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Evening journal., 1904-07-27

on the road and his legs much scratch
ed with briers. Then Charles Angus
hs told his story-about the letter and
how she had kissed Il and yet cried
and was going away.
"And she said i can'ti l can'tr like
that" ended Charles Augustus. He
mustn't never know she said. and he
mustn't never come here"
What wasn't he TO know, and who
was he and did Mr.. Houghton think It
was a giant that was coming TO carry
Miss Purvis Off? Then Charles Angus
tus took the letter from his blouse
and then the man knew.
I'm afraid It is n giant" said Mt
Houghton gravely, "and it's lucky
heard of 1t IN time. because l was go
ing away tomorrow. But now
"But nowY said Charles Augustus
anxiously.
"Now / think I'll so right back tc
the house with you"
"And you won't let her be tooken-l
mean taked-awayY said Charles Au,
gustus.
mo. she isn't going away" the man
replied-"at least not very far"
They got out into the road and start
ed back. Charles Augustus hand IN
that Of his friend and his small shoes
plOwing through the dust. And then
at a turn in the road, they came sud.
denly on Miss Purvis, very white and
scared looking and carrying Charles
Augustus hat Charlie" she cried
Il thought you were lostv'
Charles Augustus plunged toward
her. IL folded himV' he cried trium.
phantly. i've told him all about the
letter and how you cried because the
giant was going 70 carry you or, and
he says the giant shan't and that you
are going to live here happily ever aft
er, amen, like people do in fairy sto.
rles. And you are, amt your
Miss Purvis looked at the man a sec
ond, and then her face came all pink
and then she said "Yes"
1t was a very happy walk back home
20 Charles Augustus, except that he
for some reason could not manage tC
walk between his two friends and hold
both their hands at the same time. Q
thing which Charles Augustus partic
ularly wished.
Evening journal., 1904-07-27

mas gone nand IN nand win a Strength
ening disposition 10 use this power with
strict regard for the rights Of others and
for the cause Of International Justice and
good will
American interests in the Pacific have
rapidly grown. American enterprise has
laid cable across this, the greatest Of
oceans. We have proved IN effective FASH
ion that we wish the Chinese empire well
and desire its integrity and independence
The Philippines.
Our foothold IN the Philippines greatly
strengthens our position IN the competi-
tion for the trade OF the east. but we are
governing the Philippines In the interest
OF the Philippine people themselves. We
have already given them a large share IN
their government. and our purpose is 10
increase this share rs rapidly as they give
evidence Of increasing fitness for the task.
The great majority Of the officials Of the
islands whether elective or appointive,
are already native Fiipinos. We are now
providing for a legislative assembly This
Is the first step TO be taken I'm the future
and it would be eminently unwise 10 de-
clare what our next step will be until this
first step has been taken and the results
are manifest. To have gone faster thar
we have already gone I'm giving the is
landers a constantly increasing measure
OF self government would have been dis.
astrous To withdraw our government
from the islands az this time would mean
20 the average native the loss Of his bare
ly won civil freedom. We have establish
ed IN the islands a government by Amer
leans assisted by Filipinos. We are stead
fly striving TO transform this into self
government by the Filipinos assisted by
Americans
The principles which we uphold should
appeal TO all our countrymen in all por-
tions Of our country. Above all. they
should give us strength with the men and
women who are the spiritual heirs of
those who upheld the hands OF Abraham
Lincoln. for We are striving 20 do our
work in the spirit with which Lincoln ap-
proached his
We face the future with our past and
our present as que -antors Of our prom
ises and we are content 10 stand or Ia
fall by the record which we have made
and are making
At the close Of the exercises a New
York photographer took a picture OF
the notification party, with President
Roosevelt rs the central figure. At $3.50
the party returned 10 New York.
President Roosevelt leaves here for
Washington tomorrow. and at the same
time his sons, Theodore, Jr.. Archie and
Kermit, and Alec Russell aud George
Roosevelt, q son Of Emlen Roosevelt
will accompany him as far as Philadel.
phia. There the boys will leave the
train and take n western express fol
st. Louis TO spend a week at the fair.
Evening journal., 1904-07-27
Stock Reducing Sale of
WOMEN'S CLOTHING

We going stock In readiness for the
goods for Falha the of this reduction sale. This
is splendid opportunity for the economical housewife to
penish her wardrobe at one-half the usual cost.
Womens ShirtwaiStS Half-Price. No need to do
than give the price range Styles materials and making
you always hud them here-right
Mostly white Waists dainty, with embroidery and lace,
but some in black and white stripes and dots.
$3.50 70 $500 Waists SOC.
$50 to $50 Waists are now 89c.
White and Coored Shirtwaist Suits have been marked
@y down TSoe S o originally rsdyssd selling $500 and $500
Colored Lawn and Percae Wrappers, full size well
made; the quality you would have you made them rr
yourself. Regular price $oo; this
Ladies' Black Lawn Skirts that were $3.50 and 81 O0
SI.75, reduced
Linen Skirts Well made fine quality linen 81. so
Worth 81 5oi
Ladies' Gray and Tan Covert Jackets also the
list for reductions They just the thing for cool evenings
that having. The could not be made for the
price ask if you had the goods given you. Our 60 en-
prce''.''..'''..''.'
Evening journal., 1904-07-27
Rear Admiral TauInr nead.

Sudbury. Ont, July 2T.-Rear Admi-
raj II. G.. Taylor of the United States
navy. who commanded the Indiana at
the battle OF Santiago. died at Copper
Cliff general hospital at Sis last night
Of pertonitis. Admiral Taylor arrived
at Sudbury on the 10th Of July on a
visit to his son. Roger Taylor. s&perin-
tendent OF smelters at the Canadian
Copper company's works at Copper
Cliff The admiral was taken suddenly
IN at the Balmoral hotel and removed
to Copper Cliff by special train last
Wednesday. At the admiral's deathbed
were his wife. daughter, Mrs. W. r.
Gherardi. wife Of Lieutenant w. r.
Gherardi, United States navy, and his
two sons. Roger and Tresley. The body
left by the Canadian Pacific railroad
early this morning en- route for Wash
ington, accompanied by Mrs. Taylor
her two sons and daughter.
Evening journal., 1904-07-27
General Markets.

New York, July IS.
WHEAT - Quiet. but nrm; contract
grade. July s7aS1iAc.
CoRN-Dull. but steadily held; July, 5zh
a5sc.
OATs-ouiet. but steady: No. white.
natural. 6ikc.: do. clipped. iSc.
COTTON % Ten points lower; middling
upands. 1870
LIVE POULTRY-Steady and in fair
demand, fowls iic; old roosters, &C..
spring chickens. i3ai6o.; ducks. old, LA
i2c. do, young. l2al3c.
DRESSED POULTRY-steady and In
fair demand; fowls, choice, fresh killed.
i4c.; do. fair 20 good, isai3hc. old roos-
ters. &C. nearby broilers. choice, Aa26c.
do, fair 10 good, lSa22c. western, do.
choice, 20a22c.; do, fair 70 coed. iIalsc.
BUTTER-Creamery, extras. per peund
i7isai7Ac. irsts isai7c.; seconds. i4Aa
i5isc.; thirds i3al4c.. state, dairy, tubs
extras. i7c. nrsts isai6c; seconds. lia
14isc.: thirds i2al3c.
CHEEsE-stats. fun cream, celorsd.
small fancy, Sc. fair to good, 7Ma7Ac.;
white. small, fancy. 7Ac.; fair 20 good.
THa7hc. small. poor, 6Aa6kc.; colered.
large, fancy, 7ikc; fair 20 coed. 7a7hc.;
white, large fancy, 7Ao.; fair 70 good. Ia
ne; large, poor ehas%e- light SKINS
choice, &C.; prime. 5AabMc.; part skins,
prime. 4ta4Ne.; good, ta4No. common TO
fair 2Aa3Ac. full skins, 1a1hc.
EGGS-State. Pennsylvania and nearby.
fancy. selected, white 24c.. prime 10
choice, 21a23c.; mixed. extras. 22c.; hrsts.
i9iac.; drties l3al5hc.. checks. 9laai2hc
FRESH FRUITS-AppleH choice, hand
picked. per barrel, t2a250; average lots,
5Or. aSi.5o. per basket. s5ca aS1: per bushel
crate. 25a75c: per small basket. 15a50c:
plums. per carrier 50c.aS2, per quart. "A
&C.; cherries, western New York, sweet.
per pound basket, 5oc.aSl; sour, toaeoc;
up river. sour. 50a75c.; currants. sherry.
per pound. 6aSc.; small. 5aec. raspberries.
up river red, per quart 6asc; Jersey, "A
| &C.. Delaware and Maryland, 4a6c black
caps per pint, Babe; blackberries. up riv-
/ er, per quart ea12c, Jersey, Sai2c.; Della
ware and Maryland 7aso.
| VEGETABLES-Pota Long Island.
In bulk per $50 pounds. n.I5a2 Jersey.
Delaware and Maryland. prime. per bar
rel 81 50al 75 southern, prime. H25al.75.
common, 75c asi; beets. nearby. per 100
punches. 7bcatl: carrots. nearby. per 100
punches. 50a75c. cabbaBes. Long Island
and Jersey. per 100. s1a2; per barrel, 25a
Soc; cucumber pickles, Jersey, per 1000.
sla2; cucumbers. Jersey per basket. 30a
i0c.: per bushel box. 20a30c.: corn, Hack
J ensack. per 100, l5c ssl; other Jersey. 50a
75c.
DRESSED MEATS-Beef lower at Sale
per pound for ordinary 10 prime native
sides: city dressed veals more active and
selling az 9hal2c. per pound: country
dressed IN light supply and steady: NUT
ton more active an sasisc. per pound
wethers at loc.: lambs in better demand az
eiHal3c
Evening journal., 1904-07-27


"ISS BLANCHE GREY, a promi.
1NI nent young society woman OF
Memphis, Tenn, in a recent letter from
ia Alabama street, says;
ITO a society woman whose nervous
force Is often faxed 10 the utmost from
lack of rest and irregular meals,
know of nothing which Is of so much
benefit as Peruna. I took II a few
months ago when feh my strength
giving way, and IL soon made hseh
manifest In giving me new strength
and health. "---Blanche Grey.
Peruna is without an equal as nerve
tonic and vital invigorator.
Buy a bottle Of Peruna. II You dc
not receive all the benefits from Perunl
that you expected, write 10 DR.. Hart
man, Columbus, o.
Evening journal., 1904-07-27
HeIs. Ha. M. watch An.ip-

Chief OF Police George Black and
Leonard Heiss, OF this city. returned
from Woodbury.. n. j., last evening,
where they went to Identity a watch
stolen from Mr.. Helss two years ago,
and which was found on Henry Ward.
arrested at Washington Park by a
Philadelphia detective several days
ago. Heiss proved his property and it
was returned to him. The tlmepiece
was a gift from his father and is val
ued at Sl25.
Evening journal., 1904-07-27
Mrs. George crooksr Dead.

Newport, X. l., July 27.-Mrs. George
Crocker Of New York and San Francis
co is dead at the summer home Of the
family here after prolonged illness
The entire family was present when
the end came. Mrs. Crocker before her
marriage twelve years ago to George
Crocker. a New York banker. was Mrs
Emma Rutherford Of san Francisco.
Evening journal., 1904-07-27
Disastrous Fire In 81. PETERSBURG.

ST. Petersburg. July 2T.-Fire has de-
stroyed the largest electric cable wire
factory in St Petersburg, with the loss
Of about Sl2J0.00O A large quantity
OF cables and wires for the torpedoes
and mines intended for the Baltic
squadron was destroyed.
Evening journal., 1904-07-27
Live Stock Markets.

CATTLE-Supply fair. market steady;
choice, S6.loo6.25 prone. s570a6; fair, s. 20
a. CO., veal calves. S6a650.
HOGS-Receipts very light; market ex-
cited at 20a3oc higher; prime heavies. s.. 20
a575i mediums. S.e0a605; heavy and
light Workers, sGa6io: pigs. $ eoa6; roughs.
S4a5 o.
SHEEP AND LAMBS - Supply light:
market steady. prime wethers. s450a4 60;
common sheep, N'boa2; spring lambs ss6e
a6.
Evening journal., 1904-07-27

Sweethearts and lovers. and sisters and
brothers. an down the bay with the Meth
odist Young People. Thursday evening,
King street wharf, 7.45.
Evening journal., 1904-07-27

Don't walt until IT'S ali over and say:
"I wish I had gone with the Methodist
Young People down the bay" Thursday
evening, King street wharf, 7.4.
Evening journal., 1904-07-27
The Trusts.

We recognize the organization Of capital
and the Organization of labor as natural
outcomes Of our industrial system. Each
kind Of organization is to be favored so
long as IL acts In a spirit Of Justice and OF
regard for the rights Of others. Each Is
20 be granted the full protection Of the
law. and each in turn Is 10 he held 10 a
strict obedience TO the law, for no man is
above IL and no man below II. The hum
blest individual Is TO have his rights safe
guarded as scrupulousy as those Of the
strongest organization. for each is to re-
ceive Justice no more and no less
In inaugurating the great work Of irri-
cation in the west the administration has
been enabled by congress TO take one Of
the longest strides ever taken under our
government toward utilizing our vast ma
tional domain for the settler. the actual
home maker.
Evening journal., 1904-07-27
Republican Unity.

We make our appeal in a wholly diff
ferent spirit. We are not constrained 10
keep silent on lny vital question: we are
aivided on no vital question; our policy IS
continuous and Is The same for all sec
tions and localities There is nothing ex-
detrimental about the government we ask
Evening journal., 1904-07-27
The Isthmian Canal.

Ever since this continent was discover
ed the need Of an isthmian canal 70 con-
meet the Pacific and the Atlantic has been
recognized. and ever since the birth Of our
nation such a canal has been planned
At last the dream has become a reality.
The isthmian canal is now being built by
the government Of the United States. We
conducted the negotiation for IFS con-
struction with the incest and most scru-
pulous honor and In a spirit OF the largest
generosity toward those through whose
territory II was 10 run
Every sinister effort which could be de-
vised by the spirit OF faction or the spirit
OF self interest was made IN order 20 de-
feat tie treaty with Panama and thereby
prevent the consummation Of this work.
The construction Of the canal Is now an
assured fact. but most certainly II is un-
wise 20 intrust the carrying out OF so
momentous a policy TO those who have
endeavored 10 defeat the whole undertak-
ing
Our foreign policy has been so conducted
that while not one OF our lust claims has
been sacrificed. our relations with all for
eign nations are now OF the most peaceful
KIND; there Is not a cloud on the horizon.
In The Caribbean sea we have made
good our promises Of independence to
Cuba and have proved our assertion that
our mission in the island was one OF
Justice and not OF self aggrsndisement'
ana thereby no less than by our action IN
venezuela and Panama we have shown
that the Monroe doctrine is a living real
ity. designed for the hurt Of no nation.
but for the protection of civilization on
the western continent and for the peace
Of the world Our steady growth In power
Evening journal., 1904-07-27

The Methodist Young People know how
TO entertain. Down the bay Thursday
night King street wharf. 7.45 Orchestra
music.
Evening journal., 1904-07-27
PRESIDENT HAS
BEEN NOTIFIED
Committee, Headed by Speaker
Cannon, at Oyster Bay.
SPEECH ACCEPTING NOMINATION.

President Reviews Achievements Of
Republican Party-Strong Utteranee
on Finanee-Laws Against Trusts En-.
forced, He Says.
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@agen.
9ie Ghampipn Mahmaidiue

bat oiel @prteile. Die ite empfeblen.
aein iberfllfiQes Genift, tein @e=
r6uIb, tein BUG an Der Seite; leihte
&eeelune BEG Mefiers NIT Dem Bitts
man=8po. 6u baben bel Aubretps
& GU.. ia & 116 Siios Stores Str.
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Siiomettteras wifnint Sud

@enn Sbr gud irgeaomo nteoer,
tafieIt mout. tbut 60 entlang Der 81.
ME Der
Jaw Qlmtpmip u Mramias
1aB Sabm,
I'm l9urtensD iftrift bes States. @es
lun9heit uno Rlimn uniibertrpHen.
8iuige 3dnoereien fir ben Garmer.
Worftg6rtner, Obits unh Bieb5idter.
Mege1 Gin5efbeiten meubetGu h an
q. 8. Martin, @. g. w.,
@m NrtuniU. Teras.
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Cages 0iemiafetten.
& b.


Der nab Often gebenoe Bafas
aieraug Der HuG Sslano Babn brad
in Der @dbe pun Sapana, Grtanias,
ourh cine Bride. q Berfpnerl
muroen nerlebt. +.
Sci GREENWOOD, % Meilen
iholi6 Don Chicago far1o elm 8ulatns
t1eltitoB an Der Chicago & @altern
Suinois Babn itatt, bel benz Is Ser
ioner ur1s 2eben tamen uno Sc pers
leBt muroen. DaS 1nelid muroe
oaourh berbeigefihrt, oaB elm grtras
5ua, in benz cine arDBere @eiealhaft
etnen IuSHug na6 einem Bicnic in
Womence, 3d., gemaht bate, in
einen Srabtsua bineinfubr. Web.
rere Waaen oes Baiiaeiersuges muir,
ben aertrimmert. Die 9Dteu Itno
TAFT aues Jrauen uEo Rinoer.
Wie aus Chicago aemeloet
wiro, bat Der Strife bic Grbeit in
ben Sbldbtereien nidt gum Stia.
ltano aebrabt; es tpirb iiberau etuas
~gearbeitet uno man b0fft ben Betrieb
balb nieoer in er0Beren Dimeniionen
aufnebmen gu fDnnen. Gut in Der
nBaderD" gu Sort @ortb bat man
bic Grbeit niht ausaeleBt.
gilbert unb Beniamin Waoe
muroen in Columbus, Sbip, hinge.
riftet. Sic hatten uor bier Sabren
cine eetuifie &ate Suaioau ermuroet.
Gin iunaer Wann 0amens
Wiaiams. Sobn oe8 Wapors Der
Staot Wansfielo in 4uuifiaua, 1T
auf Die Gntlaae uerboftet moroen,
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ACKNOWLEDGING, cine Der idlimmiten
northumberland Der in bieier 6ins
iiht ni6t artnen ruiiilden @eieBges
buna par uno boB aenifienloie 8e<
ante init tbrer 6iilfe Die ablheulids
ften Sburfereien oeriiben fonnten.
Benn &ailer 9lfDlaus ite abgefdafft
bat, oann Fat er ieinem 2anoe uno
80lfe oonit cine erDBe 8oltat er=
mieIen.
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GimIaDmma:

Vile 2ameraben Der Snoianers
Expedition inter General
Miles nnb @eneraI Mc&ins
/ lie i'm Sabre 1874 iiber bic 2lanu'
Gjtacnb0 fin0 freunolihft erfu@t. ibs
reli aIten &ameraben 8Dpts an
Dec Roropftede Der IL. unb
MART. StraBe in ct. aouis,
M o.. 5n beiuhen.
Die ate Afma miro repr0ou.
5iert unb ote 2unesS tars6ln9
q G uir0 Gub ben @eg 5eigen.
Mbrefie: T. 0. langs Wine & Liquor Co.
81. 8. 2anne. Brei. Boots.
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si0 WtH= Strsss. sieuss Eel. 1919
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-28
Nene Sneorporationen.

Die Wineennes Mgencp Company,
bon Uincennes. capital 81, 500; Si-
rsctoren, 9. 6. Bette. u. M. Sbeperb,
Mrthur Wolf.
9ie Or. Woore Webicine COMPANY,
bon 2otomo; capital $40. 900; 9irec.
loren. s. o. Ri9arofon. U. 80.
WoOre. @barles Moore. Or. s. 9.
Woors unb Grau Waioie Dagger.
Die Burt Oil @ompann, bon Wun=
Gle; capital, $50, 900; Directoren. 80.
5. WOrris. S. q. &:tberforo, gue.
rift Woffitt, 8. q. 8rOman, g. 6.
potter. Rop 3ieeler uno W. o. @or.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-28

g o m n 8 t o N n, 81. Oft. Sin
reeelre6tes Suea muroe in canton
SafIon's Wirtbidaft, 8aaonia, 8
Meilen bon bier auseefo6ten. Safe
@onrao, Elm S9antteQner, NOR bon
SafIon entlaRen moroen. @eftern
tebrte er in bic Wirtbidafi surif, 10
fi9 elm Wortbuediel entIpann. in
oeHen @erlauf beioe ibr Sdieeeiien
soqeit uno lo~stnalten. SadIon uurbe
in Die 8ruf eefdOHen uno farb balo
oarauf. @onruo blieb unberlebt uno
puroe berbaftet.
6art orb 6 3, 81. Oft
Nadoem Die Yerpanoten unb Nah=
barn erfolalos mad 6. g. SanoeriOn
9eIudt baben. fino Die 8e56roen bon
benz mpfteri0Ien 8eri6winoen behelben
bsnadridtist woroen. Seit WontaQ
lit SanoerIon niht mebr geieben wor=
ben uno man meib nidt oh ibm Elm
un9liid 5ueefiOben ooer OBJ er bas Opfel
zines 8erbredens 9etporoen 1T.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-28
@efterbertbt.

SIR "a stunbsn. snOsnO 7 utr MOresns. 90. cftbr
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-28
Neme &lasea.

Sn ibrer Saeibunestlags sessn Sas.
Wrigbt Qiebt Sila Wri9bt @i1treriOr=
9ung. grauiame 8ebanolung uno
S~rlntenbeit als S9eiounsssriinoe On.
Shle9te &~soensarten bon Soften
Sas. Sbibler's iagt 0enriette 5bibler
ino Die 8riinoe, welde fe CUR S9eis
oung treiben.
Sam Wel6 reidt gesen Die Snoias
napolis Street &ailloap SO. cine $500
SdaoeneriaBtlase fir Elm am Is.
gull 1903 bur9 einen S~traBenbabns
pagen uberfabrenes @eipann, elm.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-28
Gletue ~Staotnadri9tem.

Sas Concert, mel9es In
Sdule SO. 80 ftattfinbsn ioate. ii auf
unbetimmte 3eit berfdooen poroen.
eWitgGieoer bes ,@eorse
u. Sbomas poft" (@. u. &.) tperbsn
am nd4fen SOnntas Der SOlOaien-
Seimatb in 2~afapette einen 8siu9 ab-
ftatien.
s g t.. 0incent7So Ipitale
bsfinbet ii9 pfarrer 8. s. Mulcabp,
Geetor Der ct. Warien=@ emeinoe in
anberfon, als patient; berielbe mirb
fd elmer Operation untersieben mhhen.
Die q ational= 0ereiniaunq
Der 9rsiamnidinen : Sa%britnntsn er-
wdblte in ibrer geitrisen @dluBfbunq
General 6. 9. WcDousal bon
auburn. q. o.. gum prdfioenten, To-
ME 6. 6. 6eruin bon Waiiaon, O.,
gum Sscretdr uno Sdusmsifer.
3om Sagsart BAT Dem Staats=
Nubitor einen @bsd, auf ben 8etraQ
pon s3054 l%auteno, auseianot. Bot
Elf Sabrsn lieb er, ols er SO. 8.
Wifbaro's 6arm faufte. bon benz Su.
oiann uniperitdts- 6ono $500. Mtii
obigsr Summe bat er eiren She'll lei.
ner S9ulo absetraqen.
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@iese-Mltar- Grab..


Dee unb' gli3abetb No9sles. 617
Snbiana Mbe., Mdbden. - Sam uno
emma Brown, Staot : Sofpital,
3nabe. -gouaro unb Seilie Wilion.
1415 Si9blano Nbe., 2nabe. = Wm.
uno Zulu @ounscleman, Staot. Mdo-
9en.-Oran uno Slorence Oloater,
1889 CHARLES Str. 9nabe. = u. 8.
unb Soa Mitdsa, 427 Bright Str,
6nabe.- Oscar unb Minnie Yate,
2123 Sinselton Str, Mdoden.-
Nlfreo uno 8eife Sarris, 1919 Nn-
nette Str, 9nabe. -Jrant uno Settle
@erla4. 825 nDsI Str, Wdhden. =
Wiliam unb Stella Golf, 146C
Blaine abe., &nabe.-g 5. uno Ma,
liRa ga9lin, 311 Sulba StraBe,
Ndo9sn.
@etraut:
5. M. S6ooner s.. M. Sbep6aro.
SoIepb @osB-Iueutn Sanbn.
s. SaOibion-Sannie Slid.
s.. Doaarbioe-S. q. BierbuHe.
@rawforb Nai9le-@arrie 6. Saa.
@liHOrb 6. 9aroin-2ouife 6lesser.
W. 6. Waislup-2poia pfifsrer.
@ 4 rben:
Sofepb Stein, rs, IA &ui1el Mpe
Sell Dean, SO, 826 gneliib @pe.-
Grancis Boone, AZ, Central Soipita
fir Srrfanige. = 8. s. Salst, so
Staot.-Sdugling Bate, 2l32 Sing
Teton Str. : &esinalo Winor, l. 320t
W. Wuihineton Str. = @lariIa 6rep
SO, 100 %. Ct. @lair Str. - Clio
%. SuOis, 90. 23O7 u @erioial
Str. Naom 9iie, "a, 853 Snbian,
ape. -Wartb@ rob. SO 228 2pnn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-28

Baibinstcn, %. Oftcber.
Sar Snbiana: S@0n beute 9ta6t
unS am Samtas ; pdrmer beute Ha6t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-28
Befraftsr @irtb appsairt.

2ouis @o9ran muroe am lebten
Sonntag unter Mntlaee. bas Ni9olion
@eieb perlebt gu baben. psrbaftet.
Wdnner bic fid NIT Wi~rfelipislen un-
terbieltsn, iOpie anssre. Die fi9 an &C.
trdnfen labten. folsn in Der Wirtb.
fdaft gefunoen tuoroen fein. @o4ran
p~srtbeioigte fd gefern i'm poliaeise.
ridts oamit, oab er an9ab. ni8t be,
gisentbnmsr Der @irtbfAaft 3u iein.
&idter @balon b%sffrafte ibn in heiosn
6daen NIT ie SO nebf Soften; @o4rau
appelirte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-28
$500 @eseni9irme.
$3.50.

es iinp S6onbeiten, ieber e~inaeIne. Gs
mare feline i9Ie9te Soee fir Sic, iett einen
Gintauf fir @eibnabten in 8etra6t Su
sieben, iuenn Sic ni6t isIbt einen sebraus
hen. Seser Sdirm in Der Yartie bat elm
8 Hippen GefteQ pom stabl, pi4t rpasnb,
IeiGt, nit 9rin;eB @riffen.
OaS S9irmoa9 lit bon reinsr Seibe, in
Sarben mno i9para unb beI6iebenen Dei=
fins. Gs iinb nidt pieIe S9irme IN Der
9artie aber bas Afiortiment lit iebr attraftip.
bic SHUTTER iine bibi9 uno Die 9reiie iinb
unsweifeIbaft bic niebrisften. Der pirflide
@ertb berieIben lit $500. Sbre c0 IN
Nuspabl fur. ......... wLIUU
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-28

~ @audt BE fish l Mingo.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-28
CO.
Snblana's sr6bte DRIP @ooos adnbIer
Bohaliiaes.

SIN State tueroen am 1. De3embs,
meitere 2anobriefirdger &outen benz
8etrieb iiber9eben Deroen uno omar in;
Itron, Sutton Co.; Carbon, @lat
Gountn 9anbile. Nortb- Salem
plainfielo uno Stilesbile in 0enorifs
@ountp; Suoion, 9ena. WaribaQ Rod
bile uno San9ier in Barrie @ountp.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-28

S~%erlanet-gin yqd6hen ober Sran sur auBbilfe
~ i'm pausbalt. ytad5ufragen
26c2 Beft Wti9ieau Strase.