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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-05
AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOWN.
General and Personal News From the
West End.

Mr. William c. Williams, well-known
resident Of the city, succumbed yesterday
to Bright's disease at his home, 36l0 X
street northwest. He was confined to his
bed several months. His funeral will take
place at 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon from
the residence OF his daughter. Mrs. e. M.
p. Harriss, 1917 sd street northwest. The
services will be conducted by Rev. Stanley
Bfllheimer. pastor of the West Washington
Evangelical Church The internient will be
made In Oak Hill cemetery
Mr. Williams was seventyfour years of
age. His wife and daughter survive him.
He was q member of Hermione Lodge, No.
IL, Knights OF Pythias. of which he was
past chancellor, and OF Hermtone Company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-05
Fatal stabbing Array.

dispatch from Wiikesboro', N c., says:
AS result. 1t Is understood Of an old
feud Hilliary Key Is dead killed by Free
land Johnson In a furious combat with
knives and johnson himself lies at the
point Of death suffering from wounds that
may result fatally
some stray sheep. While there he engaged
In an alteration with George Key and FIR
ed at him twice. but failed to hit him.
Hillary Key. Georges brother. then took
with a knife Hillary also drew a knife,
but johnson was too quick for him. stab
bing him fatally though In doing so he
himself received wounds that may result
in death.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-05
FATAL ACCIDENT.
Death of Roderick Milstead, Tax Col
lector for Charles County, Md.

Mr.. Roderick Milstead, tax collector for
Charles county, Md. was killed Monday
night last in what is believed TO have been
a runaway accident on the road from La
Plata. the county seat, to his home. How
the accident occurred is not known. Neigh
bors of Mr.. Milstead found him lying under
his overturned road cart, with his neck
broken and body badly cut and bruised
The road cart showed signs Of rough
usage. and the horse was missing. 1t Is
supposed that Mr.. Milstead was on his
way home from the county seat when his
horse became frightened and ran away,
and he was thrown out and killed.
The deceased was a popular official, and
his death is sincerely regretted. He leaves
wife and several children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-05
HEcHTS GREATER STORES 513-515-57 SEVENTH STREET
most improved method of chemical action

most improved method of chemical action
and discharge.
: The committee has made several tests OF
extinguishers submitted to them. and yes
terday afternoon Mr.. mcfarland person
ally inspected the three types of extin-
guishers reported favorably upon by the
committee 1t is expected that within a few
days the committee Will submit report on
the tests and the Commissioners propose to
utilize the unexpended balance from the
appropriation of 1850 for erecting fire es-
capes. etc, en- the Jefferson Schooi pulio-
ing. for the purchase of fire extinguishers
which will be placed in the various school
buildings throughout the District. The
amount that will be available for this pur-
pose is estimated at about $500, and this
sum will be sufficient to equip large num-
Der of the local school buildings.
The Commissioners consider that the Ell
ficient FIRE drill la the public schools and
the low school buildings reduce to mini
mum the danger of pupils from fire.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-05
Violation Of Contract Charged.

Joseph Goldenberg has entered suit in the
District Supreme Court against Harry IL.
Meyerstein alleging violation of covenant
in a contract of sale, not to embark In
similar business enterprise within ten
blocks Of the location of a business sold to
him by Meyerstein. The petitioner asks for
an Injunction restraining the defendant
from continuing the business.
Attorneys Wolf & Rosenberg represent
the complainant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-05
UNDER DISCUSSION.
Plan to Provide Fire Extinguishers for
Public Schools

Commissioner mcfarland has been con-
Quoting an examination. into the relative
merits of IRE extinguishers. with the idea
of installing them In the public schools OF
the District For the carrying on of this
work ceinmittee was appointed, consist
ing of Fire Chief Belt ard Chief Machlnist
Robinson or the fire department and Prof.
Hird the District chemist. The object OF
the tests OF extinguishers has been to de-
termine their relative strength and capac-
tty and utility. and also to determine the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-05
Sheds Damaged by Fire.

The sheds in rear OF houses 206 and 2i0
I'd street southwest were damaged by fire
this morning about 11:S0 O'Clock The fire
started from some unknown cause ana
about $50 damage resulted A buggy and
wagon were slightly damaged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-05
V Y Y asesa'
Hechts' Greater Stores.
Friday Specals i'm the Dry
Goods Department.

Friday Specials i'm the Dry
Goods Department.
Elegant Black sicilians. full 81 inches
wide: were made In England: all are In
perfect condition, except that the wrap
pers only have been slightly go
mussed; rich and lustTous fin SVC
ish; instead Of 81 yard.
Navy Blue and Black. Bril-
iiantine; very fine and fus- An~
trous; regular selling price. ZVCe
-t,oc- .-.s-s a. ....... =. -.
Sprfng-weight Ladies' Cloth;
brown, blue. gray. and black; AN>
not.a large lot; sold usually Hyke
at 5sc. yd. 49,. ,...s..
: Wool Nuns Yelling in gray and
cream; very Desirable Il Ill.,
duced to-. ..::...::........., A/9'
New Dress Yoiles: tan. blue. gray.
brown, castor and natural; d.
sold usually at Doc. yd.: for ZSCo
Friday. ......-...-.............
Hand-woven Corded Wash Silks mot
cotton mixed. also rich and
handsome Black Jap Silk; d.
value, positively BIC. yard: ZONo
Friday price.
AIl-silk Foulards in blue.
brown and tan grounds, in sNM~
pretty dotted effects; for. Fri Zy&e
day..
Lot OF Black Mereerized MzA~
satines: full-yard wide; reg-WNSCe
ular price, 15c. yard.sss.:s-..
Infants, White Wool
Flannel; soft. smooth and Il NH/
fine, for Friday, reduced Il ZTONs
o..........................
Mill lengths in dress lawns:
light grounds with figures Ozhr
and stripes; may not last ANSGe
the day out. .-.... "a. 49,. ~
Unbleached Double Bed On~
Sheets; size 72x90; sold every a0VCo
where at
Bleached Huck ,roweling: D7&~
warranted fast edge; goodaO nv.
width; sold at Sc. yard. w
Yard-wide silver 'bleached On~
table damask; sold regularly aOyGo
at oSc yard. ..-......-.........
All-linen bleached table dam en-
ask; assorted styles regular SVCe
price, 19c. yard. .........s:.....tt
Mill lengths of fine white
P. K; fine and heavy Il ~H/
ssse. sold regularly 4 | 212c.
b Black and white oa,'ssahdies; OMo
fun 20 inches wideisrseHs at I've.
4'c yaro' r.....'.-,ifiIi3;; '..:s.;....-
hams for Fridayi2reduesd 4A&C.
TO-. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. W
x s'sae rec t nssT ssa assa 6Zbc.
Fridays price. .....s.rrrr...... w
Superfne mhfteit and7zL
sheer she organdies thai sell at ASC.
lie. yard. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
fresh rshs fr %n'fs the enf fa pesss: 6c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-05
Friday Specials i'm CUR
tains and Upholstery
Goods.

SOD Si' sssu'a Hf's s' 'Ss Rods: 2zBc.
White Striped Curtain FIX
Swiss-several styles; worth SNSSC,
lUc. yard. ~
c1 asayy worth sas Tapestry sss.: Table 25c.
Pretty Mantel or Piano Lam n -
brequins; made of pretty art Il nc.
drapery; worth 35c..
ss ss''s to i %ssss: s ss'is 4hc.
Best quality Capitol Window NR-
Shades: trimmed with heavy 49,
fringe: worth 40c. .........-..
great wsits var ARPl'a Of s aiss 2Z8c.
worth Zoe. So.
whit e Hemstitched $500
Shams and Bureau Scarfs; All
worth Csc; two to Gus u VXlSs
toner ............-....' y
White Ruf1ed Swiss Cur <Mo
tains. tucked or Battenberg OVGo
edge: worth 81 100 pair.
White Ruf1ed Swiss Cur Om~
tains of neat striped Swiss; aOVNe
worth 90c. pair. .........-........
Heavy White Bedspreads; Emr
pretty patterns; worth 90c. SVGe
Two to a customer.
Best Quality Capitol Z7%~
Window Shades: various WzSNs
colors, with fixtures ..... ~
Bamboo Portieres in new NO.
and pretty colors: worth $780,. VOL
36-inch Cream Curtain Scr1in: neat
designs; sells at sc. yard; A III
5 not more than 10 yards to q i NC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-05
Friday Specials in
Furnishings.

Friday Specials i'm
Furnishings.
Mems Fast Black Half
Hose: full regular made; all 7H<~
sizes; water damaged; 15c. II %Ns
value ~
Mems Fine Suspenders; all A g.
kinds: slightly damaged; soc. Il o.
ValueS ..-...........s.....-..-..
Mems Finest All-silk Gar
ters; absolutely perfect; the II Sc
SOC. kind to go at..-...........--
Mems .'FaultIess'' Night NM~
Shirts: made large and full; w.
all sizes; never sold Under Soc.
Mems "Faultless'' Night A6
Shirts that sell regularly at AtOG,
Toe. and 81; going at..-.........
Mems Excellent Quality Neg On~
lge Shirts, Anchor make; OSNs
sold always at 75c..
Mems Finest Quality Half d.
Hose: Soc. 75c. and 500 kinds II uG.
now priced at.......-..-....-.-...
Mems Gloria Umbrellas;
Paragon frames; fancy han En-
dies; 2S-inch; regular $50 Oy@s
value --..-.---...-..-..----
women's Isle Thread Vests
that sell at 39c. and SOC; in o.
the sale at
Women's Excellent Quality 7W/
Tan Hosiery; sells regular If LNGo
ly at 20c: NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. /S
Chiidren's Seryi C alb lie off,
School Hose; sen every VI2Cs
where at 25c. pair, now for. ~
Childrens Mercerized MH/
Ribbed Hos Hosiery $: IN. isll 1Z12c.
Children's Red Ribbed OH
Lace Hosiery; values ioc. aVNNC
always; now going for. /S
women's Silk Mercerized
Vests; pink, blue. lavender, o.
black and white: regular soc. 49,
value
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-05
Friday Specials i'm High
Grade Footwear.

FRIDAY specials lEa 4lagh=
Grade Footwear.
Infants Fine Wei Kid But
ton and Lace Shoes; flexible ZSC
soles; worth Soc.
Women's Genuine Patent Leather and
Wei Kid oxford Ties; heels of
all heights; light or heavy a
soles; stylish shapes; worth up SVyC.
TO |i-fo... ......-...--...........
Women's Dress Shoes in lace and
Eau and 90; az f hssis SAM csc.
Misses File Kid Dress and
School Shoes; extension soleS; no
reinforced backs; Leaf styles; QVSSE
Sl.O values.
Women's Geruine Patent Leather
and Vici Kid Dress Shoes and Oxford
Ties; lace and button;
soft, bright or matt tops; d. n m
wide and narrow; $3.50 ~ IL "
value
Mems vici Kid and Satin Calf Lace
and Butcher Style Shoes;
straight and swing lasts; d 4 - n
stylish toes; sell at 81 to eO ~
$2.D.
Women's Button and Lace Shoes and
oxford Ties; all heights heels; all
shapes: patent leather or kid M
vamps; nearly all sizes; worth VSG.
$500. Observation-Disclosures.
Women's Genuine Patent Leather
Dress Shoes and Oxford Ties; plain
vamp and tips; Cuban and
military. heels arched in d. n
steps: l.ewest spring styles; % Il sAS
worth 2.SO. Observation-Disclosures.
Children's Tan Lace Shoes; pretty
dark shades; soft kid; sizes On
> to 8; correctly shaped toes; NVC.
worth H15 - - -
Boys and Youths Satin
Calf Dress and School Shoes; 40
very serviceebly made; S1.O V(SC
Misses and Chiidren's Pat
ent Leather and Vici Kid Ok On
ford Ties: extension soles; SVC
worth up to $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-05
513-515-5l7 Seventh st,

Friday Specials in
Boys Clothing.
Boys Good Quality Waists. 7Nc.
Boys Blue Flannel Knee -.
Pants 1O/2S.
Boys Blouse Waists re-
Boys SOC. Knee Pants. ......... &c.
Boys Brownie" Overalls. $3.50. nc.
Boys Waists. pieate1 back ~.
Boys Fauntleroy Waists. $1,000. Isc.
Boys Blue Serge and Flannel
Boys 75c. Cheviot Knee Pants. 3oc.
Boys 2-piece Norfolk and de 90
Doubfe-breasted Suits, all ~ .SV
wool; IS value. ............
sss: sssss s ss': son: .ss $3.50
~ S'1s a;sss ss sa''. $3.50
ana q ys & = sa 5s.' ss sas S1.08
years: sell up to So.
Boys Blue Sailor Blouse
Suits; sizes 8 and years; IN
trimmed with soutache braid; 4VCe
SI.4S Value.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-05

waists ana underwear.
Several hundred pairs of Women's
Drawers of finest nainsook, with very
wide 1ounces of embroidery:
some open. some closed; not
a pair in the lot worth less nm
than Soc; some 15c.: big ZVG.
Friday attractio at.
Newest Prettiest and Most Stylish
White Wais.s, of finest lawns and India
inons: waists beautifully trimmed with
lace, embroidery. insertion. herring
bone stitching. hemstitching, finest
tucks, &c; beautiful styles and effects,
all. are perfect fitting: there are all
sizes from 80 to a. Not 7n
waist but is worth S1.49. FRI w.
uay price,
Women's Corsets and Cir -
dies, in all the wanted shapes a0VC.
and in all sizes.
Women's Good Quality Underskirts
of washable seersucker. lin On
en-, ETC.; skirts worth up tooVVO.
toc....... 4-....-...----.s........
Womens best quality Cling Il n
ham Aprons, with deep pock- Ii We
cts; priced fer tomorrow at....
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-05

Another one-day special for
Friday-3oo pairs of Mems Strict
.ly Atwood Worsted Trousers all
high qualities regularly sold at
81, $3.50 and S..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-05
Grounds to Be Cultivated.

This being the initial investment in this
section. the officers of the association are
DESTROYS of putting their present plans In
TO operation IN order to ascertain what
their future needs will be. 1t is the inten-
tien to put a portion of the ground under
Intensive cultivation and preserve the re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-05

Coming near the end of the big
purchase of White and Fancy
Vests-better come tomorrow.
None worth less than $2-most of
them worth up to 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-05
Friday Specials i'm
Furniture.

Oak Tabourette, 10 inches high; nice
" made and with shaped legs; ~
worth Soc; special for FRI ZWC
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-23
@eibnahtsfeter tm Soeialem
Surnberetn.

Ser Sociale Snrnberein tpiro nm
Wontaa, ben 26. December, iein Weibs
nadtsfet i'm Ssutfden 0auie abbal-
ten. Sas folsenbe prosramm III BOZ
fur aufgefteQt woroen:
1. 9ieb: ,9bselein i'm S%annenwaIb" 80.
.... . ....... 80. .ToltSpeile.
Sreifinnige Sonntassiaule.
2. S9miebesS cene .......... 49,.
kindergarten unb rlnterflaffe Der
Spnntassi1ule.
8 9ebenbes Bib: .&Otbtdpp@en".
4. Eurnerii9e Sprflbrunsen............
36sIinse Der Surnidule.
8. 9ieb: v8arb Elm 8liimlein". SoItsIieb.
Sreifinnise Sonntassi2uIe.
g.. 2ebenbes Bib: vgi1enbrDbeI".
Z. 9ieb: y8arfaroIe" -. ...-... 8iden.
Sertett Der SonntassiduIe.
s. ,Das Sabr unb ieine &inber". $500.
@aesorii6e OariteIung nit
Defamation.
9. @eibna4tslieb. .Ibt.
Gbor Der SonntasSi6ule.
10. 8ei9eeruns Der &tnber.
IL. SpieIe unb Tans.
Die Gsier miro i'm sroben Saale bes
Seuti4en 9aufes ab9ebalten uno
nimmt um IS llbr ibren Nnfans. 9as
-
publitum 1T gum geiude freunoliHt
eingelaoen; @intrittsfarten fino bon
cen Sinoern Der beioen Saulen, iOuie
i'm Seuti9en 0aufe au baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-23
Yoli3eisert9t.

Waribau glate, Der tt als &unf-
i4iBe proousirte, inbem er bic elettri-
iden 2i9ter anidoB uno oanr nod
ben farbisen pOrter Der Wirtbi9aft, in
tpelder er frhbsr angefe0t pdr, nod
ems auf ben peli 3u bremen periudte,
wirb fid ipdter gu berantwOrten baben.
fein JaQ tpuroe beridoben.
Nid Wulerp uno Senrp 9artman,
itnter Mntlagen Der Sruufenbeit unb
Der 3~bierqudlerei perbaftet, puroen
nit 81 nebft Soften tpeger bes Suiels
uno IS uno Soften tpe9en Der pferoes
9eididte beffraft. Wulsrp CAB an,
baB fe fd auf benz Wese our 6od3eit
ieiiier Sdwefter befanoen, bab He ie-
bod erf elm wenia fpaaieren fubren.
sic parer bereits mebrere Stunoen
nit benz pferoe umbersefabren unb
ME perlautet. mar bas pferO, als fe
berbaftet tparen, fat 9dn3li9 abge.
trieben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-23
@etterbertmt.

SIR "a etnmOsu. snbeub ? ubr mOrssns. "a. Sssbr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-23
@iese-Altar -0rab.
CD b n:

O ebDren:
&euben uno Mnna SUIT, Miq nabe
IT,, 3nabe. -Jreo. uno Minnie poeb-
Ter, 1915 g. gaf, 3nabe: = 2etpls
unb gba @la3ier, 929 81. Senate,
Wdo6sn .-SObn uno emma Sbafer.
Staot, Wdo1en. = 3. u. uno 6rau
Stsbsnion, 1904 NswtOn, 3nabs. -
Sobn unb Sennie Stein, 032 Of
Miami, &nabe.
O etrant:
Sacob Wonnel-Sufie Sbomas.
6enrD 3nonles-Mabel Green.
6alstt IS. 3. SprsI - Bertha Drill
bolanb.
9epis Subbarb-6annie 5arrar.
Widael 9. @beesum = gfsIa 2pons.
Sapib u. Martin - Wargnrst 0alep.
8rapett 8iie-Marp Mitden.
.. Is. @1rtttle Eutbie Ut. StaubDs.
@regnrp s. Gopp-Noa Oatlep.
Sep Gabn-gertba @Obn.
CLAUDE M. Wrap-Moailp s. 2ubtins.
Oscar 2ambert-gfela 6ofmann.
6ranf 6. 9arrifpn = @ora 8rommer.
Sranf g. 2amrence - Charlotte g..
Sablor.
Siaac Warfs-War9aret &obb.
O eforben:
Nuguftus 9eSou6et. 20, 8laaerne.
- Clara edaf, 80, 80 Weft IL. =
2erop Scott, |, 301 Douglass. =
@lifabetb Maper, 81, 2459 grisbt=
uOoo.-&oie Sattinssr, Is, 1872 g.
SlinOis. - @arab Burner, 40, 1922
5Opt'-Warp Watts, Ga, 1886 GAM
bes. = Sattis Smith, 81, 2017 Go
lumbia. Wilbits, 70, 1910
81. MiHouri.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-23
@ettere s9aseneriatflagen.

gIisabetb Dart reihte aeaen Sames
M. Mann, bic Serrs 9aute grepine
Co., Maurics Sonnsap cine Sdaoen-
eriabfla9e elm. Sn b~erielben giebt fe
an, oab ibr Wann, STEPHEN s. Dart,
1928 NOro alabama Str, fi4 tn Sames
Mann's Wirtbfdaft big CUR Sinnlof9=
felt bettunfen unb fein @efadft, bas
zines MrGitetten, berna9ldffgte. Srob=
Dem He Dem Wirtbe Die Na9ri9t iiber-
mittelte, ibrem Wanne feline peiteren
@etrdnte 3utommen ~ lahen, giebt He
on, babe er bennOd bort setrunfen, oaB
sr ON MOntas b0nis unfdbis mar,
isinen @efddften ua6suaeben.
&obert 8. Seller rei9te seaen bic
SnbianapOlis Sraction & Serminal
go. cine 2lase auf $4,000 Sdaoen-
eriab Elm. Or eiebt an, bab am 10.
OttOber, Nbenbs, aIs er einen Ot
Wafbington StraBenbabnmaeen au
entfteiaen beabfttiate, er ourt pl6B-
li4es Nnfabren befelben auf's pHafter
getporfen lino berleBt tuuroe.
CHARLES S6warb oertla9te $bomas
5. Barrett, SOB Shb on Ctr auf
3abIung bon $40, 1000. neil ansebIid
2ebterer i'm am 81. Oftober iiberfubr
uno 10 idwer berleBte, oab ct bauerno
leibeno iein miro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-23
.eibaaats=S oes 9eutl9em
Metaer=S eretnS.

Der beutf9e Mebger-
gerein miro iein @eibna9tss 6sit
nit einem Ban in Der @ermania Sane
am MOntaa, ben 26. DECEMBER, feiern
uno per ie bel oisier @elessnbeit bel
ben Web9ern gu @afte mar. mirb id
nur aasu gerne wieoer %einfinoen, osnn
uniere oeutf4en WebSer baben Die ur-
oeuti9e @emiitblidtsit bel ibren Ser.
gntiguu9en mod ni9t berlernt. Sas
arrangements @Omite trift bic umfi9-
tighten 8orbereitu19en 81 Der biesidb.
risen 5eier.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-23

In etGnnter y Il 9 er unfe=
rer Staot, Siram g. Solbs ftarb por-
lebte Ra6t infOl9e bon @pctitie i'm
Ilter bon SO Sabren. @inmobner bon
bietser Staot mar er felt 18 Sabren;
er fammte aus perrD @ountp, o.
CT binterldBt cine @ittpe uno 3 per=
heiratbete 2inber. Die Granddaughter
finbet nd4iten Sonntas Nadmittas
um 2 ubr in Der 8ladfOro Ctr. Stride
ftatt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-23

2ocaIs8 etterberi9t
9ei9ter &esen, fi6 in Sasel pSer S4nee
b~ertpanbeInb, beate Ra4t; Samitas, S9nees
seft5ber /; be6eutenb tdlter.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-23

9bermometeritanb.
55dfte Temperatur ...... so @ran
Hiebrigfte Sentperatur. $500. % .
SO. e. 8Ibtbe,
SectipnssO Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-23
8ertevman 8roS' SO.
24O WaH. MpeMtte

etnpfebiem Shrem perebrtem
&amoem fur @etbna6tS.0e
iMemte ipeste4 TT Yfamsem.
MIpemnetIMem, (GpcIomem)
ipeIGe Iobenoe Mnertemnung
auf Der @eItamSneuan9 cts
btelten, 8e9omtaS, Came
lta, Yrtmroiem, Yotmiettes
etc. Gebr id)Sme Tarn &r6tt.
ter, YaImem mmo etne berrs
Tide MmSmabl bon &@mttt.
tImntem ttOer Art.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-23
S9taer Sose
SeranitaItet Elm i9Ones @eibna@tsfef.

Die S9iQer 9Ose go. 2 Der pptbias
&itter bat ftr ptiroige gegebung Dee
Weibnadtsfefes bsfens Gorge getra'
gen uno Die 8ermania Sale gum
S9auplaB besielben auserieben. Sas
Gef finoet Sienfag Ibeno, q. Deg.
fait. unb per einer persniigten Nbeno
Derleben mill, iolte rli9t fsblen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-23
@trtbi@aftS Mebernabme.

Weinen Sreunoen uno 8efannten
our Ha4ri6t. naB i'd Die WirtbI9aft
on Der Siboft gds bon Noble unb
Wartst Str. (meinem friberen plabe
9eaeniiber) iibernommen babe. Is
wiro. wie fiets. mein 8eftreben feir,
meinen 2unoen nit ben befen @etr1ns
fen. @igarren uno einem feiner 2unG
%aufsumarten. Seoermann 1T freunb=
lidft eingelaoen, mid 3u beiu9en.
Sotn @eber.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-23

= Wtht III ner8eHeit. oaB
metne @etbma6tsbdmme am
@eitenoe oeS GomrtbaaS
YlabeS at iinoem fino.
CD. Gtdbpff.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-23

90 Der 2abrer Gtnfenoe
8ote iotpte Der NegenSburger
Warten &aIenoer fur 1905
ftno ottr& amiere Office az
be3tehen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-23

@etbna6tS= GarnepaI oer
GaroWooo Ttntibers mnton
go. 6, tn Der 0etmtanta
6aHe. Seoen Wbeno oteie
Wo6e. $500 90 tn Yretien.
Gtmtrttt Csc; 9autett fret.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-23

@afbinsto n, %. Se3br.
SIR Snbiana /: Drobeno beute Na9t nnb
am Samftas; tpabrl8einIi8 S4auer obsr
S6neeseit5ber i'm iibIi6en Tbeile heite
Ra9t; bel fdlter.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-12-30
Killed in EXPLOSION.

Hartford City. Ind. Dec. 30 Johl
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-12-30
CITY CHAT.
Cali for Improved Zazaro.

Call for Improved Zazaro-
Go to Lage-Waters' for shoes.
Lage-Waters for fine footwear.
Battles shoes won't disappoint.
Shoes that wear. Lage-Waters.
Tri-City lowell Supply company.
For bus. baggage. express. call Robb's
For bus or express. Spencer & Trefz.
Canned peas IS cents at Weckers.
Fine eating apples at Kuschmann's
Canned corn IS cents at Weckers
Fresh eggs at RachmaA's zoe a doz
en-
For real estate and insurance, E. ].
Burns.
Good place TO get rubbers is at Lage
Waters.
Good place to ge, rubbers is at Lage.
Waters.
Order your New Years dinner OF
Hess Bros.
Canned tomatoes IS cents per dozen
IT WeckeFs.
All kinds of pork cuts at II. Ire
mann's Sons.
Choicest nuts. fruits and candies at
Kuschmann's.
Bargains in warm lined shoes at
Lage-Waters'.
Bargains in warm lined shoes at
Iage-Waters'.
For fine New Years wines go to
Simon Lewis.
Canned wax beans IS cents per doz-
en- at WeckeTs.
Sweet navel oranges Is cents a doz-
en- at Rachman's
Battles shoe store. Its a little far
Their. but II pays"
Dressed turkeys. ducks and chickens
at H Tremann's Sons.
Canned goods must move. Call and
get prices at WeckeTs.
Battles shoe store. Fourth avenue
and Seventeenth street.
Passig Bros. have some nice oysters.
direct from Baltimore.
Ladies' guaranteed patent colt shoes
for 81 so at Lage-waters'
Order your lard now for summers
use. at n. Tremann's Sons.
All the popular periodicals az Stein
er's Fifth avenue pharmacy.
A complete line OF foreign and do
nestle cheese at PassiS Bros.
Rubbers. rubbers. rubbers. at
SchmaIe's. 1905 Second avenue.
Christmas shopping is over. now for
good solid footwear try Battles.
You can hear the bargains talk for
Tomorrow shoppers al McCabe's.
The Afternoon club will give dance
Mt ArmOry hall. Monday afternoon.
LANCE q Heitmann. grocers. wish
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-12-30
THE HOTELS.

At the Harms tEuropean)-Wiliiam
g. Holmes. New York: s. E. Green
baum. Chicago: J. l. Sites and wife.
Ill: Martin Sewandt. Osk-
nIoosa. G A Taylor. Chicago; Harry
r. Blood. Burlington. Iowa; George T.
Wilson. Chicago: II. A. Bullock, Chi
cago: l.. T. Raines. Bloomington: G..
w. williams. Muscatine; r. c. Jones.
st. Paul; F.. A. Radigan, Chicago; l..