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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-05
Tludwiroigt &auten.
Sitr5ebn Meni9enlebea beinl Srallb eirer Mep
YDrfer Mietbs=& aierue pernidtet.
Som 6lidE Streif. 8 blei6t felt in iinem Gntidtn6e. -SerbdngnB
buae Grplufon. -gom GrnSee peridlungeu.-Ser Yraioent.-
GnsdeQangsgeind.-3 Sobaen %getObtet.
u u ffelIungs=8 II d.

Nusfte lluns 9 d.
6 t. 2ouis, Mo., 4. Sept,
(@elt=Iusfelunssplab). Nmtli9er
@a9ri9t 3ufOlse ftelte fi6 Der geiud
in ben lsBten feds Sasen auf 759, 307.
Der 8eIammt=8 eiu9 felt @rDHnung
Der Iusffeaung miro auf liz $50
angeseben.
IS m 6 rie=S TT unfen n.
@lebela b., g.. A. Sept. Dur9
&entern zines Napbta Boots, tuorin
fte heute elmer Wettfabrt in 0erminion
a%ntpobnen MOLTEN, fnb sefern Ma9t
ftinf Weni9en i'm grisfse ertrunfen,
bier bieise Nnseitelte unb elm ,.&eifen-
Der aus Sem Sort.
Nm ufer maren Silferufe pernebm-
bar, aber in Der Na9t tonnte tein
Seiftanb seleifet weroen. Nls bas
8not gefunoen murbe, befanb fi9 teitt
@egenfano, Der als 9alt benuBt per.
ben fonnte, mebr in bemielben unb
man bottle, baB fid oielei9t einige
Der SnfaIen serettet bdtten. 9eute
muBte man aber annsbmen, baB ale
ertrunten ino. Cine 2ei9e muroe
ans ufer seipilt.
AUS agamoreS Sill.
OFFER 9 q ., 81. g., 4. Sept.
Ser prdfioent beabidtigt pdbrenb bes
morgisen Mrbeiter : Sags in ieinem
Sycamore gill gu bleiben. Ser Sonr=
tag perlief in tibli9er Weiie. Seine
offsiellen 8eiu9er murben empf ansen.
Sic Man6ber.
@orps Saupt quartie I,
g a inesbiIl 3d., A. Sept.
SIM Man6ber 2ager laneten beute
IL, 600 Milistruppen Elm. 9~uBerbem
tamer cine &eibe bon Militdr. Wtta9es
uno bobe Sffi3iere an.
General @orbin unternabm in ge=
gleitung mebrerer Damen Na9mittags
cine @utomobilfabrt our9 bas @e-
ldnoe.
3wei SoIoaten get6btet.
@barIotte, g. g., a. Sept.
3mei Soloaten, Die mad Wanaias un=
terue9s tuaren, tamen in oieiem State
9eftern unb beute um's 2eben.
j. 9aiiter uurbe in @rsenboro auf
benz 8eleiie ftebenb bon einem @a9en
iberfabren; n6rolid bon Eapetteoile
fanb nun beute firth bic 2ei9e zines
unbefannten Soloaten.
Sbaten elmer Settles
ge 6rten.
9 o t o n, 5. Septbr. Sn einem
plDbli1en Srrinns : Mnfaa periudte
beute Grau Me2en3ie ibren Mann gu
eridieben, berlebte bann ben patrol=
mann Sturoibant fdmer unb wurbs
idlisbli9, na9oem fe f9 sesen 10
polisifen in ibrem 3immer berbarri=
taoirt, ~tibermdltist. Ser perleBte po=
light ftarb fpdter i'm 9oipital. Nu9
untsr bic Msnge auf Der StraBe f9ob
bic @iitbenoe selesentli9 bonn Genfer
aug, Obne aber Semano gu trehen. Die
Grau 1T in Saft.
II 9 ef6rte &ube.
gopus, q. g., 4. Sept. Sn
&ofemont erIdieuen beute feline 8e=
iu9er. @i9ts forte &i9ter Barriers
rubigen Sonntag. Ct madte feline
ibli9e Gabrt in bic Stride au 9inston.
@eusierise famen in fortwdbrenber
8~eibenfolge, Die meiten aber beriff9=
tigten ben Wunid beg @anbioaten, bic
Mnla9en am Sonntag nidt su betreten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-05
Rom @aaensRarft.

9tmotbb-Beriaufspreie: $40 50-l2.59.
Neues Timotbp 80 nno 50
2Iee - Bersaufspreiie: $6. 00@as.00l
DeIitforn - gertaufspreis: ie na9 Der
nuaIitdt, 60-63e.
~Safer-sei&dIt 43-45e; tn ben Aebrex
ss.0O-$9.00 per Tenne. @euer 32-35e.
Strob--9 retie, ie mad benz Sab. IN Eab
len, $S-$9.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-05
VrA@te unD SENATE.
6rG& te.

0ra&te.
glepfeI-s2. OO-$3. 80 per Sob.
Uananen-@ewdbIte $1.00 bis $l.25 PEI
Bun@, speite NuaIitdt Toe Bis $1.e0.
3otusnaHe-Sa.25 per 9uabert.
estronen-Neffnas, s .76-s3.00.
Dranssn-Sanep California 2aIensia $500
California Seedlings $3.50 Biz $2.75.
Mnanas-$3. 20 per Grate.
gfaum en-$1.O 90 per Buihel.
girnen ST. % per 8uibeI.
Georgia girnsn-$1.t0 per grate.
Seiaen : Smnrna 11-16c bas Sfmno.
OatteIn &c per Yfunb, so pfe. &tften.
Neaer~ 9onis-l6c.
Iruuben nc Bis 26c per &orb.
9firii9e Toe bis $l.5O per SufbeI.
gantaIou e5-25-i6c per &orb.
Sem Melonen- $500 per Sab.
@afiermeIonen 12e bis l8c.
0emate.
Neue rotbe &iben-12Ae per Sutenb gun'
9ss.
Rraut-6Oe bis 75c per Sab.
BIumenfobI $3.50 per Outeno.
@mrfen 4Oc per 2orb.
geIerp-per Bun4 l6c.
@riine Bobnen SOC per Iuibel.
grunes Corn, 6-6c per Tnsenb.
Neme 8artofeIn Doc per gufbeI.
Sabfartofsln 81. So per guibeI.
Rabieie Sc -l9c per 9usenb gun9es.
@bubarb lOc per Dusenb.
SaIat ST.. rs per 5aB.
SpiebeIn - $1.25-1.5 80 per Buibel.
Spontt@e 8piebeln 81 IS per @rate.
Tomatoes-6O per BuibsI.
sparseIn Is Bis zoe per Sutenb 8undes.
Napp 8obner S 2.10 per guibel.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-05

@sb0rrtes Rtnbfet9 = S@inteu, req
Sets. 13e; aubenietten 1l3e; Snneui. II;
Rn64eI 13&e.
Eirfte - Gerdu9erte HratuurR SIC,
5rauffurter TIC; Bologna Ia Ddrn1en 6fe. In
Ta4 6Hc.
S&naat- tn zterees-l. Dual. 9se; Q.
DuaIitdt SIC; 8. nuaIitdt $3.50
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-05
8aie:&aQ.

9ie seirigen @piele reiultirten ME
folgt:
u mericanM ociation n.
2ouisbiqe, 4. Sept.
QouispiGe ....2OO312OO*- 8
indianapolis. % OOO00000- 0
Batterien-Scott uno Serter; Nle=
mlanp unb 9epoon.
Grites spiel.
2anias @itp, 4. September.
2anfas Stir. 20 O01O1210- 5
Wilmatfee ....1 100000 l
8atterien-gals unb &pan; Mc=
2ap uno @peer.
3meites spiel.
2anfas @itp. &c 1O00031*- s
Milwaute .....0 o. 3
Batterien-SsbeG uno &ban; Wc=
&aD uno Speer.
Columbus, 4. Sept.
Columbus ....0 OOO0O000- 0
Solebo .......O o. 2
8aiterien = Olmffett unb abbott;
Wartin uro glarf.
Minneapolis, 4. Sept.
Winneapolis. 20 0031010*- 5
st. paul ...00O3000OO- 3
Batterien-Stimmel uno Weaper;
Seifions unb Suaiban.
Natiortal=9 "a.
p~ittsbura. A.. Septsmbsr.
pittsburg 20 OOOOO3O1OOO- 4
Cincinnati. 1l2O00000000-
8atterien-Sarper unb S6lei; Sees
Der unb pbelps.
Chicago, A. September.
Chicago ......3 so
ct. 2ouis. 30 00003200- 5
Batterien-Brotpn unb &ling; Wc=
6arlanb unb searfoB.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-05
Surfef.

8ritif1er Mb miraI sum
6 III n.
Darts, A. Sept. Ser frans6ff9e
8otIdafter In @onfantinpOl melbet,
oab Der Nbmiral oes britiI6en 8e-
i9mabers in Smprna ben Sultan am
5. Sept. nit grobem @efolge beiu9t.
Ser 8efu1 errest anldBli9 Der neuen
Mgitation tueger Der american. Nn=
fpriide uno Der fir3lihen Nnueienbeit
bes american. 8ei9waoers Mufieben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-05
g ier3eb s I E.

~ { " II U I l, Il. Stpt. OttI6epH
pericnen famert um's 2eben uno sabl=
reids tpurben berlebt BEL einem 8ranbe
in einem fiinfft6disen 9oppel=M ietb=
bauie on Nttornep Ctr, Der beute frtb
ausbrah.
Sn 9infi9t auf ben @erluf an See
ben mar es elmer Der f4limmfsn
grdnbe auf Der Ot=Seite felt peridie-
benen Sabren, uenn au9 Der materielle
S6aben feline bobs offer errei6t.
Inter ben 30ote1 befanoen fid bier
6rauen, elm Wann unb neun &inber
i'm Sitter bon brei Monaten Big au
3w5lf Sabren.
0iele Der 0erlesten puroen in
5Oipitdler.gebra&t uno einise otrf+
ten benz Sobe perfaIen fein.
Mu9 finf Geusrme6rlsute, bic nit
einem Balloon beg bierten Stods OBJ
fitrsten, erlitten gerlebungen.
Sie feline 3abl Der set6otsten unb
bsrlebtsn Wdnner srtldrt iid nit beren
S%ewobnbeit, BET beiBem Wettsr auf
benz Sa9 gu fdlafsn, pdbreno fid nur
penige Grauen unb 2inber bort be-
funben.
Sie 2eute auf benz 9ate fonnten
ni9t burd bas brennenoe 9aus ab=
ffeisen uno muBten fid iber Ra9bar=
BIDDER retten.
Mittlermeile fanbar Die in ibren
3immerrt 3urtidgebliebenen 6amilien=
Mit9lieber ben &ettunssues abaef9nit=
ten unb i'm sanssn @ebdube brad cine
panit aus.
Dos Seuer brad ettpa S 16r Wor=
gems aus; nit benz Wlarm bauerte es
aiemlid lan9e, obpobI Der Diffritt gu
benz am oidtefen beb6lferten auf Der
Hart betpobnfer Sttieite 9eb6rt.
Mls Die Geueruebr auf Der Scene
anlanste, iprangen einise SniaKsn
aus ben Senftern pber bon ben Geuer=
leitern, bic rur big gum 3peiten Stod
reiaten; Inbere wieber brdngten fi9
i'm &au1 Der fleinen 3immer unb en-.
gen 8dnsen.
Ser 8ranb 1T, tpie man annimmt,
ou,9 bic grplofion elmer 2ampe i'm
@anse bes apeiten Stodperts entitan=
ben. Die i6lafenben 8euobner muir
ben bic @efabr ert sewabr, als Der
Sang in be0en Glammen fianb unb bic
&ettuns bur9's Saus unm6gli9 ge=
tporben mar.
Die meiffen Sobten fano man
in ben oberen Stodtperfen. Wdbrenb
Der Sur9iu9ung bes @ebdubes arbei=
ieten bier 5euertuebrleute auf benz 8al=
Tone bes 4. Stodes, Der 3uiammen=
fttirste. Nu9 elm anberer Geuertpebr.
mann auf benz 8alfon bes 8. Stodes
tpuroe mitserihen uno mabrfdeinli9
t6btli9 berlebt, tpdbrsnh bic bier Mn=
beren trob i9limmer 0erlebungen ni9t
| berlDren fino.
SonneIIp bIeibt +.
@bicagO, 4. Sept. Sie &iid=
febr our Mrbeit burd $500 Streifsr In
Der Staot Sem Sort pirb na9 prdfi=
bent Sonneap bon Der Meb9er=@ emert=
fdaft auf ben 8iebb6fe=s STREET, feline
ueientli4e @irtuns ausiiben. SIN eli
ner Mnfpra9e, bic Sonnelp beute
Na9mitta9 bor 5000 Streifern bielt,
bemertte er, bic Seiertion Der Seem
Oorter uniOniften dnoere feline pldne,
in oieier WO9e bic Glsii9-Snoutrie
bes 2anbes labmaulegen, ni1t.
Eeoner fagte, er ~ertparte, bab gnb.
Der Wode so, 900 2eute an benz 2ampi
betbeili9t feien.
Iu9 6. 6. S9mibt, Wiee= prdfoent
Der Gleif4i4neioer : @emerti9aft In
GalifOrnien. belt cine Mnfpra1e an
bic 8erfammlung.
@lei4 SonneIp p~ropbeaeite er Sieg
falls bic Streiter rlur nod ettpa ape
Monate ldnger ausbalten molen.
Muf ben 8iebb6fen fam beute nu,
cine sin3ige unbeoeutenoe &ubsf6rune
bpr.
8erbdngnibbpII grtIo=
lion.
& b q b. d. 4. Sebf. Turd
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-05
TdaliGer MarftbertGt.


s~nbsarapolss linton giebb6fe, 8. Sept.
@tnbuteb.
getpdbIte Bis prirma ggport
et;ere, 13OO-15W gfb...... s. 00-6D
NdSise BIB mittIere @yport
etiere, 1%SO0-14O0 9fb..... 450-5 10
gutc bis prt,a S9Idater etisrs,
115O-1250 pfb..."-"."... 42b-4So
@ew06mli&e etiere. lilo biz
1850 Hfunb. ...."-.-.".... 3 "a %
Suite Bis ssrdbIte Teebtns
Sttere o oo-o 10
Wdbise Bis quite Seeding Siere,
100000 Rfb. ....-.-".." 2o-S on
Qs,te Gtndsrs Q 500 90
aeid,te etpders. Q O0-S %
Suite bic serpdbIte &inbsr.--"- 37o-4 on
Wittrere bis m,te gainber..... 325-3 60
@etr0bnIi&e Rtnber. ......"... 3d. III
gute bts asrudbIte 3abe... ....... s4O-3 20
syatrers 9th, 8 OO-3 80
@ew5bnIi@e aIte RIhe. ..-..". tO-SO "
m,,te e;;be NIT RoIb... S30-& ESQ
VulS Stu1S ~
gew0bnlt&e 4iibe NIT RaI ..... S2O-$ $50
GernSbIte RXIber 8 5O-8 %
Gdbuere R6Iber. 2 800 90
8rinaa bts fancp @rport BatHer
gh,uen 325-3 10
@e1uDbnIibe bis quite B~Iaen..--. 7b-3 90
8ew0bnIide 9uneM...."""..." 22o-2 oO
S@uetnG
Suite Bis se1pdblte iGrnere.--.". 10 So ~
Gemii&te uno i&wers 9adsns... b6b-6 az
Suite bis sewdbIte Iet&te. -...-- bT-b %
@em0bnli@e Iei&te.".".".-.~.. 800 90
Suite 8igs-.~.""........"... 41o-oV W
2ei3te Biss.-~."...". ........ so W
Mn,,obs 1854 70
S@afe
Spring 2aints..."-.--"........ ~ o 20
@ute bts sewdbIte giniat rise-.. 90 Loo
@ewDbnIi1s bis quite ginidbrtse 80 325
Suite bis sewdbIte s&afe-...-. 300 20
Orotndre bts quite S@afe..-..-. 276- 90
| 90 8 90
B5de. per 100 gfb...... 100 2 30
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-05

Gambler besabIen fcIgenbe pretfe:
Butter - Country. 10c, grsoreru 20;
0Iata 23c.
Gier-l6Kc per DuSeno.
Sibner 10Hc, Sdbne 3. Turfets-l0-.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-05
06te.

gngroS s 8erfaufspretie Sr1portirter
S&pei5ertdfe Doc per gfunb ~einbeinii9e.
69wepertdie 17c, Msconftn Cream 8 2iis
IL. New gort @bebSarsl 12e, einbsta,s
s@er 2irnburger Ice. Wri6 13e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-05

enns
Antbraette. 7.25
Rau9Ioie 2lnp. ...................... 4 30
8au9Ioie Brine Stun .............. 400
Camel. ....... 6.26
SloBetrg.-........... .........-....~... /. o
Sadfon Dbie 800
ScnGnbd 4.25
gittsburs 4.25
Hapntonb Gitr AIS
Binifrebe. 4.25
&odtt5 Sauet 400
Sunrt9 .."...... 100
8rasiI BIod...~.... 400
Saline @o.-Sanp. 400
SaIine Go.-ghit. $50
@reere u1b StQtpa1. ..... 8.26
SIad-Sadion, B~ittsburs, SO. 8irs :, lie 2.75
Snot1ra..... ..... 2.25
Gonnensuiqe Gofe.-.....-. 500
HueU SstSs .sssss..s 0.UU
RIuurpen $ Sole loo per 8uibel, $3.50 per
81 8uibeI; 8erfIeiaerter goie lie per Iuibes
ooer g. 70 uer Is WuibeI.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-05

indianapolis Detail gerfaufsprete:
Rammutb RIee 81. 50@$7. 90.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-10-22
ATERBURY EVENING DEMocRAT SATURDAY., OCTOBER
R. ". Kiffen of Bridgeport was in

R. ". Kiffen of Bridgeport was in Waterbury yesterday.
 If you want to have a good time this evening attend the smoker given by the Acorn Athletic club at Acad- emy hall on East Main street.
 The James Meagher monument com mittee will hold meeting in Hihernian hall tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. It is earnestly requested that all the members be present.
 Organizer James M. Cumming of the International Association of Steam, Hot Water and Power Pipe Filters and Helpers, was in Water bury last night and addressed local 52.
 A few evenings ago the announce ment was made that Mulcahy council, K. of O., would hold social session on next Tuesday evening. Ever since there has been continual de- mand for tickets and many were un- able to procure them. The tickets are limited, but some of the members still have some for sale. 0
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-10-22
EvENTS-~
Entertainments, Fairs.
 sceiables of local interest
TI |

Oct 19-22-St Cecilia's parish fair at Eagles hall
 Oct 2O-26-Annual fair given by St bury.
 Oct 22-Acorn Athletic club smoker aI Academy hall.
 Oct 28-First concert and ball by Waterville Engine Go at Pythian hall. Waterville
 Oct 28-Hallowe'en dance and re- ception by members of B. A. c. to the Iady canvassers and the baseball team at their hall.
 Oct 29-Nassau Social club dance at Hamilton hall.
 Oct 3O-Football Acorns of Bridge. port ys All-Waterbury, championship game.
 Oct 31. First annual dance and so- clai Given by Naugatuck aerie of Hagles. No 640 at Gem opera house. Oct 31-Old-time Halloween dance and reception given by Miss Reeds dancing classes in Hamilton hall, Mill Plain. Nov 3-4-5 Grand union fair by the Ladies' auxiliary and Third division. A Q. IT., at Columbus hall. Nauga- tuck.
 Nov 3-Anniversary promenade and dance given bv Loubet camp, No H. 400, Modern 'Woodmen of America, at ] lSpeedwell hall
 Nov 4--Popular dance by the W. A. '. at Town hall. Watertown.
 Nov 9-Fourth annual promenade ana dance by the Sunshine Athletic club at SDeedweIl hall l Nov 9-17-Seventtl annual fair of l Washington Hill A. c. at their rooms l Washinoton street l Nov 10-The four-act comedy drama l "A Yankee in Cuba,'' benefit of Young Ladies Altar society of St Michael's l church, Wateryille.
 Nov 1O-Reception and dance by the A1ponquin club at Leavenworth hall.
 Nov 10 Second annual promenade by the Phoenix Social club at Speed we'll hail.
 Nov H. Promenade by Liberty cir Gle. Q. O. F.. at Leavenworth hall.
 Nov 17-Second annual promenade l and dance by the Orient Athletic clur 1 at Leavenworth hall I Nov 1S-Fifteenth annual dance ani promenade given by St Thomas Ga dets Athletic association at Leaven worth hail. Nov 24 Old Fashion dance by the l Veribest club.
 Nov 24 Reception and dance by St Mary's Alumni association at Si Patrick's hall gssl.. is Nov 24-Dramatic performance ssHileen Oge," and promenade, at City hall, given by Division 2. A. O. H. N
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-10-22
DID YOU

see the "cops'' on parade the other day If you didn't you missed it. They cer- tainly looked fine, but they couldn't help it, for we understand every blessed one of them tipped the barber a quarter of a dollar to fix him up, gave the beotblack dime, hung the tailor up for cleaning uniforms, par took of pe-ru-na for seyenty-two hours had i've hours off for sleep before the start. Of course we only heard all this But we doubt certain druggist who is located not ten miles from our store who claims he sold on that day just one dozen boxes of "sWeet siA- teen'' for the complexion. Let us say right here that anyone who wishes good complexion doesn't have to go ~ druggist-just drink good clean new season Tea and fresh roasted Conee (for instance, the kind we seii2, | 1,,t+ar. ptesc above all. have nice tasting Butter served at your meals. Our BuIter Hs only 24c per pound and you can ss. peas it in the city at any price. II silllp-y .,t the O. K. quality When you Wan' Baking Powder, remember we War rant every can and sell 1t at 4oc per pound. and this week you receive ons set 6 baking dishes) with eacn pouuu to and the whole business warranted .o give perfect satisfaction. We sell lne vcry best made lunch box in the mar ket for 19c. Gall and see them at
 Phelan's 1T Store. 4, r,a s4 Main St Telephone
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-10-22
MEETINGS TONIGHT:

Nosahogan lodge school meeting. Friendly league, commercial course in English ranches, T:30 p. m.
 MEETINGS TOMORROW. St Joseph's T. A society.
 French Canadian institute. L'Union Fraternelle Francaise. Hendricken council. No 36 K. of c. St Thomas's Holy Name society.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-10-22
1heMiNer &Peck Co Saturday Night and Monday,

OutuluQy nIglIl 0Hu MUlIuQys At $3.98, Ladies' Tourist Coats, made of Herringbone mixture, value $7.OO. At $6.98, Ladies' and Misses Rain Coats, value $1O.00. At 79c, Ladies Cloth Waists, all col ors. were $1.OO. :. x At $1.S9, Childrenss Heavy Cloth Goats, braid trimmed, value $500. At $2.49. Ladies Black Silk Waists, value $3. At $4.9S, Isabella Fox Neck Scarf, val ue ST.O0.
 At s9c, Ladies Outing Flannel Xii monas, value 50c. K At 39c, Ladies' Tape Girdle Gorsets, with supporters, value soc. At 9Sc, Children's Cashmere House Dresses, value $1.39. At 10c, Best Percales, from 121ac. At 59c, Grey Blankets, from 75c. At 7c. No 40 All Silk Taffeta Ribbon, from 1Oc.
 At 1oc, Fine Note Paper. from 15c. At 15c, Black Suede Lisle Gloves, from 25c.
 At 121ac. \ Ladies Linen Handker- chiefs, with initials but not all let ters, from 25c. HARDY BULBs-AT THESE LOW
 PRICES TO CLOSE. At Sc a dozen, from 10c Single Mixed Tulips.
 At 10c dozen, from 17c, Tulips, sep arate colors
 At Sc a dozen, from 5c, Mixed Gro cuses.
 At 4c dozen, from Sc, Crocuses, sep arate coIors. s3 At 5c dozen, from 1Oc, Jonquils. At Sc a dozen, from 17c, Narcissus. At 50c a dozen, from 75c, Easter Lil- ies.
 CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR SALE
 AT HALF PRICE. Don't miss this opportunity to get your winter supply of Underwear for the children at half it's regular value; all standard goods made by E the H. L. Welch Hosiery Go of Wa terville.
 At 25c, 800 dozen Children's Under wear in White and Natural Merino and Part Wool Underwear, all sizes from IS to 34 at the one price, 25c, which is half and less it's value.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-10-22
The Man in the Moon

takes great shines into Grants win dow every evening as he passes by. Perhaps he will drop in for pair of those Plain Toe Shoes at $500 some evening before he gets full. They are solid comfort and wear we'll
 If the sun gives us trial we will dt him in a pair of the best $2.5O shoes, made to Grants order. We have them in all styles and feathers.
 1000 men wanted to wear these good Nh0es
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-08-22
The Horse Market.

The weeks trade closed with a good
clearance of the receipts at shade
stronger prices for the best offerings.
Many dealers look at the depression of
the week before as the turning point in
the summer trade. and with the advent
of the fall. demand increased activity
and hrmer prices are expected. Big
attractive drafters were in greater evil
dence, many of the consigninents being
stall fed, and the bulk of the arrivals
changed hands at steady to higher pric-
es than prevailed the week before. The
fluctuations of the week were toward
Il higher level, the summer decline
reaching it's lowest level ten days ago.
Good choice drafters changed hands at
s175m225 and upward. for few well
matched pairs, that were taken on
special orders at satisfactory prices.
Big feeders were in better demand by
eastern operators at s135M 200, with
bulk of sales at $1506175. Liberal or
ders were filed for expressers at 1880
IT'S, with bulk of sales at s140@f60.
Eastern chunks and wagon horses
found free outlet at s110@140 and up
ward. There were increased offerings
of harness horses at $140@250, with
private sales at S200635 $50.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-08-22
Scramble For Feeder Lambs.

Colorado mutton finishers. alarmed
over the scarcity of Mexican lambs. the
result of the southwestern drought, are
turning their attention to westerns.
one Fort Collins man. jesse Harris.
is now in Wyoming contracting lambs
for fall delivery and is in the market
for 10000. A Loveland. Colo, feeder
named Kelim has contracted tl,o0o
Wyomings. The ruling figure is re-
ported at 1925 per cmt.
Said a sheepman: Not a few Col
odaro feeders are giving western lambs
the preference over Mexicans, which
heretofore have comprised the bulk of
the stuff finished in feed lots of that
good dressers as Mexicans. westerns
have the advantage of weight Col
orado fed western averaging 115
pounds sold on this market last win
ter and it is a logical conclusion that
more of them viii be fed hereafter"
Ohio and Michigan feeder buyers are
somewhat concerned over the pros
pect of Colorado competitions bulk Of
the Montana and Wyoming crop hav>
ing been at their disposal heretofore.
Colorado demand for feeders will be
heavy this year, as last seasons op-
We're very profitable and the
state has big hay crop that can be.
casned in proftably only by the NUT
ton finishing medium.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-08-22

gone to the home of his brother John
Liston near Clemens, on Wednesday, to
spend the day where number of the
family We're invited in honor of his
niece, Miss Winifred O'Niel, of Chica.
go, who was here on her vacation.l
Shortly after dinner while talking with.
the company in his usual jovial ways
he dropped from his chair. They has
tened to him and did all possible DR..
Turner was Immediately called, but life
was extinct when he arrived. Mr. LIS
ton was born in Ireland seyenty-nine
years ago. and has resided on his farm
six miles north of Clemens for almost
fifty years. Uncle Ned as he was
familiarly called. will be greatly MISS
ed in the community in which he re-
sided, for he was respected by all who
knew him. Five children survive him
Mrs. r. w. Cloffey of Marietta; Mar
tin of Albion Margaret of Marshall-
town: and Kate and James residing at
home Mrs Liston died four years ago
last May. He is also survived by three
brothers-John of Clemens, Martin ana
Cornelius of Denver Col, and two sis
tiers. Mrs George Lint of Clemens and
Mrs. ONeil of Ireland. His pal1-bear-
ers were Messrs. II. p, Charles Dunn,
Edd and John Flanagan, John Cloffey
and Will Liston. He received many
beautiful floral tributes, and was laid
to rest in the cemetery in the Dunn
settlement.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-08-22
Sues Railroad For Damages.

The death of an uncle of secretary
J. II. E3germayer, of the Commercial
Club. of this city at Cedar Rapids, on
August is. 1902 has resulted in an ac-
ton for damages against the Chicago
G Northwestern Railway Company. Ill
ed In the district court of Linn county.
Josep,, nurka. administrators of the es-
tate of Jacob J. Egernlayer, is the
plaintiff in the action, which Is Tor
damages in the sum of $1,000 The
plaintiff states that NJ Missouri Wall
ley. Iowa. August 80, 1902. the decedent,
". r. lGeermayer, was walking on the
depot platform to board one of the
colnpany's trains the same standing
there OH the track, when he was neg
Iigeutly and carelessly struck by one
of the defendants employees with the
metal portion of Il mail sack in the
region of his left knee. from which in-
iuny his death resulted November Is.
the same year. said injury. he claims,
was in 40 way due TO the fault OF the
decedent.