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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-13


runa in your almanac, and wrote Won
for advice, which followed. After tax.
ing one and one-half bottles Of Perup,
am entirely curvI- and can recommend
Peruna to anyone as the best and sures.
remedy for any catarrhal troubles,n-
Camillus Senne.
Hearing Lost by Cntarrh---Restored 4,
Peruna.
Mr.. William Bauer, Burton, Texas,
Ginner and Miller, writes:
"Some years ago 1 lost the hearing IN
my left ear, and upon examination by
specialist, catarrh was decided 10 be the
cause. / took course of treatment and
regained my hearing for time but
soon lost It completely. l commenced
to take Peruna according to directions
and have taken eight bottles in all, and
my hearing Is completely restored, and
shall sing the praises Of Peruna when
ever an opportunity occurs. - VIM.
Bauer.
II you do not derive prompt and salts.
factory results from the use of Peruna,
write at once 20 DR.. Hartman, giving a
full statement of your case, and he will
be pleased to give you his valuable adj
vice gratis.
Address DIR. Hartman, President Of
The Hartman Sahitarium, ColumbuS.0
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-13
( 30 members present, there were Is in.
vited guests.
Valentino Party.


The Misses Smith entertained
number Of their friends last eveninl
at their home in West Salem at val
entine party, in honor Of their cousin
Mr.. Hubert Smith, Of Portland. The
parlors we're tastefully decorated fol
the occasion, and the evening was
spent very pleasantly in playing PRO
gressive Carum," In which the first
prize was awarded TO Ebert Thomp
son and Miss Ruth White. "Pit" and
other games we're also. played. At the
close Of the evening dainty refresh
ments we're served. Those present
we're Mr.. and Mrs e. A. Thompson,
Misses Pearl Brannon, Jessie Smith
Ruth White, Neva and Nettie Smith
McLaln, Garnet and Mcude Wilson;
Messrs. Crossan Huburt Smith, Nc.
Lain, Brannon, Squires, Harold and
Newton Smith.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-13
Euehre Club Meets.

Mrs. William Brown and Mrs s. c
Dyer entertained the members of the
Fortnlghtly Buchre Club yesterday af
ternoon at the home Of Mrs. Brown
on State street. The afternoon was
spent very pleasantly in playing six
handed euchre, and Mrs. Catlin was
awarded the first prize. Dainty re-
freshments were served during the az
ternoon, and the ladies spent a very
pleasant social time together
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-13
The lincoln Annlxsrsarx.

sedgwlok Relief Corps gave a fine
literary and musical entertainment at
the Presbyterian church on Friday ev.
oning In honor OF Abraham Lncoln's
birthday. The songs and recltations
were all Of highly patriotic order,
and the recitation by Miss Echo De
sart and John Garland would have
honored a college Of dramatic art and
eloQuence The orator OF the evening
was considerably OF failure. aud fell
down completely In trying to tell some
OF the well'known Lincoln stories. The
committee would have certainly done
better 10 have secured some one else.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-13
Extra Cars to Asylum.

The Citizens Light g. Traction Co
will run extra cars TO the asylum fol.
lowing the 8 and $50 p. m. cars Sat.
urday evening, Cars will also be In
waiting after the reception. 2t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-13

was a tiny mitten. Refreshments
were served by the hostess and enjoy
ably discussed. Before the quests de-
parted for their home each was pre-
sented with a unique valentine. There
were about 35 present at this charm
ing event.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-13
Wolf Goes 70 Eurone.

Governor Chamberlain today com.
missioned Adolphe Wolfe, one of the
directors and the auditor of the Lewis
and Clark Exposition Co., as a special
commissioner to represent the state
Of Oregon in Europe. Mr.. Wolfe goes
to Europe for an extended trip in a
few days, and will address chambers
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-13
SALEM SOCIAL
EVENTS NOTE
Capital City People Passing Merry
Winter IN Many Ways

One OF the great social events OF the
season is tho reception and dancing
party given this evening by Mrs. Cal
breath and Mrs. Grfnth. Several
hundred Invitations are Issued.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-13

Of commerce and other commercial
mercantile, manufacturing and ship
ping associations on the Forthcoming
Lewis and Clark exposition.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-13
'I2R RRn CATARRHAL COMPLAINTS
Pe-ru-na is Most Excellent" Writes Congressman
John L. Sheppard.


afterwards manufactured expreealv =.
him in large quantities. This repoa~
Peruna, is now TO be found in evo.l
drug store and nearly every homs /.
the land. II Is the only reliable interr.,
remedy ever devised TO cure any caso !,
catarrh, however long the case ma.
have been standing.
A Case of Nasal Catarrh Of Five w.,
Standing Cured by Pe-ru-nA. ~
Hon. Rudolph M. Patterson, A wall
known lawyer, Of Chicago, ILL.,, writ,
"I have been n sufferer from nae,
catnrh for the past FIVE years and at n,
earnest solicitation Of friend I tri.s
Peruna and am glad to say it has nfro,S
ed n complete cure. 1t is with pleasr..
7 recommend, IL 10 Others. s."-Rudol,s
NJ. Patterson.
a course of Peruna nevor fails 4,
bring relief. There is no other repoas
like Pcuna. It's cures are PROMPT sDS
permanent.
Mr.. Camillus Senne, 257 West ,2an
street, New York, writes:
al have fully recovered from M "a.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-13

l will give a valentine social. after
OF the lodge, The Odd Fellows will
join with the ladies'. and spend so.
cial evening together, II is hoped
there will be large attendance.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-13

| tarrha1 tro,l-
bles. L suffered
for three years
with catarrh of
the head, nose
and throat. 1
tried all kinds
Of m e dicine
without relief,
but at last L
have been cured
by the wonder
full edy
called Peruna.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-13

S a - ~ % III n a.
Gear. the 4, The Kind You Haze Nvls BcdgS
'''s'''' &HHzXIzu
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1904-03-08

durance, these and kindred qualities
stand out in bold relife and make the
character of John the Baptist worthy
of all emulation.
The temperance application to be
made from this lesson is the warn
ing which Herod's life gives us
against unbridled excess. His career
ended most miserably. So is it with
all who allow their appetite for
strong drink or for any other evil
indulgence to gain the mastery over
them.
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Farmers Exchange

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NOTES ON THE SUNDAY SCHOOL
LESSON FOR MARCH 13.
Death of John the Baptist.
Matthew 14:1-12.)

The Ministry of the Baptist
John began his preaching six months
before Jesus entered upon his public
ministry. For a year and a half John
the Baptist and Jesus we're both &C
lively at work. Then John was
thrown into prison by Herod Antipas,
the tetrarch of Galilee.
John was shut up iii the castle
Macherus by Herod simply because
he was a fearless preacher of right
eousness. Herod and Herodias had
made a shameless alliance. Each of
them had been married to another
spouse, but guilty passion had tri-
umphed over all restraints and they
were now living in a sinful union.
John the Baptist had openly rebuked
Herod for his shameless infdelity,
and now he was made to feel the
and a remorseless woman.
Herod's Birthday.-Never in hu-
nan history was a birthday party at
tended with more disastrous moral
consequences than the one of which
we read in this present lesson. Herod
and his mobiles gave themselves over
to the utmost indulgence at the ban
quet prepared to celebrate the oc-
casion. Doubtless the wine flowed
freely, and while the revealing was
at it's height, Salome, the daughter
of Herodias by her former husband
Phillip, came in and danced before
the assembled company.
The Price of a Dance.-The sight
of the princess Salome in a dance
should have awakened a sense of
shame and displeasure in the mind
of Herod, for no woman of repecta-
bility would willingly have exhibited
herself thus. Infamed, however, by
passion and flushed with the ban
quet, Herod promised Salome what
ever she would ask, even to the half
of his kingdom.
The Baptist Beheaded.-God does
not always rescue his servants from
physical death, as the annals of
m%artyrdom plainly show, but he, gives
them strength to endure, as seeing
him who is invisible. John the Bap-
fist was beheaded in accordance with
Salome's request. Yet in his death
this fearless prophet of old stands
out r~esplendent in the light of his
tory, while his royal executioner will
be remembered to the end of time
as an example of deepest infamy.
The Source of all COmfort.-Most
touching are the closing words Of
our lesson, which tell us how the dis
ciples of John came and took up the
body and buried it, and went and
told Jesus. What Jesus said to
these ~sorrowing disciples, we do not
know, but who can doubt that they
received from the Master a message
of great consolation?
Suggestive Teachings.-Some very
helpful suggestions bearing upon
this lesson will be found in a book
by DR.. James Stalker, entitled "The
Two st. Johns of the New Testa-
ment." CPublished by the American
Tract Society, $50 Nassau Street,
prico DoC+Doid. 81 OO0 A rro,n Of
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HOG CHOLERA-Free samples If you will
report results. v. G. T., P. o. Drawer ID,
Raleigh, N. G..
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LAY PEAS for sale, $3.50 per busheI. H.
y. FINCH Henderson, N. G..
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FOR Cyphers ~Iucubators
(three hundred and twenty egg), almost new;
two thirds cost price. Pekin Ducks, Zoe.
White Plymouth Rock Cockrells, 75c. Two
extra fine Berkshire Bears, two months old,
$500 each. A. L. FRENCH, Byrdvtlle, Va.
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BARRED PLYMOUTH INCONSISTENCIES
Strain); good layers; good mothers; ID large
yellow eggs, Sl.OO. Address,, T. NJ. YOUNG,
MOcksYille, n. G.
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EGGS FOR MATCHING. = Guaranteed
thoroughbred B. p. Rock. One dollar per Is.
Larger orders 10 per cent discount. URAHV
FARM, Rich Square, N. G.
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WHITE PLYMOUTH ROCKS: EGGS Is
for ST.. Pekin Duck Eggs, 10 for S1.OO. MRS.
j. A. KEITH Lobelia, n. &.
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SPANISH-BRED JACK for saIe-31a years
old; weight, 1928 pounds. T. l.. RUSSELL,
South Lowell, NC.
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ANGORA GOATS wanted-Address with
prices, E. P. HAYNES, Platt, N. c..
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S. C. BROWN LEGHORN EGGS. is for
81 600. r ALEX. SMITH, LObeIia, N. G..
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English BerkShireS.

Always on hand a fine selection of
pigs. Can furnish pairs no akin if
so desired. Write your wants fully
and I will take pleasure in giving
information, quoting prices, etc.
M. A. GRIFFIN,
Monroe N. c., r. F. d. No.
Phone No. 10, Wingate.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-09
> ielis, o ielts, etn Sinh nodj
at Ietm!

Morgen tperber ale 0fentlt9en
59ulen 9efdlufen tperoen unb erit am
Mittmo6, ben IA. September, tuerben
bic pforten berieiben fi9 ftir ben SOUL
nnterridt nteoer 6fnen. 9eute inben
in berSdtebenen S9ulen nod S9luB=
Geierlt9teiten ftatt.
Wdbrenb beg beafohenen S9uliab=
res befu6ten 43, 517 g9iler bic 0ffents
li9en 61ulen. Neue @ebduoe muir
ben fir Die S9ulen Al, 81 unb 40
erri9tet unb bic 9anbfertigfeits= 9o9=
f9ule erbtelt einen umfan9rei4en Nn=
bau unb piele nefentli9e 8~erbeferut1.
gen in Dem S9ulsebdube bor9enom-
men. Wdbrsnb bes Sommers tperben
ueitere gerbeRerun9en in Der W. 8.
s.. g. sema9t; ferner wirb elm neues
8ebduoe fir S9ule No. so nabe Oct.
Safion, elm Nnbau our Sdule go. AZ
in Weft Snbianapolis erri9tet uno Der
Hnner CUR Sbortribge- So6f9ule pou=
enbet tuerben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-09
g%eriammtuns anf Der
Sfiette.

Staotbater DC. 6. Shea bon Der 10.
Waro bat auf beute Mbenb cine 8iir=
gerberfammlung in 2ittle's 5aIe,
SOutbeafern Nbe. unb Wafbtn9ton=
StraBe, einberufen. Sn b~erfelben lou
er6rtert tuerben, nie bas sroBe, n6rb=
lid BON Der Saubffummen=Mnfal be-
legene, benz State seb6rige Gelo BON
Der Stcbt ertporben merben fantr, UNI
einen 6fentlt9en perf oaraus gu mo
9en. 6. 2ittle, Sobn 8. 3~in9sburn,
Soiepb Collier uno S. %. Storms,
Stabratbsmitglieo Der 9. Waro, tper=
uerben &eoen balten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-09
9te 8e16roe Ses Noraamertta=
aiiden Sanger6nnoes
gu elmer @ituns I'M ~9euti9en Saus"
e~inberufen.

Ser grdfibent bes NOrbameritani-
fden Sdngerbunbes, Serr Sanno 9ei=
ler, bat folgenbes &unbf6reiben an Die
8unoes=8 eb6roe erlafen:
Sebr 9eebrte Serren
Na9 erfolgter 8eratbnng nit ben
Serren 8unoes=8 eamten, unierm Bun,
bes=8ertreter in indianapolis, Serrn
5. g. Grsnael, unb Germ 2ouis @br-
gott, benz BoriBer beg muftfalif9en
Beiratbs, unb in 1ebereinfimmung
nit ibren Nnfi9ten bat Der nnteraei9=
nete Die @bre, bic gunbes=8 eb6rbe bes
81. u. 6. 9. au elmer am dc | t t,
10 o d, ben %. Stunt 1904, um 10
1br Morgens. i'm ,9eutf6en 9aus"
gu SnbianapoIis Sno., au
er6fnenoen Sibung ein3uberufen.
Ser muitalif6e 8eiratb uirb er=
iu9t, fi9 am Sage borber, am
Diem t a g, ben 81. SUM- 1904,
um 10 ubr Morgens. I'M 80 aIoc
6otel" in s a /, Obio,
our Nusmabl Der Mafen96re fir oas
prDeramm beg nd9iten 8unbessS dn=
serfeites gu beriammeln.
9as in Cincinnati bonn Wufitali=
f9en 8eiratb bereinbarte Brogramnt
tpirb am nd9ten Sag ber Bunoes=g Be-
b6rbe in Sncianapolis our priifung
unbNnnabme %unterbreitet tperben. Nu9
iollen nod anbere, tbeils bur6 Die Son,
titution bor9ei6riebene, tbetls bur6
Die ausenblidli6en 8erbdltniHe be-
hingte 5ragen er6rtert unb erlebigt
tperben.
Im %. Stunt bs9innt in Snbianas
polis bas @oloene Subildum bes .Sn.
oianapolis Mdnner6or", su nel9em
bic Bunoes-8 eb6rbe cine febr bersli6e
@inlaouns erbalten bat, wel9e Der un=
tersei6nete i'm Namen Der 8unoess
8eb6rbe unb fiir biefe angenommen bat.
Sn Der SOfnuns, baB fi6 bieie 8ers
iammlungen elmer re9t reeen 8etbeili.
gung erfreuen m69en, sei9ne i'd nit
5dngergruB als Sbr ersebener
s. $ annoS Seller, z
8unbes=prdioent bes Norbamerifas
f9en Sdngerbunbes.
Nem Orleans, 3d., Is. Mai 1904.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-09
@tess- Mltar Orab.
@ e b o + E n:

Wilie unb Settle Goben, 221 OF
Worris, MGbden. = 6arrp uno Doro
Spencer, 1418 2enninston, 3nabe.
= Srnin unb M9aes @ontpaD, 923
81. Mef, Mdb9en. - 6reb unb 6rau
@rigss, 1918 &embranot, Mdb6en.
= Wiliam unb Sarab Sbompfon,
81 W. 49,, &nabe. - CHARLES unh
Sba Meper, 1876 3ufle, 3nabe. =
Sobn uno Carrie Safipn, 167 Minf=
ner, Mdb9en. = Malter unb Noa
Barter, 977 %. Waibineton, Mdb=
den. - Grant uno @liiabetb Sbertber,
2212 Station, Mdb9en. = Wiaiam
unb NeQie BUST, 24O7 @tepart, Mab=
den. - @albin unb Sophia Wann,
2129 Station, Mdb9en.
@etraut:
@brtftian Nnselbauer-gli3abetb SUI
llama 9pbrer.
Sames s. SDnnseno-g. 6. WilfDn.
@brifopber s. Gnoop - CLARA s. 6.
MoeIer.
Sonn @moemater - 2ilp Meibmann.
Smer 9amlin-Wattie SUTHERLAND.
Be 9otus Sarmer-@mma DC. &inert.
Simon 9tersborfer - 2enora So
merour.
CLAUDE Stropes-@lara 9. Nlbre9t.
@GaD Wbite-2ena gotter.
Sarrp 8. @meen-W. Stepbenfon.
Sc &ob SO. &amiep - Bertha M.
Widersbam.
Gen. 5rantlin 0oIanb - Margaret
Nfbbp Sobb.
Grant 6. Spnes-Sefte &bobes.
gilbert M. 8ilmore-g. 8. Bernard.
Sames 6. 8aa-Nenes 2i6monb.
&obert 8oples-Sfabela @ran.
SeHe @cott-Nnnie Dabis.
@bmarb Sreoerif 6eni9en - Nancp
gmeline Sin.
g o b n:
9llfreo q. Nabtn, 80, Martin Stats.
= MarD 6. Saniets, 6, 1843, 81.
genniplbania. = Nancp Ballard, 81,
524, 81 Obto. = Struggling Shomp=
ion, ia Milep Nbe. - @ufan @6=
mon, 81, $50 81. 8ismard.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-09
nna6banstser Suruberetm.

Sn Der aeitrigen re9elmdBt9en 8er=
iammlun9 bes unabbdnsigen Surn=
Dereins wuroen 4 neue Mit9lieber auf=
genDmmen unb l Geiu9 UNI Muf=
nabm an9emeloet.
Sas 9omite fir bas am nd9fen
SDnntag i'm 8ermania parf ftattfin=
oenoe 9icnic beri9tete, bab bic 8prbe=
reitungen fir basIelbe in better Weiie
getrohen uOrben ino.
IS ulroe elm @omite ernattnt, tpels
Dies anldBli9 beg firSli6 e~rfoleten Mb-
lebens oes Witgliebes Wm. 5. &oB
pafenoe 8eileiosbei9liRe a~us3uarbei-
ten bat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-09
8ilhhaner &uoolpb sdmars be-
mabt ftd am oas 0arriiou
Oeufmal.

&ubolpb S6nar5, Der ausge5ei9nete
8ilbbauer, tpel1er erft fiirsli9 nit iei=
ner Statue bes @puberneurs pingree
10 auBerorbentIt6en @rfole bate, bal
Der 9arriiOn Wonument Yereinigune
cine 3eidnung fir elm 0urriion=S Dent
mai etneerei9t.
sc seiet Sarriion in einem Stuhle
fibenb auf einem ntehrieer piebeital.
Sbm sur Settle beinben td swei all
9orii9e Siguren, iein Seben i'm Grieg
unb 6rieben, als Splbat unb Stats
mann, barfeleno.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-09
9tebii9e Glitter int 9afs.

Dte farbtse Bertha porter tpurbe
lebte Na6t unter Der Mnflase bes
9iebitabls berbaftet. sic bate aus
Der @obnuna ibrer ebemaligen 9ienit-
berri4aft cine Stanoubr geffoblen. sic
bra9te oiefelbe nit in bic Station.
Wie fe fa9te, i9ulbet man ibr nod so
Gents, uno oa ibr bas @elo ni1t aus=
be5ablt puroe. 10 bate fie fid bur9
Mitnabme Der l1br besablt MAIDEN
molten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-09
saluBfeter Der Sbortrtose=
0o6i4nle.
173 Sraouirte erbieItet, ibre 9ipIome.

NnldBli9 Der S9luBfeter Der Short
ridge 9o6i9ule bot geitern Nbeno BIZ
Somlinfon 6alle einen dbnli9en Nn.
bid bar, ME ant Montag, als in Der.
ielben Die S9luBfeier Der DC. 8. s. g.
absebalten murbe.
5aal uno 8alfon tpare1 Bis auf ben
leBten plaB beiebt, uuo aud bic 8iibnt
bot pieber bur9 Die bielen in WeiBge=
tleibeten Mdb6en einen freunoli9en
Inblif bar.
Sie 6eier tuuroe nit elmer Suber=
ture er6fnet, welbe BON benz SOUL.
Or9efter unter 2eitung ieines 9iri=
gen, Serrn peter G9erer aus9efibrt
tuurbe.
6ierauf belt 9err Profefor Sames
DC. Coulter BON Der Cincinnati uni-
berftdt cine 8orleIung iiber bas
Shema: vDie glemente Der Graft."
Wieoer fpielte oas Srheiter elm
Wufiffttf uno Sarben Bunbam Stout
il. belt Johann Die Nbf9ieosrebe.
Na6bem bic 9iplome bertbeilt tpor=
ben paren, fpielte bas S6ul=S r4elter
abermals cine Muiifpiece, morauf Die
fur3e aber er9ebenbe Geier ibren Nbs
f9luS ~gefunoen bate.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-09

Muen Nreunbeu unb getonnten, peIde uns Bel benz
Spbe unferes inniaft s%sIiebteu @attea uub Doters.
Sobu SSeber, 10 Iiebeopn ibre Eheilnobme beptes
len uub insbeIonbere 8aftor gornbolt fir ietne
trOftre ,9en gsprte, benz e6pdbii&en nnterfthbun9ss
Se1eiu, benz 9eutI9 sAmerifanii9en INHERIT 'Sereiu,
allen gla 9barn ipeIbe uns TO biIfreib in ben i9mereH
Gtunben betitonbeu. iopie ben sabiretHen Bllinlen'
~ipembern, Iprefen mir biermit n~nieren tiefgefibltss
Fen 9aus aus.
Srfeherfcfa Neber, Wittme,
nebft &inbern.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-09
SeiDet1 8luie1
su $3+9S.

Oieielben wur6en burd Die @af9<
bluien berordn9t, BERT diehene Ouben6
oabon in Saheta, 8eab Be Sole, 2oui<
fine, 8eau De Gbsne unb China Seioe.
Sang meiBe uno gang i6uarae fnb
ebenio 3abIrei@ tuie Bic sarten Sarben;
Die Muiter iinb ale neu unb sic Gar<
nirung MODERN. 0ertb aufmdrts gu
$1,000; Nuswabl su........S3.9 SO
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9ufttun acknowledgements @obnbdnier<ganplase
in 9apts 9neor @rope ADDITION, Snmita9, 10. Stunt
1894, nm 2 ubr Na6mitta9. Sinfnnofebenais gau.
pldse nit Srpute an G6urn1an ApeiIne, 9eTter Str.
unb Snaar 8rooe Gpenue 3Dif1en 81. nnb %. StraBs
on Der &ioeribe 9art StraBenhabr. Ntiiien ~pertonft
merben nm cine gte6lafeufhaft ab3uiblteBen per'
ben pohtis on ben SDbftbtetenbstt %oerfauft obne
@HfSalt. @rbBte lie %piferirte 9elegenbeit, einen
fhbueu boheeleaenen 8anplas fir Elm Wobnbans
Al erIangen. 8tdbti9e Socalitdt tiir Elm 9etut.
9roBe Na9fraee fir Bobubduier. stabe benz berr.
Ii4en Iioerfibe Bari. strasenbabn por benz 8an.
plat. SnnerbaIb Ieibter Grrei&uug 3aHlretter
Eabrit Anla9en. Rbftract, einen tlaren Ettel auf.
meiIenb nit iebem 9auplas.
1ermine $40 paar, $6.00per Wpnat, Bis ~obbeaabIt.
8eree fen sic rem Sag ut4t, 10. Stunt 1904, Ra9s
mitta9s 2 lbr. Gem Sbanf, @etitetgerer.
~. Mebger Mgentuts
1O2 giorb 9enniplpanta Str.
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6ei66fts 6elegembeit.

. u oerfaufen -&Ieine Grocery uub SIeif1erIoben,
- CUTE SocaIitdt, baar ober 5n pertaIi9en.
The Business Exchange, 81 6ibgernIe @ebdnbei
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-09
@etterberiht

Sur "a etnnO.n, .uDsnD = upr asOrasus, 10. STUNT
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STR Snbiana: S6Dn beute 9lbenb
unb I'M Sreitas.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-09

gu pcrfaufen B6derei uno Reftauront, pouffdu.
y hiqe Giarihtuug. 9reis $500.
The Business Exchange. 81 Fitzgerald @ebanbe.
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q II perfaufen-3net Iet9te qbIiefeTunas. Woaen
40 8tai9. stabBufra9en 1912 gorb capitol A0e.
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2pcdIsW etterberiHt I.
S6Dn beute Mbenb nnb am Sreitag.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-09

SSerlanst = Wdb9en nub Srauen fir 9eunbrp=
S Arbett. giot5ufrapeu in MrmitroHss 2aunbrp,
224 meIt Wiar1luno Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-09

9Nerlanst-Gin @orter in elmer 8irtbfhaft.
~ 2602 meft Wtt9tgon StroBe.
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Thernometeritane.
Sb9fe Semperatur. ....... 70 Grab
R~ie6rigfte Tenlperatur. ........ SO
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SectipnssO Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-09

THE ]. BRADLEY CO., @ruubeiaentbumss
1 Wtotler, faufeu, pertaufen, oertaui9en unb Der.
fteieeru @'seutbum iebefsArt. 3iumer Sc, Sugaas
@ebdube. 3euer Ielepbon 1863.