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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-26
RIVALING nARDI GRAS
,s r.T BIG BLOWOUT HONOR OF PREsi.
DENT RoosEvELT-se REcE PTIoNs
SPOKE TO THE CROWD E AFTERNOON
BEING IMPORTANCE

Rough Riders. Then followed state
cavalry troops, the state artillery, the
state infantry and the state naval re-
serve, followed by the United States
regulars from Jackson barracks and
the t. S. naval station committees in
carriages were in line and the presl-
dent rode in one carriage with MIR.
Loeb, his private secretary, Mayor
Behrman and Governor Blanchard.
Secret service officers were nearby
and a strong squadron of mounted and
a platoon of foot police led the van.
The procession stopped at the city
hall whore Mayor Behrman delivered
the address of welcome and where
the president made his principal
speech to thousands who found room
in the streets and in Lafayette square
opposite the city hall. On the way to
the hall the president passed special
stands for the New Orleans school
children and a spot assigned to negro
citizens. Absolutely no preferment
was given the negroes in the matter
of the reception and the affair was
"white" from one end to the other.
The presidents address dealt particu-
larly with four things: The import
ance of the Panama canal to gulf
seaports and especially New Orleans;
q greater navy to protect it: the need
of uniform quarantine regulations as
between the states. and railroad rate
legislation.
Brevity marked the addresses of all
save the president and but one other
speech was made. on the part of Mr..
M. J. Sanders. president Of the New
Orleans Progressive union. who vel
coined the president in the St. Charles
palm garden. The president will de-
part at p. m. on the Z. S. light
house tender Magnolia and be convey
ed thence to Port Eads where he
will board the armored cruiser West
Virginia for Norfolk, being Joined at
Key West by vessels of the North At
lantic squadron.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-26
IN HARMONY WITH PRESIDENT
Trade and Industrial Interests Want
Railroad Regulation.

Cicago, Oct. 26.-(Special.)- Dele
gates representing the various trade,
industrial and production interests OF
the country met here today at the
opening of the interstate commerce
lew convention, at the Auditorium no.
tel. The object of the convention is
tc impress upon congress the extent
and persistence of the demand of the
people of all parts Of the country for
legislation outlined in President
Roosevelts last annual message to
congress in which he advocated that
power be vested in the interstate
commerce commission for the regula-
ton of railroad rates. Thus the is
sue is to be joined And the great
struggle between the advocates of
rate reform. with the president as
their leader. on one side. and the rail
road corporations on the other, will
soon be on in earnest.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-26
FIRST SEASON
QUARTERS THURSDAY
MORNING.
Move Was Made Wednesday Evening,
and Drunk and Disorderly"
Was Soon Rounded Up.

The police department got moved
into it's new quarters in the city hall
Wednesday afternoon late, and on
Thursday morning for the first time
Police Judge Toney held police court
in the new court room, on the right
of the entrance to the building. The
rev quarters were initiated with
goodly bunch of lawbreakers at the
court Thursday. Several inches OF
dignity were added to Judge Toney
by his new surroundings. The new
quarters are commodious and we'll
set off for the purposes for which they
are intended. and every policeman on
the force is proud of them.
AS soon as the department had re-
moved from the old building Wednes-
day afternoon, there became strong
rivalry among the members of the
force as to the one who should be
first to make an arrest after getting
into new quarters Officers Bono,
Dawkins and the Parnell brothers
were the lucky ones, for they succeed
ed in dragging drunk and disOrderly
into the station soon after getting
moved
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-26
euckNER RELEASED.

4 D. NJ. Buckner, the ex-bookkeeper
Ror the Halliburton levee camp. who
vas arrested here on charge of OBJ
kaining money under false pretenses
Tuesday night, was arraigned before
Justice P. T. Culpepper Wednesday
afternoon, and was released on his
pwn recognizance. It is understood
HAT Buckner has agreed to make good
yhe money he obtained from the Ham
>pett Grocery company under the
Aim that he wanted it to pay OIL la
Aorers for Halliburton. At the time
e the arrest, Buckner was under the
pfluence Of liquor. and as he secured
nut small amount of money from
be Hammett people it is understood
lat he will not be prosecuted If the
honey is restored.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-26
HAS YET DEVELOPED IN THE
KILLING OF j. M. SCOTT
BY p. LADD.
Mr.. ladd Has Not Applied for Bail,
But Still Remains in Custody
of Sheriff.

There were absolutely no new de-
selopments in the r. P. Ladd killing
case Thursday beyond the mere fact
of the coroner's jury officially filing
its verdict with the circuit clerk. AS
already stated, the jury found that
Scott came to his death by pistol shot
wounds inflicted by F.. P. Ladd.
Contrary to current reports. I4add's
attorneys did not ask for bail Thurs
day. Nothing has been done and moth.
ing will be given out for publication
nor for any other purpose by either
Ladd or his attorneys, all of them re-
naming perfectly silent concerning
the tragedy and stating that the par
ticulars of the killing will come out at
the proper time.
Nevertheless reports of various
kinds continue to circulate, most of
them being in Ladd's favor. AS to
just what action, if any, will be tax
en- pending the recovering of the
grand jury, the public is kept CON-
pletely in the dark. Rumor now has
it. however. that Ladd's attorneys
will take no action whatever; but
will simply await grand jury inves-
tigation, Ladd having waived his pre-
liminary hearing when first placed in
custody. The grand jury will meet in
a week or ten days. and the case will
then have a full and complete hear
ing before that body.
In the meantime, Ladd remains here
in custody of the sheriff's Office. He
is being guarded by an officer, and
spends his time idly while awaiting
developments in his case. His en-
forced idleness is doubtless wearing
upon him. for he has large business
interests to look after and his alb
sence from them is no doubt costing
him large sum of money.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-26
CRITTENT0N COMING
WILL PROBABLY BE HERE THIS
WEEK TO HOLD REVIVAL
MEETlNG
Will Preach at Hawley Memorial.
and That Church Is Preparing for
Big Success.

Mr. D. w Bovce has letter from
Mr. c. n. Crittenton. written at Hot
Springs, in which it is stated that
Mr.. Crittenton can not state definitely
when he can leave Hot Springs. but
probably Thursday or Friday of this
week, and when he comes he will
conduct a series of revival meetings
at the Hawley Memorial church. He
will stop at Mr.. James Monks. 1919
West Sixth avenue Seats will be
arranged in the church to accommo-
date all who may attend the services.
Everybody in Pine Bluff knows Mr..
Crittenton, as he conducted a series
of revival meetings at the First Meth
odist church last winter. He is a
successful revivalist, and Hawloy
Memorial is preparing for a great re
vival under Mr.. Crittenton's preach
ing.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-26
BUT DISCHARGED FlREMEN MAY
MAKE MORE TROUBLES FOR
THE DEPARTMENT.
Davis and Tarver, the Two New Fire
men, Have Begun Work in
Their Positions.

M. Davis and Mr.. Carver are the
names of the two men added to the
sfire department to take the places of
The men discharged by Mayor H. King
White Wednesday afternoon. Davis
started to work Thursday morning.
gbut Carver is i'll, and w. NJ. Blanken-
ship is at work in his place.
It is understood that there will be
no more dismissals from the depart
nent as result Of the present en-
5broglio; but just what future compli-
Nations may arise is hard to predict.
Under the present condition of affairs.
The discharged men are not idle, and
II is quite probable that they will pur-
ue their efforts to make trouble for
Chief Shultz over their discharge.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-26

New Orleans, Oct. 2G.-(Special >
Riyalling Mardi Gras in all but attend
auce from outside territory, the eel
ebration in honor of the visit Of
President Roosevelt will outrank any
nopular demonstration ever held in
New Orleans and today the city is en-
fete, mass of red, white and blue
flags and bunting and Canal street is
a whirlWind of color and animation
in the cool north breezes which have
been blowing for over a week, temper
,Hng the atmosphere and driving the
mosquitoes into preparatory hiberna-
ton.
The statement of DR.. j. H. White
that the president need not hesitate
to come to New Orleans, and that
there was no danger, has been fulfill
ed to all intents and purposes for the
fever has died down almost to eX-
tinction and an average of two cases
day is all to be recorded for the
past week, with no deaths "The end
is in sight," so wired DR.. White to
DR.. Hunter of Mississippi and that he
is believed is evidenced by the rapid
loosening up of quarantines all over
the south, especially in Louisiana and
Mississippi and it is known that the
territory adjacent will send its quota
of those who wish to see the president,
to which end all railroads leading here
have offered excursion rates.
The president reached the city at 9
a. m. over the Illinois Central, and
his car was switched down to the Har-
rison wharf where he at once went
aboard the Southern Pacific's big pas
senger steamship Con.us, and two
hours spent in naval review up and
j down the river Landing at Canal
street the greatest military procession
lever to occur in New Orleans was
formed. The Confederate veterans
occupied the position of honor, follow
ed by the Spanish war veterans. the
presidents outriders being former
members of his own command-the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-26
IT WAS A BILIOUS ATTACK.

E. Kennard. the man who was
found unconscious underneath the
courthouse steps Tuesday night by
County Clerk Jesse Core and Deputy
Clerk Nichol, was sent to his home
at Ellerson Wednesday afternoon. Ken
nard was suffering from virulent bill
ious attack so it is said, and was in
a serious condition when picked up
by the two county officers. He was
given prompt medical attention, and
was much better when sent to his
home Wednesday afternoon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-26
BOWLING CONTEST.

The return game of ten pins will
be played in this city at the Bruns-
wick bowling alley by a Little Rock
and Pine Bluff team tonight. Recent
ly the Pine Bluff bowlers went to
Little Rock and We're defeated. To-
night the Pine Bluff palyers hope to
get even. Pine Bluffs team is COM
posed of the following we'll known
bowlers: J. A. Holmes, c. G. Green,
Ralph Stewart, Pat Brewster, Sandy
Reeves and Capt. Pinney.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-26
COTTON BELT INSPECTION.

Vice President and General Man
ager Brtton and General Superintend-
cnt Green of the Cotton Belt will ar
rive in the city on special train frou.
Shreveport, La, at 5 o'clock this af-
ternoon, and will take the regular
train here for their return trip to
the north. They have been out over
the Cotton Belt lines on a trip of in
srection of the company's properties.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-26

The grocery store of Ben Silberna-
sci. at 72l Hickory street, was bur
@lariZed by negro Wednesday night
very near losing his life as a result
of his temerity Silbernagel resides
in the rear part of his store building,
and late at night he heard u noise in
the front part of the store. and at
once got up to investigate the matter
Creeping cautiously forward, he saw a
burglar in the act of taking some
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-26
SEPTEMBER JURORS.

Following is the second list Of petit
Jurors for the September term of
court: A. H. Meeks, F. l.. Ashcraft.
S. ]. Dorman, F.. w. Fireman, E. A.
Shepard, F.. D. Bussell. Jno. Hutt, E.
Piper. S. T. Ware, H. l.. Miller, w.
J. Payne, F. Lee Fox. B. W. Benton,
Alex Strauss. W. A. Lee, P. ]. West.
D. Lowery, w. w. Byrd. c. A. Taylor,
J. A. Branch. G. H. Caldwell, A. O.
Edwards, W. G. Lockhart, ]. T.
Smithweek. Alternates-B. G. Bay
ley. O. NJ. Lyon. Frank Worrel. J.
Reese Parsons. E. NJ. West. Clifton
Howell
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-26
QUEER PERFORMANCE
Negro Has No Recollection Of Driving
Another Mans Team.

After driving another mans team
ever town and leaving it at his own
residence over night, George Calhoun,
a negro, processes entire ignorance OF
the deed. Calhoun says he was so
drunk that he has no recollection Of
taking the team nor of having It In
his possession. He was fined IS In
police court Thursday morning for be.
ing drunk and disorderly.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-26
SECRETARY TAFT OFF
FOR PANAMA.

Pensacola, Fla, Oct. 26.-(Special.)
Secretary of War Taft, accompanied
by Col, Edwards, chief of Office of the
Panama canal commission, started for
Panama today on the cruiser Colu1n-
bia. in command of Commander John
NJ. Bowyer. 1t is regarded as neces-
sary for Secretary Taft to put himself
in close touch with the conditions of
the isthmus pending the session of
congress. and the necessity for detail
ed explanations pending appropria-
tions. Mr.. Taft will endeavor to
reach the isthmus in time for the ma
tional holiday celebrations.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-26
BANKERS HISS DAWES
DEFENSE OF CAPITALISM BE-
FORE NEBRASKA ASSOCiA-
TON CAUSES WRATH.
Chicago Financier's Vigorous Talk
Doesn't Take With His
Audience.

Lincoln, Neb., Oct. 26.-Both hisses
and cheers answered the address of
Charles G.. Dawes of Chicago before
the meeting of the state bankers as
Dawes championed corporation meth
ods against indiscriminate criticism.
He directed his powers of denuncia-
ion against the 'downwith high-fi
nance" school of literature, and prais-
ed the Garfield report Oh the beef
trust.
He had been preceded by G. NJ.
Brown, president of the First National
bank of Cambridge Neb, who had
commented upon the multitudinous
sins of the captains of industry in
rough-shod manner. When Mr.. Brown
brought about and that he himself
was weary unto death of apologizing
for the crimes of wealth. Mr. Dawes
was not able to contain his rising in
dignation.
He began vehement count er-at-
tack as soon as he was given the floor.
and was greeted by tempest of hiss
es. But nothing daunted. the ex-
comptroller of the currency continued,
modelling his style on Cicero against
Catiline," and the effect was spectacu-
lar. He brought his peroration to
thrilling climax with stacato dictum
that reduced his hearers to state of
rich and penitent enthusiasm.
"To hell with platitudes," declaimed
MI. Dawes. Never did an actor make
q better point than the usually sedate
president of Chicago's Central Trust
company. The western appreciation
of breezy phrase broke loose in a
whirl of applause. Mr.. Dawes had
converted the hissers and the lance
struck hone "To he'll with plati-
tudes,' the Nebraska bankers repeat
ed after him, and went home vowing
that they would use Mr.. Dawes fresh
minted epigram upon their local pas
tor,. =.
Il felt humiliated and ashamed at
the remarks of the speaker who has
just finished" he began. "The gentle
nan saw nothing but wrong in every
thing. He seemed to be searching for
the seamy side and to be overlooking
the virtues in the question. This is
no time for such utterances."
Here the Kisses started, but Mr..
Dawes could not be stopped.
II have no sympathy with the man
who has been stuck in Amalgamat-
ed" he continued. "The first lesson
in the business of stock buying is to
know exactly how much each share is
worth Stop these indefinite accusa-
tions. Do not try to fight Rockefeller,
the steel trust and half dozen other
organizations at once. Find one that
is doing wrong and punish it, The
lamentable fact is that you people
who howl continually have no con
structive theories. We have too many
iconoclasts and too few effective
builders. 1t is the man who works for
the right. not the man who talks
against the wrong. that is the real re.
former"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-26

goods from the store. He at once
opened fire with his revolver, shoot.
ing six times at the intruder; but
the burglar made good his escape, and
it is not known if any of the shots
took effect.
The officers are at work upon the
case, and will probably succeed in
rounding up the would-be burglar. No
goods were taken from the store, ow,
ing to the fight given the intruder
when Silbernagel opened fire upon
him
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-26

To bring the store and its wares
continually, and in a favorable light.
before every possible purchaser. is the
object of our advertising.-Sibley,
Lindsay and Curr. Rochester.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-26

TRAINS RESUME.

Wednesday night the two trains
lately discontinued by the Iron Noun
tain con- pany on account of the quar-
antine regulations, were reinstalled
The southbound passes through Pine
Bluff at 10:45, and the northbound at
4:45, the regular old schedule time.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-26

We believe that our advertising has
fully paid us, because it has been a
gradual and carefully developed
growth.-Manager Small, Marlin Fire
Arms company, New Haven.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-26

O. F. Feldstrom, a we'll known Eagle
Mills citizen, was here on a brief
journey Wednesday afternoon. He
registered at the Arlington while in
town.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-26
EAST END NEWS.

Mr.. !. J. Merrick has gone to Fay
etteville, Ark, as a delegate from
Pine City lodge. I. O. o. F., to the
meeting of the grand lodge in that
city.
Mr.. Weiss, day inspector for the
Cotton Belt shops, is confined to his
bed with rheumatism.
The slumber Of one saint Is no ex
cuse for the sloth Of another.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-26

There is but one way of obtaining
business-publicity; but one way of
ct+oining publicity-advertising.-
Elacbwood.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-26

J. D. Kaiser. the popular represen-
tative of the T. Nicholson and broth
ers whisky house of Cincinnati, Ohio,
was in the city Thursday taking Or
dcrs for the famous brands handled
by his house.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-26
TAILORING

That is our business and we do the
very best tailoring at moderate prices.
Eisenkramer the tailor. above Citizens
bank. Second avenue, corner Pine
street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-26

Mrs James H. Trulock and son,
Mr.. Herbert Trulock, left today for
Danville. N. Y, where Herbert will be
placed in the sanitarium.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-26

The advertisement and the sales.
man together fight the battle of trade
-Nath1 C. Fowler. j.. Boston.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-26
SIX SHOTS AT A BURGLAR

NEGRO sERNAoEL's STORE AND Is
CAUGHT ACT, GOOD HIS ESCAPE AFTER 4
VoLLEY L-poLIcE AT WORK ON THE
PROSPECTS OF LANDING THE NIGHT pRowLER
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-14
Neucr ataantijG,er Sau.

Die metropolitan 9ife Sniuranee
Gomparp in Hetp 0ort bat ieinerseit
In Der Su0ion=M etropole elm eIfitOdi~
ses gebdubs auffiibreu lafen. Sett
ion nun elm @nbau binausefiiet rer=
Den, oefen Sburmipibe fid $50 SUB
iiber bas Gtrabennibeau erbeben tpirb.
Der 8au miro cine 2dnse bon 100
Sub unb cine 8reite bon Is SUB Be-
'fben. Die 8reite bes Sburms belGuft
f1 an ieber Seite auf 70 SUB. Dis
b64ften Bauperte Der Welt fino Sas
Wafbington>M onument, tpel1es 555
SUB In bic 2iifte ragt. bic pbtla6els
pbiaer gitp 9al, tpelde 537 SUB bod
1T uno Der ROlner Dom, tpeI4er fd
i612 SUB iber ben Boben erbebt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-14

amtston sinen Burger anfdbrt, 10
muB mar biss ben obsnan9efhbrtsn
llmftdnbsn 3u @ut 6alten.
Sn benz Gorp Sale wubte Der ge-
ante ni9t, bab sr einsn unbei9oltenen
8tirger nor f4 bate, ba bieies Der
Ial mar, 10 batts Elm UNI 10 arOberes
Rs9t au eruartsn, bob feline fa9li9en
Sraasn 3ufriebsnfslenb bsantwortet
tuurben.
Fer Yoliseirsbolpsr bat i4nn biel
llnslid anssri&tet. absr in allen
SdIsn tpubten bic get6eiligten, baB
elm poli3iif nit einem &ebolber ge'
b6reli1erpeiie beuafnet unb 3tpar 3u
benz 3wsde. um ni&t feline psrion.
icnbern in bsrielben bic Autboritdt Der
Obrief.it 3u tuabren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-14
Sbwpbl es i9werli@ swii9en Nor.

Sbwobl es idwerli@ swiiden Nor.
tussen uno S4weoen gum 2Osi9lassn
fontu,sn pirb, btrfte elm 0sr9Iei9 Der
Webrtraft beiber 2dnoer interefant
iein: ROrusgen 3d6lt 1ur 81 WiQionsn
8spobner, G9wsben bagsssn So
MiQionsr urb S9tpebsn berftet babel
ii6sr Elm fte6enoes Deer bon 1000
Wanrt unb iibsr cine 2risssfdrte BOZ,
$40, 900 Mann, bic nit s 2anbfurm-
Sa5rsstlaRsn sttpa SIG, 900 Mann sr.
rsidt; tudbrsnb ROrusgen MIR stpa
81, 600 Wann fts6enoes Sser bat, bic
i'm 3risgsfaa bur9 2anbpsbr unb
2ansfurm sttua 80, 900 Mann ergsbsn.
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bsosutsno TT bic nsberlsgsn6sit Der
i6usbii6sn 5lotte, bic iibsr IL pan.
3sriaife, 4 pan3ermunitors, Z pan3srs
tanonenboote, 5 Sorpebotreu3er, 8
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arisssf9ife nit So, 7sS SOnnsn &C.
bait urb 351 @si9hben, iopie tiber
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f9ihs, 4400 Mann gemannung lino
80, 900 Wann rgeb6lterung psrftst,
wdbreno bic norwesii4e 6lOtts rlllr
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Sopsbotrsuasr urb SO .Sorpeboboots.
in Summa So 3riessidiHe nit 29, 128
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nsbf elmer aln3abl Silfsbienhf9ifsn,
1900 Wanu BeiaBung uno cine oienf.
pfi9tige Observation-Disclosures 8ep6lfss
runs bon $4,000 Wann 3dblt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-14

5rant @roff, go. Is Weff
38. Strabe wohnbaft, erlitt geFern
beim Nsubau bes G9ulbaufes Ro. A
OF, Der Wi1i9an. uno Blats.S tra6e
babur9 einen 8einbru&, sab ein i4ue.
rer galten auf i'm fisl.
unter Mufpt3ten BET
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beiterpartei ,uirb am nd&ffsn Samfag
tn Der Wanfur 6ane, gde alabama
unb Maibington Strabe, Daniel Sc
2eon etnen 8ortraa balten. Serfslbs
uar betanntli& TIM lebten Musuft Elm
8ertreter Der Soaialifif9en Mrbeiter-
partei auf benz Snternationalen so.
3ialifen'a onareb In MmEerbam.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-14
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Strubenbahn 2inie; er tpeiit ale
notbpenbisen @ebdube auf unb cine
quite Rennba6n. Mun pirb in bie5em
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@uste0ung bur9 f90nes @ieh, bas
man bortbin brinsen tpia, Defenders
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ton Der Garmer bon Norb<W isepniin
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lahen, bic @~usfteauns gu elmer srfolsz
rei4en su MAIDEN. Die Mfhlanb
gOuntp . Gusftelluns fpirb am o.,
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tsmby abgebalteu perbsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-14
Neae Sueorporatiomem.

Sn Der Office bss staatssS strstdrs
uurben folsenbs SncorporatiOnsn sinse-
rei9t:
Die vWiami part Nmuiement Co.,
9untington, capital $40, 900; Sirecs
loren, Sobn %. Ropfon, 6raneis &.
6tults unb SObn 9. Sees.
Die ngoansoius SoIinsB Wiffon
6oms, fsin Capital; Sirettoren, Mlice
grabp, amsrita g. Wrisbt, Belle
Snpber, Olipe 8. Wattbews unb
Nprtle Wilion.
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Snoianapolis, capital $4,000; Sirsc.
loren, 6reberid u. Wertins, Mlice
Wsrtins, @alter 8. Oilers unb Clara
W9. Oilers.
Die v&oiebale anb Gontanet Gars
mers' Telephone Co., parte unb
8igo Counties; capital $4,000; Sirse.
loren, Sbomas W. patterion, Wm.
Wiaiam @tubarb, @eorss Suites, 6p.
Stutharo unb @bas. WuIbabiQ.
Die vSbsal Blof @oal Co., @Iap
@ountp, capital $25, 900; Siret.oren,
8. @. @ommistsp, 8. u. Curtis, 90.
9. 8aubie unb 3. U. Robsrtion.