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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-29
Foreclosure Sales.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YoRK-Estsne As1h ard Julius T Asa. as
Testament Of Jacob Asch, deceased, against samuel
Morehouse and others IN PEEsoa5cs - a l-@S =
entitled action. AID bearing date ne lsn cay
july 1904 undersigned ne rrfercs IN said iGdg
Yea, Estae sa es.ognl ~. ICI BroadNay Borough
Manhattan. City % New York. on ne lltn Ga y
August 1904. = o'clock noon. by Peter r Meyer.
sid Judgment be
sod, and therein described as follows:
.thsTson .r.ei.3 situate lyias ana being in Ire
Seventeenth o. city New YORK bounded ard
assc-tbet as follows Situate norhe-ly s,ts
-tr-et Ftrs. second Avenues
az hundred ant twenty I'D
On SAID East Teath number tour hun
t4lUl map q the estate 81 Ncho-as
w StlsVes@n; lS..ed me 10y ,ta istS
fireman ~ -. 49, So. -
ery by number four huudref and tVeutyeEAt '4&s
westerly oy lot number four hundred ana
parts of easterly westerly walls rest
scribet follows: Commencing az poln on ne norm
distant hundred and Twenty-Five
I'D feet westerly from ne intersection "I ne
side Of First Avenue with the nortefT sac OF Le'A
street running uorthsry ana parallel with Ftst
partly through party wall ninety four ,sil
feet and ten on incheS more or ess % tle LiA ms
Of Tenth and Eleventh streets; run
ming thence westerly and parallel with Tenth street aod
said 4 the block twenty-five CD feet; run
ming southerIy and again parable with Fs- Ave
and lO) ess the uorthsry side .
Tenth Street running eaSterly Alocg said
Tenth Street twenty-five % feet 10 the point or pAos
Dated. New York July 18th 1904.
SIMPSON. WERNER & cAKDOzO.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
New York city CianhAttanl.
The following diagram OF the property 70 be sold.
the number being go East Tenth street:
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DiUideHd Notices.
PRESSED STEEL CAR COMPANY.

- July 27Ih. 1904
\ 0CARIERLE DIVIDEND OF ONE AND
ps,s % ~ E-.2L ARTERs PER CENT u%es) viii BE-
"a ~ -e preferred STOCK Of this Company August
20 -sy4 20 stockholders o. record at ale close %
49, s.less Aug12t "a, 1898 Cheques viii be mailed
49, s-e once o. The Company The transfer books
~ S-2 a a. p II August ID 1904. and reopen at 10
- ?. G. jerks. Treasurer
COMMON DIVIDEND NO. Ie
- quarterly dividend OF ONE PER CENT. (ler) VIII
90 P~'e or ne common stock OF This Company August
AsVA, 20 stocEh5lJers Of record the close OF
.-alness August 9th, 1904 Cheques viii be mailed
80 ne once OF the Company. The transfer books
lose AZ 3 p IL August Sun. 1898. ard a
- - Ii august S0Lh. 1909. =. 9. jerks Treasurer
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ourTOgGtes Notices.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
= Frank T. Fitzgeraid surrosats o. the County Of
New notice is hereby given all having
claims against Richard l. Thompso late Of the County
York, deceased the with vouchers
the subscriber. at place OF traCsacJins
business. Office OF A. b Prentice. 1855 Broad
VIZ Borough Manhattan, o New YORK.
on or before 5th day September nexC
Dated New York. The 50 day OF March. 1904
MAUD. 4. PRENTICE. Administrator
A B. PRENTICE, Attorney FOR ADMINISTRATOR is
Broadway New York City.
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THE PULLMAN COMPANY.

A VCARTERLY DIVIDEND OF TWO DOL
LAS PER SHARE from net earnings has been
49, F&gapie Aug I5ch 13Ds. st0ckho1ers record
49, s.9se al business July 30th. Checks bs
Chicago. July 2cta 1904
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". c. GREENE.
E. B. TUSTIN.
P. MELIODON,
ALFRED ROMER.
HENRY OLLESEEIAIER.
JNO. H. MARTIN.
c. LIE PLUS.
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PARTON. FREDERICK OTIs-lN PUR-

OF order OF Hon. Ahner c. Thomas.
Snrrogate OF the County OF View York notice hereby
having claims
Barton late Of the County Of New York. deceased
present the with vouchers thereof 10 sub
scrbers their place OF tr1nsactns business
Office OF Guthrie Crsvsth & Henderson No. Sc William
Street. Borough OF Manhattan he City OF
before LIST day Of October next.
MARY LOWELL BARTON
THE kNICKERBOCKER TRUST COMPANY.
Administrators
GUTHRIE. CRAvATH & HENDERSON Attorneys Tor
Administrators. 50 William Street, Borough OF
haitian. City of New York
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pED ID" LINE.
IL For a Guayra. Puerto Cabeo. Curacao Mara-
eaIbo via curacao. calling a.sO San Juan. 2. r.
From Pier e. adjoining Wan St Ferry. Brooklyn.
s q A saturday. August noon
: 8 20.
For Guayra Curacao and M8racaho.
5. ZULLA- Saturday. July so.
s. 5 MARACAIBO- --.--- saturday August 13. moan
superior
BOULTON. BLISS & DALLETT.
General Managers. - Wall St.
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School Agencies.

4 MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
- gupplies Professors Teachers Tutors tovernesses
etc. 70 Colleges. Schools and FAMILIES Apply 10
Mrs N. J. NOUNG-FULTON. % Cnion square.
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OFFICE OF THE
NEW YORK DOCK COMPANY

TsoT--r,-- AeW YORK, July 18th, I304
tOCfoAS or THE NEW YORK DOCK
tusr |o.asPANY FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS maturing
a. - - mex. VIII be paid and
S NC onoe Of United states Mortgage and Trust
--F~Hs' No 50 Cedar street. New YORK City.
GEORGE Z. SPENCER. Treasurer
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HASTINGS. FANNY DE GROOT.-IN PUR-

HASTINGS, FANNY DE GROOE--IN PUR-
order OF Hon Frank T Fitzgerald.
Surrogate q the County ot NswYorE notice y hereby
all persons having claims against Fanny de
Groot Hastings. lats Of the County OF New-ToTk de-
the with vouchers thereof
subscriber place OF tr2nsaCtlnS
ONCE his Agar. Ely Fulton, No 81 Mas
Street City Nsw-York. before the 18TH
day CT January 1905. next
Dated New-York. the 18th day OF July
THOM As : HASTINGS Executor
AGAR. Ely & FULTON. Attorneys for Executor, 81
Nassau ST. Manhattan. New-York CITY.
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CHARLES F. rEARING-lN PURSUANCE

an order OF Hon Fitzgerald. Surrozate OF
the County Of New York notice Is hereby given all
having Charles F. Fearing a
OF the County New York. deceased present the
the subscriber. his
transactng business. the Office OF Eaton Lewis
Street. Manhattan in the City OF New
YORK. before the 18th day OF OCTOBER, 1904,
Dated. New York. the 18th lay q APRIL, 1904.
HARRY B. HOLI.INS Executor.
EATON & LEWIS Attorneys for Executor a. Broad
Street New York City. Borough OF Manhattan
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he New Monmouth
At Spring Lake Beach, N. J.
The mos: modem resort coast.
every comfort and
Excellent New York and Philadelphia.
Under the known management
DAVID PLUMER.
FRANK 2 SHU-rE. Resident Manager
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AMERICAN GRApuopgoSr coyp.~v

rs., regular quarterly dlv.6eud. No. 81 O. IA >,
Co. ~ the Preferred Capital Stock Of the anasres
-.rsphophone Company win De paid August u 1904
- nu-cera a record August l. 80
ny ezcer Of the Directors.
o LOCKWOOD. Secretary. a. '0-'' Ffs''-enl-
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FIRE MARQUETTE RAILROAD 60.

6VCPoNs DUE AUGUST ]. 1901 FROM
Cola 80. Aarquette Railroad Company. 4 Z per cent
enc ~ vi Be paid and after that Gate al the
New w. 'Dsft Winthrop g. Company, 40 Wall Street
-1iA' CHARLES MERRIAM. Treasurer.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-10-05
4. f. Woods Of Missouri, will
Tap the Bell.
VETERAN H0RSEMAM WILL Be IN CITY
Robert Leighton Will Again Act a:
the Presiding Judge and Official
Handicapped.

The patrons Of the Walla Walla Fair
every race on the program will be pull
| ed off without delay and that the large
| crowd that will attend will be fur
| nished with excellent contests. H. E.
Woods, the veteran hOrseman from
NOrburn Mo-, has been engaged by the
directors to Officiate as starter for all
the running races and the harness
events. Mr. Woods has had years of
experience in starting race horses and
has officiated at every meeting on the
North Pacific circuit this season. His
work is very highly spoken Of by all
the horsemen throughout the circuit
Robert Leighton, of Vancouver, B.
c., will again be the presiding judge
and the official Handicapped for the
Walla Wala meeting. Both he and
will reach Walla Walla next Sunday
The directors have announced that
the races will begin promptly at 1:3O
| O'clock and an effort will be made to
have each days program concluded
by o'clock.
Secretary CasWell received tele-
gram from Helena this morning an
nOuncing that several carloads of
horses, now at the state fair there
would be shipped to Walla Walla. The
fair will close Saturday night and the
| racers will reach Walla Walla Mon
day morning.
Quite a large number of fine blood
ed animals has arrived at the grounds
for the stock snow and many others
are expected tomorrow. The stalls and
pens for the stock have been about
finished and will be all ready by Sat
urday night.
The grounds at the track have been
cleaned and all the roads covered with
straw. The grounds about the grand
stand will be sprinkled each day and
every effort made to keep down the
dust
The committee that started out this
morning in search of rooms reported
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CITY MUST PAY IT
Will Have to Stand Part Of
Paving Expense.
ORDINANCE MAKES SUCH PROVISION
Financial Comm ittee Considering Ways
and Means Of Meeting the Cost
Of the Work.
ORDINANCE MAKES SUCH PROVISION

1t is up to the city to pay the cost
of paving the street and alley inter-
sections in local improvement district
No. 2. How this expense is to be met,
however, is matter that the finance
committee of the council will have to
determine.
In looking up the matter yesterday
a member of the Commercial club dis
covered that the ordinance which Gre
ated the assessment district contained
a section which made it compulsory
for the city to pay the cost that would
be incurred in paving the intersections
This section had been entirely over
looked when tne matter was called to
Section of ordinance No. S95 reads
as follows: That the cost of all street
and alley intersections, within said
district, shall be charged to and PAID
by the city of Walla Walla.'
This ordinance was passed by the
council June 21 1904, and is now one
of the city laws.
The finance committee was not abe
to make Il report at the meeting last
night. and the members of that COM
mittee are still discussing the prob
lem. 1t is estimated that the cost OF
the paving Of the intersections Will be
$40, 600 originally it was planned that
the city would issue bonds along with
the property owners and that the pay
npnts would be made in instruments,
so that the expenses would not fall so
heavy on the city at one time. Now II
is claimed that the city has virtually
reached its limit of Indebtedness, and
how this expense is to be met is a
question that will demand much
thought and consideration. 1t is be-
lieved. however, that the finance COM
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Brief Local News

Born. in this city, October 5. to Mr.,
and Mrs. John Lyons, a daughter.
The county commissioners are busy
today auditing and allowing bills.
County School superintendent J. E.
Myers is visiting country schools to-
day.
The republicans have arranged for
a rally at the Armory Monday night
when Congressman Wesley L. Jones
and John L. Sharpstein will speak.
A very pleasant surprise party was
given Miss Emily Vert by her friends
last night. There was a goodly at
tendance and an enjoyable evening was
passed.
The Order of Lions, an insurance and
fraternial secret society will be re-
fraternal secret society. will be re-
large number Of new members have
been secured
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Miss Yeates is making elaborate pl

Miss YeateS is making elaborate pre-
parations for her second reception.
The pink twostep which has recently
been given in the east with such great
success. The pink twOstep will be
given at Miss Yeates' academy in Star
theater building Thursday October 6,
1904, at 9 .. m. Those holding invita-
tions Will do We'll to avail themselves
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successful and the indications are that
the society will not experience any
trouble in providing ample accommO-
dations for the large number OF VS.
itors that will be here next week. All
persons that have rooms that can be
CaSwelI.
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NOTICE TO EAGLES.

All members of Walla Walla Aerie
No. 26, Fraternal Order of Eagles. and
all visiting Eagles are ordered to as
semble at the hall on Alder street at
9 o'clock Thursday morning to attend
the funeral of our late Brother George
Burgess. BY order of
E. G. ROURK,
Worthy President.
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BURGESS FUNERAL TOMORROW.
E. G. ROURK,
Worthy President,

Will Be Conducted by the Fraternal
Order Of Eagles.
The funeral of the late George Bur-
CESS will take place tomorrow morning
from the undertaking parlOrs of Mac
Martin & Company. The ceremonies
will be conducted under the auspices
Order of Eagles.
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Fine new cloths for lady's tailo:
made suits, cloaks, skirts. etc. Rock.
the tailor. All garments made to order.
Come In and examine our line. Jones
building, Second street.
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mittee will be able to reach a conclu-
sion on the subject by Friday night
and report at a special meeting which
will be held that evening.
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Mrs. A. Walsh. the gifted clairvoy-
ant will be in Walla Walla on Friday,
September 2, to remain all winter.
She may be found at Room II, Eureka
lodging house.
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Come in and see our new fall and
winter suiting, trouserings and over
coatings. Rock, the tailor, Jones build
ing, Second street.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-10-05

Pies, cakes, bread. confectionery
Main, Prendergasts old stand.
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At the residence of the pastor of the
First Christian church last night Rev.
Morton Gregory performed the mar
riage ceremony of Albert w. Windsor
Columbia county.
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Strictly fresh Golden Sheaf brand
creamery butter 35c per 10. Other
good creamery butter soc. Motter
Wheeler Co., phone Main 65.
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j. W. Cookery, Ilcensed embalme'
and undertaken. Babcock block. IL
First street. Tele. Main 379.
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Lady Curzon Still Gaining.

LONDON. Oct. 5.-Lady CurzOn
somewhat better than yesterday.
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The best hay and grain on the mar
ket at Alheit's feed mill.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-10-05

Call at Stanley's music house fo1
good pianos and organs.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-10-05

A great big loaf Of bread for n1ckle
at the Portland bakery.
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SHOES SHINED.

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN SEND
your Shoes to the O. K. barber shop,
q East Main, for a fine shine for
10c. J. Johnson. Phone Main 233.
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Alheit's feed mill can save you money
on hay and grain.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS,
or furnished house for four grown
people. This office.
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Bread that is bread at the Portland
bakery.
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\. Co announce rate OF $3.50 for the
round trip. Tickets on sale October
Il to q with final limit of October
% r. BURNS,
General Agent.
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Satisfaction flour. better than the
best. Gayle & Campbell. -
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Lewiston Interstate Fair October 18th
Svenska monitoren., 1904-05-06

kraftiga qvinnor endast pa mitt
gods. Hartill kommer att manga
ryska qvinnor rida som kosackar
och arc f~ortraf1iga skyttar. Jag
har sjelf manga ganger ledsagat
min fader pa vargjagter. Det ar
icke langre an en- vecka sedan Jag
skot tire vargar pa en- eftermiddag.
- Men hvarfor ar Nj icke mold
med att tjena edert fadernesland
som sjukskoterska under roda
korset9 fragade korrespondenten.
- Jag ar icke engelska. 5lef
svaret, ser jag mahanda ut sa? l
Ryssland arc vi qvinnor mannens
jemnlikar. Qvinnor erhalla plats
i val aAonade. offentliga stalinin,
gar, och Diet fnnes flera qvinliga
lakare ! Ryssland an i hela Diet
Europa. vi arc alldeles
likstallda med manner
Mahanda kommsr den kacka,
Inga damen att IA en- helt AMMAN
lppfattning ON japaneserna, an
den hon uttalat, derest hon verk-
.igen kommer att draga i falt mot
lem.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-05-06
Fran Krigsskadeplatsen

General Kuropatkins, den ryske
acknowledgements, onskan att IA
taga EFT nappatag med japaneser-
ma pa Manschuriets jord har blif-
Wit uppfylld, men resultatet at
delta mote blef ej alldeles So, som
han forutsade att Diet skulle kom-
ma att bli. Ty i stallet for att
platt forgora de sma gulingarne,
son den balde generalen forut
Spade att den ryske bj6rnen skuIle
CORA, da Diet kom till kritan, maste
ryssarne med stora iorluster draga
sig tillbaka for japanesernas ur-
sinniga anfall och lemna sina fen
der oqvald besittning afYaluho /.
denS nora strand.
Den , dennes meddelas oficielt
babe hanTokio och St. Petersburg
att japaneserna ofvergatt Yaluho
den vid Win och drifvit undan
rYssarne, hvilka forskansat sig pa
den motsatta stranded. Redan i
tisdags forlidsn vecka boljade
iapaneserna under general Kurakj
gora forberedelser att satta Diver
ioden. Men f6rst maste ryssarue
t0'drifvas fran nagra oar i hoden.
der de f0rskansat sig, och sedan
delta hastigt och lustigt bIifvit
undanstokadt, borjade japaneserna
under skydd at en- haftig kanoueld
att iagga en- pontonbrygga Diver
Yalu strax otvaufor Win Klockan
s pa l0rdagsqvallen val bryggan
lardig, och regemente efter rege-
menCe at japauska solda,er Diver
gingo densamma uudsr uatten.
daggVningen S6oda&s 0tverf0l-
los ryssdrne. hvijka gjorde EFT
la anackadt men tafangt not
stand y ras venstra flank upprefs
och den ryske beislhafvaren,
general Sassulitch. maste med
hvla sin styrka draga sig tillbaka
Irigt forfoljd af japane serna, hvil
ka togo en- mangd Hangar, kanoner
gevar och ammunition. Oct mar
annu q Uficielt tillkannagifyits
huru stora ryssarnes forluster
voro, men dct uppgifves att de
i6rlorade anda Until 1000 man,
bland dem manga h6gre oficerare.
JaPancserHas forIuster antagas
till inemot 700 mnn.
Delta ryska nederlag pa land
bacllen har helt naturligt j Ryss
land Stegrat den f6rstamnirg,
som varit radande inom hela Ian,
Diet pa grund at motgangarne TIL
,j6., Atven nu foljes inom om
c ella kretsar alldeles Stamina
taktik som da amiral Togo for
storde fiendens tartyg. Del var ej
heller denna gang japanesernas
fel att ryssarna ledo nederlag, for
klarades Diet, Diet var ryske befal.
hafvarens, general S~assulitchs,
som 81 hade vett att draga sig un-
dan och satta sig och sin har
sskerhet, da han sag att Diet var
fara pa iarde. Men denna forklar.
ing ar alldeles likgiltig for japane-
Svenska monitoren., 1904-05-06

bit ealciumkarbid i EFT fat inne.
hallande vatten. Genast utveck
ladies' gas. som antandes at en-
skrubben brinnande gaslaga ocf
exploderade. Trimble kom undar
med blotta forskrackelsen alldela.
oskadad, men dorren till skrubber
slogs | spillror, och en- del porslir
som forvarades i EFT a~ngransande
rum, kastades golfvet och slog.
sender, och personer, som vic
tillfallet befunnO sig j byggnaden
sprungo forskrackta ut.
Mrs Rosette Saxelby, 2I3 Perry
street, rakade for kert It'd sedan
att rispa sig i en- arm pa en- rostig
spik. Blodforgiftning installde
sig och hon forbes till Samaritan
hospitalet, der man dock 81 kunde
radda henHes lif, utan hon ahed
derstades fredagen forliden vecka
Hon var O. ar gammal och eiter
lemnar en- harstades bosatt son.
4 l6rdags oppnades fyra stora
spelhus igen pa vid gafvel, sedan
city council gifvit slit tillstand
dertill, mot Diet att de till stads-
kassan inbetala en- afgift at 800
dollars hvardera j manaden. De
S. k. Observation-Disclosures maski-
nerna hafva kommit till heders
'igen, sedan de under en- It'd varit
forbjudna, och dansen gar nu alter
efter den gamla trallen. ALT sedan
spelhusen stangdes och forbud
utiardades for dem att hnnas till,
har Diet anda spelats RAFT Taper,
i Sioux City, ty naturen har tagit
ut sin raft: hvad som ej fas oppet
maste man komma at pa smyg-
vagar, kosta hvad Diet will. Den.
som kant pa sig att han ovilkorli.
gen maste draga sin spader, hal
haft godt tillfalle att ia sin drift
tilllredsstalld, ehuru han, hvarjt
gang han spelat, vetat med sig
att han brutit mot samhallets la,
gar och lopt risken att blifva ar
resterad och botfalld. Och manga
Ginger hafva dylika arres:eringal
foretag Is och sps lattiralier kon
h>keratS I att Diet hjelpt mayo,
Man har endAst bIifvit forSigt'ga,
re. Diet ar ALT, men spelluStan har
derfor icke utrotats. Antagligt
ar att en- del mindre s~pellokaler
atven komma att oppnaS, hvadar
staden under de narma>te iva
aren kommer att "a en- ganSka
god inkomst AT Sina Spellokaler.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-05-06
HON. H. E. HUBBARD

fran Sioux City nominerades j
gar pa Diet republikanska konven-
tet / Cherokee till kandidat for
congressman | III distriktet. Vid
hemkomsten j gar alton eskorte-
rades kandidaten under musk
och anghvisslorsI skarpa liud till
operahuset. der han holl EFT kort
tai.