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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-07-31
Odd Fellows. Attention!

The dedication service of Excelsior
Lodge will take place this evening
at o'clock in the new hall. All mem
bers of Excelsior Lodge No. 1, Har-
mony Lodge No. 8, Pacific Rebekah
Lodge No. 1, Olive Branch Rebekah No.
and visiting Odd Fellows and Re-
bekahs are cordially invited to attend
On Monday, August LIST, the building
will be opened to the public from to
p M, to which all are invited. The
government band will be in attendance.
The same evening at 8 o'clock there will
be reception and dance to which all
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs are invited.
Members of Excelsior Lodge wishing
invitations for friends can obtain the
same by calling on o. H. Walker at
Trent e. Co, Fort street. =
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when A. K. Larson, an engineer on the
oil ship Marion chilcott. fell into the
harbor and was drowned. Larson, who
had been drinking heavily started to re-
turn 10 his ship and it IS supposed that
in the darkness he mistook the wharf
No. for the one at which his ship.
was lying. The body was found float
ing near the steamer 9Iauna Loa which
was tied up at the wharf. IN the pocket
was found a watch which had stopped
at 1880, II IS thought that the man
fell into. the rat guard which runs
across the wharf, absolutely unprotect-
ed at night. 1t Is said that six or seven
drownings can be attributed TO this
contrivance. Larson was about 35
years of age and it is unknown whether
he had a family or not.
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|. 0. 0. F. DEDICATION
CEREMONIES TONIGHT

The dedication of the new Odd Eel
lows Building under the auspices of
Excelsior Lodge, I. 0. o. F., will take
place tonight, when an elaborate pro-
gram, including dedication and altar
building ritual, music. and addresses
will obtain.
The exercises begin at o'clock, and
only Odd Fellows and Rehekahs Will
be permitted in the hall during the
ceremonies.
Tomorrow afternoon the building win
be opened to the inspection of the pub
lie at which time the Government band
will be in attendance. Tomorrow even
ing the Odd Fellows and Rebekahs give
a dance for which invitations have
been issued. Only Odd Fellows, Re
bekahs and families OF such can be ad-
mitted, as the halls are not large
enough to house crowd of the general
public.
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90 90 5000 @ 80 Q o o Q o o 9
If greatly troubled z0ith mosquitoes
notify the Board of Health.
To Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Clark, a son.
There was a, fine lunar rainbow on
Friday night, the ends resting in the
town and in the sea.
A W. Carter demurs to the amend
ed complaint of J. S. Low on the ground
of insufficient service.
Thomas Fitch became the possessor of
an automobile for $40 at Morgan's
auction sale yesterday.
Owing to delay in getting out state
ments, the time for paying sewer rates
is extended to all of this week.
J. K. Sumner has never yet visited
the island of Mokuoloe in Koolau bay
which he leased from c. Bolte, but he
has men at work improving the prop
erty.
Acting Governor Atkinson has APP
pointed John Haulani as second dis
trict magistrate at Kalaupapa and J..
X Kalama as district magistrate for
Hama.
Dr. Craig will speak in the Christian
church at II a. m. on Lift Up Your
Eyes and at 7:30 p. m. on The
Broad Christian Platform. The peo-
pie are invited.
1t is reported that Delegate Kuhio
has suggested that the business men
employ George B. Mcclellan as his Sec
rotary at Washington in case he shall
return to Congress.
c.. Eon, the Chinese storekeeper who
was burned out in the Iwilei fire, was
burned out in the great fire of 1900 and
again on Kukui street in 1902. He re-
fused to leave the building at this fire
until compelled to do so by force.
Mr. and Mrs j. K. Burkett will leave
in the steamer Ventura on Tuesday for
Southern California, to spend several
months on their fruit ranch there. Mr..
Burkett it will be remembered, lately
resigned the Office of travelling normal
instructor, greatly to the regret of the
Board of Education in whose service he
had passed about quarter of a CEN
fury.
At Morgan's salesrooms yesterday
Is shares of Metropolitan Meat Co. sold
at 800, the par value. The Fernan-
dez property in Beretania street, about
a quarter acre. sold under foreclosure
to H NJ. Won Holt for $500. Three
Pearl City lots sold under foreclosure
to the Honolulu Land & Improvement
Co. for $780, From one to two acres of
rice land on Kauai went under fore
closure to H Keohi for $286. T. Give
Davies bought two lots in Kohala I'M
der foreclosure for $50
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RANGE LIGHT
is CHANGED

Honolulu. T. H, July 80, 1904.
NOTICE TO MARINERS-HA Al
IAN ISLANDS = HONOLULU
RANGE REAR LIGHT STATION.
HONOLULU HARBOR-ISLAND
OF OAHU.
Gist of Lights and Fog Signals. Pa
cific Coast and Hawaiian Islands 1904,
page 81. No. 267)
Notice is hereby given that. on or
about August ?. 1904. the intensity of
the fixed green light now shown at the
Honolulu Range Rear Light Station.
Honolulu Harbor, Island of Oahu, T.
H. will be increased by substituting
a fixed green lens lantern light in its
place.
By order of the Lighthouse Board:
A. P. NIBLACK.
Lieut.-Comdr.. U S. N,
Assistant to the Inspector of the 18th
Lighthouse District
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A NEW POSTOFFICE
AND HOW TO GET IT

In speaking of the chance for getting
a new postof1ee building, Col. soper
said yesterday:
1T is generally understood that an
arrangement had been arrived at be-
tween the Territorial Government and
the Bishop Estate whereby the govern
ment was to acquire the title to a por-
ton of the land fronting the Young
Hotel. for a postoffice site, after said
site had been approved by a citizens
committee, and the L. s. Commissioner.
I now strongly favor the final compile
ton of the above arrangement, to the
end that our local government may be
vested with its title to said land, in
order that our Delegate to Congress
may have something tangible in hand
when asking for an appropriation for a
Federal building.
1T will be such a refreshing expert
ence for the authorities in Washington
to have the title TO a site presented to
them, without cost and without price,
that they would in all probability re-
spond literally, and we would have ac-
complished one thing at least.
ION the other hand if this site, which
has received endorsement as aforesaid
is not accepted, but the whole question
opened up anew, there will be endless
wrangling over the selection of a loca-
ton, and before we know it another
Congress will have passed, and the
usual thing done for Hawaii
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

Send to or Immediately notify the
Board of Health of all rats found dead
| from nnkuo10t cduseS.
Remnant bargains. Kerrs. =
Port Costa flour is White as Snow"
Your grocer has it.
Special dinner this evening at the
Union Grill, Wyman manager.
Ladies lace shoes, $3.50 Kar's. =
The complete furnishings of a five
room cottage is offered for sale. Apply
1927 Anapuni street.
A party advertises today in the cIas-
sified column for an unfinished house,
Makiki or Punahou preferred.
The method of fitting glasses at H.
F. Wichman's optical department is
based entirely on scientific principles.
All sizes in sandals. Kerr's. $
Whitney & Marsh will have their pop
ular semi-annuaI sale of shirt waists
and wash skirts. The sale commences
Monday morning. $
The Gunst-Eakin Cigar Co. has zig
gag" 1t is the greatest French cigarette
paper and you can have white or wheat
straw, guInmed or plain.
Remnant sale this week Kerr's. 3
Some very choice property on Tanta-
lus and at Waikiki beach, owned by the
LATE w Luther Wilcox, will be sold
at public auction tomorrow by Jas. f.
Morgan.
All first class passengers by the Ven
tura on August >, are requested to Sc
cure their tickets tomorrow as early as
possible from the agents, VIM. G. Irwin
& Co, Ltd.
Every odd length of dress goods,
white and brown sheeting. lawns,
linens, muslins, etc, will be closed out
at bargain prices, commencing tomor-
row at Kerr's.
Ehlers' remnant sale begins tomor-
row morning at 8 o'clock. They have
a fine lot of remnants at surprisingly
low prices. Now is your chance; come
and see the stock.
White kid slippers, soc. Kerr's sale.
Have no fears that the z. w. Jordan
Co, Ltd, Will be unable to suit you in
warm weather dress goods. Dozens,
scores, yes hundreds of the loveliest
dress summerisms'' can be seen there
for your selection.
There is enviable style in all the
Stein Bloch smart clothes for men.
Distinction in cut, carefulness in struc-
ture, and rigktness in fabric are a few
points that make these clothes famous
NJ. McInerny, Ltd.
Herald -four is made by the most
modern method. from the choicest
wheat, with perfect milling. That's why
it is so reliable. All progressive grocers
sell it. Waterhouse and Walker are
its wholesale agents.
New lines of Sorosis shoes at Kerr's.
The Bergstrom Music Co. is now ready
for business in the fine new store in
the new odd Fellows Building. Those
who want the best and everything in
music VIII find Bergstrom's the place to
get it. Come and hear the new Metro
style Pianola.
Who is going to wear a haphazard.
misfit bathing suit al the beach this
summer when such pretty ones can be
obtained AT Sachs o They are in black
and navy blue. all prettuv trimmed
Many other handsome new goods have
just been opened.
New wash lawns. L yards 800.
Kerr's.
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Shipping Notes.

The bark Rhoderic Dhu, Captain In
gals has sailed from HiIo for San
Francisco.
The American schooner, ]. G. North,
"a days out from Port Ludlon has ar
rived at Honoipu.
Captain and Miss Sinclair of the Lur-
line called on Acting Governor Atkin-
son at the Capitol yesterday morning.
The party may visit Eva plantation
todav
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REALTY TRANSACTIONS.

Entered for RecordsJuly 80, 1904.
zinuokalani to Joseph Aea...
Honolulu Photo supply Co.. Notice
q w Sharpe to Clarence Grange. -. en-
charles w Booth and VT to Calvin E
Camp -. Observation-Disclosures. d
James Cosgrove TO Geo H Williams. PA
z Owaanui to Fujishige. ...............L
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WEATHER BUREAU.

Honolulu, Alexander Street
July 81, 10 p. m.
Mean Tempera ture-76.
Minimum Temperature-71.
Maximum temperatures.
Barometer at D. rn.-29.9S, steady.
Rainfall. a hours I'D to a. m.-.44.
Mean Absolute Moisture-7.6 grs. per
cubic foot.
Mean Relative Humidity
Winds-N. E.; force. L to 0.
Weather-Fair and showery.
Forecast for July Slight trades,
sair with occasional showers.
r. c. LYDECKER,
Territorial Meteorologist.
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Sugar on Hawaii.

Admiral Beckley reports the follow
ing sugar on Hawaii ready for ship
ment: Olaa, 1900; waiakea. 5000; Ha-
Waii Mil. 500; Wainaku. POO: Onomea
S4-662; Pepeekeo. 10000; Honomu. p
QUO Hakalau, none; L-aupahoehoe. 400.
ookaia. none: Kukaiau. 20O0. Hama
kua, $500: Paauhau. 5000: Honokaa.
$500: Kukuihaele, 1900; Punaluu. 4125;
Honuapo. 5s3.
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MERCHANT VESSELS.

SELL
MERCHANT VESSELS.
S.harmer, Am. sp., Slater. Newcastle.
July Is.
Coronado, Am. bk.. Potter, from San
Francisco, July 1S.
Dorie. Br. str, Smith, Hongkong. July
30
Gerard C. Tobey, Am. bk.. Scott. from
San Francisco, July Is.
Great Admiral. Am. sp., Watts, New
castle, July 2.
I4urline, ycht., Sinclair, Suva. July 20.
Olympic, Am. blk, Evans, San Fran
cisco. June IS.
Robert Adamson, Br. stmr.. Seville,
Moi, July 2.
s N. Castle. Am. bktn., Nelson, San
Francisco. July IS.
TilIie E. Starbuck. Am. sp-, VIM, New
York. July %.
w. H. Dimond. Am. bktn., Hanson. San
francisco, July 90.
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DIVISION OF ENTOMOLOGY
u. 6. Department of Agriculture.
Wa ST1i41o rar1 n q TI.pa IA ION

L.. s. Department of Agriculture.
Washington. D. c., June IA. 1904.
Dear Mr.. Arnold: I have yours of
the 18th. have examined with great
interest Mr.. Van Dimes paper on Mos
quitoes in Hawaii, which is to be pub
hshed at the Government Printing Of
fee for distribution in Hawaii I do
not hesitate to approve this manu-
script in the heartiest terms. 1t is an
excellent presentation of the subject.
They are doing excellent work out there
in the way of mosquito extermina ton.
The scientific facts are all right. I
trust I may have the privilege of see
ing the proof of this bulletin as 1t
passes through the press.
Yours truly.
(Signed) l. o. HOWARD,
Chief of Division.
MR.. JOS. A ARNOLD,
Acting Editor and Chief,
Division Of Publications
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Nevadsn on the way.

The. steamship Nevadan sailed from
San Francisco for Honolulu yesterday
morning. She brings one days later
mail than the Mongolia.
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NOTICE.

First class passengers by Ventura
August End are requested To secure
tickets on Monday. August list 1904.
WA. O.. IRWIN * co. LTD.
Agents OceuuiJ = s. 60.
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The Mails

Mails are due from the following
points as follows:
San F,rancisco-Per sonoma, August
g.
San Francisco-Per Mongolia, Aug.
Yokohama-Per Siberia. August y.
Sydney-Per Ventura, Aug. 2.
Mails will depart as follows:
San Francisco-Per Doric. today.
Yokohan1a-Per Mongolia, Aug. 2.
Victoria-Per Manuka, Aug. "a.
Sydney-Per Aorangi, July 80.
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VAN Dimes BULLETIN,
is COMPLI MENTEO

The following official letter pays a
high ana deserved compliment TO D. L.
Van Dine Of the Z. s Experiment
station here as to the accuracy of his
bulletin on the local mosquito ques-
tjon.
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The Siberias sailing date has been
delayed and her exact time of arrival
is not known. The next boat is the
Coptic August %.
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Engineer Drowned.

The unlighted Railway Tssarf No. l
claimed another victim FridMy night
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Classified Advertisements.
FOR SALE.

COMPLETE furnishings for fve-room
cottage Apply No. 1927 Anapuni St.
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BATH, THE PLUMBER.

The Omcial and Commercial Record
hlls a long felt want. Published Mon
days and Thursdays.
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WANTED.

UNFINISHED house. Makiki or
Punahou preferred. Good tenants. No
children. Address J, this office.
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VESSELS IN PORT.

ARMY AND NAVY.
4. S. s. Iroquois, NibIack, (station yes-
sel)
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RAILWAY g. LAND co.
TINE TABLE
May Ist, 1903
or WARD

w w AMI
Dos Waianae, Waia1ua, Kahuku and
Way Stations-*o:I5 a. m, - 20 p. m.
Scr Pearl C-,y, Eva Mill and Way
Stations 7 80 a. m, *o:I5 a. m,
"II :o5 a. m, *2:I5 p. m, g 20 p m,
FAILS p. m, *5:I5 p. m, to 80 p. m,
rs 3. IN.
INWARD.
Ms7ive Honolulu from Kahullu, Wal
s2ns and .Waianae-*8: SO a. m, IS 81
p n.
sssrive Honolulu from Eva Mill and
Pearl City-f6 so a. m, f7:46 a. m,
- go q. m, 40 :38 a. m, " :o5 p. m,
4:3I p. m, 1897 p. m, +7:4o p. m
Daily.
I Sunday Excepted
: Sunday Only.
P. DENisON, F. C. SMITH,
Snpt. G. P. & T. A.
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LOCAL BREyITlEs.
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} There are now on exhibition at {
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} varieties.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-06
Sitter nnS Oamem.

Die @rob-2ogs Der gbrer. Sitter lino
Samen, pel6e bier in SiBung mar,
erudblte in ihrer sefirigen S@luB=
SiBuns frleenoe genmten:
@rOB.p rotector-SObn Or. &atplep
bon 8ra3il.
@rDB=Sice= protector = Charles g.
9arriion bon @banspile.
@roB=S g. SaHan
nor Se%feripnbile.
8rOb=@aplan-War 6. Silforb
bon Snoianapolis.
&sprdientanten CUR Supreme-2oa
30. u. &sbline bon indianapolis
Stelbertreter-@eOrge 6. Nai6 BON
gpansbiae.
@roB G9abmeifer - 3. 8. 8.
Wiqer bon Serre Saute.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-06
Gns Der Goroner's Office.

Die unteriuaung Der @oaifon an
Der WiROuri GtraBe borseftern murbe
bon Coroner Sutetpiler perI6nliG ge-
fdbrt. u. 6. Sonnienb, Der Seiser,
puroe bel bieiem uneliidsfals 10 idwer
berlebt, oaB er iein 2eben einbiBte.
mas fid iopeit na6 Musiasen bes @p=
roners srmittsln lieb, 1T, oab Der Wei-
9enftsler an Der Senate Npe. ben Wei=
denfeller an Der Warfst Ctr. nidt
iiber ben n6rbli9 fabrenben 3ug be-
nadridtiste unb Der Wartet Str. Weis
4enfeler bdfte ben Senate Npe. Wei-
henfteller bon Der Mntunft bes iiiolid
fabrenben 3uees IN Genntnib ieben
iolsn. Wer ben Sienf auf beiben
pldben battle, muBte Der Coroner nod
ni6t.
@eitere 3elsen werben berb6rt tper-
ben unb nidts miro unperfudt 9elaHen,
ben S9uloisen ausfinois gu MAIDEN.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-06
SIR &aoler.

Die % Mdnner iino 3naben, tel9e
obne 2aternen nod gintritt Der 0un-
telbeit auf ibren &doern an9etroffen
wurosn, ftanbsn eeftern auf Der 9ife
i'm Poliseiaeridte, um fi9 81 berant=
porten.
Sn 13 6daen purbe cine Gtrafe bon
81 uno Soften berbdn9t. BON pel4en
Die Sdreibeeebiibren in Nbsug tamen.
Drei Der Jdle trurben beri9pben uno
bic iibrissn puroen ans Sugeno9eriGt
iiberbunoen.
Wettere &aoarer. Die
nod ni9t ben Grnt Der Situation be-
9rifen gu haben ideinen. muroen ge=
fern Nbenb pbne 9aternen angetrohen
uno prompt berbaftet. Ser 2reuwug
mirb bon Geiten Der polisei nit unoer=
minoerter gnergie fortgeieBt; tper nod
@intritt Der Suntelbeit obne 2aterne
ertappt miro, muB bran glauben uno
miro am nd6iten Wor9en obne @naoe
feline Strafe erhalten. Sdrum nod
mals: aufeepabl!
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-06

3 Ia ub d e.. -
Warp pattiiOn, h6lsernes WObnbaus,
2945 Norh SuiuOis Strabe, $500. =
Sobn Mcguaousb, bOlsernes Wobns
baus, 2439 geaefOntuine Str, $3.50.
- 2aura &uib, Wobnbaus, 1015
0ila Mbe., $4,000. - Mlbin @pate.
b6laernes Wobnbaus, Noro Strabe,
50, 100. = WOlf & @wing, @Ottage,
Butler 4psnus, nabe YennIploaniu
@ailmap. $10000.-S. 9ahabl, 0Ols=
baus, 1913 9a3sl Str, $800.-@liSu
@ewiom, Cement Wohnbaus, 719
Ogden Str, $1O0O.-SObn g. Sun,
can, WObnbcus, Rew SerIep uno Ia.
Str, $4,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-06
Sr. 9. &uopf, Die terabmts
Smbereuloie=M ntoritGt,
8irp bier ant Is. October einen gortras
balten.

Inter ben Nuipicien Der rSnSiana'
polis Webical Gocistp" nirb Or. g..
u. 9nOpf, Die meltberiibmte NutOritdt
auf benz 8ebiete Der S%uberculofe, bier
am Nbeno oes Is. October i'm Mubi=
torium bes @lappool=S Otels einen pos
puldren 0orirae iiber bas Sbema vEie
0erbitung Der Suberculoie" balten.
Serr Or. Snopf NOR elmer Der
Sauptreoner auf Dem in Der @onben=
tionsbale Der Notwithstanding abges
baltenen SuberculOie : @onareb. @r
1T elm @ann BON qrobem &eidtbum
uno bat fi9 Sur 2ebensaufsabe Die Se.
tdmpfune Der S9pinbfudt seiebt.
Wsl9' elm fur4tbarer Witrgengel
Die S9pinofu9t 1T, 9ebt aus Der Nn=
Ipra6e berbor, psl9e Or. CHARLES 8.
0uebes bon Ct. Souls por ben Dele
gaten bes @OnarsRss belt. Su ber=
ielben iaste CT unter Qneerem:
rSdgli9 fferben in nnierem 2anoe
alein esgen $50 Men!3en on bieier
idrefli9en &rantbeit. Sie sr66ten
8rutfdtten Der Seu9e, aus benen bie-
ielbe INNER meter neridleppt miro,
fino bic Yfanblsibunitalten uno Sr6o-
lerldoen unierer grOben Stdote. Die in
setrasenen 3lsioern banoeln. SieIe
b~erfaufen 2leiber, in oenen Geute on
Der Subertulofs ftarben, Obne &tid-
fi9t auf Die Nnftsdunessefabr, unb es
giebt fein @sieB, wel9es Gle armen,
tpelde auf iolde biIige &leiounasiiiide
angemieien inb, Dor Der 8efabr
i9iiben."
Sn Der 0eriammlung, in uelher
Or. 2nopf bier Ipre6en miro, lou fer
ner cine v@nti=S bsrculois= Societp"
bon Snbiana gegriinoet uno organiiri
uerhen.
Cine Contribution lit bereits aus9e.
arbeitet uro pirb ben 3ub6rern Dorse.
le9t peroen.
Ser 8ereini9un9 tueroen 8ei6Gfts'
lsute, Suriften uuo ger3te ~anaeb0ren
Sieielbe min por Nlem bafiir fDrgsn.
oaB bic 9enntnib betrefenn oil
S9ninbiu9t, bic 0erbttun9, uno BIZ
Mittel, bur9 mel9e tie ebentued &C.
beilt weroen tann, in Den peiteiter
Gdi9ten Der 8ep6lteruns berbreite
miro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-06
5eioen mdnteI.

Der Serbit ma9t glab fir ben @inter in
benz MantelsD Department unb stpar ;u Sbs
rem SortbeiI fpenn Sic einen bieier bibi6en
Seiben NdnteIn rpiini9er. sic baben bic
9luspabl bon unsefdbr A Dutenb, unb bic
9reiie finb ,psni9er tpie Die SaIfte bes ses
tpSbnli9en SreiieS.
Gin Seiben Mantel Der friiber 3d. 70 fpar,
Musipabl. $500. B 90
SoIfe bic neuIi9 nod b~erfauft ruuroen gu
SIT. 80 bis 1922. 80; @uspabl. $500. S6.75
Ginen $32. 80 @antel nnb pier anbere BON
sIei4er GIesanS; 9tusipabI ....... $1,000
Stint furse @dntel unS bier LANCE &eiies
mdntel bic friber $500 f~oiteten, jest
i"l 'oV
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-06
SaeiSnmssflase a%bsemieien.

Sn Der Sdeibun9sfla9e sDif6en
Sarrp u. Swant uno @gnes Swant
p%ermeiserte &i6ter Naen cine S4eis
ouns. geioe bra4ten antlageH uno
@esenbei9uloi9ungen Dor, pel9e ipd=
ter ni9t beuieien unb nidt aufre9t ers
balten meroen tonnten. @s puroe ib.
men angeOeutet. buB Die einaise Dirt lei,
ME tie beioe cine S9eioung erlangen
t6nnteu, fe FIR swei Sabre aetrenni
BON chamber 81 lebsn uno bann tuegen
b6swili9en 8erlaRens cine S4eibung
gu bsrlan9en bdtten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-06
l1n6ssriinoete Auflas. segen
Poli3item.

Die bon q. g. 6Oreman seseii Die
poli3ifen 6enrp Gbrif uno Srant
Solen erbobenen 9ntlagen, baB i'm
oieielben i@leAt b~ebanoelten, wurbsn
bonn Si6erbeitsratbe fallen gelafen,
oa our @erbanoluns feline 3eugen fir
bic Intlage eri9ienen ruaren.
Die Witglieoer Der geb6roe fagten
aus, oaB bic Witslieosr psrf6nli9 bic
aesen bic beioen pOli3iiten erbobsnen
Intlagen untsriu4ten unb oaB bieIel-
ben unbeartinbet uarer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-06
Neuer 6~eoerpeiber,
bel Iuguf Pietf9,
@fe WabaIb uno 2ibertp Strabe.

W itoerd rstli9en unteriu9ung
Der 6ffentli9en S9ulen miro in Der
nd9ften ISOLDE be9Dnnen peroen.
Serbert & 0 5 lion. 90 Sabre alt,
elm farbigsr Saufrer, 528 gbbp Str,
puroe seffsrn Na9mittag unter Der
Nntlase Obne 2i8ens baufirt 3u baben,
berbaftet.
ueber ben v@Oniumers 8as
Sruf 6aa miro am II. October i'm
8unoes- Applications. @eritt in Gbi-
casD arsumsntirt tueroen. Cine @nt=
i9eioung miro ni9t Dor @eibna9ten
ernariet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-06
Griminalseriat.

Sugb Saps, alias Sobn Wabe, un=
ter ben Nnflassn Der 5dlfdung unb
bes 3leinoiebfabls, befannte Ii9 Der
lsbteren Nntlase i4ulois. Ser Midter
nabm ben Ga0 big gum IL. b. Mts.
unter 8eratbung.
go. Sonep, Is Sabre aft, @. Wc-
@innis, %, unb @m. Campbell, 81,
muroen sefiern i'm @rimininaIseri1ts
nit ie ST. unb Gofen, fDmie PA
Sabrsn Reformanftalt beftraft.