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The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-06-23
Come Early for These

 have only to tap the trees lightly to bring the ripe fruit tumbling down upon your head in a veritable shower--it is so ready for picking. Sc White Check Nainsooks at Sc yard An assortment of desirable cheeks isc Heavy Bath Towels now iic each Bleached and unbleached zax4s inches oc Crash Toweling at 7c yard
 Brown color and of all-linen i7c nuslin Pillow Cases at i2'zc each Of good, heavy quality-bieached 6sc DoubIe-bed Sheets at 58c each
 No centre seam; size sIxoo inches f5c American dinghams at oKc yard A good variety of color effects nc White nadras at iSc yard
 Mercerized; beautiful figured effects soc to soc Satin Fouiards at 25c yard A good assortment of designs SIPS Black Eciiennes at soc yard Small, figures; A inches wide $l .oo Silk Grenadines at 6oc yard Plain black and black k-and-vhte; AS inch soc to 60c Dress Fabrics at 3oc yard Fancy Mohair Mixtures, Albatross and All-wool Shepherds Checks--al 40 inches wide tSc to 10c Lining Materials at Sc yard Colored satns and P ercaline-cdds and ends 5000 Century Refrigerators at S7 50 Made of thoroughly seasoned ash with galvanized wire shelves, removable drip pipe and swinging baseboard perfect circrIason of cold, dry air all the time. You will find some of these things in the Base meut; but most of them are on the first floor ask one of the hoorwalkers
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-06-23
soc Yale Hat Pins, 33c

Brooches, too. They are of ster- ling silver in seal and clover designs. Either would make an acceptable sou venir for some out-of-town friends.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-06-23
Sl.O0 Hand Bags at 7oc

The stylish Carriage and Peggy from Paris sorts which the yoans women have shawn such high favor
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-06-23

Cote, If: WinsIow, c; Barnes. If; and Jackson. D.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-06-23
25c Stocks at l0c

Chic anl dainty creations of madras, scrim and lace in quite variety of the newest styles.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-06-23

CRUSADERS CASTLE, K. G. E. Crusaders castle, of the Knights of
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-06-23
The Howe & StetsOn Stores
The Howe & StetsOn Stores


no fcl the bu h Hara1ta Thursday b tlaed h@ndo Thursday
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-06-23
Save Money on Upholsteries

You can go long way toward putting your home in cool, summer attire TOW at half the money you no doubt had intended to spend The Curtains especially have set merry pace For Thursday Sf50 and Sf75 Curtains, soc pair Of rufaed bObbinct, made good net with Ia ee edge and insertion.
 SI Muslin Curtains at 60c pair Pretty figures and polka dots, made up with plain rufe Fine Remnants now Sc yard
 Fresh, bright Muslns, Sikones and cretonnes, in one to three-yard pieces. Regularly to asc Thursday at 5c yard.
 S2 Satin-top Pillows at o8c
 variety of highly decorative effects with plain nearsilk bsck filled with soft silk floss, and finished with cord and tassels.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-06-23
Thursday Among the Shoes

As usual, it will be day of remarkable val- We intend that folks around here shall talk about us; and to make them talk, we are going to keep right on giving the best Shoes for the money in town These for Thursday: Women's S2 Oxfords at SI65
 Button, lace and butcher styles in black Lace style in and patent leather All and upo-datc shape and full range oi sizes
 WOmen's s and S3 50 Oxfords, Sl 25 Only few of hese and of in broken sizes They all the weii-known .sPatrcisn'' Shoes Women's White C. nsas Shoes, 75c Values up ST. 5o osfs<ssad boot styles, for women and misses.
 Women's Si. 50 Shoes at 25c
 or sturdy goaskiA extremely wei wearing; but thers only sizes zA, and s1s. Mems Sl 50 and $2 Slippers, ISc Red, black and tan in high and low-cut styles. They makers samples.
 Shoes worth up to S2-now 65c
 lot of broken sizes in all sorts of feathers and sycs few among them Fine picking for and misses, and also for men of small stature
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-06-23

Hens 25c Hose at l21sc
 English striped and figured effects that the up-to-date young man will like. Of cotton and lisle; and almost all of them are the regular asc quality.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-06-23

25c Handkerchiefs, l24c
 Not simply Handkerchie.s, but Pret- iily Embroidered HandkeFchiefs. A trihe soiled---the tub will easily correct that.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-06-23
75c Night Shirts at 55c

For men. Made or fne cambrlc, either plain white or with fancy front. Cut in full, generous proportions. 7oc Neglige Shirts, 60c
 Fancy colored madras, in light and dark color effects. One pair of detached cuffs to match.
Arizona republican., 1904-09-01
POSSES ARE OUT.

Kemmerer, Wyo., Aug. 31.-Two heavily armed posses are now in pur- suit of the robbers, who, carly today, held up the express messenger of the Oregon Short Line passenger train and took a package containing $90O. The marshal said today that he was posi- tive of the identity of the robbers and was confident he would have them soon in custody.
 A scuffle attending the robbery last night attracted the attention of the station operator, and a number Of 1yyitchmen across the tracks. They rushed toward, the express car, but were immediately compelled to throw up their hands. After the robbers had secured the money they marched the express agent, operator and switch men into the express office, locked them up and disappeared.
Arizona republican., 1904-09-01
OVERLOOKED THOUSANDS
Robbers Got But a Small Part of the
 Express Messengers Wealth.

Cheyenne, Wyo., Aug. 31.-Upon the arrival of the Oregon express on the Oregon Short Line at Kemmerer, Wyo., at o'clock this morning, four men stepped out from the shadow of the building near the depot and as soon as the door of the express car was open ed by the messenger, two of the men held him up, while two others stood off the station agent. A package con- taining s9O0 to pay off the employees of the Kemme1er coal company was de- manded and was given to the robbers, who disappeared.
 The robbers are believed to be em- ployes of the coal company, who knew of the arrival of the package as they made no further search for other plum der. 4 package containing S1SOO0 for the Cumberland Coal company was not disturbed.
Arizona republican., 1904-09-01
ELPASOPRINTfRS' STRIKE
The Newspapers and Job Offices Are
 Temporarily Tied Up.

Fl Paso Tex, Aug. S1.-Forty print CTS employed in the various newspaper and job offices here struck tonight, causing at least a temporary suspen- sion of the printing business through out the city. The proprietors are band ed together and have sent in various directions for non-union men to take the places of the strikers. The publish CTS of the three dailies state that they will issue as usual in a day or two and will manage not to miss a single num- Der until their men arrive.
 An effort of the job printing offices to work their men nine hours a day precipitated the strike.
Arizona republican., 1904-09-01

Painful swellings in the groins, red erup- tions upon the skin, sores in the mouth and loss of hair and eyebrows, are some of the symptoms of this vile disease. $. s. S. is an antidote for the awful virus that attacks and destroys even the bones. g. s. S contains no Mercury, Potash or other mineral ingredient We offer SI ,ooc for proof that it is not absolutely veget-
Arizona republican., 1904-09-01

meter hurdle in 2-5 seconds for the Olympic and worlds record. Hillman was forced the entire distance by Frank Walter, of the Milwaukee Ath- letic club, who finished second. and in the excitement of the race Hillman failed to clear the last hurdle clcanly and the barrier fell to the ground, dis qualifying his record but not affecting the result of the race.
 The POO meter run again brought out a field of record breakers. Archie Hahn, of the Milwaukee Athletic club, won the first heat in the record time of P 1-5 seconds. He fought the dis tance with w. J. Cartmell of Louis- vile, Kentucky, and only won by inch es. The final heat Che distance by American measurement of the 200 met CTS being 21S.73 yards) resulted in the lowering of the Olympic record Ey three-fifths of a second Try Hahn.
 Perikles Kakousis of Athens, Greece, had everything his own way in lifting the bar bell. Kakousis won the event
 by lifting a weight of 1S6 pounds. Ka- kousis then went after the Olympic
 record, which is also regarded as the worlds record. He first lifted two
 hundred pounds, and then had the weights adjusted at PAS pounds, four ounces more than the record made by the Danish athlete, V. Jansen, at the Athens Olympic in 1896.
 Ralph w. Rose of the Chicago Ath-
 letic association, played havoc with the
 Olympic and worlds records in the 16-pound shot put. His first essay
 buried the Olympic record annd came within two inches of the worlds rec ord He tried twice more before he | succeeded in breaking the latter with put of 4S feet ' inches. The former Olympic record was 46 feet SIS inches made by R. Sheldon of the New York
 Athletic club at Paris in the 1900 re- vial of the Olympic games, and the
 former worlds record was 4S feet inches.
Arizona republican., 1904-09-01
NOT M'CHESNtY'S YEAR
He Finished Next to Last in the Twin
 City Handicap.

New York, Aug. 31.-In hard drive Caughnawaga, at 3 to 1, won the Twin
 City handicap, worth $13,000 to the winner, at Sheepshead Bay today, with Dainty second and Graziallo third. The mile and quarter was run in the fast time of 2:O5. McChesney, who won this stake last year. defeating Harmis, was made the favorite today, on the strength of a very fast trial but was always out-run, finishing next to the last. The start was bad, Dainty be- ing practically left at the post when the barrier was sprung. Gunfire went to the front in the first few strides and led the field a hct pace. Rounding into te back stretch, she was leading by d length over Caughawaga, with Hurst Park in the third place. At the far turn Burns sent Caughnawaga up to the leader. Dainty, who gradually closed up her lost ground, raced into third position on the far turn. Coming into stretch Caughnawaga was lead ing, but Dainty was not to be denied, and in hard drive, which lasted from the head of the stretch to the wire,
Arizona republican., 1904-09-01

able. Home treat
 ment book giving the symptoms and other interesting and valuable infor- nation about this disease, III ai1ed free. Our physi- clans advise free those who write us. Atlanta Gn
Arizona republican., 1904-09-01

CaughnGwaga won by half length.
 Artfui, winner of the futurity on Sat urday, today added another victory to her list hy winning the S10,OGO great lilly stakes. Artful and Rose of Dawn were coupled in the betting and held at prohibitive odds of to 15. Artful and Belle Strome, an added starter, ran close together to the stretch, where Artful drew away and won by half length in the fast time of Ill 3-5, which is one-fifth of second faster than her time in the futurity
Arizona republican., 1904-09-01
WHEN GREEK MET GREEK
Breaking of Records in the Olympian Games.

' St. Louis, Mo-, Aug. 31.-Today, in Ithe third of the 1904 Olympian games, one worlds record fell before an Amer 'ican, three Olympic records were brok-
 en, the Iaurels going to two Ameri- cans and a Greek; and one Olympic and worlds record was broken, but owing to an unfortunate accident tho
 time will not be allowed in the latter
 as an official record. Hillman, of the New York Athletic club, ran the 400
Arizona republican., 1904-09-01
OF COURSE HE WILL SPEAK
hr. Bryan Offers His Services to the EE5 Democratic Committee.

New York, Aug. 31.-Secretary Urey Woodson of the democratic national committee has received a letter from Wm. J. Bryan, in which Mir. Bryan says he will be at the disposal of the demo- cratic committee for campaign pur- poses during the month of October. MT. Bryan indicates that he would prefer speaking in the west, mostly in Indi- ana.
Arizona republican., 1904-09-01
Coast Specials via "THE OILED ROUTE"

One night out to either Los Angeles or San Francisco. The only "one night" line to Frisco. We give you choice of routes. Either via Los Angeles, or through the beautiful San Joaquin Valley.
 Los Angeles, San Diego, Coronado Santa Barbara and Southern
 Tickets on sale Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday of each week. Limit Nov. 30th.
Arizona republican., 1904-09-01
STOCKS,

Atchison, sO7s; pfd., 90A; N. J. Cen tral, 16S; C. x O., 3S%; St. Paul, 1SO; Big Four, 75; c. 6 &, 15A 1st pfd.. 493s 2d. pfd., p; Erie 281s Manhattan. 1547s; Metropolitan, 119A; Mo. Pac, 9615; N. Y. Central, 122A; Penna, 124% St. l.. & s. F., 2n pfd., 5S3s; s. F., 561s: U. r. 93; Amalg. copper, 565s; sugar. 131 Anaconda. IS; U. $. steel, 122l; pfd., G11@; w. U. 892..
Arizona republican., 1904-09-01
BEARS DRUG STORE
 Opp. City Hall.

Mail orders are filled promptly.
Arizona republican., 1904-09-01

Chairman Taggart says that the committee has not yet taken up the subject of MT Bryan's itinerary and 'r is not known whether he will speak in the eastern states, although there have been several requests from different To- calities that if MT. Bryan enters the campaign he should make one or two speeches in Connecticut and New York.
Arizona republican., 1904-09-01
THE COMMERCIAL WORLD
The Stock Market Shaping Itself Up
 for Labor Day.

New York, Aug. 31.-The stock mar ket today bore the usual ante holiday aspect. Price movements were rather irregular and business was in light vol ume.
Arizona republican., 1904-09-01
ANNUAL SALE. TEN MILLION BOXES
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Arizona republican., 1904-09-01
BONDS.

U. s. ref. 2s. reg, 1O45s; coupon, 1O52s i; U. s. ref. -3s. reg, 1O5; coupon, 1O51s: U. S. new As. reg, 191A; coupon. 131M i; U. s. old Is. res, 1C5A; coupon, 1O73s.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-26
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iou, Wdbhen. = patrid uno Marr
Carr, 1915 8. 16., MdoHen. -Sobr
unb 2orina Wance, 432 8. 3cuiRana,
Wdbnen. -9obsrt unb Wionn gibbs.
511 Nraie. Mdbaen. = 2orsn unb Ga,
bosea 7ruitt, 1915 pleaiant, 2nabe.
= Grant uno Wap 0sn, 1888 of
Waibington. - Grso unb Silie gren'
nan, 1910 80. o., 2nabe.-Winiam
unb @oie groois, 9l0 9sbiqs, Wdb'
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SIG Germania, Wdb@en.- Sohn uno
Nsttie etamm, 1918 Mifturn. Mdb.
den. - Wiliam unb emma Withsl,
534 g!smard, 2nabe. - Charles unb
ellie Glart, 422 g. Warman, 2nabe.
|-So6n unb Ollie Winiams, 903 Ere.
mont, Qnabe.- SoIspt unb 9sna 9u.
liea, ia 6olmes, 2nabe. - German
unb gnna @ufti. $40 Fremont, 4nabe.
-SObn uno Glide Wurpbp, NationaI
Roao, 3nabe.
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4noop.
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gretp.
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2sringnton. - Wslie D.e9aHerip, 25,
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II %. 13.-Sulia 9bomas, 70, 213
OF South. - Wartba Warrenbrrg,
1850 6arbins. = Soiepb gmmin9er,
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-26

Wm. gbeifsr, Elm farbiger Mrbsite,
Der Sinier . 9auis giIeneieBerei az
MiRouri Ctr. unb 2entudp Nbsnus.
puroe seftern Wittag bon benz 3sit'
gu&fnbrer Der Girma g0is y. SteparI
ms @sf&t ssi3Ohen, jeboA ni&1
lebenseefdbrli4 bermunbet. Siti,
SnieBerei mar oas gnbe elmer 1sib'
bon Werwidluneen uno omar cine bur4'
aus 3ufdQ:ge, elm llnslndsfal nit BEN
fpri&u6rtli9en .unselaoenen &C.
usbr." DEM Elm anosrer Mrbeite,
bate bon babsim feinen @epoluer nit
gebraHt, um bsnIelbsn benz Wormnnnl
0p. Busting 3u Ieiben, Der iibsr msb'
rere Musraubunaen fsinss 6nbner'
ffaQss eetlagt bate. Gbeifer batte I'D
erboten, bes WOrmanns 0lbnerbaui
tpdtrenb Der ni2iten Ndnte 3u Be-
f&irmsn, uno 3u benz gebafe bate be,
nnosre Mrbeiter ieinen Rebolber mitae.
hracbt. Mls Busting ben Rspolpel
prifte, bate er bic 2abuns entfernt &c.
babt.
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selaben tporoen mar = unb 3rpar obnt
Wormifen hss gu9fabrers = ergrif
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fen, uno babel erbielt Gbeher cine au-
gel In oie 8ade. Der Wsrpunoets
wuroe i'm Dispeniarium bon Or.
JeIfries berbunoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-26
anssbli& BEN Gnse nabs.

3. D'2earp, Elm Gpanner eIectri.
i&er 2eitunssordbts, osr tiir5li& untsr
Der Mntlaae uerbaftet wurDe, burG
Gubtritte unb. anbsre Mibbnnbluneen
ben Cob ieiner Grau i'm Ware@al
6oufe an Der Worb Mlabnma Ctr. Der.
nnIabt ~ taben, ME ber3eit beri&tet,
mubte seffern aus benz gsfdnsn'He ms
Hdbtii&e 0oipiiaI lbsrfItrt tuerberl, bd
Ct an Nerptnfieber uno 2ungeneutjiin.
bune 70 bebenlli& erlrani III, bob man
Isinen LOB befhr4tet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-26
Su Seymour bom Soos credit.

Su Sepmour IN aeffsrn i'm Babn.
bofe Der Snbiana Soutbsrn @p. Co.,
no er auf einen 3ua tuartete, Der Jpn
bierher surhdbringsn iolts, Der 90.
jdtrise Wepton Ti@oIs BON No. 8l3
Buchanan Str., 1ruoer bon 0errn g.
q. TiHoIs bon Der Wi&ols.2rua &c.,
pl0Bli& bonn xOoe babinasraft tpcroen.
Or erlag elmer 0er3Idbmun9. Ct mar
nod Seymour aereiff, um einiee pri.
pat'@sfddfte fur ieinen gruosr 3u sr.
lebiaen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-26
SnssnSli&e Giieubabnoiete
BON ben 0stsetiUs uni4aOli9 sema4t.

Bon ben Detectips Wanning uno
Simon tpurbe geffern cine 8nnbe
iuesnbli9sr Gisbe uni&dbli& semu6t.
tueIne gis.nbabn.D iebfdble ipfema.
tif& bstrieben baden iollen. Die Bur-
f&en, bic i'm Utter bon Is BIS Is Sab.
rem raneiren, inb eOl Worris, Grsb
Wbsu, libel Coleman unb @oue 2pons,
farbis. unb Mrtbur0ammel unb 6arrp
Rsnnor. weiB. Sie fins bei4uloigt,
porsefern einen Big Gours@ aagon in
Bigger 0iQ srbrO&en unb aus oemIel'
ben sine Wenes 7abnf fOtuie cine arobe
Mujabl bon 1uIsban' unb fcnfisen
sport.MrtiteIn seftcblen Su baben.,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-26
YefalN@ss.

Sn benz poifantueifunss Osparts.
ment Der siefa.n poRoffiee iuurben
am M1ittwo& Sl2, 527, IA auf 1904
Mn,ueilunss1 ausbe3abIt; 207 NIT
etnem @~sfammtbetraae bon 81. 700
wurDtp aussefelt. xk.,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-26
sluf benz eeiteawes bsrnnsli6t.

Roscoe Barnett, Elm an Nelauars
uno Wabafb Ctr. Iosirsnbsr Wai&i.
NIP, ftarste seitern qbsnb auf BEN
i4lhpfrigen Seitentuese Dor benz Ocei.
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bru@ ju. Ut iuuroe bon Or. Sshriss
per ambulan3 beimsei&uft. l1ebri'
gems uieet Roscos feline 248-25C
pfunb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-26
...Gtmas Ueues...

Dir baben bei@lonen, gae pei9e HinfIi9es
Gas sebraa9en, NIT Voraus5ablungs Netern
80 perieben, obne Elm Depofit ~ p~erlangen.
@ir ftenen bic wertinbuns NIT Der Saupt'
~eeitunssrobre ber. ebenio ieten mir einen Me'
ter auf uno tiefern bas Sos fir einen Dollar
per Iauieno. Die einjise Berednung bic mir
MAIDEN, TT fir bic Werbinbungsrobre non Der
@runoeigentbums $ Grenje bis CUR Gtele bee
MeterS. 9Dir sarantireu, bab bieielben gu,
f-ieoenbeit geben.
Sir Rdberes ipre9e man In Der Office Dor.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-26
Wteprt8er NabrpretS
mad indianapolis iiber bic Venn.
fnIuGni0 Qinie.

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in @nbetrd&t Der soutbern Snbiano
leaders Mhreiation" WeriammIung,
Greurfons< Biqete nod SnbianapolIs
iiber bic Yenniplbania Qinien berfautt.
SIR gin3eInbeiten, 3eit Der 3iee, etc
tuenoe man fd an Die 9oeaI 9idei
aeenten Oieier 9inien.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-26
Mns Dem Srrenaibl entiprauSen,

Die SrrenaIpl-0 erwaltuns bat &C.
tern bic poli3ei anf einen geifern Wcr'
gen aus Der Mnfalt entiprungenen
patienten Namsns gbtuare Wapfelt
81 fabnbsn, Ger aus grotprl @ounit
famsat, iibsr 6 Tub arOb 1T uno flu
esfdbrli9 gilt.
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Mms etabt= mub GonHtb=S er=
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bon ben M!snitseten eema&ten Dor
fdldas fhr bic bauli&en WerbeHerunsen
bss f6bt. 0ospitnIes erDrtert unb GEE
biligt tuoroen tparsn, fi4 enti&lohen,
bonn Gtaotratb cine SpecialsMppros
priatIon bon $15. 900 bis &c. 900 5u
berlangen, Inn bisie brin9enosn Wers
beiisrun9en ausfhbren ju iOnner. Dor
Mlem banbelt es f4 UNI bic @inrid'
tung zines neust 6ei3unqssS pfems,
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erneuter Riagen iber Saumieligteit
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pxbrenb bic Hispeniariums.Mm bulans
bel allen llnfdQen etc. 0llfe leifer foQ.
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genbeiten.
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bat Der nSnoianapOIis 9ructiOn &
Terminal Co." bas Rsnt srt1eilt, bic
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bier fsbr psripdtst eInsstrOHsn 1T, bat
bon unierem Wapor 6olbman Oas
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soaiiation Der bisiaen 0auHyer, isber
bersn Mbfi&ten msbrfa4 beri&tet tuor'
ben TT, uirb beute Mbeno In elmer !.
bersn Weriammluns In Der Office bon
o. %. gummins & 90. an Der Warps
Lamb Ctr. berpoliommnet tuerben.
nensmertb
GeIb5ug.
Der ffdbtiiHe MilG.Snfpsctor 8. 9.
1elm erhob 9effern bier uerinieoene
Mntlaeer eeeel bic .Snbianapolis
Creamery Co." tusser Wertaufss unn
minbermertbiger Wild, bas beiBt 3usi
tusosr Wsrinufes bon Wild, uel6s
ni@t hen poraef9riebenen p~rocenifub
bon Wutterfett bate, unb 3tuei tueaen
Vertaufss bon ngemii2ter" WiIa, Obne
oaB bic aannen entfpre&enD nit Der
aufl9rift .SiimmsO WiIi" mariirt
iparen. wis fur ben GaI poraei&rie.
ben 1T.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-26
Geo. Rerrmann,
9euti&er Qei@em6efatter,
20. 26 Slb 0elatpare Strabe.
ZeIeptou Oil.


llmsgoeen pon 400 Nan. gpe. mad 359
Wah. Mpe. NIT einem %pouftdnbigen Vortatb
fsiner RIeiber fur s erren, Rnaben unb 2inber
ebenio cine gro6e NuswabI pon efuben,
Often uno 6errens2ltiifeIn au bea niebrigiten
Yreiien In Der Stabt. Vile 6reunbe iinp AZ
einem geiuh e~ingelaben. Die Nwmmer niht
su pereeien $50 MaHaHuietts Nue.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-26

eoeaLWetterbert6t,
Jortfabrsnb u~nbefdnbises Wstter Reeer
oesr ednee beute Mbenb unbe am eamitas.