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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-05-18

Cosmopolitan patterns, 10 cents
Warnings. SO:
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-05-18
rhe summer season

Is full Of dangers particularly for the
children. who not knowing the re.
suit Of eating unripe fruit. indulge
themselves. with the usual gripping
pains in the stomach as a conse,
quence; mothers should have on hand
at all times a bottle Of Painkiller
Perry Davisy which will at once re.
lieye The sufferer; ii Is a safe. simple
remedy and II should be kept IN every
house. Large bottles Is and 50 cents.
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Charley Irelana and family Of Du.
range have removed to Aztec and will
make II their home.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-04-29
EVERY ONE MUST COME.
COMMANDER BULKELEF,S AP-
 PEAL TO c. 4. R. POSTS.

Big Representation Requested at the
 Grand Parade of the Society of the
 Army of the Potomac and the G. 4. R.
 fin Hartford, May 19.
 Department Commander Bulkeley of the Grand Army of the Republic is de- termined that every post in the state shall be represented in the grand pa rade of the society of the Army of the Potomac and the Grand Army in Hart ford Grand Army day. May 1s. and has issued the following circular to each post in his jurisdiction:
 Headquarters Department of Connecti-
 cut, G. A. R.
 Hartford, April 26, 1904
 Commander: The city of Hartford has invited the posts of this depart ment of the G. A. R. to be its guests on Thursday, May 19. next.
 The state has ably seconded the city by ordering out the entire brigade of state troops, artillery and naval bat talion. to act as cur escort.
 The day bids fair to exceed any demonstration of it's kind in the past. The decorations and illuminations will surpass anything ever attempted in Hartford.
 As a department we owe it to our lcapital city to show OUT appreciation of this courtesy by appearing. as near as we can, with full ranks in every post. 1 The posts have been ordered to ap- pear here on that day.
 The department commander requests now that the commander of each post has personal canvas made of his post and have every comrade visited and his answer obtained as to whether he will come or not, remembering the fare lis single one for the round trip (nc other expense). As soon as this canvas lis completed, make your report to the assistant adjutant general, as we must know how many we will have to pro lvide for. We expect every comrade and if a comrade cannot march he vii be provided a place in carriage IShould it be found in making this can vass that any comrade cannot pay tht price of his railroad ticket, have hin send his name and address to the as sistant adjutant general.
 I A comrade will be detailed to visi l you soon to give you further particu i liars.
 \ It Is important that we have repor from your post not later than May z lelse it's of no use. Don't let it be sait ever that comrade was forgotten.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-04-29
AT pINKAN,s.

All the Equipment for the Wary Trout.
 The trout season has been little backward about coming forward this season. and the trout have lurked and sulked in the little and big pools. not tempted nor aIlured to cutting up an tics. the weather being so adverse. But the alert sportsmen know that prepar- ations are in order and have been for some time, and one of the most noted places to repair to to get all the equip ments and accoutrements for expert fishing is Dinnan's, on Orange street, known far and wide for many years as Ia depot for these supplies. NIT. Din nan's stock is always first-class, up to date, varied and ample, to satisfy every want and desire of the most skilled piscatorial artists. A word to the wise is sufficient.
 Everything for all kinds of fishing at Dinnan's, where also are supplies of locks, knobs. door plates, door num- bers, letter box trimmings, hotel, steamboat and house bell hangings. speaking tubes and fixtures, electric bells. burglar alarms, annunciators, etc.
 This is also a long established depot for guns, rifles and pistols. and ammu- nition.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-04-29
AT YALE FIELD.

Officials for Saturdays Games.
 The following men have been appoint ed to act as officials at the interclass scratch games to be held at the field at 2:SO Saturday:
 Referee-C. H. sherriIl.
 Judges at finish-H. V. Thompson, H. H. Stebbins, G. s. Alunson, 1904
 Timers-Dr. J. B. Hull, A. B. Coxe. W. c. Dole.
 Clerk of courses-G. E. Parks, 1904.
 Assistant clerks-W. N. Stillman, 1905, F. v. Davis, 1905.
 Field judges-s. P. Sheldon, '96, c. S. Du Val 'OS, F. G. Beck 'OS, M. S., J. J. Hogan, 1905.
 Measures-C. A. Esty, 1904. N. S, Campen, 1904, P. B. Welles, 1904, R. S, Binkerd, 1904 s.
 Announcer-Dr. Anderson. Starter-M. c. Murphy. Scorer-M. B. Sands, 1906. Any undergraduate mentioned who cannot be at the games will please no- tify the track management before Fri day.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-04-29
MIR. sELLEw CALLED
To the Principalship of Wooster School
 District.

To the Principalship of Wooster School
 District.
 The appointment of supervising prin- cipal of the Wooster school district in this city has been offered to Edward B. Sellew, now principal of the Elmwood grammar school, Holyoke, and MT. Sel- lew will soon notify the New Haven public school officials that he will ac- cept.
 The selection of MT. Sellew was made from a list of about thirty-five candi- dates from all over New England and New York, New Jersey and Pennsylva- mia, who applied for the position. MT. .Sellew was recently called to New Ha- ven for a conference with the school officials The salary offered for the po- sition is somewhat of an advance of the salary that he has been receiving in HoIyoke. He has been principal of the Elmwood school there for four years and has been regarded as a strong and capable educator.
 Efforts will probably be made to have MT Sellew remain in Holyoke, but in view of the increase in salary it is be- lieved that he will not change his plans.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-04-29
WON'T GO TO ST. LOUIS.
Yale Track Team Not to Send oh1cial
 Representatives.

Yale Track Team Not to Send off1cial
 Representatives.
 The Yale track team has just decid- ed after meeting of the athletic asso- citation, that no team whatever shall be sent to the Worlds fair games in St. Louis. No members of the Yale team will be allowed to officially represent the university there. It is possible that two or three men who are in Yale will compete, but not as Yale repre- sentatives.
 This is not taken to mean that there is any possibility of a Yale Harvard Oxford Cambridge meet, but that the Yale athletic managers do not think it advisable to send team to St. Louis. No word has been received from Ox- ford and Cambridge relative to a meet in London, and there seems no prospect of one this year.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-04-29
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
Filed in the Office of the Town Clerk
 Yesterday.
WarrantY.

Dora Freedman to Morris J. Beck. Dixwell avenue, 54 feet: Bristol street. IT feet.
 Jonas Freedman to Morris J. Beck. Broad street, S6 feet.
 Joseph Freedman. ct ux.. to Morris J. Beck, Elm street, 9S feet; same fl feet.
 Landers w. Hart to John o. Auton- son, Bassett street, 2S feet.
 Cooperative Building bank to Hyman Glaxier, Daggett street, 53 feet.
 John Lane to Halsey H. Blake, Farren avenue. 42 feet.
 Robert s. Osborne to Eliza M. Puddi- combe, Garden street, 30 feet.
 John Lane to John Pachl, ct ux., Ce- dar Hill avenue, 12 feet.
 Herbert T. Marsh to Patrick Mortell, corner of English and Manley streets.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-04-29
ARRESTED FOR THEFT.
Detective Donnelly Captures Man Be-

Detective Donnelly Captures Man Be-
 lieved To Be a Professional.
 Yesterday morning Detective DonnelE ly arrested Gustav Swanson, swede,, 20 years old, on lower State street. He was locked up on charge of idIeness, Several days ago Donnelly heard of party who was trying to dispose of a. bicycle cheap. He arrested Swanson, who later confessed to having stolen the wheel in Hartford, but could not give the name of the party to whom he sold it. Swanson said he had been irl this country eight months and was a cabinet maker byltrade.. The police believe him to be a professional thief.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-04-29
A BIRTHDAY

Miss Virginia Kelsey, of 263 Center street West Haven, entertained sev- eral of her intimate girl friends at din. ner last evening, the occasion being her sixteenth birthday. A beautiful basket of sweet peas, bouquets of roses and other pretty presents were received by Miss Kelsey.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-04-29
R. s. Barbee. 1907. and c. s.

R. S. Barbee. 1907. and G. s. Warren. 1907. General Ramon Canare, president of Rio...-.......G. L. Burton, 1906 Captain Cassini and Lieutenant Blanco. officers of the body guard ...-.-..-..........--.- H. s. Jones, 1905. and E. J. Koehler, 1905. Women of Rio................... T. AI. Longcope. 1905, R. H. Leake, 1905. ". c. Motter, 1906. and P. H. Schaff, 1906.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-04-29
LECTURE BEFORE WOLF TONE
 CTTIR

The Wolfe Tone club announces an invitation lecture by Miss Charlotte Molyneux Holloway, of New London, on "The Origin and Language of the Gaelic Race at the Foy auditorium on Friday evening, May 6. Colonel Norris c. Osborn, editor of the Register, will preside. Miss Holloway Is a literary woman of note and has been lifelong student of Irish history. She is also a gifted lecturer and has achieved much success on the platform
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-04-29

We must have every post color here on that day, anyway. By command
 Morgan G. Bulkeley,
 Department Commander. John H. Thacher, Assistant Adjutant General.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-04-29
NEW HAVEN BASEBALL AssocIA-
 TION.

Hartford, April 28.-A certificate of in corporation for the New Haven Base ball association was filed here to-day with the scretary of state. The corpor- ation is located in Meriden and has a capital of $9,OOO. The incorporators are c. J. Danaher, D. J. Danaher, and John O'Donnell.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-04-29
ouit CIainns.

Thomas J. O'Brien, ct ux, to Jonas Freedman, Broad street, 36 feet.
 Albert s. Cook to Charles Chamber lain, Pardee street, 30 feet.
 William H. Garde to Adam Martin, Frank street, S4 feet.
 John Pachl, ct ux., to John Lowe, Farren avenue, 42 feet.
 Louis E. Townes to Mary L. Johnson, Central avenue, 50 feet.
 Edward E. Beecher to Bridget and James Concannon, Spring street 19 feet.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-04-29

CHARGED WITH NON-SUPPORT.
 Henry Quander, a teamster, of IA Dow street, was arrested yesterday morning charged with non-support of his wife and children. He will come before the City court this morning.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-04-29
Mortgages.

Thomas H. Button to Earliss P. Ar vine, $159. Button street, 36 feet.
 Eliza M. Puddicombe to William T.. Parr, Garden street, 30 feet, $2,5OO.
 Hyman Glazier to Cooperative Building bank, $2,5OO, Daggett street, 50 feet.
 John Pachl, ct ux., to Horace R. Chid- sey, Farren avenue, 47 feet, SLIGO.
 Patrick Mortell to Herbert T. Marsh, corner English and Manley streets, $4OO.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-04-29
BIDS FOR COAL.
Office of the Board of Education,
 21 Center Street.

ZI OtuItT3 pLTttI,
 New Haven. Conn, April 27, 1904. Sealed proposals will be received at this office until Saturday, May I, 1904. at twelve o'clock noon, at which time on School Buildings of the Board of Ed ucation of the city of New Haven, in public meeting, for furnishing Coal for the public schools of the New Haven cifcations and forms of proposal, in ac- cordance with which the bids must be submitted, may be obtained at this of fee.
 The right is reserved to Seject any and all bids or to waive technical de- fleets in the same.
 c. T. HEWLETT, n27St Secretary, Board of Educations
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-04-29

Mary Fitzgerald est. to Johanna Can ming, ex.
 zacharias veith, adm. of estate of Frederick Veith.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-04-29
Lease.
Appointment.

E. F. Merriman, agent, to Morris 14S Elm street, five years.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-04-29
PRINCETON TRIANGLE CLUB
RESENT TONIGHT "THE MAN
 FROM WHERE"

inc Musical Comedy at the Hyperion
 Theater-The Full Cast for the Per
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Gnr3e 9epei@en.
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Der bertra9ten 6tnan5=5irma Woooenb
& Co., murbe bier berbaftet.
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tpurben 81 6 begin. 4 Sabren @efdng=
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Der unearif6e NObellif, 1T f6uer er=
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9eeenb uno 9an5 Mittel- Seras Uurbe
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Nufin inb iiberi9memmt, 8riifen
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bar. 0ie 8abngeleiIe fteben 6 3ol
unter WaHer.
Searf 19 tie n.
9es dc oines, Sa., 3. Mai.
Nlem @ni6eine mad tDiro bic oemotra=
tii9e Stats : Contention idmmtli9e
Seleeaten fir Searf initruiren.
gerni6tete 9offnrn9en.
Stem Oort, 8. Mai. g. Sill
perplatt, elmer rei6en Gamilie in War=
f9au, &uBlanb entfammenb, ftiirate
fi9 aus benz 4. Stof zines GofbauIes.
st mar bor eini9eR Monaten nebii
einem Bruoer mad Nmertca 9etommen,
UNI in ct, Souls aus5ufelen, berfpe=
fulirte aber bier al iein @elo.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-04

Guaar @uren S9tnten - grte GuaIttdt {:
1870 gfsab 12a: is Pfuae 124c; 10-12
9funb Is; 3weite lnaIttdt /: 20-l6 Pfanh
124c /; is Efanb 12c |; 10 Rfsnb l23c !; 10
Rfuab 1886.
@aItfornti@e g@tnten-6 btB 8 Pfarb SIC;
0 BITS 10 4funb s3e.
Shmltern-GRgI. Gureb, 10 bib 90 Rfm1b
tm Dur9i6nit. BIC; is Bfrnb Gur9f&nttt,
SIC. 10 bis 10 Rfurtb SIC.
TribfHGsE ped-RIGrer @ngltib @ureb 16,
aewdbIter sugar Gureb 16c, 6-7 4furb t1
DurGf6nttt 15c ; 8 bts 8 Efu,b ta Gmr4s
i6nitt 13c; 10 bis To gfntb tn Durdf4nttt
11ae; 8 9fatb isa Dur6iGntH, i&rtaI, lie
6 gfanb in Sur&i9nitt, iGnal, lie.
SpeG, GnsI.-gewdbIter, 8 bis 10 gftah
tm Dur6i9nitt, lac; 10 bis L. gfunb tn
Durti6nitt, 1875.
GpeG-RIare Sesten, 30 bts go Bfunb trl
GurGi6nit, 98c; RIare geiten, 80 Btu 40
gfuae, 1Oc; RIare Bellies, 25 bis 30 4funb,
Ole; 1s bib 90 4fb.. 93c; IL Bio 16 Efaab,
1O4e; aIare Giden, 40 BITS 80 afunb. CSC;
RaGest 10 bis IL 8innb 94c; GIare 9HiGen Q
bis Q Hfuntb, 104c
@epDdeItes S@metnefieti9 - RnoGenIoieE
5ancp pig $20. so; RIares Bea,s 5000 Sam,
10 1880; Sbort GIear $3.50; 9iunspi
$16. 90.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-04
S &eateTete@.

indianapolis Detail gerfaufspre1e:
Rarnnrutb RIee Sc. 25-S7. 90.
Notber $o.O0-$6. rs.
gIlfife 81. 25-$s.O0.
9IfaIfa $9.26-$1O.00.
@eiBer So 50-$1O.25.
Sancb Simotbb ~$1.s5-$1.90.
@epGblter 81 6O-$1.65
9srin1a 81. 75-$1. 80.
sancb &entufn 8IaSsrab $1.A0-$1.50
Grtra reines In gbaf $1,000.
Dr9arb @raB 81 .45-$1.6G.
9feb Sop in gbaf 85c-$1. %.
@etBer Soma Sarnen 9afer 5000.
MeiBer Sninois &5c-55c.
Sartel Corn rpetB nnb eelb 81. 10-$1.3 50.
glmber 3uderrobr Sarner 75c-90c.
GnfiLaee @orn 5000.
6riibiabr @erite 8Oc-90c.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-04

Srtf4es RinbFeti@-DefIt9e Stiere Oh
sc; bieftge Stiere 73-.7ac; bieiige RttbeG
$50 bis E00 Bfunb 73c; bteftge Riihe 4OC
bis $50 gfui1b 5ac /; Ribe $50 bts $50 Pfanf
Sc; Gtier BorberpterteI Sc, Stter Strter'
pierteE 91Sc, Rtnb SinterpierteI SC, Sinh
8orberpterteI &c, Sub gorteruierteI 4c, R1b
StnterbterteI SIC.
6ri19es NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. &c, Stnter'
pierteI 12c, SorberDterteI ms.
Strides S9afFeti@ 2dtrrner per Ffnrth
1O4e I; G9afe 84e; G9enfeI l0c; Eads. ttirt.
1Se.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-04
G r~certe@.

Setroenete Srii3te-NepfeI, on Der Sonne
getroGnet, &c; Sobannesbeeren &c Bis TIC;
Gttron 15c bis lac; RoEnet, 2 Grpwn, per
Rfnnb, II, 8 @rorun Tic, A @rown Tic iaas
menfreie Sc bis &c, California NuscateI 7kc;
SuItana us, iraportirte Sultana lie bts 14c.
California Gprtfoien Sc BITS 12c.
Sprup-Stanoarb @0rn 23e bis 25c; &c,
udbIter 27c bts 32c; Sorsbum 2sc Biz 38c;
Stem Orleans NoIaTes 1ec bis 26c; semd5Is
ter 30c bis 38c.
gife-Bra3iI neis SC bis 1Oc; 5iIberts 10 ;
&anbeIn Il; uetGi3aIise RanbeLn 15e;
Serbian NanbeIn 15c; 4eanuts &c Bits SIC;
s~erDftete &c bis Sc; gns[f9e 8eInife 1876.
PtGIes-24O0 I'M Sab $40; 1900 TIM Tas
SO; 1900 ta 9aIbfab $3.50; 900 tut TaB
$3.50.
indianapolis RaffeesEreRe:
@eu6bnI. BITS gutter 1O-12c; prtata BIB gee
nd5lter 14-16c ; Saaep 824-33c. @oIhea
genoru 10 BITS 22c, Sana 28-32c.
SIN 9aGetsn:
Arioia $11.75, Zion $11. 76, Ser1e5 Eli. 20;
Caracas ell. rs, DtHwortb's $11. rs, Quito
Sara 8lsab $14. 80 ail4ou& Sill. 75, gutes
Blenbeb Sana $11.76.
Sadet-Domtnoes 7.47c; GtiGsu6er B.2s
pulueriFrter 5.47e; 32EE pmIpertFrter 5.57c,
feiner grannItrter 4.97c; Cubes 6.47c; @nns
fecttoners' " 4.s7c; Nibeetpoob a 4.s2c; 456,
mig VI ATTIC; empire u A. 72e; SbsaI Grtra
@pIben 6 4.67e; BtnbiDr Grtra 6 4.62e,
Rtbseuoob u 4.62c; seIber 6 A. tie; 1e gels
Ser 4.O2.
Gtnsema@te Observation-Disclosures 8 gfb.
SLIGO; 9eo@es STANDARD, 8 4fb., So
2.26; SECONDS 8 8flnb $1. 50-S1. 66; pie
peaaes, 81. 40-$1.5O; Nnanas, Stanbart,
Q 9fb., 81. 65-$1.9 80; SECONDS. 2 gfunb.
ST. .25 Pl.45; CRIME 8obnen, 8 Bfunb Gans
nen, 8abama Guanas $1. 9O-$2.2 6e,
Seftebte @rbieu, $1.20-$l.7 5. friibe Stunt e6
Gents, Rcrrom 9Oc, etngeueiGte 56e-sOe,
Tomatoes, 8 9funb, 81. 1O-S1.15, 3uGer,
Rcrn 9Oc-s1. 30, apfsIbutter. per 9utenb,
8 Rfune. $1.
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@rA@te 4&RD @ess6fe.
SrG4 tie.


Gttronen-$3.0O fir 10000.
Draneen-Sancp SIoriba $3.25 per Bog,
California Seedlings $l.75, California Nas
peIs $x.25 bis $50 per Bog, Ean9arines
ST. 80 bis $2.75.
8ananen-GepdbLte 81 % bis $500 per
Bun6, s1peite Auolttdt ST. 90 bis $l,25.
RofmsndRe-$3 OO-3.25 per Sunhert.
Geteen +: Gmprna 11-16c bas Sfnnb.
DatteIn &c per 9funb, so Ef6. Rtffer.
Mepfel-$2.5 90 bis 81. 90 per Sat.
Neuer Sonis-l6c.
gttteappIes 50 80.
granberrtes $2.25-2.75 per BuibeI.
Gea1ife.
Bermuda iSw:ebeIn $l.65 per gufbel
Crate.
GpaniiGe Smiebeln 81. s. per @rate.
RartoFeIn $l.z5 per 8nIbel.
gaeue RartoHeln So, rs per 8uibeI, $3.50
per SaB.
Sn;npis sibfartoTeln SAGE per SaB.
Rraut-$1.50 pet sS5aB.
@eIerb-per Gusenb Soc.
3otbe S2iiben 80 per SaB.
Stamp BDbnen ~. 10 per BuibeI.
&noblaud &c per Sfuns.
Neibe &iben 90c per 8uibeI
sibIi6e Stabilize 6Oc per 8un6, einbeimii9e
3Oc per 9nbenb 8un6es.
GaIat lac per 9funb.
Gpinot 6Oc per Dntenb Bun9es.
gleue weiBe Riiben 4Oc per 9utenb Bnn9es.
Rbubarb 4Gc-6Oc per 9utenb.
@rine 8obnen S 100 per Rifte.
Sale $2.25 per S6aB.
@urfen 5Oe-$1.0O per 9utenb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-04

Celebrities Rinbfeii9 - s&tnfen, rea.
Sets. lac; AuBenieiten lie; Snneni. 15c
Mtirfe Gerdu9erte gratrurf s4c,
Drortf,arter TIC; Bologna tn 9dr.nen SIC, In
Sa& 6&c.
S@mal8- tn Eterces-1. Dual. Sc; Q.
Ailoittdt 83c; 8. AuaLitdt 81.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-04
Sen @aSenrRaret.

Ttnotbb-Bertaufspreiie: $13 00-16.60.
Rlee 1880 g~ertaufspreiie: SO .O0-$lO.O0
8e[16tcrn - gerfaufsprefe: fe nGG ben
RuaIitdt, 63-65c.
Safer-eei9dH 45-50c; tn ben Gebsea
80 OO-$1O.OO per Terne.
~Strob-9reiie, ie na9 benz @rab, ia Bab
IeM, $6-$S.
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Aas# ne.tt Anneekra4sdJeat.

.M1, liebe 5rau Mmtsribter, ste
molten f4on aufbre6en2-ba Derurs
fa9en sic ia cine tDrenbe Qiitel"-
%, ba trDften sic fi6. fiebe Grdn
Rath, bur1 biefe Glide tonmt Elm fris
fher 3ug in bic lnterbaltung."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-04
Gid etretDe.

Nesen $50. Q retber $1.022 aif geless
fen, ST. .O23 ppn Riiblen; go. 8 rotber SO;
Mai $1.OO; Bagenpetaen $1.01.
Rorn (neues) - No. / metB ACC $40. Q
neiB 49c $50. 8 wetB ACC; $40. A wetb,
46c; no. 2 wetb genii9t Acc ) $50. 8
petB sentii6t 48: ; $50. 4 wetb semti9t
z6e; $50. Q eeIb ACC; $50 8 seIb A.
$50. 4 geld 46c; go. Q senif&t 49,;
$50. 8 seurtf9t 4sc; SO. 4 seuaii@t 45Re;
RpIben 483c.
Safer- SO. Q wetBer 41Ke; SO. 8 wetbsr
Ale; $50. 2 @enti6ter 4Oc; $40. 8 semtfGtes
394c.
9eu Ro. / Etmotbp S12 90; Ro.
2 9itnotbn $40. so.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-04
Standardization.
u ngefDm m E n.

Stem Oorf. Bring Noelbert" bon
8enua; .8aoerlano" bon Nnt=
tperpen yNorb Nmerica" BON
@enua.
Gibraltar: ,RDniein Suite" bon Stem
Oorf.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-04
0Mtter, @ter tafp @enAneK

SdnbLer be3abIen foIsenbe 9retie:
Butter - Country. 12c, Greaaaerp 2se,
GIgtn 28c.
Gter-l4c per Dutenb.
Sibner 101c. Sdbne 8. Surtess-14c.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-04
S[auiGure.

Die 8lauidure geb0rt befanntli9
gu ben fur9tbariten 9tften; fie
fptrft namentli6 febr raf9 tDbtli9,
tpenn lie in fon3entrirtem 53uitanbe
efnem tbierti9en Srganism1ls einperz
letbt pirb. Man bat in friiberer 53ett
e%eglaubt, baB Die 8laufdure na9 Ser
gtftunger ii9 nur fur3e 3eit in Der
2ei9e erbalte, baB ie ii9 febr balb
5erfebe, in anbere 0erbinbungen iiberz
gebe unb baber in 5dlen bon geri9t=
lt9en Inter fu9uneen nur bann 5u
%fonitattren lei, penn bic 2eident6etle
febr bdlo na9 benz SDbe Der Inter
in9ung nnter5ogen perben. Or. gill
ner bat Dor einigen Sabren ee3etgt, bdB
Die 3erfeBung Der 8~lauidure in 2eiz
9entbeilen ni4t 10 raid bor fi9 eebe.
@s gelang linn ndmlt9, in ben 2ei9en=
tbeilen etnes @elbftmDrbers, tpelder
ft9 IN einem 3anale beretftet bate nnb
bafelbf unbemerft mebr als bret Mp=
nate liegen geblieben mar, 8lduiGure
nod nit aGer Si4erbett na93upeiien.
@erbdneniBppI1e @piB=
b II benprobe E. Sn Nep Worf
fii6rte Der Sob zines Mannes, Der UNI
ter benz Namen r9piton Granf" be-
fannt ipar, CUR 8erbaftung BON feds
&erlen nnb einem 5rauen5immer, bic
i'm 8egrtffe tDaren, etnen Haub5ug mad
pbtlabelpbia 81 unterne6men. @ie
hatten i'm Slime, ibre Spfer bur9 To-
genonnte nGnodout Drops" 3u betGu=
ben, unb bielten cine fDrmlt6e Yrobe
ab, INN 5u ermttteln, in toel9em MaBe
bus Spiat a~n5upenben fei. nm Elm
Opfer in ben rt9tigen s3uflanb Der
8etGnbung 81 berfeBen. Sober goB 8u=
erft etne fletne QuantitGt bes Opidts
in Elm @las 8ier unb tranf bonn nur
Elm fpenig. Qls r8ofton Grant4 fat
feline Wirfung an ii9 berfpiirte, trdnf
er bds gdn5e @las aus, nnb nun ianf
CT 5u 8Oben. Seine Rump1ne riefen
etne Imbulan5 berbet. gluf benz Meee
naA benz 5ofpttal ftarb Bottom
Jranf," unb barauf tpurbe bic ibrige
8dnbe IN 6aff eenommen.