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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-03

charge. He told the jury that certain duties were expected of them and that in their investigations they must have no personal fear or favor. Judge Greene called attention to reports of ballot box stuffing and pistol carrying. He also directed attention to the in- ferior courts in the county. The grand jury has large number of matters to take up at this term.
 Announcement is made that the re- tail lumber dealers of Alabama and Tennessee have formed an organization for mutual benefit. Richard Randolph is president. Charles c. Heidt, vice. president and w. E. Wailes, secretary treasurer. The first annual meeting will be held at the Hotel Hillman in this city on January 10th at which there will be a discussion on various matters of interest pertaining to the retail lumber trade.
 T. E. Brooks, the new superintendent of the South and North Birmingham divisions of the Louisville and Nash vile Railroad, who succeeded MT. B. M. Starke, elected to general manager, will arrive in the city tomorrow morn ing and take charge of the office MT. R. Wheeler. who will succeed Mr. Brooks at Nashville, will remain here for several days yet until Assistant Su- perintendent E. J Haylow is able to get about with more ease. MT. T. F.. Brooks. as has been stated before, Is railroad man of ability. MT. Wheeler and MT. Haylow are well up in rail- road work.
 James Thomas Jones, who accident ally shot himself Saturday near his home in Calcis, Shelby County, and was brought to Birmingham, died at the St. Vincent hospital this morning at o'clock. His remains will be ship ped this afternoon at 1 o'clock to his home.
 The Commercial Club has been noti- fled by Hon. David R. Francis, presi- dent of the St. Louis Exposition, and also president of the superior jury of awards for the exposition, that the grand prize has been finally awarded to the club for its exhibit of the statue, Vulcan"
 The inferior jury of awards had pre- viously awarded a gold medal for the iron man, but upon review by the supreme jury 1t was decided that the Alabama exhibit was the best and therefore awarded the grand prize ac- cordingly. In addition to this Messrs J. A. MacKnight and J B. McWane were awarded gold medals as colIab- orators.
 President Francis has notified the club that the medal and diploma for this award will be issued by the ex- position company as soon as it is ready for delivery.
 The club was also notified that the Braces Shale Brick Company, of Graves Mines, Alabama. has been awarded a silver medal for its shale exhibit.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-03
Change of Firm.

Taking effect Monday. January 2nd, 1905, Mir Fred Ridolphi succeeds to the firm of Meyer G Gaseenheimer proprietor of the Pickwick Saloon at 103 Commerce Street and will strive in future to merit the patronage of the old firm.
 The retiring firm Messrs Meyer & Cas- senheimer wishes to extend thanks to their old friends and patrons and recommends the new proprietor. Mir. Fred Ridolphi
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-03
Dividend Notice.

At a meeting of the Directors of the Mer- chants X Planters Farley National Bank. of Montgomery, Ala. held at its banking rooms Dec. 30th, 1904. the usual semi an- nual dividend of per cent on the capi- tai stock was declared. payable on demand. and the sum of $50, 1000. co was added to the surplus fund of the bank.
 LOUIS B. FARLEY, zt Cashier
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-03
Stockholders Meetino

The annual meeting of the stockholders of xhe First National Bank of MontEomery win be held at it's banking rooms on Tues day. Jan. 10th. 1905. a. F o'clock noon for the election of a Board of Directors and for the transaction of any other busi- mess that may properly come before the
 A. 8. wooLFoLK.
 Rot Cashier.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-03
MAsoNIu
NOTICE.

Regular session of the Lodge will be held khis Tuesday evening at the Home at o'clock Initiation. Refreshments. E. J. Meyer. ". R. Wilkinson. Exalted Ruler.
 Secty.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-03
Notice of Annual Meeting.

The annual meeting of stockholders of the Montgomery Hotel Company. called for the purpose of electing a board of oirectors and for such other business as may come before Ahe convention will be held on Wednesday, January 11th at the office of the Company at o'clock D. m
 c. A LANIER 1ues-4t Secretary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-03
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

At meeting of the Directors of The Fourth National Bank of Montgomery held 0n December 3oth, 1904, a semi-annual divi- dend of three per cent on the capital stock of the Bank was declared payable January list, 1905.
 W. H. HUBBARD, at Cashier.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-03
ANNOUNCEMENT.

F. C. Randolph hereby announces himself as a candidate for mayor of Montgomery. subject to the Democratic nomination and he is pledged to no individual and to no interests. If
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-03
The News of Mobile
Advertiser Bureau.
 Mobile. Ian. 2,


 In the Circuit Court this morning Hon Samuel B. Browne presiding. the first case on the call was the motion of Mcintosh and Rich. representing the M., !. and K. c. Railroad. in a suit wherein the city of Mobile was the plaintiff. This was one of the now famous riparian rights cases. Judge Browne announced that, after due de- liberation. he had decided that there might be some question in view of the statute and the authorities which had been cited, as to whether he should try the city cases. where the question is raised and presented before trial and he would. as provided by law, where such questions arise, certify to the clerk of the court that the presiding judge was rendered incompetent to try the case. because of relationship to a person who has an interest in the case.
 Under the law the clerk of the court will have to appoint a special judge to act in this case. It Is supposed that the parties will get together and agree upon some member of the bar to try this cause.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-03
NOTICE,

The drawing for a buggy took place this morning. The lucky number this time was 2e72. The holder of this number will call and receive the buggy.
 HELMS & CO,
 119 Houston Street. January 2. 1904.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-03

The city public schools will resume operations tomorrow morning. The public schools of the county will begin day later-Wednesday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-03
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK. Montgomery, Alabama.
DIVIDEND NO. 60.

At meeting of the Directors of this 7 Bank held today, the usual QUARTERLY dividend of two per cent @ per cent) was declared payable on demand.
 A. s. WOOLFOLK, December 31st, 1904. Cashier.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-03

Mrs Hunt. a widow, residing at Prichard Station, north of this city, was severely injured last night by an unknown person. The lady was call ed to her door and. on responding, was struck in the breast with a brick, thrown by an unknown person. The sheriff was notified and Is investigat- ing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-03

D. M N. Ross, sometime city en- gineer, is desperately i'll at his home in in this city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-03

Daniel Lane, well known business mangpf New Orleans, Is in the city on a visit to friends.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-03

A. A. Passolt of Montgomery, was the first man to register on the new book of the Battle House for the New Year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-03

At Golden, this county, today, al the home of the bride, MT. Joseph Gard ner of Memphis. Tenn. was joined 1T marriage to Miss Pearl Bridges, ( charming young lady of that place.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-03

Hon. Ben F. Elmore of Demopolis Ala, is in the city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-03

Charley Fritz, a local baseball player, who has figured extensively in the Southern League, left today for Pro- gresso, Mexico, where he goes to &C., cept position with John Henry 'Tootsie" Farmer, who Is coaching a team in one of the Mexican cities.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-03
White Man Suicides.

The body of a white man, later ident- flied as that of Charles Ayres, was found this forenoon on Futile Avenue about 100 yards from the road near Spring Hill. There was a wound over the left temple and pistol lay beside the body. Mir. Ayres was about 45 years old and was well known. being highly connected and esteemed by a large circle of friends. He was a plumber by occupation, but at the time of his death was employed as a driver by the McGregor Mineral Water Com pany of Spring Hill Deceased was never married. He leaves his mother, two brothers, Norman and Clarence, and two sisters. Mrs. Paul J. Roberts and Mrs. John Dobson, all residents of this city except Norman Ayres, who Is now in New Orleans. The mother of the unfortunate man was greatly shocked when she was informed of his sudden death. She said he left home at o'clock this morning and was ap- parently in good spirits. She could as- sign no reason for his suicide.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-03

wish could meet in person or have letter from streets whom experienced specialist, -deacient In procreative power: wish ln
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-01-25
Die erbfaait Der gerner sare..

Den 8dr.n i'm 8irensrdbtn 81
Bern, SdDei3. par bon sinem Dor spei
Sdbren in pruntrut ~perItorteaen
Sunsseielen te@tomentarijd beHsn
ganSes @ermOsen Susef4rieben tpors
ben. Sn benz 2eItamen.e bieb es: 80
bic Wenidsn mid i'm Qeben pero1.een,
10 follen ie mad meinem 9obe nihts
bon mir baben, unb besboIb permdte
ih Tein Berm09sn ben ,Muben' in
Bern SalIs bic ge-ner Gems nse bos
biuter.aTene Grbe ausi9Iaes, bisb es in
benz TeftoHsnt meter. fpIs es Der tas
tbolti6tn 7Rirdsnsemeinhs pruntrut
5ufGlen. "a bic erFt 8ettmmuna
nadtrdsIid NIT Bleifift buy1s:Rriden
mar, beaniprudts bic, .atbolifHe Sc
rretnbe pruntrut BITE gauge 6interlaf.
Ieuf1aft unb betrot ben proaeBtpea.
Gin ~sinfiser qussons fir lie trfdien
abtr 3tpeifelbdft, unb nsulih bat re
Jid nit Der @ertreterin Der .Tsnten,"
Der 8erner Ginpobnersemeinhe, balm
pe~ritdnbtst, bob bon Der 5000 Jranes
q Sraur e,e;d 1873 gents) ~betraa.,e
ben 6;nterlaH.n. doft $500 Tranes ben
Barren I'm Berner 9irensraben anfaIs
len, $500 ssronts lie feIbft bebGIt. Or
.Wusn- foIen TIRE @efr;ebigung iiber
biefeu Mussang bur1 ipobItponeubes
Drummer gu erfenten geeeben baben-
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-01-25
etodbslms mormoueutemusl.

Sn StpdhoIm, G1pebsn. tpurte bic
Ter Sage Der erie Mormoneatempel, be,
cuberhalb Imeritos erbaut porh, Elm.
setpeibt. Sic Rotten fir ben BAL,
purben bon ben ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
IN utoh nufeebro4t. bic gum Better
bes StpdbcInter Tempsls Hon3.rte nm
9onspersnii9unssn pe,onFaIte!sn. Ti,
fapeDiias SauStftobt fol elm Witt.I-
punt fir bas Wcrmcnsnttum In
Scandinavian perben, Bonn in Der
fianbinobiit den 2Gnheru fonssn b,
YSeiligen Der lebten Sage" T1on Dor
ieber siRen Defenders sinftisen Bpben
Jn Utah stbt Is sse.ntpGrtis niht zee
niset ola $4,000 @ionbinaDier, nam.
lih ttipo $4,000 OGnen, 10000
Ghreten lnb Der Rei Rcrpecer
@erbefrGfk Der Wprmpnen finb IN
saHs europa tadtis. Ra1 ibren eisner
1nsobsn eibt Is m oisiem Grblteil
iiber 1000 Beanie uno Ritelister.
poror bic meiiter auf Stonbinapisz
artfolsn. GIIein in Sapeoen gi6s G;
se%stnnGrtie 45 gesRten. Ter Gao
oes neuen Sempels Ia fir 800 BIB 10oG
psrfcren etneeri@ta.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-01-25
Ger lat He9

Der iSpuif& ON Surs seIssene Orr
Breitungen. Der bonn etpbtn Berftbt
anb Getriete Der W<lt ned niht am
setrdntelt III, bat iih mcntss aus ber
.sut:n. alien 3sit@ beriibereersttet, ba2
t4t prat lid III. unlGnait bur4spans
oerk sraDitdtifdsn Gtrittea ber Ge.
meinbeoierer bic Drtsfrobe; bon
.Surssg reitunsen1.. esfplsi, riib,t. q
In g.meFenen abfiSabsn bic geneinbt.
tlins.' uuh REF bann Ia mGbtiaem
gos be Worts aus: ,Trisuise, mel.
DER eeeenip6rtie be Gemeinbes Rltfie.
Spr;s. TN Belize 5ai, ipirS srtus.ub
rfu4t, fe fofori BEN DrtsftuI,efi al
iberbrins,n.- Gs mar nGmii1 por
Der Gemetnbt fir nortommenbe Sdns"
eth foI6ts. anfHeinenb fir pisis arouts
beiten niSIi6es Snftrua.eni aneef6dffi
tporben. Yer btrria lac Snsaber, Der
q fit3 betH Drtsf&ulssn s.borsi, tatt,
e. ni4t tpiebtr dbesIiefert, une Der
S6ul3e beuubts nun ben fir Jpn niAa
rigeuobnIiheu Dse .bes gustfine.ins
I'M pieber gun, Gemeinbe. giseHtbum
a. tpurien.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-01-25
Sos ,,Sbifiu."

Wiu man in Sapan elm 9aus mies
ten, 70 lit es nit Der monotli9eu
Mietts aI.in ui9t s.tban; man mub
cine Giherteit Helen b. 3. ben ettpa
breimonatlitsn Mietbspreis benz
Sdus6eiter ola Hoution e.Sen. Be
trdst bi. Monatsmiette alio 100 Gen
(etpa 500, 70 muB man 800 Gen obn.
cine amber. Siaerteit ala cine gms
pfanssbef9 sinisuns i'm 9Oraus tesab,
len. Dieles GeIb, .fbitin~ s.nannt,
entbinbet tsinespees bon Der 8e3abs
lung Der monotliGen Mistts BON erT,sn
Monat on. Gs fts3t sans sur G.rfiis
guns bes 5austeTsers. 3infen tes
tommt man ntdt; Sasesen liefert bas
.fbitin" of s.nus bas 8etriebstapital
fir irsenb einen auf6eEerunest ebirfti.
gen Gef1Sfts3tpsis bes Wermietters.
2eute, rpelde pie!s SABRE lang In eth
un6 Semf.lbsn Sauie pobnsn, tonnen
bas Nufselb oIs perfGentt cetro1tsu;
benn fe tstommen e ni1t eber tpttber,
ais bts Re .bas 5dus reriaEen unS
aud bann arr unnoutomnten. Dem
5ub0rberit siebt Der 6austtr ale BE-
pardturtofen fur bds .pertpobnte.
Saus ab. l1nb bic sibt ss In sinsur
Sauie, bas nur aus 6ota. popifr. nee
rig glas unb Gtrobmatten bsIre9t.
thinner In Ollie unb Gine. 4Ie bisf.
S96ben MiiHen besahIt fperbeu unb
ais Tayatious : RcmmiIiion ipaItet
alIein untsI9rdntt bic s.bietents
@timme bes Sausberrn. Wan iann
a!fo unter llmitdnben ftob fein. tpenn
man i~ibertoupt ettpas bon 5sirem
.ftitin@ rsttet. 1robbem III b.efe Gins
ridtuns uidt eaus uubere&tist, btun
BET benz serinse1 Sousratb Der Sopa,
rer 1T sos ~Radtu" alIsu Iei&t &C.
uloht.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-01-25

il.ber ben beriibrt,n ruIiifteu Bib,
bauer Giirt 9roubsBtoi er3Gblt Elm
Wttarbeitsr bes poriTer -Siaorc"
5irf Sroub:bhi, elm b~aumforter.
bortlofsr Risie, tn elm i~iberseue.et
8~.setarisr, Der nibt einmoI Mil3 unt
Ger senieBt. Die NiIH lit ibm Elm
,TiebgobI an bst natiirIiHtn Tabruzo
Fir bic aGl6er.- bas 81 elm .unsebprc.
nes Subn.' gr fpridt NIT Der innsran
lleterasusuns eines Mpoftels unb bon.
merit stasn ole Neffft.ois unb GAniteI.
als ipenn bic .TlefdfxFer" Werbrs.
der oser fpenioitsns Sbipten tpGren. Ct
liebt bic Sbiers NIT elmer riibrenben
Rinbli9teit unb lsbt in Ieinem ScuIs
In petersburg mil einsm BGren, neun
6unben. spei WDtfen ttnb eiusm Nc.
nin6en suiommsii. bic Ct oIle au 8eeer
iurisrn sr3pssn bot. Gsit feds Satren
riibrt Der Girit tein Tlsif4 msbr an
CT Iebt BON Gemii5en, IN Del gsto6t,
bon Salai. bon trndenem Brot, bon
rDben Jriidten. gr fiibIf Ft Bel biefH
2ebenstreife febr fpobi, i'll unb ibt ttGf.
tiger als friiter unb bsboupttt, tcs
6eilmittel sesen ole Rronfbeit in Ger
pflonSentoft ~sefunben 5u boben. Dn
GeinfdmsGtrei III ibm nibt nur Elm,
acknowledged. fs trI9tint Tim oIs
Elm Qaiie.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-01-25

S~sp~a@sls Rss.essss. sws ssfua sss wsl~
snas sss sssssss sss asassss..
Cine 5ommluHs tsrabmi ~OfpeEbs.
asr .lsesH. bic sgi SAls6HtlDsrn o.,
kolstn paresn. IN Dem Carrier .Oau.
Gols' ~sulsfhtrl pOyesn. IA IN Des
alfm Rfll0as AHfpEa6s an feline
WlaulSdfu aR 1a@ uen 1EaIalsar:
alt England srlpaFist, bah brute
9spsrmann isim EfIiAi ibui.- ala
Cromwell Tn Der G6ladi non peri ben
.Gsnsral Wan6ellxr bon ben i0nigIi4eu
1fuppen fllttsn lab. REF e. TOM az:
.aRplorb. Git trrea fi&, Der Deiub In
nl4t duf biflsr Gsitel. Gos Hort
senisis, INN bic fponttnbtn gisitsn gum
S5tsbtn a. brinesu une bic bereits pers
lortne GAlaht Su estptnnfu-
Gds Bstipid Gsrbtndnb GorieS. Der
bet Der 2onbnns In altyito feline
G@ifft perbrnnnte, frurbe mebreremole
In 6bnIi4n Gituationen befoIst. Qa4
Der Ginnabms BON aebl I'm Jubre 1897
sr;ffen bic fssrti6en OefierreiAer bic
GransoIen In ibrem Deri4onsten Eager
ON uub festen is Dor 5iA Der bis su Der
flieeenpen Bride, bic mon fir ben
Rid5us iiber ben Rbetn sei&losea
battle. Do lisb Der franaoff6e General
2toourbe bic Bride balls obbre&en unb
rief ben Jliebenben ~entsegen: .Solbas
ten, bier 1T Der 4bsin, bort Der 6einb.
Sbr mibt ertrinten ODER tdmpfen!
WGblt!" ga bielteu ft benz 4uiturm
Der SeIterrei6sr Stano. 8ei 2.snopo
tpolIte p.tsr Der Grobe .insn PrOuiants
aug erotern, ben Der General 2etpens
bdupt RarI XII. 3ufiibrte. aber ale
Qnsriffe Der RuIen tpurben abseIdlas
gen, unb bic S9laGt i9ien bereits pers
loren, ols Der Gar ben 8oiaten ieiner
4rrieresares oui4rie: .G4laet ieben
nieter, Der flis5t! LIMB i9 beTeble Gu4,
audi mid su tDbten, fpeHn i9 feis iein
tperbe!- Die RuHtn mahten aebrt
unb liesten. Dieter Befebl trinnert on
bas Wort Ga Roftidquelins. Der feis
neri penbeii4er Bousrn 5irief: .Mem
ib portp6rts ssbe. folst mir! DenH i9
fliebe, tSbtet mid! Wenn i@ fterbt,
r6&t midi Roa srdnbioisr iff ber
aluSfprn4 gatinats in Der GnIo@t
BON gbiari. Gin Dffisier fusts 5i
ibm: .2lber Gie fibrtrs urs ia IN ben
2o6!- Worauf Der Mort9aI ertpis
bette: Dos rs tpobr. Dor lns ia
Der Sob, aber bintsr unS III bic
G1anbe!- Seinri1 Nv. belt tn bet
S6laht feline retirirenbe alpcntgdrbe
NIT ben Wcrttn uuf: .TrebtG u& ruT!
Denn Sbr f4on nt9t tdmpf.n mott.
10 iebt lpeuisf.ens an, ME t4 iterbs!1
Der beriibmts Reitersenerni pappsns
beim brittle isiuen S9pobrcneult In Der
S1ladt bet 2issn gu: .puppenbeimet
feb Sbr! Bortpdrts!" DAMMIT fibrte
e. fe In bic j1ipeDiiten Butterien.
Mud3 Der 6umor fam piel auf benz
S6la1tftlbe belfen. Won erinnere fid
nlr, tpie 8iii1er feline preuben Dor
Wdterloo aneiierte: -8orfpGrts, Rins
Der! Sd bab's ia benz Dsniugton Der.
fproden. 2abt ibu nidt aufiistu!'
Sas @elunseuts leiItete Tf4 aber, um
ben seiuntenen Mutb fetuer Solbdttn
tpieber gu beltteu. Der tapferiIs oIer
napoIecnH6eu Gen:rdle. Triant. als
bic Salrsu bts Seilees bic Rsiben ber
Granao1.n beaimtrten unb bieie utdt
mebr poripdrts nollten, risf CT linen
3u: rMas beibt benn base Sir bic
elenben feds Sous, bic Sbr pro Tag
betommt, fiirbtet Sbr guG Sa Rerb.n9
Gebt mid on! Sd tate 10000 2ipres
Rente unb fiirdts MIDI ni4t! Rcpf
bed, bamit i6 einen S&nurrbort fsftu
fann!"
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-01-25

9pbes MIter. SIM MIter bon
.e08 Sabren farb in Wirbauen i'm ruf,
Mfen Commencement Gupolii Der
lfrisere prottif6e WrSt Or. 3ipne:psti
aus @arffau, Der Cor b-si Sabren
mod Wirba1en fam, um ben Ref I.i,
R4r Sage i'm Sauf. feines bort dnfGf'
fgen Sduusers. bes apotb.tsrs 9ers
klttpsti, Su perbrtnsen. Yer gsrftcr.
feue, Der felt Iins:r.r 3eit seIdbmt
mar. bate bis sum 80. Q~ebensiobre
Heebisin ftubirt. mar banu aIs ,polis
AtifGsr WerbreGer- ouf Is Sabre
8ipanesarb.it mad S.birisn D.-urs
tteilt porben. no es tbm se1,atiet
frurbe. bic arStlide prugis ipeiter CUB,
1uil5en.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-01-25

SIREN los. Geburtstae
tuunts lsbtbin Srou Wi9o.l Com II
RiItparite, Wis., fei.rn. Tis alt.
Tame fpurSe in D,Ffpr.uB:n, Teutfa.
lamb. ee5orsn. Si. 1T bic Mutter Scr
wun ainbsrn (ibr gotts Ftarb pp,
sipr!f Sohren). elmer ffaitiiGsn Gr5ob'
bon GrteIr unh llrent,In. Die ssr.
riirnics GrsiFu f,eft isSen Wprs.u III
feds ubr Ell uni ber.iei ist5a ibr'
MohIsetsn aa.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-01-25

Rrpptoi FiBt eth neues Tats,
rial our grseusuns toter Semperatus
rem. Gos RrpptoI IN cine fhporse,
i0rniss MaKt unS bstebt aus .inem
genense scn 2eitern eriter RIafis
(3ohle, Grapbit) unb 2eit.rn stpei!er
ala1s (Sbonerbe. Rarborunbum. Rte
felfGure).
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-01-25
Bon 8nben btanben s.s
fGhrbttt 1dhn. Wnf Der Eiftns

babnfre5e Wons 8ouFu, geleisr,
fpurben oon b6spifI;esr Sanb uneeF6br
200 fhrer. @f!afferftei-e ouf bas Sc
l.ife seI.st. Slid. iderpeif. te-ert!en
Grrterurtei!er, bic on Ter s.fibree!.n
Steqe pcrbei muBten, ben Gtei-tarfen.
pobur@ cine &ataitropbe Osrmiebtn
ipuree.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-01-25

BE Dor ettpd 5000 Sabren besscbri
Edr. iinb In ben Grstn, $50 Mstisn
bon araueo. gbiIt. ogfsefurStr 'ooce
ben. &c ipure.n ard St:!et. sefas-
ben. bic ben gepc;s ~li.fern, BOB hi,
samuIiasl mt:iG:n srSber BON Gtos
ta- rrrsr. ca !ts.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-01-25

BortetGten Der 6 tus
ttnfItege gibt es mad Der U.Ts
ftIurs bon 0aturtunbisen niht Denb
Der sls 48.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-01-25
Widttss ~stri&tlt9t
9 INIT 1etbnria. Tds NmteQe,

mi 9ttbnng. Dds Umfsgt,
yi4t au Dresden bat ben gefiber eiltes
bcrtisen grrbsefhdfts in geibitrafs
esnommen, neil CT ni6t fir cine aness
nefene MiitasspouIe Der 9eiterinnen
Der 6iliolen bes gddafts forste. Das
Geri&t fpies ben ginponb. bob bie5s
4neeIiellten sOlis fslbffidnbis Ieisn.
5uriid; is ieien Geiddftssebi. finnsn;
henen mad Der getperbeprbuung cine
oneemeHsne Nitiosspouis sttu6bri
tperben muHG
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-08-31
How to Answer Advertisements.

Advertisements signed in care of State
SSournaI, such as Address A. B, c, care
STATE Journal" or Address Owner, care
state Journal" should be answered IN
writing only Write your answer and
man 1t care State Journal or leave it at
the state Journal office. DO not ask the
clerks in the State Journal office to give
you the name of the advertiser; they can
not give this information.
Advs. Not Accepted Over Phone.
The State Journal does not accept
want advertisements over the telephone
nor does it make charge accounts OF
tnem The most satisfactory plan is TO
DIlng your want advertisements to the
state journal office. If you can not 90
tHls, call the Western Union telegraph
ofIlee, either phone 81, and tell them that
you have an advertisement for the State
journal. They will send an A. D. T. boy
70 your house You pay the boy for the
advertisement, the State Journal pays for
MS services in bringing 1t down town. Cost
OF classified advertisements is &c per line.
SIX oroInary words make one line.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-08-31
BRITT-NEIsoN BATTLE.
Indications That Tremendous Crowd
Will Be Present.

San Francisco. Aug. S1.-There are
indications that the attendance at the
Britt-Nelson fight at Colma, Septem-
Der 8, will be the greatest in the his
tory of pugilism in this state. Most of
the seats held by the club have been
taken up and it would not excite sur
prise if the gate receipts exceeded
$4,000. The fact that the day is a
legal holiday in this state in a measure
explains the unprecedented advance
in sale.
Both Britt and Nelson are prac-
tically at weight and are merely keep
ing on edge for their meeting. Nelson
has shifted his quarters to this side of
the bay, the hot weather at Larkspur
having caused him to lose flesh at a
faster rate than was beneficial
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-08-31
REAn ESTATE r1sANsFcRs

NJ. M Wilson and husband to VIM.
G. Mcdonald. south half lot $50 and
all SOL Lincoln St, TROOPS second
auQlIlon ........ .................-.-.. S5,Vu0
A. A. Hoffman and husband to A. S.
Bennett, lot 233 and south half lot
2S1 Lake St. Park ,da ad d I9n.a, $40
lots and 8, block 5, College Hill adj
qlt1oh - wv
745, 749, block 2 Fillmore St, lot IA,
block 8, Buchanan St, lot $50, block
4, Lincoln St. lot 745, block A. Blu
chanan St, lots, 1885, 73S and 74S.
block 6. West St. lots 776 and rs,
block S. Bolles ave. and lot 791,
block r. Clay St, and lot 100, block
10, Clay St, Steele's addition -. 1900
E. ]. Minney and husband to Geo. NJ.
Minney, east X of southwest quar-
ter and west half of southeast
Ii. ..................-.. so