davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1904-01-02
Clever Ants.

DIR. F1agg tells an interesting story
of some ants he had observed: "a
pie was placed on a shelf in a cup
board, with a wide ring of molasses
encircling the plate. The ants discov-
cred it and, wanting pie for breakfast,
they set out to get it They first
marched about the ring, leaving an
ant here and there at places which
were seen to be less wide than the
rest of the ring. Then they carefully
selected the narrowest place; and,
going to an old nail-hole in the wall
they formed an endless stream of
porters, each bringing grain of plas-
ter. They built a causeway through
the molasses of these bits of lime,
and in three hours from the time of
discovery, they were eating the pie"
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1904-01-02

Seems to me ! ought to know you."
after day, week after week, gettin'
what we'd come for-the mountains
gold. We'd had more'n usual luck,
and twice had struck it rich But
hard as 1 worked, and eager as I was
for success, there was one thing was
always thinkin' about, an that was
Nellie What was she doin'? Did she
ever think of me? Did she care for
me? Such questions 1 was askin' my
self all the time. But, fool that l was
l didn't write to her. for 1 was think
in all the while, I'll be goin' back to
her soon; then there11 be time for her
to answer all my questions"
I've said we'd had more'n usual
luck, my brother and 1; so after eight
months or SO, one day, says l to my
self, "Now's the time for me to go
back and ask Nellie"
I'll never forget that journey back.
What a happy world this looks like If
you're only happy yourself. l was
two days on the trail back to the rail-
road town. 1t seemed a rough, lone
some road when 1 was comm; but
goin' back I could feel the beauty Of
the wild country. And then on the
train, two more days. How diff'rent
IL all seemed from when l went
was interested now in everybody and
everything 1 saw.
At one small town where the train
stopped a few minutes I looked out,
and there was a little jewelry store
across the street. A sudden thought
came to me. an out 1 dashed. I guess
that jeweler thought / was a crook
when I burst in and asked to see the
hos n 10 ri for To- hnrd
But my roll showed him 1 meant
straight business. and it was soon
done. Back to the train I ran, and
got it just as it was pullin' out.
Well" thinks I, ct amt much of
a ring, I'm afraid; but gladly I'll get
her a better one, if only she'll be
willin' to take it from me, and wear
it,
Twas toward nightfa1l of the sec
ond day, Just in the gray of the twi-
light, that the train reached my stop
pin place 1t had been a happy jour
ney back. Out I piled into the cool
air, and walked along the platform,
fookin' to see if there was anyone
knew I didn't see anyone at first,
but when the train rolled on east
noticed farmer on G wagon just over
the other side of the tracks, and saw
twas Mr. Welker that lived a couple
O. miles past Morse's farm, where i
was bound for.
Good evenin', Mr.. Welker,' says L
IF you're goin' to be headin' for home
soon, will you give me lift as far as
Morse's?"
The old man looked sharp at me-
Seems if / ought to know YOU" he
says why. amt you the young chap
that was workin' out there ut Mcfse's
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1904-01-02
Hutchinson Family.

A game or trick, played by any mum
Der of persons. Those who know tha
game retire to an adjoining room and
are supposed to personate the Hutch.
inson family, to whom the others are
brought in one by one to be introduc.
ed. The family" who all stand in
row, initiate, as exactly as possible
whatever the guest says or does, until
he sits down, when he joins the family
and another person is brought in
Sometimes when the guest under
stands the joke, he can turn it ON
the members of the family" by do
ing something difficult to initiate.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1904-01-02
Kelvin pisIIkes Electric Liqht

1t is a curious fact that Lord Ke1-
vim, who has done so much to adj
vance the worlds knowledge of cleo
tricity, dislikes the electric light.
When he visited this country a few
years ago with Lady Kelvin they
spent a weekend with Mr.. and Mrs
George WESTINGHOUSE, whose Lenox
home after shutdown is blaze of cleo
ericity.
The first night they spent there
Lady Kelvin rang up servant to beg
they might tsbe accommodated with a
couple of tallow dips, as they were
unaccustomed to such intense light in
their bedroom"
Lord Kelvin's country home in
Scotland is an transformations house
overlooking the Clyde at Largs, where
electricity IL unknown even for public
Illumination
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1904-01-02
A Pet Antelope.

Most of us have seen an antelope,
but did you ever see one that was
pet? In London there is little ante
lope named .'Tiddlums" that travels
about with his master everywhere,
and which likes above all things to
ride on the top of an omnibus And
he answers to his name just like
dog. He is every bit as intelligent as
a dog, too only he can't wag his tail,
and that's unfortunate. because he
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1904-01-02

ooh, just goin' up in the country a
ways says l.
Il suppose it must seem dull to you
here" says Nellie. But you're not
goin' to be gone long. that is. very
long, are your"
The pretty child. 1 could see she
was trying to talk in a lively, cheer
full way; yet she couldn't keep an
anxious tone out of her voice
Well says I, s9that'n depend most
~ on whether / have luck or not
There's q girl. too, that'll have some
thing to say about it."
could soc Nellie give a start when
said that, and thinks I, +.she knows
pf course mean her" But just then
was called away by Mr.. Morse. my
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1904-01-02
TaIIest on Earth.

In comparative table of stature,
arranged according to nationalities,
the United States Indian stands high
er than any other race in the world
though the Patagonian runs him very
close. The white citizen comes next
The United States negro ranks four
teenth in the scale, and of all the coun-
tries in the world considered the Per
tuguese are found to be the shortest.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1904-01-02

Jack straws, to dislodge one at time
without disturbing the rest Each one
thus stealthily removed, means five
points; if single other one trembles
it is five points for the rest of the
company and the turn passes on to
the next player. 1t sounds very sim
pie, but there is lots of fun in it, and
It can be played with equal fervor by
both young and old.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1904-01-02
More Sunshine.

DID you ever feel the sunshine singing
through your soul
When some blessed boost of fortune sent
you spinning toward your goal?
Did you ever have some sorrow-sav1ng
sinner sigh and say:
DO not be too sure, my laddie, too self
confident, too gay,
For another day is coming when things
may be changed. you know
Thus he wreathes your joyous spirits IN
winding sheet of Woe
Spurn these gloom-pursuing mortals,
shun the worry-seeking man:
Know no. trouble till it strikes you-sfng
of sunshine when you cam
When the troubles come and smite us,
then it's hard enough to bear
He who seeks for clouds is foolish when
his sky is blue and fair;
Keep the bitter from your jesting. keep
the sting from out your chaff,
And the weariest weight of worry can be
lightened by your laugh.
Sing a while-no doleful ditty with tear
in every line;
Sing whfle-no soulful sonnet with sue
cessive sob and whine
Sing song that sends the sunshine to
the soul of striving man;
Laughter lets love inger longer-so be
jolly while you can.
$. w. Gillian.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1904-01-02

Language of Flowers.
Absence-Zinnia.
Always the same-MyrtIe.
cipation-Anemone
Ardent Attacnment-Lar
Beauty and piety-Water star.
Blessing and forgiveness-Ap
blossom.
Bond of 1ove-Honeysuckle
Capricious beauty-Lady's slipper.
Cheerfulness-Chr ysanthemum.
Confidence in heaven-Flowerins
reed.
Consolation-Snow
Observation-Disclosures
Cure for Observation-Disclosures
Deceitful hope-Daffodil
Despair-Cypress.
Despondency-Geran
Devotion-Cross of Jerusalem.
Diffdence-Cyclamen
Disappointment-O
Observation-Disclosures.
Estranged love-Lotus.
Falsehood-Apocynum .
Fame-Laurel.
Fidelity-Wallfiowe
Forever thine-Dahlia.
giveness-SandaI tree.
Friendship-Ivy.
Generosity-Orange tree.
Genius-Plane tree.
Good night-Mint.
MISUNDERSTANDING bell flower.
Hatred-Basil.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1904-01-02

to appreciate some entertainment of a
simple but appropriate character
Here is one that is fun for every one:
Pile some hickory nuts or whatever
nuts are served with the dinner, into
= great heap on the table cloth. zach
guest taking = fork. proceeds as in
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1904-01-02

1t has always been proverbia1 among
anatomists that blond nations are
greater than their darker neighbors-
This is due to the geological positions
of the blond races. They are charac-
teristic of the north, and on account OF
the lower degree of temperature are
induced to take more exercise, which
throws them more in the open air.
At the top of the list of the coun-
tries, arranged in order of stature. the
first seven, after the United States
white men, are Norway, Scotland,
British America, Sweden, Ireland, Dem
mark and Holland, all northern
nations.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1904-01-02
Fun with Nuts at Dinner.

When the main portion of the dfn<
ner has been removed and dessert
served, little folks are in the humor
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1904-01-02
Boys who Make Great Men.

a Swedish boy fell out of window
and was badly hurt, but with clinched
lips he kept back the cry of pain. The
King Gustavus Adolphus, who saw the
boy fall, prophesied that the boy
would make a man for an emergency
He did, for he became the famous
Gen. Bauer
A boy used to crush the flowers to
get their color, and painted the white
side of his fathers cottage in the Ty-
rol with all sorts of pictures, which
the mountaineers gazed at as wonder
full. He was the great artist, Titan.
An old painter watched a little fell
low who amused himself making draw
ings of his pot and brushes, easel and
stool, and said, THAT boy will beat
me one day." He did, for he was Mi
chael Angelo
A German boy was reading a blood
and-thunder novel. Right in the midst
of it he said to himself: "Now, ehis
will never do. l, get too much excited
over it. / can't study so well after it.
So here it goes." And he flung the
book into the river. He was Fichte
tfns great INTERPRETATION Star
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1904-01-02
BY w. f. sMYTH

Copyrighted 1905, By The authors Publishing Cospan,
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1904-01-02

Montana's a great country. My
brother'n 1 worked side by side, day
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-05
SeoGlferanasftetiftif

Sn, e1nem Dtefer Sage bonn Genius
8ureau ausgegebenen Bulletin tpirb bic
8ebOlterung Der Ser. Staaten i'm
Sabre 1903, etnf9lteBli9 Der Der eSn=
fularbefibungen, auf 79,90O,389 ange~
geben, etne 3una6me bon 3,9O5,814
felt Dem Genius bon 1900. Die Gin
tpobner5abl BON 438 StGbten, Die i'm
Sabre 1900 cine geo0lterung bon TO-
900 ober mebr batten, 1T babel
f9dBungsnetie angegeben. Na9 bic
fen S4dBungen bat @robzNenOort
iebt 3,716,139 G%tnnobner; gbicaqo
1,873,88O; philadelphia 1876, 716;
ct. Bouts urb Bolton na6eau ie 6OO,z
900; Baltimore 531,313; Glebelanb
bat Cincinnati iiberbolt unb bat Ala
$50 gtntpo6ner, Cincinnati 332,934.
Die ginfpobner5ubl bon 8uffalo bat
au9 bebeutenb 5ugenommen unb lift
381403; San Srancisco set 1885,
919, pittsburg 345, O43; Detroit, Milz
tDdufee unb Nen Orleans baben Die
3abl 100000 iiberf9ritten, Mafbingz
ton tit BON btefer 3abG ni9t melt ent=
fernt.
Nn 3abl Der Orte, bic iiber 10000
@%fntpobner bdben, tit Maha9ufetts
noraus; es bat beren At nit i'm 9anz
gen 2197 ,706 @intpobnern, iebo9 1T
Die 8efammteinnpbne15abl Der ftdbti=
fden 8ebDlferung bon MdHa9ufetts
ni9t 10 eroB pie bic BON Netp Oprf,
genniDlbanien unb SuinDis. BON ben
@taaten bat g1etp Oorf bic srDBte Be-
bDlterung, ndmft9 mebr als $780,
900, pennfnlbanien bat 100000,
Sntnois iber 100000 @~tnpobner;
Seras iber 3,000.0O0; es bat Metf<
iourt iiberbolt; % Staaten BADEN our
3ett fpeniger als 100000 ginpobz
ner, IA mebr als 100000 Ginppbz
ner.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-05
Deloem-stiftung.
Gtnaasteue ttntertiibmne uno @seSaiuen far
beroiidle &ebcmsrrtter.

Ser befannte p6iIantbrop Nnbretp
Carnegie bat einen GpnDs 0 $4,000
600 geitiftet, nel9cc gum 8eiten Der
9tnterbliebenen DOE Der{onen ber@
Danbt ner0en iDIl. nel6e ihr 2eben
bel benz belbenbaften 8emiiben Derlie@
rem, Mitmeni9en gu retten, fotpie fir
tie felbit tpenn tie @erleBungen baDonz
trugen. 9te Stiftung fiibrt ben Na@
men uSbe 9ero 5unb" unb Der @tifz
tungsfonbs beftebt in finfproaentigen
+ iten &oQateralz8onbs Der uniteb
States Steel Corporation.
Die 8ernaltung Der Sttftung 1T in
Die 9Gnbe elmer &pmmii1ion gelegt,
pel9e ii9 aus berborragenben 8iirgern
bon pittsburg, pa., 5uiammenieBt.
9err Carnegie CAB in einem 69reiben
on biefe 8pmmiftpn bic @runb5iige
Der Nusfiihrune ietnes Planes, tpelher,
nm feline eigenen @orte gu brauden,
ba3u bienen foG, n2eute in friebli9en
2ebensberufen, pel9e BEL benz 6elbenz
miit9igen 8eriu9 gu S9aben gefom=
men itnb, Menf9enleben gu retten, PEI
funidr in cine etpas Before Gage ols
bisber 81 berfeben, big tie nieber i'm
Stunbe ieien, i6rem 8errf na931z
geben, i'm Safe t6res SDbes aber Die
Wtttpe unb bic &inber pber anbere
bon ibnen a~bbdngige @erfone, bis CUR
MISUNDERSTANDING refpeftipe Bis our
@rreiGung zines erperbsfdbigen Differs
gu unterftiBen. Sir ungepD6nli9 be-
gable &inber fDnnen beipnbere 8epilz
ltgungen gema9t perben, Inn i6nen
cine bD6ere Musbilbung angebei6en gu
lafen. Nu9 fDnnen ben !6elben ie mad
Der Gage bes ei%n5elnen Safes 8elb~
fummen beptaigt tperben."
Sur 8~ebingung ntrb gema6t, buB
Die beniaigten Mittel in d%neemeHener
Weife benuBt perben urb bab Die gmz
pfGnser o6tbare Mitelteber bes Sc
m~einpefens bleiben. 5erner ION benz
9elben, fetner Mitttpe pber IonItigen
nd9iten N~ngebDrigen eine Mebatne gum
9ebd9tniB Der 9elbent6dt ~iibergeben
tDer0en, nnb btefe fam du6 betpiIt9t
tperben, tpenn Der 6elb unperlebt
bletbt. Nu4 Die Spenbung elmer @elbz
iumme foa in bieiem Sale ni9t ausz
gef9lofen fem, nenn Die &pmmifIon
bies fir u~ngemefen bdGt. 8efonbers
tparnt Carnegie Die &ommtfion bapor,
fi9 nit ben penfionsfonbs fir muni<
5tpols @ngefteate in &onflift gu feBea
unb ermobnt tie, nit fol9en SnitituteE
in Sarmonie bor5ugeben. @onte Die
&ommiffion finDen, bob nu9 liberulen
8epiaigungen in Der urfpriingli9 be-
abfi6ttgten Rihtung am Sabresf6luB
ueberf9ufe aus ben Nuftinften bes
Sonbs DerbGeiben, 10 t0nnen bieieGben
our unter ftiBung BEL unfGaen bers
tpdnbt Derben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-05
Surge 9epeiden.

GipurGaiIs, 6. 8. Sic republ.
Staats=gonbention mdblte 9elegafen
unter Der Sntruftion, fir RoOiebelt's
Domination gu ftmmen.
% abington On. Ser Prdibent
ernannte ". 8. Wolf bonn 9ifrift
Columbia als Na6folser @ul3ba9er's
beim Ober9eri9t in Porto &ico.
2Dnbon. 9as unterbaus lebnte
nit 1877 eegen 124 Stimmen einen
Nntrag auf gufbebun9 Der Srii9en
itrafre9tliden @onber=G eiebe ab.
e a I. Das S6ladti9if v3en=
tufp", Nomiral @bats, fubr nod Stem
Oorf ab.
2ep Oprf. 9as I1nteri9abam
erbielt 1922, 900 japan. Sob bon
San Grancisco bur9 teleerapbif9e Mn=
tpeifung.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-05
8efannte Perf6nIi9=
fetten. I

81 N 3 o t, 4. Wai. u. Sit9,
Der frtbere Gompiroaer Der Staot
N. 3. unb mebrfa9 in ben @ongreB
geudblt, 1T beute IS Sabre aft seftor=
ben. @r mar urfpriineli9 &epubli=
faner, wuroe banr 9emsfrat unb
f9lieBli9 mieber als @olb=Wd6runes=
Mann &epublifaner.
4ana p, 4. Wat. s..
9. &oberts, Collector Der Snlanb=
@teuern, berf9ieo beute i'm Nlter BON
AZ Sabren. gr seb6rte au ben berbpr=
ragenofen &epublifanern bes Gtaates.
STE Socia1ifen.
@bieago, 4. Mai. Sn Der beuti=
gen Mational=@ Contention Der focial.
partei perlautete, 6. 9. Sebs BON
Snbiana niirbe cine Nominatipn ftr
Die prdftoenti6aft ablebnen.
NIs @runb miro anseeeben, baB Bel
elmer tpentqer befannten peri6nli9feit
als 8annertrdger f6 Die pirtli9e
Stdrfe Der partei ri9tiger abi6dBen
lieBe.
8rpar unter ben &C.
rene n.
2tncDln, Nebr., 4. Wai. %.
S. 8rDan leitete beute bic bemofratii9e
Contention in ieinem 0eimatbs= @ountD
urb cine glatform, uel9e bic &anfas
@itp beftdtigt, selangte our Nnnabme.
Glamen bon prdftbentf6afts= @anbiba=
ten murben midi ertpdbnt.
Seine pies" m r.
9 0 Il 0 n, 4. Wai. Mnldbli1 beg
Bidder : Streifs muBten cine Nn3abl
Ietaurants bic Rubrit .pie" auf ibrer
gpeifefarte trei9en.
9ie 8ddermeiifer aeigten beute feline
Neisun9 gu einem @ompromiB nit ben
8emerti9aftlern.
Streif= 8 re9er.
@bicago, 4. Mai. Gin 8er=
iu9, bic @treiferpldbe bur9 20 BON
ct. 2ouis bersebra6te Bidder aussu=
fhlelt, fibrte beute aa elmer 8ef9merbe
Bel Der poIi3ei, Die biefige 8dfer=union
babe 27 bapon entfibren lahen.
Oils bic Streitbre6er bpr Dem @ta=
bliRenent Der 9duls 60. anlangten,
mo- fie beiddfti9t merben Ionten, fanoen
fe bort beri9ieoene 100 Mnb1nser Der
@treiter unb in etnem 5i9 a1I6lieBen=
ben SanSgemenge uuroen ale ct.
Coulter, nit Musnabme bon 2, bon
Der Men9e entfiibrt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-05
@E0C&Et&&.

SetroGnete Srii9te-AepfeI, an Der Some
setroGnet, &c; Sobannss6eeren 7e BIS TIC;
@ttron 15e Bis lac; Rofimen, 2 Gromn, per
Bfunb, 7e, 8 @roun TIC, 4 @romn TIC iaas
n~tenfreie &c bis &c, California RuscateI TVS;
SuItana TIC, intportirte @uItana lie BITS lac.
California Apritoien Sc BIS 12c.
Sprup-Stanbarb Gorn 23c Bis 25c; ge,
udbIter nc Bis 32c; Sorsbum 28c bis 3sc;
Reu Orleans MtoIaHes 18c bis zoe; geudbL
ter 80c bis 38e.
NiHe-Bra8iI neu &c bis 1oc; Siberts H.;
@anbeIn IA; wei6i@aIise RanbeIn 15e;
Serbian NanbeIn 15c; peanuts &c bis 6fc;
ser6fete &c bis &c; @nsIii8e 8aEniife 1916.
gidIes-24OO TN SaB $40; 12O0 tn Sas
So; 1900 TIM SaIbfab $3.50; 800 I'M Sal
$3.50.
indianapolis Rafee'Ereps
@ep6bnI. Bis gutter 10-12c; prtasa Bis ees
udblter 4-16c ; Tanep 824-33c, goIbsn
9euow IL bis 22c, Saua 2s-32e.
SIN gadetsn:
grtofo $11. 7E, Zion $11.75, Seriet S11. 10;
Caracas $11. 70, DiHworth'8 S11. rs, 9ut@
Sara 8IerS S14. 30, RaiIBou@ s11.75, Gates
HIenbeb Sapa S11. ~.
8a6er-Dominoes 7.47c; Stid8uder B.2s
puIuerifrter 5.47e; 2EEE puIpertFrter 6.S7e,
feiner ~sraruIirter 4.97c; Cubes 6.47e; Cons
fectiorers' u 4.s7c; 3ibsepoob U 4.82c; Bbo,
mtg y Alto; empire Va. 72c; SbeaI Grtra
@oIben 6 4.67e; @tnbior @rtra g 4.eac;
Rtbsepoob u 4.62c; seIber 6 4. 17c; 1e gel,
Der 4.02.
@tnsema9te Sri&te-BIaGberries 8 BIB.
$1.10c; gea3es STANDARD, 8 gfb., So
2.25; SECONDS 8 9funb 81. 60-s1. IS; gis
Eeabes, 81. 40-$1.5O; Nnanas, STANDARD.
Q Ffb., 81. 65-S1.90; seconbs, Q Pfuab,
81 .26- pl.45; Crime Bobnen, 8 Bfunb Rams
men, Babama gInanas 81. SO-S2. 26e.
@eftebte @sbien, $1.2O-$1. 75. fribe Ssunt 96
@ents, Rarrow 9oc, etnsemet5te $500,
tomatoes, 8 8funb, 81. 10-S1.15, 8uGer,
Rorn 9Oc-S1. %. gpfeIbutter, pet Dutestb,
8 8futb. ST..
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-05
0eram@ertes 8Ieti@.

euocr gureb S6inten - grfe NuaItt6t /:
1870 gfuub 12k :i15 gfanb 126c; 1e-H
gfunb 12a; 8wette nuaIttdt /: 20-1s 9futb
12e !; Is pfunb 12c /; 10 4fuab 124c /; 10
Ehanb 123c.
GaItfprnt9e gGtnten-6 BID 8 Rfanb s4e;
8 Bis IL Efanb &c.
g@uItern-GHeI. Gureb, 10 5ts 20 Pfunb
In. Dur9f@attt. &c: Is gf,rab Dur9i@nttt.
SIC. 10 BIS IL Bfaitb 85c.
Srabnid.e pef-RIarer GtsIifb gureb 16,
serudbIter gusar @ureb 16e. 6-7 pfunb ts
Dur&i&nttt 15c F; 8 bis 8 8funb tn 9ur9s
i@nttt 12e; 10 bis 12 Rfurtb im Drrdi9ntH
lie; 8 gfanb tra Dur5f6ntH. f9naaI, lie;
8 gfanb tn Dur&i9nitt, i9ntal, lie.
GpeG, gnsI.-@eudblter, 8 bis 10 8fnnb
TIT Dur9idritt. 13e; 12 bts IA gfunb tu
DurGi&ntt. lie.
SpeG-RIare Setten, 80 Bis 80 gfunb tn
Dur&i@nitt, 9sc; RIare setteu, 30 BIS 40
gfuns, 9ac; RIare Bellies. 20 Dts 30 gfunb,
93e; 1s Bis 20 qfc., 94e; IA Bis Is gfunb,
104c; RIare &afen, 90 Dts 80 9funs, csc:
gsiGen IL Els IL Bfush 94c; RIare Sudden 8
Bits 8 PfurlD, 93c
@epbGeIte8 S&uetnefLesib - Rno&enIoies
Tanep pig sac. 90; RIares Eean Sic. 80; Gan,'
10 $3.50; gbort gleor SIG. 80; Emutpi
$15. 90.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-05

Trti@es RtnbFeti9-DefIi9e Stsere 6T-
TIC; bieiiee Stiere 74-+74c; btefige %tabeS
$50 BITS Hn0 Bfuab 73c; bietse Ribe 400
bis $50 gfuab 65c Ribe $50 bis $50 Rfanb
SIC; etier goroernserteI &c, etter Strters
uterteE s1c, Rinb 2taterpterteI SC, %tnb
gorberpierteI Sc, &ub 8orheruterteI 44c, Rub
S~tnterbierteI SIC.
Grii9es RaIbFeif4-Sa!bes 73c, Strter'
pierteI lie, Serberrtertel 7c.
Strides S9af1eif9 2dnsmer per FfInh
1Oae ; G9afe s4c; S9enfeI lOc; Ssafs, ta=e,
18c.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-05
&rA@te ssnD GeusASe
Sra9t tie.

Gitronen-$3.0 90 fir 10000.
Dransem-Saneb Sloribe 1925 per Bog,
california Seedlings $1.75, California Nas
peIs $s.25 bis 2.EO per Bog, Ean9artnes
$3.50 bis $2.75.
gananen-@emdblte 81 % bis $2.O0 per
gun&, srpeite Aualttdt 81 90 bis $1.25.
RotmsnnHe-$3 OO-8.25 per Sunhert.
6eieen : Smprna 11-16c bGs Bfnnb.
Datteln &c per 8funb, 80 gfb. Rifen.
MepfeI-S2.5 80 bis 81. 90 per 6ab.
9teuer Sonis-16c.
8ineaRples So. 80.
granberries $2.25-2.B per 8uibeI.
@eutit.
Bermuda 3wiebeLn $2.CO per guibeI
Grate.
epantj&e SpiebeGn 81. IS per @rate.
RartofeIn $1.25 pei Suibel.
9eue RartoffeIn 81. rs per 8ufbeI, $3.50
per SAP.
Sninois SibfortofeIn $4.CO per SaB.
Rraut-S1.5O pet Sab.
GeIerp-per Eubenb 75c.
8otbe @iben 80 per SaB.
&app 8pbneu s Q 10 per BuibsI.
Rnoblau6 &c per Stunt.
@eiBe &iben 90c per 8uibeI
GibIi6e Stabilize 4Oc per gun6, einbetuii9e
zoe per DusenD BunGes.
Salat lie per Yfunb.
Gptnat Coo per Dubenb Bun6es.
Neue rpeibe Riben 4Oc per 9uterb Bundles.
8bubarb 4cc-60c per 9uteno.
Crime Bobnen $500 per Riite.
Sale $2.25 per SaB.
@urfen 50e-$1.0O per Dubenb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-05
Gausereteu.

indianapolis Detail gertaufspreiie:
Mammutb RIee Sc. 25-$7. 90.
Hotber $o.00-$6. rs.
gtlIife 81. 25-$8.O0.
gufaIfa $9.26-$10.O0.
MeiBer SO 50-$1O.25.
Sanep Eimotbp~ $1.Sb-$1.90.
@eruGblter ST. 60-$1. 80.
Yrtnta 81. H-$1. 80.
Sanca Rentufn BIausraB $1.4O-$1.50
grtra reines in gbaf 10000.
Or9arb @raB 81 .45-$1.60.
&eb Sop in @baf 85c-$1. 25.
@eiBer Soma Samen 9afer 5000.
WeiBer Sninois s5c-55c.
Gamen @prn rpeiB nnb geIb $1.10-$1.35 {.
Nntber Suderrobr Sar1en 75c-90e.
@niilage Gort 5000.
Sriibiabr gerfe 10000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-05
0etretDe.

Be3en - go. Q retber $1.023 auf Gele 8
fen, $l.023 pOn RibIen; gto. 8 rOtber 50;
Nat $1.00; Basenpesen $1.01.
Rorn (teues) - $50. l petb ACC $50. Q
weiB .49c $50. 9 wetB 49e; SO. a wets,
ACC; 80. 2 wetB seu1f@t 48c SEQ. 8
roetB sentti6t 49, ; SO. 4 wetb seuatf9t
46c; $50. 2 seIb ACC; $40 8 seIb 4s' /;
$50. 4 seLb 46c; $50. Q sen1ti9t 48: /;
SEQ. 8 serrti9t 48e; $50. A een1ii9t 1875 ;
4oLben 483c.
Sofer- 80. 2 uet5er 4116c; go. 8 petbtr
Ale; $50. 2 geurti9ter 4Oc; go. 8 senatf&tes
39fc.
9eu = $40. 1 Eirnotbs $12 90; Ro.
2 Etmotbp 5000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-05

Sentf9Ianbs gebDlfez
T ungs5uname i'm Sabre 1902
mar BITE grDBte ie befannte; lie belief
it4 auf 902,312 &Dpfe ober 1851 prc
Saufenb gegen 1909 i'm Sabre 1901
unb 1853, Der Our9f9ntttsaobf Der
leBten aebn Sabre. Die s3a6l Der Sc
burton tpd6renb bes leBten Sabraebnts
bat fi4 nur tpenig permebrt; fe be-
trGgt ettpus iiber 100000 PRO sSd6r.
Die .3unabme Der 8eb0lferung 1T bd=
per bauptfG9li9 Der @erminberung ber
Sobesrate 5u5uf9reiben; biefe betruq
i'm Sabre 1902 II 20.56 eegen 22.68
i'm borbersebenben Sabraebnt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-05
. Msasen.masss.

Ttnrotbb-gertaufspretie: $13 00-l5.5o,
RIee - gersaufspreiie: So .OO-$10.0G.
Bei6torn - gertaufspretfs: ie na9 Der
RuaIttdt, 60-65c.
Sofer-eeiGdIt 45-50c; IN ben Aetren
Sc. OO-$1O.O0 per Toune.
Strob-greiie, ie mad benz @rab, Ia Sas
len, $6-$S.