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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-09-02

for any body. but | feel sure that the
Democrats are III II position no." to
carry the State"
Mr.. Ryan had a long talk with Chair
man Cowherd at the Democratic heal
quarters. lie expressed the opinion that
the Democrats in New York state would
not only hold all the seats they low
AVE in the house Of representatives,, but
that they would probably gain several
districts now represented by Rcpubli'
cans.
In Indiana alone it Is said that within
a reasonably short time there will be
sent 100000 speeches for Tom Tuggart
to distribute in his effort to carry the
state for the Democrats, and Chairman
Taggar; is moi resting III his efforts to
carry Indians for Parker.
A part Of his plan is to fill the state
win Democratic speeches and he is pre-.
aring 70 do ii. He is being given every
av uilable assistance in his work by the
national committee of which he is
chairman. While he might exercise
his " authority in respect to Indiana.
regardless d; The vicws taken Of his
course OF action b. others, the fact is
that he Inns the earnest support OF other
members Of the national committee.
From now until the cam paign is closed
the Democratic activity in Indiana it is
SAID. may be expected to become more
and more intense.
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M 1Iure Funds.

iesteriay the State Boar II Exam.
liners met 20 consider the request from
the State Commissioners Mt the S
Louis Fair for five thousand dollars to-
carry on the State Exhibit to the close
OF the Fair.
. Il was unanimously decided that the
State appropriation, being exhausted,
that the State had no power to send any
more money or incur any more expense.
This having been decided ON, the Gov.
inc r no further expense ON behalf OF
the State, and to act for tile States best
interests.-.A ppcal.
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Tho latest dispatches indicate that the
tide OF battle around Lao Yang has
turned apprccidbly in favor OF the Jap.
nncsc. With Il tremendous md sustain.
ed assault on his right and center and
threatened CD his rem 10y n heavy force
which has crossed the Taitse river, Ku.
ropatklu has been forced Ia fall back
from hi = first limo Of battle 10 the forti
fed position he had established in the
town OF Lilac Yang and its immediate
cnrirons. \ ST. Petersburg diapatch
cay this order was given "Wednesday
night after the Russians had withstood
an artillery and infantry attack from
dawn to midnight. but that the japanese
pressure wRs too great To pcsmit it's DC.
ing executed. Kuropltking probably
tcnrinR that a reirUgrnde movement mt
such time might result in a rout. 4
dispatch from Toxic, however, bringing
action w to Thursday afternoon, says
TINT the Russian right mud center ia
now falling back, pursued 10y the japan.
Csr.
Russian official advice say that General
knroki, wh" was reported yesterday M
moving notihcwRrd III tho IAIssinn left,
has thrown pont0"ns over tho Taitse
river and nas crossed with Ouc division.
while hers are followln x KurokI's
object, ~"hvinn'ly, is To iutcrpo 10 his
force between IiHu Yang, the Russian
bnsc, and the north:a movement which,
II successful. would check Kuropntkn's
rear md command tho railroad Leading
from Liao Yang Ia Mukdcn. The
withdrawal % The Russian right md
center probably viii involve u similar
movement Of The troops noting tho cx.
,rcmc left ~ 'n line and rcsult in n
concentration of kuropaiKiL'a army IN
tho position he has established in Liao
Yang.
This is sIid 10 bc supcrDly fortified
with rifle pits entertainments and hmh.
cd wirc cDinnglcmcnta.
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Democrats ARE "n III" Road t" Victory
A Washington spcciul ,u ,ho LAMA.
| willie Courier journal snys.
"l1le alleged iunrliyiiy -, H., Dou,.
| crnta in this cam,niru a, ,or mo- va..
York State IL concerned. bos mn mo,o
foundation thnn tim, the Drmocro,a arc
saving wood md not Inducing in n
campaign talk s,iu R.prcso,,.,ivo
William lIcnry Ryan Of BulIulo NJ ,ho
headquarters ~ the Damocrnt,c ron-
grcssionaI committee tofay.
"Mr. Shcclan put the ri, uatiop in n
nutshell when he said in mn interview
that hc would talk about The election NJ.
ter the votca were ronntcd. work md
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The Nevada Exhibit

In discussing the refusal OF the State
Board to furnish more funds for the Ne
vada exhibit the Carson Appeal eays:
Thus ends all opportunity for further
extravaganza in the matter. IN spite Of
til" fact that an appropriation was made
sufficient to have kept Il credible ex-
hibit ut the st Louis Exposition, during
its entire existence 10y a series OF mis-.
management the funds have been tx
haustcd right at the time when the ex-
hibit should be mt its best. But from
the start the reports have come that the
exhibit, instead Of being II credit to the
state, has been a disgrace To it. y ma.
iority Of the Nevadans who have visited
the fair aud COMPARED the state !exhibit
with other exhibits were completely dis
gusted.
-Ihey claim that the exhibit WI poor
ly arranged and poorly attended. PEG.
Pile who visited the Nevada department
usually failed to lind any one there 10
explain matters, according to many
complaints. and the exhibit q greater
portion Of the time practically ran itselt
-While the closing Of the exhibit will
have a bad effect on Nevada enterprise,
still it is regarded here as better To have
never had nm exhibit nj all thar to have
it ~mismanaged rs it has been. The
closing IL a relief and as soon rs the en-
tire exhibit can be removed the better il
will be for the State. Nevada, which
ranks III the lead in III OF all
kinds was shown up III a %farcial manner
10y the Careless way in which the ex.
hibit WINS managed from beginning Ia
end.
1T il regarded here ut least ~ "a relief
that the farce should now close. The
graft has gone far enough. The act OF
the governor III advising the commis
siOncr not to incur Hny further expense in
the mniter will meet with the approval
VI the taxpayers OF the State.
at ends a chapter in political grating
and favOritisu that should never be per.
United where the interest Uf a great
state is at stake. t. make a poor show
before q small audience is bad enough,
but to give Il cheap exhibition before the
whole world is damaging"
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WARMING!
Reinhart Co.


is IA never failing Z Of Il healthy stom-
ach. When the breath il bad the storn.
ach il out Of order. There If no remedy
in the world equal to kod"I Dyepcpsia
Cure for curing indigestion. Dyspepsia
and nll stomach disorders. Mrs. Mury
$: Crick, Of White Plains; Ky. writes:
Il have been Il dyspctic Tor YEAR; tried
all kinds OF remedies but continued to
grow worse. by the use 81 K0dOl / be.
gan To improve at once and after taking
II lew bottles am fully restored IN
weight, health and strength and can ent
Whatever | like Kodnl digcaie what
yon eat and makes tho stomach wcct.
Sold 10y Elko Drug Co.
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The stolen AtaII Sack,

The theft Of the mail sack last SUR
day night IL being Thoroughly i~Dvesti.
gated. Inspector Driscoll ia here aud
nothing will he LETT uu,ione 10 find the
guilty parties. The pack wus taken i'm .
mcdiatcly after it was thrown from the
train nt 1890 Monday morning. Frs.
kline Mayer, the night operator, had or
ders for the train md as soon M he had
given them la the conductor he went
out to get the mail sack. Not finding il
he took hin lantern and searched M and
down the track, but could find no truce
ri it.. When the sack did not turn up at
the office, Postmaster JOncs started nm
iIquiry md reported its loss. The nicr
was caught by telegraph md tho postal
clerks were questioned. TlIoy reported
that the sack had been thrown of here.
Inspector Driscoll was notified md he
arrived here Thursday morning.
Constable Mccoy suspected james
Carroll, . hobo. whom he Ind arrested
mud whom Justice Morgan Ind given
an opportunity to leave town. Carroll
had lett town and MCCOY went after
him and fonnd him ut Carlin. Among
the things taken from the mail sack wns
n email ring. Lcnrning that Carroll
had tried Ia Rcll a ring in Carlin. Mccoy
brought him back To Exc and locked
him up. a ring VIVA found on him, bn.
he claimed that it Ind been given to
him ny one Of the Chinatown
When this wonRn xas questioned in re-.
gard to 1t. che corroboratrd Carroll.
Inspector Driscoll is making u thor.
ongh examination Of the mil recovered
Ia ASCERTAIN tho monetary lOqa. u my.
lhc report TINT n 400 hill wns picked
up 10y ia" boys who ionud tho sack il
not credited by Postmaster Jonce.
Carroll ia still in Jail and will bc held
until inspector Drisroll'a investigation
ia concluded, Tho inspector IL Insisted
by II. II. Gordon, the Southern Pacific
detective.
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Congressman Griges, OF Georgia,
former chairman OF the Democratic ma
tioual congressional committee, return.
ed to Washington tonight, after Il trip
to San Francisco and through the west.
The west said Judge Griggs. as
not hopelessly Republican as some peo
pie would have you believe. In Cali
tornia they expect to gain several Con-
gressmen, The Democrats are counting
oil carrying Montana, Colorado and Ne.
vada, The Republicans in Utah are
badly divided. In Washington state the
Democrats will elect a governor
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Tue NIXON ANNEX.

The Nixon annex oil the men VINO
we're pitched out OF the Silver conven-
ton at Winnemucca nave formed Il
third party. The main declaration OF its
platform ia that it cannot suffer itself to
enter into politics for spoils or emolu.
mcuts or Doodle, but enter the political
arena for principle. They also scorn
office IN all its forms and regard all po-
liticai emoluments with contempt.
One OF the men now organizing this
annex OF George NiSon's candidacy Ter
the Senate is Rcinhold Sadier, whose
record for the quest for the spoils of Of
flee is as follows:
Ran for Treasurer on the Democratic
tickle. III 1882. Beaten by 1916 votes.
Ran for Controller on the Democratic
ticket in 1884. Beaten by 407 votes.
Ran for Lieutenant Governor i'll 1890.
Beaten by sli votes,
Ran for Lieutenant Governor in 1924
on the Silver ticket. Elected by 1897
votes.
Ran Tor Governor on Silver ticket III
1898. Elected by ~ votes,
Candidate for Warden Of the peuiten-
tiaiy in 1899. Lost the fight.
lie has Il record Of ~secNius Office six
times and being defeated four
He joins with George N.xbn i'll the
formation of Il party where no one wants
Office, Nixon got live votes for U. $.
Senator oncc and has been after the Of
flee ever slncc.
Another sam pie brick is Eugene How.
ell. Was eight years Secretary ot
State, Clerk OF the Supreme Court and
Stare Librarian. lie held a three story
Office and induced the legislature To
raise his salary after election. Was
buried by organized labor i'll 1862 and
now kicks off the coffin lid md gnashes
his teeth At the party.
Then coGnr Judge Mack, OF Storey
another member OF the organization
who despises Off ce and political cmolu-
ments. He held down tho office OF Dis.
trict Judge at 800 a month for eight
years but is now turning his back to the
ticket.
Judge Il nnitiCld also scorns emolu'
mcnts in politics. He held down the Of.
ticc OF Supreme Judge and pockcted
about s3O,c0o.
Then there il Commius OF white Pine
But why talk OF Commins OF White
Pine? lie may be in another party by
tomorrow and We confess our inability
to keep trace Of hi= political wanderings
Sad!er la, draNn JOSa about $4,000
Howell abJut s2pCOo, Bonni'ieId about
$4,000, and Mack abput SO, 900. Now
the shift Is Ut tho cher way and some
body else draws DOM the salary anC
they conclude that the party is not gouI
enough Tor them.
They are looking around Tor some
one who has becn i"rcacherous to the
party aud SiIo has Il record for trcach
cry and they naturally turn to Watson
is the logical candidate. He was PLACED
in the field in &c by Mark Hanna to beat
Bryan and hc succeed M doing so.
IIc ia tho worst traitor that tho
party ever had and we are not surprised
at the company nc is in now.
They consider the populists the only
friends Of silver and 81 JON them, ",
defy them to find II word for silver in
the Populist platform this year.
Nixon wanted them md they are
anxious ~ serve INN. There had to bC
some excuse to mask their real purpose
md they hit on the silver issue. Wat
son was the traitor who defeated Bryan
in 90 and he IL property their lender
nov. Nixon pays The BILLS Carson APP
peal.
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AN ODInU> COMPARISONS.

Governor Sparks is considered by all
classes rs beng a good, conscientious
man, but his warmest supporters ndmit
that he has not the ability to represent
Nevada in the Senate. 1t requires more
than looks and appearences.-keveille.
While the INDEPENDENT agrees with
the Reveills o. the proposition tina. lit
requires moro than looks and appearan-
ces- to represent Nevada properly in
the United States Senate, it woul! be
pleased to have the Rcveille state where.
i'll its candidate, George 5. Nixon, has
any greater ability han Governor
Sparks. Mr. Nixon's public record does
not SHOW That he is a great statesman.
In the past be has been a cracker,jack
with the sack. Perhaps that is what
the Reveille regards as IN evidence OF
great ability.
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Rural Delivery EstIunnIn.

Orders have been issued 10y the Post.
mas,er.Cicncral. directing the bureau
officers Of his department TO
the annual estimates upon which will be
based the appropriation for the next
fiscal year. The most important item
relates To rural free delivery, this new
branch OF the service having grown with
remarkable rapidity in the past few
years. While the figures are not yet
compiled, il il understood that M csti-
mate OF $4,000, goo 70 cover maintenance
and provide additional routes, will be
submitted to Congress at tie coming
session. or this mount a little more
than sol 600, 900 will be used in mnin.
tanning the routes that will be in orera-
ton on July |, 1905. Tho balance will
he expended in establishing additional
routes.
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y tmmm"r cold ia not only annoying
hni II no, relieved Pneumonia will be-
'h" rr"hlh,o rcsul, by FAN, One Min.
nut" cough Cur" clrars tho phIrgm
drnNa ont the inil ,mn'i0u, heals, ano'hca
and ftrcngtlNUa the lunga nmI bronchial
iubcn. Ono Minulc Cough Cure IL M
'lcnl rcmcdy Tor The children. II ia
pleasant Ia The tns'c and perfectly harm.
l"Ea. y certain Cure for Group, Courh
and Cod. Sold by Elko Drug Co.
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POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Announcements under this head will be pub
iished up to the General Election for $40. pay
able Invariably In advance.
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Suhecnbc Tor the INprrEYDrsr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-08

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unb 8emunberer er etnmal (ebenfaGs
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-08
Glcine S~taotaadrt9tea.

Ser Warton @ountD Democratic DE
Club nirb i'm 2oufe bes Monats
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mar, lift aefern mad ldngerer 2rant=
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8ibliotbef=@ ommiiiion, mirb i'm 2aufe
bes @ommers in Minnna Dor Der
@9ule fir 8ibliotbefare @ortrdge ball
ten. Die S9ule pirb am 4. Suli err
6Hnet unb am Is. Nu9uf sef4lofsn.
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bon @~reensburg, fiel Die auf geffern
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mifficn, melGe bas @igentbum Der
Saubfummen : Nnfaft gu b~erfaufen
bat, aug. Ser 3idter mar elm Wtit=
glieb Der @ommiffon.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-08
9rnnoeigentbums l1ebertrasunaen.

CLARA WOlf u. u. an Otto $. Noffe,
Sot %, Bruce 8afer Nob., Ditli9 bon
MonOn &. st., rabe %. Str. 1925.
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mafe1, 8beil BON Sect. Is, &ange 3,
@enter Somnibip. $1,000.
Winiam 8ernbarbt an Souls 3.
Sabotage, Got 113, @touts Saugb=
bile IOo., n6rolib Der 10. $3.50.
@eorge IS. Saplor an Marp 9ebte,
She'll bon 2ot 9, 8lof 6, Subbarb II.
a., fib6fli6e 9bb., 8artb Mpe., nabe
Cottage. $4,000.
Walter $. @afman an Sulia 8.
@afman, Got 8, &aps Sub. ct.
Clair Abb., pennfpIbania, nahe Is.
$4,000.
Sobn g. &naunlein an Nnnie W.
Brennan, She'll BON 2ot 279, @tone
IL. 9.'s NuBenlot SO, bftli9 bon NDble,
n6rbli9 BON 8irsinia. $24O.
Nnnte 6. grennan u. q. an Mbam
g. Snaunlein, Got 348, oerielben.
5000.
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2aurence u, Brennan, She'll berIelben,
2ot 279. $1,000.
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$1400.
9tetptOn Woob an MariGa garnes,
8lof 1, 8lOf 8, SureDO Part, peftli6
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in9ton. 5000.
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$500.
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Wef 9ripe. 5000.
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uno 26, 9o0Opap's Wetieite gob.
$3.50.
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abb., nabe 9otpnep unb Bennington
Str. 1925.
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@li3a 8renner, Got 10, 9ieB's Of
@afbingtDn ctr. 4bb., nabe Der STR
telbabn. 5000.
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man, 2ots 80, 81, 38 unb 80, erffe
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Waibin9tOn Str, rabe Mount Sad
ion, $1,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-08
@abri@etnlid) osrielbe 9ta=
mantent= Oie6.

Nus @lebelanb, g., nurbe qeffern
gbenb benz biefisen poli3ei=9 aupt=
quarter eemelbet, baB aus benz
6auie bes Samuel @olbfmitb Sia=
mantet1 uno anbere Supelen
m Wertbe BON $4,000 geffoblen wuroen.
@s miro angenommelt, oaB Der 9ieb
berielbe mar, tpel9er bier aus Der
Wobnuns bes prdfbenten WebfDrb 3.
WiIion Diamanten unb @1mufia9en
i'm Mertbe bon $4,000 erbeutete.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-08

@nrus S. @larf aus feinem Sermin
als Sheriff nod an @ebiibren 3utpm=
men, aussabfen iolen. @Garf Iowobl,
als aud @amuel Mc9ao erbeben Nn=
fprub auf bas @elb.
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Sberifsamte suriiftrat. bate er nod
an ni6t ~be5ablten @ebiibren $5731 su
forbern. @r berfaufte biefelben fir
$4,000 'unb elm Grunofif in 3ions=
bile an Mc9aoe. Sn Iolae
beRen 9laubt Mc9abe gu Dem
8eloe bere9tiet gu fem. Ser
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mails elm reter 90 a n n.
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Polisei megen 8erausgabung bon
tDertbloien @beds berbaftet, bann i'm
poli5ei9eridt nit einem fuipenbirten
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fern beri6tet, auf's Neue feifgenom=
men purbe, 1T ieBt enbli9 befinitib in
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gaitli6sn indianapolis Den &tfen oe=
fehrt.
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tuurbe CHARLES @rebe BON No. 80 sc.
E%abiofon Str, nel9er cine @as=
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tbum oes Sobn 8. 6arbebed, annec=
tirte, an Die 8rOBsefduorenen tbers
tpieien.
Nn Die @ranbjurp iberbunben murbe
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por einigen Sagen Die ~l3.idbri9e So6=
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oerielben &artenipielen erlaubte, muroe
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geri6oben muroen fOlgenbe 6dle:
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fteben, Sratten=S 6minoeleien ausqe=
fiibrt gu baben, auf ben IL. bs. Mlts. /;
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ben Is. Npril; er fDq benz Weins unb
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etpa $500 unterf6lagen baben. @rnf
&eeb, unteri6la9ung. auf ben IL.
Npril; er 1T bei9uloigt, Der perfection
Broom So. 1923 beruntreut au baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-08
Teuer anf etaem 0ol3laser.

Sie 5euertpehr tpurbe geftern Mbeno
9:4O mad benz 2agerplab Der Capitol
2umber So. $40 MaR. 4pe. serufen,
tuoielbit Elm Geuer aussebrO9en mar.
Sasielbe murbe iebo6 i'm Seine er-
fift, 10 baB es, als bic 26f6manf-
f9aft an Ort unb STEELE anlangte,
iltdts mebr gu I6f9en CAB.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-08
Nene Stride TIT 6amsbbtae.

Bfarrer SnIepb 8nrnes, &ecior Der
tatbolif6en 81. Mntboniuss@ emeinbe
in Sau9bbile ermirtte seffern einen
8nuerlaubniBf1ein FIR ben 8au elmer
neuen Stride, mel9e fiioli9 bon benz
gegenpdrti9en 8ottesbaufe erri9tet
tperoen lou.
Sic Soften bes Baues tperben fi1 auf
$40, 900 belaufen. Mit bemIelben
tpiro in nd9ifer 3eit be 9onner perben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-08
8aie.8aa.

@etern Na9mitta9 fanb oas speite
8aie=8au=g piel 3miiden ben Snota=
napolis= uno SetrDit=g Clubs ftatt.
Sas 8eiultat mar folgenoes:
Snbianapplis .OOOO0OO1O- l
9etrDit 49,. 2OO211OO0- 6
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-08
nnabbansiser Surnberetn.

Seute Nbenb finbet Elm San3trdn3.
den fir Die Nctiben unb bic Mtt9lieoer
Der 9amen= @IaHe bes nnabbdn9isen
Surnberein5 ffatt.