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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1904-03-30
WATERFOWL
WHELAN Bros, Props

Growers and dealers in the leading
varieties OF hardy fruits. Apple trees a
speciality. Small fruits of all kinds,
ornamentals, shrubs, evergreens, Ameri-
can ArbOr-vitae for screens and wind
breaks, large shade trees. Catalpa, Box
elder, naples, etc. In quantity at
wholesale rates. Stock frst-class,
prices low. No agents. Nurseries east
of Plank road bridge, 1st ward, 1880
OconomoWoc Ave., Watertown, Wis.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1904-03-30

WANTED: Special Representative in this
w county and adjoining territories to repre-
sent and advertise an old established business
house of solid financial standing Salary $21
weekly. with expenses, paid each Monday by
check direct from headquarters. Expenses ad-
vanced; position permanent. We furnish every
thing. Address, THE COLUMBIA. $50 Monon
Bldg, Chicago, Ill.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1904-03-30
FARMS FOR SALE.
AGENTS WANTED.

+" ANTED: Men OF women localErepresenta-
w tives for a high class magazine. Large COM
missions, Cash prizes. Write S. N. TRAINER,
80 East Washington Square, New York, n Y.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1904-03-30
Popular Wants.
BOY WANTED.

A BRIGHT BOY can find employment and
n also learn good trade, by addressing
P. O. Box SO WatertOwn.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1904-03-30
FOUND.

A PLACE where you can get fine printing
"A done at reasonable prices. Call at the
Republican Office Job Printing department
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1904-01-29

AT lecture at Missouri university
an arc light suddenly said "Hellor' and
then talked rapidly for several mo
ments, interrupting the lecturer says a
Columbia dispatch. 1t was found that
the sound was due to the fact that n
telephone wire had crossed the electric
light wire So that the sound was trans
mitted into the arc light. the flame act
ing as a receiver and reproducing the
voice with startling distinctness. The
students have perfected contrvance
by which IN arc light may be made to
produce any sound desired. At Il party
given the goods. to Gvhibit the inven-
ton the arc fight laughed. sang and
finally gave the varsity yell.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1904-01-29
How climate AGects Rai1roads.

There are three great railroad lines
that show the climatic problems that
engineers have to solve in building
the new transcanada road, traversing
high northern attitudes; the transaus-
tralia road, running through an arid
region, and the Uganda road, which
traverses a tropical country. In high
ATTITUDES many difficulties have to be
overcome, among them being the eff
fects of mountain sickness on the work
men. In rainy regions foods and land
slides must be provided against, and
the early decay of ties, sleeperss and
bridge material. In dry countries it is
necessary to provide water, to guard
against fire, against sand storms and
against many other things that the
passengers, riding in the luxurious cars.
never think of.-Philadelphia Record.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1904-01-29
The New british Ambassador.

Sir Mortimer Durand. the new am-
bassador to Washington, has always
been my beau ideal of an English gen.
tleman and diplomatist, without fear
and without reproach. Sir Mortimer is
a tall, handsome man of superb ply
sique and with the bearing of a well set
up soldier. 1t has been said that lie is
one of the few men who can wear the
diplomatic uniform without looking
ridiculous in it With strangers he has
a grave. dignified and very polite.
though somewhat distant, manner, but
in reality he possesses a most genial
disposition and is gentle and tender
hearted as woman. have often
thought he assumed this rather
naughty demeanor in order to protect
his too vulnerable good nature from
being constantly assailed. In any case,
it stood him in good stead in his rela
tons with orientals of the first rank,
who despise leyity of manner in high
officials. Sir Mortimer loves sport and
outdoor exercise, but when he has i'm
portant work in hand will devote him
self to it for fifteen hours day, if
necessary, and for weeks together
London NJ A. p.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1904-01-29

Somebody who has been computing
the quantity of the liquids consumed
by the American people within.
twelyemonth has found that we drank
last year enough tea, coffee, wine. beer,
liquors and other beverages to cover
at area of land two miles square TO a
depth of ten feet-a lake large enough.
1t was suggested, to float several ma
vies of the size of our own. The
amount of ALCOHOLIC beverages alone
which We're necessary to satisfy the
national thirst during this period would
fill a canal 100 miles long, 100, feet
wide and 10 feet deep. - Harper's.
Weekly.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1904-01-29
Curious Collectors.

The Partisan ragpicker is a well
known character to all who have trav-
ersed the streets of that capital at
night, but he has a colleague concern
ing whom little is said or known-the
dead dog and old cork collector Why
these two Industries should go together
is inexplicable even to the men them
selves. but such is the case. Dead dogs
are by no means bad property. The
skin fetches from twopence to three
pence when it has not become deterio-
rated by long residence IN the water,
the fat is worth fiyepence per two and
one-third pounds, and the bones also.
sell fer a triae. The corks are by no.
means so valuable, as after they have
been cleaned and pared they only sell
for fivepence a hundred. The profess
sion is only sufficiently lucrative to
maintain a few members, 2 francs
day being the average gain, who reside
for the most part in that chlffonier
quarter. the Rue Petit, Cite Philippe
Golden Penny.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1904-01-29
some Youthfnl Ideas

One of the graduates of the Slate
Normal school. who is teaching in
southern Maryland. has started col
lection of remarks" OF her scholars.
says the Baltimore Sun. A composition
by a bright twelve-year-old chap on
"Buttermaking" began with the log
zeal remark that st is necessary to save
up your money and buy a COW to make
butter"
Sarcasm is something that comes in
cans" Is, the teacher vows, a definitions
given her recently.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1904-01-29
Herbert spencer,s Ear clips.

The late Herbert Spencer used in his
later years to pay visits to Mr.. Grant
Allen. between whom and himself there
existed a great friendship. says the
London correspondent of the New York
Post. On one occasion he came pro-
vfded with two curious objects tied be
hind his ears. These excited the curl
osity Of the company. Their purpose
was soon disclosed, for whenever the
conversation took a turn which did not
interest him he pulled the things over
his ears and so obtained silence with
in himself. He called them ear clips.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1904-01-29
on {
7zS'sSssss.i5 90. &c II
Se@ ls1sssss==5zzSs -
A MACHINE THAT TALKS.
Ingenious Invention of a Frenchrnan
Has Lips and Teeth.


Has Lips and Teeth.
A talking machine that has created
DO little sensation is that just pro-
duced by DR.. L. Marage, a well known
member of the French Academy of
Medicine. 1t is an interesting device,
which reproduces with perfect accuracy
the sounds of the human voice, not, as
In the case of the photograph, by mere
" repeating words spoken by persons,
but by a process which is purely me
chdnical from start to finish and in
which no word is spoken by any hui
man being. The sounds are produced
by a system of vibration, says the Lon
don Sketch. Attached to the machine
Is a series of plaster heads, five in all,
representing the five yowels, a, g, /,
n u. They are each perfect model
OF ; persons mouth, fitted with pliable
APPS md perfect teeth. Air currents
sat N molten by the machine are made
TO pass through the dummy mouths,
which are fitted with sirens.
Through his invention DR.. Manage
has discovered that the steam sirens
Csed on board ships can be so con-
structed as to initiate certain sounds.
Thus different phonetic syllables may
be obtained which could be used to
forr1 IN international alphabet. BY
ar ingenious contrivance attached to
this wonderful instrument it is possible
to see reflected in a tiny mirror the
vocal chords of singer.
BY the same device one can also
trace their action and see how, as the
note gets higher, the aperture between
them becomes less and less. until when
the top note is reached it is almost
closed. As the force of air current ex-
PEELED becomes stronger the opening
decreases in size. 1t increases as the
force becomes less. The smaller the
aperture the greater the vibration.
This is how human beings get their
singing voices. There is no mystery
about it, declares DR.. Manage. 1T is
a purely mechanical process, based On
known laws of higher mechanics"
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1904-01-29
Russian Army Equipment.

In the matter of equipment the Rus
sian army IS up to date in every par
ticular. 1t has a special balloon de
partment. cvclist corps-even dogs are
pressed into the service of the great
white car.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1904-01-29
MODES OF THE MOMENT.

Be sure to have one white hat among
your winter millinery.
If you have an unbecoming waist
you can easily transform it with deep
lace collar.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1904-01-29

Receptions and parties furnished
with the best ice cream at Prices.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1904-01-29
POLO
Western League Standing.

Richmond played at Muncie last
night and lost Muncie put up stiff
game Of polo and proved hard
proposition.
Score = Muncie, 8; Richmond, 4.
Hart, 5; Higgins, 4; Cunning
ham, g. Bone, /. Rushes-Higgins,
2; Bone, A. Stops Cusick, 21; Jes-
sup, IS. Foul-Farrell. Referee
Mullen. Attendance-1,6 600.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1904-01-29
Central League STANDING.

Logsnsport played at Terre Haute
and won. Score. 5 to 2.
Danville defeated Kokomo by a
score of to 3.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1904-01-29
Friday

Friday
indianapolis at Elwood.
Muncie at Anderson.
Saturday,
Elwood at Indianapolis.
Anderson at Richmond.
Muncie at Marion.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1904-01-29

Marion took a game from Elwood
last night. 1t was a most interesting
game.
Score = Marion, 5; Elwood, a.
Fouls = Spencer, Fitzgerald, Fox,
Jean. Stops-Fox, %; White, %.
Referee Moran. Attendance 700.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1904-01-29

Hot chocolate with waters served at
Prices.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1904-01-29

Played ssCraeEx the Whip at a Chill
dren's Party - Archie Roosevelt
Danced nm Old Fashioned Break
down on Historic Dining TabIe-A
Boys Concern . Feature of the
Function.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1904-01-29
FOR DOMESTIC SCIENCE
Chicago Women Interested In
Project of National Scope.
COLLEGES TO TEACH HOME WORK.

How Group of Women Would Train
Girls For Management of Homes.
Mrs. Henrotin Declares That Pres
ent Methods Are Educating Young
Women Away From Their True
Sphere.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-02
@ai6tnen Yolttifer
gsrtrsiben .GoIi". 9eIesaten.

Ct. 2ouis, l. Wdra. Die be-
mofratiide Contention, bic beute in
Glapton suiammentrat. Tin Teleeaten
FIR Die Stats. @onpentiOn gu erpdb'
len. enbete nit iumultuariinen Gee.
men. Die GOll.D eleguten mubten, um
ibren @ssnern gu entaeben, 5uIoen Sen.
fern bes @ourtbauies. In tuel9em bic
Contention f~fattfanb. binausiprin9en.
Uur9 ben 9umult uurbs Der Barring
ton Moro-p ro3sb unterbro9sn.
S&liebli& traten Die Games nbdn'
ger 5ufammsn uno erwdblten Eelega'
ten. Die Mnbdnger bss anosren @ou.
berneurs.g~ anbibaten, Soiepb Goli's,
bei&loRsn bersits i'm 9aufe Der @o&e
3u tagen,
.. 6. 9aplor NOR Woriiber Der Con.
BENTON, tpsl&s DsIeaaten fir Soiepb
%. Colt (ben Werfolger Der Wubler)
als @ouberneurs . Ganbibat udblen
iolte. Ct ruolte 0erabe bic Weriamm'
lung %er6fnen, ais $50 8raietler In
ben Saal itir3ten, 9aplor binaus'
parfen unb bic Colt. Mnbdnger In bic
Glu9t i&lnsen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-02
grfIdrungbe s apani.
@en @eianbten.

Wabington. l. Wdr3. Ser
iapaniide @efanote sat cine officisls
Mntwort auf ben protef Rublanos,
NORM Sapan bes Werratbs bei9ulbiei
tuirb, a5esgeben. Sapan erildrt. baE
es ii4 gum Mbbru& Der Werbanolunaen
uno grareifsn Der OEenRbe esn0tbisi
fab, neil RuBlanb unter Der Wasts
bon frieOli4en WerbanOluneen feline
Stelunsen in Der Wanoi@uret, bis al
berlaKen es 6eilia peripro&en bate,
fortwdbrsnb fortisbte. Wsnn batel
bon Werrath Die @ebe iein fDnne. ID
tudre Gublanb aQein idulbis. 9es
@efanoten Grttdrun9 1T fetr ausfabr.
lid unb ertudbnt.s baB MuBlanb f&or
i'm October ben 2riea fur unausbtib.
lid era&tete, ba Is Qriesslasarette uni
MusruRunsen In Der WunbI9urei i&af'
fen lieb. Rublano hcbe ME bic Mb'
i&t aebabt, bic WonbI&urei su ebn'
euiren. iOnoern bic einfc&e Nbfi9t &C.
babt fi& Rorea au fidssn.
BE rtetrssS t6rungen
uttca, u. D.. /. Mdr3. Su
Golae teftiaen S&nwfaQs 1T bsut'
Der StraBenbabn'w eriebr Iuspenoirt,
Die 0auptRraBen ausoenommen.
Die 1atnen bonn Worosn fno poll'
ftdnbig blodirt.
BabnunaIl.
2ouisptIIe, 2p.. l. Wdr3'
Sn prineetor. 3D., fieB beute be,
Rem Crleans-0cuisuile S&ne13ul
go. 104 NIT einem Gro&t5ug juium'
men. Der 2ocomotibfhbser lam um'i
3sbsn, 2 anbere 3u9.Deamte finb Der
lsbt. baseoea ieinet Der pafasiere.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-02
Mu6 Elm vGlooraoo",
pofmeiIfer Hi&tet Dor politii@er
0tbbe.

Wafb IN q n, /. Wdr5. poft'
meiffer 6. 6. pnrnel aus Sunction
Union Co., Nrt., bat ieii I'm. nieoer.
gsleat. gr erildrt In einera Hriefe an
ben @eneral'p oftmeifter. oab er ben
staat perlaHen u,ub. neil tpesen Der
parnel.3 uder Geboe iein 2eben teinen
pfiferlins tuertb iei. fa0s er ims State
perbliebe.
Die Sudsr. po,nelI 6ebbe besann in
glooraoo. @up 3. Suder, Der ftdbti.
f9e Marf9an. fihrte bic Gaction aeaen
Die Jreunoe parnsls. Gin StraBsns
tampf fol9te, in uel&sm 5uder Der.
tpunoet uuo mebrere Greunoe parnels
gei0btet tpurben. Balb barauf eri@oB
9uder nod Elm Witalieb Der Cornell
Tamilie. gr uurbe niemals bafir
proeeiiirt.
0anna as Wa&ol9er.
Columbus 8, o., l.. Mdr3. =
Der Senat fimmte beute fur bic Wabl
zines Bunbesienators nit benz @rgeb-
nife : Did 81. gla,te. 4.
grpIoiion t6btet Garmer.
South 1enb, Sno., l. Mdr3.
Cine STANCE Dpnamii. bic Der Garmer
gilbert Wootmiler in ieinem Gubrtpsrt
bate, eyplobirte pl6bli&. Wootmiler
tpuroe auf Der STEELE estOOtst.
Weue Stretts.
nasgitp /. Wdr3. =
llebsr 1000 Union. 2uti9sr gingen
seitern wesen bOberer 20bne an ben
Streit.
g I. Sputs, /. Wdr3. 1000
Mrbsiter, bic BEL Der Weltausfsnun9s.
@sisaidaft bsi9dftist finb. sinsel
beute an ben Musfianb. ba bon Wontae
ab bic Gommsr.S Scala. 20 Gsnts bic
Stunoe, tpieoer einaeflbrt ueroen lou.
sic erbalten aesenipdrtis 25 Gents.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-02
Gongreb.
Y 8.

20 Arlington l. Mdrs. SIM
0auie wuroe beute bic geratbung iber
bas Budget fur ben Hifiritt Columbia
fort9siebt. Abg. Sepparo. Ssr., er'
6ifnete Die Debate nit elmer 9ariff.
@ebe uuo erntete fur feline Mn9rife
auf bas republ. 3ol.Spffem itartsn
geifall auf bemotratii9er Seite. Nbg.
goams. penna.. folste nit elmer Be.
fpre&una Der Metbootn, um uner.
mini&te ginuanoeruna fern3ubulten.
Ct lenite bic Wufmerfiamieit bes 6au.
ies auf feline worlaae, bic 3abl Der
ginwanberer aus ieoem 2anOe auf
80. 900 3u bei9rdnien. DieIes tpiirbe
brei 2dnoer In Stb.guropa beriihren,
anf bic Die am tueniQffsn ,plni&ens-
tuertben glahen iomnien. Die @sfabr
FIR ben Often Eel arbBer ais bic selbe
@efabr fur bic pacifr.2hfe.
Qlbe. pomers, WaK.. frat lebbaft
fiir Wsrbensruna unb Wsrf96nerune
bss National. gapitols ein. 3uslei&
p~ropbsaeits sr, bic 3eit tueroe tpobl balb
borbei fein, mo- bic D6lier Der grbe
grobe Glotten baner unb innerbalb
zines Sabrbunoerts tuerbe bic algemeins
gbrtauna bOl3oaen iein.
Senat.
Der Senat fubr beute NIT Der He.
rathung Der Worlaae. tuel&e bic De.
nubun9 amer. S&iHe jur g~ef6rberun9
bon Nabrunes Worrdtben perlanst,
fort. Senator Seller opponirte unter
Der Gearhnoung. oab bic 1orlase fur
cine beftimmie 0anoels.g laKe elm Mo.
nopOl i9afe. alu& Daniel ipraG ses
gen bic Worlage. SENATOR Cameron
itslte beri&isoene Nmenbsmsnts. bic
absr ale, glei& einem bon Nsp 2anbs,
abgelebnt tuuroen.
Genator McGarmad ariff Die Wcr-
lage beitig on unb erildrts, he tu1re
nur oaau oa. UNI einem 9aufen .rdu-
beriider S4ifseieentblmsr 1sleesn.
beit 3u seben, In bic S9abiummer Der
Der. Staten einaubreden.
Gie Worlage tpuroe bur9 itrittes
partei.W otum angenommen. 35 aegen
II.
Cine anbere Uorlage, bic amerifani.
i4en S4ifeieentbtmer ~beaantieenb,
gelangte, Johann auf griu9en bes
Senator 9ooae sur g%eratbung. Uieis
Worlaee beitimmt, baB Der transport
bon Waaren 3uii&en ben pbilippinsn
unb ben Wereinigtsn Staatsn poer uri-
aetebrt. lrr auf anlsriionifden edit.
fen geffattet iein io1.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-02

9strcnen-Ss 76- 800 fir 800-860.
Droneen-GaItornia-$2 70 PEI Boz.
U~onanen-@ewdbIte 81. so Ver Hun@.
3otusnAHe-s8 00-8.2s pei Sunbert.
Geigen l1-l6c boS pinnb.
DotteIn Be pei pfunb. so pf6. Rtifen.
NepfeI-sl.7 ~ Bic %. 90 pei Tab.
Neaer 3oni9-l6c.
PineoYpIes %. 30.
G~ranberriss $2.26-2.7 ~ per 4uibeI.
0em1fe.
8ptebeIn-$2 26 per Sat.
Spanii@e 0uiebeln 81. so per Crate.
RartoHeIn 81 10 per Huibe:
SninoiB eublartofeIn $500 per Gob.
4rout-$l.b0 per Uob.
GeIerp-per Tutenb DOC.
Wotbe Sflben ~ per Tab.
Naup Hpbnen $500 per HuibeI.
RnobIau9 &c per 1funb.
Neibe @aben II. 20 per Sos
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-02

Urif@es WinbFei&-BehIi&e Stiere Ct
63e; bieFse etiers IT. nc; beige Hinbe,
$50 Ms En0 Dfunb SIC; btease Rabe 40c
Bis $50 pfunb sc 4lbs $50 bS $50 pf,nt
jc; etisr B~orberptertel eye. etter 3tnter'
ptertel 9c, Rtnb e~tnterpierteI &c, 9tinh
gorberuierteI &c. Rub Bort erptertel 4e, 3MF
0t~mterbierteI nc.
Orif&es NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10}e, otnter'
pierteI l8c. VorbesutesteI 81.
0rti&es S@ofFeti& - 2dmmer pet ptSnh
10: /: e&afe &c; e&snleI l0}e; Ra61. hsp.
l6c.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-02

@etrodnete Tra9te-HepfeI, an Der Some
setrodnst. 7e; Sobannssbeerem 7e bis Ike:
eitron lSc bis Ia; Hofnen, 2 Gruwn, per
ptanh. 7e, 8 Gropn tic, 4 Growu TIC ,ao,
s~aenfreie &c BIZ Sc. California RuscateI IKE:
eultana nc, iuporttrte Sultdna lie Bic lle.
California Gprisoien &c Biz l2e.
eprup-etanbarb Corn 28e Bic 2be: oe,
wdbIter &c BE 82e; eorsbum sse Bis CSC:
Wsp Orleans RoIaHes lse bis csc; seudbIs
ter zoe Bis 86c.
RaHe-BrQiI uea &c BIZ 10e; GfIberts lac;
Neanheln IL; wet9fdaIise RanbeIn l5e;
Serbian RanbeIn lbe; peanuts &c Bis SIC;
ssrSaste 7e bts &c; GnsIf9e @aInaHe le}e.
pidIes-2Ao0 TN 5asslo; laoo TN Gas
%; 1900 TN 0aIbfab $3.50; 600 I'M Sal
$3.50.
SnbianaYslB 3aMesspreHe:
oeubbnI. ts gutter 10-l2e; prsra BE aes
ud3stes l4-lse /; TaneY 89i-8Se. oolSs-
Deaow Is BIZ 22c, Sara 9e-82e.
Sn padetm:
Nstofo $ll.7b, 3ton $ll.7b, Serieb S1l 20;
0araeas I'll .7b, DtumorttY s11. rs, Du8A
Sara Dlenb III. 80. RaiIPou& sli.7s, 0otsS
HIenbeb Sapa Sll.76.
8n6er-Dominoes 7.07e; etii6su6sr 8. n
tuIuesiRrter 4.s7e: xxxx p~uIpersFrtsr B.o2s.
fetaes sranuItrter 4.97e; Gubes 6.l2e; Con.
fectioner3' v l.70e; Ribseroob q 4.62e; pSb.
mtg Y 4.67e; empire IL. SEC; SbeaI errs
@cIben 8 A.4ae; Htnbicr Grtra 9 l.s7e
&tbsepoob 4 4.62e; seIber 9 4. tie; le gels
BET l.02.
&ets6GaroItna, 3opf, 6}--73e, Sapau .
-b}e, eebrc&euer, 8l--l}e.
eaIH9oie, @asson 2abunsen 75e aleis
mere nuantitdten, 66e-90e, 100 bret phsnb
padste $3.50. 60 fanf gfb.. $3.50. % 10
phrnb Sl.70.
efRs-Rab go or. xeR). SaE s-lle Pc
0oqone.
0euarJe = @anse: Nuipiee &c bis lbe:
@aifia 18e Biz l6c; RustatbIltke soc bic
66e; Rusiatnub lbe bis 60e; Gamer i&ror.
see pfefer lbc bis Ice, e9ot Ice weib 26e;
ylelten Loo; 8eutobIener i4ruarser qfeHer 1ee,
rueiber 80e bis 86e, rotber zoe.
etdrIe-pearI, 6le, Champion gIot, l usb
8 pfunb padete 8, Rom, l ptb. pa6ete,
4x-b2e.
Gtmsema&te Observation-Disclosures 8 Pfs..
SLIGO; pea&es STANDARD, 8 pfb., a.
2.26; eeeonbs 8 qf,nb 81. 60-S1. IS; Bic
pea&es. 81. l0-$1.6O; Snanas, etanbcrh,
2 pfb.. 81. 66-S1.90; eeeonbs, Q pfanb,
81. S6-$l.4b; srlns Bobnen, 8 Wfunb Rams
men. 81. Hobamsa Gnanas $l.90-S2. 25s.
0eRebte Qybien. $l.20-Sl.7 rs, frabe Sunt IS
Gents. Barron 90e, etnsepsi&te 55e-S0e,
tomatoes, Q pfunb, 81. l0-Sl.15, 8u6ers
Rom 90c-$l.2 %. HpfeIbutter. per Dutenh.
8 pfans. 81.
Ganbp-e tansen 7s seuai&t 7e; @ro'
eer semii&t 73c; Banner 1suif Sc; Cream
8onbons l0c: go. 2 Cream semii&t &C.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-02

Sugar Gureb e@tRien - grfs nuaIitat :
1870 plumb ls3: 10 pfanb l2ie; lo-la
ptunb 10; 8peite nualttdt : a0-l6 piunh
lQas {; Is Plumb lse ; IL pfasb l2le +; 10
phrnb l2le.
eaItfornti@e e&tnien-s bB 8 pfunh Sc;
9 tiS IL 4funb SIC.
Trnbfa6.e pe6-9larer cnsltib Gureb l6.
esp6bltsr eusar Gursb l6s. 6-7 pfanb tn
Dur&I@nttt l6e ; 9 bs 9 Rhmb TN 1ur4s
i&nitt 1910; 10 BIB IL Qfunb hi Otr6i&nti
laxe; s 81 anb I'm Dur@i@ntH. i9maI. 1l}e;
8 ptsnb hi Uur&i&niH. i&aal. 1l}e.
epe6, gnsI.-OemdbIter. 8 BIZ 10 pfsnb
IN Dur@i@Httt, 1876; II bB II pfunb hi
Dur@i@uitt. l2e.
evs6-alars eetten. 30 BIZ 90 Pfunb tn
Dwr&t@nttt, sse; aIare eetter, 90 bD 20
puns, 9lc; alare Bellies. 81 BIZ 90 pianh,
9ke; 10 b3 ~ 3d.. 10e; II 81 IS Pfunh.
l0ie; 3Iars Wn6en, 70 ID 30 PfunSs 9xe;
Sudden IL Bic Is phanb 93e; 3Iars suaden 8
BIZ Q pfunb. lots
0sp6deItes e4wetnefei@ - 9no&snIoie1
0anep pig $40. 50; Rlares kesn 5000; Tau'
u $3.50: etort elsar $3.50: SuusYi
Sl6. 90.
0sbBrrtes setnbfeti@ - e@tnfeu. reg.
Sell, 1t}e; xubenietten lie; Snneni. lie
anb&eI l8}e.
@nrRe = 0esdu@srts BratuurR &c,
0ranIfurtss ee; Bologna h Ddsmea etc, h
Xu6 &c.
e4maS- In 1ierceS-l. Dual. 10c; 3.
paaIitdt 91e; 8. nuaIAdt g.
e@uItsrn-0ueI. Gursb. 10 - 20 PfGnh
tn Dtr@i&ntHs l04e; l6 pftnh Uur@i&ntti.
lie. 10 81 IL phusb Ike.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-02
OendSe.

&sben - 30. 3 rotber $l.t8 au' 0sle'
fen. 81 .08 pom gntkn; 80. 8 rotber 500;
@dr3 $l.02; B~aeeRpepea $1.0B. {
4orn (neues) = go. l weib 4bc; go. 2
rpsib 46e; 10. Q ueib dc; 30. 4 rpeib,
4se; Ro. 2 wetS semif@t 14ie; Eo. 9
petb eemii@t l5a; 30. ( weib seunsf9t
acc; go 2 seIb &c; 30. 8 seIb lBe ;
70. I seIb 4ae; 30. 3 ssuai9t eos;
30. 8 aemti&t l5s; 30. I eemt4t 42e ;
3oIben 46c.
3dfr- Re. 3 wet5er 45:; 30. 8 petbsr
a.; 70. 2 oenrf9te 4a3e; 80. 6semii9tss
42c.
Seu SO. 1 zirnot9p Sl1.26; Ro.
3 3imotbp $1,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-02

3dnblersprete:
3uftern tn 3ounen-Rerp Dori Counts zoe
5. q s. a 60. Selects 85c.
eee'6H@s @eibfi4e 1ac; 20. / . 6sreI
lie; Gatfi9 he; tno9enIoie Sdrinee, Toe,
ssretnsste 3drtnse. &c; per9 7.
Glans-2tttIe Neds 00c pee 100.
3asunern- -25c pei pfunb.
ebrtups-$1.80 BET @ouone.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-02
Surge Depei&eu.

Mdrs.

Sort Gmith. Ginf jung
2eute Harden bier tn 6olge bes &C.
nufes bon gitronenertract.
Columbus. .. Nie 2seis.
latur erpdblte CHARLES Didfon gum
Hunoesisnatur ols Na&folser 0onnus'
Chicago. %. W. oarper'
prdRoent Der @tieugo lIniperitdt. uu'
terjus ii4 elmer gut p~erlaufenen Blind
oarmsS Operation.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-02
@irtbi@attS 8 1lebermabme.

Hierrnit sur sef[. ansetee. bab ID bic BIS
Der unter benz Ramen "The Belmont"
betaunte @irtbi&aft
Gde Wtabiion abe. unb Mprris Str.
iduFi9 lbernommsn babe unb SsSsrmann
freunbli4ft einIabe, MID In meinem 2ofaIe
~ beIu4en.
60 irirb mein WenrebeR iein Elm reipels
tables Sot8 ~ fi1ren unb meinen gditen
fets bic seRsn @etr6rIe unb Gigorren bors
suieten. Mariner Qun@ bon 10 t1br Dnors
gems bis l utr Na@mitto8.
I'm seneieten i9uipru@ btttet
GUSTAV DOEBBER,
gde Mabiion sSe. unb Morris etr.