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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-01-24
DIR. WILEY'S DISCIPLES
HAVE WORRY GALORE
Cook Goes on Strike, Judas IScariOt Appears Acid
Proof BOarders Use Bible Language, But The
Salicylic Acid Hotel" PrOSperS

Even the Hotel Salicylic Acid" con
Quoted by Or. Wiley. is not free from
the evils of tipping
The hygienic cook. furnished by the
Civil Service Commission. and guaran-
teed to be free from all the shortcom-
ings of humans who are not up to the
Cooley Standards. is SAID
to have displayed a love for money in
the small portions served TO the twelve
permanent guests, and strike was
threatened.
Dr. Wiley interfered. His faithful
twelve were assured the short estimates
OF Alice. the negro cook. would be in
creased. ard the healthy crowd which
has thrived on unhealthful foods Is
again on full diet preparing for a
journey down Boracic Acid Avenue.
Eating poison isn't half bad If you
have congenial table companions. so DR..
Wncy's patients ere credited with say
ing. At any rate the acid-consuming
company is not worrying about the here
after and manages to keep in good
spirits.
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MICHIGAN EDITORS
IN CITY ON A VISIT

The advance guard OF the Michigan
Press Association arrived at the Riggs
House from Detroit last night. Presi-
dent G. II. Newell was among them.
Sixty more members are expected to-
day. The visitors are 10 remain here
several days.
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LEA HERRICK MARRIES
MISS FLORENCE H0WES

STAMFORD. Conn. Jan. 23-The mar
riaee Of Miss Florence Howes. young
er daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. l. Town
send Howes. to Lea Herrick. son Of
Mrs. Eugene Herrick. of I94 Clinton
Street. Brooklyn. took place at 3 o'clock
today In St. Johns Episcopal Church
The wedding was attended by a large
assemblage. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. William H Owen,
Of ST. Thomas Parish. New York. and
the Rev. Charles Morris Addison, rector
Of the local church
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NO AMERICAN CARDINAL
IN NEXT C0NSISTORY

ROME. Jan. 23.-It is reported from
usually well-inforTned sources that the
next consistory viii be held In March
instead of in June.
1t is generally conceded that there VIII
be no new English or American cardi-
nails created at that time.
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DESERTED WIFE PROVED
TO BE A BAD SHOT

CLARKSBURG. w. Va. Jan. 2s-Mrs
Ora Munday. who IS fourteen years of
age after four months of married life
and desertion by her husband. attempt
ed to take his life last evening at Salem
She shot at him twice with a revolver.
but missed both times
The young woman was arrested. heav-
lily fined. and given a jail sentence.
Munday was also arrested. and on the
way to jail attempted to stab the oflicer
He was also given Jail sentence
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-01-24
NORFOLK AND SOUTHERN
ACQUIRES NEW LINE

CHARLOTTE. n. c, Jan. 29.-It is re-
ported u reliable authority that the
sale OF me Washington and Plymouth
Railroad TO the Norfolk and Southern
was effected today. The latter road will
assume control on Monday.
The Washington and Plymouth ex-
tends between these two cities in the
extreme eastern section of the State.
The purchasing road Will extend and
improve its purchase
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-01-24
COMPANY G GIVES
A SUCCESSFUL BALL

Members OF Company G. Of the Bust
ness High School, the largest command
IN the cadet regiment, gave a success
full bah In National Rifles Hall last
evening.
More than 300 persons attended. and
the initial efforts OF the Orange and
Blue boys made such hit that two
other balls will be given by the same
company within the next three months
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HOCKEY PLAYERS FAIL
IN THEIR EXAMINATIONS

II NEW YORK, Jan. % THE game OF
hockey that was to hrve been played
between the teams OF Princeton and
Harvard Universities at the St Nicho-
las Rink tonight was postponed until
the last OF February.
II was announced that some OF the
FHnceton players have failed to come
UP 10 the qualifications in their exami-
nations In connection with their studies
in college.
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COURT ENJoINS CITY
AGAINST 3-CENT FARES

CLEVELAND. Ohio. Jan. 23.-By a
sweeping order Judge Wing in the Unit
ed States Court this afternoon re-
strained the city from enforcing I'm any
Senna scent fare ordinance.
lidated company asked for
~ " restraining order. Judge
- ID the city 10 appear on Feb
show cause why temper
- aing order should not be is
minary order viii be in effect
f-rrlcr notice.
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TENNESSEE REPUBLICANS
WILL MEET IN NASHVILLE

NASHVILLE. Tenn. Jan. 3 The Re-
publican State executive committee to-
day selected Nashville and April as
the place and time for holding the State
convention for the election OF delegates
to the national convention and the nom
nation OF electors and candidates for
State officers.
Resolutions indorsing Roosevelt and
favOring the instruction OF delegates to
vote for his nomination were adopted
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-01-24
HERRING BOATS FROZEN
FAST IN NEWFOUNDLAND

GLOUCESTER. Mass. Jan b.
Gloucester vessels will probably suffer
again this winter at Newfoundland
-Four OF the best schoOners with her
ring cargoes are frozen in a St Georges
Bay. They are valued at $50. 600.
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.-rraINE COINAGE
DISCUSSION CLOSED

!. MANILA. Jan. S3.-The public discus
sion on the supplemental coinage act has
been closed.
sit Is probable that immediate action
VIII be taken By the commission TO ex-
ltc1sd the time until next September be-
fore imposing the tax penaiizing the
Mexican and Spanish-Filipino curren-
casr
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Thinning: SPECIAL-For five days
only ! will put up the best gal iron g.
inch and 4-inch spout and 4, 3. and s.
inch gutter at lOc per foot. CHAS- L.
COBERTH. SD 18th St n. w. II
SPECIAL NOTICE-The annual meet
ing of the stockholders OF the Rosslyn
Brick Company will be held at the New
Rammel Hotel, North Royal Street,
alexandria. Va, at O'CLOCK p NJ.
FEBRUARY l. 1904
+. R. HAIGHT. Secretary.
JAZZ, %, q. 26, $3.50
OFFICE OF THE WASHINGTON GAS
LIGHT COMPANY, January 10. 1904
The annual meeting OF the sharehold-
ers of the Washington Gas Light Com
pany for the election OF directors and for
such other business as may properly
come before said meeting. Will be held
at the office of the company Alb Tenth
Street northwest, MONDAY. FEBRU-
AIRY l. 1904 at u O'CLOCK NJ. The
polls VIII be open from u o'clock noon
to ! O'Clock p. IN. WILLIAM b. ORME.
Secretary. ja15-l4t. eXSu
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DIED.

Gill ES-Suddenly on Friday, January %
1904, at i;S) o'clock. at Sibley Hospital. WILL
LIAM II. CULLEN, beloved husband Of Maggie
81 Gil!en. in his twenty ninth year.
Relatives aud friends are invited 20 attend
funeral, from she residence ~ his father, David
Gilien. Congress Heights, ID. G., on Monday
January rs, 1884, al o'clock. philadelphia
and Burlington. \. j.. papers please copy)
jae2-2t
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CHURCH NOTICES.

WONN's HALL. 72I Sixth Street northwest
Sunday evening, 7:45. Address, followed by
platform tests and messages, by Mrs. +. r.
Williams Strangers and Investigators welcome
silver collection. 1t
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-01-24

Inc District OF Columbia, the undersigned erectl
or and trustee win sell By public auction, In
roIit Of the respective premises, the following
described real estate. situate IN shs city u
Washington. District Of Columbia. . wit.
On TUESDAY. THE SECOND DAY or FEB
RUARY, \. ID. 1904. At FOUR O'CLOCK p. II,
lots and :. in square T62. improved By 3-sfory
AMI basement bri dwelling, No. pa ID street
Sc. with a large side lot
on THE SANE DAY, AT FIFTEEN MINUTES
PASI FOIR O'CLOCK p NJ. lot J, square 76Z,
improved by three 2-story frame houses No ~
PA, and PIC & street Sc
On TIE SANE DAY, AT FORTY-FIvE Mn
JTES FAST POUR O'CLOCK P. n, snblot e.
SQUARE 75S. improved by 4 2-story brick house,
on WEDNESDAY, TIE THIRD DA OF
FEBRUARY. A ID. 1904, AT FOUR O'CLOCK
r. ". south half OF lot 81. reservation ..B.'-
improved BY 2-stoTy,. lo-roo1.- bricL dwelling.
No ia AZ street nsS-, with large side yard
On THE SANE DAY. At HALF-PAST FOUR
O'CLOCK p NJ. north half Of lot % square 81.
improved b. s-story brick house, No 80
street
on THURSDAY. THE FOURTH DAY OF
FEBRUARY. A. d. 1904 AT FOUG O'CLOCK
p NJ. sublot %. square So improved bv 4
z-story brick house. No. 1882 10Th street NV
on TIE SANE DAY. At HALF-PAST FOUR
OCLoCh p NJ, Fnblot ), square 335. improved
by S-stofy and BASEMENT brick dwelling. No.
ZIP 10th street NV, together with all the
Improvements, rights. etc
Terms Of sale On each parcel, one-third cash
! he balance IN one I'd aud two CD wears. with
interest from the day OF sale. at 69e per annuln.
payable ssmi-annually, secured by deed OF trust
ON the property sold, all cash, a. the ortion
Of the purchaser purchasers. 4 deposit u
500 on each house required at time OF sale Il
terms Of sale are not complied With in Is DAYS
from day OF SALE the executor and trustee re-
serves the right To resell the properly at the
risS and cost Of the defaulting purchaser or
purchasers. after five days advertisements q such
resale OF sale in some newspaper published in
u ashington, ID. G. All cOaveyancing record
ng. etc. at purchasers cost.
THOMAS r. MARTIN
Executor aE5 Trustee
BRANDENBCRG & BRASDENBURG
JAZZ, d&cs Attorneys
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RUSSIA'S DELAY
WORRIES JAP AN
Disappointed II Not Get
ting Cars Reply.
PARIS REMAINS OPTIMISTIC
Rumor in London That Nicholas Would
Accede to the Demands Of the
Island Kingdom.

TOKYO. Jan. 2S.--Up to late hour no
communication had been received by the
government from Russia.
This was a distinct disappointment, as
the members of the cabinet said on
Thursday they expected Russia's an
swcr to Japan's latest demands by Sat
urday at the latest
Jub;lant in Paris.
PARIS. Jan. 23.-The feeling of optim-
ism in connection with the situation I'm
the Far East continues here.
1t is based on an alleged report from
ST. Petersburg declaring that a French
officer who has reached there from the
Far East declares that Manchuria will
soon be rendered impossible by the
spring thaws. and that If Japan does
not invade before March. she will not
be able TO operate there before next No
vember.
Therefore. the Parisians argue that
the present delay is most favorable for
peace.
Runor N London
LONDON. Jan 24.-The Tokyo CORE
spondent Of the London Weekly Dis
patch" cables that the arrival there of =
messenger from Admiral Alexieff started
rumor that Russia had decided to ac-
cede TO all of Japan's demands. and
that there was rejoicing for "A short
period. 1t was quickly hushed, how
ever. when it was announced that moth
ing had been received from Russia
A Port Arthur dispatch says Russian
agents have purchased all of the visible
supply of coal at HonslSong. Shankhai
and other Far Eastern ports.
Cabinets Long Sitting.
LONDON, Jan. 23-The Central News
says the cabinet sat today from noon
until Sis O'Clock. The situation in the
Far East and the policy to be pursued
at the coming session Of parliament
were the chief topics under considera-
ton.
In the latter connection the attitude of
Premier Balfour to the fiscal policy ad-
vocated by former Colonial Secretary
Joseph Chamberlain and the advisable
ity of reintroducing the bill authoriz-
ing the establishment OF Catholic
university are understood TO have been
thoroughly discussed. The cabinet will
meet again early next week
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NEW YORK CITY.
HOTEL EARLlRGT0N
9TH STREET WEST.
Between BROADWAY and 9TH Az
NEW YORK

NEW YORK.
Absolutely fire proof. European plan.
The most central and accessible 10.
cation in the city, eombin I'd with quiet
and refined surroundings.
TABLE UHOTE DINNER 6 TO g
Music in Palm Room.
TARIFF OF RATES:
Single Rooms Bath, $3.50 to So
Double Rooms Bath. 1 person.
-; 2 persons, 50.
Bath Rooms Adjoining.
Large Double Rooms with Private
person, 81 2 persons, s..
Suites of Parlor, Bedroom. and
Bath, for ] person, 80, 81, 50; 2 per-
sons, -, s., So
Z. ". EARLE & son,
or EarIe's Hotel. y. Y Established 1873
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Look for Fight Anon.

To anyone unacquainted with the
optimism OF the Maryland Senator on
partisan matters, the subject would
have been regarded as settled, then and
there The point Is not overlooked. how
ever. that the German point OF view
may not exactly coincide with the
Lodge Allison-A ldrich idea when the
resolution comes UP tomorrow.
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AUCTION SALES.
JAMES V. RADCLIFFE. AUcroNEEI

JAMES IS. RADCLIFFE. AUCTiONEER.
Executors and Trustees
Sale Of Valuable Improved
Real Estate; Large Three
story and Basement Brick
Dwellin Z, with Side Lot,
No. 224 Second st S. E; 3
Two story Franz Houses,
Nos. 2lz, "a, ana 2l6 G
st. S. z; Two story Brick
House, No. 641 Second St.
n. e; Two-storv 1O-room
Brick House, No. Ia AZ
Street ~. W; Three story
Brick House, No. 3l2 Third
Street n. w; Two story
Brick House, No. 1892
Twentieth Street N. w;
Twostory and Basement
Brick House, No. l712
Tenth Street n. w.
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BRANDENBURG & BRANDENBTRG,
jail. d&ds ATTORNEYS
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-01-24

The great flood OF June. 1859. Is over
Swallowed in history by the great Johns
town. Pa. disaster which just preceded
X. and, Ike the Chicago holocaust.
thrilled the entire nation with horror
when the bursting OF "A dam carried
away the town and 5.c00 ives This was
on May 81.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-14
6fbanken(plitter.

Ste ~ntetfen Chen iperben, tpie mans
nennt, i'm rSimmel@ sei9loheu. Sarum
fallen bic meiten G%beri6nner nod Der Sob=
5eit aus ben - @olfen.
Wint bu einsn Meniten griinbli9 tens
men lernen, 70 frase i'm, tpos er NIT etnem
6aupttreffer onfansen tpirbe.
Man fann ben @eia ni6t au isbr , I 4.
SEN obne auslei6 oas 9ers ettpos q b :
3 u ( u p E
Sin Spdblein i'm Winter erquidt rnebr,
als se5n 2erben i'm Sommer.
Sic Weisbett nimtmt bel eiaern eetptFen
Ilter ob, Die Summbeit nimmt immsrfort
3u.
Sb ettpas tpabr ooer untpabr f, 1T
meiftens ni9t 70 iui6tis, als Oh es BON Der
yBelt oafir 9 ebalten tpiro.
@Osu Srouenitubium9 STE Srouen niis
fen bod 10 ales better.
&~urser 8eu9 in Imes
rito. Cine junse %@nslGnberin Has
mems Slorence @rab fam iiber ben
O5ean, blieb sinise Sage auf @uis
Sslanb, Netp gorf, unb febrte bann
NIT bemielben Oampfer na4 England
suriid, NIT pel9em tie bic ueberfuhrt
biesber semadt bate. sic madte bie>
fen fursen 8efu9 in Mmertfa, I'm Die
Bebingung i'm Seitument zines Sntels
su erfilen. mad tpel9er tie Imerita
beiu4en mubte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-14

Giasesansen. 8oloammer eebt su
einem Nutomp6;i9Gnbler, UNI ii6 Elm
4uto fir einen Iusflug gu leiben. Der
gambler beiibt fir biefen 3ped einen
MIR penig gebraudten @agsn, tpeisert
ft9 aber, benz ibm l1nbefannten bas
Sabraeus anaubertrauen. Ra9 ldnses
rem GIN unb 9erreben fraet Cob
ammer: vWas lit bas Nutomobil
pertb9" = ,@iertoufenb Marf!"-
r@ut! @enn i4 Sbnen seb' piertau>
fenb Marf, tperben &c beute Ibenb bas
@utomobil gu glei9em preife 5uriid=
f%dufsn9" Ser gambler 1T bamit ein<
peritanben, unb 9oIbummer fdbrt,
na9betn er ben 8etras binterleet bat,
ab.-Nbenbs tebrt er auriid unb per=
lanst fein 9elb. Oafslbe ptrb ibm
ausbe5ablt, unb 9olbammer penbet
fi9 gum @eben-alsfib Der gambler
nit ben Worten auriid6Glt: r8itts,
mein 9err, be5ablen Sic jebt audi bic
Mtetbe fir bas Mutomobil!"-yJii
pel4es Nutpmobil9"-rH un, fir bas,
auf benz Ste eben s~uriidgefebrt finb!A
-Wie batbtg" ruff 9olbammer empDrt
aus, rpie tomm' ia ba5u, gu be5ablen
einen Sremben fir bic 8enuBung met>
nes eigenen automobils2"-Sagt's
uiIb sebt BON bannen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-14
Standardization.
u ngefo m m ten:


gletp Dorf: vNumibian" bon @laseotu;
.8elgrabia" bon 9amburg; vuls
tonia" bon Neapel.
Saure: go Saboie" bon Sem Sort.
Queenstown: Baltic" bon Nem DOrt.
Stem Yort: v@itta bi Wapoli bon
Neapel unb @enua.
Salifar: v@artbasenian" bon 2iper-
pool.
@berbOurg: rWOltte" bon Stem Oort
pia plpmoutb.
Chandelier: ,@aleoontan" bon 8Ofton.
&b g bren.
9onbon: ,Weiaba" na9 Netp gorf.
2iperpool: v@rstic" nad Bottom; nSo=
minion" nod NOntreal; YSo=
nian" nod Wontreal.
Queenstown: ySeutontc" nod SEEM
Oorf.
Copenhagen: nNicolai II. mad Bottom.
@las9om: v8uenos Ipres" nod st.
Sobns.
Sem Yort: v9amburs" nod 9am'
burg nIa plpmoutb unb @ber-
bourg; Bremen" nod Bremen;
so SDlraine" mad Sapre.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-14
&c. 90.
Strfopfung. Sbre llria9en nb Stilang.

I'm eefu1b 5u fem, nnb cine 4erion bic gers
Der los iueroeIl. Sie glatiIr bat bier slustueee
onfir gei9nffen, bic @ineetpeioe, bic gtierer,
Die gIafe uno Die Ypreu Der Saut.
gSerrt Die Girlgepeioe lntatig tperoer, bleIbf
Der Sell Der 9iabrune, neI6er duseeitobet pers
ben iolte, in ben Carmen uno 5erfest ii6, tpos
our6 cine bartnddige Serftopfung, Blnts, yter.
beHs, 2ebers ulo acknowledgement perurlaht
Ino Die 9oren Der Saut beritopft tperoen. fpa5
cine Srarfbeit i'm gan5en Spitem 5ur Solse
bat.
Gle fonnen ii6 fofort 2inoering uno
baiernoe Seilung bon elmer bartnddigen Vers
ttopfung ODER einem, aldIenoen Wsagenletoert
Iieren, inoem Sic tdeIi6 cine 0ofis bon 9rafe's
Yalmetto 0ine nebnien. Sreeno elm 2efer oies
tr 3eitun9 fann fih abioIlt frei cine Slal9c
beri6affen, iperrt er an Die Srnfe Jorn1ula
Company, Srafe Building, Gbicaeo,. Su.,
f6reibt. @ine freie 1robefIai6e aqein bat
mnn6enl &raft uno 9efunobeit gebra1t. sic
iinb oaber es fi9 feIbit f6uloig, y5i ernlittelr,
mas er In Sbren1 Sale tln tptro. Shreiben
Sic belte nod on Die Sirma.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-14

suaar @ureb S9tnien - grfe NuoIttdt
1870 pfunb ID: IL 4furtb 1876; 10-H
sfunb ID; Slpette AuaIttdt : 20-l8 pfutS
l23e ; lt Rfuno lae /; IL Pfmb 1916 ; 10
pfanp 1875.
eaIttornii@e e&tnin-6 BIB 8 Rfunb 9ie;
8 Bic 10 pfunb 93c.
s@uItern-gnsI. Gureo, 10 bis 20 Pfanb
TN Dur@f&mttt. 1O3e; 16 pfanb Dtr&i&mttt.
10f,, 10 BIS IL pfune HE.
Srabfhid.e Sed-2Iarer Gnsliib!SureS l8}.
aewabIter eusar Gareb 1e3e. 81 Bfunb tn
Dur4i&mstt l6Ic 8 Big 9 ghint tm 9rr&s
i&uitt 14}e; 10 bis IL pfunb IN Dur@f@nttt
124e; s gi anb TN Dur&i&mtt. i&rnaI. 12e i.
8 Bfunb I'M Dur4i@mttt. i&uaat, 111c.
Sped, gmeI.-@emdbIter, 8 bts 10 Yfrnh
int Dur@f9nitt, lac; IL bts IL pfusb IN,
Dur&f&nitt. 12}e.
Sped-RIare eetten, 30 big SO IYfunb ia,
Dur@5&nttt, lie; RIare Setter, 20 biz 80
piunb, 113e; alare Bellies. % bts 30 pfsnb,
lie; 1s BIS 20 qfb.. lbs; Ia BIB 16 4famb.
life; 2Iare Sudden, % bis 30 Yfuns. lie;
Riden IL Biz 16 Yf.nS 1l3e; Rtare Saden 9
Bis 8 Sfunb. 93e
@eY6felteS e@wstneleif@ 2no9enIoiea
Tanep Big $40. 80; 4Iares 8ean $20. 100; Samt,
Ip $1,000; ebort eIear 5000; Ruupi
&l4. 90.
@sb5rrtes NinoRet@ = S@tnten, req
Sets, 14ae; HmSenfetten Lee; Snnsni. II;
2n6@el Tic.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-14
Namenlos geforbem.
3mei u~nbefaEnte Seutibe enoen ibr
Saiein bur1 f~reiwiatgen Sob.

B%eIlaire, Sbio, Is. Set. Sie
2ei1en BON 2 Mdnnern, etpa As unb
IS, purben beute Nbeno an ObiO
ufer bi9t bel Der Staot %sefunoen. sic
battsn ibrem 2eben oura @arbOl=
idure Elm @nbe aema4t.
On ben 2ei1en entbedte man ni1ts,
mas our Soentificiruns fiibren t6nnte.
Die 2sute paren mObl 9etleioet uno
ma4ten ben @inbruf, als pdren iie
beutlder N6ftammun3.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-14

ssrN@es RtnbFeif@-@efIt9e ettere -53
&c; bieiise etiers 8}--8ae; hieft9e 3ehaoa
$40 bis 200 #funb IL; bieftse &s9e 400
bic $50 pfmao aae aHbe $50 BIB $50 Efrno
&C.; Stier goroerpierteI &c. etier Stter'
pierteI l1Ae, Ntab StnterpierteI Sc, @tnn
gorbcrpiertcI &c, Rub Bort eruterteI &c, 3aib
otIterutertel 7He.
Srii9es 4aIbfeti4-RdIber SIC, 9srter'
uierteI 13e, BorberuierteI 81.
Grt1es S@afFeii& 2dnuter per Pfuno
BIC /; e9afe 7Ae; e&emieI l3e; Rads hun.
i8r.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-14
GamtHeteu.

indianapolis Detail gertaufspreiie:
Nanamitb RIee Sc. 50-$7.0 OF.
Hotber $6.00-$6.7 6.
NIfife 81. 25-$8.00.
gIfalfa $s.60|$9.O0.
@eiBer So. 50-$10.25.
Sancb Timotbb $~1.85-$1.90.
@epdbIter 81 8O-$1.9 90.
8rtna 81. 75-$1. 60.
Jancb Rentudp HIausrab $1.40-$1.60
@rtra reites In Gbaf 5000.
Dr9arb @rab 81 .45-$1.60.
Reb Cop in @baf 85c-$1.25.
@eiber Soma Samen 9afer 50c-60c.
@eiber Suinois <6c-55e.
Samen Corn weib unb seIb 81. 10-$1.8 90.
9lmber 8uderrobr Sauten $1-l.25..
@niIase Corn 90c-S1.10.
1ribiabr gerfe 9Oc-$1.10.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-14

N@hieagO, Sa. 6. gurfe, 81
Sabre alt, elm @apitaliif, bat f6 in
ansebli9er @eiftesf6rung eri9OKsn.
st ma9te iaon frtiber stpei SeIbt.
morbberiu@e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-14

indianapolis RafeesTreiIe:

SnotdnapelH x0neesYreie:
@ets0bnI. bts gutter 10-12e; Srtana BIB 10
udblter 14-16e ; Tancp 82i--S3s. goIhsx
genow Is bts 22e, Sapa $3.50.
SIN YoGetsw:
Hrtofa $13.25. Zion $12. 25, Serieb s1s.2S
Caracas $12. 10, DiHuortb's $12. 25, Drt6
Sara 8leth SIG. Co., aiIBou& Sl2. 25, gateI
8Ienbeb Sapa SLABS.
Buder-Dominoes 5000; Stidsu6er 6.36
puIperifrter 5.65e; x3x3 pu~Iperifrter 6.Sos,
feiner sranultrter 5.55c; Gubes 6.05e; Con,
f~ectioners' VI $500; Ribsemoob U 6.4Os; R;b.
mtg y $3.50; empire Us. 8Oe; SSsaI grra
@oIben 6 5.25e; Dinbfor GStra g b.2Oe,
Ribscppob q 6.4Oe; seIber 9 4. S5e, ls seI,
Der 40.
@etrodnete Sri&ts-AepfeI, an Der Conn.
setrodmet. &c; Sobannesbeersn 7e Bis 7Xe;
@itron 15e bis lac; Saofnea, 2 Grown, PEI
Rfunb. 7e, 8 Grorpn TIC, 4 Groma TIC iaa.
menfpeis &c bis Sc, California Ruseatel rs;
euItana nc. tnportirte Guiana lie Biz lac,
California apriioien Sc Bis 12e.
Ytdles-24OO TIM Gab $40; 1200 I'M Sas
So; 1900 TN SaIbfab $3.50; 600 TN Sat
$3.50.
eprup-stanbarb gern 23e bis 25e; &c.
wdbIter &c Bis SIC; Sorsbxm ase biz $50;
Stem Orleans RoIsHes 1se Bis 26t; sepdbI,
ter 3Oc bis 3Sc.
Ginsenaa4te Sri@te-BIadberries 9 ets.,
Slice pea@es STANDARD. 8 4fS.. "a
2.26; combs 8 Yfunb 81. 60-sl. S.; Pss
Rsa9es. 81 .40-S1.6o; snanas. etanbarS.
Z Yfb.. 81 .65-$l.9O; eeeonbs, 2 gtunb,
81. rs SLAB; CRIME Bobnen, 8 Bfune Ram
men, Babaula Ananas $1.S0-S2. 26t,
@etebte erbien. $l.so-$l.75 . friibe Srni s6
@ents, Rarrow SOe, eu,sepet@te 55s-SOe
tomatoes. 8 Rfunb. 81. 1o-s1.16. Suder,
3orn 9Oc-$1. 30. ApfeIbatter, pet DutsnO.
8 NfGnb. 81.
@He-Tr@iI neu Sc bis 10e; GIberts II I,
@anbeIn IA; mei&i&aIise RanSeIn 15e;
Serbian RanbeIn l6c; Peanats &c Bis 6fc.
ser5ftete 7e bis &c; ensIi&e @aIniiHe
effs-@aIa go Or. Tef). Sat. t1le ~
@olone.
@ewdrse - @anae: Nuipiee I3c Biz 16e.
gaifia 13c bis lbc yausiatbIiitbe eoe Bic
65e; Nusfatrub 46c bis 60c; ganser i9mar'
ter BfeHer 15c bis 16c, S@ot i9e weis 25e;
Nelten l5e; sernabIener i&warser gfefer 1Se.
peiber 80c bis 85e, rotber 20c.
etdrte-pearI. 6ic. Champion Slot. l unh
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-14

&arfe 0erdu9erte Bratuurh 8}e
6rantfarter 73c; Bologna tn Ddrnsen &c, IN
1u& SHc.
e9mak- tn xierces-l. Dual. I0}e; g..
DaaIttdt 10c; 8. nuaIitdt 9he.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-14
Dmttes, 0.er aao Seuaaei

GAMBLER besabIen foIsenbe 8reiie:
Butter Country. 10e, @reomers AR,
oIetn 23c
&ier-18c per Dtftenh.
Sti5ner 10c, Sdbne 8, Turfeps-l0s.