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The daily sentinel., 1904-10-26

Mrs. J. r. Sry. the milliner of 416
Main street.. who has rented part of
her store to Knight Campbell Music
company. will be pleased to see any
of her friends there and show them
the pianos kept in stock by that COM
pany. Among the pianos carried in
stock will be found the following
Steinway. Strumm, A. B. Chase,
Fisher, Everett, H. NJ. Gable, Lud-
wig. Mendlesohn. Kimball. Howard,
Heinze, and Whitney.
The daily sentinel., 1904-10-26

Through Pullman to st. Louis every
day on the Santa Fe No. which
leaves Denver at 8 D. m. via the
Wabash R. R. From Kansas City.
No. 10 which leaves Denver at 12 :15
'noon via Chicago and Alton railroad
from Kansas City. For further par
ticulars and literature of the World S
Fair apply to ] P. Hall, Gen. Agent
of Santa Fe. Denver. Colo.
The daily sentinel., 1904-10-26
JefferY Goes Up Hi9her.

Denver, Oct. 26.-Special.-E.
T. Jeffery, president of the Denver
& Rio Grande, has found new fa-
vor with George J. Gould, and now
comes the announcement of his ap-
pointment to the position of oper-
ating head of the Missouri Pacific
and all allied lines.
The daily sentinel., 1904-10-26
Resigned His Position.

Cripple Creek, Oct. 26.-Special.
Charles P. Buckley, deputy dis
trict attorney, has sent in his resig-
nation to District. Attorney Trow-
bridge.
The daily sentinel., 1904-10-26

DIR. H R Bull and Senator Horace
7. DeLong left this morning over the
narrow Ruage for Montrose to see
David r. Crosby whose condition,
according to telephone message receiv-
ed this morning, is still very serious.
The daily sentinel., 1904-10-26
Markets Uncertain.

Paris, Oct. 26.-Special.-The
tone on the Bourse today was heavy
and the market became very feeble.
Upon bad London advices concern
ing the North sea incident there
has been a general decline in prices.
The daily sentinel., 1904-10-26

A. N. Bucklin. who is in a serious
condition, suffering from infiamatory
rheumatism, VISA thought to be some
better this morning.
The daily sentinel., 1904-10-26

Krohn. Gourley and Bannister, the
furniture men. received car load
of mattresses today.
The daily sentinel., 1904-10-26
WOLCOTT OUT OF POLITICS.

Denver Former Senator Wolcott left night
for Utah with Samuel Newhouse and of New York
capitalists
presumed Wolcott's visit this
political purposes having been announced that would
that make large investments in Colorado and Utah
will the political
pagn followers that is certain will
addresses Governor Peabody and the Republican
ticket
The daily sentinel., 1904-10-26
Fruit Shipments.

The fruit shipped in car lots by the
Grand Junction Fruit Growers Asso-
citation. including Palisade and Cliff
ton. are as follows:
Total cars to Oct. "a. .. .oo8
Shipped Oct. 25. IA
Total. -. .o84
OCTOBER 20.
Grand Junction. ............... 13
Palisade ........ 0
Clifton. ............. l
Total II
The daily sentinel., 1904-10-26

FASCINATORS.-The name bespeaks their
character, for they are surely fascinating
things The young lady and the
lady who is not SO very young cannot wear
more becoming and attractive head dress
for evenings than dainty, fairy-like fasci-
nator. They come in colors, and black and
white. Prices from 25c.
DRESSING SACQUES. The lady's ward
robe is not complete without several of
them. We are showing hosts of them,
made of many kinds of suitable cloths =
flannelettes outing flannels French flannels.
Cinderella cloth; plain colors and fancy fig
ured. Trimmings of ribbons, embroidery,
lace ruff1es. Prices from soc.
CORSETS from this store are superlativelv
good corsets. They wear well, fit we'll
keep their shape, give the form a splendid
outline and make a note of this) do not
rust. We show them for the medium fig
ure, for stout people, for slender people, for
the tall or the short figure. Prices from soc
to ST so
house wrappers for busy peo-
pie Home sewing you will find a waste of
time and money, if you have not many mo-
ments to spare from day to day. Wrappers
OF calico, percales, fannelettes and other
proper fabrics, at prices so little that to
attempt the making of them yourself means
an extravaganza.
The daily sentinel., 1904-10-26

Supper will be served from to Z
Monday at Auditorium by ladies of
st. Matthews Guild. Supper 35cts.
The daily sentinel., 1904-10-26
Attraction. e THE FAIR s; E; E:
We Don't Blame Our Customers

they question the quality of the goods shown
the prices lleso UNEXPECTEDLY itethat naturally
raises the question of quality Bear mind however only the
best ind place in The Fair The margin
OF Proht and the immense quantities move-n
word The Fair Store of doing thngsepains you
The daily sentinel., 1904-10-26
WAR TALK RAMPANT.

London October 2o-War talk among jingoes of both
Russia England is still and it
Petersburg that with Britain considered
evitable good
Russia reply to London promising full repara-
ton the North Sea incident but official
occurrence is given
Meantime fast vessel has been sent the fghy
admiral that he sink fishing vessels
his trip the Far East
The English channel squadron lies with steam up and
guns bristling under the shadow of Gibraltar
Kuropatkin chief in command the Far and
both the preparing strike another blow
The daily sentinel., 1904-10-26

OUTING FLANNELS AND FLANNEL>
ETTES The most satisfactory cotton cloth
ever devised for dressing sacques, night
gowns. waists school dresses, house wrap
pers and the like. Thousands of yards of
these goods from which to make a choice
They come in dainty solid tints and set fig
ures and stripes light, medium and dark col
ors. The Ioc kinds would not be dear at
I5c then there other values at Hc
and I5c that would be cheap at much more.
LADIES WAISTS-of black sateen, silks,
hannes, fancy woolens and other fabrics
Royal" brands of ladies' ready to- wear
waists are just what the name indicates
royal in every respect-of fit and finish, and
kind and quality.
LADIES' SWEATERS.-A sweater of fine
white scarlet Saxony yarn is a truly
stunning garment; yet wthal (when you
think it over) a very sensible garment They
fit nicely are readily adjusted to the person;
do not soil easily and are easy to launder
if necessary. Prices begin at So co.
WRIST BAGS,-shoppng bags fancy neck
wear. fine belts. This department is chock
full of the latest and choicest novelties at
present shown by some of the best manu-
facturers. Space will not permit descrp-
ton; but they are spread out where they
can be seen in good light and critically
examined.
The daily sentinel., 1904-10-26
RALLY AT DENVER TONIGHT.

Denver Oct. 26A great rally will be held tonight the
Coliseum Adams Charles J. Hughes, Jr,
principal speakers. William Scott Lee late republican
mayor Denver will preside.
The daily sentinel., 1904-10-26

Game Warden Higgins is spending
the week in town.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-04-07

This is the squadron which ordered here just before the
trouble broke The plan of the Navy Department
previously hnted the dispatches probably unite the
squadrons for winter The
squadron Istmus Asatc
squadron which returned the Philippines after fort
nights stay the nence OF the Japanese II is
the affairs OF the Pacific peaceful
winter joint will be held according the former
program.
The Pacific squadron the navy made Of the following
vessels
Armored New York, Captain John ]. Hunker
Coast monitor Wyoming, Commander v l. Cottman
Protected cruiser Boston Commander Samuel w B. Dieh
Gunhoat Bennington, Commander Kossuth Niles.
Gunboat Concord, Commander Charles P. Perkins
Mablehead Thomas S. Phelps
Cunboat Petrol, Lieut. Commander Benjamin Tappin
Destroyers Prebe Paul Jones'
Golfers Nero
On March the Army and Navy Journal stated that the New
York Bennington and Concord Callao South
America likely Honolulu direct
visiting The Marb1ehead Pere
Jones monitor Wyoming,
and the coliers Mare Island.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-04-07
EX-QUEEN ISABELLA
IS Ill IN PARIS
PARIS. April z-Former Queen Isabella of Spain. is i'll

Queen Isabella of Spain of very advanced age
during lifetime much scandal
capitals 1855 age three years. Isabella succeeded
father Ferdinand VII thirteen declared took
the of she married her Don
Francis dAss from until she deposed in 1868
country almost OF rebellion The
Queen dssoute of She
had of these later led rebelons against her
and asassnaed by the people In March, 1870 Isa
bella husband and few months later she abb
dcaed her rights of her Alfonso but the Cortes
elected Italian Duke of He abdicaed three
for the couple Spain republic
The unsettled and the prender Don Carlos had
the field fighting the At this the
army Alfonso XII king and short time the Caist
uprising down. The Isabella said to have
Don Carlos against When he became king
Isabella him Sanande and Alfonso declared that her
share public affairs end She quietly received in
scandal opposing
marriage by going Paris and associating
with Don Carlos The Spanish then stopped her pen
Spain Little has been heard of
years. although she paid very brief visit Queen
England Her grandson Alfonso XIII is the
present King OF Spain.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-04-07
ANOTHER ARMY
NEARING KOREA
Forty japanese Transports Approaching Yong
ampho---Japanese Burn Russian Village.
Minor Skrmishes--Squadron Division of
japanese Fleet.
,AssoorAxHD PRESS OAsLnaRAmsS


SEOUL April Forty transports Haiju.
They believed be carrying destined
pho the the the mouth of the Yalu river
RUSSIANS GETTING FESTIVE.
PORT ARTHUR 7.Arrivas Liaoyang report
Japanese
DIVISION OF JAPANESE FLEET.
SEOUL April THE Japanese feet been divided
squadron watching Port Arthur fifth paroig
and northern Japan
WOUNDED FROM PORT ARTHUR.
vLADIvosToK, April Russian wounded arriving
from Port Arthur
ATTACKS ON RAILROAD.
MUKDEN April Three guards wounded and
bandits killed in skirmsh the railroad yesterday
FIVE JAPANESE KILLED.
ST. PETERSBURG, April I'm skirrnish Wju FIVE
japanese killed.
RUSSIAN VILLAGE BURNED.
ST. PETERSBURG, April 7--The Japanese have burned
Russian village Yongampho.
BACK FROM NEWcHWANG.
SHANGHAI, April THE gunboat arrived
Neyvchyang with Americans board.
AFTERNOON REPORT.
NEWcHWANG, April General KuropaAn reviewed the
troops stationed here An attack an
ipated
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-04-07
MORGAN LEAVES AMERICA.

NEW YORK, April IL Pierpont Morgan sailed for Europe
yesterday, where will henceforth live.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-04-07
TO PRESIDE AT CONVENTION.

WASHINGTON. April 7-Elihu Root will be temporary
Speaker Cannon permanent chairman of Republican
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-04-07
tAssoorATED PRESS oABLEaRAm9


Admiral Glass has been ordered to cruise to Honolulu
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-16

Con 0aptiOn ca
Nearly I'll cases in the c ~
advanced. Fresh air stand j f
medicine to quieffhe cough aid
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-16

CORES Of 5ruaswid
We the offers and mem1z ~ the
Lcngshoresmen Labar union 3;eb
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-16

: 10, 1904
SPECIAL pTlcs
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-16

THIS IS THE SEASON.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-16

-:
THEIR ACTION APPROVED.
The action Of the county commits
aonsrs and ne city council in ap
rfoprlating a sum not to exceed $4,000
each. to assist IN securing the site de-
sired BY the knantic and Birming-
ham railroad for the erection Of a
freight and passenger depot and office
building. has been discussed consid-
elabIy hy the business people Of the
city and the two bodies have been com
ruended for their action.
The commissioners and the council
nave not appropriated this sum to
help pay for the property wanted: IN
deed the railroad management Is well
eble and viii to pay for the property.
Tut The four thousand dollars ap.
Iropriated IS merely for the purpose
d assisting IN bringing the deal 70
close. Condemnation proceedings
.will be resortsd TO for some Of the pro
pcrty and our people do not feel that
the A. & B. railroad should be put to
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-16


Try DAY EXCEPT MONDAY |
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
ms Of subscription IN the city
y mail gree Of charge to all paris
United States and Canada Mex
'orto Rico. Guam, Philippine 10
and Hawaiian Esianda.
Year $500
cutha 81. ESQ
Mcnt f.2s;
... so
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Die sefabrltdeu Sof=Sof's.

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uebertreter Der NutomDbile= Or0inana
bat geftern begDnnen unb bon iebt ab
tpiro trenge barauf 9eieben. baB ni9t
nur aaein Die fabrldBigen @bafeurs,
tuel9e our9 81 fdneles Gabren bas
Seben unb Die @eiunbbett ibrer Mit=
menf9en %gefdbroen, ionoern aud bie=
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ben She'll Der Drbinana ibertreten,
pel9e bas Nnbdngen Der Nnfangsbu9=
faben beg 8elbers an oas Pluto" our
pfidt MAIDEN, our &e6eni9aft eeaogen
Deroen. Inter Der Nntlage lebterc
8eftimmung tibertreten su baben, nur=
ben geitern etn5elne 8erhaftunger bor=
genommen, ba bic automobile aber
1eu tuaren, unb Die Stbrer berfeIben
perbaftet muroen, pdbrenb in iie bieiel=
ben Dor benz 8erienoen cine Probefa6rt
ma9ten, 10 nuroe es Der @ntf9eiounq
oes poli5eiri9ters iiberlaHen, ob in
etnem fot9en Sale es als cine Ger=
leBung bes 8eieBes gu betra9ten lei
ODER ni9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-21
gtene Saeorporattoaen.

Golsenoe neue @efeai9aften ermirt=
ten lire Observation-Disclosures:
9ie y2inotppe Oil Co.. Muneie,
@arital $40, 600; 9irectoren: pbilipp
g. Bulb, Nlfreo 8. Peare, Sobn sc.
Oldham, 5onp &i6aros, Wi0iam &.
Oouie, 6. 6. Glapius, Quince Waa=
ing, STEPHEN 2uobp unb 3. Witt
@olnen.
Sic y&bobes Bros. 2iberp Co."
paoIi unb Srend Sid; Capital $4,000;
D~irectoren: 8eperlp q. &booes, 6annie
&bobes uno Wiliam u. &bobes.
Die ySnoiana Concrete Company,
gbanspile; Capital $4,000; 9irectoren:
5arbep g. 9abibfon, Ro1in g. 0icts
unb W;niam u. 8icts.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-21
Dte SerFdermnssraten tn Gbans:
btae blet6em ma9 ute bor
erbSbte.

Nus @bicago in @bansbine eingetrofs
fene 0epei9en bringen Die Na9ri@t,
baB bag, mas man 10 LANCE befiir6tet
bat, etnqetreten 1T, ndmli6 oaB Die BON
Der @entralbeb6rbe Der 8erf9erungs=
@eieai9aften feitgeieBte& atenerb6bung,
bic nit benz L. Npril in Graft treten
Ioute, allen 8emibungen Der 8eb6roen
uno 8tir9er bon @%panspiQe gum SroBe
befteben bleiben miro, Bis Die BON ben
Observation-Disclosures in Dem 8e=
ri9te bes General Snipeetors empfob=
lenen b%etannten @mpfeblungen bon Der
Staot ausgefibrt tporoen fino.
Ser ttr5li6 in Chicago eetroHenen
Nbma9ung eemdB, als Elm @Omite
8eamter uno Bireer Der @entralbe-
b6roe einen 8eiu9 abfattete, uurbe
bieie nit elmer 4arte Der GeuerbDbran=
ten Der Staot berIeber unb man CAB
fi9 namentli6 auf @runb Der MeuBe=
run9en Der Mttslieber iener 8eb6roe
Der 6ofnung BIN, baB bamit allies gum
@uten 9emenoet unb ab9ema9t fein
miirbe. Die jeBige @nti6eioung bat
10 3iemli9 ale 0offnun3en gu G4an=
ben tperoen laHen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-21
9t63eian- Gonetl oer Gptseo=
palen.

8pn benz Si63eian=@oncil Der @pis.
cDpalen 9i63efe Snotanapolis in Sem
NlbanD tpurcen Wiliam 0antel bon
Stem Sarmonp gum Secretdr uno s..
6. Broofs BON Snoianapolis gum
@9aBmeiiter eetp6blt. Nr9ioiafon
Or. Wm. M. Walton unb 8if9of
Srancis bielten b66f einOrufsbOlle
Geben. Wi6tise 8ei6lihe betrefs
Nusbrettung Der Stride uuroen ange=
nOmmen. Golgenbe ftebenoen @omites
muroen %ernannt:
@eifli9e-&ep. Sas. 9. STANLEY,
&eb. Or. 2enis 8rown uno &ep. s.
.. 8ranniB.
2aien = Souls 6omlanb, Son.
8. Sulipan unb SO. 8.
gratt.
MiIfionsbeb6rbe-&eb s. g. @ar-
gent, &eb. S. 3. Stanley, &eb. %.
6. Otte, s. 9. StilB. Or. s. 8 s.
2eabelanb unb %. 9. gratt.
9ole9aten our @eneral= Contention
in Bottom nd6ffen OftDber-&eb. Or.
2emis 8rDmn, &eb. S. 6. @ulser,
8eb. 5. 8. 8ranniB, @barles 6.
8roofs, u. 8. Sones, %. 8. pratt
unb &. 8. Gtptienburo.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-21

2pcalz W etterberi9t
S90n beute Mbenb; befp0lft am Sonns
tag; mdBt9e Ee~nperatnr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-21
@eb6roe fur 0f. @erte.
6 onbe m + t.

Nuf gmpfeblune beg 8au=Snfpec-
tors STANLEY bat Die BebDroe fHr Df=
fentlibe Werfe bic alte Wagenwerftatt
go. $50 uno 1872 Ot Stem Sort Str.
conbemnirt. 9as @eb1ube oeb6ri
@eorqe SO. W1iGer. 9emielben mur=
ben bier Sabre 3eit ge9eben, nm oas=
ielbe entfernen 5u laRen.
s., 8. & 6. s o. Mill Il
bic Mrbett beaabIen.
Quincy u. Meners, @ecretdr Der
Snbianapolis, %2ogansport & Chicago
Babn= @eieli6aft, bat benz @taot=Sn=
gsnieur Soup mitsetbeiIt, baB bieielbe
FIR Die Geparatur Der Stout : y2ebee"
ldn9s beg Gaa Greet, n6rbli6 bon Sn=
biana Npe., tpel1e ieBt BON Der Stabt
bOrgenommen miro, beaahlen miG.
Die Nrbeit miro etpa $1,000 fpten.
Gen 80. Str. Nb3uescana
betrefenb.
Sinit6tli6 beg proieBtirten Nb3ues=
canals m Der 80. 9traBe beri9tete Der
Staot=Sngenieur, oaB, ba Der gr6Bte
She'll bes @ebietes, nel4es bon bern
Canal Nuben sieben miro, ienfetts Der
S%tabtgrenae lie9t, es fir bic @taot mo-
tbig ietn utrbe, bieies 8ebtet gu anrec-
tiren. Safelbe miro begren8t bon
6otplanb Nbe. n6rblt6, S6ool Str.
6fli6, 80. StruBe iibli9 unb benz
San Greet tpeftli6.
Die 8eb6rbe biliete Die @mpfeblung
bes Sngenieurs unb Der Mapor pirb
eriu9t meroen, Dem Staotratb cine
btesbeai9li6e Oroinan3 gu unterbrei-
ten.
Ser 2a@ ranbe Nbe. Nb=
5u9s= @anal.
Gtabtpater Sobn Wolfffer bon Der
Is. Waro eri9ien on Der SpiBe elmer
= Walter Cor, s. s.
0enrp Spreen, Sacob Sob
Tor, Grau DROP, paul S9ulb uno
Charlotte Warf9tfe = uno plaibirte
fir ben 8au bes Sc @ranbe Mbe. Nb-
sues=@anals. 9erielbe fDa fi9 bon
Der @belbp ctr. Bis gum Bleafunt
Stun erftrefen. Die 8eb6rbe inItruirte
ben Staot=Sngenieur, fobalo als m6s=
lid cine oiesbe5tigli9e &eiolutiOn ein=
3urei6en.
0eue @eiu9e murhen etn9sret6t fir
RiespHaiterung in Wef Str, bon IA.
Str. Bis Brighton Boulebarb.
WaHer=& 6bren in &ural Ctr, bon
@aibineton Str. Bis Moore Nbe.
Cement 9eitentpege in IA. Str,
bon Sainois Str. biz capitol Nbe.
Cement 9eitentpege in Nort6 Str,
bpn 0;auatba bis Patterion Str.
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SO afbinston n, 81. Stat.

Sur "A stnnOsH, snbenO ? upr gsOrssns. az. mat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-21
Smpfams TIT Der M. Z. 8. q.

9ie 2ebrer Der 9anofertieteitsf6ule
qaben geftern einen @mpfangsabenb
fir bic g;enior GlaHe Semefer Sanuar
uno Suri. Nad benz @mpfanse purbe
i'm 8pmnafium elm Sdnsden neran=
ifaltet, bel mel9em ftd Die iungen
2eute prdttis %amiiirten. 9ie Jefts
li6fett Denies tpieoer einnal, uel6
treffides @inbernebmen Die Gacultdt
unter ben 5Gtlern sroB3u3ieben per-
tanb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-21
g e t 0 T b { n

Grant 2ousblin, q, 894 q. 9ep=
itone Nbe.-Nmanoa Sans, 70, 1928
81. Senate Nbe.-Stbo SaDes, @entral
Srren=6 l.-Gobert 9apnes, 80,
100 g. Wef 5tr.-@liaabetb Sbefe;
AZ, Central Srren=5 0spital.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-21
@ei0afts @elegenbett.

0u perfaufen. Gin 9utes groeers . 9d9er nne
X Bdderet. @inribtune nen. 9ocoIitdE erften
@ouses. 9reis $500. ebsnio eine Srscerp fur Sc5o.o
unb cine fur s45o.oo.
The Business Exchange, 81 Fitzgerald eebdubs.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-21

~ Die bette 5 Sent @igarre IT
Der Staot, Wu9o's r9On9fellom".
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-21

Sir Snbiana: ShDn beute Mbenb
unb pabrf6einIi9 am Spnnta9 mdbise
Semperatur.
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Sames @m. Sanoefer-Wattie 9iebl.
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8aie.Saa.

9ie geffrigen Gpiele reiultirtpn uie
fOlgt:
MmericanN ociation n.
GanIas @itn, 20. Mat.
RanIas Stir Il 80
Snbianapolis O. OOO03000- 8
Minneapolis, 20. Wai.
Minneapolis. 100000 4
2ouispiae. 30 14OOO000- 5
Milmaufee, 20. Mat.
Milmaufee ......0 Ill
5oleoo .OOO0OO01-
81. gaul, 20. Mai.
ct. 8aul.....O 83O5OOO*-16
Columbus 30 O1O0O000- l
Nattpnal=2 | q q.
Chicago, 20. Mai.
@bicaeo. .OOO1OO002-3
Stem Sort ...O OO2OOOOO- 2
Cincinnati, 20. Mai.
Cincinnati :. .41O2O111*-1O
philadelphia ..OOOOOOO00- 0
ct. Souls, 20. Mai.
ct. 2ouis. 10 OOOOO22*- 4
grooflpn 20 o. 0
pittsburq, 20 Mai.
pittsbura 80 O1O34OO*- 8
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ThermometerHan

Shermometerftanb.
959fte Eemperatur. ........ "a Grab
R~te6riefte Semperatur. ......... Sc
W. s. 8Ibtbs
9ectionssO Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-21
@anOi6ube iimo miebriger,

3fpei SHUTTER moberner unb iaiioneemGBer
9anbi6ube gu p5Gtg einem @iertel unter benz
re9uldren Pretie.
Sant5eitidte ietbene 9anbi9ube in meiB,
i6parS ODER grau, reguIGr $500 pro 8aar,
nerer HreiS . :. 81 so
gique 9endhte StraBen Sanbi6nbe bon
Susoe GIace, bic regelredte $1.35 Sorte
NIT 5pet gerlen &nopfperl9Iuffe... $500
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-21
Mdnner Saidenta6er.

9o4 cine Sen6uns bieier in SrIanb se=
nta9ten rein 2innen Sai9enta9er, ioI9s
ME fte flr5 mad ben Seiertasen p~erfauft
tpnrben. 8etra4ten Sic it4 gliidlid, bab
b~ieieIben 8arsainpreiie pteberboIt purben.
9ieie Mdnner : Saf6entii6er iinb poae
@rDBe, nit halb Bon Gdunte, @den banbs
befeftiet, nnb ftno gut $500 pro Omsenb
rpertb. Nugenblidli6e gretie $f.26 prp
Sneenn, Csc prD babes Sutenb DSer
PRO &tiiG
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-21
@tese altar 0rab.
g e b 0 r

% z q D I z
Stebe unb Mnna 2itiep, 610 We}f
8ermont Str, 3wilinee (&naben).-
&obert unb Nnna Wurfer, 1926 g.
@af Str, 3nabe. -6arrD unb Winnie
&ummels, Ills Warlotpe Npe., Wdo=
den.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-06
Enamel and TInware Department

No Erie spider regular price 25c sale lso
Dahpan s5c. sale price. 8Ac
regular sale price ACE
Medium ohlonE uHhpan. Leo sale Toe
No 60c; sale
price ATE
u Granite saucepana regular lie: sale lie
Granite Preserving Kettle regular price 35c. price 27o
No 1906 Coandor; regular 45c sale price zoe
White Pudding price f5c sale price
. Eoo
white Pudding regular price Soc sale price
SIC
Crystal" washboardsi price Soc sale 39e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-06

because Labor day had been select
cd for the opening. A large attend
ance is always desired GA the first
day OF the school year. and Il was
thought that the carnival parade
and the several excursions aud pie
MICS planned la celebration Of the
day would keep many OF the scholars
away An effort Waa made % have
the opening day postponed enc day.
bat Il was unsuccessful However
the instructors fears were unbound
cd az the fact that the first day of
school was a public holiday has not
materially affected the attendance.
A few ot the county schools did
not open to-day for various reasons
The majority Of the county achouls
however. opened with a full attend
ance. II Is thought that there are
several hundred more school chill
drru In the country districts and the
small towns than there were last
year. Il Is expected that many ex-
ira teachers will have 10 be given
positions. but no action 81 this
Kind will be taken until reports
from the county school are Ia the
hands uf County Superintendent
ilartrauft and he can judge how
many new instructors the Increase
In attendance will demand
Several changes Ia school bound