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Arizona republican., 1904-08-08
MODERN CHlVALRY
success

There has been considerable discus sion concerning the chivalry of ancient times, particularly the Elizabethan age. and there has likewise been no little talk about the Jack of chivalry shown in the present age, but the following incident, which happened in New York, will bear out the folly of these accu- sations," said J. B. McWillilms, of New York, at the Republican House.
 "A tall straight young man and a girl, who looked as though she had just stepped out of a love story illustration of magazine, stood together under q canopy in front of the Central termi- nal after a heavy rainstorm. They were waiting for car. he wltching the crowd pick it's way ove- the wet streets. she woefuly gazing at tho. muddy crossings.
 " 'Extry poipersi Extry, mister2' shouted a knight of the newspaper bFi- gade, pushing late edition up into his face.
 |" No, sonny, I guess not said he. smiling. -
 !" But hold on minute. Do you want to earn a quarter?'
 Sure I do.' said the urchin, with a grin on his face. What dye tfnk I'm il; de business for?'
 Well, take ten of them and spread them out to the car track
 When the car came along he turned to the girl, who hadn't quite compre- hended the meaning, and with a little gesture bowed her to the pathway.
 "She blushed and smiled as she daintily picked hey way over the Dapar to the car.
 Hully gee.' said the boy.
 T think that Raleigh did not have a very great call on thlt young man. Milwaukee Sentinel.
Arizona republican., 1904-08-08
JOHN CARTER, ADVENTURE
He Had Exciting Experiences Other
 Than Dodgins Sheriffs.

Phoenix people will remember that about two weeks ago the sheriff Of Linn county, Kansas, came here armed with reuuisition papers and tore from his Arizona fireside in the bitterly cola July weather one John Carter, fu- gitive from justice who had jumped Ia heavy bond in the Sunflower state. How he had been in the brush for a number of years, or since the latter sos. and how he had fallen from his former high esthte through the malad- ministration of another estate, has been told in these columns. But what hap pened during the interim between his flight and his capture at Phoenix has not been told, for it seems not to nave been generally known.
 Carter himself was a very quiet man, not given to self exploitation. Indeed he had reason to be quiet most of the time. But he was pointed out to the writer not many weeks ago as the sole passenger who survived the terrible disister near the Golden Gate, when the steamship Rio de Janeiro. bound for San Francisco from the Orient went to the bottom. A few of the of ficers and seamen were saved. but MT. Carter was 4he only passenger who lived to tell the story.
 An interview was sought and Carter admitted that the information above given was true. He said he would be pleased, sometime, to give further and perhaps unpublished details of that awful catastrophe, but on the day m question he was too busy and had too much to attend to. He said he had been in the Philippines for some time and had made considerable money there, which was on board the vessel with him when he shipped for Amer ica. His treasure went down with the Rio and ever since he has been trying ito recover his money from the com pany owning the vessel. Recently he said he had been informed he could make some sout of a settlement by which he could get a large part of the money back. To do so it would be necessary to go to San Francisco, and on the occasion of the interview in on the occasion of the interview he said he was preparing to go.
 As will be remembered, he was ar rested d few hours after returning from San Diego and it is altogether likely that he had previously been in san Francisco. But it was only after Garter went back to Klnsas that his idertity as the same man who was on the Rio Janeiro became known.
 Greater interest than ever now at taches to his story. It is not surpris- ing that the Kanasns sheriffs lost his trail when he crossed the ocean, ,und having got the long end of a large es- tate in Kansas it is not surprising that he returned to this country laden with gold. for sne was accounted a good were many opportunities for money making in the Philippines in those days. -
Arizona republican., 1904-08-08
$5OOBESsEEE5ASa7a9
Myfo cANMOT RE oWRED.

So uniformly successful has Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription proven in all forms of Female Weakness, Prolapsus, or Falling of Womb, and Leucorrhea that, after over third of a century's experience in curing the worst cases of these distressing and debilitatiug ailments. DT. Pierce now feels fully warranted in offering to pay $500 in cash for any case of these diseases which he cannot cure.
 IT STANDS ALoNE-The -Favorite Pre- scription stands alone, as the one and only remedy for these distressingIy com- mon forms of weakness, possessed of such positively specific curative properties as to warrant its makers in proposing, and binding themselves to forfeit, as we. the undersigned proprietors of that wonderful remedy hereby do, to pay the sum of $5oo in legal money of the United States in any case of the above diseases in which after fair and reasonable trial of our treatment, we fail to cure. No other medicine for the cure of woman's peculiar ailments is backed by such a remarkable guarantee |; no other medicine for wornan's ills is pos sessed of the unparalleled curative prop critics that would warrant its manufacturers in making such an offer no other remedy has such record of cures on which to base such remarkable offer.
 Therefore, fTSiH on having Dr. Pierce's FavoTite Prescription and turn your back on any interruptions dealer who would insult your intelligence by attempting to foist upon you some inferior substitute, under the plea that "ft is just as good |" Insist on having the article which has record of a third of century of cures and which is backed by those willing to forfeit $5oo if they cannot cure you.
 In cases attended by a leucorrheal drain a solution of Dr. Pierce's Lotion Tablets should be used conjointly with the use of the "Favorite Prescription They arc sold by all druggists, or sent post paid to any address, on receipt of z5 cents in stamps Send 3I cents in stamps for pr. PieTce's Common Sense Medical Adviser Address WORLDS DISPENsARY, Buffalo, N. Y.
 Weak and sick women are invited to consult pr. Pierce, by letter, free. All correspondence is held as strictly private. Address pr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo. N Y.
 Dr. Pierce's Pellets cure biliousness.
Arizona republican., 1904-08-08
THE CANTELOUPE BUSINESS
A False Report Circulated Concerning
 the hyrene Enterprise.

A. J. Hansen, the head of the canta- loupe industry at Kyrene, was in the city yesterday and was very much ex- ercised over a publication in a local pa- per which stated that the first year of the cantaloupe business at Kyrene had proved failure, though the growers were hopeful of better luck next year.
 MT. Hansen said that it was true the growers began operations this year under some unsatisfactory conditions and were handicapped in various ways. but notwithstanding these things those who attended strictly to their business and kept hitting while the iron was hot had achieved a most signal suc- cess. To begin with the planting was late as the enterprise was not entered upon till after the sugar beet factory failed to materialiZe. Then a refriger- ating plant had to be built, a railroad spur constructed and numerous other necessary things for the conduct Of d large business. Following this came the very dry weather that increased the number of the rodent pests by driv- ing them in from the desert, and the sandstorms in unusual number that covered up many of the vines so they had to be dug out again or replanted.
 But with all these worries a fine crop was produced and every carload of the many shipped, returned a handsome profit MT. Hansen says that there are some of the growers to whom he leased lands that have not done well for the reason that they neglected their crops and some of them got to quaTreling. At the present time he says there are acres or cantaloupeS ready for ship ment, the owners of which are making no effort 10 get them to market, though assured of a profitable price if they would only take advantage of it. The yield, he says, has been flattering and there are now more cantaloupes ripe and ready for. shipment than at any previous time. He' is risking as much In the enterprise as all the others put together and instead of being dissatis- fled at the results he thinks he has made a marvellous success of it.
 There are some failures for the req sons mentioned above and there are other failures in other melon growing districts, though for the most part the growers have been flatteringly success full.
 One man who rented tract of land under one of the Mesa pumping plants made a poor showing and lost large part of his crop by drowning it out He seemed to think that it was abso- lutely necessary to force all the water into his melon field that the ground would absorb and the result was that when his vines should have been all lowed to dry, they were kept green and when his melons should have been all lowed 10 ripen and sweeten, they were filled up with water to a point that made them poor shippers and tasteless
Arizona republican., 1904-08-08

elected over Cleveland. In 1892 MT. Kirkland's cattle business again fatally engrossed his attention and Cleveland was elected. Then for the first time MT. Kirkland discovered that he cut some ice in presidential elections and he resolved to go to the states when ever one was to be pulled off.
 He thinks that the republican na- tional committee ought to set aside a sum for the payment of his expenses. That is what the money is put in the hands of the committee for-to insure the election of the republican candi- date
Arizona republican., 1904-08-08

Schilling's Best are the best two words in the grocery bus;- ness; moneyback third.
Arizona republican., 1904-08-08

when brought to the table. Until fur ther testimony is presented the burden of proof seems to be that the melon business is a large blooming gilt edged success.
Arizona republican., 1904-08-08
Health Giving Baths
LOS ANGELES.

LOS ANG FLIES.
 The best baths in Los Angeles can be had at the Mrs. L.. s. Burt Electric Bath arid Massage Sanitorium. 225h w First St. It has just been thoroughly renovated and refitted and is now under new manage ment. Only experienced, graduate oper- ators employed. Vapor, electric and tub baths, facial massage, chiropody and manicuring. Special attention to Arizona patrons. MRS. M. HERBERT. Mgr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-22
DabrpretSe mad ct. 2omts.
Weltansfelmngs Grenrfonen pia
YeuniDl0ania mnb 8anoaIia
Babnen.

Ser 8erfauf Der Sabrtarten Der @reurfips
men pia 8ennIplpanla unb ganbaIia Babnen
mad st. 2omis CUR @eltausftenune fdnat
ant Wontag Mor9en 25. MpriI, flnf Gage
Dor Der formelen @rDfnung Der "Louisiana
Purchase Nusfteaung on.
0ie @rcurfionss Staten bon SnbtanapoIis
wnrben wie folgt feftseiest:
Sabrfarten, giiLtis fir bic garse Gailon.
NIT &iidfabrt 81 irgenb elmer Belt bis aunt
Is. DECEMBER ftnb tdgIi9 gu baben su SI2. 90
fir bic Runbfabrt.
6abrfarten NIT 8iidfabrt innerbalb go
Sagen, niHt fpdter tpie Is. Desember, fper.
ben u~erfantt tGsli6 3u $1,000 fir bic Runb>
fahrt.
Sabrfarten, nit Gidfabrt innerbaIb Is
9agen tperben b~erfauft tdsli1 sm $500 fir
bic 8nnbfebrt.
COACH neutrality-suspicious. nit Riids
fabrt tnnerbalb fieben Tagen perben pprt
II. Mai Bis 80. Stunt, ;tpeimaI ipDhentIid.
am Oienfta9 unb Donnerftag, p~erfauft tpers
ben jl $500 fir bic &unbfabrt, anndpernb
einen Sent pro Meile. "Coach"s Grcurfios
nens Sabrfarten itnb nur fir aep5bnIihe
aesWaseons, iosenannte "day-coaches"
sdItis, iouobI auf reguIdren ipie auF gpes
~5ialaigen.
SIR ipeitere @in3eInbeiten tuenbe man fid
an bic Ei~dets9lgenter, 48 @eft Mafbinatprl
Str, Gde ppn Sainois ctr. unb i'm Union
Bahnbofe. g
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-22

@~orltMoten fat oa5 granoioic ttntcrnebmest.
Ste &otnnriffiOn am Sftbrtas bon gaaan,e.
Sserporrasesoe @ertreter oer tedniiG,cm
ano inoaftrteuem @elt ais gatteIicoer.
Die bon prdfibent H~oofepeGt err
rannte Ponama=&ommiiiipn bat fi6,
Der Beiiuns bes oberfen @refutipz
bearnten folgenb, bereits an bic Wrbeit
begeben, UNI am 99auplaB ibrer funfz
ttgen SbGtigfeit @oritu6ien fir Das
grdnotofe Wert Der gereinigung pon
5tDet Gfeeren gu MAIDEN. Wenn audi
nur apei Mit9lisber biefer &ommiiz
fion, Der ~peniionirte &ear=Nbmiral
Sobn 8. Walfer als @~oriiBenber unb
Der p%enitontrte General George %.
Sabts, beioe bon tbrer fri6eren SbGz
tisfeit i'm 9ienfte Der SEGptte unb bes
9eeres senugfam befannt, ibre 3eit
aus19lieBli6 benz rieftgen nnterne6mer
tptbn1sn @fOnnen, 10 biirgt bas MnIebsn
Der fiinf anberen Mitalieber bafiir, baB
dn9 tie Die re9ten Mdnner am re9ten
PlaBe Tinb unb nit @tfer i6rer pfli9t
genlgen perben. @s 1inb bies, Der
Getbenfolge ibrer Grnennung mad, Die
Sngenteure Miltom 8arcloD 8orfDns
unb Wtatam $. Burr bon Stem ODrf,
Benjamin 90. 9arrob bon Qpuiiiana,
Carl gDalb @runsfD pon &alifornien
unb Der Wuggonfabrifant Sberif
5ranf S. Seder bon Mi9igun.
Wtaiam g. 8arfons nurbe in leBz
ter 3ett IN gerbinbung nit Der i6rer
WoQenbung entgegengebenben Stem
Oorfer untergrunobobn oft genannt.
@r 1T felt 1894 GbefzSngenieur Der
gfetp Oorter nRapibzS ranfitzGommii
iton" unb als FOLDER Der oberite Setter
bes 8aues biefes unterirbif9en Ser
fe6rsDeges. garfons lift As Sabre alt
unb gilt als einer Der fdbigiten sSSnz
genieure 6es QanDes.
Wt1iam $. Burr bet felt 1893 ben
2ebrftubf fir @ibiIingenieurfunit an
Der GolumbiazuniDeriitGt in Seem Yorf
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-22

Us. y. Yarluns.
@. $. Surr. 5. $. Sefer.
inne. @r lit eu5erbem felt Sabren
to5fnltirenber Sngenteur peri6tebener
tdbtii9er departments Der r@mpire
Gttp" unb CUR 3eit Dem bortigen
8riidenfommifGr als 9erat6er alta
9irt. SIN Sabre 1899 ernannte i'm
prdiibent Mc&inlep gum Witglieb Der
vSff6mus= &ommi51iDn," 1ein neues
Irbeitsfelb tit ibm bemna9 ni9t mebr
fremb.
8eniamin Worgan 6arrob bon Stem
Srleans, Der 1856 an Der 9arparbz
untberiitGt grabuirte, lit felt 1879
Nttglieb Der MISUNDERSTANDING
Sommifiton unb erfreut t9 in ben
Siibtaaten unter 1einen 5a6genoHen
boben Nnfebens. @r leitete 1895 bic
neutrality-suspicious. in ieiner !Qei=
mutbsitabt.
Carl @palb @runsfp 1T in &aliforz
MEN seboren unb itubirte IN Yolnte9z
nif9en Sn1itut gu Stuttgart, Der
9auptitabt Wiirttemberes. @r lit felt
1900 Gbefingenieur Des Departments
fir Dffentli6e 4rbeiten in San 5ran=
cisco unb bat als FOLDER BlGne fir
mnni5ipale Ginri6tungen, Die einen
Mufpanb bon $17,O0o,O0O erforberz
ten, ~enttporfen. 9efonbers berbor=
raeerb tporen feline Oien1e BEL Der Nn=
lage neuer W~ufernerfe fir Die Stabt
am golbenen Sbor.
Der ein5iae SnbuFriene unter ben
neutrality-suspicious. lit Sberft
5ranf S. Seder bon Detroit. CT lit
elm Sobn 6es @tdates Mi9igdlt unb
8steran bes 8irgerfriegs. Na9 Dem
5rtebensf6lufe betbeiligte er f9 on
benz 8aue Der linton Yaeifie" unb
arlberer @iienbahnen i'm Weften unb
Der Ser. Stdaten, unb i'm Sabre
1879 begriinoete er cine Wageonfabrif
IN Detroit, Der er beute mod Doritebt.
ponii9=amerifarif9en 8riege lei
ftete er Der Union als Better bes Srdns=
portpeie1s pertbDoue Stenite.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-22
gteue Smcorporattonen.

Sbre Sncorporations : gapiere err
tuirften geftern fol9enoe @efeli9aften:
Die .3ion @laifis" Der Norowef=
liaen 9pnooe Der &eformirten 2ir9s
in ben Ser. Staaten. Sic Sncorpo-
ratorer finb 8epObner bon Moams
Gountp: 9. 9uf, prdibent; George
9eri6, Secretdr. Sruifees ftnb pbtl.
Rube, Sobn g. Bold uno Ber6tbolo
&uf.
Die .9oofier 5libe .@ano Co..
Wi6isnn @ttp, capital $40, 600; Di=
rectoren: Wiaiam 9. Manno, @il,
liam 8. Standings unb Solomon u.
Coles.
Die Wonte @brifto Oil Co.;
Bortlanb, capital 800, 900; Direc=
loren: Nimrob &C. Griffith, George
s. We@anoleB unb 9arpep u. Sobn
ion.
9ie y@eneraI CHANDELIER Manufac=
turing Co." 2aporte, capital $1O.=
900; 9ireetoren: Winiam q. ¨en,
Sobn Wolf. Wiaiam S. 8ogt, Souls
9eui6cr unb Mareba @ridfon.
Die .9taforo & Meper Mobeltp
Co.. petersburg, @atital $40, 600;
Directoren. Sames DC. 5taforb, Sreb
S. Mtper uno Sobn $. Meper.
Sie .5og Greet Oil Co., Muncie;
capital $35. 900; 9irectoren, 80. s.
Masas, g. $. Conan. goerett Mof.
felt, g. 8. 9otter, Nleranoer Soai=
Oap, $. S. Seller unb 8. s. Soloen.
Sic ,@Oman Oil ano @as Co.,,
Muneie, Capital 800, 900: 8irectorer
@eor9e q. Green, q. $. @ooo, u. 6.
0inglins, s.. %. McSinlep uno 6.
90. @mitb.
Die .Mutual Sruft & Depofit Co.,
Stem Nlbanp; capital $50, 600. 9ie
9irectoren finb: Nleranoer Sopling.
Sobn g. Mc9 Donald, @amuel s.
glsbp, S. 6angarp Gamcett, Sobn s.
We@uao6, @barles Sap, 2outs 6.
0ipple, Sterling 8. N~Ieranoer, s. 6.
8ne, Wiliam u. Mc9ean unb CLAUDE
8. 8altbis.
9ie vX.Gan Oil Co." Muncie;
capital $50, 600. 9irectoren: Wil=
liam u. @purseon, Sranf 6. 5il,
0enrb s. Burdam, @oparo 5. Stn=
bah, 0amilton g. Grants, SeHe g..
Song unb s. 90. Srent.
Ser v3ofomo Socinl Club, &o=
fomo. 9irectoren: @bparb Wefer, S.
j. 8ergmann, Soiepb 8anbsrbof6,
Graf 0oainssportb, Wafter Bleiiing,
WiIiam Merren uno &ola Mitman.
0ie .Merdants' See & Suel So,
Muncie; Capital $50, 900. Directo=
rem: Sobn @oebel. @eoree q. 9abis,
Dennis O'Mara. Sobn @pans uno
Sames 6. Marlep.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-22
Eaie=8aa.

ImericanM oeiatiDn.
Sie 9effrigen Spiele refultirten ME
fol9t:
Snhianapplis, 81. Npril.
Snbtanapolis 00104OO0O1- 6
2anfas @itp. 013OOO1OOO- s
100 8efu9er tpobnten benz Spiele
bel.
Soleoo, 81. Npril.
Solebo ........0 0OO3O12*- 6
Minneapolis. 40 01OOO01O- 2
Columbus, 81. Npril.
Columbus. 40 OO2OOOOO- 2
ct. paul. LAD OOOOOO43-
2~ouisbile. 81. Mpril.
2~ouisbile ....1 O0OOO1OO- 2
Milmautee. ....0 2O121OO*- 6
l-2 / 9 a.
Stem Oorf, 81. MpriI.
Stem Sort 80 OOOO01OOE |
philadelphia. IL 1-12
Bottom, 81. Mpril.
Bolton ...OO2OO1OO*- 3
8rooflpn.. ....1 010OOOOO- 2
Chicago, 81. Mprii.
@6icago .....0 OOOOOO4*-4
ct. Qpuis 20 0OOOOO1O o. l
Pittsburg, 81. Npril.
pittsburg. -. 004O010O*- 5
Cincinnati ...OOO20O02O- 4
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-22
Siel Mufresuns nm Ntdts.

Seute Woreen fura nod 2 1br lief
in Der Boliaei=S Station Die Na9ri1t
elm, baB in No. 455 Wef 18. @traBe
elm Jarbiser feline Grau abeemurtft
bate.
Sofort feBte fi6 Der ganSe Npparat
in gemegung. &aolgr=P oli3ifen. pa=
trolwagen uno Capt. 8oplan fubren
binaus.
20 Winuten ipdter puroe eemelbet,
baB Die Woro=Nfaire erfunben mar.
9ie Yoli5tfen fonnten ni9ts entoeden
unb febrten f9impfenb uieoer suriid.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-22
Stunts : Giienbabm :
GommiiiiDn
BUR mahrune Ger Jnterefen
Der 5abrifanten uno De-
ibdfts Seute 9e9en CT
ienbahn-u eber9rife.
Cine gtaats Organization gegriin=
bet, UNI hire s9aHmng
Dmr9sufeBen.

St gebeimer @iBung tamet1 9ettern
Na9mittag in Der @emerbefammer hber
100 8ertreter bon faufmdnnifben Ver=
eini9ungen i'm Staate 5uiammen, nm
nod @rtnoun9 elmer permaneaten
Organization uno grnennun9 BET
n%otbwenbigen Nusi9ife bic Igitation
fur bic S9afun9 elmer oStaats=@ifen'
babn=@ ommiffion" allen @rnfes unb
NIT bereinten &rdften gu beginner.
gertreten maren foigenoe Wereini=
qungen: @euerbefnmmer unb Com.
mercial Club, SnoianapOlis, @etreioe=
Sdnoler : 8ereigi9ung bon Snoiana-
polis; Snoiana Milers' Nhoeiatton,
&etail 3umber 9ealers' NHociatiOn,
&etail Sarbpare 9ealers' Nfociation,
Sectional Waterial SupplD COMPANY.
Winter @6eat Milers' 2eaeue, @rain
Sealer's National Wutual Sire Sna
f~urance Company, Manufacturers
NRociation, SnoianapOlis, Shippers
2eague Of Snoiana, uno 8etretoe=
9dnoler=8 ereini9uns bon ST. Wapne.
8on Der lebtern tDuroe cine, genau
mad ben 8eftimmun9en oes BON Der
ga. Gupreme=@ourt fir con titutionen
befunoenen @eieBes ausg~earbeitete Dor
lage our @9aHung elmer Stats -@iien=
babn=@ommiifton fir Snoiana unter=
breitet, fir oeren paIfirun9 bur6 Die
nd9fte 2e9islatur Die @taats=O Organic
Iation ale 6ebeL in 8eme9uns feben
tpirb.
Dor alien 9in9en fpa bieie Commit
fion Die @iienbabn=Gradtrate reguli=
rem unb jegli9e ueberbortbeilungen Der
@ei9dftsleuts unp Gabrifanten ieltens
Der @%iienba6nen ntrbiten. Das 8e=
freben Der bielisen @ef6dftsleute unb
Sabrifanten III pornebmli9 au6 auf
bic Serabfebuns Der GOblen@Sransz
portraten 9eri9tet, Die gang abnDrm
bod fino, foweit S%notanapolis in Bee
tra4t fommt. 3. 9. uerben fiir ben
TRANSPORT bon &obfen BON ben .SsSn=
biana Winen nod SnDianapolis 60
Gents bere9net, pdbrenb melt entfern=
ter belegene Stdbte nur 9eringere &a=
ten gu 5ablen BADEN. Gerner finb. ME
in Der geftrigen 8eriammlung 6fent=
lid beri6tet marb, in Der leBten 3eit
4 groBe G%abrifanlagen bur6 Die enorm
boben &oblen=S ranspnrtraten, refp.
Die unm6gli6teit, lire beffeaten Sob
len re6tSeittg su erbalten. bon bier per=
trieben tporoen. uno anbere Sabri=
fanten folen, pie es beiBt, i'm 8esrife
feben, bieiem Beiipiele gu folaen, perr
ni6t balb Wanoel sei6aHen miro.
Gum Brdfioenten Der Staats=B erei=
nigung purbe 9err 8. s. Bacon BON
Der Shippers Broteetibe 2eaeue",
gum 0ice=prdfibent u. s. 8ennolbs,
@ranforosbiQe, gum Secretdr 0err 6.
9. &ileD bon Der vSnbianapolis @e=
treioebdnbler : 8ereini9uns" ermdblt.
Gerner nurbe befdloi1en, Die Stats
bereinigung Die rSnoiana Shippers
Anociation" au t1enren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-22
&nPnbahu= Iabrplata.
GIepelano. Cincinnati, Chicago & St. 6ouis II
BIG EoURzs
ct. 2eu.ig Dtbifion.

The worlds Fair Eo1re,
s~outbpefern Elm tgI d & II 45gm 81. SOais grnreR ttas dds s 44O OUrn
ct Souls Elm tdgGd p 8. 8 25Gm Natn & & Saufe dee 10 35srn
6erre Sante & Matn Ncc.. S Oofm q . & Bottom Elm taaI pd 3 50Qrn
N . & st. 2ouis @p tdgI. 7 05Nm ct 3ouis gRoiI < assn
ct Snu's srPreb tdsI IL o5gm &niderbOder sb tdsia sd 8 1eam
@IebeIanb OibiftE4
&bgans Nutuu1t
Nn gort @Epreb tag. ..... 4 4O8m rnion 9th gceom toI Q 95gm
Itnnce q StSabae @Sp p. Z O0Vm Sort @abne & gf @spns p 10 3oBm
q . & 9 Gin tdsi@ d.. 8 0Ofm Soutbpeferm 9tb tai ds.. II sOgn
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