davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-16
WrR@te ussD u senate.
s. d te.

gttronen-$8. 0O--3. so fir 10000.
Dransen-Sansb SIoriOa 49, % per Bog,
California Seedlings $1.75, California yfas
peIs $s.s5 bis $50 per Bog, Eansarines
$3.50 bis $s.75.
Bananen-Getpdblte 81. IS bis $i.50 per
Sumo, speite auaI,tdt 81 90 bis $1.25.
aofusnhEe-$3 O0-3.2o per Sunoert.
Seieen /: Srnnrna 11-16c bas Bfunb.
DatteIn &c per Sfunb, 80 Rfo. Rtften.
MepfeL-S2. so BIS 81. 90 per SaB.
Neuer Sont9-l6c.
8ineapples So 30.
@ranberries $2.25-2.75 per 8mibeI.
GemHe.
8miebeIn-geIbe $2.75 per 100 Rfo., metbe
obet rotbe $50.
Spanti9e 3wiebeln 81. 80 per Crate.
RartoHeIn $i.20 per SuIbel.
geue R~artoffeIn So 80 per 8aibeI, $500
per SaB.
Sninois SfbtartofeIn $4.Oo per SoB.
Rraut-Sl.50 pet Sab.
geIert-per Tukenb SOC.
Rotbe 8iiben 10 per SaB.
Stamp 8obnen So. 10 per BufbeI.
Gnoblau6 &c per afins.
WeiBe sRiiben 90c per BuibeI
Gibli9e 8abieie 6Oc per SunG, einheimii6e
Doc per Dubenn 8un9es.
SaIat ltc-17c p + Yfuno.
Gpinat Coo per Dubenb Bun9es.
geue rpe,Be &ilben 40c per Gubeno Bundles.
&bubarb 4 Goo per Dubenb.
Crime 8ohnen S .75-$3.O0 per Rite.
Sale So % per Sab.
gurfen 81. 0O-$1.50 per SuSenb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-16
8mtter, Gtes samo @enaaeI.

SdtoIer be3obIen foIsenoe gretje:
Butter Country. 12e. Grenmerp 25;,
EIgtn 28c.
Gter-l4c per Dusenb.
Sibner 10&e, Sabine 8. Eurteps-l4c.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-16
gamsreteu

indianapolis Detail 8erfaufspretIe:
Wammutb RIee So. 25-$7.CO.
&otber $1.OU-$6. 70.
81 tife S. 26-$3 %.
NlfaIfa So. 2b-$1D 90.
@eiber So 5-$1O.2 %.
Sdncb 5,ntotbb ~$l.s5-$1.90.
@erp6bLter ST. SO-$1. go.
9rtma 81 75-$1 80.
Sancp Rentudn 8IausraB $1.40-$1.50
@rtra reines in gbaf $1,000.
Sr1arb @rab 81 .45-$1.6h.
Geo Sop in gbaf 85c-$1 25.
@eiBer Soma Samen Safer $4,000.
NetBsr Sninois &c DOC.
Sannen Corn peiB urtb seIb ST. 1O-$1.3 80.
@mber Smderrobr Samert 1896.
@nitIage Gort 10000.
Sriibiabr @erfte 10000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-16
&liitst ieltiam.
9eutIAer nit angeblih beoeutenoem
@infpmmen als 5dlIher iiberflbrt.

DC ilmaufee e, Is. Npril. Strip
b. Snqelbeim. ieiner @ngabe nn1
@proBling elmer Der dlteiten uno por=
nebmten Gamilien in Deutihlanb uno
Grbe qrpBer &eibtbiimer, Sobn zines
bohen 8eamten unter &aiier Wil-
belm l., muroe beute tuesen Gdlihun9
su 8 Sabren uno 6 Dion. i'm Stats
@efdneniB perurtbeilt.
Sngelbeim i9reibt feinen NieDer9an9
benz Spiel uno Srunt au. Die poli=
sei fannie ibn als 5reo 8. Snselbeim.
Die er bebauptet, beIertirte er 1880.
Is Sabre alt, BON elmer beuti6e1
ariegs=4 fabemie unb beaOg ieitber elm
Sabres @infOmmen bon s., 1000 aus
einem &ittergute.
P3 abIrei1e 6inri9 tun9en.
@bieago, Is. Npril. 8. pea=
FAINT, elmer Der s M6roer i'm biefgen
@efdnaniB inter einem Sooesurtbeil,
rpurbe beute 9ebdn9t.
Nm nd6ften Greitag III Der Sinri6-
tun9staq oer 5traBenbabn- 8anoiten,
tpeni9e Sage fpdter beiteigen 4 anoere
bas glei9e @4afott.
Ste Norbica= 59eioun9.
Stem Oort, Is. Npril. Ser
Nnmalt bon 3oltau DOeme, Dem 9e=
nor, 9egen mel6en bic primaoOnna
Gillian Norbica i'm CONNER elm Shei=
b%ungsoefret e~r3ielte, beantra9te feute
i'm Obergeribt MISUNDERSTANDING
iener @nti6eioung, ba fe our9 8etrug
eri9liden fet.
gereintgu BON Senfer r
glass a b rifanten n.
@incinnati, Is. Npril. Cine
beutige geriammluns bon Genferelas=
6abritanten begriinoete Die Scat. NR.
Of Winoou SLAB Wan. Gum Brdt=
benton rpurbe S. Ct. Sobniton, 9art=
forb @itp, Sno., erpdblt. Sic 8u=
reaus oes 0erbanbs fommen na9 6art=
forb @itp.
sic 2ei9e bes s au9ers g.
Nem Oprt, Is. Npril. Ste
2ei9e bes Sau9ers Soar, Der our6
cine qroBe 6ueel am BOoen oes 8on-
ton Geierboirs feft9etlemmt mar, muros
beute an Die Sberfd6e 9ebrau6t.
Na6 benz Nr3te muBte Das 2eben
f9on felt bielen Stunben entHohen iein
Bis sulebt blieben Die 2uft=gumpen
in Sbdtigteit, in Der nsraebli9en 9Of=
nung, es m6ge ielbf unter 10 f9ref=
Ii9en umftdnben nod 2eben In benz
&6rper fem. Sie 2eide fam log,
na@bem elm Sau6er einen S9aft 80
6uB unter BaRer bina~bgefie9en mar
unb ben &Dbrenbru6 reparirt bate.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-16

6etf@es RinbFeti9-DeffEi@e Sttere Oh
SEC; bieiiee sttere 74- -72c; bieiise Whaber
$50 bis FoO 8funb 73c; bieft9e Rube 400
bis $50 4fmnb 5ac 3ibe $50 bis $50 Pfino
Sc; @tier gorbernierteI &c, Stter Stnter'
uterteI 9Hc, 5linb StnteruierteI Sc, Rtab
gorberpterteI Sc, Rub BorteruterteI &c, Rab
StnternterteI $40.
Srif9es SaIbFeti@-RaIber SC, Stnters
uierteI 13c, B~orberpierteI 71Ic.
6rti9es S9afTetf9 - 2ansrner per Pfanh
1O3e f; g@afe 83c; S&enseI l0c; &aGs, tsrs.
1Sc.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-16
@6Te.

Gngros 8 Sertaufspretie Smportirter
S9webertdfe DOC per Hfunb etnbetati@e.
S1wepertdie 16c, Bisconiin gream 5 2Gie
13-14c, q. D. Gbesbars, 13c. einbeiusts
f9er 2itnbur8er 13c. 8rid lac.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-16

@eo6rrtes Sstnofietf9 - s&rnfen, req
Sets. 1s4e; &uBenieiten lie; Snneni. l5c
RnO&eI 133c
Narffe @eriu3erte gratruurf BIC,
6rauffurter 73c; Bologna tn Ddrmen 64c, In
2n6 SIC.
S@naald- tn Eterces-1. dual. Sc; q.
0uaIitdt 83c; 8. AmaIttdt SC.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-16
. @aaen,RaxEt.

Ttrtotbh-gertamfspretie: Eli .oO-l4.00.
9Iee g~ersaufspreiie: SO OO-$1O.00.
@eIi&torn = gertaufsprets: ie na4 ba
NMaLttdt, $500.
9afer-sei9dLt 45-5Oe; In ben Ne5ren
SO OO-$1O.OO per Tenns.
~Strob-preife, lie na9 benz Grab, Ia Bali
len, $6-SY.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-16

Ou9 utto HeIuue
Na6fori6ung auf Der yMiHouri" bin=
fi6tli6 beg 8eri6ts anftelen, es baben
i'm 2aOunss=R aum 4 pulperlabuneen
our 3eit Der @rplOfion 9elegen. 9iefe
Sbatiad)e tuuroe in beri9ieoenen 9epe=
i6en Donpeniacola eemeloet unb i9eint
auf elmer @rtldrung bon Sffi3ierer su
beruben, es babe gu m6glidfter @r=
b6bung Der gbieB= @1neligteit fir
n6tbig erf6ienen, mebrere 2aoungen in
benz S6ieBraum 5u balten, um feline
3eit bur9 bic 8eibringung bes Bul=
pers uOn ben Waaaainen gu perlieren.
9iefes Bor9eben ftebt ieoo6 nidt i'm
ginflang nit ben Neroronun9en. 9as
Separtement piro inbefen erff na6gin=
/ gang oes 8eri1ts bon Der Gommiilion
banoeln.
Wte beute Nbenb b~erIautet, ertpd9t
bas Separtement bic grnennune elmer
8eb6sbe be%rborraqenber Marine=O Diff
5iere, UNI Die aefammte Grase Der
S6iebhbunss=p raris BET Der Marine
unteriuden gu laRen. Qls 8orltano
bieier 8eborbe miro Nomiral 9eneD
eenannt.
Cine @eielidafts=g orfts1uns i'm
2afaDettezS beater nirb am Wontag
gum 8eiten Der Stnterbliebenen abse=
balten. STR ben 6ilfsfOnb murben
t~ueitere 1910 ge3ei4net.
st epubIifani9 DE 6
payne.
70 a B n q tDn, Is. Npril.
8oriBenber 8abcof bonn Republican,
i6en @onereB=@ ampagne=@ Omite fitn=
oigte beute fol9enbes @recutiD=@ omite
an: s. q. s. Sua, Sa.; $. S.
3aubenilaser. q. S.; Wm. gonneq,
3d.: 8ietOr S. Metcalf, @aG.; 6. 6.
8erleisb. Me. Sas. Samnep, Minn. !;
s. 9. damn, ST.; 0i6olas 2ong=
NORTH, o.; SEQ. 8. 2iap, @onn.
9ie 8eamten beg @OnsreB.@ omites
i 8Orfbenoer, 8abcOd; 8ice-8or=
fibenber, Sherman, 81. g.; @etretdr,
Spertreet, Sno. = geb6ren ex offcio
benz grecutib=@ omite II.
81 epubIifaner in Raj a.
9uetts.
3 It 0 n, Is. Npril. @anabii9e
&etiproeitdt unb s. SOB als 6aupt=
fdmpfer bafhr in WaKa6ufetts wurost1
beute auf Der republ. @taats= @onpen=
tion entidieben eeidlagen, Die 4 Dele
gaten our National=@ Contention mdblte
uno &poiepelt's @anbibatur %inboifirte.
Ser &eeiproeitdts= Nntrag bon SOB
purbe nit acknowledgement Mebrbeit
abgeIebnt.
Sic platform bdlt an ben Prin3i=
pien Der S6ubpClitif fef, aber Die
ein3elnen 3o0s8 efimmungen ni9t fir
beiliq ooer unnanoelbar.
g It d b 5 bes 9Dppel l.
m6rbers.
Safon n, Mih., Is. Mprit. go.
Simmons, Der 8. &iniep nebf befen
So9ter 5annD srmorbete, legte elm fem
~iationeles @eftdnbniB ab.
Na4oem er ben 8ater auf Dem Gelbe
eri6lagen, sing er in bas 9aus bee
Mdb9ens, NIT Dem er Elm 2iebesber=
bdltniB unterbielt, uno er5dblte i'm
Die Shat.
3uerf planten 8eibe Glu9t uni
6eiratb, aIein bas Mdo6en dnbertt
lieinen @inn unb ~Derlanste, er Iole IL
t6oten. st tpei9erte f9 suerit, bief
J fte aber fi6 bann eintge S9titte ent-
ierner1 unb ibm ben &fden sutpenben.
Damn erT9oB er bns Wdo9en.
2inber ais 3eu9eu Der
8Iuftbat t.
pbiIabeIpbia a, Is. Npril
6reberic Seaife, 80, enbete beute burd
5elbfmOro, na9oem er auf iein
5rau aei9Oien. sic miro senefen
Die Sbat erfolgte In @egenuart Der :
tletnen Ginber bes Paares.
8 etDaIt a m MusbruA d.
Benice. Sa., Is. Npril. S
. 8. 9apne, Elm tuesen Gdli6ung Der
I batter Bu4agent, enfam beute aus ben
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-16
Ideltner WfarftbertGt.
sno.anapolts linton giebb0fe, IS. gpril.

SnotGnGpoltS linton Ste1bote, ID. Aprtl.
Rtnbpteb
@ewdbIte BIS prima gsport
Stiere, 13OO-15OO 8Fo...... 81 60 % %
TtaBtee bis mtttIere @rport
gtiere, 13OO-14OO gfc...". 44O-4 IS
Suite bis prtma S9Iddter Sttere,
115OL125O Bfb....----~.- 1886
@~epObnIibe stiere. 11,bO Bis
1880 Bfuao. ...".."..".... 4Oi- 4O
Suite bis serpGbIte Seeding
sttere 410-4 26
N&Btge bis quite Seeding Gttere,
9O-1000 Bfb ."...".-... 4O-5 90
Suite StoderB 8 25-4 90
2etdte Stoders. 1905 %
Suite bts oemdhIte %inb er.. 4OO-4 60
RtttIere bio cute Rtnber-.. 8EO-3 70
@em0bnline Sinoer ."....... 8 00-3 81
Suite bts sesnibIte Riibs... ........ 8 65- 10
RittIere Rrhe. 8 35-3 so
SeuDbnIicbe BIB CUTE Riibe.."." 2 76-3 90
8emDbnlthe olte Riihe. ...... 2OO-3 rs
Suite Rihe nit Rail-. $50 $50
GeuDbnIthe Riibe nit RaI ...... $40 $26
@emdhLte RdIber. 76-5 rs
Snmere RdIber. 8 0n-4 rs
Nrtfaa Bis fancp Export Bnt&er
NuQen 8 4O-3 10
@erpobnItbe bis quite g~ullen..... 276-3 70
9em0bnlidbe BuHen CO. 90
S@metne.
Suite bis serpdbIte i9ruere....... 70 25-5 81
tSeuti9te unb i9uere padtng... 3 90 30
Suite bts sepdbIte Iei9te. ~"".- CO 10
Seu6bnli3e LeiGte..."..."... B OO-b 10
Suite Piss-"......."."".".. 7o-5 20
2ei9te Biss."."."."... .......... OO-4 90
Mouohs a 3d. 80
S6ae.
Suite bis semdbLte 2drtraer-..... 8 70 g 20
8su6bnIibe bis CUTE 2Gnnterf... 4 so 8 SO
SUITE bis sepdblte S9afe.-..".. 8 90 90
Orotnare bis CUTE G9Gfe..".".. 10 25
gtoders- 400 8 90
BDde, per 100 Bfb..... 2 So 8 90
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-16
0rocerteS.

@etrofnete Srj@te-NepfeI, an Der Some
getrofnet, SC; Sobannesbeeren 7c BIS 7kc;
@ttrOn 13c Bis l4c; @ofnen, Q Grpmn, per
Pfmnb, 7c, 8 @rorun TIC, 4 groma Tic Iaa.
menfreie &c Bis &c, California EuscateI 71<e;
SuItana 72c, inportirte SuItana lie bts 14e
California Aprifoien &c bis 12c.
Sprup-Stanbarb @orn 28c BIS 25c; ae,
wdbIter 27e bis 32c; sorsbun1 2sc Bis CSC;
Stem Orleans RoIaHes 1sc bis 26e; sewdbIs
ter 8Oc bis 58c.
Niihe -grG8tI nen SC Bis 10c; GtIberts Ia /;
RanOeIn IA; wei9f@aIise Ranbeln 15c;
Serbian @albeIn l5c; 9eanuts &c bis Sc;
serDftete &c bis Sc; @ns[ii9e BaIniiRe 1876.
RidIes-24OO TN SoB $40; l2ut tan Tas
So; 1900 I'M SaIbfaB $3.50; 600 tm Sas
$3.50.
SnbtanapsIts RaTee'4reie:
Gew6bnI. Bis gutter 1O-12c; prts,a bis ges
wdbIter 14-16c f; Sancp 82A-a3c. @oLssn
9eIom 10 bis 22c, Sana $3.50.
SIN 9adetsn:
artoia 81 10. 2ion $11.76, Serfeb S11. 20;
Caracas $11 20, Didportb's 81. rs, 9tt4
Sara 8lsne $14. 30, NailBou6 S11.76, Gates
BIenbeb Saua S11. 75.
Snfer-Domtnoes 7.47c; Stidsuder 5.2s
suLuerifrter 5.47c; 32EE puIuertfrter 6.37s,
feiter s~rGnuIirter 4.97e; Cubes SAC; Con.
fectioners' VI 4.s7c; Ribsepoob u 4.82s; gbb,
mtg u Alto; @,nptre u 4. 72e; SbeaI Grtra
@oIbea 6 4.67c; Btnbipr Grtra 6 4.62c
RtbseUoob u 4.62c; seIber 6 4. tic; 1e gels
Der 4.O2.
Gtnsema@te Sri9te-BIadberrtes 8 gfs.
SLIGO; gea@es STANDARD, 8 gfb., 81
2.25; SECONDS 8 gfunb $1 5O-s1. 65; Die
ReaAes, 81 4O-$1. so; Nnanas. Gtanbarb.
Z 3d.. 81. 65-S1.9 go; seconbs, 2 gfunb.
ST. 26-S1.45; sritne 8obnen. 8 9funb Rams
men, 81, 8abama Nnanas $1.9O-$2. 25c,
@eftebte @rbiea, $1.20-$l. rs, frtike Stunt 96
@ents, Earroru 90c, etnsetuet9te $500,
tomatoes, 8 8fmnb, 81. 10-$1.16. SnGer,
ROrn 9Oc-$1. %, gpfeIbutter, per Dutenb,
8 Bfune, 81.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-06-22
THE MOTHER.LN.LAK

Oklahoma pleaded guilty TO spanking
mothernw
spankngs did not with the
What the extenuaing
this possibly
a
country
like congnuang Oklahoma They
ing not into the extenuang
married have their exenuang All they
lack 5
President Joseph Smith
mothesinlaw.
the subject
knowing
could easily pit the himself
men, at tatwho have real liking for their
mohesnaw regarding
domestic affairs
gandmothes of their
For countless
and the girls little brother and the back unlimited
material for okemh
ed ess until she has subjects
profound respect
for his motheinlaw
girl youth
chose from
the who is his mohernlaw
loved
it, and then turned
Yes there weak o things.
There blind
nlaw is nothing but continuous
Yes yes there menstrong wholesome that
Distress sickness and
first 70 and the last
the most loyal
thet for she is
And too cain
and
hisand then hiding
noheress
Those who moherinlaw; let APP
pud the Oklahoma
of her.
the nnermost secrets of their souls there shrine
love and gratitude worship
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-06-22
VACATION FOR FATHER AND MOTHER

the
their supplies
lakes, WHO PLANNING FOR MOTHERS VACATION?
Ali The
cooked for the hungry mouths bodies
busted and tidy rele
o
bed oil
quisering But
duties this would daughters
Mother rest daughters, planning
tie with "a
FATHER NEEDS VACATION son are
pitching a months vacation thought
Girls gathering
the ball grounds thought
Wash the dishes and let mother daug
of the white pettieoats
Iuhes and let mother
cookies
the library suly
pleased planned
teatfo
And father where the boys who
they help the Office
home tired there viii nothing him
o
the is DONE NO WORK AT HOME THE BOYS HAVE DONE
Perhaps years passed
week
How many years have passed?
duties give these loved little of the they need?
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-06-22
BAD MONEY MAKERS CAUGHT
IN CABIN ON THE TIDE FLATS

SEATTLE. June 22-Caught in
the act of making counterfeit money,
b. Lyons and Monroe i. Brown were
arrested yesterday by Secret Service
Agent Bell and Deputy Marshal
Lathe. The men were at work turn
ing out spurious coins in a little
cabin on the tide-hats, near Occi-
dental avenue and Atlantic street,
and Lyons made an attempt to escape
through the rear, but, seeing that
Hight was useless, surrendered with
out any trouble
Well, 1 guess it's all up" was his
only remark as the officers closed in
on the criminals. Brown, who is the
younger, had absolutely nothing to
say, and he only smiled with a pc
cuiiar drawn and haggard appear
ance Both men were landed in the
county jail and will have their pre-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-06-22

liminary hearing before United
States Commissioner Feifer on Fri
day afternoon
Everything in the house indicated
that the work was to have been car
ried out on large scale, and the
specimens of bad money that had
been turned out showed that the
criminals were unusually skillful.
All the evidence pointed to the fact
that they had turned their attention
to producing IS and $40 gold pieces
and $300 worth in these denomina-
tons were found, only lacking the
electro plating that was necessary to
give it the appearance of being genu-
inc. The specimens of money showed
that an unusually good counterfeit
had been obtained, and Mr. Bell de-
clares that it is the best he has ever
seen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-06-22
WHERE WILL TT END?

John Rockefeller controls the oil business of the United
The controls the steel country
He railway
ton OF
lie has holdings in syndeae
nseed harvesting machinery
And said he
ing the United
That will be
The the individual pick
Profitable
mining industry has followed the
Combinations of capital control
efee
and organize them
But thinking people asking these questions
Where this monopozaion
Shall continue power to
the o a
Is one man to own this country body and breaches?
Shall outside the
Certainly
The tendency the
with the tendency peopleize.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-06-22
Keefes' Curves We're Efrective.

the second bag, and only one was
able to connect with that station.
Three hits, two passes and eleven
strike-outs was Keefe's unusual
record.
While runs and hits were none too
plentiful with the Tigers, the latter
did manage to pull in little collec-
ton in the sixth chapter which made
the game look more one-sided than
IL really was Buchanan, who is the
record pitcher in the Pacific Coast
league, was on the firing line for
Lohman's men, and the quality of
his twirling yesterday would win a
big percentage of ordinary games,
but the affair of yesterday was eX-
traordinary.
Eagan was on the bench during
the game, and Doyle was brought
in from the field to play short.
Eagan is said to be suffering with
an injured wrist. Doyle had only
three chances at short, but he fell
down on one of these, making the
only error charged against the
| Tigers Only four of the Tigers sue
ceeded in connecting with Buchanan
for safe hits. They were Casey,
Doyle. Mclaughlin and Graham The
score: r. H. e.
Tacoma 0001300 81 Z /
Oakland .00 100000 30 3 /
Summary: Struck out - Keefe
| II, Buchanan 5. Bases on balls
Keefe 2, Buchanan / Hit by pitcher
buchanan .. Two-base hits
Doyle 1, Casey /. First base on err
rors-Tacoma / Oakland /. Earned
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-06-22
LEGAL NOTICE.

NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ES-
TATE.-No. 4022.
In the Superior Court, State of
Washington, in and for Pierce
County. CIn Probate)
In the Matter of the Estate of
Charles e. Palm, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that in pur-
suance of an order for sale of real
estate made by the Superior Court of
Pierce County, State of Washington,
on the 21st day of June, 1904, in the
above entitled estate, |, the under
signed, will sell at private, sale to
the highest and best bidder all of the
following described real estate of
Charles r. Palm, deceased, to-wit:
Commencing at point on the east
line of lot 2, section 81, township 81,
north of range 2, east, 100 feet south
of n. E. corner of lot 2; thence south
$40 feet NIL to center of Christie
Greek; thence westerly along center
of said creek to the meander line of
Wollochet Bay; thence northerly
along meander line to a point on said
meander line 100 feet due south of
north line of lot q thence easterly
parallel with said north line of said
lot to place of beginning, being
same premises included in lots 2, 8,
4, 5, 6 and Z in block /, Plat of
Wollochet (now vacated) together
with all of Wollochet street adjoining
said lots ON the east and One-half of
unnamed street lying south of said
lots 3, and as shown on said
plat.
Also beginning 20 chains south
and chains west of the N. E. corner
of the n. w. II of section 26, town
ship 81, north of range / east of Will
lamette Meridian; running thence
south 1875 chains; thence west "A
degrees north 2.65 chains; thence
north 1915 chains; thence east 2.55
chains to the place of beginning, con-
tanning 5 acres more or less.
The terms of said sale to be all
cash and subject to the confirmation
of this the said Court. The said sale
will be made on the 10th day of
July, 1904, at the hour of 10 o'clock
of said day, and the bids will be
received at the Office of r. H. Lund,
206 and 207 Bernice Building, in the
City of Tacoma, Pierce County, State
of Washington.
Dated this 21st day of June, 1904.
THEODORE F. EGGERS,
Administrator of the Estate of
Charles E. Palm, deceased.
r. H. Lund. Atty. for Adm.
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ESTIMATING COST
OF STREET WORK

City Engineer Davis has furnished
to the commissioner of public works
estimates of the cost of making sew
eral proposed street improvements,
and bids for these Improvements will
be called for in few days.
The engineer estimates the cost of
improving South Eighth street be-
tween Junett and Lawrence streets
by grading a roadway "a feet in
width and constructing crosswalks,
drains and sidewalks, at 81, AS. SIM
liar improvements on Bay street be-
tween South Prospect and Fife
streets are estimated to cost STAT.
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WILL RECEIVE BIDS
FOR IMPROVEMENTS

Commissioner of Public Works
Welsh will next week receive bids on
several public improvements. Mon
day, bids will be received for the inn
provement of Puyallup avenue by
matchmaking with crushed rock and
the planking of South Thirteenth
street with four-inch planks. The
cost of the former Improvement is
estimated at $15,42O, and the latter
at $4,000.
Bids will be received on Tuesday
for the repairing of engine house
No. ), corner of Thirteenth and ]
streets. This improvement will cost
about $1,000.
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HOW THE NEGRO
HAS. PROGRESSED

At the First Methodist church last
night DR.. ]. w. e. Bowen of Atlanta,
Ga, lectured on What the Church
and State Have Done for the Negro"
DR.. Bowen told how these two forces
had taken the black man out of
slavery and taught him the sacred
ness of the marriage vow and the
principles of morality. The state
gave the negro the ballot and made
him a citizen. The church gave him
the Bible and made a Christian of
him.
America, DR.. Bowen said, was not
necessarily a white mans country,
as some claimed, but it was set for
the teaching and uplifting of all ma
tionalities who come to it's shores.
Slavery had been not without benefit
to the negro, as 1t had taken him
from African wilds and brought him
in touch with civilizing influences.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

J. L. Lacy and wife to Andrew
Ludwig, lots 5, 6 and Z, block Z,
Lookout Park addition, 1925.
Robert G. Walker and wife to
Frances B. Donaldson, part of lots
10, IL and 70, block 4027, 1915.
George Kirshner to w. P. Sund-
berg, lot /, section 1, township 20
north, range east, $500.
Samuel p. Millbank and wife to
Ophelia N Opie, lots 1 and 2, block
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BUILDING PERMITS.

Building Inspector Sherman has
the past two Gays: Tacoma Invest.
ment & Building company, dwelling,
Union avenue, $4,000; George w.
Duffy, dwelling, Washington avenue,
$500; Peter Irving, repairs, 1882
Commerce street, $500; Arthur
Schock, dwelling, South Twenty
ninth street, $1S5; H. G. Rowland
dwelling, South State street, $1,000.
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KEEFE LANDS
FIRST GAME
PACING Coast Lcague SANDING.

Bobby Keefe was in working order
yesterday, and a shut-out for the
Oakland team was the result. Fish
er's young pitcher gave an exhibition
not seen here before this season. He
didn't allow a visitor to get beyond
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1920, Tacoma, $1,000.
j. A. Wolbert to Eric Holmes, lots
II and II, block 101, Cakes addi-
ton.
William G. Houtz and wife to
John Doty, lots to 10, inclusive,
block u, Houtz addition, $500.
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runs-Tacoma l. Sacrifice hits
Sheehan !, Mclaughlin ] Graham /,
Hogan /, Kruger. /. Double plays
Graham to Sheehan. Casey to Nor
dyke. Left on bases-Tacoma 4,
Oakland 8.
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SEATTLE, June 22.-The locals
defeated the San francisco team yes
terday by the margin of one run. The
score: r. H e
Seattle ..2O5O0OO 81 9 8
San Fran 0 000050 If Z 4
Batteries-Hall and Wilson; Knell
and Gorton
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n - Philadelphia 4
National League Standing.
American League.

AT Chicago-Chicago A, Cleveland
AT st. Louis-Detroit s, st. Louis
0.
AT Washington-New York 8.
Washington 0.
AT Boston - Boston PHILADELPHIA
game postponed3 rain.
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Portland 100000 % 8 3
Los Ang. % o. 000112-6 Is 8
Batteries-Butler and Steelman
Baum and Spies.
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GRIFFIN TRANSFER co.
Coal and Wood

Sole Agents for the Renton Coal.
Two yards. one at 1880 c St., Telephone
Main $50; the other yard at So. 18th and
L, Telephone Main 4O4.