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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-07-15

Tho Beard Of Parlons transacted con-
siderable business Wednesday after
noon.
VIM. Adams who had becn SEM I'M
fnr two years for burglary committed
along til" Central Pacific was p%ardoned.
Adams Is having quite a streak OF luck.
In addition 70 bcing restored to free.
dom hc has just fallen heir to about
sir,COD lcfl him ny a tie ceased relative.
L"sii" Douglas, Of Dayton, sent from
Churchill county for ten years, for cat.
Il" stealing was p%nTdoned.
y. l.. L0ckwood, sen, for lS months
from Douglas county, for assault with q
dcndly weapon. Pardoned.
The application of Ben Morris was not
III form and was therefore ignored. II
was merely III the form of n prayer from
his mother, and the law requires certain
f"rmnlitieg to lie gone through with
which were rot observed.
The application Of one Roth, sentenced
to three years Tor burglary, was denied.
I'll" application Of Pickett, Of Washoe
county, for selling whlskey to lndiaps
was incorrectly reported heretofore as
having been denied. He was given his
freedom.
John Richardson, three years for for
gerry. P~ardoncd, to take effect October
18th.
w. l.. Scott, five years for assault
with u deadly weapon. Pardoned.
Willie Andrcwe, | urglary. from IIaw-
thoinc, An lndlIu, continued, the cvi.
dcncc at tho trial not beng available.
Tho Board will probably take up the
case Of Andrews OF Monday next
Carson News.
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F2)M Fridays DAGLT.
Salmagundi.

Judge brown returned last night
from Reno.
Assessor Hooper Of Eureka county
came up from Palisudo this morning.
The call for the Democratic and Sill
the first page.
Hunters and fishermen will find some.
thing interesting in the notice of the
Remnant Company elsewhere.
Tho Dclnmar Lode says that the resi-.
dcncc OF j. Price at Phoebe was burned
cd Tuesday morning. \ little Indian
girl, whose mother had como to Sal,
Lake WIN burned to death in the house,
Last Saturday night Winucmuccu
celebrated the nomination of ia Igc
Parker with bOniircs, fireworks and
music. Tho Winncmuccana are true tc
the Democratic faith.
Tho attention al ulcmbcrs Of IL.
Democratic County Cnmmmlltcc H. cal
led to II notices u meeting cIscw here il
this issue. Every member should b,
represented ut the meeting.
Dom Paul, tho grand old man Of In,
Bocr Republic, died at ClarcnR, Swi;zcr
land Thursday morning OF pneumonia
iI,s remains will 10 .ukcu lu hia owl
country md laid beside those ~ hi.
wife
Three employees OF the ndmissiom dc
pnr'mcut 81 the Worlds Fair were mr.
rented yca,rrdny, md hell pending ~
Investigation int" what il believed ia b,
n gigantic conspiracy .o rob the cxprer
ton company 10y The switchi'n: plck nm,
second sHlc Of genuine tickets, and tlu
wide circulation Of counterfeit ndmis
sion cards. The indications ARE that
large number ot employee in tho nduiie
nion department are in The ]COngpiraC,
Shortly before 10 u'cloclS yCatcrda
forenoon q Tire started in tho ropo houa
at tho Union mino In Virginia City an
: and spread rapidly Ia the main buiidin,
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An cnicrant train, consisting OF four
'onr'horse wagons, spent two DAYS in
Eureka this week. There wore quite a
number III the party, which come from
southern Utah and were oh their way
to Churchill County to take up land and
make their homes i'll the arid district
now beng reclaimed by the Govern
menis great irrigating system.-Scutiuel
There - u ilSic story told II DR..
"innerStnn Ingram that is very like
That OF Il mIthicpl bishop and tile cat.
eIp'linr. Having invited my boy or
girl III hls audience at Steuney To ask
hhM il question. he was met by this 4:
0ti"itse Fir, why did the angels walk up
ANA dow jacobs Ladder when they
had wIngs!' IL is said that DR.. Iugrnm
as 'arcd 10y saying; what little boy or
girl wnuld like to answer this?--L,u.
don News.
II extreme length ~ Texas. the
largest state, is go and its breadth 7t5
lille, comprising an area Of 30, 7sO
square miles. 1t has 2i3 counties, 1850
VOo acres OF Improved farming land AMI
ihrm property Of the value Of SGG22, 600.
oCp. Ia number ui it, farms is 352, leo.
Perhaps the most remarkable bridges
III the world ar" the Kettle bridges. ot
which CossacN suldicr are expert build
ems. The materials 81 winch they are
constructed are the soldiers lancvs and
cooking kettles. Seven or eight lancce
are passed under the handles Of Il mum.
Der OF kettles and Fastened together by
means "f ropes Ia form "a raft. \ suiii.
cI"nt number Of these RATS, each u'
winch will bear a weight ~ hall "a ton.
are fas.,"ucd together.
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FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY
Salmauundi.

Judge Brown went to Reno last night
on number >.
\ lovely day after the big rain ycstcr.
LAY.
f.. A.. =. johnson Of Tuscarora Is in
toxin.
Prof. T.. T.. Wntrcy has been re.
elected principal 81 the Reno schools.
Tho labor ~uainns.in the western part
Of the State will celebrate Labor Day
IN Virginia City.
w. Il, Payne, representing the Cham.
hcrlnn Medicine Company gave this ~.
tic" y very pleasant cal This afternoon.
Mrs. Geo. II. Greenfield received Il
telegram yesterday that her father WIS
worse. She left Tor Carson Valley last
last night
!. =. Srott got ~ from the %1runcau
basin yesterday Afternoon. He says he
hnd a very vet time coming in.
Mr.. J. W. Thompson sold tho Elephant
livery stable and saloon to-day tn john
Green. Tho consideration IL sni! "a
have been 81. 100.
Tho cnec o: the state ve. Harry Dunn
charged with threatening to do bodily
harn 'n sumc Hh""p hcrl"rR, wns con
tinurd today until ID O'Clock Tuesday.
The ComFtock Tunnel Compnny has
been awarded u contract to run II drift
I 1850 frct in length from ;lc Su;ro tun,
mel Ia tap the Brunswick lode. Tho
drift will tap the lode at u depth Ot
about 100 feet.
MIR. Ramsdcll, the photographer. vii
rcmniu IN Elto until August lst. ThogC
wanting first class photographs mt re
duccd rates should call on him bcfor,
that time
-. q. ". Stephenson, optiCiuu will he
in l,lko July II ii III to oXamin,
your c,ca and III !ircCiacl"n ESamina
ton frc" will bc nj Commercial iiutcl.
Tho examination nf applicants "a
teachers certificates IL being held nj IN
Cuuit liunac. Miss Selma ~IInrdcsiy q
jack Crccl, IL the only applicant, Sh
10 taking the examination Tor Grammn
Grade. Mas Clara Tabor aud Geo. 4
Greenfield are on tho Board Ot ESamin
era.
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FROM MONDAYS DAILY.
Salmagundi.
Nurrah for Parker and Davis.

Inrrnh FOR Parker and Davia.
Frank Curi"aux md +. \. I'ulkcrson
came up from Bcowawo yesterday,
s. Mnr-ha, Emmitt died ~ san
FrHnciern Saturiuy moruaug. \ more
'N."nd"d notice will appear tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrington and Frank
Echrcy hnh family returned from the
En9t Saturday mr@hi
\ thun Ter ahowor this Afternoon laid
The dust and fr"shcncd up the nimoB-
phrrc
Pave CHPpcr comes tngihc front with
hn interesting nd Tor The lndics. They
ct tho reduced prices.
Tho largest circular saw IN the world
ha1 ju7t been mn1r III Pmlnlclpllia. II
IL govcD frct four iuclra in diameter,
and will hn u'cI to cut r,,nn stumpH IN.
Ia Ehiuglc buits.
Tho 81. Jpuig convention nominated
EN.ScIuItpr Henry q. Davis ~ West
Virginia for parkCr's running mate.
Tho nomination WA malc ON the fret
BALI II near Tho end Of mn exciting eeeeiou
lasting until l:3n o'clock Sunday morn,
Ing.
Sunday morning IA No. I waa coming
through Pnlinnlc cnnyon il ran into 4
lnndcnr londcd with section men. One
VI the mon hal u ire broken mud mn
other VIVA considerably bruised. Tho
man with u hr"krn lcg wna put IN tho
tram and taken Ia the railroad hos
pitnl ut Ogden.
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Tho coroner visited the place whore
The remains were discovered and held
IN inquest, y thorou.h search OF the
clothing was made but aside from the
note book nothing was found. In the
|, nshes Of the fire which had been kindl-
ii under the dead mans head. were
found comc barn. leather and u piece OF
chain. similar 20 the cham on a la1y's
purse. Tie deceased was IN elderly
man and had 4 long, thick beard.
Upon further investigation the coro.
ner's jury found That Il maj by the
name of Manning had beer prospecting
III the hills in that locality a few months
before, but tint he had not been seen
Tor ut lpast two months. lie did not
answer to the description Of the murder.
ed man, ~hewever, which fact + strength.
eiIei the theory of the murder.
y motive for the crime has not been
learned and will probably never be re-
vealcd, but evidently the old man had
discovered II mine and his murderer
had killed him i'll order to gain posses.
sion Of it and keep the secret.
Tho verdict OF the jury WIS That the
deceased came to his death from the
hands Of an unknown murderer, which
leaves another terrible tragedy undis.
closed and sealed perhaps, forever.
The body OF tho old prospector was
buried where he had died, in the hills
IN which lie had sought fortune and
found II death mt the hands OF an TN.
known assassin.-Reno journal.
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nsk the rcadcrs Of this paper who are
suffering with indigestion or dyspepsia
Ia call ON him ut once aud get u bottle
Of K"dul Dyspepsia Cure. II you knew
the value az this RENE " m We know il,
You would not suffer another day.
kOdol Dyspepsia Cure IL u thorough iii
rcstant and tissue.huiiding toEic ~ well
1t la endorsed personally 10y hundreds
OF people whom IT has cured Of indi.
gcst'on, dyspepsia, pnlpitaiinn "f the
heart and stomach troubles genera us
hodoi Dyspepsia Cure digcsts IA
You eat. It. il pleasant, palatablc and
strengthening.
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w. J. Bryan has recovered irom his
Illness anu has gone to his home at LIN.
coin. Before leav.ug ST. Louis his
friends announced that he would can.
vnss Missouri during the mpairn.
! Brya is no kicker. Hes alright.
The case OF KING va, McKissick. winch
occupied the U. S. Court at Carson for
three days, was decided Saturday eve
ming, the jury rendering Il verdict for
the defendant. King brought suit for
$4,000, alleging libel.
Bourke Cochran, New York's clio
quent Congressman, says the chances of
ParHcr's success are very bright. II the
Democrats of the country will Iny aside
their qurrrel> and get into the iisht to
win, Judge Parker will he the next
President.
y telephone message has lust been
received from the bedside OF Fred
Dnngberg, Senior, tina: he is very near
deaths door this afternoon. MIR. Dang
berg has been sick for some weeks, and
his recovery Is doubtful-tIrsun News
The grand jury OF Esmrraliu county
failed to find I'M indcctmrut ugains.
Howard Sharpe who killed Curt Ken
dali at Goldiield last spring and ir WAS
discharged from custody. Krplcr, who
shot Arnold Mayer at GoldiielI last
March, was indicted for assault with in.
tent to kill. His whe-cabout~ are un
known.
Tho bond OF s'0.CoO required by the
Court Of \. l.. Cotant, Administrator
Of the Estate Of Edwin Olcll. deceased,
was furnished Icy the United States
Fidelity and Guaranty ca. Of Baltimore.
Md. Il II. NJ ~.Ilrtt and .Ai:y OTTO L.
Williams represent She Company for
Eastern nevada.
Deputy United States Marshal Hum
phrcys is getting along III Ely in Reno.
but his recovery IL Idj,Iug place very
slo%ly and it will lie some time before
he will be able to resume the ,iutics Of
his Office. Physician- III attendance
state that Mr.. iiumFh,cys was about us
near deaths door ~ it lis possible for a
mill to go and not die.-Car+on News.
An army! OF meat packers and cutters
struck !est"r lay against a reduction OF
wages at Omaha, Kansas City. Chicago.
East 81. Louis, Sioux CITY and ST.
Joseph. All the biz packin: houses in
these cities are closed. The men ask
for the same wages they had last year.
The packing companies want to reduce
the wages Of the common labOrer. This
the unions claim would reduce the wages
Of 81 per cent Of the men employ ed in
the packing houses.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

Lee ilarbm has started II drn,inc bus
mess nmd is prepared "a do all work il
that line. 4 shar" Of the public pat
ronagc in solicited.
\. u. GulIHgtcr. at Jones did Stand
is prepared iU Go Understandings III al
nf its branches at rr,rcs To suit the
times l,Ursp shu"iug und wagon work n
specially. ~ work guaranteed Take
your work I. Mr.. GulIauEer'E shop il
you want IT dome wei! ana at reasonable
prices.
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Meeting OF the Democratic County
Central Committee.

NOTICE. Is HEREBY GIVEN
that there will be "a meeting of the Dem
orratic County Central Committee nj
the oiii t Of Charles Is. Henderson, EIko,
Nevada, at eight o'clGcH oil the evening
Of Wednesday, July 20, 1904. for the pur.
pose of tillmg vacancies, ap]por,ionmg
delegates 10 the Democratic State Com
vention to he held ut Winnemucca, on
August -. 1901, calling primaries for
the election of said delegates and for the
transaction OF any other busintss that
may be brought before it.
joins IIESDERsFH.
Chairman.
!. y, SHERWOOD.
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FROM THURSDAYS DALI.
Salmagundi.

Judge Brown held court in Reno yes.
tcrday.
George ". Symmetrical Of Winnie.
mucca is III town sizing up the political
situation.
DR.. Jos. Her derson arrived from San
Francisco last night on his annual Va.
cation He will remnin several weeks.
The Reno ppstotlirr has received II
new stamp %tauccll!ng mpchmc that can
Gels 5000 stamps an lionr, doing the
work Of four men,
Judge ~iIawlcy has appointed Robert
Grimmon Of Carson u. =. Marshal team.
p~0rarily to fill the vacancy caused 10y
the death Of the late Marshal Emmitt.
The appointment is II good one.
VIM. y : 'utt, candidate for Prrsi
dent on the National Liberty party
ticket. was arrested in St Louis ycster.
day on account Of mn unpaid tine for
running Il disOrde5iy ,luOn.
Mrs. l. f.. Richard Of Winncmmcca
lost everything she had 10y fire Monday
night. y snb: cription paper is being
circulated for her benefit and Tia" gaEcr-
Gus people 81 Winncmucca are sub.
scribing literally.
Daring Tie storm Tuesday lightning
struck - telephone pole ut E1gle Rock
on the TusCarora road and tore it into
oplin,crs. Tho bolt tore a big hole
in the gouund aud scattered pieces Of
the pole around the country for several
hundred feet.
There or" nineteen pnticnts in the
county hospital. Two more called OH Or.
Hood this morning and asked for ad-
mission Ia tho hospital. one has blood
POISONING in the loot and the other has
Il piece uf steel in his arm. Both are
non. rcsidcnis.
\ dispatch Of the IL tn gays that n
Clundbur8t over the hills northeast oi
Manila Causcd u flood which dest roycd
San Juan. Del Monte. Tho low lying
districts were inundated and the trans
pOrtatium through the streets in carried
on boats only. Two hundred lives were
lost and the dnmagc T." property IL csti,
mated ut $2.0O0,OOO.
Tho temporary chairman Of the ST.
Louis convention VIVA impCriineut: al
any rate, that ia what Tive Republican,
pretend to believe. Alludng Ia tho RI.
mark ~ the permanent chairman ~ tho
Republican convection thu; the Demo
crats killed trusts with wind aud tn,
Republican party with law, Mr.. William.
carncatly asked: Where are th,
corpscs?- And echo answered "Nhnrr?-
Howard Dobcli, ngcl five ycars, son q
the manager Of n branch Telegraph ~
lice III CINCINNATI, yesterday after clos,
~Guorlinurnr, nduitt"d that no had kill
ed his infant brother, aged four months
Tho infant was found dead late Tuce
day night. Howard admitted that Il
struck his brother with a hammer, /
fcN weeks ago the lad struck ut tn
a.. baby with u hammer. but tho blovItc'
short. Since then weapons have bee
kept out Of HE roach.
Every Democrat and Silver Part
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dications il Is supposed that he died
Friday night from AN attack of hear,
trouble, He was a native of Louisiana
uged ~ years. A daughter living uear
Wells survives him. Every old Com.
stockcr knew Jack Endcrs. For years
he was connected with the police for &C
and lire companies. May he sleep in
peace
An invention has recently been shown
III birmingham, England, for the seam.
less Welding Of iron, steel. and other
metals by a new process. A flame is
formed 10y burning acctylene with oxy.
gen, and it is directed in the us ual way
10y means OF Il blowpipe. 1t Is said that
the hardest metals may be welded in
this way us rapidly ms lead. Notwith.
standing the intense heat Of the flame,
The process docs not mako necessary til.
protection OF the eyes by dark glnsses,
t"T the mixture Of oxygen with acetylcpe
emovcs the glare and leaves Il small
flame OF greenish-blue color.--N. Y.
Times.
At the meeting Of the Jockey Club
Saturday evening the track committee
reported everything III good shape at the
track. h matter Of building stalls at
the track and raising the tack at the
turns WAS discussed and action deferred.
y soliciting committee consisting q. l..
l.. bradley, &. \. Gardner and Joe liar.
riI and Il program committee consisting
"f Edgar lscIulart, A. W. Iicsson, l.. l..
ijra'iicy, f.. Vi. Gut!iIgc and &. f.,
Mayer were appointed. .Aftcr a general
talk over the fail races. the meeting ad.
ipnrn"d until 5 n'cln,k SATURDAY, eve.
ning at thu same place.
Every EiHnit.'e heart Should ewcil
with pride to-day when he casts his eve.
over the MAN 1t reefs. Although the
rain l!ns come down in torrents. TN,
streets are still fordahlr. Foot passen.
gers eau cross them without swimming
or getting wet higher up than the neck.
III" stream passing through the hotel
culvert has washed away George FL.
morr's and Charley Hollands catfish
pond. What will happen before the
storm is over is hard to tell as the rain is
coming dom hy the Luckctuf while
this is being written.
y t"i"ph"nc message from Raby val
ley yesterday afternoon std'cd that
Armstrong ana Thomas, the men who
lrnf.. i'll - ~. II "
Fourth, had been killed by the officers.
lii" report WAS brought into Cherry
Creek Sunday night by an IEdium who
said that the White Pine county oil
GERS came upon the men rs they we're
climbing IA hill. Tho officers called up-
ON them to halt, but they kept on aud
began tEro%inE rocks ut the officers.
y fight cnsurl III which both men were
This is saii to have occurred
miles south Ct Ely. We have been
To lean anything further.
y prOspcctOr by the name Of Lem
WAS aadly injured on the Fourth
at Jefferson Canyon while setting of
fireworks. HIS right hand was
oil and one eye was put ont by
the explosion and hc was severely burn
ri about the chest. An Indian known
As Dick, who was taking part in the eel
was instantly killed. Oakley was
brought to town Wednesday and placed
m the county hospital, and DIR. Garner
his injured arm At the elbow.
He il in - very serious condition, and it
will he Il long time before he fully re-.
'0vcrs.-Tunopah Miner.
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walk Hearts

arc caused 10y indigestion. IL You eat d
little too much, or II yuu are subject to
attacks Of indigrstiuu, the stomach OK
pants-swells, and pulls up against the
heart. This crowds the heart and short
ems the breath. Rapid heart beats aud
heart diarnse is the final result. KoIol
Dyspepsia Cure diGesis what You cat,
takes tho st "A off the heart, cures indi.
g"s'I"n, dyspepsia, our stomach and
contributes n~ourishment, strength and
health I" every organ Of the body. Sold
hy Elko Drug Co.
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$3.50.

In order To reduce my large stock OF
p~eriahubly matcIin l. | will make Photo
graphs until the first Of Aug. M followe:
Cabinets. dull finish. per dozcn.. .s2.5l
Paris Panels" 50
Those wishing To take advantage u
this offer should come early as ! contcm.
plate leaving Elko for about three
months.
GEO. IL. RAMsUELL,
Photographed
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y strong wind WIS blowing and soon
the entire structure vas IN flames. The
men i'll the mino were got to the surface
without accident. The building was
entirely consumed. Loss 100000. The
Scorpion, Union and Sierra Nevada
mincs worried through the Union shaft.
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FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.
Saimaqundi.
iIur,ah for Alton B. Parker.

iInrrah for Alton B. Parker.
Jaulc- Drwnr is bmilhm. IN addition
10 his huu =. ut u.c ranch.
Mrs. Grace Siawlrr Of Wells is visit
M her mother, Mrs. ElunErc. who Is
quit" i'll.
Whru Phrkrrs running mate in cho:.
en-. his name will appear ut the head If
our editorial column.
Members OF the Jockey Club should
remember the meeting this cveaIng at
tie Club Saloon. There III business Of
importuurc 10 be nttru led Ia.
Lldi". il you want stylish up-to date
shirtwaists at reduced picoF, the
Rrrmhart company has them t." sell.
,ad the uew nd and he wisc.
Dr. iicnauIt. II ynnUE chemist o..
M4rscill,s, Farncc. has invented "a tablet
which not only contains enough nuiIr-
ishnent. he claims. TO: - mnu for
twcuty.four honrF. but 1t acts us Il
NtluluIhUl. Elsil w u IL - \ fltTS DllTE
"'''
\ man giving the name Of LOUIS
Schmidt vas found III II terrible cun-
ditiou from thirst about II mile beyond
the Indiana m'nr. llo was rescued 10y
Clarence liarnum. Schmidt WAS on his
"ay 10 Rcvciiie when his c~antecn ran
-, 'r,na,rh, Sur
Democrats who ROW cay they will
mn, sunyor, ,JuIr. PARKER shnuLI ,o.
member ''"' he WIS nominated II! the
STATES 'hh' ar" expected ~ 'nrni5h the
electoral woes hccessir! l." elect hin.
III l"Ahs ''r''"'ra' can support him,
tlefe sho"ih DE TRAITORS among The Dem
"cf"'7 "' N''"ua'
,,u,cl -, ,.ro,oL oo-,. =, -.
o;,;, ,r,r - - ,hou, nr..l ,.,
u,i, , ,.,urJ,I anil ,.o,It hu,
,L,. =, u,,t,,,, oc.r,,i, ,,,.,
hv had been suggested, -WOuDdrd!-
saii oil St"ncwall Jackson. III that is
80 | think 1t nus have been nm dcci.
dental discharge Uf his duty
IL,
...
w '''"'
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removed. The tclcgrnm f;rtlc or ,tntes
that the pnticu. IL rct,iup Al .np nicely
.,,I ,I,,, .,.l
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GEO. H.. RAMsUELL,
photographer
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-13
MOBILE & OHIOBULLETIN

Louisiana Purchose exposition, 81.
Louis. Mo. Sixty day limit sold daily
al rate Of $3.50. Season limit tickets
sold daily at rate Of $745.
Annual meeting of grand lodge Be
nevolent Order of Elhs Cincinnati
O., July 1923, 1904, For the above
occasion round trip tickets will be
sold to Cincinnati at rate Of $1025.
Dates of sale July 10th and 18th, lin
tied to return July 25th; except an
extension until August 18th may be
obtained by depositing tickets and
paying 50 cents
United, Confederate veterans re
union, Nashville Tenn, June 18th
10th, 1904. AS to Nashville and re-
turn account the above occasion, tick
cts sold June 10th to 18TH and limited
to return June 18th; except an eXten-
sion until July 10th may be had. by
depositing tickets.
National Republican convention
Chicago, ILL.,, June 2l-2t, 1904, $i22C
to Chicago and return account the
above occasion. Tickets sold June L.
/ II, is. 10 and %, limited to return
June 10Th, 1904.