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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-28
Mms ben @eri9ten.

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i'm 8rsiseeridt 3la9e sesen @bwarb
unb 9ulu 9. Mor9an elm, bic ibr fur
i'm Mai uno SUM- bergan9enen Sabres
eelieferis 2leiber incl. &eparaturen
total $231.5 81 idulben.
Srau Silie Winn, friiber als 3am=
mermdoden i'm @lappoOl 6otsl be-
bienftet, unb Wutter zines fleinen
2inoes, elaubte, als fie bon Der polisei
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Oes Sctels bariehener 0anotider unb
anberer 8esenfdnoe, bei4uloist uuroe,
lsidtes Spiel gu baben. tpenn He ben
lsbtes Sabr bier In Dem 9otel auf turas
3eit gu 8eiu9e peilenoen dinefi4en
prinjsn gu Gun oes Sisbtabls be-
si9tste. Gin ibr unbefannt 9ebliebe-
rer @easr babe bic bstrsfsnbsn Sa9sn
auf @ebeib oes nun BON b6fen @epii-
fen eepeinisten prin3en, nod ibrer
WObnung gebradt. bamit bieislben bon
ibr, benz @i9entbiimer mieoer sugefeat
perben ttnnten. &idtsr MlfOro. Dor
benz Die gerbanolun9 ftattfanb. fonnte
aber i6rer grsdblune feinen @laubsn
beimsfen uno berurtbeilte fie su $25
uno 80 SaseH Sail.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-28
@iese Grab.
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ID eD0ren:
Sames uno 3ofa Sorport6D. 27O5
YrDant Ctr. Mdo6en. -Waffislo un0
Zulu Maribaa, $50 Wsfi ROrtb Str,
Wdb4en.-Sobn unb Ssnnie &enning.
ton, PSI gidina Str, Sna6e. =
@barlss unb glisabetb polanb. 1928
Weft Waibington Str, 2nabe. - 5.
8. unb peurl Sitss, 22f8 Station
Str, enabe. - S. unb 9ouiie gmis-
boI3. 1913 g. Noble Str, Mdo9en.-
s. %. uno 2eba SbompIon. Is
WcRim Nbs., Gnabe. = WiQiam uno
@raee Batsr, Staot, Wdo9en. = Sa=
pio uno 2atie 8rumbau9b. 235 Of
Morris Str, Mdo6sn. - 8. u. uno
Ninnie 9olter, 225 Summit Str,
Rnabe. - @barlss unb Settle Sinnsp,
1913 q. Samilton Noe., 4nabe.
8etraut:
&idaro Nlsranoer-Nancp 8aQomaD.
Murrss Sruee-Wabel 8u Saowap.
@b. Wiaiams-Mnrp Walib.
81. Simmons-Yearl Salownp.
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@ sfprben:
Wargaret gnans, 69, Ola 81. Sela=
mare Str. -2eara 5aDs, II, 14l5 Sh
&apmono Str. = Warn Spple, IS,
1125 2afapette Gtr.-pearl $. Sbats
IA Gage, 11O3 OF pratt Str. - Sn-
oiana Sownins, 81, Us 81. Mrfsnal
aoe.-2orans %. Smith, 50, "a 81
Norris Str .-Samet 8. Sanfp, 81,
217 DIT @ermont Str. = Charles
8serbopsr, "a, 623 Maha6uistts
Ibe. - @iliam +. Selbrpot, Sc. =
6reo gaQinser. l9, 1876 Rartinoale
4be.-Sarab Sell, SO, % 81. gsbins
Ipe.-@arl Musuer, l, 1908 Gapetts
Str.-@iliam Soruh, ~, $50 81
South Str.-Sulia Witael, SO. 231e
%. WOrris Str.-Sibnep Carr, 80,
Staot- 6Oipital. = SimotbD Sbeeban,
rs, 2ittle Siters of TIE Door. - Colo
Cornell, Is, 606 Of SbiO Str.-
Si3,ie 8rintman. 1884 8roaomap. =
Della Map 8roots, 81, 352 6. Sni-
rois. - Ssnrp NsmOs, AZ, 8l7 9Ofs
Str. Sdu9iing Jinnep, 353 81.
6amilton Abenue.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-28
Sman9uraiions GreurHonen
Mah @aihinston Dia Yennipluania
Qinten.

Greurfions. TidetS nod Daibineton, in
Inbetrabt Der grdiibsnten SnauSurationss
Geremonie, tperben am l. nno 2. Ndrs pid
Y%ennipIuania 2inien pertauft. 8etours
fabrt Iimitirt auf einidIieblid 8. Mar,.
Sur G~inseInbeiten iber ~burHlamfenbe Slse
unb @asson:8 %ebiennns, 3eitDerldnserung
unb anbere Musfunft fpenbe man iih an
bic ~Eennip!pania 2inien 3idet @senten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-28
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@ena 9obb. Cottage. 90. Str. nabe
Senate, 81. 250.-N. s. Craig, Res
paraturen, 131 Oft Court Str, $40O.
-3inean padine NRoeiation. Maas
renbaus, Bladforb Str, SIS. 600. =
Sba W. Ropmonb, Cottage. Roa9e
Str. nabe Sfabele Str. $500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-28
SeerSigun9s.Voti5

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Ritinc9, ben 1 RdrS. be itsrblitsn nsbsrrsit'
bon 6rau Dearaaret sscif, Don Der @rutt oss
Rt. Sadicn 6ritobOfs aus beerotst ptrosn. 6reanOs
ftno eiHaeIaoeu.
Die tr%auerueen Sinterbliebenen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-28

Anbp U. @tders 8irtbTdaft
befinoet fiG @de Weft MiHiean uno
Sbeffielo Str, In 0au9bpile.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-28
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@eburtstaa.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-28

Cine Grfdltnns In eincm Gage fnrirt.
Man nebme Laxative Bromo Quinine
SabIeten. @ae &pctbefer itatten bas @eIb
auriid trenn bic Sur febl i9Idst. 6. SO.
Srope'SS i9natur 1T auf ieberS9a9teI. 25c.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-28

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Nittmo1; mdBi9e 3emperatur.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-28

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am Mittwo9 ettpas mariner beute Na9t
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-28
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THE BUSINESS EXCHANGE
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-28
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-28
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Sie Nobitat< @etpebe inb ielbt nod
mebr bOrberridsnb ais in Ser oeraans
senen Cation. unsep0bnIi9e Sinse
iino Die &egeI = fantb @ewebe =
fancp Sarben=@fefte.
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Que yaro 5u....... Boo
Banana Senetta unb Grant Su6e iinb
biibi9sr fpssen beren fancp Supfen, bisisIs
BEN finb A 3on brett. foiten aber nurs5c
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in sabacien mobernen Sarbens @ffeften,
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SembenbIonisn unS S1neiber : Cuttings,
Streifen unb Riidunsen, in p6lis Elm
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-28

0%esIsnsf -Mdb1su uub 0rausn fnr eauubrp.
- Arbett. Ran5ufraqsu tn armftroues aouubrp.
a2l aDeft gearplonb Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-28

N%erlanst- 9sutfdes Rdb1en N elmer TamiIie
~ BON bret Psriouen. RGt3utra9ea 1sa On
Gripe, @oobruff qtab.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-28
Recommendations

B. Z. BIbtbe,
SeetipnssO Director.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-09-08

a SERIOUS PROPOSITION

Iaz corscrL y Wrestling With weighfy pro-
PpA,tioa tais afternoon Probably Il will BE- settled
by the time this paper Is read and an extended dis
cu'sior y not therefore ID order Il i hoped thai
tbe aldermen w act wisely a. they no doubt viii, and
for the welfare of the city.
r appears that there Is straight conflict 81 in-
terests between the Rock Island and the new railroad
the Oklahoma Central. The former claims that il
vii h greatly damaged if the latter is granted a
franchse through Railroad street and the Oklahoma
Central promoters claim that The building of their
road into chickasha Is dependent upon getting this
franchise.
cbi-kasha oyesmnch 70 the Rock Island It is
10 exaggeration to say that fully one-haif Of our
people directly Or indirectly are dependent upon the
support derived IRON the Rock Island. Certainly
chickasha has desire 70 do anything that will be
detrimental to the interests Of this company
On the other hand chickasha has much to expect
from the new road and must give all the encourage
ment possibie to the promoters Of it.
amidst these conflicting interests, the aldermen
VIII WeXh the matter with the greatest defDeration,
mindful of the tremendous responsibility resting up
on them and looking to the ultimate welfare Of the
city It Is critical hour in the history Of the city,
demanding the exercise Of the highest wisdom upon
the part Of those in whose hands the welfare Of
chickasha rests
600
pxosrEcrs poR the new railroad are EXCEEDING
" bright The bonus must be raised at once.
TnE FINE rain puts the grouna in good shape
for wheat.
n sEEMs 70 be largely question os sphere Of
Influence between the railroads
cHcKAsHA WILL getthe cotton-her merchants
will pay the price.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-09-08
prsHKys AyD Hxc-gF1s

Tehr AAa Is p4sser ra1 cfseerfnlly seryes On
commi,tes gaye \ Fsogor1'oa q ~ zbaty ~
eyesy sasrpre naaea 1aa Ne sapfaisd By tae boass,
who neyyy szls - say g>o1 wogd ~ his town sad
zivz9 ssygDrts Al egzzaizatsors uaose ain b 70
adyzses the iaterssts n tIe cozaussify. 4 pasber
vaaszjy ves1s 1ifa 4sy b>ay of assn. Whether they
agree vfa sim b. religsoa, n posities Or not The
7naAsr j. eesrfn, hopefnl beeyea ii humanity. ard
e.pees4fy u ~ fsiiov t,wnsmen With nIaom he
noke
ne ksoessr y ths Azn nho teIs eyeryone mbo
eonea n ~ TINS that things are badIy naarage5,
and taas graft asd fraud are to be found in eyery
department II municipal zovunmsnt aid that ibis
eosdition hss existea from lie beginning lie tells
N ike ey do5azy of TIE churches, odges clnts znd
eyen II bariai .ayociatioue The knocker uin ten
eyy stranger that fraud blaekens every page ef the
bistoy " bis cty and that groea partially has been
sfoun d she dssrbnon of iagors, All being against
him. III has yefy poor opinion Of the business
men of fhig ely ana Re constantly veutilates that
opinion and says t1e commercial organizations are
for fiic pnrpDse of doing hi,a and other knockers
harm.
The knocker always refuses 70 serye Oh commit
tees % secure money for tie purpose of boosting the
city, or towu and then abuses the men who do
accept these dieagrccabe positions. lie never gives
% any public enterpise and i be promises 10 give,
he fepndiaiea the debt
The knocker aiways questions the honesty of al
people end especially those who serve as officers and
does everything to rib up trouble While ordinarily
nasty or dishonest he VII make loud professions as
- biz goodnes. The knocker II stumbling block
10 the pathway Of progress and suuks % high heay-
en With gangrenons soul too small for one, gener-
ons. honest impulse lie N dctestcd on earth and
VIII receive The contempt u tie devil when be goes
home 1jmee Journal
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-09-08
GENERATORS BURNED OUT
At Electric Light Plant Last Night. citl
in Darkness.

The electric storm last night play
ed havoc at the electric light plant.
Both Of the generators were burn
ed out and the city was left in
darkness.
Mr.. Ross stated that he expected
to have the smaller generator re-
paired for tonight and could have
the commercial lights going but
was not sure that he would have
sufficient power for the residence
lights. He asks people to be pa.
-tient till the necessary repairs,
which have been ordered, arrive
and are installed. This will take
only a few days,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-09-08


-E 1-fl-r 8 ay-asss ce--z-z l-zi
8Ers- a =. VI Csu-e II - T.
s. q las Gnssh<d her ssu1ies Il
the Shrol of Singing rcaducfed
~ % Shs has nof oaly Z pe-sec'
execution II ihe Music u Opera
and Sacred Orztorio. etc.. but see
car be an exceSlenf Mzzstrz di
eantO, possessing 70 perfection the
tschrieue of the art, and, having
y the superiztive degree al those
Qualities WHICH belcng 10 a good
teacher Of singing. In faith Of al
the above I have executed the
present Certificate. Prot. Ferdi-
nando 4faglioni.
Honorary Acadenicion of The
Royal Musical Institute, Florence.
Director of The Choral Society oi
Florence
This i to certify that Mrs A.
D. Nc clure Is in my opinion, Z
gell qualified teacher of singing,
havirg studied with me As we'll as
with my celebrated master. Fran
CISCO Conesi. Mrs. Nc Clure's
voice and school entitle her also
70 leading work in Church, Concert
ard Oratorio. FraDcis Walker.
Author Of Letters cf 4 Bar
itone Chicago, III
Being personally acquainted
with the gifts and qualifications Of
Mrs. A. u. Nc CIure take pleas
ure in cordially recommending her
to any who may require her servic-
es either as a singer or teacher Of
singing. J. S. CIeye. Cincinnati
Ohio. If
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-09-08


to inform or friends and the public
in general that we have opened a
tailoring establishment at 3I3
Chickasha Avenue where we will
be glad to serve MI Of our old
friends and as many new ones as
we can get. We will make suits Of
all the latest styles and weaves in
worsteds and cassimers and chev-
lots from $500 mp; pants from
$500 up. All our work is guar
anteed to be first class i'll every re-
spect. We have also fitted up a
first class steam.cleaning outfit in
connection with our tailoring and
are prepared to give you frst-class
work in that line, as we have all
necessary machinery and apph-
ances that il takes to do first class
work with. We have had years of
experience in the business. We
guarantee all of work not 10 shrink
up and the life and luster to re-
main in the goods, as that IS the
main part in cleaning clothes.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-09-08

EYEaY EIrIoyes and every wage Garner should
read The address made BY Governor Folk at Jefferson
CITY yesterday the subject Of arbitration says the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-09-08

Dressinaking wanted. 5oo Chick
asha Ave. If
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-09-08
We make old clothes
L OOK LIKE NE w

Give us a trial and be convinced.
IA. X. SNYDER, Manager,
formerly with L. Root, 3fs Chick
asha Avenue, doors west Of the
Midway Hotel.
The sun., 1905-06-25
SHARP REPLY TO SANE.
Bar Association Counsel on the LeEisla.
turp's Power Over Hooker.

Counsel for the Bar Association Of this
city yesterday issued "A statement called
forth by the declaration of Senator Martin
SAKE that he would not vote to dismiss
Justice Hooker because the Legislature
should not encroaCh on the rights Of a CO.
The statement says.
Such position d, this seems hardly con-
sstent with Il ratlona! view OF the legis-
lative function. The Judges of the Supreme
Court of the State of New York have not
received their commissions from heaven
The courts over which they preside are
created by the Constitution of the State,
and these Judges have their tenure Of Of
flee from the same source. If now the peo-
pie of the State, in establishing these courts,
deem it wise at the same time to confer
upon the Legislature certain supervisory
and controlling power over Judges, what
right have the latter to complaint IL the
Constitution confers this power upon the
legislature, it imposes a corre!atve duty.
and for any Senator of the State to say
that he will not exercise that power in
proper case because 1t would interfere with
a coordinate branch Of the government is
simply to say that he will dsobey the Con-
stitution a nd violate his oath of office.
zone would suppose that Senators, even
of an experience of less than one term,
would hesitate to publish such a rash opinion.
These reasons would I've equally good to
restrain Senator from supporting an
impeachment proceeding.
The argument that, waving all question
Of the power of the Legislature, it is most
ine1pedient for the Legislature to exercise
it is without merit, In the first place,
when the people by the Constitution have
conferred such a power upon the Legisa-
ture. they have imposed upon 1t lso duty
to exercise the power in proper case. The
fear OF paruzan abuse of the power is not
powers may bc abused but this provision
has been in the Constitution of the State
The sun., 1905-06-25
Broadway and Goth ST, 9TH Av,, 10Th St.

rifle stands in the corner, and ahunting knife
on the table looks ready for business.
In the foreground pot is hung from
three sticks over an artificial fire. Camp
dishes, frying pans and spoons all add to the
ready to use" look Of camp which needs
only the addition of-a forest.
A tall young man alghted from a carriage
at the Grand Centra yesterday and with
weary steps entered the waiting room.
After hasty glance at the clock he flung
himself into seat and prepared for a nap.
But no such luck awaited him. for another
young fellow laden with grip, tennis rae kets
and golf sticks spied him.
Hello, Jack, said he, lawfully glad to
see you"
Hello" sleepily.
""ha's the mater You're not sick are
you"
~Yes, am sick and tired"
"Pshaw! that's too rad! But, l say
my automot lie is to meet me at the station.
and I'll take you up il you like.
-Automol ile!" almost shouted Jack
Don't say automot lie to me! It's all on
account of automot lies that have become
a physical wreck, see! You know have a
new one and every day the girls. want me
delighted But when, after working like
slave at it all day wake up several times
every night hunting at the foot of my led
for the rake, or find myself standing up
yelling to some one to get out Of the way
the horn is always broken in my dreams S
then it's time to quit.
One Of the prettiest girls in the Long
Island country club set has foresworn
bridge for cause, and tells this tale of the
reason:
"You know belong to charitable So
ciety which gives bridge parties at the
members homes and devotes the money
to benevolent purposes. We charge $40
so the gate money Is clear gain.
"Of course each member Of the club
is anxious to have her party show good
results. When the time came for me, l
number of tickets and contribute a hand
some prize. Before l asked him for this
aid, however, introduced him in thought
| less moment to another member Of the
club, 1t happened that she was to enter
affair and it also happened that she was
! swifter than I was. She promptly asked
Mr.. B. to buy dozen tickets to her party.
I which he as promptly did. and she also se-
cured his promise to donate two prizes
nice to friend Of mine. OF course, I
couldn't ask him for thing after that.
young married woman, out for an air
| ing in Central Park, TOOK seat on bench
along the West Drive, where an aged negress
sat minding a bowlegged pickaninny
| Presently the old darky called the child
something which sounded to the white
-Exy'" she said, that's queer name for
a baby, isn't it, Auntie?'
Dat amt her full name, explained
pet name ! got fer her fer short. Dat chile
got mighty fancy soundin' name. Her
maw-dat's my dau ghter-picked it out for
! her in medicine book. Yessum, de chile e
full name is Eczema"
Nine Schumann- Henk- -Rapp's eight chill
dren need not he disturbed by the last
marriage Of their popular mother. They
are not going to lose any part Of their ex-
! pectation on account of 1t.
y married tecause the. newspapers kept
saying every day that ! was going to, /"
she said the other day, -and 1t was easier
to do it than have to explain every day
why I didn't. SO / got married. But
The sun., 1905-06-25

ton, in presenting Mr.. Moreland'~ nt""'
referred to him as -the man WI" lNf'.
fair with his constituents 10y voting aa''h-.
the mortgage tax bill, although II Mi~
party measure This called forth - ~.. '''
Of applause, Mr.. Morc,and i, cNp.'t' j
participate In a move to repeal ill.," r.".
In accepting the nomination he ~'Il
SWhen the conscience Of the rroi j. 90
mands action of its representative, wh"'H'I
civic or political, it is his duty to rcs rotd
without regard to party affiliations,
The sun., 1905-06-25
Cornerstone OF y. VI. c. 4. Building Laid.

The cornerstone for the now building Of
the Bedford Branch of the Young Mems
Christian Association, at Bedford avenue
and Monroe street, Brooklyn, was laid
yesterday afternoon before large gather
ing. Prayer was offered by the Rev. DR..
Baptist Church and after Edward P. Lyon,
president of the Brooklyn Young Mems
Christian Association had made brief
address he laid the corne rstone. Ad-
dresses were also made by the Rev. DR..
s, Parkes Ca oman of the Central Congrega-
the Nostrand Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church. The new building will be Ave
stories high, Of brick and stone and will
cost about $500 900.
The sun., 1905-06-25
NE OPPOSED MORTGAGE LAW.
MOreland Of Elniira Cnani.
monsiy Nominated for Fourth Term.

ELM1RA, N. Y, June 2.-The Republic
can county convention Of Chemung was
called to order this afternoon by Congress-
man j. Sloat Fassett and Sherman More
land was unanimously nominated for a
fourth term as Member OF Assembly.
United States Marshal William r. Comp
The sun., 1905-06-25
Lord& Taylor,
Broadway and Twentieth Street,
Fifth Avenue, Ninetceuth S'reet.

explained to my hus; and that he was not
going to get any of my savings. They are
for my children. He just keeps right on
getting the same old salary, The money
goes to them"
The sun., 1905-06-25
and some lots in Long Island City and


The personal property consisted almost
entirely Of bonds and stocks. among which
were $500 shares of preferred stock of w.
r. Grace Co., valued at sole, ,562. and $3.50
shares Of common stock in the same corpora
ton, valued at S8ls,750 The corporation
also owed Mr.. Grace Sso5 o4O.
Tho expense Of administering the estate
amounted to $2l2, 500.
The sun., 1905-06-25
W. r. GRACE LEFT 1886, ,91s NET,
or Which Nearly Half Was Invested in
W. n. Grace a. Co..

The estate Of William r. Grace, who died
on March 2i. 1904, has been appraised at
50, 1893, ,eis net, in real and personal property
in this State. The real estate amounted
to only 3i6s,o7o, and consisted Of stable
property at l2A East Seventy fifth street
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-01-25
No More stomach TreuhIes.

An stomach trouble is renewed By the
use of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. 1t gives
tho stomach perfect rest by digesting
what Won cut without the stomach's aid.
The food builds up the body, the rest
restores the stomach TO health. Tou
don't have 10 diet yourself when taking
az AIenyilie Mich, says: ] suffered
heartburn and Stomach trouble for
some time My sister-in-law had the
sauna tronble and was not able &c eat for
six weeks she lived entirely on warm
water. After taking two bottles Of ko.
dol Dyspepsia Cure she was entirely
cured She now eats heartily and is in
good health. am glad TO say Rodol
gave me instant relief. Sold by e. T..
Dahl, Druggist,
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-01-25

Dealers get high prices for well drill
ed and we'll educated horses almost at
first showing, and it would be well If
our buyers of fast light harness horses
were as tnsistent relati'e to manners
and character Of the -ecord holders
that they annually add to their private
driving outfits. Everything is sacri-
feed for mere speed, and a horse that
an elderly gentleman could drive with
safety 10 light vehicle would indeed
be hard commodity to locate. Soon
er or later the consignor WHO schools
his record holder to all such sights as
would be encountered on q drive will
find that his offerings will bring much
higher prices than otherwise, shorn Of
the experiencing chapter.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-01-25

Young Corbett and Battling" Nelson
will meet on Nov. 20 at Woodward
pavilion, San Francisco They are to
fight Tor 55 per cent Of the gate re-
ceipts, 10 he split 60 and 40 per cent.
The fact iLot Nelson insisted on 40
per cent for the loser shows that he
realizes that he has a hard contest be-
fore him. They are to weigh In at 6
o'clock on the night of the battle. and
each must make $50 pounds.
Corbett win do his trainin at Shee-
hans, near Frisco, his favorite place,
and Nelson vii hold forth at Metz
ner's. in Lark IT, also close to the
city.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-01-25
11atty win Not Twin.

Christy Mathewson, the great New
York pitcher has finally made up his
mind that there will be no playing In
Los Angeles for him this autumn. The
coast club wanted Christy to pitch the
remaining games of the series in the
Pacific league and offered Linn $500.
Mathewson was eager to accept the
offer, but President Brush of The Giants
refused to consider the proposition. He
also told McGinnity to stay at home,
thus arousing that veteran oox man to
rebellion. Christy has .eclded to go on
q hunting trip to Mi gan with Frank
Bowerman, the burly backstop of the
Giants