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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24
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New York Sept 22 The United
states civil service commission held
900 examination In thla city today Cor
the position of stitch counter" which
De- iho most difficult place 90 600 In
thc whole CIul service. a atiica
counter .a expected to count the stitch
cs per square inch in imported lace
and embroidery with n view to Gtlut
tho Hd valorem duty The position
pay $500 year and tho wofE .s done
With mnenINinE GLASS
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24

Sheriff Lovin came 10 to Kingman
from Gold hoad yesterday morning
with one OF tho handaomo8t bars a.
bullion over taken from that prop
eriy The bullion weighed over t8s,
600. and was taken ont On loss than
two weeks ua of the mill "a "a
expected that me next bar win weigh
moro Thin $4,000
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24
ARTICLES or INCORPORATION
UI IUI
Trio Gold Mimi and Reduction
Company
Nu }Iys

o. " Reynolds. Secretary af the
Irru.nr 1I Sow Mexico do hereby
certify ..a. there was aIod fof record
in chic Office at e oeioet m on
me seventeenth day of September. A.
ID 1900. Articles oi incorporation ~
Trio Gold Nnne aul Reduction com.
puny $50 $4,000 and ALSO that / havo
compared tb0 following CON, OFF ,ho
same with tbp ORIGINAL thereof paa IN
hI' nnf dcr'aI. 10 f0 bo a correct
transcript thorDIuu and Of che vhoio
thereof
In witness wh.r0. q have haf.Ynto
set my hand and hrtod ms official
seal fh'H seventeenth #rt 1f sertom.
Hrr. A ID fHuG
9 W. RAYNULus.
Secretary of N.N MryIca.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24
A Writer Of Campaign songs.-W

a Writer Of Campaign songs.--W
b Neal, nm Insurance agent from AT
buquorquo. passed the day 10 Santa
BE-. and will leave on tho evening
train Tor The south. says tho Now
Mexican while In the Capital city
Mr. Neal composed several campaign
SONGS for tbo democrats. under tho
inspiration o. the moment. which may
be- used during the coming campaign.
Mr. Neal has always takon an active
interest iu politics and lH strong
supporter Of Mr Money FOR delegate.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24
Feminine chariiy

Maud Young smkIna o. what 6
would elI "a prize idiot"
Clara Thm fhe report must De-
true"
Maud What rrnort7'
Clara THAT ha haa boon making
love to yol dear"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24
FIRST COTTON THIS SEASON.
WAS oiNNEo At CARLSBAD THE
OTHER DAY-iT WEIGHED see
POUNDS AND rs OF GOOD DUAL.
ITY.

The drt bale % cotton 20 De- slnnol
In New NeKico thls season was torn.
od one az the g.n az Carlsbad a few
days ago % woIehed 5ls pounds and
was raised CON emo Donaldson farm
near Florence iu Eddy county
The EIu utilities water Cor poser and
has "a capacity of twelve bales a hay.
which is Eun.cieh, tl handle the crop
this season The hrai bale ls now On
exhibition 90 store AZ Carlsbad ana
viii be sold 90 the highest bidder
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24

Astiu SEQ Mura.nf con- The
street esau day what's he do.ng7'
KNOTT Looking Tor Wor and
onrmiuhunr h.msaf ou hla ia.
ability 20 nnd Ir"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24

John Charles superintendent of con.
strucilon of The Indian department.
with headquarters at Washington. ID
q, IH masking an official visit Co the
local government Indian school. lie
is carefully plating and looking oyor
iho grounds of Iho local school for the
purpose OF relocating certain buildings
and locating sites for now buildings
Particular attention will he given 90
ornamcntatIon un che lawns and
grounds Mr Charles win return to
Washington Saturday. and Mr Allen
viii accompany him east
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24

j p Halnes proprietor OF mo Mesa
ranch. was passenger for Santa Do
this morning 60 goes t0 attend the
Santa Fc county DISCREET court al q
witness .n me ease of Phillips w.
Arnold which has been long stand.
luR
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24
FAIRBANKS
LETTER

iNNlhNAN NIlHt lNNt nfNIf aaf ANNtt
The Hon Eilhu Root Chairman of No
tincaii0n Committee
Ny Dear sir--lp accordance with
tho promise made whom YOU formally
notified mr oft mE nomination for vice
president avail myself of this op.
portunlty to submit to you. and
thr0ueh ou f0 my follow citizens.
some further views with respect to the
questions a issue hoioro the people
Tho principles which are so frankly
and folCt0uH.v expressed lu the plat.
form adopted by ihe republican na.
tional convention held at Chicago.
meet with my beariOst approval
ln che main urv have bee subjected
to tho tHst of actual experience and
have hcon found woIi suited 90 our in.
duBtrla and national needs They
have brourH us up to high state
of material development and have
made Tho nations namo respected
among tho powers pf thc earth.
Tho uucwucOa 0f political parties
must bo Interpreted Boo me nght of
that practical construction which they
have nn' Y1 them when entrusted
,.... Ia, a.. $50
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mc'fy '0 administer public anairs
We have bad tW0 administrations in
che l1. frrru NnaTa which have been
governed n. tHf same policies We
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24

10 De- uiuorel in railroad clfoles that
che shops of tho Evansville ana Terra
Haute railroad. now controlled hy tho
Frisco system, wlI he moved to DAN
Vile ul. Iu short tmn.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24
TERRITORlAL FAIR
GENTRY BROS. HERE DURING
WEEK - COLLINS CARNIVAL
COMPANY.

As published in Tho CITIZEN yoster
day afterno"r the Fair association
made O. contract with Gentry Bros.
famous dog ana pony showmon. to
appear hero during che entire fair
week. and to give performances. be-.
slides participating 600 the various pa.
radoa during the wook This contract.
of course, annuIa the coming of tho
Gentry show bore on October q. and
besides tho company has to cancel
other dates Tor the southwest 50 g..
Hill. The agent who Blgncd the con.
tract for Gentry Bros with hm wife.
was "a passenger Tor Trinidad. colo.
th.R morning.. and from tbcro ho COOS
direct to Chicago
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24
NOTICE or SUIT.

.in Iho District CoHr 1I 'bD County on
bounl.In. Territory a NrH Mr.e
10 ~ saulufa. plaintiff versus Nax
o. Becker and Marion So Bo.Ear ie
lea1auts
No. Co.'s
TO fIH above named defendants
You and each ol sou arc h.reHI 600.
unol tHHt lhr above HamoI HlHIft
BIAS begun u.f against sou u Tho
above named court amos the aHay8
named cause. boz attachment u tbo
sum ol Three Hundred sixteen ANA 800.
5000 dollars doe sliI plaintiff uf fhs
payment as surety COCO "a note to First
National Hlna off Albuquerque
You Hr further notified tHaf E1uf
property h1H been attached IH1 fhHf
unless yuu enter your appearance n
said cause before October 500. 1904.
Judgment WIZ ho rendered against sou
uy default for fhD relief demanded Boz
U'AnUis complaint and your prop
Ury Sold .1 satisfy fhe mme
You 1ro further notified chat plain
uTH attorneys are WcWI.eu ana Ray.
uo.ds. whose nostoffrn address s Az
buGporIur NUw Mexico
w. ~ DAME.
Clerk uf Said Court
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24

r. j Hagoubarth. president OF me
National Live Stock association; John
W. Springer ekproslueut and A. A..
Jastro, the vice president will be-
here during the iaIL and make ad.
dresses AZ the irrigation congress. The
above Information was conveyed Ga a
letter received thls morning hy COL
W. a. Greer
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24

The fair mauugomOut today wired
Secretary Gunsul. who ia now in Don.
yer to Ego nt once Co Salt Lake CITY.
and close q contract with the famous
Capt Collins Carnival company for
tair week With the Gentry dog and
pony show. Navajo Indians uud this
Dig carnival company on tho streets
OF tho city every morning and night.
there certainly viii De- something DO
Ing The people are coming this
year and the Fair association are
doubling their efforts 90 entertain
them
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24

Friday morning at 1890 o'clock.
the ladies' auA.liary of the Territorial
Fair association win hold a most lm.
porimi meeting a. the Alyarado hotoi
parlora, and an members are request.
cd 90 boz present These ladies are ln
charge Of the big fair BAH ana much
work ID before them.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24

Not satisfied with the fact that
Grand Exalted Ruler Wm. O.BrIon. Dr.
of the Elks has decided to come to
Albuquerque fair week. the fair man
agomeut through President Nat
Greene. OF tho local Aorlo. and Past
President r a. Wnkcrsou. and q. X.
Noher. have extended very pressing
Invitation 90 the ncwly elected nation.
al president Of the Eagles. Capt John
Pollrtior. Of Kansas City. 90 be- with
us during that week Capt pollotlor
o. "a western man. and there is every
reason to believe that De- win accept
tho Invitation. District Deputy Frank
Mckee. now Loo the east, ana who went
there 90 help elect Mr.. Polotor. has
been wired To stop in Kansas city. see
The newly elected president ana pfoas
the Invitation Tor him 90 attend
The Coconino sun., 1904-11-12
Only Makes Bad No tier Worse

Perhaps you have never thought of it but the fact must be apparent to every one that constipation is caused by lack of water in the system, and the use of drastic cathartics like the old fashioned pills, only makes bad matter worse. Chamberlain s stomach and liver tablets are much more mild and gentle in their effect, and when the proper dose is taken their action is so natural that one can hardly realize it is the effect of medicine. Try 9 cent bottle of them. For sale by all druggists.
The Coconino sun., 1904-11-12
Arlrons ct the wor,d's rslr.

In the agricultural exhibits at the St. Louis exposition Arizona received gold medal for alfalfa and olive oil. The Oilwas subjected to the most severe tests; a Japanese expert tester was called to decide on points of strictest merit. In this department six silver medals and twenty-four bronze medals were awarded on various other exhibits. A gold prize was given Arizoua for in- stallation and presentation of her mineral exhibit, the installation being complete on the day of opening. A gold medal was given on copper dis plays, and six silver prizes were taken for asbestos, Photographic stone, onyx and other mineral exhibits. In the education department, silver medals were awarded for installation, and one each to the university, the two Nor mals, the Phoenix schools, the Tucson schools, the Indian school, and one to Mrs. Earnest Ford, the custodian, for efficiency. Awards will not be made in the horticultural department until after the close of the fair, owing to the daily replenishing of exhibits. Ari- zona stand high at the present time, and will doubtless take the grand prize over all for grape fruit, and will re- ceive gold awards for oranges and lemons.
The Coconino sun., 1904-11-12
Contents of the November Number of The
 American Boy

Thirty-two large pages. Eighty three illustrations Ten stories en- titled "Strategem of Ramus;" "Jim- myboy's Commissions" How Ned Earned His Thanksgiving Dinner;" "Old Toby's Thanksgiving" ''The First Grenadier of France;" "Reverie of Bad Sick Boy;" "Simpson's Rest;" My Four Years at West Point" 1.-The Hero of the Football Game:" "The Obedience of Danny Dale." Thirteen leading articles en- titled as follows: "When old Glory is Lowered;" Boys of Naples;" The Largest Vessel Ever Built" Russell Sage's Advice to Young Men" "Mes- sage of Governor vanSant, of Minne- sota to American Boys;" "South Af- rican Boer War Exhibition at St. Louis;" "'rhe Boy as an Investment;' "1he Blue Jay"-the first of a series of articles entitled "Amongthe Birds;" Boys in the Revenue Cutter Service;" "A Jap Cadet Corps Under the Ameri- can Flag" "A Unique Pet;" "St. Bernard Dogs;" Playing Indian" Under the general heading of "How to Do Things" the following: "How to Have an Ant Colony of Your Own, |" and third of Q series of articles on whittling. In addition full pages are devoted to the following departments: Boys as Money Makers; the Order of The American Boy; Amateur Journal ism; Stamps, Coins and Curios; The Boy Photographer and Puzzles. Then there are numerous small items of in terest to boys generally. Sl.O0 year. The Sprague Publishing Company, Detroit, Mich.
The Coconino sun., 1904-11-12
LETTER LIST.

List of letters remaining in the post office, uncalled for, for the week end ing November II, 1904: Archer, Jno. w. German, James G. Butter, Jno. Galentine, C.C Crimson, T. M. Leslie, s. D. (2) Caroltton, - Powell, Dr. Dedman, Lena Parker, Anna s. Deborde, Wm. Van De Velde, c.
 MEXICAN LIST. Aldaz, Mateso @ Meiia, Feodora Armigo, CharlieP. Moline, Jose Baca. Debubina Moquina, Pedro Hernandez, F. Rosales, ]. F. When inquiring for the above mail, please say advertised -
 T. ]. CoALTER, P. NJ.
The Coconino sun., 1904-11-12

Wanted. Clean cotton rags at the SUN office.
The Coconino sun., 1904-11-12

Japanese napkins and lunch sets at the SUN stationery department.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-13
2oeal=Tolttii9es.

Sas oemofratif9e Stats @omite
bat einen grief bon @m. s. Sbeeban,
8orfBenoen oes grecutip= @omites bes
oemotratifden Nattonal=@ omites per=
6fentli4t, in mel9em berielbe auf
befimmtefe ertldrt, baB bas Sc
ridt, baB 3mii9en Sbomas Sag.
CART, Dem 8orfBer bes Nationals
@omites uno ben Mitslieoern oes @re=
cutip : @Omites Elm bisbarmonii9es
gerbdltnib obmalte. unbe9riinoet iei.
sic arbeiteten i'm @esentbeil in iebr
barmoniiaer Weife aufammen.
Som Saggart uirb wabri4einli9
gnoe Der Wo4e in Snoianapolis elm.
trshsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-13
&eoenteaoer S4aoenerlat ber=
lamst.

Sames $. Sspmour, elm 3eitunss=
berfdufer auf ben 6. $. & 8. 3igen
spii9en bier unb Cincinnati, reidts
geffern cine &lage fur $50, 600 Sda.
oenerfab se9en Srpin Wigsins, 112O
Elet1er Nbe., benz @pnoucteur, 9egen
Sames 6. GfiQman 808 Sub Gin
Str, ben @epddmeiffer zines 6. $. &
.. 3uses uno gegen bic 6. s. & D.
8abnseie0i9aft ielber elm. am IL.
Nusuft wuroe ndmli4 Seymour in &c.
fdbrli9 pertpunbetem 3ufanoe in SEEM
palefine i'm 8abnbOf abseliefert. Wie
er gu ieinen 8erwunoungea tam, bar
iber beridtet er, bab er fi4 in ben @ea
pddmaasn begab. UNI Elm padet 3ei=
tunsen gu hOlen, bab er aber bon Sill
man hinausbeorbert muroe uno oab
oerielbe i'm %binausmarf. gs babe Bel
bieier 8e!sgenbeit SfiQman in's @e=
fi9t gei9lasen. @Onbueteur Wtggins
fam auf ibn su, als ,er i'm &au6=
tuag9on nit Sortiren ieiner 3eitungert
bei9dfti9t NOR urb b~erlangte feinen
YaB, ben CT ibm 3eiete, iporauf ber-
ielbe linn befabl. feline 3eitungen 3tls
fammen au baden unb auf Der nd4ifen
Station ben 3u9 au perlahen. Sep=
mOur fubr ieoo9 rubis NIT ieiner Nr.
belt fort unb bann, iaate er. babe
Wiesins i'm obne irseno wel&e 8er-
anlafuns nit einem Weher in Die
Bruft 9efohen.
Ct bemerfte suert ni9t, baB er 9e=
fdbrli9 ~bertpunoet lei unb arbeitete
ueiter, ipdter ieos9 fiel er Obnmd6tia
gu 8Oben. Seymour iast, er babe
bierauf in paleftine brei WOden nit
Dem 3Ooe ringe1o gelegen unb oa ibm
iein 9r5t iebt seiast. oaB oas Meher
bic Nubenpanb beg Seraens ourafa4,
mub sr bon irgsnb pelder Nrbeit gb-
ftanb nebmen, murbe fOl9li9 erwerbs=
unfdbig.
2poia @rane rei4te 9eftern
9eger bic S"nbianapOlis Sraction q
Serminal 60. cine 8lage FIR s15. 900
SdabeneriaB elm. sic iast, oaB fe
am l, Suli an Der gde Der SQinois
unb Marplanb Strabe ourd bas au
fribe Nnfabren zines StraBenbabn=
uaaens auf ben gooen seialeuoert
tuuroe unb baB fe fid 8erlebun9en gu.
3os, an benen fe auf 2ebensaeit 81
leiben baben tpirb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-13

g auerIau B niBf9eine.-
.. 5. Mann, 4 Cottages, Clifton,
1abe 26. Str, 50, 400.-O. M. 2ap-
ler, 9Olssebdube. 736 %. rs. Str.
$1,000. : s. 6. @mri4. 9Olasebduoe,
q. Repftons Npe., $1,750. = 8. O.
gnen, Solseebdube, B%eIefontaine ctr.
nabe 90, $l,675. = Wiaiam 9elfens
burger. 3ieselbrennerei, 1923 g. Mif-
iouri. $7,000.-Gbarles Muir, Got.
tage, Sbeffielo Npe. nabe Waihington
Str, 81, 100.-Sames gmerp, 6ols.
@ebdube, 1927 8e0efontaine, 81. 500.
Belle Skinner, 2 2ef6dige Soppel.
bduisr, Oriental, nabe 8ermont,
$4,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-13
...Oas Isres Bulletin.
&letberSt0ffe.

dAie importirten @oritebs fur Sen
q Serbit unb @inter iinb faftifd aae
i6on aitgefommen urb MAIDEN Sielel>
ben einen berrIiden @inbrud. @in>
fades Sud- bleibt in Ser etabIirten
8eliebtbeit unb miro obne 3meifel
benubt nerben gu YromenaSen unb
Sir6en Sleiber. Sn einisen Snitans
sen jebod beitebt cine @eisuns nad
ausoriidlider 3opitat, ipeSiea in Sa<
meelsbaar< @feften.
Seibentofe fino iebr beridieben
bon iolden in Der bereangenenS aiion,
Sembenblui EN- Muiter bleiben INNER
nod in 8eliebtbeit fir alsemeines
Srasen. Sir Die Seisaidafts<S oi>
Iette i9eint. Dap Nidts bie Crepe Be
Shines b~eroranst bat, bon melden
cine srobe Nnsabl ser neueiten Sarben
seSeist meroen. Smportirte Sleiber>
ieioe ift elm tpenig garter uno bieleidt
etiuas mebr brilliant ais in Der leBe
ten Sai1on.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-13
8eb0roe fur Off. @erfe.

Sic Ueb6rbe fur 6fentli6e Werte
erlebigte in ibrer eeftri9en SiBung nur
&putine . @eiddfte. @noeiltis be-
fdlOi1en uuroe:
Die 6iespfafterung uno sraoirte
Seitenpege in ct. Yaul Ctr. bon pro,
ipsct Str. biz 771.5 SUB iioIi9.
Sie 2iespflafferung Der GabrfraBe.
@ement=S eitentuege unb E~innfeine in
9unter Str, bon prOipect bis MOrris
Strabe.
Sir @ement=S eitenuese in South
Str, Giioieite, bon 8irsinia Npe. bis
Noble Ctr.
SIR 2i~espfaferung Der Gabrfrabe,
Cement eitentpese unb &innfteine in
Morris Str, bon Mc4ernan big l.
Mnsp 6flid.
primdr=MHeBmentliite beniniet: Sir
Gements Seitenmege unb &innteine in
Warman @be.. bon Waibinston bic
0ermont Str.
STR 9iespaafferung Der GabrfraBs
in Colorado Mpe., bon @aibinston bic
Mi1igan Ctr.
@eiu9e eineereidt: Sir Waher.
r6bren in @iltens Str., bon @ef BIC
Safota Str.
SIR N~usbebnune bes Mbauastanals
In Bolton Nbe., bon Sultan Ibe. bic
3u ben g. 6. 6. & 81. 6. @eleiien.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-13
aepfeli@naps tn Na9frase.

N9t Gru9tbrennereien, in Orange,
perrp., 9arriinn= unb GlOpo @ountp
belegen. finb iebt i'm SEEM Nlbanper
ginnenffeuer- Sifrict i'm getriebe, unb
fe lisssn in @e9enoen, mo- Mepfel unb
pfirfi9e maFenbaft geoeiben. pfiri9=
Branbp miro oiesmal ni4t 10 blel &c.
braut tueroen, oa bic Ha4fra9e 9ering
uno Der gorratb nod srOB 1T. Eefo
mebr Nepfel S9naps lou bersefeai
tuerben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-13
@tese- -0rab.
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partmap gbe., Mdb6en.-Senrp unb
Sba 8eetelbut, 1917 Chicago, &nabe.
unb &atie See, 1910 @beit=
nut Str, abe.-8eorge uno 9ouiie
@aReoap, 623 partwap Ipe., 3nabe.
-@barlss unb Bertha Simpion, Stabt,
Gnabe. - Greo. unb Charlotte SueB,
1926 2inben Str, Wdb6en.-MprDn
unb Map Wiliams, 1909 Noro gapi=
tol Mpe., Rnabe. -Wiaiam unb emma
@asaonsr, 8O3 Qrbor Qps., 2nabe.-
@btparo unb Nlice @rou, 625 Sibifion
Str, Wdb9en.-Gap unb @laragleat,
1905 eugene Str, Mdb9en.-@bas.
8. urb Marie 8runnhoefer, Ill Win-
neiOta, 3nabe unb Watbiloa
seebor. 1923 &enninston Str. ,2nabe.
90. unb Mnna Spetb, 2126 @beit=
nut Str, Mdb4en.-W. 8. unb @ol>
bic 3enbaa. 61O Of 2oderbie Str,
Mdbden. -Wiliam uno Bertha 6oH=
man, 312 Sineoln Str., Mdb9en.
8etraut:
Ora @lare-Jloffe Graft.
CHARLES Nnberfon-@ora gpans.
Benjamin &ubufb-Ooene Souqbten.
Ratlif @urtis-Nnna Mc@ormid.
Grantlin Weserlp-@lara WeserIp.
albert WcpbsriOn-Sarab Sbrafer.
Spencer 6augb-Wamie Netpman.
Walter Minnif-@lara Moams.
Grant Sames-Watbiloa @erbart.
Wartin Sfinner-2ioa Weir.
@lpoe Omsn-geiie giibop.
Jranfl. Reooinger-Wassie Wiliams.
6ap 2ong-glisabetb Suter.
Clifford 6arolb-Soref Smith.
Wi0iam 2ewis-8ertba Wrigbt.
Nmrofe &oB-Nlice 8lue.
&obert 2ouis 26nede-Minnie 6elen
Sbompion.
Silton @olier-Seua Mlen.
2osan Montsomsrie-@arrie Warb.
Sobn Sugan-Selia Maloin.
@efprben:
gba M. 0aps. 81, 518 Weft IA.
Str.-6enrp gritOw, 70, BLUFF &oab.
-Sames 8. 6ilpsr, Sc, O623 Mar=
tinoale Mpe.--SprOn 5erron, 80, ALI
Weff Is. Str. = g~eoreiania Gaifer,
33, 90 Bloomington Str.-Sduglin9
&uKel, l WOnat, eleanor Soipital.-
Soc @riffin, l, 1121 Sost Nps. -
&alpb W. popp, 6. 1919 Norb Nla=
bama st .-9erman @oeB, 56.-Sp.
Dennis, 48, 21O6 Oft Waibinston
Str. - 5elen 9abis, z Monate, 14O
Sc 8ranbe abe.-Sduglins Simpion,
1874 SibifiOn Str.-Sdusling M6fd,
813 Sio Merioian Str.-Marp8luf,
ct. 8incent's Sofpittal. = Gertrude
2antrep, 8 Monate, 1868 Union ctr.
- 9arrp Sartmarl, 81, 1920 Norb
Mrienal Npe. = Sames Smith. So,
1907 Mi0sr Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-13
Neuer JeoermeiBer,
bel Iu9uf Piet9,
gfe Wabalb unb 2ibertp Strabe.
Die 0~roRsei@woremea In
Sttmmg.

Die @robgeibworenen bes County
traten geifern in SiBuns; fe empfin.
gen bon &i9ter NlfOrb feline tueitersn
Special= SnftructiOnen. sic tueroen
3tpei auf Woro lautenbe Nnflagen,
uelde asgen 2aprsnee @onoper reip.
se9en Wm. 6poe 9eri4tet ino, gu una
teriuden baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-13
Neme Smeorporattonem.

Sbre SneorporatiOns : papiere sr-
tpirften:
Die strenuous Debt Co." Snbia=
napolis; capital $40, 600. Die Sirec=
loren finb: 6. 9. @brpsler, $. 9ol.
comb unb 6. 81. 2obiernin.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-13

Die pSnteroenominatural Nfoeia-
tion Of gpanselifts", Winona. 9ln Der
Spibe Der neun Sirectorsn ftebt Der
prominente @pan9elit s. @ilbur
Chapman.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-13

2pcakW etterbert&t.
S9auer unb mdrmer beute Nbenb Nitt'
mod, f9Dn unb fiibIer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-13
0ei46fts=@ eleaen4eit : ss ssr saaIsn.

pber Dertaui9en zines gei1dftes prDbiren Sic
H BUSINESS EXCHANGE
3immer 81, 6isseraIb Ssbdubs, storbOfIi9e eds
Nartet Strabe unb girele.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-13
WeGterbertht

gar "a etumSsH. snOsnS 7 usr YaOrssns, IA. espsb'
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-13

~ erlanst Wadbnen unb Srauen fur 2aunbrps
~ arbett. sta63ufropsu in Armitrouss aaumbrp,
22l Meft Narplanb Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-13

SO a 5 n 9 t 0 n, 13. Septbr.
Sir Snbiana: G6auer beute @benb unb
am Mittpo9; tparm in benz oitliden Tbeile
beute 4benb /; tiibler am Mittpo9.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-13

81 erianst-Gin eutes benti9es Ndbmdb@en. so d.
~ 3~ufragen i'm aagemeiueu 9eutf1en Prot. @at'
fenbaus.