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The Washington times., 1905-05-30

S1.O0 CASH. S1.00 MONTH.
BE YOUR OWN LANDLORD,
STOP PAYING RENT.
Buy a Home at Beautiful
CAPITOL HEIGHTS.
High. Handsome. Healthy, Shady. Beautiful.
No Taxes. No Interest. No Landlord.
What you pay out in rent VIII buy home
at CAPITOL HEIGHTS. Happiness, health
and property to you and your family. II has
done this for many. and why not for you. too !?
JUST THINK OF IT,
LOTS $40 to 500.
ONLY
sc Car Fare. Six Tickets, IS Cts.
Mail Collected and Delivered.
NEW PUBLIC SCHOOL.
lots are all sold-they are selling rapidly.
Don't let the opportunity of a lifetime pass
without buying q home at
CAPITOL HEIGHTS.
Take H st. car: get off at e1st st. me-
Agents on Grounds 7 A. M. to 2 P. M.
Daily.
Sf.0o CASH. S1.0O MONTH.
ray30-tf
FOR sALE-Cheap lot must be sold for
terms. s. per month. Address L. REED. 14IS
Pennsylvania ave. NV. niy2S-3t
FOR SALE
Lots at Deanwood Heights, size z5x1.o feet
Sold on payments of So cash and $5 per month
No taxes. No interest. Agent on the ground
from TO o'clock. Get of the cars al
bsth ST.. or apply to E. c. CATS. eo4 Z st.
FOR SALE
7-room cottage. just being completed:
near ear line: large front and side porches.
lot contains over 1000o feet. Shade and
1ruit trees one car fare % minutes from
Price. $3.50. PAYMENTS TO SUIT.
LoTs ~ SAME SUBDIVISION. within one
block from car line high elevation; very
desirable locality improving section.
PRICES; lAsf Sc Sc frsRas aRa zoe Foot
5. ". PIcKFoRD. 81 Colorado Building.
FOR sALE-A fine lot at Brooi6land. near
cars gas; water and sewer; less than cost,
GRACE II. THOMAS. Corcoran Building.
InyZ5-It
5axlDu tOOI LUIS al EAFCfDEt are selling
al SIS; electric and steam ears; near Fort
Myer The desirable community specially
indorses tbs place for home. S. p
WRIGHT. Owner. mye0-17t
FOR SALE-s250 cash. balance $40 monthly.
a new slx-room frame cottage; large yeFan-
das; g. go square feet Of ground; house now
under construction; reasonable alterations 10
suit prompt buyer Located on electric
line 2k miles from city; additional ground
If desired. Price, 81, $50. WILL w. DOUG
LAS. owner Atlantic Building. my24-7t
TOR SALE-An elegant tan-room house, cor
ner OF two avenues in Berwyn, Md; near
steam and trolley; high location; good water
and plenty Of shadei large grounds; all
fenced house cost owner, now non-resi-
dent. S4.500. We sell now for So 759;
easy payments. There is such bargain
anywhere. JOHN j. KLEINER. 6l7 ST.
n1s my26-Gt
FOR EALE-BrentWood. Md. 6-room house.
lot. 81. .l50. with lots. Si.50e. S2o0 cash;
Sl2 TO so monthly Lots sl75 TO $3.50
monthly payments Of s5 w. A BARTLETT,
Loan and Trust Building nly2T-10t
FOR SALE-s-room house: we'll built, with
one acre OF ground and outbuijdngs, on
the BIadensburg road, at the District line.
PRICE, 1880. and a bargain
K. y. RYON & CO.,
Commercial National Bank Building
my2o-tf
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wANTED-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES

WANTED-Good, heavy horse. Apply WASH
!NGTON COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO, 7o2
NJ nv rayoS 7t
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RAILROADS.
RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD
LEAVE STATION. New Jersey ave. and ST.
ROYAL BLUE LINE
Trains every Other Hour on the Odd
Hour" TO

PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
=: :eo a. a.E.-Diner. Pullman Parlor
1880 a. am.-Butfetr Parlor, SHIT. Train
sss9, 100 g. a-n.-DineF and Pullman Parior Car
Ell 90 a.m.-DIner Z. and Pullman Parlor Car.
81 90 pm.-Diner and Pullman Parlor Car
1900 D pm----R Royal Limited" All Pullman.
$500 p,m.-Coaches to Philadelphia.
500 p-m--DineT and Pullman Parlon
800 pm.-Coaches to Philadelphia.
slf 80 p.m.-Sleepers.
s2:57 a.m.-SIeepers. a.
Atlantic city. ..7:o9. $500. s.11:oe a.m.,
ss1 90 800 On.
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SIX 2o-ACRE TRACTS; one 2l-acre tract;
near steam and electric cars majority
of tracts have enough wood to pay for
ground; only $50 per acre. VIII furnish
money to construct house TO suit pur-
chaser.
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IF YOU ARE PUTTING MONEY
"a - in g. bank. yeu look for the safest
instisutioI, why not usa the same
" when yeu deposit your Yai-
nabies for a loan? We have s hlilding and
safes made for the purpose. Ali business
confidential. Money loaned on watches, dia-
Tnonds, jewelry, etc, Interest three PEE cent
instead CT ten
H K FULToNsS LOAN OFFICE.
Established 1870 3I4 Ninth Street n. w.
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EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR.
To Baltimore With Pullman Service.

Week days-2:5T 500. $50, TOO. 7.20. 500
$50. 800, $50, 1000, 100 am; l2 noon;
1905, 1;eo. 200. 500, 400, 4:45 SEQ, 5:05
$50, 500. $780, ZOO. $780, 1890. 1880. II rs
sundays-2:57. 700. 7:2o $780, 800. 1000. IL 90
am, loo. Ills. 300. s.3a. s00 $50, e:s0 $780,
l0:00, Il 40 II :s5 pm.
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LoAu COMPANIES.

MONEY TO LOAN IN GUMS OF s. to $50
JOSEPH Calm. Room zos. Jenifer Building,
7th and d sts. NV. Tnyz5@7t
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FOR sALE-aoUsEs.

FOR sALE-Ten times the profit you get from
savings banks bg putting just s6gG into a
rice. new brick b:siiaing, renting for S33 a
month. Your $500 ncts you SI92 q year. Let
LIS show you this house
WILLIGE. GIBBS & DANIEL. eoS & COS 18th
myZT-et
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FOR sALE-Large lots at East Arlington, ~
Just across The river. 50 cash: balance 81 per
week; price from s135 to sl50 per lot. Cali or
send for map. J. E. CLEMENTS. 1906 G
st NV my2a-3t
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FOR sALE-Lors.
ATTENTION
NAVY YARD EMPLOYEES.
I0SEPH /. WELLER.

REALTY BROKER. ses F 81, N, W.
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FOR SALE-Four building lots at Ballston,
Va. cheap; owner must sell. Address BOX
i26, this office, nly29-3t
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-02-28
IMPORTANCE Of
The FIRST STEP
Dyspepfics Should Begin Right By
Using Smiths triple Cure.

The first point in the treatment of avs,.r,sis
is TO remove the cause - TO care fha f.afayrh
which causes the dyspsptic condition. Vben
your stomach Is strained from overyyo-s< 49,.
you eat too much and too often, Won past mr.
vide relief by removing the burden fb-o-ic
dyspepsia or indigestion in the maioritT -
cases is due to cataTrh Of the stomach. Srnithss
Triple Cure eures dyspepsia because it euras
eatarrh wherever located. Its use ia the f;rst
step toward q cure. Begin right by first reroos,-
ing the cause. Smith Triple Cure will aIszavs
DO this because it takes off the strain. II r,..s
sbe stomach and digestive organs in a healthy
condition. 1t cleans the mucous membranes
ana Keeps them healthy, so that eatarrf Cannot
exlst OK md Judgment. The mucous rner,,-
Dranes protect the interior of the body inst %
the Skin PFotect5 The outside. As lone as tbe
mucous membranes are healthy and ofaag
everything works right digestion AMI ase;T.i.
iatiGa are normal. Now, suppose the nucous
membranes become congcsted liberated -
kered and covered with foul secretions w.,
know tile gastric glands and functions wound
coon become diseased. Catarrfl and dyspepsia
would soon rob POUR system OF yigor and yos,r
nerves of strength. Nov use Smiths Tr;nIa
Cure and note the change. The mucous mem
branes soon lose their congested, angry and
thickened appearance and the ulcers and can
ker heal. That's the first step toward curin,
dyspepsia and catarrh. Smiths Trfnis
cure viii do this for dyspeptic or
catarrhal stomach, win remove the cause.
make the digestion natural and healthy. enrich
the blood and establish harmonious saf-an at
the digestive organs. All dealers sell srnith'a
Triple Cure, price 80 cents, each package 8 fuTl
TWO weeks treatment, containing four geparats
preparations, the greatest value for thu money
ever offeree- your druggist WON'T supply
you. send Is . two-cert stamps and we viii
send it postpaid aud guarantee safe delivery.
address ". Z. Smith Co., I25 Summer st.
Boston, Mass,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-02-28
COMMENT Sc BOWLING g RACING ATHLETICS & BOXING
AMATEUR BASEBALL.

The Washington Boys Club has or
gani1ed for the season of 1850, and would
like to form a league with the best fif-
en-year-oi,z teams in Washington. Ad-
dress G. Sharp. manager. w b
c.. Ttfrty-1rst and NJ streets north
vest The lineup viii be:
I<imball. Murphy. catchers; McCie1-
Ian. Scriyener. Tam, pitchers; Licas,
first base; Harris, second base; Costello,
shortstcp; keane, third base Harper,
left fiel.!: Irwin, center field. Hogan,
right field.
The Washington Boys Club would like
to hear from he Georgetown Props.
Knickerbockers. Republican Stars, and
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-02-28

The notices to report just sent out TO
the Giants show an interesting fact, in
q geographical way.
The various members OF the team rep
resent States from the Atlantic TO the
Pacific, as follows: Luther Taylor, Bald
win, Kan; c. Matthewson, Lewisburg
Pa Joseph McGinnity, South McAliis-
ter, T. T.; Leon Ames, Warren, Ohio;
George Wiitze. Syracuse. n. Y: Claude
Gillette, Pardeyille, Wis: Roger Pres
nahan, Toledo, Ohio; Frank BGwerman
Romeo. Mich; w. r. Marshall, Chicago;
d. L. Mccain, Shelbyyille, KY: w. o.
Gilbert, Trenton, n. J.; William Dahtea
Brooklyn; Arthur DeElin Washington ;
Sam Strang. Chattanooga, Tenn: o.
Neal, Ewing, Ill: NJ j. Donl;n, Cincn-
natl; Samuel Mertes, San Francisco;
George Browne, Washington; A. Gga-
ham, Baltimore.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-02-28
COCHRAN CADETS
MEET BELVEDERES

The ReIvederes, of the Baltimore City
Basketball League. will play the cham
pion Corcoran Cadets. of the National
Guard League. Friday, March 3, at $50
p. M, in the National Guard gymna-
SUM. Dancing after the game.
teams in Baltimore. and tied for first
place in the Monumental City League
The Intercollegiate Amateur Athletic
Association has dropped California,
Bowdoin and Yilianova for not having
the required quota of representative at
the annual meeting for two eonsecu-
tive years.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-02-28
TODAY IS LAST
FOR NEW NAMES
Hurry Up Your Substitute
for SENATORS"
UNEXPECTED DIVERSITY
Suggestions of All Sorts Have Poured
in Rapidly-Stahfs Popularity
Well Proved

This is the last day for you to sug-
gest to Thomas c. Noyes in the Star
building a nickname for the Washington
ball club TO take the place of the hoodoo
Senators" Should you suggest the
name that is accepted as best by the
committee Of sporting editors of Wash
ington you will get a season pass.
The diversity of names submitted has
been astonishing, and far greater than
was expected. The suggestions are COM
ing in faster than ever, and by tonight
1t is expected that the committee will
have a pile Of between 900 and 700 TO
consider. AS the letters are received
they are numbered and filed. In this
way there will be no chance for d dis
pute about who first proposed the name
adopted. For instance. If the club
should adopt the name, Little Potatoes
But Hard to PEEL and that was Sug-
gested by numbers 63, 121, and BAT, the
season pass would go to number So,
which had beaten the others in be
ing first to put forward the name.
Queer Suggestion.
A rather queer suggestion comes from
Leroy Scribner. He wants the team
called Mediums He says the men
have been accused of being in a trance
and it would show that they have per-
feet control over Spirits
N. H. Newmeyer does not see any
reason for a change at all, but II one is
to be made, he thinks 1t can best be
done by calling them the New Sena-
tors
H NJ. L. has q new scheme. He would
call the. team this year "Weaklings, "
and If it gets out OF last place would
call 1t Wizards" Several other pro-
gressive schemes of a similar sort have
been proposed.
J. Byrner is for an old reliable, such
as .tAdmirals'' or Generals
StahI Popular.
The popularity OF Jake StahI. the child
manager who will handle the team next
season, is shown by the number OF fans
who would give the club d nickname
based on his name. George Wagner is
one OF the Stahl enthusiasts. and wish
es the team called +-Garlands.'' for Gar
land is the handle TO rhe signature the
manager signs on the pay roll. An
other argument advanced by Brother
Wagner is that garland implies a
ring and the fans hope 10 see the new
team play rings around its opponents.
that pass. He says II the committee is
too dense to appreciate the value of his
first suggestion, how would IL do TO
call the team "Stahlwarts2" Oh.
pshawi
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-02-28
RAILWAY LEAGUE
TOD SLOAN PILOTS A
FAV0RiTE TO VICTORY

NEW ORLEANS. La, Feb. 2S.-Tod
Sloan rode Il winner at City Park yester-
day and received an ovation upon re-
turning to the paddock. He piloted
Garnish. a 10 5 faYorite, to victory
mile.
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Nelson's Hold-Up.
BASEBALL.

bAS EbALL-
Hugh Jennings is working an unusual
double stunt on Princeton and Cornell.
The Baltimorean coached Cornell for
three years, but this winter went to
Princeton. He has been with the Tiger
squad for some time, but on next Friday
he will leave Princeton and put in two
weeks coaching Cornell. In view of the
fact that the two universities are great
rivals on diamond gridiron, and track.
this looks funny.
Christy Matthewson says he is ready
to back Archie Graham, of the Giants,
in foot race against any player III
either of the big leagues. Are we to be
punished from now on by dope on the
relative sprinting abilities of different
players without ever having race? It's
n pity that Bill CIarke-Dude Farrell
sprint was never pulled off
Jack CAMEL. of the New York Ameri-
cans. paid s., 800 for the franchise of the
Grand Rapids Central League) club.
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Personal Comment on Men and
Things in the Field Of Sports

member of the team of last season was
left. Pfe}fer, Byers, Warner and Cook
ball, Cap ain Roberts was killed in
railroad wreck, and now Taylor and
Pope have been disqualified for scholar
ship conditions This last straw has
broken Illinois back. and Jake stal1I
and the other coaches have been cast
ing about for new material TO whip to-
getner for the spring
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-02-28
DOWN THE ALLEYS.

by dropping TWO games TO the Gov
eminent Printers. the Interior team
dropped back and is now tied with the
Commissioners for second place in the
Departmental League.
The Navy Yard quint showed fine form
on Saturday evening" when it took three
straight from the PostefTice. with the
best scores which the sailors have made
this season.
The bowling in the Postofffce League
was of a higher quality than usual and
there was some good work done by the
different individual bowIers Ward top
ped the list with 221 and 2O4, with Web
er second with 21S, and seeden next best
with 203.
The Lawyers Of the Real Estate
League were treated to q surprise nv
the Assessors, who took two games
Barton was high man with IA. while
Bauman and Yates were next with 212
each.
The Saengerbunds made it one. two.
three in the District League against the
FLORISTS club. The work of the Ger
mans was very fine throughout with
Captain Eckstein high man with 234. AL
ilson came next with III
Tonight's schedule = Departmental
Commerce and Labor vs. Treasury.
Plate Printers, Boston VS.. Philadelphia.
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Trained to the Minute
For Big Fight Tonight
COrbett and Nelson in Grand Shape-Dane
Slight Favorite in Early Betting, But Even
Money Is Expected.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Feb. o.
Young Corbett" and Battling Nelson
will clash tonight for their second mill
in the arena OF Woodward'S Pavilion
and q rip-roaring fight Is anticipated.
The battle Will determine whether or
not Corbett is to pass into pugilistic OBJ
livion, as Nelson defeated him ffandily
in the first fight. Corbett claimed poor
condition, but tonight he will enter the
ring trained to the hour and the pink
of physical perfection. The winner will
have the opportunity of meeting Jimmy
Britt, the champion. They will make
100 pounds at the ring side and Jack
Welch will referee.
Nelson's Hold-Up.
The men are to fight for 90 per cent OF
the gross receipts, of which Nelson is to
receive the bigger share, win, lose or
tie. Corbett had to submit to this hold
up as he calls it, before Nelson would
sign articles of agreement with him.
Nelson was slight favorite in the
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-02-28

: The University Of Illinois faculty has
put the probability of a winning team
out OF the question When the PLAYERS
assembled the committee got list of
candidates, and after all the names had
been passed upon, only one regular
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-02-28

Frank B. Ellis. Of Pennsylvania, has
been reappointed mana ger of sthesinte
collegiate field and track championships,
while James E. Sullivan. of the Amateur
ATHLETIC Union, Will referee
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-02-28
AMATEUR ATHLETICS.

For the first time in her history SYRIA
clse will be represented in the two-mile
relay at the Pennsylvania carnival in
April
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-02-28

betting this morning, but it is likely
that even money viii be the rule when
the men enter the ring. This is because
betting men, who have visited Corbett's
camp call him an entirely new Corbett.
Joe Cans, who has trained with the
Denver boy. is enthusiastic over his
prospects. He says Corbett is in great
condition and Will be in as good form
when he enters the ring as he ever was
in his life.
Mystery About Weight.
Much mystery has enshrouded Nell
sons training quarters in regard to his
weight Those who are closest tc the
Dane do not show the least anxiety as
to his ability to make $50 pounds at 6
o clock tonight.
Nelson Won 3, 900 when he fought Cor
bett before E[e is reported saying
that he will bet that amount on himself
in tonight's fight, as he wants to make it
$4,000 or nothing. 1t is evident the Dane
is not worrying about the weight ques-
ton.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-02-28
DANGEROUS ULCERS
ROOTED I'M THE BLOOD.

After the of As so, when the vital powers are
naturally weaker it is noticed that hurt of any kind
heals slowly, and often very Insignificant scratch or
bru1se becomes bad ulcer this time of life
warty groWths, mo1es and pimpes that have been on
the body almost from birth begin inarne and tester
and before very long are large eating soughing ulcers
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-02-28
MISCELLANEOUS.

1t spoke well for the local sports when
at the preliminary bout to the Goteh-
Grant match the other nigh; Walter
Gallagher had his arm thrown out. the
crowd dug down and Clipped in enough
10 make I'D for what the youngster viii
lose white he is recovering. Gallagher
mas requested the writer to express APP
probation for the kindness and consid-
Grafton shown by the spectators Wal
ter IS getting along nicely.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-02-28

The addition Of the Bureau team to
the Capital City Baseball League was a
move IN the right direction. There are
q Iot OF i've sports connected with that
department and they are ever ready to
support ali sporting propositions The
sending of their bowling team to Mil
Naukee and the success of the Plate
Printers League are evidence of the en-
ergy of the Bureauites
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-02-28

The following horses are eligible to
start in the Crescent City Derby on
March IL which. if there are a dozen
starters, will be worth s12, coo: jim
Kings Trophy, Edith May, Darius, Lady
Mercury. Light Note. Garrett Wilson
Monaco Maid, Song and Wine Right
Royal, The Trifier, Ranger Kiffie
Plat. Free Booter, Friar Tuck, Trapper
Kiities, Junius, Far West, Augur, Jake
Sanders, Rams Horn, WhippoorwiiI
Escutcheon.
TOM ROLAND.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-02-28

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thing radically
with blood ne matter had
old faint that
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is beginning 'IiD.
OF Cancer These old
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CO 60 c@I remedy No poison is powerful
so deadly that this great vegetable remedy
cannot reach and kind quickly yield
curative properties Medical advice without charge
zHE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co. ATLANTA, lie
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-02-28

Tonights schedule = Departmental
commerce and Labor VS. Treasury.
Plate Printers, Boston VS.. PhfladeInhia
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-30
Giae l1sberraidmns.

Cine 6o93eit 10 gan; i'm Stillsn, bic
fur ale 8erwanoie unb 0etannte eine
ueberraidune iein follte, baiien 6reb.
2idtenauer IT,, 1908 @sF Waibing=
ton Str.. uno SRI. 8ettie Woob 9e=
plant uno gu bieiem 3wede batte
Der iunge grdutigam nit benz Sci.
ratbsi4eine geuartet, big seiner Mnf9i
na9 ole '3eitungsmdnner ldngif TN
8stte laaen. Sis Sade aber tpurbt
bennod ru9bar uno bon allen Seiten
fr6mten ipdter bic Greunbe ber6ei.
Gem iun9en paare aud eine ueber=
raiduns gu She'll tueroen 3u laiien.
2iatenauet's 9aus tpurbe bon ober
big unten nit plataten aller Mrt befo.
riH unb perpunoert iabsn ipdier pai.
ianten fi9 has 10 eigentbhmlia oeto.
rirte Saus an, bis bann enbli9 burd
bic Wufi6rift Der plafate fih Der Nn.
laB' 3u Der eigenartigen Decoration
auftldrte. Sas iunge paar miro beut'
frtih beim @rtpaden tpobl b69lt4f
tiberraf9t setpeien iein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-30
Sas Soipital fur S@wiao=
ii9tige.

Die 8eIunbbeitsbeb6rbe befhloB GEE
fern, bon anbsren Stdbtsn Snforma'
tionen in 8eaus auf bort eingeridtete
Soipdlsr fhr Saminbfhdti9e sin3u-
3iebsn, um iOl&e SnformatiOnen benz
Wapor gu unterbreiten. Der Wapor
opponirt Der Sbee zines oerartigen 9o-
ipitales, burd bic Staot erri9tet, be-
firportet aber bic @rridtung elmer
Staatsanffalt fiir iolhe 3wede, aud
mhroe nod anfi&t bes @apOrs elm
osrartises unternebmen fir bic Stabi
fia als gu tOitfpielis ermeiien. Or.
3eene, Der fdotiite @siunobeitsbeamte
oagessn alaubi. baB SnoianapOlis fid
elm bsrartisss Soipital lsifen tonne.
oa anoare Sidbte iOl9e ginri9=
tunesn nidt als su fofipielis fanben
9is Neitation fur elm oerartiges
unternebmen wuroe burh ben Sones=
Tall neu angeregt. Das Slower
Miiiion 9ofpital III Der Stabt niai
psrpfii9tet, Die Wufnabme bon 9ranten
in baEelbe idsint nidt obligatoriid ail
isin uno fals ir9enb etwas fur ftGbti-
I9e 2rante su tbun iit, fpllte folGes in
einem Hdotiiden ooer StaatsbOlpitale,
tpeldes bic Steuer3abler ielber erbalten
uno bur9 ibre Seamten regulirsn. &C.
Iheben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-30
Yoli3eilides.

Ses @inbru 4es berbHdti9i
purbe ssfsrn @eorss 2iaer. elm Is
Sabre alter Sunse, uerbaftet. gr III
befduloist spsi Wirtbi@aften beraubi
su 6ubsn. 3ebn Dollars gaargslo,
cine Nn3abl Glafaen gier uiw. tuerben
perniiBt. @eitere 8srbaftunsen tuer=
ben fOlgeu.
harles 3tnnear, elm IL
Sabre alter Sunse, tuuroe geifern
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nit oemielben in Der Stabt lumber,
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mobnen porsab, an9elogen bate.
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gerb6r nabm uno ausfano, baB er in
6nmilton, O6io, su Sauie lei uni
isinen @ltern bort ausrib. gr tpirf
bOrldufi9 bier 9ebalten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-30
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sablt batsa.

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tiir3lid gu 5rantton aur praris nieoers
lisB, puroe bort bom Seteftip 2Ows
bsrbaftet unb nod bier suriidgebra4t.
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@edfel, auf bic Summe BON $40 lau'
tsnb, benz $50 Of Waibington Ctr.
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bort Idnasre 3eit auf bic Mbfabrt bee
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fanosn fid bereit. ghrgi9aft fur Der
iunsen Wann 3u fsaen unb proteiiir.
ten snsraiit sesen bic gerbaftuns.