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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-03-04
JAPANESE ARTIST TO
EXHIBIT PAINTINGS
Hachiro Nakagawa, Whose Art Is
Not All Oriental, Will Be
in City.

collection of fifty water colors the
work of a Japanese artist, Hachiro Naka-
gawa, will be on exhibition next week at the
John Heron Art Institute. The pictures
are all japanese in subject, but they have
been painted under the influence of Euro
pean art and, while retaining the same
quality of color perception that marks all
japanese art, they show an Improvement in
perspective, and in other ways differ from
the old school of japanese art
Mr.. NakagaWa has studied under Japanese
artists who were themselves students un-
der French and Italian masters The artist
Is now in the city. He left Japan last fail
and mas exhibited his paintings in a num-
Der of cities
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Theatrical Notes.

George AIDES new musical comedy, THE
Shotgun" will be produced in Chicago by
Henry w. Savage during Easter week, and
If the piece proves the success anticipated
it will be in for a long run at the Stude-
baker Theater-the scene of many other
Savage successes. Manager Savage has
engaged Christopher Bruno, a vaudeville
comedian, for the central comedy role in the
new piece, and in doing so has again dem
against the theory that it is not we'll to
lntrust important parts to actors who are
ambitious, and. like John w. Ransome
and Jess Dandy, who have made good
on the vaudeville stage. he was dis
also brought Frank Moulan to the front
so prominently in THE Sultan of Sulu."
IT is seldom indeed that Sayages Judgment
fails him.
The sale of seats for Sir Henry Irvings
two performances at Englishs next week
opened yesterday with a good demand and
indications point to large audiences Mon
day night and at the special Tuesday mat
inee. Louis XII" which is generally re-
garded as Irving's masterpiece, will be
presented Monday evening and THE Mer-
chant of Venice" at the matinee. There
is great desire on the part of local theater-
goerS 10 see the great English actor as
Louis XI. The picture of the French mon
arch which he deiineates is especially not
able for its mastery composition of grim
humor, hypocrisy and vindictiveness. He
will be accompanied by the efficient body
of players that so ably supported him dur
ing his recent engagement at the Drury
Lane Theater in London.
r
Maxine Elliott, as an individual star at
the head of her own company, will appear
at English's Monday and Tuesday even
ings, March ii and 10, in the new Clyde
Fitch comedy, Her Own Way" which by
all accounts is the best play Fitch has
ever written. 1t enjoys the reputation of
having been played by Miss Elliott in four
different New York Theaters in succession
"a record never before equaled by any
other attraction. The story deals with a
modern Independent American girl Geor-
giana Carley, who insists upon having her
own way in her own love affair. There is
background of smart society life and
many clever lines characteristic of Mr.
Fitch.
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Lecturer Discusses Cuba.

DR.. r. s Martin, en- route from Cuba to
Chicago, lectured yesterday at Butler Uni
versity. giving a graphic account OF the
people, products and possibilities" of the
island. He Will soon complete his last
twelve volumes entitled Under the Palms -
DR.. Martin was a teacher i'm Indiana schools
previous 10 going 10 Cuba. He spoke for
the Y. ~. c. y. of Indianapolis yesterday
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HOME DRESSMAKING HINTS.
BY MAY MANTON.

All things that suggest the military are
dear to the girls heart and certain to find
favor in her sight. This smart little coat
includes a novel cape, that is laid i'm plaits
over the shoulders, and the severe standing
collar that is characteristic of the style.
AS shown it is made of military blue
cheYiot. with bands of black braid and gold
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IL 2Ny 70 ryer>l 4
ls:zzzudlesi II " ;

John Candee Dean and Mrs. Walter Gill
man Page, Of Boston, Mass.
MYERS-SHOWERS.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, March 3.-A sur
prise was given society circles to-day by
the marriage of Miss Maude Showers and
DR.. ID. b. Myers, at the mead of the medical
department OF Indiana University. The cere-
money was performed by DR.. Tincher, pas
tor of College-avenue Methodist Church.
The bride is a daughter of James ID. Show
ers, a leading citizen.
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In the Theaters of Indianapolis
TO-Day's Schedule.

Observation-Disclosures vaudeville 2:15 and
8:i5 p. m.
PARK.-"The Heart Of Maryland" and
) p m.
EMPIRE.-Burlesque. and p. N.
UNIQUE.-Variety, and p. IN.
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weber and Field. to stick Together.

Weber and Fields to Stick Together.
William r. SILL representing the Weber
& Fields company. which comes to the
Park on March 10, is in the city and denies
that Weber & Fields will dissolve part
nership at the close of the present sea-
son. II have been associated with the two
comedians for a number of years. Mr..
Sill said. land if such a step were con-
templated think would know something
of it, L was with them during their two
weeks engagement in San Francisco, went
driving with them and talked with them
on many topics, but | never heard a hint
that their partnership affairs were not
going tremendously.
1T would be a most difficult thing for
Weber 81 Fields to dissolve their bust
ness affairs. They hold much property,
both real estate and rights to theatrical
productions and the like, that l doubt if
a lawyer could strike an equal division of
il. They own theater in New York and
have a lease upon another. For twenty
seven years they have been close together
both socially and in business way. Their
families are as intimate as the two men
are. They travel together in the summer
and one hardly turns around without con-
sulting the other.
I'm their theatrical enterprises Mr.. Web
er looks after affairs in front and Mr..
Fields directs those behind the curtain.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-03-04

sleeves. but various clcaking materials are
appropriate and the cape can be omitted
I'm favor of shoulder straps, and the coat
desirable
The coat is made with fronts and backs
and is fitted by means OF shoulder, under
arm and center back seams, the under-arm
seams being left open for a short dis
lance at the lower edge 10 provide flare.
The cape is circular and is rendered spe-
cially graceful by the plaits which are
stitched for a part of their length only. The
full sleeves are made In one piece each,
gathered and held by the cuffs, but the
plain ones are made In regulation coat
style
The quantity OF material required for the
medium size is yards q inches wide, Is
yards Is inches wide or "a yards % inches
vide when cape is used; yards 81 21s yards
"A or ia yards % inches wide when cape is
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Mother at the Telephone.

I'VE just have TO laugh at our mother,
once in a WHILE" talkative. middle-aged
lady remarked, land she has 10 laugh at
herself, TOO. Mother is wonderfully up-tO-
date in most matters-reads the new books,
likes new fashions in bonnets and frocks,
enjoys going out. and all that-but she is
droadfuly nervous about the telephone, so
nervous, in fact, that she will not use it at
all, and some of the rest of us have to re-
ceive and answer all messages for her.
The other day. when We were all out of
the house, the telephone bell rang and
rang. Mother tells the story on herself
OF course. She felt very much distressed
by the imperative tone OF the telephone,
which kept on ringing. 1t must be mat
ter OF Importance, she thought, or such
continuous summons would not be given.
Something must be done, she felt, 10 quiet
and appease that dreadful bell. So mother
timidly approached the telephone, took
down the receiver, applied it to her ear, and
said quickly, In an agitated, not TO say ter
- There's nobody at home Then, with
out awaiting any response, mother fled"
Menu for a Day.
Suggestions furnished by Table Talk to
housekeepers of moderate means:
Breakfast
Fruit
Quaker Oats Sugar and Cream
Fried Smells Dreamed Potatoes
Diamonds Coffee
Lunch
Welsh Rarebit Baby PIN Olas
Fruit Pop Overs Cocoa
Dinner
Green Pea Soup
Vegetable Outlets Brown Sauce
Asparagus Tips (Canned)
Red Cabbage Salad Waters
Cheese Coffee Fritters Vanilla Sauce
Coffee.
Snips and the St. Johns herald., 1904-08-06

Globe. They had only gone about ten miles when the boy died. The funeral was held Sunday at 4p. m. pr. Rudd was the att tending physician.
 EVERGREEN.
Snips and the St. Johns herald., 1904-08-06
Thatcher Topics.
July 20, 1904.

July 20, 1904.
 Thatcher celebrated the 24th on the 18th. An excellent pro- gram was rendered and those taking part acquitted themselves with credit. Nothing occurred to mar the pleasure of the fore noon. Your correspondent was giving his undivided attention to an irrigating stream and did not participate in the afternoon sports.
 The ball given in Thatcher's new meeting house last night was a success Tn every particular. Refreshments were served on the stage. The proceeds willb be ap- piled on an organ for the meeting house.
 Doyle Pace, son of Mrs. Eliza beth Pace, of this city, was con- siderably bruised, though not seriously hurt, yesterday from horse falling with him. A hole in a bridge was the cause of the fall.
 Evans Coleman reports cattle on the range at the foot of the Gra- ham mountains in good condi- tion, considering the drouth. Has not been sufficient rain in that section to start the grass.
 Mrs. A. Platt and daughters, of St. Johns, were visiting friends in this city yesterday. Miss Hattie PIatt's health is consider ably improved.
 Weather hot and sultry. Heavy rain here yesterday. Plenty of water in canals and prospects good for stockmen and farmers.
 The friends of Mrs. w. w. Pace will be pleased to know
Snips and the St. Johns herald., 1904-08-06
~ -.
INCREASED ASSESSMENTS.

At the July meeting Equalization, it, with the information then believed that the following the following described each small namely:
 Description of Property. for which
Snips and the St. Johns herald., 1904-08-06
Name.

AdAAC1J
 Name.
 Aldridge & Dodge A c M I, St. Johns. Burk, H K. .......... BaCa, Lorenzo. .. Butler, J N .......4 Becker, c ....... Bennett, J w. Osborne Brothers ., Blaine, Bruce. ..... Bryant, C c. .... Earth, Isaac ......... Berry, w w .. .. Brown, l. J.... ....... BaCa, Marcos .. Brown, Benjamin ~ Brown, Benjamin .. .. Bilyeu, J N. Baca, Eutimio Barrett, Mrs. Raud K. Candelaria, ROsaliO ... Campbell, J T. ... Chavez, Jose Angel .. Chaves, Jose Angel. Day, Francis Davis, c w Davis, C w ......... Davis, Alma .. .,..... Duran. DioniciO Daminguez, Pedro .... Dodge, Henry
 Dewitt, A A Eagar, w w .... Fleming, J J ..... Greer, Mrs. Ellen c
 Greer, Lacey . =. Garcia, Ira nsitO .
 Garcia, ErinO. .... Gibbons, w s . Greer, Stancell ... Gibbons, w H ......  Gibbons, w H Garcia, Jose .. ,
 Gal1egos, Vicente Gibbons. w O. Gutierrez. Clemente ... Gonzales, Jerry w =. GOnzales, Jerry ..... Gonzales, Jerrv. ... Gibbons, Richard " Hanna, Adam ............ 1 Hanna. Adam ............, Heap, John H".......~.. Heap, John H.. ........... HeaD, John H"-........... Holgate. Wm ......" ..., HO1UatP Wm...............
Snips and the St. Johns herald., 1904-08-06

Description of Property. Amt H sse 59l Stock of goods ........... 5 ?, | 1000 sheep..... ............. 3,2 Stock of goods. ...............
 400 sheep ....... ...s....... 8 Improvements on real estate. Stock of goods s.....,........ S,4 Stock cattle ........ .......... 4 Stock of goods. ...... 0 |16o acres grazing land ...... ? 50 stock cattle. ........ 0 Stock of goods. ....... 20 Lot and improvements. ..< Q Saw mlll." ............. 1 Lot and improvements. .... 2 Sheep, stock horses. ...... Az Imp on land Bigelow entry ....
 Lot and improvements. ...... l Improvements on real eState... Stock cattle. ....... ........ 2,1 Sheep .... ........ ...... 70 Stock cattle ............. 1,5 Land and improvements, Cedro Land, Santiago Chaves entry. l Lot and Improvements at Edgar
 Improvements on lot ......... 1 Household goods ............. ! 10 acres of farm land ........
 2 jacks and household goods
 Household goods .............l
 Stock cattle ..... ........... IA
 Saddle horse, lot and imp
 Improvement pOosessory rights 1
 Saddle ....................
 Stock horses. .......... ... 1,O
 Farming land .................
 IHOuSehOld goods ............
 Household goods . ........
 Work and saddle horses .....
 Dairy COWS and thresher. ....
 1'n0eP -. o'.. =; - A'4 Imp on lot l & 2 in Edgar ..,.
 Sheep ........... ............... ........... s. .Household goods ...s.. .
 Lot blk 23 and improvements
 Household goods ..... .......
 Mules .... .......... ......... Sheep '....,.. ......,,. ... 4,' Household goods ...........
 Stock cattle ...... ........... B.;
 Stock cattle ........... ............ |Possessory rights improvemts Stock cattle, stock hOrSeS..". .. A Alfalfa land d.................... ......
 IT 1,,4 C.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-27
0ra6erf6madunsstas.

Stir bic 5eier observation-disclosures
tags fno folsenbe &ebner 9etDonnen
perben: @r=@eneral=N nmalt %. u.
3et9am. @rom1 Sil; Sofepb 6. 9as.
fell, oct. Sadion 6ir9bof; &i6ter
6ranf 6. Cabin, @reenlatun Parf;
Sobn %. 8ern, 81. 3reu5 &ir6bOf.
Sic Geiern auf benz DIT. Sadion
Griebbof uno i'm @reenlapn parf per-
ben am 8ormtttag, bic auf @romn 9in
uno auf benz fatbOlifden 3ir9bOf AM
Nadmittag abgebalten tuerben.
Cine parabe bur9 bic Staot finbet
nidt fatt. Die militdrii9en unb btir=
gerli9en Srganiiationen. mel6e on Der
Geter auf @rown 9iG tb~eilnebmen tuers
ben, baben fi6 an benz 6fli6en @in=
gauge bes 6riebbofs UNI 1.30 Na6mtt=
tags einaufinben, morauf Der Marf9
mad Dem plabe, mo bic 8eod6tniBfeier
ab9ebalten werOen miro, angetreten
tptro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-27
Nus @ta0t= tuo G0nntg=Wer=
mnltung.
Das @~ifensmertbefte bonn sefrtsen Gage in
g~ebrGneter 6orm.
Sng. Seu pig Nor4ldge
finhen 8iIIiaunQ.

Sne. Seup pig 0orf9ldge
finben 8t1Iieung.
Sn elmer eefern, mie seplant abge=
haltenen pripat : @Onferen3 3pii9en
Mapor SDlbman. @tabt=Sng. Soup,
Der gebDroe fir 0f. Werfe unb prdl.
Wc@oma1 bon Der s. 5. & 8. SO.
murben Die 8orf6ldae beg Sn=
genieus Soup be8tiali4 5effiebune
zines enbgiiltisen planes fir oas
Jnopls. etraBenbabn=S pftem, nit be-
ipnberer &idfidtnabme auf ge9enmdr=
tie oerlanete ooer 5uttnftig notbmenoia
merbenoe 8erldnserurgen = mic aud
0ermeioung bon Nibeau @iienbabn=
~treu3ungen = bes 2dnaereu er6rtert.
0rdf. Mc@oman mar ielbf, pie Der
Mapor, gu 8unften zines iOl6en Pla=
ues, uno mirb berielbe balbm6gli6f
ausgearbeitet Der6en.
@lei13eitie erbielt Mc@oDan BON
benz Mapor Die 8erf9erun9, oaB porz
ldufg Die @iienbabnen burA Die po4
lisei eesuunsen meroen iOllen, ale 4
Minuten lire @eleis= 3reusungen frei=
sugeben. ME gefebli6 Doreei6rieben.
Oabur9 meroen biele 8etriehsftodIn=
nen hermieben merben.
3 Ii Geffnung ber=
56gert.
Die beabf6tigte OeHuung Der neuen
M6ite &iper=8riide an Der Weff Wafb=
inoton Str. 1T baour9 ~ber56gert por=
ben, baB es. ME prdi. Mc@oman 9e=
fern Der 5tabtbermaltung fla9te, Der
s. s. & s. 60. unm69li9 geneien
1T, bag sur 8fafterung refp. 9effel=
lung bes 8ooenbelaes 3miiden ben
@9ienen noibmenoige Matertal bel
3eiten 3u erbalten.
700 M I + nblergeu d t.
Na9oem Der Staot=@ nntroneur burd
1einen l. 8ebilfen Sacob 8uennagel
Iebtbin ben iaumieligen Jubrwerts-
ober 6abrrabs= BefiBern sueeieBt bat,
iooaB Dieielben in S6aaren berbei.
tr0mter, UNI lire iberfdaigen Sicen=
fen gu l0ien, min iebt Die @elunobeits'
8eb6rbe Die felt Dem 1. Sanuar fdai
aen Sabres=2icenfen fir ben 8erfauI
bon Mil9 innerbalb Der Stabt mi
gnergie eintreiben. Soweit baben lei
benz l. Sanuar nur etwa 600 Wil6'
2~leinbdnbler btefe 2icens gel0t; IN
lebten Sabre tparen aber nidt peni3e'
a1s 1900 reeitrirt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-27

@afbtn n, 26. Npril.
Sir ESnbiana: &lar heute Nbenb nnb
pabrf9einIi9 am Dcnnerfas; lansfam
fteisenbe Temperatmr an Sonnerftag.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-27

2oca I>W etterberi4t
RIar beute 0lbeno unb Oonnerfag ; mar
rner am Dpnnerftag.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-27
@i6ttaer 8mnoessenoHe
8ebufs St9eruns Der Staats G%iienbabns
@oramiiiton.

8or gnbe Der Mo1e tpirb prdi.
Charles M. Gimbrougb bon Der
Staats=6 aug Wuncie
bierberfnmmen, UNI nit 8ertretern Der
neu=gegriinoeten ySnoian Shippers
NRn", aur Wabrun9 Der Snterefen
Der 6abrifanten unb 0dnoler eegen
uebersriffe Der @iienbabnen gu bera=
then. @s miro ertpartet. baB bic vSn.
Diana Staats= Beb6rbe fur 9anbels=
mefen". Der ieber beoeutenbe cOmumers
ciene Club i'm State angeb6rt, fi9 Der
Beme9ung bebufs @%infebung elmer
vGtaats Giisnbabns@ Ommiifion" nod
ben bereits ansegebenen grincipien
ani6lieben uno biefelbe NIT Ma@t
f0roern Miro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-27
New York Store
(Gtabltrt 1862
..Snbtnna'S 8r6fter SaOen...
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Tranen SAILS 3ier0en.
Gro6es QHortiment.


Rrasen in weib, GARNET nit meriz
fanii9er 9%dtelarbeit, geiab nnb
Stidereien, 3u 26c
Sibi9e @ai9 : 8raeen, 9eftidt in
ROTH, rofa, blau unb meiB, nit S4Iipie
Sronte, fur ........... 25c
Sals Rrauien Der auerneueiten
Sbeen, bon MaLine, gbtffon unb Grepe
De Chine 8dnoer !; Nuswabl in weib,
fdpar3, beabtau, roia nnb ROTH, bic
garb 5000. {. 25t
Rragen urb @anf9etten Sets in
fpeiB, blbia eeftidt, nit farbi8er per-
fiie5er nnb bulSarii4er @rbett per5iert,
Gusmabl. 1850. soc
Moberne RIeiber So9s, BON franz
s0tI9er Sal GpiBen unb i6rdgen
Salten, in tpeiB unb roias ober meib
unb bIau mnb gang peiB iebr ipecieG
6u....!... ....... ...-O
@sftIider Mittsl Our4sane.
PETTIS DRY GOODS CO.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-27

fEr Die bette 5 Sent @igarre in
Der @taot, Mu6D's .2on9feQom".
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-27

2aufenoe Nusgaben - 9rudIadben, Nn6ei=
oen. Sdreibmaterialien, @as, SelepbDn=
Mietbe, 9~epeIcben, &eparatrren an Wte=
ters, Heifefpften, i3inien, 8r1noeigen=
tbuln, @ebduoe, &onitrntttpnert, SrIef=
rtarfe1 etc. =. -. -. .--...9 Z1r414 %
SolGre fir 3eantte 1np anaeitelte, =. BIOS "a
2uriider1tattete @aEer=3tatcn, Glet, Stop
Sores, @a1IerrDbren unb Nrbeitsl6bne,
55r. SbSpanfea nnb 8H6eb5r etc $3.50 70
Runpen-S epartenten = 2Dhne, 0et5u19s@
Sci. Tratf, sobien' &eparatnrei etc. 9,aoa 81
@alerie=Stattpn = 2Dhne, Sei5un9, Gas,
Selepbonmietbe, 9ading, Del, Sraft,
&ohlen, 66bren, 6ittin9s etc. ...... l5O,4l y
GfeIern -. 49,. 35,033 %
paaren' gdmieoezqrbeft {yibrlSbne etc. LAO 81
Sratbt, 8afina, 8ertseuee, 9ferbe etc. 1926 SO
3iltrirI&e dbnunget Nrbeit, &Gbren ltno
auberes N~eaterial, 8entile, HlGne Der
Il. g. 5~iltration Co., etc .............-. 2O1O43 4O
8. u. SS. Davis, gice|8rditpent.
s.. MRS.. 3anbpn, SefretGr.
Staat Snoiana, Waripr gpuntn, S.:
Gor mir, Sranf 6. Sprbon, einenl 65entli6en
9eptar. in un0 fir beidgtes Gpuntn, bie1en ben 12tetl
Taa i'm @priI 1904, erifienen s. 81. gS. 0aois, Gice=
8rafioeRt uno s. Ntc&. 2anopn, Sefretdr Der Sn=
6ianapoIis &ater Company, nno lagtet unter @to,
oaB bic pbigen Nngaben rid1ti9 nno tpahr itno, naH
ibrem beiten @utoinfen, @lauben lno gStnen.
(SieeeI.) Nranf 6. Sprran, Dffentliher geotar
@eine &omniiiion lduft am 6. 5ebrrar 1906 aus.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-27

~ @au&t bic fish I Mingo.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-27
Rehtg .Separtement.

N&efeuutmodbuna Seridt iiber @iRnabmen Euo
~ Musga6en Der SnbianaDolis Water Company,
bonn 1. @priI 1903 bis 1. &pril 1904.
G5ruubfopitol S 500, 100000
Bombs. $780, 100000
G~innabmen.
WoqSermiethe ppn Brinat=&unoen. ...... 1892, $50 AZ
Stobt NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. etc.. 89,753 48
GiszRadbten. -. =. $3.50 81
Bnno=SSerfauf.. 1866 600 90
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@isse- Mltar 0rab.
6 e B


WiQiam unb Srau Bedwitb, 2728
@ornen Mbe., Gnabe. - Nnbretp uno
Sattie Sines, 1889 MaHadufetts Npe.,
Mdo9en. - Sobn unb MarD &ipber=
ger, 1413 Union Ctr, Mdoben. =
peter unb Sofepbine 5ol5er, 526 Sin=
ooln Str, Mdb9en. = Wiaiam utlo
6anna WiIfon, &nabe. = 6. 8. unb
Mfarp Mleranber, 1921 8irginia Nte..
&nabe. = @eorge uno pearl Senortf=
ion, Mdb9en. - Sobn unb Saiip
gateman, 822 Norb Semple Npe.,
&nabe. - 6arrp unb Wprtle Mc=
Nauebt, 1882 Sugar @rope, Rnabe.
q etraut:
@rneft 90. Stpinbler = Nloa e..
SbornberrD.
8alter Carroll - 8lan9ia Sophia
MaD.
Sernbarb $. Otto = Marp s. W6rner.
&alpb &oufe - Ssnnie 9amilton.
Seq S. M!eroing - 2ubminia @trad.
@oparo 2at9forb = Minnie McNrble.
Sames 5uaipan - Sulia Seating.
2eonaro s.. @ibTon - Sarab u.
Berftns.
Wm. s. Sbafer - NOa 6. Gahnlep.
Oatiep u. Wens = 2elanb pullman.
Otis 8. G1rof - Waube 6. Wc@lure.
g efnrben:
@dueling Steele, $50 8ismard Noe.
! @omarb g. EbompiOn, 81, 143s
Central Mbe. - &atberine S9afner,
"a, 1888 SIT 2inben. - Soiepf
Dobbins, 81, @tabt=S oipital. = SObr
Nnoerion, 6 Monate. Sduglin9
Mc@aulep, 2443 Norb gine Str. =
@duslinse Sort (3miainse), IA 81
9otpnep Str. - Sarab Nbbett, As
321 5Ho alabama Ctr. = gbparl
Scott, Sc, 424 Wet Georgia ctr. :
9abib @temarb, Staot=9 olpital. =
Bartbenia 8ribeeipater, 2136 NOrtb
meitern Npe. - 2aura 9oloman, 80
1911 Oqben Str. = @laubena Cole
5 Monate, 10341 Weft 26. Str. :
@nos 2adep, 81, S29 eugene Str. :
Mi9ael Molep, 50, 1884 Bridge Str
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-27
nnabbdnstser Surabereim.
9as grosramm fir bas nm 2. Stat %itattfins
benbe G4auturnen.

Stir bas am 2. Mai in @ngliib
Opernbaus f%attfinbenoe idbrli9e
@9auturner beg nn%abbdnsieen Surn=
pereins bat Surnlebrer Oscar Gutber
folgenbes Invertebrates uno reidbaI=
tiges Yrogramm auf9efeut
L. Ouperture ............ Ordefter
Q. @in,us fdmmtIiher Ebetlnebmer.
8. SoIsrineibunsen /. SO. nit Orbnuness
i~ibunsen unb 9ieb =. $1,000.
1. Rnabens unb 1. W~dbdenflaFe.
4. uebuneen an, langeeitelten Bod unb
9pramtben ...........2. &ndbentlaHe
5. 9antels u. Stabrei9en. .3OslingsfInie
6. &aftasnettenreisen. 2. @do4enfIafe
Z. uebunsen an 4 seitpferben unb 5rets
ibunesreteen. .............12 Ictipe
8. Gtabiibunsen gu Baaren unb @in3eIn
........ .......... -. Danenf[aHe
9. Sabnenreieen. &nabenfIafe
10. SHUTTER 6reiibtin9en ....... :. Ictipe
IL. nebungen an 4 2anspferben 1855.
........ 35slinssflaHe
IL. SloretsS e6treisen =. Oamen Se6tflafie
Is. Orbnunssibunsen unb 8pramiben
-. Acftue
IA. 2eiters gnranniben. ....... 16 369ltnge
Is. az San3reieen. rSauft
By giue girb Sofia.
10. Marmorz @ruppen .Icttbe
II. Die bier Sabresseiten in Z 9feisen
barsefeat =. -. 2. Mdb4entlafie
az SribIins. Reisen Der getIden
b. CONNER, Reisen Der &oien.
f. G@frenfreisen.
g Sdmetterlinse ....1. @do4enflafie
d. Serbit, Neisen Der Gbrpiantbemen.
e. @inter, 8eisen berS6litti6nbIdufer.
g Wiesesangreisen.
g @rober 8lumenretgen Der bier
Sabres3eiten.
9ierauf Sans in Der Eurnbaae.
Die Mitslieosr oes gereins, iOtpie
bic gltern Der Surnf6iiler f6nnen
beute unb mDrgen nod reierpirte @ibe
fir bas am 2. Mai In @ngliib 0pern=
6aus ft~attfinbenbe S9auturnen err
balten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-27
$1.5O
TOfer Samoibmbe
lett 69C

8n 0iefem 8reile foate bis Oon=
neritag Wittag aud nidt elm einsises
8aar ibrig iein, benn bieielbeu finO
aus edtem frans0flden @lansleber,
unb iino feblerlos. Oielelben Iolen in
@irtltdteit ausberfauft tuerben. Sn
tan, MODE, fdiefer, srau unb meiB finb
ale @r0Ben bon 81 bis Z borbanben,
iopie aud einSelne @r0Ben in braun
unb f6nara !; 10 lan9e Der gorratb
reidt 69c per Yaar.
Sdreibpapter Is: pro @fo.
0iefes 8riefpapier lit ais @opal
Club geaum befannt, elm bur6aus
sufriebentelenbea S9reibmateriaI,
tpel9es sic in meiB, blau ODER erau,
nit paflenben llmi6ld9en faufen Tons
men. Vapter 15c per NfunO i.
@ouDerte 2 Nafete f5c.