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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1904-01-15
Announcements.

Special meeting Of Paw Paw chapter
tonight.
The Rebekahs will install officers next
Wednesday evening.
The second degree will be conferred in
Paw Paw subordinate lodge, l. o. .. F.,
to night.
Rev. S. III. Dull of Gobleville will
preach in the Free Baptist church next
Sunday morning and evening.
Installation of officers at the X o. II.
M. meeting tonight; supper will be
served and everyone is requested to be
present.
The ladies of the Baptist church will
serve a 10 cent supper in the church
parlors Friday evening, January 10; sup
per from > to T.
All members Of the Ladies' Choral
are requested to meet with Mrs. Guy
Chappell, Monday evening, January Is,
promptly at o'clock.
Maple Grove lodge, Knights of Pythias,
conferred the first rank on a class of nine
candidates Monday evening. There will
be work in the second rank next Monday
evening.
The subject of the morning sermon at
the Presby terian church next Sunday
will be "Heredity;" in the evening,
"The Book of Jonah" All are invited
to all services.
The subject at the First Baptist
church Sunday morning will be 1.-The
Christians Invincible Allies" No ser
vices in the evening on account of the
special meetings at the M. f. church.
The ladies of the Disciple church will
serve chicken pie in the parlor of the
church next Tuesday, dinner to begin at
half past eleven. Everybody is invited.
A church meeting will be held after din
ner.
The chicken pie dinner announced to
be given to-day by the Free Baptist
ladies at the home of Mrs. Jennings,
will be served at Grange hall from ii to
, o'clock on account of measles at Mrs.
Jennings home.
There is an increasing interest and at
tendance IN the revival meetings held at
the M. +. church. The services are to
be continued. Afternoon service at =
o'clock; children's meeting at $3.50; even
ing service at 700.
The annual meeting of the Wildey
cemetery company will be held at the
Wildey school house Monday evening,
January 49, at 1870 o'clock. A director
is to be elected in place of G.. /. Sherrod
and the erection of sexton house con-
sidered; also other important business
Bills printed at The True Northerner
Office announce an auction sale for f.. n.
Douglas, three miles south of Paw Paw
and two miles west Of Lawton, Wednes-
day, January 20, commencing at 10
o'clock. Horses, cattle, hay, farm prop
erty and household goods will be sold.
IL. w. McCabe, auctioneer.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1904-01-15
n p Waters and family have become

II. p. Waters and family have become
residents of Paw Paw, and occupy j. r..
Packer,s>Tesidence Mr.. Waters will
builsta house here next season.
Mr.. and Mrs w. II. McLain of Porter
township, aged 80 and 50 years respec-
lively, have enjoyed married life of ga
years and two months, since November
u, 1873.
Wired Stapletor, formerly of Paw Paw,
was killed by switch engine on the
New York Central at New York City,
where he was employed as yardmaster
The remains were brought to Howell,
Mich, for burial.
S. A. Pepper has sold his fine Gremps
street residence TO b. l.. Soule for $1,000
and his interest in the pool room to 5. o.
Kenyon. Mr.. and Mrs Pepper expect
to leave in about two weeks for Los
Angeles, Cali, to make their home there.
Last Tuesday evening at 9 o'clock at
the Presbyterian manse at Benton Har-
! Dor, Leo Waters, formerly of Paw Paw,
and Miss Kathryn Wilcox of Benton
Harbor were united in marriage, Rev.
! Hoffman officiating The young couple
went immediately to their home, lo2
Edwards avenue, to begin housekeeping,
where they will be at home to their
friends Mr.. Waters occupies the posi-
ton of boollkeeper for Edward Bran
nell, plumber.
Bandanna evening at the Coterie,
| Wednesday. was great success. The
| Coterie room was we'll filled, a number
of gentlemen being present. The pro-
gram opened with finely rendered piano
duet by Mrs. Claire Harrison and Miss
Daisy Longwell-an they were the only
ones on the program who did not appear
in costume and with burnt cork COM
plexion. Morse Huffer sang a solo, and
he is very promising boy vocalist.
! The readings of Miss Addie Wheeler
were very much enjoyed Little Flor
ence Kelly, in very fetching darky
costume that set the audience IL roar,
sang a solo that made as much of hit
as her makeup. The vocal duet by
Blaine Warner and Paul Smith revealed
a couple of very promising young min
strels. Carlos Cole gave reading IN
his always excellent way. Dale Harri-
son sang a solo, and the little fellow
pleased the people so much that they
wouldn't let him off until he responded
to the applause with a second selection.
The program closed with farce, "The
Darktown Bicycle Club Scandal" well
done by the following burnt cork artists:
Mesdames Belle Johnson, Mamie Wake
man, Floy More Zilpha Ferguson,
Matte Curtiss, Jennie Buskirk and Clara
Woodman, and Misses Addie Wheeler
and Ella Pike. While the ladies were
attractive even under their dusky masks,
we really prefer them with their natural
compilations, The farce was a success,
and the whole program was pleasing
one.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1904-01-15
Wonderful Nerve

Is displayed by many man enduring
pains of accidental cuts, wounds, bruises,
burns, scalds, sore feet or stiff joints
But there's no need for it. Bucklen's
Arnica Salve will kill the pain and cure
the trouble. It's the best salve on earth
for piles, too. 25c, at Longwell Brothers
drug store. IN
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1904-01-15

"rhe incest and pleasantest medicine
| have used for Indigestion and consti-
patton is Chamber lain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets" says Melard f. Craig of
Middlegrove, n. Y. They work like a
charm and do not grippe or have any un-
pleasant effect" For sale by Longwell
Bros M
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1904-01-15

For bad taste IN the mouth take d
few doses of Chamberlain's Stomach
aud Liver Tablets. Price % cents. War
ranted to cure. For sale by Longwell
Rros M
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1904-01-15
Card of Thanks.

We wish to express our heartfelt thanks
and appreciation for the Kindness and
sympathy shown US by friends aud neigh
bors during our recent bereavement.
MRs IRENE NJ ACSwEEN
AND SON RoLLIN.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1904-01-15

Don't let the little ones suffer from
eczema or other torturing skin Diseases
No need for it Doan's Ointment cures.
Can't harm the most delicate skin. At
any drug store. 30 cents.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1904-01-15

Fatal kidney and bladder troubles can
always be prevented by the use of Fo-
ley's Kidney Cure. Sold by f.. b. Long
we'll m
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sl,759.45

1t was predicted by our friends, the
famous boycotters, that the cost of the
grand jury woold he from $1,000 to $40,
900. 1t was one-tenth of that sum.
which was "a pretty close guess for boy
cotters.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1904-01-15

It's pretty hard to define real beauty.
Rare aud beautiful women everywhere
owe their lovliness to Rocky Mountain
Tea 30 cents, at f.. g. Longwel's. m
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1904-01-15

Coughs cured quickly 10y Foley's
Honey and Tar Refuse substitutes. Sold
by f.. b. Longwell. IN
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1904-01-15
Expense of the Grand Jury.

The total expense 10 the county OF the
late grand jury was 81, 759.45. This ex-
pense consisted of the following items,
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1904-01-15

In our largest cen.
tiers of population.
such as New York and
Chicago, we daily see
more attention given
- tI,a ,,.o, ,,a,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-23
Seiterrei@su n8arn
Sis3a brob t.

9 ubapef, %. Npril. Bic
giienbabn=9 treifer aeigen iebt tpentg
Meisune our 8hdteb- our Nrbeit, be-
pOr ihnen ni9t b6bere 26bne su9etanr
ben inb.
Miniterprdfibent Sis3a fagte beute
i'm &ei6staee, bas grsebnib Der ger=
banblunsen lafe auf feline baloige
S@li9tung f9lieBen. Sails bieIe treis
fer ni9t beute nod an bic Irbeit geben,
tperoer t1eue 2eute angeifeat un6 Die
Stretfer oarerno ibre 5telun9en ber@
lieren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-23
Miefiae airrhenfpaefte.

Wor et11l9er 3ett ieBte Der Yreo19er
Der bornehmen bii90fli9en @race=
Stride in 8rDoflpn, q. g., &eberenb
@riglep, Der @emeinbe mad Der pre=
btgt duseinanber, bdB ettpas gef9eben
miFe, um Die s3ufunft Der Stride gu
ft9ern. @r fuste, porlGlfig reide Der
&ir9enfonhs CUR grbaltung aus, Der
g6arafter Der Na9barf9aft fet aber
in eirem iteten We9fel begriffen, nell
der ben Sortbeftanb Der Stride ge@
fG6rbe. Die alten rei9en 8eppbner
bes @tertels piirben aumGlig ber<
brGngt. 9er @tdbtt6eil perpanble F9
in Elm 6otelpiertel, unb nit benz Weg<
aug Der alten MttgIieber liege bic ge=
fabr porbanben, baB Der Stride vie
1nterftiibung ent5Dgen uno tie bann
nt6t lire 6riftli9en Werfe fortfeBen
fOnne. I'm bies gu nermeiben, bite er
bic mpbl6abenben &ir9enmttglteber,
als Sftergabe Elm %findn5teQes Spfer
bdr3u6ringen. Sas @ermDgen Der
Stride betrdge eirea $4,000, unb nit
tpeiteren $4,000 fet bas 8eiteben br
Stride fir ale 3eiten seii9ert. Qts
II am iiingften Sftertage Der 4lingel=
beutel berumgerei9t tpurbe, regnete es
8anfnoten unb gbeds 3u boben 8etrG>
gen unb mad Der 3Gblung ~fiinbiete Der
paftor an, baB $4,000 in 8aar refp.
gbeds eineegdngen feien. Sopeit be-
fannt, 1T bies bic bD4fte &ir6enfolefte
in 8aargelD, Die ie Bel elmer ein3igen
Ronefte in irgenb elmer &ir4e uufge=
npmmen nurbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-23
HuBlano.
e n r SD nrA

g t. Betersbure, %. Npril.
Sic @atttn bon Sen. @raman, bic in
Der Ndbe bonn Winterpalait tuobnt,
wuroe beute am belen Sage nit elmer
Nrt ermorbet, ebenfo elm 9iener.
@runo &aub. Sauienbe pon &ubeln
fino geifoblen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-23

Neue g 9ne11babnp
II d e. Sn elmer 8onferen5 bon Sberz
bedmten Der SEEM Yorf gentral@@tienz
balm unb Se9nifern Der 9eneral @lecz
trio So. iinb Qldne entnorfen Dorben,
tpie man ben @9neuiefeits= Reforo BON
12O Meilen per @tunbe, pel9er duf
Der Gtrede Observation-Disclosures Bel
Berlin gemd9t porben lit, errei4en, ia
lpgar iiberbteten fDnne. Die 8eriu6e
Iouen auf Der @trede aptf6en S9ee
nectabp unb 9offman's, 81. g., anges
Ite1t perben. @plten Die 8erfu9e be-
friebisenb ausfa1en, 10 beubft9tigt bic
q. 3. gentral28abn, tire 3ige bur9
bic @tdbt Stem Worf unb beren 8orz
orte nit gang enprmer 9ef9ptnbtgfeit
fdufen 81 lahen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-23
Tranfret6. .
u m ericaner n $ a

garis, %. Mpril. Sic amerif.
8Otf9aft madt bringli6e 8oritelun=
gen, um Die G~reilahung bes bier leben=
ben Imericaners 9enrD Sielin. uel6er
in Stem Oort febr quite 8erbinbungen
befibt, bur95uieben.
Sielin 1T 9irettor zines 6tnan3=
Snfituts, Der @ociete Sen. be 8anque
unb pirb pdbrenb elmer unterfu9ung
iiber 8~e3iebunsen ieiner 8ant gu Dem
Derfra9ten @reoit MObilier fefteebal=
ten. 9eHen Bidder fnb bef6la9=
nabmt uno feline geamten tbeiloeiie
in Saft; Der Director 1T entfloben.
Sieltn tpuroe nit 6drte bebanbelt;
er ion, pdbrenb man INN bas MaB
nabm, gei6laeen morben ietn. 8on 81.
3. murbe Die BOti6nft our6 cine In=
3abl 9epef6en gum @inf9reiten auf9e=
foroert. @s puroen beBbalb energii6e
8orfeaungen beim Winifter Deg
NeuBeren unb beute Na9m. aud beim
General=p aofuratur Der &epublif err
bDben.
Nem . |, %. Mpril. 8. Siez
lin 1T Elm 8erpanbter Der befannten
bieieen 5amilie Sfelin, lebt aber f6on
felt Is big 20 Sabren i'm Nuslano. St
befaB aud cine ooer etnige 3eitun9en
in Baris.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-23

5pringfie1b, Sl. @bas. 6.
&olb 1T A s. oft 9~eftorben. st mar
be:fdiebene Sabre Sournalif, purbe
aber fpdter @eifli9er.
q EN- ODrf. 6. b. 9efe War=
te9g. beutf1er @ommihar ftr ct.
2ouis, traf auf benz ,Graf Waloeriee"
bier elm; ebenfo Der 56a6nleiifer s.
Miesa.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-23
OHaTen.
Il d Il ber d IN re

2Dnbon, %. Npril 8eri6te
bon f9neren 2dmpfen am 0alu wie=
berbOlen fi9 in oerfdiebenen 5ormen
uno bon peri9iebenen punften.
Nah Der vMorning gOf" bat Die
iapanif6e Mrmee ben Dalu fat obne
Wtoerfanb iiberi6ritte1, mad benz
y@bronicle" bat Elm f6merer &f
ftattsefunoen; jeoo9 fino autbentii9e
Na6rt9ten hieriiber, auBer S9ar=
miiBeln, ni9t befannt.
9 0 b gen aum
Oalu= Il ebergang
2iao Oang, %. Npril. Sen,
Guropatfin %ertpartet, baB Die Sapaner
balb einen 0erfu9 5ur ueberi9reitung
bes Oalu MAIDEN.
9ie Concentration Der feinbli6en
Sruppen IN Wiiu 1T tetig fOrtges
i6ritten. IS ftebt iiber cine Sibiion
bort unb pontons tuerben berange=
bra1t.
Nuf Der Sniel ~gegenitber Wiiu,
tpeI9e Die Sapaner our 8orbereitung
gum S9lasen BON pOnton=8riGen be-
febten, fam es seitern gu einem S4ar=
miibel. &uR. Sruppen, Die in goo=
ten nabten, puroen 5uriifgei9lagen
unb Der fcmmanb. 9aaptmann Snei=
gin i9limm %pertuunbet.
g t. Petersburg, %. Npril.
Cine 9epei6e beg 8icet6nies an ben
3aren ~befdtist Die 3ufammen8iebung
ettua elmer iapanifAen Sibifion bel
Wiiu
Sie ruffiT9en patrouiIen tDbteten 2
Sapaner, barunter einen Sff3ier.
Stbli6 bonn SluKe Pomatua finb
nur penise Sapaner, aber iie finb nit
6erfelung bon 8ooten bei9dfti9t.
Sin ruiiiGes 9etadement bon 2 Off
3ieren unb 80 Mann tpurbe bafelbit
in 8ooten bonn Seinbe entoedt unb
berlor 8 Mann. Sauptmann Swei5in
unb II 2eute fino fbmer, Elm 2eut=
nant unb 4 Mann lei1t bertpunbet.
Saul argent. 6 6tffe.
paris, %. Mpril. Na1 benz
vSemps" f9einen bic Sormalitdter1
gum Mnfauf BON bret argentinii6en
Grieesi9ifen mad benz @aribaloi=
SDpus our9 &uBlanb erlebtat. IS
banoelt iid porausfidtli6 um Die Yan=
sertreu3er v@aribaloi", 68l0 9Onnen=
8ebalt, 1896 eebaut; Dem v8eneral
8elgrano", 1882 Sonnen : @ebalt,
1899 gebaut, uno benz vpueprreoon"
nit 1882 Spnnensehalt, erbaut 1901.
8erbd9tige IN s. t.
Nr6an9e1. RuBlanb, %.
Nprtl. Bei 8oloeoa, Norboft=&uB=
Lamb, 302 Meilen bon Mosfau, tpur=
ben 3mei perod6tige Sapaner nit pld=
men bon Mr6aneel unb benz %beriibmten
Glofter auf Der Sniel Solobetsfp ber=
baftet.
bem $ aupt quartier +.
2iaoO n 9, Wanot6., % Npril.
@eleaentli9es @epldnfsl nit ben Sa=
panern am Oalu uno unbeoeutenbe
Sample nit 6ineifden 8anoen unter=
bra9en alein bic @int6ni9teit Der fort=
tpdbrenben Sruppenbepegunaen mad
benz &riegsi9auplab Militdr= 3tge
fabren in enblofer &eibe Die 2inie bin
unb 5uriid; tdeli6 fommt Snfanterte,
@abaIerie unb Mrtilerie bpriiber.
9ur9 bic &esen9iiie Der bsioen lcb=
ten Wo9en murben bic Sruppenbere=
gungen ni6t seft6rt.
9ier TIT elm rotbes Rreua=6ostital
erri6tet unb cine hiesenoe Gelo=9lb=
tbeilune murbe nit yad=pfero.n uno
oreifirten Sunoen gum Nufinoen Der
8ermunoeten ausgefanot.
Die fremoldnoif9en Militdr= Mtta=
DIES befinben ft9 bier in General Gu=
rofatfin's 6auptquartier. @inige
Sournaliten famen aus Stem @btpanq
an. Ser Seloftab BON Gurop. gibt cine
Wilitdr= 3eituns beraus.
u neebli9e M prbberu d
auf Guropatfin.
st. Petersbur9, %. Npril.
L re IL I'll - ffY 49, q
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-23
SIrfem=g ultan
Senoet Dem Yrdioenten amldBIi9 Der
pWteOjioia" cine Sepel@e.

ontantinopeI, %. Mprils
Der tirfif9e Greuser yMebiibia", BET
@ranlp in 9bilaOelpbia 9ebaut, traf
beute in Mptilene elm unb tpuroe ben
tiirfii9en 8eb6rben tibereeben.
Der Sultan freute fi9 10 iiber ben
Beriat bes tirtif6en Momirals iiber
ben &reu5er, oaB er an Brdi. &ooiepelt
cine SegrtBungsbepei6e fanbte, ebenio
cine Boti6aft an @eianoten 2eiibman.
tuorit er ben boben Stanb Der amer.
3if-8au=Snbufrie Iobt.
Sffi5iere unb Manni9aften, bic bas
S1if bra4ten. ftnb etn3elaoen, @Dn=
ftantinDpel auf bes 9ultans Soften s1
befu9en.
% a btneton, %. Npril. Ser
Sultan briifte in ieiner 9epei1e 5u=
glei& Die 9ofnune aug, finftig mebr
S6ife 5u beitelen. Ser grdfibent
ertDioerte Sur9 cine 9anf=9 epef9e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-23
9entI9Ianb.
9te 3 ula9e" eines
2eutnants.

Berlin, %. Npril. Cine reue
&lage bef9dftigte eeftern Elm Potsoa=
mer @eri6t. @raf 6ans &6nigsmarf,
2eutnant betm @eneralfabe in Berlin,
berfla9te feinen 8ater auf @rb6bung
feiner idbrli9en 3ula9e. Ser @eri6ts=
bof enti9ieo, Der 8ater babe benz 2eut=
nart $14. $50 5u 5abfen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-23
MnFralien.

Stur3 bes DC n It rium 8.
DC eIbourne, %. Npril. 9as
8unoesminifterium 1T surtifgetreten.
Sen, InlaB biloet cine Nieoerlage i'm
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bel einem Nmenbe=
ment Der Mrbeiterpartei, bic @Drla9e
auf f6iebseeridtli6e 59li6tun9 BON
Observation-Disclosures auf Staatsan3e=
ftelte aussubebnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-23
lt1betdtigtet Gerii6teu 5nfDlge an1 Ya1n. = Sa
paner %jebenfalls bi6t por beln lteberga1g.
MorSberin6 auf &nrp=
-Mns 9iao Yang.-

SurOlu0un9 Der Seute, DIE berbnttet
tuuroen, fanO mo MeHer. @s iolen
Sapaner iein. 9ie @erii9te tDnnen
beute Na6t ni6t beftdtigt nerben.
IneebGi9e apani9e
Nieberla9e.
2onbon, %. @pril. Cine 9e=
pei9e an Die Central Stems" aus BORT
Nrtbur meloet, bob am Oalu cine ia=
panii1e 0eeresabtbeilung bpa1dnbie
aufgerieben worben lei. @inselbeiten
finb ni9t erbdltli9.
N IN @9wane ni6t be-
4o n.
st Petersburg,2 90. Mpril.
Die IRociirte preffe 1T au Der Nnttin=
bigung ermd9tigt, baB Der &eeierung
feline 8eftdtiguns Der Beri9te iiber cine
gef6iebung Bon SEEM @bpang ooer
elmer japanif9en 2anbuns in isner Sc
genb augegangen 1T.
g dbrbung Der g 9iff=
a6rt.
Sientitn. %. @pril. 0or
benz Gban Sung : 8or9ebiree, auf Der
bon S6ifen mad uno bon Sbang6ai,
@be Soc, Sientftn unb anberen 61fen
bielbenu5ten SabrtraBe. tpuroen um=
beri4mimmenoe Minen geIeben. 9ie
e4iffabrt miro bierbur6 auf's 969Fe
gefdbrbet.
Sapanif6e GIotte
gefi9tet.
Sbanghai. %. @priI. Sc
tern puroe 80 Meilen iibpefli6 bon
Der @lifOro=Sniel cine japaniI9e Glotte
aus II 56ifen geli@tet. obne 2i9ter
lan9fam mad Noroen fabreno.
20 Wann bur9 mime qe=
t6btet.
g t. g etersburg, %. Mpril.
gicef6ni9 Nlerieff melbet benz 9aiier
In elmer 9epef6e, baB beute beim Mi=
nen=2egea our9 einiee 9ampfer Bar=
fafen 2entnant Pea unb 20 Mann
um's 2eben famen, inbem unter einem
Der Boote cine Mine bor5eitig erplo=
oirte.
ct. getersbur9, %. Npril.
Sie %Nntinbigung BON benz 8erlufe
Der 81 Marn bur9 Die grplofion zines
ruffif6en Sorpebos in port Nrtbur Bat
Die btitere @timmung feit Dem Glaee-
i9ih=nnteraang erb6bt.
vWir 5ahlen ben preis Der Gore=
lofigteit unb fribere 1nfdle f9etnen
ni6ts gu lebren", faete elm Mitgiieb
Der Nomiralitdt. Nnf9einenb murben
Die Minen gelegt, UNI Die Sapaner am
gemaltfamen @inorinsen in ben 9afen
su btnoern.
u 8 runa bes 9 a g e.
rungs=3 u # a n b 9.
g t. getersburg, %. Npril.
Ser 8ela9erungs=3ufanb 1T auf ale
an Der fibirii4en 8abn lie9enben
Stdote aus9eoebnt.
% q 9einli9 erunben.
81. Betersburg, 90. Npril.
Gin Correspondent Der N1ociirten
Brsfe lenfte bic MufmerfIamteit auf
cine geifern in Mmeriea publicirte Weel=
ounQ, monah bier unbenafnste ameri=
fanif6e 8hrger in Wufoen als Spione
9efangen uno ferner Elm Nmerifaner
uno elm @anaoier baielbft unter ber=
bdAtigen n~mffdnoen berf1munben
feien. Das Nuswdrtige Mmt bat feine
Na6ri6t, bdlt inbe1en Die Mittbeil unq
fur 9runolos.
Sap. Il nteree boctei
berS See.
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nSailp 0ems~ iagt: Sn 8ubsrldffigen
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ben freu5en.
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ten 9afen G%aroiunb auf Der Snfel
@otlanb mitten in Der Of=See beob=
a6tet. Sie petersburser 8eb6roen
fino bena9ridttet unb I'm Die Der Of=
See.Gtotte Si9erbeit beloret.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-23

s paris leben CUR 3ett Al
$50 Staliener, $4,000 8elgiar unb 3d.
500 Oeutf9e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-23
National M6ociation Der
Detail @roceriffem Der Ser. Staater
Gun Sranciscu, 3. bis 8. Wtat.

Sabrtarten nod 6an francisco unb Sos
Nngeies, @aI., nnb suriid perben p~erfauft
pvm %. gtpril bis einiHIieBli9 80. 9lpriI
1904; ebenio ant l. Stat fir ioIde 3ii9e, cie
ibre Pafiaeiere IN GbicegD, 9eoria, ct.
2ouis ober Gairo an bemielben Sag Ianben,
pom allen 8unften BET big Sour, Gins
cinnati lortbern unb 8. 6 II. 81. 81. gu
Iebr niebri5en Staten.
G9fefIibe Retourfabrt beI&rdnft anf 80. Snni
atberoIe reberlieeun9ss gripiIesien.
Ser gBtftern Gbriitian abpocote's Spe3tals3ng ffr
Sos Nngeles, fir tequemIinfett Der Sele9ntelt ltno
Mnoere, tpelbe bic Ynciftc Rifte 5u beiuben mtns
fhen, fdbrt pta Big Sour 3tpute.
SIR ndbere Snformotioa unb GinaeIbsiten wenbe
man f9 on bic Big Sour Eidet Asenten eber ibreibe
an WARREN LYNCH,
Gen'l F IS. & Ticket Agent, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-23

Glbora. So. Grau SD. 8oofe=
belt, bic @uttin zines 8etters bes prd=
fioenten, 1T s~eforben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-23

s apans &riegsDnhs
foa fi9 auf 3O0,OOO,OOO Gen (ettpu
$3.50. OOO,000) belaufen.
Arizona republican., 1904-09-16

Sheetings
 Many people prefer to make their own sheets and pillow cases and so we have every width that's made in muslin. We also keep the pillow tubing for pillow cases which is very easy to make up.
 When you get ready to make your sheets and pillow cases come in and see our immense new line of musIins. Youn not find a better assortment in Arizona.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1904-03-16
Death Rates Broken.

The amount of sickness, due to the
weather, on both sides of the Ohio
river, during the past n onth has been
greater than known for years and in a
number of instances the death record
has been broken and new ones establish
ed, in neighboring towns and cities.
Pneumonia and kindred diseases are
proving most fatal and the death rate
continues to increase.
In Louisville, Tell City and certain por.
tons of Hancock county the death rate
has been much swelled, i'll particular.
The number of deaths in Louisville
during the past few weeks has been the
greatest ever known.
At Tell City,with population Of 5000
nine deaths have occurred within
eleven days.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1904-03-16
CAR IS REFORMING
THE PUBLIC SERVICE.

ST. Petersburg, March 7.-Nicholas is
using the far eastern crisis to toward the
scheme recently inaugurated by imself
for the publication of the public SER
vice. The highest officials are support
ing the movement. The car is of the
opinion that Russia is being subjected
to severe test and that the issue rests
with the governing class. These men are
urged to foster higher standards of
morality and patriotism and to develop
political leadership worthy of the sterl-
ing qualities of the Russian people.
1t is stated in imperial circles that since
the outbreak of the war the car has ag-
ed but gained in activity and will
power. He is represented as proud and
grave, He talks put little and seldom
speaks to the most esteemed counselors,
except concerning the war. In company
with the czarina, he passes much time
in prayer and devotional meditation. He
is absolutely persuaded that Russia can
not be held responsible tor the wal, the