paul" and selections from Farmers B fiat mass were brilliantly sung. and Mrs. Chandler delivered a solo in fine style.
 Mrs w. c. Broadway is the organist and choir director of St. Johns. and her taste and ability are highly appreciated by the congregation.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-08-31
SUMMER TOURIST RATES
To Principal seashore and Mountain
 Resorts.

Southern railway has on sale round trip summer tourist tickets at very low rates to principal seashore and mountain re- sorts in the Carolinas and Virginias, also to eastern points. via coastwise steam ship lines. Final limit all tickets. Octo- Der Si. 1908.
 Write or apply passenger office Morris hotel building for Summer Home Fold er." rates, etc. J. c. LUSK. District Pas senger Agent 6-27-1
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-08-31
INDUSTRIAL AND ANALYTICAL
 CHEMISTRY.

The demand for practical chemists. grad uates of the Schools of Chemistry of the University of Virginia, exceeds the sup ply. All who have thus graduated within the past few years have been promptly To- cated as chemists for iron furnaces. phos-, phate works, sugar and oil refineries, or similar industries. An industrious and in- telligent young man, trained to study. can make the whole course in one year. For further information, apply to J. M PAGE, Chairman. University Station. Charlottes- vile. Va s-So-14t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-08-31
Mrs. Emma Merritt.

Mrs Emma Merritt, aged 75 years, died yesterday at 12l9 North Seventeenth street. The funeral serv,ces will be con- ducted from the residence this afternoon at o'clock and the interment will be in the oWodlawn cemetery.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-08-31
DEATHS AND FUNERALS
Charlie Holman.

Charlie Holman. aged 45 years, died yesterday at Avenue l and Twenty-sev- enth street. The remains will be sent to Wetumpka this morning on the Louis- ville and Nashville railroad.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-08-31
NOTICE.

Bids for Winter Uniforms for members of the Birmingham police department will be received in the office of chief of police until o'clock p. m., Thursday, September & 1908. w. B. WEIR, Chief.
 S-29-3t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-08-31

Alabama Brewing Go.
 Bohemian Beer. :"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-08-31

No home is complete with. out one-a Gas Range.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-08-31

A ride on the naphtha launch at East Lake will cool you off
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-08-31

Alabama Brewing Co.
 Bohemian Beer. "
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-09-12
Ser Saa oes Sames SBn@ebann.
@m nG9ften Rittrpo6 rpiro iiber benielben
Dor benz Sunbess Gomniiiidr perbanoelt
fperoen.

glm nd5iten MtittwO9 gOrmittug
tuirb bor 8unoes=@ommilIdr Wloores
Der Tal oes iriiden 6liidtling Sames
2Dn9ebaun alias S9omas Walib aber=
malls our 8erbanoluns tOmmen. Die
Grage, pelde Der @ommihdr au ent=
i6eioen bat, 1T, ob Sames 2pndebaun
alias SbOmas Walib Der Wtann 1T,
melder Die 8ritiide &egierung unter
Der 9ntlage ausseliefert gu baben
piini9t, Elm iiberftibrter uno
aus bem 3u4tbauie entiprun9ener
Strdflin9 gu iein. Splte Der Cont
miTdr in oieIem Slime enti9eioen, 10
tpirb er BEN 8efangenen an Siaats=
Setretdr Sap ausliefern.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-09-12
General We&ee seebrt.

General Mc&ee, Der @Ommanoeur
Der Snbiana gtatioual=8aroe, 1T bonn
Grie9s=Separtement in Waibington be-;
na6ri9tigt porben. baB er 5u einem
Der 8rieaoe=8enerdle bel Den 6erbt=
Mannpern srnannt tporosn lit.
General Guartiermeiaer Perrp lit
bon @eit YOint. &p., mo- er beri6ie=
bene arrangements fir Die antunft
Der Snoiana=Sruppen 9ettofen bat,
suriid9ete6rt.
Wfit Seulba1, oem 9ouisoile Sote=
Tier, tpel9er uuf Dem ManOberfelb fir
Das lsibli6e @Obl bes Generals Bates
unb isines Stabes iOrgen tuirb, bat
Serr perrD Elm uebereinfOmmen ge=
trOfen, pOna6 er Die 9erpfegun9 Der
175 Oifi3iere Der Snoiana=&e9ime
;u so @ents PRO Nabl3eit iibernimmt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-09-12

la9iere. lleber so puroen mebr ooer
peniser berlebt. Die i6limmifen 8er=
leBungen trug Der Nrbeiter Sohn Sale
oabon, bemielben purben Sano unb
glrm Sermalmt.
Greie g fabIieferung
Som l. October an miro bon 6art=
fOro Gitp aus freie pOitablieferung
itattfinoen. Sas 9lreal belduft Ii1 auf
Is 0uaoratmeilen nit elmer 8ep0lte=
ruus ban 500.
8runb # einlesuns elmer
Sibliotbet.
Sefferi ionbille. Nm nd6=
ten Samitas finbet bic @runbftein-
le9un9 gu Der bon 9lnoretu Carnegie
eeitifteten 8ibliotbef ftatt. 9lnldbli9
oieieS 6eites wirb bon ben Strsern
sewiinidt, oaB Der Siirsermeiiter
Sdwaninger einen balben 6eiertag
prptlantire. Die @eremonie Der
8runofteinleeune pirb I'm stpei llbr
Nadmittags burd Capt. %. g. @n9=
lib, Dem @rObmeiiter Der Snbianaer
6reimaurer, porsenommen peroeu.
Die 6eier tpirb bur9 Die Nntpeienbeit
bieler Jreimaurer, oarunter 8rOB=
Setretdr Cabin %. prater uno 8rob.
Sdabmeiiter Martin 8. &ioe berberr=
li9t perben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-09-12
6 nator 6anna a.

Glebelanb, g., II. Septbr.
Senator gamma ftellte Die ienfatiOnelen
8eri6te iiber einen &iidfaa uno @er=
i6limmeruns ieines Sefineens in ab-
re6e.
gr conferirte pisber nit elmer gro=
Ben @nsabI bon Seiu6ern in ieinem
Bureau. guf Die &ebe BON @larfe,
benz oemotr. Senats. .@anoioaten, er=
hilbert er porausiidtli5 am 19. Sept.
BEL @rDffnilns Der republ. @ampasne.
SDbtIi9 Der rwunbet.
8rasil, Snb., IL. Septintber.
@eoree Mc8ep tpuroe 9eitsrn @beno
2obi bon Sames pertrie our9 ei=
nen S9ub tDbtli6 ber:punoet. Seioe
iino gerslsute. sic serietben in einen
Worttps6isl in elmer @irtbi4aft uno
pertrie elite nod Sauie, hc!te cine
S6rotflinte unb feuerte aus nd4iter
Ndbe auf McgeD, benz Die reate @anse
uno elm She'll bss Salies tpeg9erilien
nurbe. psrtrie entflOb unb Der Sheriff
uno Elm NufsebOt iu4en nab ibm.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-09-12
Ssiel 9arm TIM Nidts.

Die Seuerpe9r tuuroe I'M Saufe bee
aeiirigen 9lbenbs breimal alarmirt,
bod naren Die gu l6i6enoen Seuer ni6i
bon gelang.
Ser erlte Nlarm, um 1925 ubr, riei
Die 2oI6manni9nft gu 8. Sobnion's
Wobnbaus go. 81 ". 9enrp Str.
2ampen @rploiOn. S4aoen unbe=
oeutenb.
8alo barauf puroe Die 6euermebr
su ben Stalluneen Der Snbianapolis
STAPLE & Saf Co., go. 81 Sf
South Str., eerufen. lleberbei3tet
Diem; fein S6aoen.
Ser lebte 9llarm INN a9 llbr rief Die
Geusrwebr gu Werioian= uno 20. Str.,
mo elm iogenanntes Bonfire" auf oe'
Strabe 5u I6iden mar.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-09-12
Snoiana MetboaiIten=go gonferen;.

Sn Der seitrieen @eriammluns
wuroe Die Wabl Der z 9slseaten fir
Die allgemeine @Onferens, wel6e I'M
Wtai nd9nen Snbres in Cos Nn9eles
ab9ebalten miro, bOrgenOmmen.
10 neue Ganbioaten purben gu Der
@onferen3 sugelaiien. Sieielben iinb:
SbOmas 5. @ilIiams, 9pman 6.
Wurr, Clarence &. Stout, Marion
McSper, pbilips gB. @orpa, GlOuos
9. SplOeiter. gictOr .. Sarsitt, Nllen
u. Selen, Somer Manuel, gilbert 90.
Sbielas uno SObn 9liber.
Sn Der in Der &cberts Yart Stride
abgebaltenen 8eriammlung BON 2aien
muroen fOlsenoe Selesatsn gu Der @s=
eral=@onferen3 erpdblt:
S. %. SbOmpIOn, Snoianapplis;
prOf. s. o. 2nnsoOn. @reencoiile; Or
3. y. Wt0rrll0l, 9artsolue; Sr. ..
s. Stepberb, pleaiantpille; Or. 5.
8. Safelman, &uibpila; SRI. u. M.
Wapmau, MOOres SiG; 6. Sc. Stop,
Seem 9llbanD.
gu StellOertretern ruroen espdblt
6. g.. Sarmitel Denomination. 6nrrr
@bitcOmb, Sbelbpbile; q. S.Ni6Ols,
Petersburg; @barles $ 9ubbe, Wti.
Ian; M. 8. &ssbes, Gbarlestopn; %,
8. Cooper, Snbianapolis; Seiie S.W
Ga 6Olette, Snbianapolis.
Sie 8eiitli6en erudbltsn gu Sele9a=
ten fir bic i'm Mai 1904 in Cos Inge=
los itattfinoenoen @Onferens s. %.
Burner bon @bansbille, @barles g.
Bacon BON Snoianapolis. s. s.
SooOriO9e bon Bloomington, %. &
Sallteao bon Snoianapolis, s. u
2emp, Secretdr Der @pnferena uno s.
6. @lippinger bon 8incennes.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-09-12
YeriOaal= =giOti;sn.

8efern beaing, bon ibren Dielen
6reunben unb Serpanoten nit 8liif=
pini6en unb @eibenten iiberbduft
6rau eleanor &aIb, @ittpe
unIeres shsmalieen Wlitbiirsers Senrp
&alb, in ibrer @obnuns go. 800 Sft
81. Soiepb StraBe, ibren 78. @eburts=
tag in b0lliser Sriide Deg 6Orpers unO
oes 8eiites.
Serr %. 8. million, Elm
alter 8iirger Der StaOt uno republ.
Mit9lieb Der Si6erbeits- -Seh0roe unter
Wnpor Sa9gart, but, BON einem S6la9=
fluile setroffen. phese i'm SiatOniiien=
SOipiial gefunoen. Der 3uitano oes
65 Sabre alten Patienten iit Elm iebr
bsbentli4er.
9lus ct. 2ouis fommt Die Na6ri9t,
bab Die bort BON ben Specialiiten Sr.
9. 2etpis uno Or. 8. 6. @ranoaQ an
prdi. Susb s. M c q NJ q II
BON Der biefssn 8. 81 s So. pOr9e=
nommene Nierenitein Operation iebr
eliidli9 perlaufen iif. iomie oaB 6err
Wc6opan ii9 auBerhalb aller @sfabr
befinoet uno baIo i'm Stanoe iein pirb,
oas 8ett ;u perlalien.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-09-12
Weit isinem Sooe
Gnoete Sobnion GIarf's Spree.

Sn Der Spnneriia9 Ja4t su ipdter
Stunoe mar auf Der Si9 6Our-pfabls
bride. tpelhe an Der prOipect Str. ben
pleaIant &un iiberipannt, Sobnlon
@lart, elm 25 Sabre alter lunser
Wanu bon go. 1915 Sartb 2lpe., in
tOotli6 perlebiem 3uitanoe aufgefun=
ben porben. @r mar uon einem 3uge
iiberfabren unb ihauerlih 5uaeri6tet
poroen. Senn oas linte Sein mar
ibm bonn Seibe eetrsnnt uno Der S4d=
bel mar ibm on mebreren Stellen ein=
eeoriift poroen. Sm itdhtiI4en
Sospitale, no er unter9ebra4t pDroen
mat. ftarb er geifern.
Man sebt urbl ni9t febl, tpenn man
annimmt, baB Suna=Glarf SelbitmOro
beging. gersits Dor einigen Woden
batte er ndmli6 periudt, fi6 bon elmer
Gar Der SSelbp Str. s2inie iiberfabren
uno umhrineen gu lahen, bod bate Die
Seiltesgegsnwart Oes betr. GOnoucteurs
bas @slinssn bieies SelbitmOto 9er=
iu3es bereitelt. llebsroies fano man
in @lart's SaI1en in Der Sonneritas
g1a9t einen &ebolper nit 3 9eleerten
9ammern, tporaus man i6liebt, oaB
er bOr ieinem lebten besperateu 8er=
iu6e, ii9 gu eri6ieBen beitrebt sepelen
mar. Cine S9uBtpunoe in ieinen1
O6erarms i6eint fir Die Hi6ti9teit
oieIer 9lnnabme su ipre9eu. Die 30
lisei fellte auBeroem fei, baB @larl
ieit @o9en ii9 auf elmer ausgerebnter
Spree befunoen bate.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-09-12
gieue Sutorporatiomsa.

@elfern tpuroen bic fOlgenben neuen
@eIeni9aftsn unb 6irmen incorporirt
Die columbia NatiOnal Sant"
Oatlanb @itp, @ibion @ountp; @api=
tai $25, ,000. Sirectoren: So6n W.
Steaoinaton. Walter 3. Gaaigan,
Wiuiam 8. Greet, Sobn .. &ea unb
Clarence @bitmnn, sllle bon Oatlanb
Gitb.
Die Smith grotbers S6Oe Cont
pann", Wariap, &osciusto Gountp;
Gapital $4,000. SncOrpOratOren UNI
Sireetoren: 98ilion 6. Smith, 2iSsie
Smith, BON Marion, unb @owarb 3.
Smith, BON Wariaw.
Sie 30. 6. Smith Shoe Company"
Warion; @apital $4,000. SirectO=
rem: Wilion 6. Smith, 2is3ie Smitf
uno Wiaiem 8. glotbier.
Die v2e 8oeuf Oil & 9as @om=
panp", portlano, San @Ountp; Gapi'
tai $4,000. Sirectoren: &eeb 2ino-
lep, SObn &. peiffsr, Charles j. 80
lamb, Seize @ooper, Samusl SOple uni
M. &. Maion.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-09-12
Gin @ser bon Serpertiu.

Ser Sof Der u. 8urOial Co., 9to.
423-5O3 Shb penniplpania StraBe,
mar beuts Morgen in einen See bon
Serpentin bertpanoelt. Gin md4tiser
auf einem Wasson befnblider nit
Serpentin gefiilter gebdlter bate eineii
2ef betommen uno Suii9en 6G0-7OO
Gdiier paren pdbrenb Der Naat ausge=
flOhen. Ser gerluit, tpslde1 Die Girmd
erleiost, miro Ii9 auf etpa $4,000 be-
laufsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-09-12
Sie SHUTS

Sie 6air=8riinoe tuerben mOr9en,
Gonntaa, 9ei9lOiien iein. gtur aus=
fteler unb ibre 9lnsefellten baben 3u=
tritt. 8isie Nnuronung 1T i'm Snte=
refe Der 2eute setroffen tporoen, pel9e
nuf ben @rdnoen bef6dfti9t iino uno
bur9:3ahlrei9e Seiu9er nur bon ibren
glrbeiten abgebalten tperoen miireen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-09-12
Wanmerdor : Samenbereim.
Die Septembers Sartie nasm einen prd9tis
gen Serlauf

Die 9sitern Na9mittag beraniialtste
Ssptsmber-Gartenpartis oes Wdnner-
dor -Eamenpereins erfreuts lib trob
Der i6piilen @itterung zines ausse=
5ei6neten 8eIu9es uno nabm ben oent=
bar f9onfen 8erlauf. Sie Irranse=
ments fir Die unter6altung waren bon
Der IL. Section: SRI. gmma Winte-,
GOri., uno 6rauen Otto gf. Grensel.
Oscar 6. &utber unb 9ouis S6asfer
uno SRI. 6lOra anOsre9s, aiiiitentin=
men, in pOllenoeter @eiie setrOffen
poroen, iooaB ale Samen einen iebr
persniisten une senuBrei9en 9taGmit=
tag perlebten.
Die 8epinnerinnen Der Iebr bibi6en
preiie waren folsenoe Samen
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-09-12
SbiHsnabrihten.

VI bgetahren:
Soutbampton: yNueufe 8ietoria"
ben 9amburg uaA Iew gOrt pia
@herbourg.
MObins: vNitOria" bon @lassOu mad
SEEM Yorf.
Ns,p gort: v@eoric" nad 9iperpOOl.
9iperpool: yGpmric" nad Seem Yorf;
yOeponian" na4 Sofon; gicto=
rian" nod SEEM Yort.
Nngeto men.
plpmputb: y0toltfe" bon Sem DOrt.
2iperpool: vGepic" bon SEEM Yort.
Meapel: vSUbensOaern" bon Stem 9ort
nah 8enua.
Queenstown: v2ucania" bon Stem
0orf, fir 2iberpool tpeiter. -
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-09-12
Soeialiiiiid)e Mrheiterpartsi.

Die Socialiftiide Nrbeiterpartei bdlt
morsen Nadmittag cine 8eriammlung
ab, in psl6sr pidtiss 9lnaelesenSeiten
erlebi9t perben iolen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-09-12
Seuertpeb 3 r d ef Sale. I

ct. 2ouis, Mo., II. Sept. =
ginsr Sepeide aus Sanias @itp 5u=
fol9e ift bort Gbef Sale BON oem Gan=
lag @itp 6euer Separtement beute
Otoreen plobli9 gefforben. Sale bate
nit einem She'll ieiner Wanni9aft
europa uno @merita bereiit unb iiberall
batten ibre 9eiifunsen 8ewunberure
erre9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-09-12
Sobtt gNeber'S @trtbidJaft,
go. 164 gNeit Nortb ctr.

ginebi.eiiae 8 m m II Ons=
Sirma bat cine WaggOnlaoung BON
625 Melonen erbalten, bon uelden
cine iebe burdi9nittli9 55 pfunb mog.
Sieielben famen bon Sobn 9olte's
Tarm Bel Oattoun, Snb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-09-12
Bauerlaubni s 9eine.-

gauerlaubni 5 i4eine.-
8. 9. Wrie6t, 216 q. Summit Ctr,
@nbau, s125.-S. s. elements, 3434
90. Capitol 9lpe.. Cottage, 81 ,470. =
=. 6. 6ritfitb, 824-44 N. @apitol
ape., &eparaturen, s175. = Grau 6.
aupp, Iep gOrf Str., 0ifli4 bon &u=
raj Cottage, s950.-Sr. 8. s. uno
6. s. Sooses. Meribian Str, 81, ,657.
-Snoianaoolis SOrie Sbow Gh'n,
Senate ape. uno 16. Str, Sau bon
Gib=SerraHen, 81, 300. = gla Sobn=
ion. @ottase Npe. uno Olipe Str,
Cottage, $3.50.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-09-12
GrOffauns Der Srbiaston Sdnle.

Sie Srbineton Sdulen tperben am
Wlontag i'm Norris 8ebdube er6fnet
weroen. gis CUR @r0ffnung beg neuen
S6ul=@ebduoes iinost fiir Die S9iiler
nur halbtd9lider unterri6t ftatt, uno
suar in ben tempordrsn 9Ocalen {:
Moore's glod unb 6inssburp's Slod.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-09-12
SoeialifiiAe Mr6eiterpartet.

Morgen, Sonntag, g}admittag's 8
l1br Notwithstanding Der section
indianapolis. 3immer 80, Sngals
Slof. Nnpeienbeit aller Mtitglieber
1T erfOroerli9.
Ser q aent.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-09-12
S1.25-0eeatnr nno suriid-S1.25
biQ g., 8 & 8. Sabr,

6onntag, Is. Septe nj ber.
Special=3ug perldbt Snoianapolis
um z Ibr Wloresns. &tdfabrt bon
Decatur um $40 Ibenos. @
perionen, melde ben 3ug beiteisen
ohne i'm Belts elmer Sabrtarte 3u iein,
mii6sn ren lccalen Tabrpreis beaablen.