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Arizona republican., 1904-04-20

Those registering at the Hotel Adj
ans yesterday We're: t. S. Smith, LIS
Angeles; L. r Goodman, San Fran
cisco: Eliot Lee, Hot Springs: Ed.
Gauncheau, St. Louis; DR.. f. I. Zab-
riskie New York; c. II. STANCE. MeT-
rill. Wis; VIM. Arnold. Merrill, Wis:
w. j. Ball and wife, A,ex Feldenheim-
CT, san Francisco; Il. c. Avis, St.
Louis; ]. 3. Holloway, Denver; J. +.
Shields, Tucson.
Those resist erinS at the Commercial
hotel yesterday We're: Frank Pinkley.
Casa Grande; c. f. Champie Column
bia. Ariz.: ]. a. Burden, Los Angeles;
J. p. Wilson, Prescott; Harry Patter-
sen, El Paso; b. S. Wessinger, Stafford;
Geo. =. Ryan, Chicago.
Th-se registering at the Ford hotel
yesterday were: w. NJ. Grier, Lead;
Allan F. Huffman and wife. Austin 3.
COnlsy, Chicago.
The following named were among
those leaving last night on the NJ. e
p. railroad: 1. Heimes and son, Cas-
tie Rock Colo; p. J. Mullen. St.
Louis: L. r. Hook, Los Angeles; r.
Dickinson, Sacramento; NJ. L. Burner,
ReGlanGs; Mrs. a. Ellis, Geo. Ellis,
San Diego; +. A. Brott, Cotton; p. r.
Jones, Holdenvill, l. r. Chas Suhr.
San Bernadino; James Robinson and
family, Kansas City; L. G. Nichols,
wife and son, Tecumsch, Q. T.
Mrs. John Coleman who has spent
the winter here vita her son returned
to Dubuque, Iowa. SUNDAY morning.
Arizona republican., 1904-04-20

leave for Kyrene this evening with an
engineering corps to lay out the line
and says that within a week they Will
be laying steel. The spur Will be two
miles and a half long and is but the
initial work of proposed system that
in another year or two will penetrate
the large agricultural section south of
Mesa city with probably a cut off
north to Mesa city.
This is not designed to induce the
imaginative into believing that it is
the beginning OF another trans-ArizCna
system for il is merely traffic line,
Tor the more convenient handling OF
freight in that immediate territory
The Hansen canteloupe farm is the
enterprise that is bringing into reality
a plan the NJ. & p. has lcng contem-
plated. Mr.. Hansen viii have this sea-
son at the very lowest estimate 22j
carloads of canteloupes to ship as his
product may aggregate 300 carloads. If
all goes well he viii have next year
much more than that and in addition
there will be a large tonnage from
other melon growers and grain and al
falfa raisers. A. ]. Chandler has con-
troll of $4,000 acres of fine agricultural
land in that section lying beyond Mr..
Hansen. Mr.. Chandler is already
pumping 500 inches Of water constant
~ from four large wells and expects
to have four times as many of the
same sort in a year or so. all devoted
20 irriga ton purposes and the reclaim
alton Of the lands thereabout
The construction of these freight
sidelines viii be comparatively mex
pensive as there is little grading to do
and Q high-class road bed will not be
necessary at first. The immediate pur-
pose is to facilitate handling in large
quantities, crops that must be shipped
in minimum Of time and in the least
expensive manner.
Arizona republican., 1904-04-20

assured hearty welcome. Come and
enjoy the afternoon. Hours 2:3O to &
p. m. The ladies to serve are Mes
danes O. II. Christy, Kyle. Matthew's,
Massie. YGegcr and Lamson.
6oAR0 OF TRADE OFFICERS
At the meeting of the directors of the
hoard Of trade last night J. a. Marshall
was elected president FOR the ensuing
wear; Walter Talbot, first vice presi-
dent; Carl Hayden, second vice presi-
dent; c. Il. Davidson, treasurer; ana
Charles \. Van de" Neer was reelected
secretary. Resolutions We're ordered
drafted expressing the appreciation CT
the board Of the work done by 3 \
Fowler. the retiring president, TIE re-
solutions 20 he spread upon the min
ltes OF The board and copy OF them
to be presented to Mr.. Fowler.
CARD CLUB ENTERTAINER BY
MISS CcNNELL.--NIiss Caroline At
horton Council entertained the Cara
club yesterday ct her home on North
Seventh street. Whist was the game
for the afternoon. Miss Bailey received
the first prize and Miss Graham the
second, after which there were dainty
refreshments. Those present We're
Mrs. w. J Cain, Miss Sallie Gertrude
Jacobs. Miss Cornie Chamberlain, NJ IS
Isabel O'Hara, Miss Para IIimbaH. Miss
Elizabeth Fickas. Miss Mary Walker
Miss Agnes Graham. Miss Priscilla
Bryant. Miss Sophia Clarke. Miss Sal
lie Clarke. Mss Zelma Bailey Miss
Lacy Johnson. Miss Madge Wralaa
and Miss Gertrude Williscloft.
WAR AGAINST VlCE.-Anton Gold
was arrested yesterday on two com
plants. both CT which We're sworn to
by NJ. ]. Brady. and both of which are
OF similar character. TIE same COM
plainant also caused the arrest of Man
uel I.ares on n simil-r charge Gil
conducts c saloon at the corner OF Mon
roe and First streets and L1res is Is
harkeoper. The first charge aga INST
cold IS that he permitted ice Brady,
. minor and Q. son Of the complainant.
to gamble and to play cards at q game
called poker. in his saloon. in viola
81 the provisions and intent CT the ter
ritogi1l statutes. The second charge is
that the said Gold did permit one Fran
cisco NalenZuel3, minor under six
teen years of aSe, to lOiter about The
saloon and gambling resort. TIE
ch7-ge against Lares is that Cf selling
and giving away liquors to Al-xlpd o
ArVisa. another minor. on Sunday,
April II. The defendants were arralyn-
I'd and the courtroom was filled with
score or more OF boys ~ various "a
tionalities who were interested in the
case. together with a number Of oIlsr
sinners. Attorney Alexander appeared
for the defendants and caused tho fl
ing Of an aITidavit Tor g change Of ven
uc, which was granted, aud The cases
sent TO thc court of Justice Burnett
Arizona republican., 1904-04-20
DEATH OF MRS. TEOS. FITCH
Ending or Life Devoted Largely 70
Literary Effort.

Mr.. Anna N. Fitch, wife Of Tncmls
Fitch. who is known as the silver
toAgued orator. and ct one time a resi-
dent of Phoenix. died in Los Angeles
on Sunday of Bright's disease, which
followed an attack OF typhoid fever.
Mrs. Fitch, however, had not been well
IL several years s1d since 1901 they
had hv-d most Of tho time in the Ha-
wri.91 islands till last November when
they moved to 26Ce Menlo avenue, Los
Angeles.
The fuaeraI services Wee he'd in
Rosedale cemetery chapel, Monday.
According to the request of Mrs. Fi-oh
the body viii be crematcd. Her only
Arizona republican., 1904-04-20

day and viii be the guests OF the
Phoenix automobiles for day or two
before continuing the trip TO Tucson.
The Phoenicians win join the Prescott
aggregation and continue the jCusn-y
to the tournament where . royal time
is promised by Tucson.
From this vicinity the following per
sons are expected to make the trip:
Walter Miller and party, DR.. and Mr..
Hawkins and Arthur Hendy Of Jerome:
Mr. and Mrs. O. A. HesIa. Mr.. and Mrs.
L. W. Foster. Mr. and Mrs. II. d. Ait
ken, Morris Asher ana party, Of Pre-
colt, and C. ". Dects, of Congress
Junction.
'che local enthusiasts viii SPEND tn
first night at Congress Junction. tie
guests OF G.. w. Deets.
Arizona republican., 1904-04-20
n. P. o S. r. v. EXTENSION
Work to Begin at Once OF TIE Hansen
Spur From Kyrene.

From time to time mention has been
made OF the proposed building of a
railroad spur from the Nj. 6, P. line at
Kyrsne to the canteloupe ranch az \.
!. Hansen, east Of that station. Yes
terlay Superintendent II. Q. Bickren
81 the N. & p. company received in
str-ctions frcm Headquarters in San
Francisco to proceed at once with the
building of this spur: He expects to
Arizona republican., 1904-04-20
PRESCOTT AUT0nOBELiSTS
They viii Start 20 the Tucson Tour.
nament Next Saturday.

Prescott, April Is Especial Core
sPonde-ce Of The Republican, Next
Saturday al noon the Arizona Automo-
bile club viii leave for Tucson to st
tend the annual tournament CT the club
which is to be held in the southern city
April &c and p. The local enthusiasts
will reach Phoenix al about noon Sun
Arizona republican., 1904-04-20
PERSONAL.
= =

Among those leaving via the s. T..
p. & =. this morning We're: D. Y.
Hurley and wife, EIw. J. Sh-ehaH,
Minnie Junkersfred. Julia jU-l.era-r5d.
for Chicago; Fl =nry Stitzel. ncs
Moincs; J. II. Pearce. Albuquerque.
\. GreeawaId ana wife. Chicago. \. II.
Blood, Peter Wood, Denve"
Arizona republican., 1904-04-20
OF LOCAL
III INTEREST

]
! HERE TODAN.-Enginee L. G. Hiu
/ OF tie geological survey was expected
to arrive here last night from the dam
/ site
VISITING NEWSPAPER MEN,
/ Tom ShUltz and +. C. Friedman Of
/ Prescott, are visiting Phoenix in the
/ interest of Il special edition of the
/ Prospect which is TO be a paper for the
advertising of the resources of All
! IONA ut The st. Louis fair. Particular
attention VIII be given to mining mat
ters.
4 BUSINESS CHANGER was re-
ported yesterday that A. J. Bradley
had sold his undertaking parlors to
IlasterlinS ami Whitney who nov; con-
duct an undertaking establishment en-
the corner OF Adams and First streets.
and that Mr.. Bradley expects to leave
in a few weeks with his family for
California 70 reside permanently.
BEGINNING OF COMMENCEMENT
There will be an entertainment at the
Indian school on Friday night to when
all friends Of the school are cordially
invited. 1t VIII be what is known ~
the junior declarations and is really
4 part of the commencement exercises
of the school. 1t is being held "A little
earlier this year to avoid the warmer
weather. Those who attend are as
sured OF a very pleasant entertain
ment.
BACK FROM CANYoN.-Dr. ]. c.
Norton returned yesterday morning
from thn Grand Cannon Of the Colorado
whore he went in company with his
father and mother who were Ell route
east but who wanted TO see the worlds
greatest wonder while they We're so
near t. The new hotel is going up
rapidly at the canyon. 1t Will nave
one hundred rooms ana impresses DR..
Norton with the fact tia: i; IS to be d
most magnificent structure.
eide TRACkED-It seems to be
as hard for Professor 7. r. Smith. lac
OF the Palace orchestra. to get cut O.
Arizona as it Is for Andrew Carnegie to
set out Of money. A few days ar5 h.
circulated the report that he was going
direct TO San Francisco by reason Of
the Illness of relatives. \ day or TWO
later the Prescott papers Announced MS
cnga cement with q VOL known plea
sure resort Of that city as chief music
maker II he orchestra.
Mr.. WALSRlDGE STILL HERE
II was announced in yesterdays paper
that Mr.. WalhridEe expected 10 take
his departure for California last night
but in winding up his business affairs
some matters we're encountered that
required - little more time to adjust
ard he was compelled to again defer
his departure. He hopes 80 get away
tonight, but has been disappointed SO
often that he NOW refuses ia mako 117--
definite endorsements.
LADIES' AID sOCiETY-Thc La
dies Aid society OF the First NJ +.
Arizona republican., 1904-04-20

LADIES, AID SOCIETY,"

LADIES' AID SOc:ETY.-Thc La
dies Ala society OF the First VI. T.
church invite their friends TO the home
Of Mrs. H. Q. TaeSer, 1876 North Sixth
street. The ladies have changed tire
Gay of entertaining their friends from
Tuesday to Thursday. and hope by this
change To please all. Strangers are
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-09
0arten Goncert tint Oeuti@en
0auS.

Obwob! bas @etter seftern Nbenb
biele Mitslieoer abbielt nit ibren Gd=
milisn bas seftrise @arteu=@ concert i'm
8suti9en 5aus au beiu9en, mar Sen-
nod Der biibide @arten redt 3ablreid
beiu9t unb bic Nnmeienoen bereutsn
ni4t getommen gu iein. Ser brobenoe
&egen traf ni6t Elm uno Der Wino mar
geraoe frif9 senug um angenebm gu
iein. Gin treffi9es Prosramm, tpel9es
bortreffli9 bon Der Militarp 8anb
ausgefiibrt tpurbe, fempelte ben Mbeno
3l einem Defenders genubreiaen unb
Der bdufise uno p%oblberoiente qpplaus
ben bas publitum Dem O1defer uib=
mste, Denies, oaB Die muftalii9en So.
ben belle Wiroisung erfubren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-09
,, Hanfier" Bromn nod franf.

Sames State, elm &edtsantpalt aus
@ltbart lit foeben, bonn 8unbes=3u9t-
hauie in 1T. 2eabenmortb 3uriideetebrt
uno bat baielbf nit s.. 8. Broorid,
W. 6. Collins, unb Walter Bropn
geiprO9en, ienen Biirgern bon glt=
bart, Die tue9en beg 3uiammenbrudes
Der Snoiana Sectional 8ant BON glt.
bart berurtbsilt woroen inb. gr
iagte, baB Collins bic bette pofition
bon ben Sreien babe unb cine Der
beften i'm Gefdu9niB i~iberbaupt. gr
Tel v3imefeepsr", 8robrid babe cine
quite 2ir9enfeaung, wdbrenb Bromn
fid nod i'm 9oipital befinoe.
Brotpn babe Is pfo. on @epi9t ab-
gsnommert unb isbe f9ledt aug. gr
iei perbittert, basesen f4ienen collins
iofpobl als 8robrid nit ibrem 9oos
3ufrieben 3u iein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-09
@tese- -@rab.
@ { b n:

&iniep 6. unb Soma 9aloeman,
1718 Milburn, Wdb9en.-@barles
uno 2ilis Moore, 705 %. Nortb,
Mde1en.-Scott unb prubenee 3art=
man, 1915 Sent, Wdb4en. -Sobn g..
unb Gertrude Butler, 1905 81. Senate
glps., Gnabe.-W. 9. unb eorena
&oberts, 1915 8. Wartet, Wdo9sn=
-Sam unb Nora 2uttrel, 932 Hoa.
npte, 2nabe. -Sobn %. unb Glen
@regorp, $40 90. IT,, Mdb9en.-@.
6. unb Nlice guentins, 934 Sisblanb
Ipe., Mdoden. = Burt uno 2i3aie
Mi9aelis, APO .. MerriG, &nabe.-
Sames unb glisa @arnef, SIS %. ct.
Clair. Wdb1en.-Greoerif unb 8eifie
@oepper, COZ .. 25., Mdb9en.-
Winiam unb Sulia Yint, 923 Cotton,
Gnabe. -@larenee unb Sba &oberion,
1924 %. MOrris, Mdbden.-9anie
unb Nnnie 9alp, 728 &iber Mbe.,
6nabe.-Otis 8. uno Jlora altop,
1922 Burton Mbe., Mdo9sn.-Somer
5. unb Jannie u. &oa9, 16 g. ga
Sale, 2nabe. Clarence 8. unb Selen
3ennebp, 812 Olipe, Mdb9en.
8etraut:
Sobn u. Ban Sidle-@race Dunn.
O o b
Suite Mrturburn, %, Central Sr.
ren-Nipl.-Nnna Netman, SO, @entral
Srrens~ Nipl.-Sdusl;ng Butler, 1905
81. Senate Noe.-Giap MeSntpre, Is,
800 6enrp.-gli3a 2elanb, %, Stabt=
9oipital. Charlotte g. Nidum, 80.
528 2oderbie, 6. 2alb, So.
COB q. Senate Mte.-Sobn 6. 9eipis,
&c, StabtbOipital.-2Ouiia Mc@abe,
70, 1929 Ni6lanb Npe. - Warion
Sargent, 10, 1882 q. Selapare.-
Otto gein, AZ, Sulietta SOipital.-
Oliber 80. Mleranber, II, SIG 8.
21.-Sba Sanfing, 25. @abe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-09
8sb6rae fur 6H. @erte.
Cine aln3abl Gontracte perseben.

Die geb6rbe fir 6ffentli4e Werte
bergab geliern cine glnsabI gontracte,
unter tpel9en Der bebeutenoffe Die @er=
beHerung Der 81 Walbington Str.
BON ben Union gabn=@ eleiien big 3l
Der Walace Ctr. nit 8adfein.
paafterung 1T. Ser Contract. tuel4er
bic Summe bon ettpa $51, 900 inbol=
brit, tpurbe an Die Snbpls gOnffrue=
tim 90. gu beren @nsebot Bon $4.87
per laufenben SUB p~ergeben.
Werseben muroen ferner folsenoe
gpntracte:
STR @ement.S eitenpege unb &inn=
feline in Martinbale Mbs. bon Is. Big
19. Str. an bic Snopls. Contraction
60. su s1.24 per /. 5uB.
Cement. Seitentpege urb &innffeine
in SEEM Sort Str. BON Wef Ctr. big
Bladforb Ctr. Of, bic Snbpls. Gone
truction So. 3u IS Gents per /. 8.
Cement : Seitsntuese in Widisan
Ctr. bor, 6isblano Npe. big Big Sour
@eleife an bic Snbpls Contraction 60.
au 60 Gents per |. s.
Nspbalt-pHaferuns unb &innfeine
IN 6igblano 2lbe. bon Waibinston
Ctr. bis WarIome Ctr. an bic MariOr
@ountp Contraction 60. gu s3.49 per
|. SUB.
@ement=S e~itentpese, gaffeine& inn-
feine in Nemman Ctr. bon 10. big IL.
Ctr. an Die Sbenban @on itruction
60. gu ST.. 70 Der I. SUB.
Neue 8eiu9e purOen eingereidt:
SIR gadfein=p Hafteruns in @afern
Mlep iibli9 bon SDutb Str. bon
grfter Mlsp DfIi4 Der Selatuare Str.
SIR @ement=S eitentpege al Der iib=
li9en Settle Der @afbington Str. bon
Mrlinston Mbe. Big Bolton Nbe. fir bic
@aean3 Der griten Maep n6rbli9 Der
Wi1i9an Str. bon 8ladforo Str. Bis
157 SUB 6ifli9.
Sir Waherr6hren in WartinbaIe
Nbe. bon 16. big Is. Str.
@egen Die getdtigung Der Ihsb=
n,ent= 2ife fir bic Gr6fnung unb Mus-
bebnung Der Sabis Str, bon proIpsct
Str. biz erffe Naep n6roIi9, liefen
biele proteffs Elm. Sie Serren 5enrp
8ietpr unb 6rso Waf, als 8ertreter
BEG Sioieite S~urnbereins namentIid
lsste ernflide protefe Elm. Ser 8er=
elm uiirbe, uenn Die Site an9enom=
men tpiirbe, ee3tpunsen iein. Elm MfeB-
mert BON $500 au be3ablen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-09
Nm Treitas Na&mittas sez
i@loKem.

Golsenbe Girme1 6atten eeffsrn
Na4mittas ibre @ei9dfte aeidlOKen:
4abn 9%ailOrins Co., s. Straub &
Co., 3d.. $. MeHenser, people's Out=
fitting Co., Blib Smain & Co.. Won-
nesut 9arbware Co., Sbe Wm. 8.
glOd Co., Sesnep Furniture Co., pet=
tis grp @ooos Co., &eliable Gurni=
ture Co.. 90. 8. &efoner, Samuel
&ubens, s. $. &ubert, 8. 3. Wai=
ion & Co., @eOrge $. Warott, Brod
Clothing Co., paul 8. 2raub, %.
%. Garter Co., 2eitd & Co., Globe
Clothing Co., Sste 8rotbers, 9rauie
brothers, 2ilp & Stalnater. Sbe
6loribeim Co., 6. $. &nor & Co.,
5. u. gbambers & Co.. $. @a=
pbael, 9. Gamuels, Sanburp Sat
Co., %. 8. 9ouslab Sboe Co.,
Sham & 8inion, S9raoer @bina Co.,
&bobes : Burfprb 6urniture Co.,
6oraee u. gomftof, O.. U. Willer ST.,
Granf W. &pan, Sbe Dollar Sat
Store, 8. GOben, Sion pants Co.,
Selis DRIP @OOos Co., Union Clothing
Co., CHARLES 6artmann. Sal. Sons
Ter & Co., &awit9 & Co., Wegartbp
Co., Sbe Star Store, g. gin3er,
8atiOnal furniture Co.. Snoiana Orp
@OOos &c.. 9enrp .. gursbeim, oar.
maper & @;mitb, g. s. aelleber,
Smith & @rap, Worlb's 5air Store,
Wben Clothing Co., Sats & Co.. 8.
Sommers & Co., Gam. 8. Nultlanb.
Sieie Girnteii tperoen tpdbrenb Der
Wonate Suli uno Nusuft ibren Nnge.
feltsn an ieoem Greitas einen balben
Teiertag geben.
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Cues Ylambers nnfaa.

gbas. @rein, elm Ylumber, Der nit
Experimentation i'm pboenir.@ Sc
bdube beiddftist mar, tpuroe bur9 bic
grploion feinei @afolin-2 6tblanlpe
lei&t an 4rmet rtnb 9dnben berbrannt.
Das brennenoe @aiolin mar iebo9 aud
IN bic 3mii6enrdume Der Wdnbe ge=
fo9en uuo nur bur& f9nele Nntunft
Der 'Geuertuebr uurbe Elm er6Beres
Geuer ber6titet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-09

Gs siebt feinen trauriseren 3uftanb, aIs
ben bes sei6md4ten Mannes. Seine 9las
serneine @eiunbbeit mag gang gut iein uno
Sennod tpirb linn bur9 bieie sebeime
S1wd9e bas 2eben CUR 2aft. SD weiB
bies aus einiser grfabrung nno ba i9 mad
Iangenr, nusIciem Grperimentiren enbIid
ote rtdbtige Sebanolnns sefunben babe,
70 babe i1 mir p%orsenontrnen, bieien fi9eren
Nes sur Seiluns aud 9lnberen au 5eisen.
Sic brauden mir nur cine 8riefmarfe su
ididen unb i6 min ibnen serne iasen, mas
Sic tbun fniifen, UNI Sbre pole Manness
FRAT pieber 3u erlansen.
Nit Sarurersrub
Sreb. MiiIer, Sraier, Mi9.
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Snsemoliae Spitbuben gum Mr.
beitem ansebalten.

3mei fleine 6naben, Die in einem
@rocerp=@ ei6dfte fleinere Wertbartitel
geitpblen batter, murben ssffern i'm
2inber=@ eri9t mad Der glue gros
gserenfarm geianot, um bort geniigenb
@elo 5u berbienen, benz @rocerifen
ieinen S9aben 3u erieben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-09

SIR Snbiana: SbeiItpeiie bep0Itt nit
Iofalen S9auern i'm Giiben rnb ettpaS mars
mer i'm centralen SbeiGe beute 9a9t; Scnn'
tag i'm aLlsemeinen i9Dn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-09

grnff 6. Miller bon 8unter 9iQ
melbete i'm 8rnoesaeridt feinen Ban.
ferott on. Seine paffipa werosn au
$3967. 10 uno feline Metipa auf $780,.
so anseseben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-09

60 Sie bette 5 Sent @isarre In
Der Staot, Wu9o's .2on9feGotu".
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&c ru~neeisentbum -9oppeItes Saus on Qepfafier'
W ter Strate, brin9t IL Yro5ent, bic Sdlfte
baar, Reit auf Belt.
American Home Buying Company.
9 2ombarb Sebdube. indianapolis.
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81 crfouof i. Sin Mdbten ooer 6rau mittIerer
SVttu"Ht . Mters fir aasemeine 5ausarbeit
in elmer Samilie BON 2 periOnen. saaf5ufrasen.
$50 on glep gorf Sirabe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-09
@etterbertmt
SO afbtnston, 9. Suit.

"a etumOsn. snSsmO 7 uhr gsOrssns. 10. suIi.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-09

2pcalsB etterbert@t.
S6Sn beute Nbenb un6 am Sonntas
mariner beute Na6t.
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6ei61ftS 6ele8enbeit.

Ou perfaufen: ensrps unb 9etoiI TIeii1ersges
. ihdft, eonplet, $125.oo Sef1afte per Tog
2eihte 9ermine.
The Business Exchange, 81 fitzgerald gebdube.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-09

e. runeeisentbum = 8auplab on Rorb Sninois
W StroBe, tpertb $500 nebue s1o5o menu balb
~perfauft. American Home Buying Co.,
9 2pmbarb 9ebduoe. Snbianapolis.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-09

c<Hrasen Gle Sbr Gisentbum auf ber Sibisite
~ gum Yerfaufen o6er gum germietben etn bel
SBm. weanipn, sos Sab Selaiuare Strase. Mtss
Selepbou, Tlain 1879.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-09
Tberrrputeterftnnb.

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Q59fe Temperatur. . .....-. "a @rab
Riebrigffe Tenrperatur. ....... GA
SO. &. BIbtbs
SectipnssD Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-09

Gu perfaufen: Gtabltrtes 0efndft; 0eiedffsprofit
. $50. 90 per Wouat saraHtirt.
The Business Exchange, 81 fitzgerald gebdnbe,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-09

e. rnnneisentbnm-Sn ieber Bote tDnnen Gle
W 2ente iebeu, tpelte bur4 nnieren Blan etx
5eii ~erbalten. American Home Buying Co.,
8 lombard gebdube. SnbianapoIts.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-09

S%erldnst Dldb9en nnb Grauen fur eaunbrp'
~ arbett. sladsnfrapen in armftroues eaunbrp
22l Meft MarpIanb Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-09

~ runteiaenfbum-Marnm Iaiien Sic nns Sbren
W uitt elm Seim faufen, Sic be5ablen oofhr
dbuli1 ME Mietbe.
American Home Buting Co.,
2pmbarb gsbdube. Subianapolis.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-01
Ninth congregational Primary.

REPCBIsIC STECIAIS
Mexico, Mo-. Dec. U.-Ths Democratic
Committee of the ninth Congressional
District met In this city to-day ard 3eiect-
ed Saturday. May Z, as the time for tho
congressional primary. and the committee
adjourned to meet In this city May is to
cast UP the returns. Those of the commits
teemen present were J. o. TcrrilI of VAN
daIia; j. A. Guthrie. Mexico: s. a. Nicho-s.
Galloway member; John TappupSer.
Dwensvflls: w. l.. Gupton. Montgomery
City: A. II. kailmeyer. New Fiorepdc: r.
J: Ayers. Bowling Green: >. e MsGrew,
son. Mexico.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-01
TRIBE OF BEN HUR

= Asst ST. LOUIS COURT NO. 1885, TRIBE
. Of Ben Hrr. meets every hrst and third
Ninth and Illinois avenue VISITING Ben Hun
always welcome. A fun attendance Of mem.
MRS. s. CAMPBELL. Scribe.
No. 319 North Eighth street.
J. c. Cooney. Chief Of Court
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-01
We Share the Profits
Win Our Customers.

IL a a-cn. SAVING TO THE PEOPLE who
wan, msSsy on EAsY TERMS: By shsrlng hslnpg The The
the cost 90 every loan by making HUNDREDS
every non,h. instead o. EEM you Ecttnn,Sf
loan you from. SO 20 $500. on FURNITURE.
biA!,Eso3s, HORSES AND an nS,A wAAG2Ts NG, wIrHorT
count WiTMotT EXTRA cIiAR9E. ME VII
YOU more MONEY. at our LOW HATES ~
every loan helps " and HAYES xop MONEY.
telephone US, e 2iTl OLD RELIABLE.
MEcHANICS TRUST CO.
oiJ ~ Sixth st., Second Floor.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-01
Loans at 5 Per Cent.

WE make LOANS on FURNITURE, pl-
AMOS. ETC, without removal NJ pu5Llc
saH x ssTs rlT% TS GhFAffmFF RsrEs n.
pay on any LOAN or balance on your FUR
NITuRE pay. At your CONVENIENCE, LIB
s pisTwSSq ~ ,.lsnS1s. xnnch Gs ana b
UNION FINANCE CO., 500 and 800 oriei bldg.
g .. cor. sixth and Locust. entrance sis N.
HlIth. nnnosita naIr'a
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-01
OUR PATTERN DEPARTMENT
All Patterns Ceuts-Ail Patterns

Girls Tucked Dress. No. el3i-This
dressy little frocls is made OF rose-colored
albatrpss. with black velvet and heavy
ecru insertion for trimming.
1t liz mounted on n fitted body lining
that closes In the center back. The waist
Is plain across the shoulders and blouses
smartly over the narrow lace belt