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The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-02-04
KANSAS CURRENTS

Bets on Hoch are still being offered al
Medicine Lodge Wichita, however. has
I the gold bricks.
Pratt is to have the third drug store.
! This shouldn't be taken TO mean that
Pratt is trying to compete with Topeka.
At the last social event at Lansing.
those present We're: SOS white men. 300
/ colored men. IS white women IA colored
women, 10 Indians. and Mexicans.
! Meade county will choose its delegates
to the state. congressional and senate
/ rial conventions a week from Saturday.
! F. s. Jackson and George E. Tucker, Of
/ Eureka. have announced themselves as
candidates for state senator from the
/ Lyon-Greenwood district.
/ The Globe. of Atchison, is authority for
! the statement that it is a late practice to
/ call the first sneeze a cold. the second
grip, and the third pneumonia.
/ Samuel Zook died at Abilene, Monday.
/ He came to Dickinson county with the
River Brethren immigration Of 1880.
On one side of the first page Of the
( Newton Observation-Disclosures is an ac-
count Of the Y. NJ. c. \. convention. and
on the opposite side the head reads;
Many had their skates on"
! Tt has been remarked that the cattle
men can surely expect great things from
+ Grasse this fall He's a Ia Grasse man
( running for state office, that Of treas
urcr.
SaIna has an Extra Cent a Day
Band. Its membership is composed of
women. which causes wonder for who
ever saw woman that would acknowl-
edge that she had even one cent more
than her necessities required
\ horse choked 70 death recently at
Medicine Lodge from eating dry oats.
This should he warning 20 all, 20 Wet
well before taking breakfast foods
Jesus in Kiova' Is a headline IN the
Kiowa News Review. II is not n the
( personal column. however.
winaeld's Y. NJ G \. has formed
basket ball association Challenges are
now in order
a Kansas University club has been OF
gauized On Covlev county Il - 2 SOFT -
a branch alumni AFFAIR
And now the question IS. "wH the
grounding make good in kansas
If that Arkansas CITY payer doesn't dis
crimfnste more closeiy is Ltttle Trsveiers
VIII become rro-a obsfTer-@ruus than
Mother Gossip hcrself-
Empoysa has several cases ~ scarlet
fever The Gazette says Be on the
safe side when the children Eet cross.
and call ia a doctor.
The Euporia Gszstfe + pTotect.ns The
ground hog trurn -nse5ieVer- r wiil he
re7uemherei that she Gazette protected
The -nachins-s too
Charlie I-isch IS xessfnz inoUisiflve- He
wants 20 know vhat EooseFsit th-aks
stoszt IRE Kassas Situation
TIE oafoa c-aek csc was 80 IN csgrt
a- lola Tues6ay a-s seroT3irz - th-
REGISTER the css- hss sE 6ad srezca
as the creek vv1la seen - have,
Dr. SIMEON Be,t of Roeedsl~ haz gives
-he University ~ k.EszE s-.fs ir o.
der thaf z may bali hospital - "a
land whlch he ssye i 20 arEi gin
3 - ss1r-sristrz after tie rguzfssr q
sAa Ears that 1ave b@@1 hears. tse'
are fslFowf-g are .h~ oaly fow-nz 81 -
state where co vel hsve bes5 iora1essi
or rrgTaie Thaver Chsns-e. H1rroos1i-
InIer--zaetcs Boitoa. casey PERI. Peg
e-s f~t-aalzuesa Springs. Ba@aie. Sszw.
ss,sIf--f Nsosasha Nsofeanz Pals.
Paolz. lie Eey. cssAxvzIe. AlS--a ssn4
Torozts
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-02-04
THF EMPEROR As A vANDAL

In 1872. H b Tristram. an Enslishman discovered :
unique ruin the borders Of Noan little east Of n
Hadi road from Damascus TO Mecca 1t was gorgeous
but unfinished palace standing alone the plain and
known 10 the arabs as MShta winter quartcrsl. 81
has since been shown 10 be the work Of Chosroes H. who
ourished the first quarter Of the seventh century ana
it designed by his famous architect Terhad Il =
the only remaining example known q the Byzantine
eassanan style Of architecture It's most remarkable
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-02-04
OKLAHOMA OUTLINES

Mr.. Verify is the editor of one of Ok
iahoma City's journals.
\ poorman's social was given at Perry
Monday night AS with all society events
the most enjoyable part of the affair was
the write-ups in the newspapers.
Grant county is now standing before
the open book-that is, the registra tior
book.
Mandolin music is the first thing on the
program for the territoail board of agri-
culture meeting This is making good
stride toward harmony.
The Enid Eagle gives Sheriff Kershav
a column write-up, reviewing his past
good deeds This ought to save Kershaw
the price Of a cord of announcement.
The egg situation is proving disas-
trous to even the canine family at Alva.
Little Don" who has been eating the
neighbors' assets, was found dead last
week.
1t is said that before County Attorney
Luther Martin, Of Woods county. gets
the nomination again, the people will de-
mand to know when and how his names
got transposed.
= The AIva Pioneer has taken the affirm
ative side OF the question: Resolved
That Alva should have a sewer from the
public square to the river.
D. Lafe Huber has declared that 81
per cent Of the Republicans OF Okla
homa are for Hanna for president. Jen-
kins must have furnished Dir. Huber
his figures.
February % is the date set for a good
roads meeting of Kay county people at
Peckham. The poI-taX problem VIII also
receive attention
IL Reno has gotten three rev whole
-ale firms through its commercial club
And now the question arises; What kind
Of salt is the El Reno organization
using?
Chas. Lucas. of Durham. Day county.
met an unusual death last Saturday.
Growing dr0wsy at a dance. his friends
put him in the bottom of the wagon.
where he vas found dead on the crowd
reaching home.
Grand VIII probably he connected with
the town three miles southeast of Il by
telephone. The Progress viii probably
then be able % learn the1o2-ns name
The Keith and Jensen additions have
been taken into Fl Reno. II is getting
To the point where an ounce of urcven-
cure FOR Il Reno.
Claude Hensley. Of F. Reno. has -ae-
cepted position AZ linotype operator in
a Chicago 5oh Office and takes uD his
new location this week
The sheri0s held meeting at King
fshe-. Tuesday. and the towns char
acter that day IS said 20 have rivaied
Royz- Baking powder. il was -asso-
lutely pure
The RaIsgon Free Press man Is lor The
switch and against the prosecution q
tire teacher He declares hss experience
iz testimonial enough for h.m ss T. the
worth q the former curative
George outceit. ore of Delegate No
C-i-e.z atso-neys in the contest case
has returned fro-u WashInEron- and de-
cIaraz ttat he dos uo1 believe osia-
horns VII gst statehood q any kind tlls
session
j. CuIbars1-. Texas III i'Iio1 sire. 81
preparing 70 pat ~ a te4as business
blocS az Shawnee
Mr.. Elsie X snaH Is dead as 3IHs-
coree. and e = reported that So casr-
r1lt-eI s1ilIdc- she was Sau-H:er Is.
-C'enr-cssu-zn 1SirsrEsat-icz- q E're6c-aa.
Kan
There wzs 3 woIs chase AZ ESiSl. Friszy
Returns are not al u yet
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-02-04
NIGHT AND DAY.

The innocent, sweet Day is dead
Dark Night has slain her in her bed.
o, Moors are as fierce to xiii as 10 weiI
Put out the light, said he
A sweeter light than ever rayed
From star Of heaven or eye of mail
Has vanished in the unknown sha.te
She's dead, she's dead, said he.
Now. in a wild, sad after-mood
The tawny Night sits still to brUo1-
Upon the dawn-time when he wooed.
Il would she lived, said he.
Star-memories OF happier times
Of loving deeds and lovers rhymes,
Throng forth in siIvery pantomimes.
Come back o Day. said he
BY Sidney
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-02-04

The Emporia Gazette late Stubbsism claims
that the thing that turned the people to Hoch the
Indictment of Burton" While Hoch With and stood
for by the Burton combine in the last state
ventOn really it is doubtful if Button himself, woUlC
have set up the claim that he was Icing vndi clt9d
ty the Hoch upheavaL
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-02-04

The active being taken by the railway attorneys
this with the Busters has suspicious look
that has been explained The biggest railway at
orneys in the state have been in constant conference
with the executive committee of the Boss Busters, and
two of them appear in Kansas City paper in inter
views openly endorsing the revolution.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-02-04

feature is the scuptured south facade with
fifty figures Of and animals and innumerable fruits
and flowers decately in the hard limestone 1t
stood untouched for 1900 years been given
by the sultan to Emperor William. who sent men to
off the facade take it Berlin. Archaeoogsts
regard great act vandalism that which
brought the Elgin marbles to England
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-02-04
1aily - Z 81
M. M. MURDOCH. Editor

Under the amended constitution
state railway commissioners are
RAILWAY
- be elective hereafter instead Of
appointive. This came about in re
sponse the demand Of shippers who believed that the
appontive power often Influenced in the choice
OF commissioners by the railway interests whose
attorneys never fail CT being plausible So the coming
state convention will nominate these state railway
mssioners and the railway attorneys will have bring
their arguments claims influences to bear On
900 delegates instead Of aDpontive per
That they viii attempt influence the choice
of these nominees is hardly probable possible
The result ought be the naming three reliable and
experienced men or three business men, men who
to do with paying freight rather than politicians
And it looks present if southwest Kansas stands
good show get at least of these commissioners
The Eagle ha already mentioned three who viii be
urged, viz: Robinson of Butler, Haughey of and
urged by many the heavy shippers of southwest
We mean Mr. George of Hutchinson. Mr. George,
being wholesale grocer is not only well posted
in the freight rate schedules of southwest Kansas
compared those Of other sections of this state and OF
other states reliable and thorough going and
successful business In fact he is beng urged and
supported by many and by firms in his own line OF
business only in his city, and in this city, but
in a number the larger towns of southwest
The freight schedules complained in this
ton the covering grain and -four lumber and
coal livestock and its products and the load lot dis
tlibuting rates of jobbers in other lines.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-02-04

The bosses of the Boss Buster consistory who have
been preaching from the houseOps that their evangelical
demonstration meant nothing for Burton, now declare
that 11uvane is a Burton-machine man, never
They would, however, declare different if they
could any way Of turning Dave who has got cincl
the outfit down.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-02-04

The Populists have issued a state manifesto which
opens with the declaration that you have witnessed
the overthrow of the dominant faction of the Repub'
ican party of Kansas closing with the tLat
the time for the Pop party butt H. Aside from
the Busters there is that
anybody other than Governor Bailey and Of his
friends have been slaughtered.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-02-04

A newspaper publisher solicts phctc graph of the
editor Of the Eagle be printed the picture of
prominent The editor of the Eagle is yet tc
learn that he is prominent Kansan." lie
is however sometimes recognized the father of Vic
tor Murdock picture the paper referred to might
better secure.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-02-04

His friends assert that the reason of Stubbs' fight
the Republican leadership of the state will be found in
the that the bosses last winter sat down his
ambition to the legislature He got mad, filled
his pockets with money and squared himself ana
pitched in.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-02-04

The Topeka tepee ocum tenens. including the Cap
and Herald having brought in all that they started
fetch it is he hoped they may graciousy conde
scend TO grant their victims chance While hiding out
to breathe quietly and unOhtrusively
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-02-04

If the Democrats to make nomination Of con-
gessman for the First district the best way of the
present dilemma is for both Anthony and Curtis
regular Republican nominees leaving it for the
jority TO decide ct the polls in November
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-02-04

The antimachne league is organizing in nearly every
county the state counseled and encouraged by the
leaders Of the old ByrtonMuvane interest. There is
satisfaction and that is the old machine less
tricky and underh|nded than the new machine.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-02-04

Dan Anthony Jr. declares that if the state conven
ton admits the Leavenwarth deeyati2l it viii cas- its
vote for Governor Bailey Well tey will never lave
atiOns
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-02-04

Stubs the political phenomenon, is said to be
both rich and resourceful The chances are that he will
be wishing that he something additional before he
turns over his seIfimposed task as completed.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-02-04

The Kansas City Journal and Topeka Capital ara
Topeka Herald still telling their readers they
dovned Bailey. The day viii come when the demand
Of Their readers viii be ~whyg"
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-02-04

William Allen White has not only discovered the
handwriting the wall but has Interpreted it.
'RiIL its safe crawl down the Hoch side Of
the fence"
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-02-04

Since microbes are in sll library books their habits
shou,d be known Possibly this IS case where real
knowIa5Ee lies outside the books.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-02-04

Ny. Stubs The boss Of the new machine IS kept
pretty busy daily interviews explaining what Mr Hochs
administration Is going TO stand for
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-02-04

infcton fine
in
Brooks of
m of tn Who'll in
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-02-04

That court in New York which protects minor children
from robbery should have is jurisdiction extended TO in
cIude the Ole folks.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-02-04
KANSAS HISTORY REVEALS THAT


d. A
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-02-04

Topeka Common
had
Of Republican
ate econven
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-02-04

The Kansas City star deases that the Boss Busters a
going 10 change tho name Of BalleyviIle.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-02-04

Ex-Governor Taft announces that the census Of the
Philippines viii be completed next October
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-02-04
l1l THE PlKERS' LAMENT
M
A ROGrES OPINION

cOnscenceIiOrne
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-02-04

Valley Institute
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-02-04

The7e wss uoIf Chase az hi<l ETizz.
Returns are not al u yet
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-02-04

Does your bread taste any better sine,
wheat struck a dollar a bushel?
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-02-04

Mr. Elsie X Snau is dad st Me-
coCee and e i reported that So ca1-
--.t-el saicE6c- she was 6au-H:er ~
ex-Cenrrcssussn 1SirsCpat-icz- q Ezcse-.a.
Kan
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-02-04

j. CrIbarso-. Texas III iFiu1sire. is
preparing 70 pat ~ a te4as business
blocE az Shawnee
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-02-04

Bets on Hoch are still being offered at
Medicine Lodge. Wichita, however, has
the gold bricks
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-02-04

Under the amended constitution
state railway commissioners are
to be elective hereafter instead OF
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Grfelsret@es tno Invertebrates
Concert tn Der Benjamin
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Walnut Str, beranfaltete @oncert
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Der 8efu9er faum 5u fahen bermo6te.
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in portreHli6er @eiie CUR SurG=
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Serr unb Srau 9u9b Mc@ibenp,
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Selen Soeper, SRI. 6ppatia Salbott,
SOiepb 0atbart, $. .. @bite, &ap=
monb Gifer. 6erner erfreuten nod Die
banfbaren 3ubDrer bas aus ben 6erren
gictor Sole, Sulius S%urtbarot,
CHARLES Noams un5 @mil 5teinbilber
beitebenbe ribmli6f befannte Quar=
tett bur9 ben 8ortra9 Der 2ieber !:
vNnnie 2aurie", y2tttle Sommp tpe,1t
to fibina" vMp olb 8ir9inia Stole
bub" unb y9irie 2anb". 3wei 2ieoer
fanben eigentli6 nur auf benz Pro=
eramm, bic atberen beiben aber tparer
9reingaben, benin bas Bublifum iiber=
bdufte Die tpaderen 9dneer nit feinem
8eifal.
@benIo beifdni9 uurben aud Die
SplobDrtrdge oes 0errn 8ic.pr Sole
ySn beinen blauett Nusen" unb ,Wa=
belle Mabele, 9ud raus" unb bic beg
5errn @teinbilber ySbe Miebtp Seep"
unb ,@ppfie Sobn" auf9enpmmen.
Ser Cine gepann fid bic CUNT Der
3ub6rer bur9 ieinen melobii9en so.
bran unb Der Nnoere bur9 ieines Baf=
fes @runb9emalt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-27
atlantic 9th NuSfm9-
Webical NiiOtiation - Spe3ieae Be=
Diennng iiber 9enniDlDania 2inten.

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Gaten uno SreunDe, III Der idbrliHen 8ers
1ammIung Der Mmerican Nteb1ca[ Nfiociation
tn Mt[anfic Sitn tperben in Snbiana BON allen
9enninIpania Siaien eeteqt. Nbfnbrt pom
Indianapolis am Sonntag, 5. SUM- 800 ubr
Ra6mittags; 9~lntilnft in Mtlantic Gitp am
f~oleenben Nbeno. SHIafteIen in bur6lou=
fenben S4fafpaggons tperben Der &eibe foIs
aeno enteegen9enomnter unb ionten 8erionen
Sic iclhe piinl6en, fth prompt NIT Or. &.
6. Seatb, Gefretdr, AIT steptpn @Iappp0l
@ebdube, SnbianapoIts, in 8~erbinbuns feben.
Grcurfipns Etdets nod Mt[antic gitp tpers
ben ebenfaas fir ale regulGreft 3iige Der
8enninIbdnia 2inien, bonn 81. Stat Bis incl.
8. Stunt berfauft, unb 3uar si eirem Dollar
mebr als Die Sabrt ffar efgnen @ee foftet !;
bieies brin9t bic &nnofabrt pen Snbianappz
lis auf $19.75 NIT uerbdItniBmdBigen 8ebuts
tionen bon anberen Gtationen. Der 6dbrs
preis fir &inber iiber 5 Sabren unb unter IL
Sabren 1T bic 9dlfte.
gpf Muni6 tuerben 6abrfarten fir bic
eleihe 8ebufttDn alsge1te4t, lauten6 bio
WaIbington, nit NufentbaIts Yripilegien in
Der 8unDes /. 9auptitabt; ebenio Baltimore
ilnb philadelphia, MufentbaItSs 8etpinigmne
in Bbi[abelphia an 6abrfarten iber bic
birefte 2inie mad GtIantic gitp.
Sir ipeitere Snformation nenbe man ii9
an bic 9idet N9enten Der gennfpIpania
Qinien ober i9reiEe an so. SO. &i9arbipn,
9~liftftent General gafingier Mgent,
-SnbiannppIi5, S1b.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-27
S~asabmnoen= Snmor.

Man bate tie aeraoe bur6fu6t, bic
brei tpesen 0a9abunoirens berbafteten
iungen 2eute, bic ee9en 2 nbr beute
fritz in's poli3eiquartier eebradt uur=
ben. Soc bon Stein, Sobn @ils uno
9oratio Sraut na1nten fie ii9, aus
unierer 0orf1abt @ineinn ati.
Sergeant 2one nabm bns Snbentar
Der gerinsen 9abfeli9feiten uuf, als er
b. Stein's portemonnaie ebenfaus auf
ben Snbalt untsriu9te. gr mar eini=
eermaBen iiberrai9t, als er als @rgeb=
niB 1886 antiinoi9en tonnte. y@uden
sic no9mal", faste BON Stein.
Ser Sergeant tbat's. v$4. 56".
frete er. y9timmt nt9t", iagte oon
Stein. Ser Sergeant adblte @elb
no9mals. .$4.56" n~ieberbOlte ct,
unsebulot9 merbenb. - v@ttmmt
ni6t", faete BON Stein. Sbmobl
Sergeant 2Ou ielten prOfan tpirb, lag
ibm jebt bod elm 9onnertuetter auf Ger
3unse; er beberi6te fi9 aber unO er=
fldrte: ,8ier ein3elne Dollar, elm bali
Der Dollar, elm 5=gents=@ tif uno Elm
l Gent : Stif, ma9t 81. So. =
,5timmt ni9t", mar bon STEMS Nnt=
mort.
Nereerli6 mari Der Sergeant bic
Mtn3en auf ben Sifd unb b6rte Cobb
tlans ba5uif9en. $9.55 faste ct ere
ffaunt. wStimmt", faete BON Stein
NIT ffilem 9umOr. vSa, tuarum ta=
gen sic Oas ni6t 9lei9, Meni99"
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Obriefeit feih", ernieberte bon Stein
nit elmer 0erbeueung bic BON friberer
suten grsiebuns ipra9. NGes la9te-
ielbf Sergeant 2ow.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-27
&leine S~taotna6rt@tsn.

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fi9 als 0ertreter Der @taats= 8eIunb=
belts eb5rbe nod Greetomn in Sad
ION @ountp begeben, woielbft our 3eit
cine 8lattern=g pioemie berri9en ion.
Sobn M regDr, 10 Il
der auf benz republitanif6en Sidet fir
@ountp : @Dmmihdr tpteber nominirt
tpurbe, bot benz @ountn=@lert 9abts
beri6tet. baB feline geiammten @am-
paenesNuslasen ii9 auf $500 beliefen.
8 United State gibilbienf=@ Conn
MILTON tpiro am %. unb %. SUM-
Mfpiranten fir 2ebrerfe[len in ben
pbilippinen priifen. MnmeIbungen finb
beim Secretdr ber Prlfunesbeb6roe
ein5urei6en.
Siram Bromn, prdfbent Der
Barf=g eb6rbe. empfabl in Der beutigen
8erfammlung cine G%ermebrung Der
Sbierfammluns i'm 8iberfibe gart,
Defenders ben Nntauf bon etnem Paar
5eel0pen uno tropii6en 06seln.
u I'm Is. SUM- mirb Bier
bic idbrli9e Contention Der Guperin=
tenbenten beg @iienbabn Sele9rapb=
Sienftes rs8ereini9ten Staten unb
@anabas er6fnet tperben; bieielbe pirb
brei Sage bauern. 8orfBenber beg
biefigen Arrangements unb unterbal=
tunes=@omites lit Mm. s. Maiberl
BON Der Der Central Union Selegrapb
Company.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-27

5Olgenbe neue 8efeaf6aften eruirf-
ten ibre Observation-Disclosures:
Die v@ltbart @itp electric Co.,
@ltbart; Capital IS, 900; Eirectoren
CHARLES 3. Conn. Wiliam s. Gro
merit unb perrp 8. Burner.
9ie Superior pDultrp Co." bon
Snoianapolis; capital So, 900; 8irec=
loren; 5rant DO. Wbite unb Oscar 8.
8lad bon indianapolis unb pbilit
q. 6Opler BON @bicasO.
9ie p9isblanb Building Co. bon
indianapolis; capital SIS, 900; 9i=
rectOren: SObn $. 2arrifon, gosa,
8. Spint unb Dapib u. Coulter.
9ie oSritt electrical Manufacturing
COMPANY, South Benb; Capital
$4,000. 9irectoren: 9. 6. Sritt,
u. $. Colbert uno Charles $. Rreigb-
baum.
Die y6arrn 6. 8rDtpn Co., Wun=
Gle; capital $25. 600. Sirectpren:
garry s. 8rotpn, 2ufe Mamboura
unb N,ttur 8. Mc4inlep.
Sie Rational Erug Sales NHor
citation, @bansbiqe; Capital $40, 900.
SirectOren: 6. 8. 9intle, 9usb Wapes,
SObn $. ROfenberser, 6. $. Sobep
unb g.. g. Sore.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-27
6rnnbeisentbun1s 1tebertraammsen.

Sobn Mopre an Sobn s. @oorp.
Got z, Soiepb 9. Me&ernon's Subj.
Me&ernan & pierce's Snbo. BON
4uBenIOt 1913, @tabt S%nbianapOlis.
81, 800.
@bparb,@. 9annarl u. u. an 0enrp
s. Mc@uIoueb, 2ot 8 uno Sheil BON
2ot z, Sobn &oiet's Subj. DDn auBen=
lot 1O7 unb 1O8, @tabt SnoianapOlis.
81, 800.
Casper SeB an 2atberin @unb,
She'll 2Dts %, % unb "a. Greberit
OeiIer 8uarb. Mbb. $1,000.
&atberine @unB u. u. an CASPER
6eB, Sbeil 2ots %, % unb "a, Greb.
Neifer @uarb. Mbo. $1,000.
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6. Rufb, Got 81, Merritt glacs Abb.
$1,000.
&oIe 6. Sprait &C. an pbilomine
Gruie, 2ot IS, square 10, 6. u.
Glet9er Sr's Norbot=NoDition, $1400.
Bertha Sste &c. an emma 2iap,
Got 50, Of WaibingtOn Gquare,
$1,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-27
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Gardiner.

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Chicago nit benz Garbieen Gilmore
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Central Npe., uno Sbomas Mlforo,
No. 1923 Norb Selaware Str, aus=
gefisrt su baben. Worgan bate i'm
berratben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-27

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