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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-09-09
NEXT ATTACK FINAL. !
Chinese Refugees Say Port Arthur 10
About Ready to Fati, Il

Chinese Refugees Say Port Arthur 10
I About Ready to Fall. 81 s !: z751i
IS London. Sept. g. 9. Refugees in Che
foo are quoted as predicting the next
general attack on Port Arthur will re-
suit in the fall of the fortress. They
say the Japanese shells have set fire
to the only -four mill in the place.
/. The Chefoo correspondent of the
Daily Telegram says the Japanese now
are trying to undermine the Russian
forts. ~ &. 81 S;'5. ts:s W. Z TN
q A dispatch to the Daily Chronicle
says that during the recent fighting at
Port Arthur the Russians placed Chi.
nese coolies in untenab!e positions
nearest the Japanese lines to draw
the Japanese fire and many Chinese
were killed or wounded. When the
japanese advanced to assault the Chi
nese emerged and gladly surrendered.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-09-09

! s8 I
IOr $is ,oIp. Il ne next iargesL sum WGs
to Mrs. Gridley, whose husband COM
manded the largest ship in the baIt4es
the Olympia. This is for 50, 413.. Tnea
pay is in proportion to the size and
armament of the ships that took part
in the engagement. ~ ".
The total amount to be divided is
$370,336 and as rule the officers and
men will receive sums amounting to
about three months pay in proportion
to their regular salaries. This was
increased as to some Of the command
Ing officers. The smallest amount to
any number OF the crew is 500. This
is to be paid to men who received an
nual compensations of $3.50.
The adjudication OF the cases has
been hanging in the courts and IN the
{ treasury department for some time.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-09-09
BRIEF \ 81; BITS OF NEWS

sSs The eighth Internal ional geograph-
ical congress Is In session st Wash
ington. B
M. III Candee. i highly respected
citizen of Clark ounty. "a la., was shot
and killed from ambush
Louis Deibler who directed the gull
l0tine Of Paris for twenty years, III
dead at the age sOfs eighty-one.
The comp roller Of the currency has
issued q call for the condi ton of ma
stiOnal banks at the close of business
Sept. S.
New York branches Of the Brick.
layers and Masons' Internationa IN.
Ion have voted to reject u proposition
to- Join the American Federation Of
Labor. 81 ssl
The Catholic hedral Of the Epiphs
any at Sioux City, Ia J; was dedicated
Thursday with imposing ceremonies.
Two arch bish0ps. ten bishops and
more than 100 priests took part. Arch.
bishop Ireland delivered the sermon.
Hiloyan Koyacevic >kaa hanged iii
the county jailyard 1T washington
Pa. Thursday for the murd :of Pay.
MASTER Samuel Ferguson ~ the Ter.
39u10n GOnstyuct Ion cOnjp1uy on Sept'
81. 19e4 Robbery - f6e nCtive for
Aftsr another sconf srence with
;G00gxe 1s watson. held I'D London.
Sir Thon1As Upton announced that
Nh v1tsun Geed 81 Nh refusal
a design j allenger ar tie mers
ites living ss g
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-09-09
GREAT BATTLE IS IMMINENT.
JAPANESE ARMIES ADVANCING
il /: ON TWO SIDES OF ,<uAo #
81 ,.... :PATkiN,s Il I i. b.

y St Petersburg, Sept. ! dispatch
from General KnropaLkin reports thai
General Kuroki's army Is about TWEEN
ty-seyen miles eastward OF the rail
road and that General Oku's army Is
twenty Iailes west Of the railroad.
The general star expects that q big
battle VIII be fought. NJ. siI
General Kuropatkin,s report an.
nouncing that the whole Hof his army
had arrived ct Mukden and was tax.
ing up positions around the city and
adding that the army had not lost 8
gun during the retreat relieved the
public ANXIETY and put an end to, the
many alarmist reports which had been
current here. q e 8S
From the generals report 1t seems
evident that kuropatkin Is tentatively
preparing to meet the Japanese again
should Field Marshal Oyama continue
to press northward Nothing more
important than rear guard actions
marked the march to Mukden. The
region south OF that city Is now clear
sof Russians. II is evident. however.
that kuropatkin is taking precautions
ito prevent the Japanese from creeping
around his HANKS, aa he reports that
the Japanese cavalry Is actively scout.
ing wide on his TANKS. The japanese
are reported to be moving up about
thirty miles on either side Of the rail
road, with the view. to surrounding
1 Mukden, but whether Kuropatkin will
accept an engagement or continue
northward will probably depend at the
decisive moment upon the temper and
condition of his troops, who doubtless
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-09-09
ESCAPED STEER RUNS AMuck.
Causes Fight Between Chicago strik-
/. .sg WAN sG ers and Police. al

NJ
Chicago, Sept. ga steer which
caused a battle between policemen aud
q mob Of 1000 strikers at Forty-elgnIn
and Looms streets, broke into a
school, routed the pupils and smashed
several desks and took, refuge ia a
strikers kitchen, where it bled to
death after trampling two Of the strik-
er.s children. ,f-# .I$ 5.5ssss 2c$.ssi;
The animal escaped from the pens
and ran through the yards. AT Forty
eighth and LOOMS streets it was at
tackled by two strikers armed with
knives, who tried to butcher it for the
benefit of the idle army, as had been
done before with stray steers. The
strikers were not we'll armed and the
steer made gallant fight, to watch
which q crowd gathered. ..:s1l
< The police We're called and arrived
as the animal broke away and started
to run. The crowd followed. The po-
lice followed the crowd. Seeing the
bluecOats the crowd turned and began
to throw bricks and stones at them.
The officers drew their clubs and
welded them with effect. Scores OF
men were dubbed, one being so severe
ly beaten that he was removed to a
hospital. - =
In the meantime the steer, forgot
ten by both strikers and police, ran
into the O'Toole school at the corner
on which the riot occurred. In two
rooms on the first floor it made Z
boiste-ous entry. Blood was pouring
from many wounds and the pupils feG
in terror. Bold teachers united to
drive the frenzied animal from the
building and it finally went, leaving
behind broken desks and demoralized
children. g. g
1t made its way to Forty-ninth street
and took refuge in the home of Will
lam Mintag, striker, where it sank
faint from loss of blood.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-09-09
REPORTED ROM WElHAlNEl.5
sirirs at Sea Distinctly Heard at Chi
.s5 i,ese Port. 81 ,sy$S 5;

~ 80 n
,9E nese Port. N s$f.5 81.
3 ;Weihaiwei, Sept 9. Firing at sea
ws.s h.a.d he's e during the night and
boass au.slue the harbOr clam they
saw flashes distinctly. d /. assss n: E.$
ISL As British snip was among those
which investigated the firing. She re.
porls that seven ships were engaged
in the tannonade and that they
steamed ava and disappeared upon
the appea. anee OF the British vessel.
81 The vessels which went out from
here to Investigate the firing report
that the flashes from the guns were
plainly visible. They were unable,
however. to ascertain whether the Jap
aIese were firing upon Russian ships
which had escaped from Port Arthur
or upon Chinese junks The activity
OF the Japanese in watching junks
makes the latter superstition the more
probable. Eighteen Junks have been
captured by the Japanese during the
last few days. g -S5 b III sJs
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-09-09
euMMARY On WAR NEWS.

s me a smeager news which the day has
brought from the front indicates that
mere 4 has been a cessati Hon Of actual
lighting. Kuropatkin reports that his
Whole! army is now ut Mukden and
that he did NOT lose q single gun ii
4 MS retreat Kuroki' ~ army Is on his
! east flal1k and that Of Oku on his left
!; hank ll / and st. PETERSBURG officials sur.
mise g that e. big battle may be fought
u the JAPANESE continue to press on
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-09-09
TWO DIE lin ,RAlLRoA WRECK
Passenger on Rock island Runs Into
Rear End Of Freight.

Princeton, I'LL, Sept. s 8 {. Two per
sons were killed and nineteen injured
when q fast passenger train on the
Chicago. Rock island and Pacific rail.
road was wrecked at Tiski lava.
The dead are Thomas Donaldson,
express messenger, and an unid entitled
man Of Danish nat onality
The passenger train ran Into the
rear end Of a freight train that had
broken Ia two. The engineer escaped
injury but the fireman vas severely
hart. s
Half q dozen passenger cars were
wrecked and the passengers thrown
in every direction eight landing In z
cornfield at one side Of the tfack.
Many Of the injured have beer
taken to Tiskilawa and the others IA
the hospital at IA Sail 'ss3ss
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-09-09
BIG BAT b Y OCCUR
japanese Armies Again Pressing On General
kuropatkin From the East and West
At Mukden.

Mukden. & Should this movement north.
ward on Kuroki's part continue it IL
regarded Id st. Peters burg as probable
that Kuropatkin will be compelled I'd
race him for Telling pass asstrategic
position forty miles north Of Mukden.
There is nothing In the dispatches,
however, 70 indicate with any degree
OF certainty whether the two armies
will be forced to again engage at Muk.
den or whether the Russians will con.
tinue 70 TALL back on Tieling pass.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-09-09
SEEK THEIR OLD POSITIONS.
Large Number Of Stock Yards Strikers Ap-
pear AT Packing Houses and Look For
Old Jobs. . NJ M.

succeeded in doing so and the packers
say no more conferences will be held.
SG.'tI do not know what the next move
will be, said President Donnelly.
"There is no dissension among the
unions as 9 result OF the referendum.
The conference board Of the allied
trades council has charge of the
strike ~ 5Sl;
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-09-09

Chicago, Sept "a large number
Of strikers visited the stock yards dur
ing the, day and many made inquiries
Of foremen in*the packing establish
ments as to the outlook for work il
they returned. Ms Il 5E# \, 4.5 :s5 $ss
The committee appointed by the
strike leaders TO secure another con-
ference with the packers has not vet
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-09-09
Mosquitoes Kill Two Children.

Mazatlan, Mex, Sept. "a plague
OF mosquitoes is reported from the
town Of Eldorado. The insects are
said to be Of extraordinary size and
appear in swarms at night. One wo
man has been driven insane by, the
attacks Of mosquitoes and two infants
have died of their bites.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-09-09

seed ont Of them. This WAS also done
with wheat ~ many cases, the heads
being broken "a md taken away as
souvenirs. The displav, after tbs
close q the state fair. was packed ~
cases aad shipped ID st Louis where
4 viii :becouae part of Tie states die
may &c The North DAKOTA booth Ia
tho agricultusl building.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-09-09
WILL COST SEVERAL Mill IONS.
Int rlocking systenns for Every Grace
e5 III III CROSSING IN llijnois 3s58E III

Chicago, Sept. 8. - The state railroad
and wal eho,lse commission and repre-
5sentatives Of railroads had a confer
sence during the day about plans re:
quiring steam and electric railroads
to install interlo cking systems at
every grade crossing in the state. This
would require an expenditure Of sew.
!eral millions of dollars 4 The railroad
Off Gals expressed q disposition to dc
severyt hing possible for the protection
of human life and asked for time ia
conside metz IDS to accomplish this
result. mi AZ, ia
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-09-09
4 WRECK ON SEABOARD Line
Passengers and Trainlnen Killed II Wreck
On the. Seaboard Air Line.

Charlotte, N. q, Sept. 3. -Four wo-l
men passengers and one l trainman
were killed and about IS persons IN
jured in q seaboand Air Lime wreck at
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-09-09
RUSSIANS EVACUATE MUkDEN
Russian Evacuation Of Mukden IS Now III
Progress and laps Have Not Crossed
River Hun.

Berlin, September dispatch to
the Lokal Anseiger from Mukden
says the evacuation Of Mukden is now
in progress and adds that the Japan
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-09-09
Will Be scAKEED FOR LIFE.

vvIttl33 - - SII%FA1hE05833F 9Th NJ {EIfE.
surgi lars Throw Acid on Chicago
Young Woman.
$g Chicago, Sept. 8. -- w hen Miss Mabel
McPherson, 1918 Sheridan road. dis.
covered two burglars Ia her room
early In the morning they threw the
contents Of bottle containing car
5bolic acid upon her, burning her face
and neck. Miss Mcpherson is a sister
in-laW of BENZ n. Crawford, presi-
dent OF the National Biscuit company,
and $is visiting at his home on Sher-
idan road. Miss Me- herson will re.
cover, but she will be SCARED Tor life.
The burglars secured 81 quantity OF
silverWare and jeWelryi and escaped.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-12
Sbertf mno NoHe
gelasern einen alien AnFeoler.

9aptBa b, Wis., IL. Mai. s.
s. 9teB, Elm NniiebIer am unteren
@bippema bdlt INNER mod Die 0er=
t%betoigung ieines Nnwefens sesen She
riff peteriOn unb feline 2eute aufre9t.
STE umgebun9 feines Seimes 1T nit
8eftrtpp bt9t bemadien uno ma9t
ieoe a~nndberung sefdbrli6. 8is iebt
finb 5mei Der @eri6tsbeamten bon 9ieB
~berpunbet tporben.
9ieb nabm pdbrenb Der Waht,
unrnben bor smei Sabren eroBen Mn=
tbeil unb rietb our &ube unb @ebor=
lam Dor Dem Gefeb.
Nblano, Misc., IL. Mai.
Capt Mouatt bon Der Mili5 bat benz
Sheriff auf 8efebl bes Greisri9ters
parriIb 5uanaig @emebre unb bic basu
geb6renoe Munition eefanbt.
Sieb bate auf ben Silfs : Sheriff
@aiott geido1en. Der mad feinem Saufe
fam. I'm ibn au Derbaften. ct ftanb
unter Nnfla9e einen @inbaltsbefebl bes
Gi6ters, Der ibm berbot, Der Chippewa
2umber So. S9mierigfeiten in ben
Weg 5u legen, berlebt gu baben.
@ongreB Der Mntter.
@bica9o, II. Wai. Sic z. Sab
res=@onferen5 beg acknowledgements
Der Wttter miro beute feline 4=tdeise
SiBune beginner. ueber 500 Sele=
gaten aus allen Sbeilen bes 2anbes
iinb antpefenh.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-12

Suaar gureb S9trtten - Grfie NnaIttdt :
1870 gfunb 12% :l15 8funb 1916; 10-12
gfunb 1873; Sueste huaIttdt : 2o-1s 9funb
12e ; 10 4fuub 12c ; IL 9funb 12&c ; 10
@fnnb 123c.
@aItfornti@e s9tnfen-6 bis 8 gfuab 82c;
8 h;s 10 Bfurb SIC.
S4uItern-gngT. Gureb, 10 bts 20 Pflnh
tn Dur9i@nttt, &c; 16 9f9tb DurGi9nttt,
84c. 10 bis 10 Bfune g..
6rI5 Sped-4Iarer @nsliib Gureb 16,
eesudblter gusar @ureb 16e, 6-7 9funb Ia,
Dur9i@nitt 15c ; 8 Bis 8 8fanb I'M Sur9.
i@nitt 12c; 10 bis 10 Bfunb int Dur@f9ntti
lie; 8 Naab TN Dur&i@nttt, iGuoI, lie
8 9funb I'M Our4i&nttt, i4utal, lie.
sped, gnsl.-@ewdbIter, 8 BIS 10 gfunn
tint Dur9i9nttt. l3e; 10 bis IA gfunb tn
Dur6i9nitt. lie.
GpeG-RIare Setten, 80 BITS 60 gfnnb tn
9mr&i9aitt, 9sc; RIare Seiten, 80 bi8 4O
g uus. 98e; &Iare Beuies, 20 bts 80 gfunb,
98c; La bis 22 Bfb., 94c; IA Bis 16 pfmlb,
104c; RIare 8iGen, 20 BIS 80 9funb, CSC;
EiiGen IL bis 1b Rfunb Ole; RIare Stiden 6
Bis 9 Bfunb, 93c
@epO6eItes S9metneFeti9 - Rno@enIo1ei
Tanep pig $40. 90; 2Iares 8ean S19.5 80; Sam,
Ip $3.50; short GIear $3.50; SRrnpI
$15. 90.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-12
6rocerteS.

Setrofnete Tri9te-AepfeI, an Der Some
getrofnet, &c; Sobannes6eeren 7c BIS 7Hc;
@ttrOn 13c bis 14c; Sofnen, Q Grown. per
Bfunb, 7e, 8 @rown Tic, 4 @ronn TIC fac,
m~enfreie &c bis SC, California RuscateI 7kc;
SnItana TIC, intportirte SuItnna lie bis 14s
California apritoien Sc bis 12c.
Sprup-Stanbarb @orn csc bis 25c: oe,
wdbIter 27c bis 32c; Sorghum sse bis Csc;
Stem Orleans MoIaHes 1sc bis csc; geudbIs
ter 3Oc bis 38c.
gdiRe -grasiI nen SC bis 10c; SiIberts IL ;
gtanbeEn Ia; pei6i9aIise RanbeIn 15c;
Serbian RanbeIn 15c; Eeonuts &c bic SIC;
ser6ffete 7c bis &c; @nsIii9e @aImiHe 1916.
PifIes-24OO i'm Sab $40; 1900 tn1 TaB
So; 1900 TN 9aIbfaB $3.50; 600 tut Sas
1850.
S~nbtanapsIts RafeeS4reNe:
@ewDbnI. bis gutter 10-12c; prta1a Dts ges
pdbIter 4-16c ; 6ancp 52H33c, go!hes
Delow 18 bis 22e, Saua 2s-32c.
SIN gafetsn:
Arioia $11.25, Zion Sill. 25, Serfeb S1l. 25;
Caracas $10. rs, DtHtportE's $11. 25, 9ut9
Sasa 8lens $14. 30, RaiIgou@ Sill @ates
BIenbeb Sana S11.76.
SaGer-Domtnoes 7.6Oc; etiidsuder S.95
SuIuerttrter 5.62e; 22E8 puInertFrter .. 50:,
fet1er granuIirter 5.10c; gubes $500; Goa.
~fectioners' u 5000; Ribsepoob u 4.95e; $3.50.
mtg VI 4.90c; @taptre VA. 79;; SbeaI Grtra
@oIben 6 4.SOe; @inbipr Grtra 6 4.75s,
&ibsewoob u 4.95e; seIber 6 A. SOt; 1e seIs
Ser Ala.
GtnsemaGte Trti@te-BIadberrtes 8 Bfs.
SLICE; Rea@es STANDARD, 8 3d., So
2.25; SECONDS 8 8funb ST. 6O-S1. 65; Die
Readses, 81. 4O-$1.5O; Nnanas, gtanbarb,
2 Bfb., 81 .65-$1. 80; Seconds, 2 gfu,b.
81. 26 pl.45; crime 8obnen, 8 gfuab Rans
men, gabama Ananas S1.9O-S2. Roc,
@efebte @sbien. $l.20-Sl. 75. fri5e Stunt 96
GentS, %earrou 9Oe, etnseuei9te 65e-6Oe.
tomatoes. Q Biunb, 81. 1O-S1.16, 8uGer,
Sorm 9Oc-s1.s %. gpfeIbutter. per Dutenb,
8 Bfunb. ST..
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-12
G6Mserete0.

SnbianapDIts Detail gertaufspretie:
Ranamutb RIee Sc. 25-$z. 90.
&ptber So. O0-$6. 76.
glitfe ST. 25-$8.OO.
gIfaIfa $8.6O-$9.OO.
@eiBer SO 50-$1O.25.
Sancb 9intotbb $1.sb-$1.90.
@enGblter 81 6O-$1 go.
9rtn1a 81. 75-$1. 80.
Sancb &etttufp 8IaugraB $1.4O-$1.5o
@Ttra reites IN Gbaf 5000.
Sr9arb @raB $1.45-$1.60.
S1eb Sop in @baf 85c-$1.2 %.
@etBer Soma Samen 9afer $1,000.
8eiBer Sntnois 35c-55c.
Gamen Corn peiB urtb seIb $1.10-$1.35.
9lmber SuGerrobr Sarten $1-1.25.
GniiIage gorn 9Oc-$1. 10.
Sriibiabr gerfte 9Oc-$1.10.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-12
0~eT@se@teteS BteB.

SrtGes &inbfeii&-DefIt9e Sttere So
TIC; bteise stiere 73-.7ac; biefise &tnOet
$50 bis kN0 gfunb 73c; bieft8e Ribe 400
bis $50 gfunb 65c +; Rtibe $50 BIS $50 Efaab
6Ac; Gtier goroerpterteI &c, sitter Stnter'
uaerteE 916c, Sinh StnteruierteI &c, Sinh
gorberpierteI' Sc, Sub 8ort eruterteI 44c, Sub
StnterbierteI SIC.
Trti9es RaIbFeii9-Ealber 74c, 9tnter'
utegteI lie, BorberpterteI 7c.
Srti9es S9ofFeti9 2dusnaer per Pfanb
1O3c f; S9afe 83c; S9enteI l0c; &nGs, tEr1,
18e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-12
Idelther MarftbertGt.
1tepusGrSt.
indianapolis linton gteBbDfe, IL. Stat.

Snotanapolis linton gtebb6fe, IL. Nai.
Rtnbuteb.
@etpdbIte bis prtma @rport
Gtiere, 13OO-15OO gfb...... 81 70 % Ii
NGBtge bts n1ittIere Export
Stiere, 13OO-l4OO 8fb..... 1904 81
Suite bis primo s6Ia6ter sttere,
l150-125O 9fb.."...... q 40-48C
SspDbnIi9e Stiere, 11,b0 Bis
1850 9funo. 4 25-4 s.
Suite bis gerudbIte 6eebtns
1884 81
RabiSe bis quite Seeding Stsere,
100000 8fb. 375-4 IL
@ute StoGer8 8 25-4 OO
2ei6te StoGers. .... OO-3 26
@ute bis 9erpdblte Tinbsr...... 36-4 &c
NittIere Bis cute Rinher...... 8 65-4 90
@etr6bnlihe &inber ...... 8 25-3 30
Gute BITS ssudbEte Riibs... ........ 3754 10
RittIere Ribe. 8 40-3 s.
@erpDbnItGe GIte RiiAe. .".... l O0-8 30
Suite Ribe NIT Rail-. $50 $50
GeuDtnIt9e RIbe NIT RaI ...... $50 SEQ
@eudblte RdIber 4OO-5 90
G6uere R1lber- 2 3d. 20
Brtrta BITS fancp @rport Sut8er
8unen 8 80 90
S~ep6bnIiGe bis quite 8ulen...... 1908 40
@eu65nIi9e 8uaeM....".".".". 2 So IS
S6metne
Suite bis seUdbIte i@uere....... 81 go 80
genii1te unb i9rpsre Pafins... 476-4 81
Gnte bis sepdbIte IeiGte. .~...~ To 80
@ew6bnli9e Iei9te""."..".. 4 65-4 10
Safe 25-4 30
2eihte 9ieS. 8 75-4 90
Rouats 4OO-4 90
S6ae.
Cute BITS geudbEte 2dntaer-.".. 8 70 6 %
@~eu5bnli9e Bis CUTE 2dratneri... A 90 8 50
Suite Bis serpdbIte S9afe.."-. 8 70 4 80
Orbindre BITS CUTE S9afe.-".".. 90 8 30
226- 2 rs
B6ee, per 100 9fb....... 8 CO. 8 80
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-12
Surge 9epeiben.

SpringfieIb, Sn. Die repub=
tifaniI9e Staats= Contention bat fir
Rooiebelt unb Gairbants i%nfrutrt.
Berlin, IL. Wai. $500 Bidder
9eieIen Die nit Der 8etDfigung ieitens
Der gdGermeiter un5ufrieoen finb, be-
finben ft6 am Streif. 0iele gerbaf=
tun9en finb bor9enommen tuoroen.
2ineofn, Neb. 9te @robloge
Der potbiasritter bon Nebrasta bat
ale @euobnbeitsTpieler unb S9anf=
felner bon oer Wit9lieoidaft ausge=
f6loRen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-12
HrA@te ta1D @estAfe.
d tie.

@ttronen-$2-3.00 fir 10000.
Draneen-Sane SIoriba 1925 per Bog,
California Seedlings $2.25. California Nas
peIs $50 bis 2.75 pet Bog, Eansarines
$3.50 bis $a.75.
gananen-@emdtL!e ST so bis $1.76 per
BmnG, srpeite Aualitdt 81 90 bis $1.25.
RotusnhHe-$3 OO-3.25 per 9urbert.
Setgen Srnnrna 11-16c bas Sfunb.
Datteln &c per Sfunb, so 9fp. Rifen.
MepfeI-S2. 80 bis S4.O 90 per SaB.
Neuer ~Sonig-l6c.
9ineaspIes az. $500.
grbbeeren $500 per "a Quart @efe.
@emGfe.
Bermuda Sm:ebeLn - $2.C0 pei 8uibeI
Grate.
Spanti9e 3piebeIn 81. s. per @rate.
RartofeIn $1.2O PET Gul9eI.
3eue RartoffeIn 81. 50 per 8uibeI, $500
per SaB.
Sninois eiBfartofeln $4.C0 per Sat.
.75 pet @rate.
Gelern-per GhReHo f1Cs
Rotbe 4iiben 80 per SaB.
Stamp 8pbnen S .10 per BuibeE.
RnobIau9 &c per Sfnns.
BeiBe Giiben 90c per gufbeI
Rabieie 1Oc per 9usenb 8nn9es.
@aIat SC pr gflnb.
Sptnat Z c per guiEel.
yleue peiBe 8iiben40c per Dubeno Snrubes.
8bubarb 1Oc per Dusenb.
Crime 8obnen $1.35 per &tfte.
Sale $500 per SaB.
@urfen 50e-75c per Dukeno.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-12
anFaten bon sOOfer :. aaibinston's snsfeeee snHitut.

Sie gauge Melt tennt bic grbei, wel&e goofer 8. Waibington fur bas
Negr=Snfttut gu Suste9ee, Mabama, beeOnnen bot. WaibingtOn 9laubt bs
&ahen=prOblem 3u l6en inbem er CUTE 6armer, 3immeueute, N9aurer unb
anoere 9anotperer aus ben Negern ma6t. gide feiner @tubenten fno i8on
@rperten IN ibrem Tah. Ss obere Bib agt ME cine Stride bon ben 5bh=
lsn gebaut mro unb bas untere stnen gut gepfegten Rrautgarten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-12

&eaen - $50. 9 retber $1.06 auf @eles
fen. ST .O6 BON NiibIen; go. 3 rotber $I.O23;
Nat $1.01; 8asenpeBen $1.O2.
&orn (nemes) - go. l retb Gle; SO. 9
wetB 51c; $50. 8 peib SIC; $50. A nsib,
47c; No. 2 wetB semif9t sic; $50. 8
uetB senrtf6t sic ; SO. 4 wefb seuti9t
47c; SO. 2 seIb sic; SO 8 seIb 51c ;
$50. 4 gelb 47c; $50. 2 seni9t Ole
$40. 8 semtf9t 51c; SO. 4 semtf9t AIS /;
RpIbett ACC.
Safer- N0. 2 uetber 43e; gio. 8 wetber
42c; go. 2 geutf9ter 413c; gio.8 ssntti9tes
403c.
9eu $50. 1 Stntotbp S1z 60; Ro.
q Eimotbp $11.50