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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-01-05
DRUG GO.
FORT STREET

The great controversy over GeneTal
Wood has been closed by a favorable
vote for nomination which stood IN
committee to 2. Wood had some bit
ter enemies, and as they expressed
themselves very freely and had the
command of number of papers they
made a campaign which seemed more
Serious than. it really was. Apart from
Woods personal enemies there were
others who desired to hit at the Presi-
dent through Wood. The result has
been a practical triumph for Mr.. Roose-
welt.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-01-05

s Treasurer Kepoikai is Z registering
warrants again. This has been render
ed necessary because Of the condition Of
the current funds, out of which salaries
and current expenses are paid.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-01-05

The late Colonel Cornwell's estate was
not as large as many people imagined.
1t must be remembered however that
Mr. Cornwell was a generous and lib
eral man, and that no one who came
to him for aid was refused.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-01-05

The Supervisors got down to business
yesterday "A number of appointments
were made and the bonds of most of the
County officials were accepted. The tax
assessors bond was fixed at $15OOOO
which is just half of what was original
ly proposed.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-01-05

II there is going to be activity in for
tifying Oahu, there is going to be equal
II not greater activity in fortifying Ma
Mia and Subig bay, Congress will have
large military vote to handle.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-01-05
Confidence In
Glasses

Confidence in the man who prescribed
them, knowing them to be right; from
the fitting to the finishing, is the whole
battle.
If knowledge and experience stand s1r
anything, we believe your safety lies IN
coming to us when in need of glasses.
There is no guess work just knowledge
and knowing how to apply such knowl-
edge to insure perfect results.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-01-05

The loss of the State capitol building
at Des Moines, Iowa, is not so much in
the destruction of the building, but is in
the library and the valuable historical
documents. Some Of these can never be
replaced.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-01-05
BAND CONCERT.


The Territorial band will render the
following program, beginning at 1880
this evening at the Hawaiian Hotel:
PART I.
Overture-"Juanit ".......... Suppe
Ballad-"Elua MalSa UliulP. Helms
Grand Selection Martha" Flotow
Vocal Selections:
(a) "Ka Ia noe o Koloa."
CO "Oi Hoi Ha."
Miss j. Keliiaa.
(c) "Kaala"
(d) "Maikai ka Makani Kohala"
Mrs. N. AlRpai.
Selection-"The Messenger Boy. zee.
'',..'..-.s'''..'..''' -Monckton
Intermezzo-''Mount Guard" .Eilenberg
Waltz-"Artist Life, Strauss
Blue" ............... Tieke
star Spangled Banner"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-01-05

The band is to remain one Of our in
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-01-05

No news of any Importance from Jap
an may portend that some secret expe-
dition is on foot. It is not a case of no
news being good news.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-01-05
H.F. WiChman & Co., Ltd
1O4S FORT STREET.
Optical Department
" Exclusively Optics"

situations in spite Of the many cuts
which have been made in the Territorial
service. This will be pleasing to very
large number Of people to whom the
band is an unfailing source OF pleasure.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-01-05

Want ads in the Star bring quick re-
suits. Three lines three times for rs
cents.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-09
TARIFF REVISION

The ''feelers'' put out by President Roosevelt following his great victory in the recent election have brought forth most emphatic and determined protest against any form of tsriff re- vision from the "standpatte1s'' in the republican party.
 It is known that the sympathies of Presiednt Roosevelt are now and have been during his administration with those of Ehis party who demand that the present tariff schedules be reduced wherever it is found that the rate is high enough to "shelter monopoly"
 The report which went out to the effect that the president was consider ing..the advisability of calling an extra session of the fifty ninth congress, after March 4h, to take up the work of revising the tariff, raised storm of opposition from many of the most prominent leaders in the republican pIaty in both the senate and house. So determined is this opposition that now comes news from Washintgon that the president will not insist on a tariff bill for at least year, but that he is determined that during his administra- ton which will begn next March the tariff shall be revised. In this deter imitation we believe the president will be supported by very large majority of the American people, if not by the leaders of his party.
 While it looks now like the stand patters' lad won the first fall in the tariff revision skirmish this need not be taken as a knockout or solar plexus blow for the president. He has had several strenuous bouts with the party leaders and so far he has always had his way From now he will most likely devote much of his time in molding public opnion in favor of tar if revision and the organization of his new administration after March 4th will give him splendid opportunity to bring many of the recalcitrants around to his way of thinking.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-09

exposition both in the products of their civilization and the number of attend ants contributed by the people of the western states. Although broad and national in it's objects, they felt a pe- culiar pride in it as commemorating an epoch which had made possible such a civilization and attested it in every form of popular approval.
 It will be a great while. if ever, before such another display of the pro- gress of American civilization shall be witnessed. The outside world com prehended it's purpose and enriched with foreign exhibits tar surprassing expectation, and in all the elements of a worlds fair it has excelled all pre- vious expositions in this country or elsewhere. In its local aspects it has been equally notable. Embracing in it's grounds more than 1900 acres. the size and architectural grandeur of its buildings have never been approached. In its relations to the fair St. Louis has earned 8 most enyisb reputation in meeting. to the fullest. every re- quirement both from a municipal standpoint and that of it's individual citizenship. Its duty in both respects has been most commendsbly fulfilled.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-09

Word comes from Phoenix that the report which has gone around the tel . ritory to the effect that Governor Bro die would likely leave the office of governor of Arizona and be given q more exalted position of honor and tIust in the Roosevelt administration, orig mated in the minds of those who would like to see Brodie go away. One re- port is to the effect that the report was started in the office of the Arizona Republican. Governor Brodie has never been the favorite with the Re- publican that his predecessor was, but the people of Arizona have found great in the administratio of Brodie and will be truly sorry to lose hIm. A gentleman from Phoenix stated one day this week thst should Governor Brodie resign his position the appointment as governor would go to either Secretary Nichols or Judge Kent, of Phoenix. As stated once before in these columns the people of Cochise ounty would be much pleased to see NIT. Nichols made governor of Arizona.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-09

The Review is delivered by carriers tn the following towns: Naco. Cananea. Douglas. Tombstone. Benson t-f Don Luis. Paradise. Nacozari.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-09

Issued Every Morning Except Monday
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-04

Ntirfte @erdu@erte 1ratrpura s}e
Srantfarter 73c; SoIosna tn DGrmen &c, in
Eu1 SIC.
S3mab- tn zierces-l. Dual. 1O}e; q.
NuaIitdt 10c: 8. nuaIitdt 9hc
Satter, &ter ano 0sGAses
GAMBLER besabIen foIsenbe 4reiis:
Butter - Gountrp. 10c. @resu,srs 22s
gIaia 23c.
Gier-l7Xc per Dutenb.
Sdibner 10c, 2abne 8, Suriess-loe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-04
Suite Gomcmrrems.
Sentidlanb plante oor Hopieoslt
cine 3weite 9aager:G Convention.

Sonoon n, 3. Oct. Sbomas
Barclay. Der in berborrasenber Weiie
bel gr3ielung zines beheren @inDer=
ftdnonihes unter ben 0atiouen tbdtig
1T, tbeilte beuie Der NHoc. prefie nit,
Die beuti9e 8e9ierung babe bersits bic
@inberufun9 elmer aweiten Saaser=
@onferen3 erwosen, bebor prdfioent
&OOieDelt isinen biesbesigli9en Wunf9
antinbtste.
Wie man fi9 erinnert, faete 8ar-
clap, ~tiinoiste @raf Billion Dor einiaen
Sabren i'm &eidstas ben Wunid Der
&eids=& egierung On, cine @onferen3
3u berufen unO elm fiir3li9er @orre=
fpOnoenssW ediel nit ben oeutiden Be-
a6roen ergab, oaB bic Mngelesenbeit
inter grud9uns ftebt.
Sc 1T baber m6elid, baB bic amer.
unb oeutf9e &egierung 9emeiniam cine
@Onferen3 bernfen ober baB Die cine
Ma9t Der anberr ben Gortritt ldbt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-04
Surge Sepef9em.
3. Sttober.
S I b.

SnIanb.
q 10 Yorf. Bel allen 8raber
BON raffinirtem 3nder trat cine &eoucs
tion bon 10 Gents per @entner Elm.
@amben, N. s. Die groBe
Seppi6= Gabrif Der Gries=8 reslin So.
1T nit einem 8erlufe bon etpa $780,
900 abge6rannt.
Nenton, q. g., 3. DIT. Ser
populiffii4e prdfoentidafts- @anbioat,
81. 6. Wation, ipra9 beute Dor eit-
tauieno perfonen. Nbenos reiite ct
mad Stem Sort ab.
@arters'burg, 5a. gei
einem S4adt=ginfturs nabe bon bier
tamen bier Mdnner, barunter q. g.
WOrsan, prdiOent Der bieisen Mnr=
gan Wining &c., um's 2eben. 2 an=
bere fino lebenssefdbrli9 nerlebt.
81 b.
Sortu, Isoren. Ser amerita=
nifde Silfsfreu3er Wapffower faBt bier
6oblen.
@binbur 9, S9ottlano. pre=
mier 8alfour er6fnete bier Die Serbf=
Gampasne als SAT- bes confederation
Clubs.
Sober, England. Sampfer go.
oerlano, nit 5rau 6. 3. 2eifer unb
So6ter. SHUTTER uno S9weffer bon
9abp @urson, traf Hadmittass elm.
6 ION Il q ntinopeI |. 9ampfer
Niiri Nopsoroo bon Der ruf. Greip.
Tlotie paffirte Den 8osporus auf Der
Seimfabrt.
Die 9leide Melouns fam am 26.
Sept, tpobei es bieb oas S9if bringe
1000 Mann gum gntiaB Der ruiii9en
@arnifon auf @reta.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-04
0oble1.

ohht
antbradte. 7.50
Rau9Ioie 2urrp. 800
Rau9Ioie giine Stun ............. 400
@anneu $50
S.0beurg.-.."........ ...........-'"....... o.oU
Sadion Dbis 300
9Gnauba 4.26
Tittsbure 4.25
Aapmonb @itp 4.25
Btnifreoe ..". 4.25
9c&tt5 Taueb 400
Srhrt8 .......... 4.UO
HrasiI 400
Saline @c.-2ump 4.00
Saline Go.-Nht. $50
greene unb SuIipar. 8.26
SIad-Sadion, $~ittsburs. u. girs., lie 2.75
Snbtana..~... ....."........ 2.26
g~Dnneusp;Qe Gpte......."...--.-... 800
Doen @efe: 500
RIumpen /, Cote lie per BuibeI, $2.75 per
2s gulbeI; 8eriIeinerter @ois I2c per Hufbe'
pber s.. 90 Der % TuibeI.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-04
&eTau&sgses HLesi@.


Suaar gureb G@infsa - @rfie Nualttdt /:
1870 |fgno 13t: L. gfaab 1896; 10-12
4fano lat: Srpeite GiiaItat 20-l6 gfanS
i2ac /; lE Plumb 13te /; IL afuae 1876 ; 10
s,tuno lac.
@~aIforne9e S9tn.en-e BIB 8 gsfanb 10e;
8 bis 12 Ssfuno $50.
S@mItern-gngl. Gnreb, 18 BIB 20 3sftiitS
i'm Darti9ntH, l05c; is gf;ab Gur4i@nttt,
1OI:, 10 BITS IL s,funb lie.
Grabtldss gnSItib @ureb IS,
aewdbItsr euear @areb 1sc, 6--7 4fanb TN
On9i9nitt l7e; 8 BIB 9 %fanb TIM 9ur@,
i@mitt 1bc; 10 bis 12 pfunb I'M Dur9fdnit
12Ae; 3 pianb TN Dar9i@ntt, iGu.aI, 12c.
6 Afuno I'M Tur9iGniA, f&n.al, 12e.
sped, gnsI.-@epGbIter, 8 bis 10 pfunh
TIM DurSf9aitt. l43e; IL Bis IA pfuab ta
DurSf9nit, l2}e.
SpeG-Siare Seiten, 80 bic 40 Yfunb TN
Dur@I1nitt, lie; 4Iare Seites, 90 bis 80
Biuno, 1lac; 8lare Bellies, 25 bts 30 4funb,
lie; IL bis SO pfb., 1l4c; IA bis Is Efunb,
life; 9Iare &iidst, % tt8 80 4fats. lie;
JtlGea IL bis Is Pfrnb IFS; &lare. Sdider 8
BIS 9 EfunS. 93e
@epDdeItes SGrpstnefeti@ - 3no@enacieB
5anep gig $20.5 %; tIares Bean $4,000; Sans
tp $500; Stort CLEAR $3.50; sauarpi
ga. 90.
9sbDrrtes &inbHeii@ = S@inten, reg
Ssts, 14ac; Gusenietteu 12}e; Snmeni. III;
Hn61eI lie.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-04
&etretce.

Beten - No. Q rotbsr 81. Ia zuf De Ct,
fen. SLIT pon RabIsn; go. 8 rotber S1.10
Ottober 81. 10; 8ossmuetssn s1.15.
8orn ~(neues) - SO. l weib 3d.; 9o. 2
wetb 55c; SO. 8 weib 64c; 80. 4 we,s,
&c; 80. Q ueib sensi4t OBS go. 8
weib semif@t DOC ; SO. 4 wetb sen.tf9'
52}c; SO. Q seIb 55tc; SO. 8 seIb b6'
$50. A seIb 63c; $40. Q semiiGt Co.;
SO. 8 aem!i9t 55c; Ro. 4 conflict 52:
Rolben 55ke.
Qafer- 20. 2 wetber 3a4c; SO. 8 pssbss
32e; go. 2 Seutii9ter 32e; Ro. 9 aeu.i@ies
3l3c.
Seu - go. 1 Tirnotbp sl0.25; 30.
2 neies Tirnotbp $3.50.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-04
1ntter, &ter mmo 0sEaae,


gngros . BerfGufspreiie SnpOrtrt.r
SSwebsrtdie Doc per pfunb einbeimfQs.
S@ueuertdie TIC, Nisconfr Greaut . a6Is
IL, Nem gort @bebbarsl lee, ein5esu.t,
f&er 2trsburaer 12c. @rid l8e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-04

Srti&es Ssiabfieti9-AseRIi&e GHere -6l
&c; beiise etiers 8i--52e; bisitse 8inhes
$40 bis 200 Sfrns 7c; biefge &Gbe 400
bis $50 Tfwlo h3c Sfsbe $50 BIB $50 Hfunb
Sc; Sitter gorberDserteI SIC, Gtier Qtnter'
pierteI 113e, Ssinb StnseruierteI sc, Rtnb
gcrSerpieztel g., Rub gorterpierteI Sc, 4ub
S,nterptertei 81.
Strides RaIbfsV&-SdIber l0c, 8hnter'
pierteI l3c, Boroerpiertei Sc.
SrtI2ss G9ofEeii9 - 2&trraer per Rfunh
g.; GGafe Sc; G9enfeI 13c; %adS hars.
Ice.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-04

SnbtanapsIis RafeesNreif.:

Sn~otanapsI!s RafeesTrete:
@ersobnI. BITS gutter 10-12c; pris1e bs as,
udblter l4-16e ; 5anep 82i-Sas. @oIaez
geuOru Is BITS 22e, Sapa 2s-32e.
Sn padetsn:
arioia $13.26. Zion S12. 25, Series sIs.25
Caracas $12. 10, DiHportb's s12. 25, Su.6
Sara glenh SIG. 0O,N aiIgou& S12. 25, eotsi
8Ienbeb Sapa $12.25.
Suder-Dontinoes 8.C0e; ShiGsuder 6.36
puIuerifrter 5.6oe; 3f33 puIpertFrt.r b.sOs,
feiner sranuIir:er 5.55c; Cubes 6.05c; Son,
feetioners' I6.5Oc; Ribsepoob q 6.4Oc; Et5,
mtg u 5.85c; gtnptre u 3. 50c; SbeaI ertra
Sober 6 6.25e; @tnbfpr gytra 6 6.2Oe
Ribsewoob y 6.40e; seIber 6 4. Csc; Ia gels
Ger 4.80.
@etrUdnete Sri@te-AepfeI, an Der sonne
setroenet. &c; Sobannestseren 7e Bis 7ke;
Gitron 13c bis 14e; &oanen, Q grupn, per
YfmnS, 7e, 8 @roua tic, 4 grorpn TIC iaa,
n~lenfress &c bis Sc, California Riisectel 7Hs;
SaItana 72c, tr1portirte SuItana lie bis I4e.
California Apriioien &c Bic 12c.
Yt6leG-24OO I'M Tas $40; l200 tn Jay
IS; 1900 TN SaIbfab $3.50; eco III 6Gr
$3.50.
Sprup-Stcnbarb @crn 23c Els 25e; &c,
wdblter &c Bic 32c; sursbum 9Se bis Ses;
Stem Orleans RoIsHes lse bic zee; ssr5GbL,
ter 30c Bis 38c.
@anbY-7S etansen sentii@t &c; 5srs
eer semii9t 74c; Banner TwiE Sc; Cream
Sonbons loo; go. 2 Cream serrii6t 81.
&eis-garoItna, 3opf. 6}--7k. Sepan B
-63e, sebro9euer, 37-4fc.
@ifg-1laIs 40 Sr. Sef). Sat. s-lle ,.
gaIIone.
Seipirse - @an3e: GQipise i3e bts 1be.
Gaifta 13c Bis 15c YauStatbIitbe e0c tts
65e; Nusfatnub 45c Bis 60c; gan3er iGwars
ser Rfeffer 15c bic 1sc, S9ot 19e peib 25e:
Relien 15e; setnabIener i9war;er 4feHer 1sc,
meiber SOC bis 35c, rotter zoe.
Stdrts-gearI. 5ic, Champion Slot. / unt
8 Bfunb Baaete 8. 3orn. ] RfS. %adete,
4H-6se.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-04
o Deaeus|orft.

Sirnotbp-gerfaufspreae: $40. 50-l2.0I.
sIee - geriarfsprsiie: s6. 00-S8.0O
BeIiGforn - Sertauispreifs: is na1 osz
NuaIttdt, 66-68c.
~Qafer-8ef9dIt 43-45e; Ia ben gebrea
So OO-$9.OO per Eonne. Neuer S3-35c.
Strob-Hreie, ie na9 benz @g.so. III ssls
len, $6-E.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-04
81meSete1.

indianapolis Detail Berfaufspretie:
Rammutb RIee Sc. 50-$7.00 .
Totber $6.O0-$6. 70.
Mliite 81. 25-$8.00.
9lIfalfa $8.60-S9.O0.
@eiber So. 50-$l0.25.
Sancb Timotbb $1.85-$1.90.
@epdbIter 81 80-$1.s5.
gsrinta 81. 76-S1. 3d..
Sancp 8entudp 8Iausras $1.4O-$1.60
@rtra reines IN @baf 50c-60c.
Or9arb @rab 81. 45-$1.60.
Sieo Sop IN @baf 85c-$1.25.
@eiber Soma Samen Safer 5000.
8eiber Sninois s5c-55c.
Samen Corn peib uno 9elb 81. IS.
gmber 3uGerrobr Samen S~l-l.25.:
gnfiIase Corn 90c-S1.10.
Sribiabr gerte 9Oc-S1.10.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-04
Er1@te Eso 6ssmatc.

" Ie.
aepfeI-S1.O 0-S3. 80 per 5ab.
Sananen-gerabIte 81. 90 bis $1.25 per
Bun@, srpeite Nnaiitdt 75c bis SLIGO.
aofusmaRe-$3.2S per Qunoert.
gttronen-&eifnas, $500.
Dransem-Saneb California gdIeneia 1915
california Seedlings $3.50 Bis $2.75.
Nnanas-$2 80 per @rate.
9faumen-S1.00 per guibsI.
girnen 81 90 per guibeI.
@eor9ia 1irnen-$1.50 per grate.
Teisen : Sninrna 11-16c has Btano.
DatteIn sc per Sfunb, so pft. 3ifen.
9ieaer ~Soni9-l6c.
9ranben l0c bis 15c per &orb.
gfirfi9ei75c bis ST. % per guibeI.
@antaIoM es-S1. 60-1.75 per Sab.
@aiiermeIonen Sc bis 18c.
3em6e.
Neue ,otbe 8iiben-123c per Susenb Buns
@es.
arout-6Ce bis Toe pet Sab.
8Iumenfobl $3.50 per Dutenb.
Gurfen 40c per 3orb.
GeIerp--per Bun4 l6c.
@rine Bobnen 76c per Buibel.
grines Corn, 5-8c per Duseno.
Geue 3artoffeIn DOC per 8uibeI.
SibfartoffsIn $2-3 per Sab.
yaabieie 8c-18c per Oubenb Sundes.
9bubarb I0c per Suteno.
SaIat 81. 90 per Sab.
SptebsIn = 65c-S5c per Bufbel.
Spaniide Sruiebeln 81. 2b per Grate.
Tomatoes-50 per 8GibeI.
RapD 9pbnen s .10 per BuibeI.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-04
r f b rurt9s 9 e.
aen bic g

Der # b run9s <0eru9 9 e.
gen bic Is
Rem 0ort, 8. Ott. Sas &C.
beimniB bon 8eriu4en, bas jebt i'm
Stem gOrt S6ifsbaubof isiner @ol=
lenoung entsegensebenoe S4la4tI4if
Connecticut" gu serfi6ren, bleibt au9
beute unsel0f. Cine our4sreifenoe
unteriu9ung 1T eingeleitet.
Mbmiral &o9ers, Der beute suriid=
tretenbe unb' bon Nbmiral @osblan 9e-
folste @ommanoant bes Sdifsbau=
bots, lieb elm Circular i'm S9ifs=
baubuf anialaqen, in benz er ole Yes
tbeilisten auforbert. fi9 our 8erbin=
oerung elmer Wieoerbolun9 oerartiser
fei9er @eriude 3uiammenSuthun.
Wieber m Betrieb.
&bica9o, 8. Oct. Sie pullman
Ssieli9aft nabm beute in ibrer Jabrit
ben 8etrieb pieber auf, inoem tie cine
fleine Nrbeiter : Mbtbeilung anffelte.
Die 3abl iOa auf l 800 bis 1000 err
b6bt perbsn.
Sie NngeteQten mubten i9riftli9
selOben, ben Nnoronunsen Der 8eien=
idaft gu folseu. Sie nnterSei6nung
oieies S9rifttids bsoeutet, iaste gice-
prdfbent OXIDES, baB bic Wieoerauf=
nabme Der Irbeit auf Der @runolase
Der offenen Werftdtte erfolgt uno baB
fein Mbfommen nit ben ulionen &c:
idloFen miro.
g 6tun9s= u 8 | d e n
getrhbt.
Sail &iber, Mah., 3. DIT. Sie
6riebens : 8emiibungen spiiden ben
gaumuoa= 6abritantsn uno ibren In=
9efteQten erhielten beute einen lei9ten
&tdi9las, inosm 1900 ifreitenoe We=
Der bei9lohen, ielbft unter @ufbebung
Der 9obn=& eouftion ni9t bic Irbeiten
wieoer aufsunebmen. sic b~erlansen
3uiiderunsen, baB Elm Weber ni6t
mebr als 8 Webtible 3u beoienen bat,
oa anberipeitie ibr 8erbienf weientli9
sef4mdlert wiro.
20. @ompers bon Der u. j. 6.
ipri9t mOrgen Dor elmer Streiter=Ier=
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f6mDrune uno @erlsbun9 Der WerOro=
nung iiber Die Sampfi9iHs=Snipet'
tion anseflaat wurben, neil fie gifen=
tdde in Sort &ettungsgtirtel gemen9t
batten, plaioirtsn 6eute auf ni9t idul=
big. Stone ftelte $4,000, bic nebri=
gen ie $4,000 8ireidaft. Gin pro=
ssb=Sermin 1T nidt befimmt.
Rem Oort Sag.
g t. 2ouis, 8. DIT. gu Der
bcutigen 6sisr beg Sases Der Staot
Stem Sort battsn iia sablrei4e Stem
Oorter auf benz Iasfeaungsplabe ein=
9efunoen.
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Jrancis i'm Namen Der Ausfeaung.
fir bic Gtabt ct. Souls g~iirgermeiffer
Wels, iOtpie prdfoent SOrnes bonn q.
q. Stabtratb. Gin @mpfang i4lob
fi6 on bic 6eier.
Seutf9e 6 rinnerungs=
Teier.
6artforb b, Conn.,, 3. Sttober.
CUR Seier bes 221. Sabrestases Der
erifen oeutiben Mnfeolung tn @on-
necticut b%eranftalteten beute bic oeIt=
ihen Bereine oes Staates Elm Geft;
iiber 1000 2eute 3osen nit gannern
uno S9auwagen ourd bic Staot.
Uiele 8ebdube truseu bic Garben bee
beutIasn Nationalbunbes. Na9 be,
parabs fanoen Nnfpra4en. SmbiR'
unb Ball ftatt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-04
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Stiere, 13oO-l400 Bfb....- 450-52 %
Suite bis prin,a S9Ia6ter Stiere.
l15O-I250 @b."-"..-."... 4 o.
Gew5bnI:9e Stiere. LILO BIB
1880 Sfmro. ....".......... D oo-4 70
Suite bis serabIte Teeoins
Stiere 8 5O-3 10
Wasiee bic quite Seeding Stsere,
8O0-1O0O Bfe.".""..-"".. 26-3 Oh
@,,te Stoders 50-3 30
2si9te StoderS. .....".". ....... 2UO-o 10
Suite bis serpdblte Tinbss-..". 8 3d. 20
DetttIere BIB CUTE Rt1eer-"...". 300-3 40
@~etr6bnIi1e Rt,ber. .....-...- 22b-27 70
Cute bis aepGbIte Rabs... ........ 325-3 80
NittIere Riihe. 2 75-3 10
@ep0bnIt9e aIte Eiibe. .-.-".. l OOC2 70
@ute Eibe nit RaIb...... $3.50
9em6bnIste Siibe NIT EaI ..... $40 26
@eudblte 9dlber 8 00-7 90
Gn,rere 3dIber-...-. Q 60-5 90
4ri,na BIS fancp Export 8rt&er
guueu 300-8 80
@ep65nli&e bis quite Bane1...... 260-2 rs
Gep0bmIt&e 8isae1..-.... l 76-2 20
S@petre.
@ate bis sepGblte i@were..".". Us 0h-6 10
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Suite 3i3s-.-..-.".".-.-"."- 500-b 90
Qeidte gias. ...... 8 go 10
@ouahs 4 60--6 25
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@ute bis serdblte gtnidsrise-... 8 90 90
gepSbnIi@e bis CUTE giniabtise 80 8 %
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Orhtndre bis CUTE S9afe.--.".. 10 100
2 90 8 80
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