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Arizona republican., 1904-09-06
THE 5. P. RIGHT OF WAY
Remaining Obstacles in the South
 west Part of Town Removed.

The last touch was put on the South ern Pacific's outlet from Phoenix yes terday. For a long time real estate agents and others have been quietly buying for the road property lying in the way of it's westward progress. In a majority of cases the sellers did not know for whom the property was be- ing bought and they wondered at the boom which appeared to have struck that part of town without good and sufficient reason. The property pur- chased yesterday consisted of two lots owned by Dr. J. F. Mahoney, near south Seventh avenue. The company had already secured all the property lying between the Mahoney lots and it's depot except Q right of way through the southern part of the Phoenix Light & Fuel company's property. It is stated that a lease of the right of way for ninety-nine years had recently been secured.
 The right had been obtained all the way west of the city limits except through the ranch of F. c. Fisher and it was announced yesterday that that had been secured. The way is now open to the Buckeye country and from there on the land is owned by the government.
 The quietness with which all this property has been gathered has pre- vented the placing of fictitious values upon it.
Arizona republican., 1904-09-06
Important

Q Of all the important pieces of furni- sure in the house there are none that rank with the range upon which the meals are cooked. Bedroom sets and parlor furniture may differ in quality and beauty of finish according to the means of the owner; carpets may be of the finest texture and most beauti- full weave, or there may be no car pets at all Pictures may ornament the walls, expensive vases and bric-a-
 bras may beautify the rooms. All these good things make the house brighter and hal pier, but all are Of secondary importance compared 10 that piece of furniture upon which the three meals a day are cooked for $65 days in the year. It is for these reasons that every household not all ready possessing a good range should have a MooREs STEEL RANGE.
 You can buy a Moore's Steel Range anywhere from S2O to $67.5O at Dav- idson's Cash Store. They have the largest line in Arizona IerTltory' 1hSS keep thirty-four different styles and aU have square ovens, drop oven doors. adjustable freboxes. They are asbestos lined, boiler riveted, and have Slrsw-Out ash pans. Every one is slaranteed 10 be the best baker you ever used. if you haven't used a Moorr-s and for saving of fuel they have no equalA Remember these are not idle claims simply arising from : the desire 10 sell all the ranges sold in Phoenix. although We would like ;6 sell all of them. But every range a, yy,. sell Is sold with the understanding taat It meets the claims we make or money refunded In the meantime if you contemplate purchasing a range . retnCn.ber that t will pay you to visit : I,4ytdsOn's Cash Store. the store of : bargains in Hardware. Ranges, Crock =tgz. Stationery. Guns. Cutlery Tents, r5po3enware. Tlnwars, Enamelled Ware I-ar,spo and thousands og useful things.
Arizona republican., 1904-09-06

ing more time resting than in sight seeing. He says one can rest twenty six hours a day there and not woIk very hard at it either. The last week was spent mostly in Los Angeles and Long Beach. At these places he did some more resting in order to see whether or rot he had got his moneys worth at San Diego.
 The officers here had arranged a nice little reception for him when he re- turned. and it was held in his office yesterday. The guests of honor were two Indians and four MeXicans. The Indians were Juan Miguel and Chester Mckinney. They got drunk Sunday night near the corner of Fifth and Jackson streets and disturbed the peace by yelling and talking in a vo- ciferous manner. Constable Redwine arrested them and at the same time took into custody a Mexican named F. Villareal who furnished the Indians with the liquor that got them into trouble. The three men were tried yes terday the Indians being sent to jail for seven days each and the Mexican for ten days. At the expiration of VillareaIs sentence the United States authorities will probably do a little business with him for furnishing the Indians with liquor.
 Two other MeXicans named Jose Hernandez and l.. Aldama were ar rested for drunkenness and fighting on Saturday night. They were fined seven dollars each end sent to jail but only served enc day digging up the remain ing six dollars each at night and buy ing their freedom.
 The other case was that of Jesus Orosco. the Mexican who on Sunday evening hit Jesse DonneH in the head with hammer and was arrested by the police. Donnell made complaint against him yesterday for assault, and he was transferred to the county jail. He will probably be arraigned today.
Arizona republican., 1904-09-06
GRISWOLD. sss;;i sisS:I. Ne.

best and easiest riding wheel on earth. Keeps the largest stock of tires ana sundries. Most complete repair shop in the city. Nos, and s. First avenue.
Arizona republican., 1904-09-06
MIR. WALKERS RETURN

MIR. WALKERS RETURN-J. Err nest Walker who is visiting in New York. is expected home about the first of October During his absence Thom- as Morse has charge of his office.
 OCTOBER 7-The date of the ar rival of the Ringing circus has been announced as October 7th. It will not be long till the bill boards will look like a picture book.
 SOLD A LOT-Mrs Carrie s. Brett of Rockford. H., has disposed of a. second piece of property through the agency of J. Ernest Walker. The prop erty is lot Il, La Villa place, north Fourth avenue. The name of the pur- chaser was not learned.
 TWO WEEKS VAcNTIoN-Hy Page. city ticket agent of the $. F., P. & P. railway company, leaves on this mornings train for couple or weeks vacation in Los Angeles. Mrs Page has been there for the past month and will return home with him at the end Of his outing.
 MIR. BRISCOE HERE-Herbert w. Briscoe of St. Louis is in the city and will probably remain indefinitely. He has visited Phoenix before and is quite well known here being an electrician by profession. His father has been for many years an owner of farming property west Of the city.
 MR. ALEXANDER HERE-E. q. Alexander who will preside over the department of English in the Phoenix high school the coming year has ar rived here from California. ready for his new duties He took course of summer work at Berkeley after which he spent some time in San Francisco Investigating school matters.
 POLK POKiNG ROUND-Old Boy Polk, whose occupation in this city for some years was expert tonsoriaI work and incomparabIe cake-walking, arriv- ed here yesterday morning from Je- rome where he has been running a barber shop for 9 year or two. He says he just dropped in for day to dem onstrate to his old friends that nOth- ing short of birthstone will ever do bus mess with him and that sulphur smoke don't touch him.
 THE START-Six companies of the Arizona militia, from this valley and southern Arizona points, will rendez- vOus here tomorrow morning, prepara- tory to taking a special train for the annual enCalnplQelI ICuE HllieS dDONe Prescott. It is expected the military train will leave about o'clock. A de- tachment went up from here yesterday morning to look after preliminary ar engagements at the camp ground and take charge of the camp equippage provided.
 MIR. PHlLES PLEASED-Charles E. Philes, who came in from Cave Creek on Saturday, was perhaps oSe of the best pleased men in the city yes terday, when he read of the sale by A. s. Mills, of his mining property. The reason for it is that he has some ad- joining claims and he feels certain that if MT. Mills property is properly ex- plotted somebody with money will be- gin to look interestedly in his direc- tion. MT. Philes has been mining in that district for a great many years, havng shipped a great deal of ore and having worked a small quantity on the ground. He has a small Huntington mill on his claims with which he is working some of his ore and his busi- ness in town is to secure a new spring in the place of one that was broken.
Arizona republican., 1904-09-06

Maximum temperature, 79; mini mum temperature, Fl. Average relative humidity, 42 per cent. Total precipitation-0. Character of the day-Clear.
 M. E. BLYSTONE,
 Section Director.
Arizona republican., 1904-09-06
THE HUB"
CALL FOR PROHIBITION COUNTY
 CONVENTION.

Phoenix, Ariz., Sept. 8, 19O4.-A mass prohibition convention for the purpose of nominating county and precinct of hcers for Maricopa county, to be voted for at the election to be held November S, 1904; the election of a county central committee, and such other business as may properly come before the conven- ton, is hereby called to meet at the court house in the city of Phoenix on Saturday, September 10, 1904, at 10 o'clock a. m.
 All prohibitionists in the county are requested to attend.
 By order of the county central com. mittee,
 JOHN WIX THOMAS, Sec.
 s. s. GREEN. Chairman.
Arizona republican., 1904-09-06

Forecast for today-Fair.
 Data for 24 hours ending p. m. yes terday:
Arizona republican., 1904-09-06
Davidso on's Cash Store Telephone Red 3o3
Mszs szzs l. for nervous" N 'T:y The common excuse
 For the troubles which come - Trara neglect and abuse

= 'Ig any UT.,ar. .r tife human body 's required c, slo 1T. eXc@sssye amount Of work the uerveEs sysgerss ;nuss supply s;&Gt aCgan' enough extra poweT to d. .se extra work. To dc this some other organ mast be drawn upon, and, as in NuaM ags, Ggo3 suoIls SVl SmlEu IIU so any &rFan rcosB which the eye gets its c&eess osrpPly es aerye force may suffer. s'
 . Tlos eyes p-ork from early morning uasi} cieseea 3n sleep, often sixteen hours g day, and any defect which the eyes can. even partially, overcome by strain adds greatly to the tax upon the nerve centers. Only those who have experienced the relief from nervous ailments which is afforded by right glasses can appreciate their value, in these eases, If you have tried every thing else for your nervousness, head
 Fches. etc, let us demonstrate what right ziassez will do.
Arizona republican., 1904-09-06
Of Localy Interest.
THE WEATHER

Local Daily Weather Report for The
 Arizona Republican.
Arizona republican., 1904-09-06
JUSTICE BURNETT HOME ~=..s, =s-s
Business Opens Up We'll After Good
 Long Rest.

Justice J. M. Burnett returned home yesterday morning after a four weeks outing in California. He is looking like prizefighter, is as brown as a berry and must have gained four or five ounces in weight and knocked a couple of years off his age. He spent about three weeks at San Diego and vicinity. doing Coronado, Pacific Beach and La Jolla in a liesurely sort of way. spend
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-01
@tese- Mltar- Grab.
8 E b E

Sofepb unb Snoia 8olin, $3.50
8urgeB Nbe., Gnabe. - Sobn unb
@Ora 9antrp, 3008 Wef gernlOnt Str,
&nabe. = 9uolep unb 2inp @babpeu,
$40 Gbeffielb Mbe., Mdbden. - Settle
unb Ne1ie 8on, 518 Sno Genitone=
Nbenue, Mdb9en. = Scbn unb Gtbel
GirfpatriG, 513 Norb California Str,
Gnabe. = Charles uno 2ena 61ott,
% Sraub Nbe., Gnabe. .. W. unb
Marp pbiGips, 1104 Gbabmif Str,
Gnabe. = CHARLES uno Marie 8airb,
635 Sib MiHouri Str, Mdb6en. =
&Obert unb 2iaaie &i9ie, 1106 10.
5traBe, Gnabe. Sen uno Gpfa
Sammermarn, 1105 Waple Str,
Gnabe. = Bert unb 6effer S9oler,
2315 Nbams Str, Mdb9en. = @bas.
unb &oie Greenfield, Mdb6en. -
&oscoe unb emma 5apes, 1880 Sarb=
ing Str, Mdb1en. = 6arrD unb
emma 5oparb. 1906 8artb Str,
Wdb9en. - MDer unb 2ena @pftein,
$50 Bearl Str, Mdo9en.
% etraut:
Wm. 9art = Mamie Garter.
9arrD 6. 6elsemeper - Mtnnie
G6mbfe.
So6n 9aitin9s = Margaret Sparts.
@aifius M. @urrD - @bna s. Gong.
g It 0 + b
Gina Woolen Dart, 26, 1908
8%rOabpap. = 2iaie Sai6e, Is, GA
Buchanan. - Saarp Sbornborougb,
9 Monate, 1909 Weff 2ambert. =
sdueIins 9rtis. = Sbirlep Qrtis, 33.
= SOhn Cunningham, 81, 90 Of
Is. Str. - 9abib 9onab, 81, 14l7
Sttawa Str. = SObn 9ufnal, 81,
1913 5igblanb place.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-01
Eoli3etltdes Maerlet.

Sn Der poli3ei Station tpurben
gefern @m. 6art unb Mamie Garter,
betoe Garbtse, bur6 Grieoensri9te,
9arbeD Stout eetraut.
81 II unbefannter Mann, Der 6eife
bertauft, giebt fi6 fdli6lider @eiie fir
einen Nneeiteaten Der Girma 8lof &
Co., Of @aibington Str. aus unb
giebt nit ietnen 8ertdufen Sidets, Die
ansebli6 3u @efdenfen, pel6e borgeb=
lid bon Der Girma ue9seeeben peroen,
bere9ti9en. glof & So. bena6ri9tig-
ten Die pOli3ei, auF BEN Gremben 3u
fabnoen.
Wtllis Murpb BON 161
Geota Str. tpurbe unter Der Mntlage
bes m0roerif9en Nngriffs ein9efteft.
@r bate ben in Meeb's Wirtbf6aft,
2eOta unb Bates Str, als S9ant=
telner bei6dftieten Som Genneop nit
etnem 8aGiein 5u Booen gef9lagen
uno i'm f9mer berlebt.
Der $50. 706 @tb Slinois Str.
m~Dbnbafte Greo Waib murbe eeftern
meeen tbdtlt9en Nneriffs auf Dell 2202
Columbia Nbe. tpohnbaften 6. peflep
per6aftet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-01
@rnnbeigentbmms uebertrasnnsen.

Greberif @teinmeper an Jrant
SCHUBERT, Got 26, 5enneman's Digb=
lanb GONE 9looition, fibli9 bon
WoOOruf Blace, 1875.
Sie Occidental Gabing & 2oan
@ROciatiOn az Martin 5. GeGp &C.,
2ot 80, @Iiott's @uboipifion, Outiot
156, nabe Nortb= unb Slafe-S traBe,
$1,000.
Warb Seuap IT,. q. an Meladi
Gelp, Soft in &obertion's Subj. in
OutIot $50, Dffli9 pom 9tabtboIpital.
81, 900.
Wtnnie s. @ablisr u. u. an patrid
Murpbp, Cots 685, 6s6 uno 697 in
Stout's %. Stem Oorf Str. Mbb..
wefli9 bonn &iper. $1,100.
Marion Sruit Co., SruFee an @il=
bur s. Walter, Got "a in Waibin9ton
Bou!eparo parf Mbb., tpeftli1 bon
Central Nbe. nabe 80. Str. $3.50.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-01

9 auerlaub Seine
S. @ramling, Mnbau, 225 Of Waib=
ington Ctr, So, 832.-Yatrid MerriG,
Cottage. Seal NDe., nabe Wafbington
Str, 81, 600.-gbarles 8efer, 9epo=
ratur, 224 q. pennfplbania Str.
So, 900. = &C.. 6. 5in4man, Cottage,
Ills Rural Ctr, 81, 000.-Berter=
mann 8ros., atpet @epd9sbduIer,
$1,000.-@. 9. Weir, b~6lsernes Wobn.
baus, 8roaouap, nabe SUTHERLAND
Mpe., $4,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-01
WtM Gno Sertamt bon
6ettoett 8Iuiem.

@eibe Srauen 2apn 8luien, neueIfe
Nermeln, Stod &rasen, nieblih earnirt
nit SttGereien ; 81 Nertbe, i'm Mtn Gnb
gerfauf ........ 49c
Srauen 9emben6Iuien, bon frans.
@in9bamS Dber fetnem Maoras ; cine
0ualitat peI9e serp0bnIi6 su $3.50 pers
fault tpirb, in benz yttl Gnb 8erfauf 59c
Seine 9npn 8Iulen, babi6 p~ersiert mt
Spiben pber Gtidereien So Wertbe; TT
benz Nfta @nb Serfauf, InspabI. .98r
Srauen feline 8ercale SausftS tier,
tpertb $1.00, i'm Still Gnb GerfatI bic
Ausnabl 5n.... SOC
Srauen SausfIeiber in getpdbLten 2apn
Stoffen, MabroS uno Bercale, $1.50
@ertbe, i'm Nta Gnb 8erfauf. 98c
Sreuen, i9parSe Iuseebs SIeiterrode,
ale @r6ben, NIT eei4neiberten .Ndbten,
re9uIdre 81 @ertbe, in benz Nia @no
8ertauf, Stif ................$i.9 5
5Speiter Stod.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-01

Ste .Snbiana 8ruF d.,
als tempOrdrer WaHenbermalter Der
y0fb Wabne M. 8. QK'n.", purbe
bonn @eri6te autborifirt, ben grpert=
8u6balter Mtliam 8. garntalee gu
engagiren, INN Die Bidder Der 8ereini=
eung 3u unterfu6en unb Ndberes be-
trefs Der Nctibo unb paiipa berielben
aussufinben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-01

Queenstom n. Baltic, Der
neue Dampfer Der Wbite Star 2inie,
oas gr0Bte 56if Der Welt, frat bon
bier feline Sungfer= Sabrt mad Seem
Oort On.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-01

N&erfaufen Gle Sbr Geiddft nure, uns. B1r
baben &dnfer fur Groceries, Gletf9erIaben,
RoOmine 9duier etc. aein l1nteri4ieb ps b~iefelben
finb, mir fpnnen fe oertaufen. GebeH sic mns bale.
Mpntspnterp-Weiner Rcaltp &c.,
sol 2emde 6ebGube.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-01
Mtariom Gsnntb stener=N ebt=
tons=8ebSrSe.

9on Der Marion gountp=9 teuer-
&epifons=8e56rb Rno 9efern fDlgenoe
Snbianapolis Sruf=@ efeaf9aften mie
fplgt eingeI9dbt uDrben /:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-01
Neme Saeorporationeu.

Die Santiago Sil & @ns Co.,
Muncie; Capital $4,000. Sirecto=
rem: s. u. @lart, 6. 8. Wbitelep,
Nmos Wbitelep Sr., 9. $. @6iteleD
unb Mmos Wbttelen.
Sic ~Snbiana Steel & Wtre Co.,
Muncie; capital $500, 900. 9irecto=
rem: u. g., 6. 81, 8. W&. unb 6. s.
Ritfelman unb &obert MiIer.
6itielman 8ros., Muncie; Capital
5000, 900. Sirectoren: q. g., 6. 81,
8. g., 8. Dc. unb 6. 5. Gitlelman.
Die v@ilfins Sree 9ransplanter
60. Snbianapolis; Capital $50, 600.
Directoren: Sobn @oburn, CHARLES g.
2efb, SObu u. Wiltens, CHARLES %.
grOuie unb $. $. Wilfens.
Sie yMaplepoob Soipital NRocia=
ton, Gofomo; CAPITAL $4,000. Si=
rectOren: Cigar Cor, 8. s. Mauab=
mer, s. 6. s. Sborne. S. 9. Carr
uno s. 6. 9erron.
Die ySacob Mebger Co., Snbiana=
pDlis; capital $45, 900. Sncorpora=
loren: Wtliam @elmann, Souls 6.
Rosfelo unb SOba Gebrenba9.
Die v6arristoun telephone Co.,
Waibin9ton County; capital $500.
SncorpOratoren: @no9 Barr, 2epis
Wiaiams, Son Simpion, Sonas 6.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-01

G9te Ieinen @raib, IS 3ou brett, sroz
Der Bertb, in benz Min Gnb Serlauf Die
9arb gu ..... -. ..... lie
gRin @nbs bon 1855aigen 8Ieaaeb
2inen @raib, in bieiem gerfauf garb. Sc
Siirfii6en Damait, feite Sarben, in
Nia Gnb6 bis 8 0arbs, regular 4Oc Auas
lltdt; IN bieiem Serfauf Die Darb. soc
Gefnotete Syringe Samaft Sarbtii9er,
15c AuaIitdt in nieiem 8erfauf bas
Stiid Toe
G9te 2inen bemItit9eb Samait Sanbs
ti9er, Roc Sorte, in bieiem Sertauf, bas
8aiement.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-01

THE ]. BRADLEY CO., grunoetqeutbums
Wfntler, faufeu, oertaufeu, oertau11en nnb ber-
iteigern Gisentbum ieber @rt. 3immer Sc, Sngans
Sebdube. gtener 5eIepbpn 1869.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-01

Sy%Itf @inbeimtfd,e &rduter ~furieren Sbre
~ MageubeihDeroen. 3nnt perfaufen In
255 get g8aibingtpn GtrdBe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-01

NSerlau9t Wtdbben unb 5rauen fir 2ounbrpz
S arbett. gtnb3ufrapen in Nrmitrones saunbrD,
224 Meft WarpIanb Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-01

Utlt6n3teAeS : siaem = se shale'' fur IS 5 i bss 8
9roaent. Aniertcan 6Dme 8upins Co.,
9 Sgmbarh Gebdube.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-01

union 2rnt So....... Oolso40 oUU,UOU
Security Eruft 60 49,. 3O2,4 400 $4,000
Die 8efeuerungen Der
8ant betreenb.
Die 8anfen finb in biefem Sabre
bon benz Sownfbip-N fefor Seferion
pie fol9t abseT6dbt moroen
1904 1908
Snbiana NationaI. s. ,O52,5 SOB 1898. $40
Mmerican National.. $4,000 972, 900
Capital 81 1tienal -. 322,210 310,450
Columbia Natipnal... 230,400 219,275
Sletder National -. 717,900 717,580
Nerbants' N%attonal. 1,016,490 $685.
8eople's Depoiit..... 28,840 1890
Union Natipnal. So. 100000 10000
Mit bieier Nbfddbung bat Die @oun.
tp= Steuer= &ebiions=8 eb6rbe ni9ts gu
tbun, etuaise Broteite sesen bieielbe
fino an Die etaats=8 eb0rbe Der Stsuer=
@ommihdre gu ri9ten.
9ie 8anfsn ielbf tpurben bon Dem
Nhei1or ni9t beffeuert, fonDern jeber
Nctiondr Bat fir feline Nn3abl Nctien
na9 ibrem mirfli9en 8aartDertb Die
Steuer 81 entri9ten. Ser g%e9entpdr=
tige 8aarmertb Der Metien Der berf6ie=
oenen 8anfen uno bic beoeutenoIten
NctiDndre finb:
Snbiana National 8anf, SOL. SO Die
Nctte; 8olnep s. Malott, $462,25
Mmerican National Bant, $87. so;
CHARLES Berrin, $79,631.
capital National 8ant, 800. 66;
&. M. @bur9man, $62, 418, uno %.
s. gbur9man, $63, 025.
Columbia National 8ant, 5000;
90. 9. @ilfon, $16,218.
Jlet9er's National 8ant, $143, Sc;
Stou9bton S. Glet6er, $712, 156.
Werhants' National 8anf, $685. "a;
Otto q. Gren3el, 500. 677.
PeOple's 9epOit 8ant, 500; s.
s. McW6irter, $14, 1872.
Union National Banf, $40; %. s.
&i9arbs, 500, 900.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-01

% Sie bette 5 Sent gisarre In
Der Gtabt, Wu4D's .2OngfeQpp".
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-01
WIS Ser @eiumobeits= Office.

9r. M. s. Spencer, ber itdotif9t
8eiunobeits= 8eamte, bat feline &efi9=
nation eingerei6t. 9te 8ebDrbe ber=
lan9te, oaB er feline geiamnte 3eit Der
Office niomen foae. Ser Doctor iaet
aber, baB feline pribat : praris inn
nebr einbrir9e, als bic Office unb baB
er feline 2uf beripire, Die erifere Der
lsBteren tpegen aufsugeben. Die Re=
fignation miro in Strait treten, fobalb
elm Na9folger fir Or. Spencer er=
nannt porben 1T.
Ste Nerbenfieber= gpibemie 1T bebeu=
tend i'm Nbnehmen begrihen. Wdb=
renb in Der erter Sdlfte bes Monats
SUM- 100 6dne gemeloet muroen, be-
lief f@ Die 3ab[ Der in Der sueiten
9dlfte beri9teten nur auf "a !; Is pa=
tienten erlagen i'm Monat SUM- Der
Rranf6eit.
Nuf @riu6en ber @eiuno6eits=8e
b6rbe miro Der 8au=SnfpectDr in nd9=
fer @o9e Die 8ertaufs=2 Dcalitdtan
infpiciren, uel6e fid in ben @rbge=
f6oRen berfdiebener @ef9dftsbduier
beinoen urb in pel9en biele @lerfs oft
Die ganae Wo9e ndbrsnb Der 8ei66fts=
5eit 5u5ubrtnaen baben. Sn manhen
BON biefen 8ei6dftsrdumen foa es nit
Der 8entilation f9le9t beftent fem.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-01
@etterbertmt
0afbinatpn. /. SuIi.

sur q etnnosn. snesnD ! uar N0rasns. 2. suli.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-01
nnier erfolgrei6iter
|WdQGn0%erfaui

Sas 9roBe iabrt6e SommersG retgniS, neldes beute Moraen be-
gam, lit un5metfeIbaft bas erfolsreidfe in ieber Sinf6t. @rfolareid
our6 Die Gn5abl b~Ort6eubafhr Gef6afts <4bi dlide Sic es uns ermoe@
l6en, bic iaiion@9emabi9fen CONNER : @aaren in einenn ar0Beren
ahortiment gu oferren ais ie subor. @rfoGerei9 bur9 bic groBe
8arietat Der Bargain @ehgenbetten Die Sbnen 9eboten per6en. erfolq-
reid bur6 Die bereitniaige 6olseleifung gu unGr M~nflnbsguna,
bewuden surd Bic 9roben Ma6en, Die ben 2aben uberfalten, unb Der
auBer9enobniden @ertbe tbeilbaftis purben.
Sir BEN Samfa9s 8erfauf fommen btae neue Stems gu Sage, un6
6iele, in 9 erbinbung NIT BEN anoeren ma9igen @ertben, MAIDEN es fir
sic sur sr0Bten @i6tisfeit berber5ufomnen INN fd SIREN 8orratb in
alien neutrality-suspicious. fur Saus unb fir 8efleiouna einau~
leeen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-01

Sir Snbiana. SIM gngemeinen idDn
beute Mbenb unb am Gannftas /; pdriner i'm
ii6li1en Tbeile am Samfta9.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-01
0erlan9t Mn5etaen

r9enb pel5er Art merben in Der #Snbiana Ertbitne"
nit Sc per Belle fir iebe Suierttou bere9net.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-01

@- @au6t bic fish l Mingo.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-01
Smet 9roBe Sptten=
Yarttett
In benz MtaRGnb @erfamf.

8artie 1 = Mia Gn6s bon 9pint be
Baris Spiben gerdnbert unb nit Ginlab
~ba3upaheno, nngefdbr 700 0arbs BON zoe
unb 25c Mertben, in benz Nta Gnb Nerz
famf, bic Yarb. $500. .....1Oc
8artte rs mitations Glunn 8dnber,
pDaie 8 Bon brett, Sauienbe bon OarbS
sur Nuspabl Nin Gnbs BON 25c Auas
Iitdten, in bteiem 8erfauf bic 0arb. Zoe
@eitIider MittelsD ur9sans.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-01
pcaIsW etterberi&t
S96n beute gbenb unb am Samftas.
Thern1nmeterffnnh.

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