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Association Entertains Guests.

The local association of the Worcester
Polytechnic Institute Alumni Association
at its monthly banquet last evening enter
tanned as guests of honor e. w. Marshall
of the New York association and his friend,
r. H. E. Starr, a graduate of Harvard,
class of '96.
Mr.. Starr entertained the company with
numerous stories of his experiences at
Heidelberg, Germany.
The main discussion of the evening was
directed toward the plans of the University
Club. recently organized in this city. Mr..
Marshall stated that many of the Tech
nicaP alumni of New York would be glad
to cooperate with the new club, as their
interests were in many. instances conferred
in Washington on account of the location
of the patent Office here.
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Portrait of Late Robert willett

Mr.. Harry w. Hodges clerk of the Court
of Appeals of the District of Columbia.
has procured an artistically executed por-
trait, handsomely framed, of his prede-
cessor. the late Robert Willett, which will
be placed in position on the wall in the
clerks office of the Court of Appeals. above
the desk at which Mr.. Willett sat during
once hours from the date of the organiza-
ton of the court until the time of his death
recently. The portrait was inspected to-
day and admired generally by members of
the par and others having business at the
city hall
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New Scientific Process.
A PREPARATION DISCOVERED THAT WILL
DESTROY THE DANDRUFF GERM.

For time it has been known that dandruf
is caused by germ that digs up the scalp into
little white fakes, and by sapping the vitality Of
the hair at the root causes falling hair, and, of
course, finally, badness For years there have
been all kinds Of hair stimulants and scalp tones
on the market, but there has been no permanent
cure for daEdrur until the discovery of prepare
tiOn called Newbro's Herpicide which destroys the
dandruf germ. Destroy the cause. the effect will
cease to exist. Kill the dandruff germ and you'll
have no dandrun, itching scalp, NO falling hair.
Sold by leading druggists. Send Zoe. in stamps
for sample to The Herpicide Co, Detroit, Mich.
Edward Stevens Special Agent, 9th and Pa
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Navy Department Changes.

Changes In the classified service in the
Navy Department have been made as fol-
lows:
Appointments-Burr Allen, by transfer
from Cavite, P. l., special laborer (book-
keeper, at $2.S0 per diem, bureau of con-
struction and repair. A. Henderson, tenn
porary copy1st, at $40 per annum, Naval
War Records office.
Promotions-B. F. Cash. from special la
borer (stenographer), at $3.50 per diem, to
special laborer (stenogra pher), at S3.04 per
diem, bureau of construction and repair
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Conference ON District Bin.

The District Commissioners will appear
before the Senate committee on appropria-
tons tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock when
the District appropriation bill for the next
fiscal year Will be considered. The con-
ferences before Congress Will continue for
about week or ten days. and many leg
islative matters of Importance to the Dis
trict will come up for discussion.
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Awaits Action of Court of AppeaIs.

In view of the fact that the Court of APP
peals has not announced its opinion regard
Ing the issue raised by the refusal of Henry
H. Elliott, a witness, to answer a certain
question. although he had been directed by
1he trial court to answer. hearing of the
Iait contested VIII case was not resumed
today, but was further continued until next
Wednesday.
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sional cemetery The deceased was taken
i'll suddenly Monday and expired before a
physician could be procured The coroner
investigated the case and ascertained that
death had resulted from natural causes,
and gave a certificate accordingly Mr..
Fuller was unmarried. was thirty-one years
OF age and was timer by occupation.
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Funeral Of John L. Fuller.

The funeral of John L. Fuller, whose sud-
den death occurred Monday afternoon at
the home of Assistant Foreman William H.
beavers of No. Chemical Engine Com
pany, on 9Th street, In Congress Heights.
was held this afternoon, beginning at 2:30
o'clock. The interment was in Congress
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MARRIED

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. At Holy Trinity Church
Nirch y. 1904, at IL o'clock, by Rev Jas f.
huivahey, s j., JAMES c. MacSHERRY
OF New York city and IRENE ID. FORREST of
Washington. D. G.
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pleasant surprise was rendered Mrs
Mary Click last evening, the occasion being
Iier pirthday: Games, singing and music
We're INDUCED in until late hour when n
bounteous repast was served Among
tnose present were Mrs. NJ. Click. Mr.. and
Mrs u. {. Eberly. Mr.. and Mrs George w
Robeson. Miss Mildred Robson Mr.. VIM
X Goodman, jr., Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Click
Mr.; and Mrs. Henry Reinhardt, Miss Ma
thiida Click, Mr. Franklin Click. Masters
Albert Click and Raymond and Howard
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MRS B. II. Warder is entertaining Mrs.
New York. VI
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Senator and Miss Kean entertained at @
9llier OF twenty-four covers last night in
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Owing to a death In the family. Mr.. and
tations for Saturday evening. March 10
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Miss Irene Dulainy Forrest. daughter of
me tate Bladen Forrest. and Mr. James
MacSherry of New York were married ,-as
terday at Trinity Church. Georgetown. On
account of the Lenten season the ceremony
was Witnessed only by the immediate rela
church, assisted Rev. Francis MEGA rthy Al:
ola friend of the brides family. who off,
clated Mr.. and Mrs. MacSherry will live
in New York. "-ii i've
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Mrs Winthrop McKim of New York and
Tuxedo is the guest of Miss Bessie Fergu-
son, daughter of Major Ferguson, former
minister to Sweden.
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Mrs. William E. Bleo. who has been seri-
proving. ~
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Miss Emory, who has been visiting Miss
Isabel May was accompanied on her return
to New York yesterday by Mrs. Henry May
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Mrs. Taliaferro and Miss Anna Taliaferro,
! who spent a part of the Winter here with
Senator TaliaferrO, returned to their Florida
home last week.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
Leonard Blackwell and Rosa Davis.
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Senator Foraker Will give a reception
March 26 in honor of Secretary Taft.
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mrs C. w. Dreamer. with her son.
Charlie. of S26 Goth street northwest is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Carl w Dau-
Der, in Richmond, Va
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Mrs. Dryden, wife Of Senator Dryder
will not receive again on Thursday unit
after Easter.
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Mrs. Darling, wife of the assistant sec
rotary of the navy, has been confined tc
the house for several weeks with a severe
cold.
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Miss June Thornton Allen of Newark,
Nj. the fiancee of Mr.. Henry Bruce Teller
of Denver, son Of Senator and Mrs. Teller,
will be here this week and spend a part
of her time at the home of the latter. Miss
Allen is the daughter of Rev. DR.. Lyman
Whitney Allen of Newark
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Mrs Frederick c. Bryan. 1891 Adams
Mill road, will be at home tomorrow, as
sisted by Mrs. Charles Dick and Mrs.
James Christy, jr., of Ohio.
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THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MARRIAGE OF DIR. HARLAN AND
MRS. HAzELL TODAY.
A Notable Dinner Company at the
British Embassy-Interesting
Personal Notes.

Mrs. Grace Worthington HAZEL and DR.
L. l.. Harlan were married this afternoon
at the rectory of st. Thomas Church, by
Rev. DIR. c. Ernest Smith. After short
out-of-town trip DR.. and Mrs. Harlan will
take up their residence at 1920 Connecticut
avenue, where they will be pleased to see
their friends.
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Inc British ambassador and Lady Du.
rand gave dinner last night, when the;,
guests included Senator and Mrs. Depew
wayne MacVeagh. Mrs. John w. Foster
MT ana Mrs Gordon-Cumming, Mrs. Robe
SON. Miss Ethel Robson, Miss Edith RIair
MI MI. ana Mrs. Sidney Waterlow Of the Brit
ish embassy, Miss Hagner; the first score
ttary OF the German embassy. Raro,5 vor
oem Bussche; M. Desportes de la Posse
OF the French embassy, Lima Silva of the
Braziiian legation. Price de Bearn of the
ney Of the British embassy. Luz
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MIS-. III. Clay Evans, wife of the consul
general to London, was in Bufrolo. N v
last week, visiting her niece, Mrs c. C.
Otis.
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Miss Jane McEnery has recently come I'm
from her New Orleans home to make =
rev weeks stay with her father, Senator
McEenry.
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mOhthIy meeting Monday evening March
a. at the residence of Dr. L. D. Walter,
1894 g street northeast. After PLAYING the
usual number of games, the prizes were
awarded-first. to Mrs. May Boyce and
Mr. r. 3. Dittoe; second, to Mrs L. d.
lation prize, 20 Mrs. Carrie Dittoe and Mr.
Frank L. Scnelpp. The members present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Dittoe Mr.. and Mrs.
Boyce, DIR. and Mrs. Walters, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sche!pp Miss E. Demont, Miss A. Osten.
Mr.. F. Lemasson, Mr.. E. Walter and Mr..
s. Lawrance. The home of DR. Walter
was handsomely decorated with ferns and
white lilies in honor of the colors of the
clup-green and white. Refreshments
were served.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-07-08
Land Commissioner Folmer Of Liz
coin was in town Thursday.

Land Commissioner Folmer Of Liz
coin was in town Thursday.
Jas. Mitchell OF McCook, was in Red
Cloud the first of the week.
During the month of June the b. & NJ.
used 800, 04 worth of water.
Mrs. Geo. Blair of Lincoln, is visiting
frierds in the city, this week.
Miss Iona Wilson returned Wednes.
day from a visit In Riverton.
Ed. Gillard came down from Naponee
Saturday to spend the Fourth.
Miss Mabel Edminston Of Rivertop,
Was in town the last Of the week.
Fred Hunt and Chas. Schulz Of Riv-
erton, took in the circus Thursday.
Curt Hatfield of Peru came down
Sunday for a visit with his parents.
NJ. s Mar,h is in St. Lous, this week
taking 10 Exposition and convention,
Six members we're received into the
Congregational church Sunday morn
ing.
MIR. and Mrs. Geo. Morhart we're
visiting in Guide r ,ck the first of the
week.
Mrs. Nellie Caster of Riverton, was
visiting in Red Cloud the fist of the
week.
Mrs. Lee Of Phillipsburg, Kansas, is
the guest Of W. Geer and wife this
week.
w. s. Sherwood and wife returned
Wednesday from . their trip to St.
Louis.
Miss Alta Longtin and brother Silver
refunded Tuesday from . visit in Su.
perior.
M. A. Good arrived in the city Sun.
day night for q visit with relatives and
friends.
Allen Tulleys who has been visiting
relatives in Fairfield, Neb returned
home Yesterday.
Early harvesting is in full blast this
! week and considerable rye and wheat
is already in shock.
A. 0. Williams Of Cripple Creek ar
rived in Red Cloud, Wednesday for
visit with relatives.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-07-08
Obituary.

William L. Murphy was born in
Dsrle county, Ohio, February "a, 1882.
Where he was married on June %,
1854 to Miss Lucinda Lattamore. To
this union were born ten children four
OF whom are living, Mr.. Murphy came
to Nebraska with his family in 1876.
He took a homestead in Smith county,
kans, but Red Cloud, was his trading
point. On June :, 1892 his wife died,
On November 30, 1894, his sec, nd
marriage occurred when he was mar
ried to Mrs. Rebecca Couch, who died
October 2s, 1901.
MIR. Murphy was a soldier in the
Civil war, being a member Of Company
X. SD regiment Of Indiana, enrolled
October, ID, 1874, and discharged July
81. 1865.
Mr.. Murphy died nj the home OF hi,
son.in.law A. Is. Virgins, July 6 1904
aged - years, 4 months and l2 days
Funeral services were held at the HON,
of A. b. Virgins, July :, at 10 o'clocl
conducted by Rev. w. 4. Taylor, pas
tor of the NJ. +. church at Inavale
Interment took place in the Red Clou'
cemetery. Members of the q. A. X
acted as pail bearers and conducte,
the services az the grave. He leave
three daughters and one son to mourI
his loss.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-07-08

Hot or cold baths, first class barber
work, at M~anspeaker's, opposite Cot.
ting's drug store. New bath tub,
everything neat and clean.
Remember that Newhouse Bros.
have that line OF hand painted shirt
waist sets at prices from 10 per cent to
% per cent lower than others.
Mary had a little lad
Whose face was fair to see,
Because each night he had a drink
OF Rocky Mountain Tea. Z. l..
Getting.
Small waists are no longer in style.
It's the round plump waists that com
by taking HOLSTERS ROCKY Mountain
Tea that's all the go. 35 cents. Tea or
tablet form. G. L. Getting.
Constipation, headache, b%ackache,
feel mean, no appetite, all run down.
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea will
make you well and keep you well.
Money back, 10 it fails. IS cents. Tea
or tablet form. G. l.. Getting.
Wsnted-Msn and wife to work
on farm. Inquire at this office.
For Ssle-A 1903 model Rugby
bicycle, cheap. Inquire at this office.
Don't forget that the place to get
0auze union suits ls at +. NewhOuse's.
Laces and embroideries In largest
varieties and lowest prices. F. New
house
+. Newhouse has all shades and
colors Of silk finish cotton. Full lOC
yard spools.
You q get at +. Newhouse, u yards
Of lace for 10c. Some stores charge
you 100 for the same thing,
Ladies gauze union suits at F. New
houses.
j. P. Hale sells land. and sells l
quick.
Try that calf meal at Caldwells.
Light harness at Joe FoRel's.
Stock saddles at Joe F0gel's.
Carriage painting, % to 90; day worl
% 90. F. Z. Hadley.
n you want the best and cheapes
harness. 60 to Fogel's.
See Joe Fogel for anything in tb'
harness or saddlery line.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-07-08

LOCALITIES
A quiet Fourth.

A quiet Fourth.
Charlie Robinson is on the sick list.
DR.. +. A. Thomas, dentist, Damerell
Slock.
' r.. Thompson was down from Cowles
Tuesday.
f. Fi,z of Franklin was in town
Thursday.
sJas. Morrison was up from Superior
Thursday.
Rev. Taylor Of Iuavale, was in town
Yesterday.
F, Newhouse returned from Hastings
Saturday.
Robt. Mcbride spent the Fourth in
Red Cloud.
Eli Collette of Superior vas in town
Wednesday.
Mrs. DIR. Thomas has returned home,
from Cowles.
Alfred Hadell returned Wednesday
from Denver.
"A. Nj. Walters was down from Blue
Hill, Tuesday.
Charles Hunter was down from Ina
vale Thursday.
Fred Brewer was in McCook, the
Sirst OF the week.
Bruce Robinson returned home from
Hastings Monday.
w. B. Householder was down from
Bladen, Wednesday.
Walter Haley was up from Chester
the first OF the week.
Mrs. Nelson Longton left Monday
for Q visit in Chicago.
Fred Temple is again at his old posi-
sion in the State bank.
The baseball boys will play Hasting'
at that place, Monday.
, Fred Hunter aud wife OF Riverton
we're in town Thursday.
Miss Morrison, Of Superior, spent tn
Fourth with relatives here.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-07-08
Less Than Malt Fare to st. Louis and
Return.

The Burlington offers another series
Of low rate excursions to ST. Louis and
return on Mondays, July IL, IS and 25.
Tickets at sll for the round trip,
considerably less than half rate.
Tickets are good in'coaches and chair
cars seats free).
The St. Louis Exposition is the most
magnificent spectacle the world has
ever beheld, and its like may not occur
again in your lifetime.
Let me send you our illustrated fold.
or, or call on our agent for full infor.
mation.-L. W. Wakeley, General
Passenger Agent, Omaha.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-07-08

County Judge koeney issued Il Q
following licenses for matrimonial
ventures this week: Harry ChaGin
and Ertle Zade, Of ~lnsvale; Ernest j.
Chambers and Mara Martin, Of Blue
Hill, Chas. L. Drake and Della Mccall,
! OF Guide Rock.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-07-08
Made q Gun Play

Will Vest got in the tolls again Satur-
day night. He had some words with
will Galbraith, and made the threat
that he would shoot him. He procur, d
a 22'caliber gun and tried to get some
shells to ft it. He may or may not
have made his threat good, but
Sheriff Macarthur disarmed him and ran
him 10.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-07-08
Gard Of Thanks.

We hereby wish to express our
thanks and appreciation shown US by
our neighbors and friends during the
sickness and death Of our father.
Mrs. FERGUSON.
Mrs. WIGGINs.
Mrs. SCOTT.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-07-08
Barker win k0Oeal

Frank Barker has hired attorneys in
Lincoln and will appeal to the SUI.
preme court in an effort to save his
neck from the g~allows. He lie begin
ming to realize that he is in a desperate
situation.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-07-08
NotEe./

The very best material for sidewalks
is Colorado Red Sandstone. Reduced
prices tor 90 days. Overing Bros. q Co
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-10
Die leioise 3eusleime.

Inter Der gnflass, cine t6btli9e
Waffe ge3ogen au baben. uurbe geifern
Mbam @rOne i'm poliaei9eri9t nit IS
unb Soften befraft.
@r foa zines Mbenos, als er cine leere
gauifeae freu3te, gesen cine bon 5rau
@mma gusfea ausseipannte 3eusleine
aelaufen fein. Sn feiner Wutb bolte
er iein SaidenmeKer bsrbor unb asr.
f4nitt biefelbe, au9Ieid ieinem Ierser
in Worten 2uft madenb. Jrau BUS
tel bebauptet, baB er seiast babe, er
ueroe ibr bas 9erS ausi9neDen, mdb.
renb @rOne bebauptete, er babe geiagt,
bab er bic 3eusleine 3erf9neiben werbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-10
6atte einen 5au6eni9lag tn aeu
Saf9em.

Sra Sones, Der seitern i'm Sussnb=
aeri9t bate eri8einen fOlIen, 1T, uie
fein @ater ansab, nod Serre 9auts
our4gebrannt, ieboa peripra9 oers
ielbe ieinen Sobn in's @eri9t au brin=
gen, iObalo er ieiner babbaft tpirb.
Sra wurbe ndmli9 in Der Nd5e be,
Snteritate Stodparbs bon einem ge-
amten angetrofen, oem bic auBerge.
m6bnlide @orpulen3 oes Sunsen auf.
fiel. uno Der ibn oaber elmer ndberen
llnteriu1ung untertparf, beren @rseb.
nib tpar, bab % Sauben ibre ,sreibei,
tpieber erlan9ten. Mae Sai9en batt'
Der Sunge boa, ielbf stpii9en Inter.
futter unb &od bate er fie berfedt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-10
Nesertnnse inter i@merer Mm=
flage.

9ie 6arbise Grancis Sueatt aus
Sruinston tuurbe bon &i9ter Stubs
i'm Susenbseri9te seftern tpesen WiB=
adtuns bes @eridts in's @efdnsnib
9efanbt. Die Grau NOR beauftragt,
ibren Sun9en, Der unter Der 9lntlage
oes tbdtli9en Nnsriffs ftano, in's @e=
ri9t gu brinsen unb ba fie bereits oem
3ueiten biesbe3taliden 8efeble nidi
Tolge leiffete, beorberte Der &i9ter ibre
l1eberfabrung in bic fdbtiibe 8aitiqe,
Bis he oenfelben borfiibren wirb. Ser
Sunse mar beidulbist, in @emein=
f9aft nit nod einsm anoeren farbigeu
Sungen stpei fleine weibe &naber
mibbanoelt su baten, inbem fie bieiel.
ben an Bdumsn fsftbanben uno Iobanu
nod Mrt Der Weibtappen in brutaiite,
Weiie peiti9ten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-10
Ser Sal bes Wirtbes 0enrb
Mrsjmar
@or bas Superiors@ s@eri@t seb:a j

Der Wirtb Senrp Nrssman, welher
bor einiaen Sasen uesen Iertaufes
bon SpirituGien obne ftdotii9e 2i3ens
perbaftet uoroeu mar, wuroe geItern
i'm poli3eiseri9t our 3abluns bon $40
uno Soften Derurtbeilt.
Sofort appellirte er ae9en oas ur=
tbeil an bas Superior.@eridt.
DaHeIbe fOa jeBt feritellen, oh BIZ
Srbinans. fraft tpelder es berbOten 1T,
in Der Ndbe zines Offentliden parfs.
innerbalb elmer @ntfernung BON SOC
SUB, eine Wirtbi9aft 3u etabliren. con.
ititutionen iff.
slrsaman ft6rt cine Wirtbiaaft an
Der @de bon Obio= unb Wef= Strabe,
aIio in Der Ndbe bes Wilitdr=parts.
Ct 1T i'm gefibe Der &esierungs- uni
gountp 2ieenien; Staot=&ontrulleul
Dunn aber tpeigerte fi9, ibm Die ifdo
tif1e 2isens eus3ufellen. Sas Sell
fhr bieielbe bat Mrs3man bereits bein
@ountp.s9aBmeiiter beponirt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-10
Unique Sbeater.

Sas programm ftir bic Sair @o9e
bes Unique Sbeaters, 130 Off Wafb.
inaton Str. III folgenbes: gtbel &uf.
fon, bic tpoblbefannte Soubrette; Biup
Mbams, Neger=2omifer; @rap unb
2o3ap in ibrer 9om6bie, betitelt
v2raubmeper's gefu9"; gpans unb
Wad bic 3uei berhbmten gbaratter.
2omiter, mel4e fid wdbrenb bes actes
fHnf WaI umcoifumiren. Dart unb
Sorban wsroen bic neue @sielf9afts-
@om6bie, v@ine perrddte 2iebsstdn.
oelei" auffiibrsn. Die gsi9dftsftbruns
bes $beaters bsrfpri9t bur9 6srrn
Sabis, ben Ioealen Iertreter, bas
y Unique nbeater" 81 sinem erftlaifs
gen Gamilien.g .gereniaun9s-2otal fir
Samsn unb 2inber 3u gefalten. Die
gintrittspreiie iino ffets oieieIben.
Watinee tdgli9. amateur Abenbs
perben mis frtber abssbalten merben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-10
@irtbi9aftSs9i3enien bermeisert

Die @ountb= b=gommiRdre tpeiaerter
fi@ seffern Wirtbiaafts-Si5e fur
Wm. Miller ilnb Nneelo @ofasco aug.
3ufeaen, neil ibre 2otale an Mneps
belegen fino.
2eBterer bat felt 20 Sabren eine
Wirtbidaft in Der Naep binter ieinem
9auie go. 1886 N. SEEM Seriep Str.
betrieben.
Wiler III @iaentbiimer zines grbo.
lungslofales in Der 8. gonrt Ctr.
3mif9en Merioian unb penniplbanio
ctr. Seit Sabren bat er feline 2i3en:
unbeanitanbet erbalten.
Sie Grage, Oh Sem Charles @ouier,
gerwalter Der Wirtbi9aft i'm gngliit
6otel cine Wirtbf4aft 3u betuiuisen iit.
tpuroe bon ben @ommifIdren In 8era.
tbung geaosen. Gin gin9ang 3u Der
ielben 1T alleroines bon Der binter BEN
6otel belegenen Iqep reip. @abaIt
ctr. aus, anbersrieits iit aber BIZ
v8ar" birect nit benz am Circle be.
fnbli9en Goper bes 0otels berbunben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-10
spurlos beridmunoen.
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