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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-06-01
FINE HOMES AND FORTUNES
RESIDENCES IN NEW YORK THAT COST
MILLIONS OF DOLLARS.
Bachelor Henry ISmith, Who Owns One,
Inherited His Fortune from a Man
Who Lived on $4,000 Year.

A half century ago 81, 900, 600 was
considered great!fortune. Now there
are great many people in this coun-
try who think nothing'of spending that
amount on q home.
OF course there are residences in
New York, which, with their furnish
ings, cost great deal more than 81.
900, 900. 1t IL said that Mr.. Carnegie's
cost $1,000, 900, and Mr.. Schwab's is
to cost number of millions, just how
many has not been stated in the pub
lie prints. Senator Clark's residence
it is estimated cost several millions,
and there are number of others that
have no doubt passed the million mark.
Still, when there is sale of a resi-
dence for more than Sl,0O0,000 there
is a great deal of gossip about it. The
sale indicates that the purchaser is
very rich man, for it costs large
amount of money to live in 81 ,O0O,O 600
house.
The sale OF the late Mr.. Whitney's
house the other day has been the SUBJ
ject of good many newspaper articles.
One account says that the price paid
was $500, 900.
The purchaser of it, James Henry
Smith, is reputed to be worth $50, OOO,-
600. He Is bachelor, and his great
fortune came to him from an uncle who
died in London, but who accumulated
his wealth in this country. If reports
are correct Mr. Smith the founder of
the fortune, lived on less than $4,000
year. Still, it is probable that he was
happier living on that amount than If
he had spent 100000 a year. The
nephew is more liberal in his expendi-
lures and lives in accordance with the
fortune he has.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-06-01

,be life aud SUICIDE -
10 'n ne Macon banker there is i.s a
Pl'n,, the mo @ai, object lesson which
f'rDin s.. AMI and pulpit of the country tes
|h' press no, lose lose sight of for the benefit
tths J., liV rbole life he had apparently
ID DID sn1par above the nan. ANA
held the .n1tu u0'' Characteristic of his lie
s'' s' IL bis death. Realizing tn , MS
a'' ,'. ID Was va gone he felt that lite to
Or''D' r Mt worth living, and he slew
bin wa wa W. In thus terminating his
l in,sIr existence he demonstrated demons rated
|s'f'1 ny did not have the moral cour-
'a s' 10 az face u.s adversely and endure the
'sS 'onsnces of his own folly ana mis-
'on's4 Having held the dollar above
iS's'' al his life he surrendered to
zoe n14 and confessed to God and the
sa'' 7. ,bot his standard of manhood
SO W srmap existence was measured oy
wealth. ,aood IT, bas al.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-06-01
Tucked Big Check Away and Resumed Work.

The other day Mrs. John Duncan
Sinclair, poor washerwoman OF Oma-
ha, was interrupted over her tub OF
suds long enough for lawyer to tender
her a $4,000 check, representing a
part of her legacy coming to her by the
settlement of the estate of the late
Lord Sinclair, of Glasgow. Mrs. Sin
clair wiped her red hands on her
apron, took the check between thumb
and forefinger, folded it gingerly, stow
ed it away in her pocket, and then
went ahead and finished her wash, as
If nothing had happened.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-06-01
Starting Evidence.

Fresh testimony in great quantity is
constantly coming in, declaring Dr.
Kings New Discovery for consump
ton, coughs and colds to be unequaied'
A recent expression from I. j. Nc
Farland Bentorville, Va, serves as
example. He writes: II had bronchitis
for three years and doctored all the
time without being benefited. Then
began taking DR.. Kings New Dis,
covery, and few bottles wholly cured
me-" Equally effective in curing all
lung and throat troubles, consumption
pneumonia and grip. Guaranteed by
Dawson Drug Co. Trial bottle free
regular sizes soc, and 81 90.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-06-01
The Dawson Drug Co.

ask the readers of this paper to test
the value OF Kodol Dyspepsia Cure.
Those persons who have used 1T and
have been cured by it do not hesitate
to recommend it to their friends.
Kodol, digests what you eat, cures in
digestion, dyspepsia and all stomach
troubles. Increases strength by
enabling the stomach and digestive
organs to contribute to The olood all OF
the nutriment contained In the 1000.
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is pleasant ana
- N A1uGnN ORIG Co
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-06-01
DENT ESCAPES FROM PEN.
Piano Dealer Sent Up from
Americas Is Free.

News of the escape from the pen
itentiary of J. T. Dent has been receiV'
ed at Americus. Dent was an Ameri-
Gus piano dealer and after committing
forgeries fed to California, where he
was captured and brought back to
Americus He pleaded guilty and re-
ceiVed eight years sentence in the pen
ltentiary, escaping in Wilkes county
Thursday.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-06-01

leaving Saratoff for the front to take
her with them, says a special cable dis
patch from Moscow to the New York
American.
After crossing Lake Baikal on foot
in temperature many degrees below
zero she was informed by the military
authorities at Hardin that she could
not be allowed to take part In the op-
erations The young girls position
was now desperate, as she had no mon
ey for her return to Saratoff. Finally,
however, she so worked ON the officers
feelings that they interceded for her
with the authorities, and she was per-
mitted to join a field hospital. She still
hopes to reach the fighting line in spite
of all obstacles.
When one of the twelve year men in
Japan was called to the cOlOrs he sue
ceeded in placing all of his children in
the care of relatives except one little
girl, says the London Chronicle. None
could take her. So, doing what seemed
to him mercy and duty, he cut her
throat 1t is said that the officers
praised him for the deed. According
to their view, he loved the child so
much that he would not see her suffer,
but he loved his country more. OF
course he expects to be killed. His
farewell to his family was for eterni-
ty. They will boast far more Of IA
Their who died in battle than Of a ia
Their who fought and still lived.
The imperial encourage at St Peters
burg has lately been scandalized by
the number of practical jokes which
have been played on the czar, says the
New York Journal For example, one
night his majesty's bed was filed with
cheap ikons and buttons cut from his
own uniforms. The prank was follow
ed by others equally annoying.
Finally his majesty's writing desk
was found covered with toy Japanese
soldiers. This was so pronounced a
case of leze majesty that most care
full investigation was made, with the
result that the culprit was discovered.
He is a page in the palace whose mind
has been unbalanced by the war ex'
element.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-06-01
Cheap Way to Heat Houses.

A cheap and novel plan for heating
houses is being put in operation al
GIenwood Springs, Colo. Water from
tbe famous boiling springs is being
piped into town, and so great Is tne
supply that houses can be heated at d
very small expense.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-06-01
PITIFUL SCENES ON YALU
How Japanese Patriot Assist
ed His Country.

cossack Raised Clinched Fist In
Agony TO Heaven, While a Polish
s.,s,ar law Moaning For His Loved
ona~Russian Girls Keenness to
pobt-Japanese Fathers Sacrifice.
Franks Played on Car.
Rats and soldiers do not seem to
hare much connection with each other
Oprbaps says the London Chronicle.
Rut rats suggest plague, and plague
and war are sometimes bracketed to-
eptber as twin scourges. Among the
measures the Japanese adopted for ex-
terminating the plague was the ex-
termination Of rats, a reward OF 3
sen about / penny being given for
every rat brought to the police sta
ton, The rodents began to arrive in
such large quantities that the police
began to ask what was to be done
With them. To their rescue came q
modern Japanese Pied Piper, who said:
q will relieve you of your rats. l
will send to the stations and remove
all the bodies free and save you all
trouble out of gratitude for and ad-
miation of the way in. which the gov
eminent has grappled with this terri
bic scourge."
The offer was received with graft
tude, and the rats were duly collected.
When the Russo-Japanese war broke
out the soldiers who were dispatched
to the bitterly cold northern regions
wanted furs, which are expensive
things, and they could not afford them.
But presently some of the shops dis
played waistCoats lined with a nice
SOFT gray fur at most tempting price,
and the soldiers bought these up in
large numbers and went off to the
ifont happy and warm. The con-
Eactor smiled as he conned his bank
paSSbook, remarking, Rats have a
nice strong skin which works up. into
good fur, and they were all carefully
ulSlnfected, and am happy to be able
Unce more to render a little assistance
70 my beloved country"
+. A, Mckenzie, special correspondent
OF the New York World with the Japa-
nese army, recently sent to his paper
4e following description of scenes on
Ie 1alu river battlefield:
immediately after the great battle of
May l crossed over the Yalu into
Manchuria and gazed On the scene of
|e conflict. The battlefield presented
NcHehIhg spectacle, the field hospital
surgeons deity patching up the wound
" ueh' who bore their sufferfngs with
UT 'ue most heroic stoicism. There a Po-
lSn solder lay moaning "Meine liebe'
"y sWeetheartO, not once, but
uunureu times, until near the end,
"neu Tie breath went out of him In
uu''ered prayer. Then a Russian Off
wv Suo'e' with set teeth, to suppress
taSI as the surgeons raised his shat
" s,eo leg, while a fierce mustached
S ..,, lying wounded on the ground
t t his clinched fist in agony to
co. tIe Japanese are showing the great
~ Tb,l A,luness to the wounded prisoners
ha r," - especially noticeable in the field
I lose hospital, where surgeons even
toas 'ne japanese "Tommies" to at
'sad to the Russians.
H. Aeenly anxious to volunteer for serv.
eas+ "',U lhe Russian army in the fal
AL
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-06-01

,oa e ven! anxious to volunteer for serv-
ass+ WIN the Russian army in the far
raor ~ n"lohnlna Petrova, a nineteen
boo,,. N'U russian girl Of extraordinary
norsn whose parents are both dead,
s4"ueu the officers of a regiment
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-06-01

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Signature a IAtAx
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-06-01

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improves the sluggish up
strength and better health the result No bad
S. often happens with blood medicines
containing strong minerals which the digestion
damage the For diseases of the blood
Rheumatism Caah Scroua Boils
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-06-01
ALWAYS KEEPS s. s. s. ON HAND.

ST.
shont twelve years have troubles
using bad condition of blood
and be- remedy promptly
eye there is mons better hav USED 9 and thoroughly S. S.
S b BLAZING with weeds 1t reaches
my long-standng
the which the ordinary potash
system the blood and makes me and sarsapara compounds
AS hest Of The Kind that bavs
there hereditary
lily remedy MRS v o. pedispotion disease,
will from the blood the fixed poison and
health enrhes and puh weak thin blood and st
Pure blood is essential health. You
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vded S. remedy for diseases of the blood which long
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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-06-01
THE KING Of RN
BLOOD PURIFIERSIS S.

remedy yet discovered has met with such [#SN6
popular S.SS The people everywhere ndorse IT. ~
and there few homes where s. S. for the blood W
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-16
@iBglMdter Emti6.
GnrsIebige HeppIte Der &abetten nit
blutisen Opfern.

& o Sanei + o, Is. Nop. Sie
rebolutiondre 8ewe9uns 1T unterbritdt
unb bic Orbnuns b6lig uieoerberses
ftellt. Senator SDore uno Nba. 2ima,
6hbrer Der &ebolution, finb aefioben.
Mnbers fno perbaftet. Yisle perfonen
murben get6btet pber pertpunbet.
@io Saneiro, Is. Sob. Die
Stubenten Der Militdr- S9ule rebol=
tirten gsfiern Mbenb unb iebten ben
@ommanoanten @eneral gOfalent ab.
Mbsnos marfdirte bic ean3e @4ule
untsr GHbrung bon Sen. Srabanos,
ben fte gum Ha9fOlesr bon @ofaIent
ernannt. nod Der Stabt, wurben aber
BON Soloaien uno poli3ei aufsebalten.
Srababos trug in benz 8efeht cine
0erpunoun9 oabon, iein Mbiutant fiel.
Spdter griHen 8ruppen unb poli3ei
unisr 8eibilfe Der 9rieesi9ife bic
SteQuns Der &abstten on, bic fi4 nod
BerIuf hires Giibrers ergaben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-16

Srtj@es RtnSFet@-@eFIi4e ettere -63
g.; kiefi8e Stiere 8l--9e; bteft9e Htabes
$50 b1 en0 Sfunb 7e; bieftge &abe 40o
tts $50 4tnab h}e; 3ibe $50 bts $50 Pfrnh
&c; etier goroerpserteI &c, 6taer 3tnter'
uterteI l13e, Rinb StnterpierteI Sc, @inh
gorberpierteI &c. Rub Bort e~rpserteI &c, Eib
1tmterpterteI 7e.
Srtf&eS RaIbfeiiG-RdIber l01c, Qtnter'
pierteI 13c, BorbsrpierteI Sc.
Jrti@es S@aIieti9 = 2durmsr per Tfuno
81 ; 6@afe 73e; S@eufeI l3e; @ads hirs.
lse.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-16

Suaur @ureb eGinfen - grfe Nuaittdt :
1870 gfmb 1871: IL 4frab 1916; le-H
4funb 1917: 8peite nuaIttdt 20-lS Yfmtb
l2e ; Is ssfunb 124c L. Efnsb lsac ; 10
Pfuno l3c.
@aIifornij@e e@tnien-6 bs 8 4fuut BIC;
8 bis IL 4funb BIC.
G&utern-GnsI. gureo. 10 BIB 20 pfmnh
I'M Dur@i@nitt, Zoe; Is 2hunb Dar2f9nttt.
1876, 10 bis IL EfGne l0}e.
NrlbfridsS pee-RIarer Gugli5b Gureb Is
aewdbIter Suear GuSeb 1ee, 81 Yhsnb tn
Nr9f9ntt l6s 8 Bis 9 Ffanb TN Tur1'
i&mitt lac; 10 bis 10 pfanb in Dur9i&nta
ll}e; s 4fanb ta Our9fGntH, i&usaI. lie.
9 Yfunb im Dur4i&ritt. i&mai, l0Kc.
eped, Gnsl.-@ewdblter, 8 Bis 10 Ffmb
I'm Dur&i&nitt. 13e; IL Bic Il Nfunb tm
Dur9i&uitt. l2Ke.
sped-9lare eetten. 30 bs 40 Ytunb tm
Dur&i@ntt. 1916; RIare eeiteu, 20 BIB 80
PtunD. 1oic; atare 8eutes. % bB 30 pfunb,
l0fe; Is bis s2 pfb.. 1O}e; ID Bis 16 Rfsnb,
l0f:; 2Iare Wlden. Is Bis 30 8fmas. 9ie;
Rslden IL BE 1e Efsnb 1oae; xare sHaden 9
Bic 8 Rfmb. 6ae
0ep6deltes e9metnehsi0 3no&enIofeD
TaneY pte &c. 80; 2ISses Bean $4,000; Sam
y $500; etort eIsar $3.50: sanwi
ia. go.
essorrtes Ninofe5a = e4haeu, rsa
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-16

he aus benz Na9laB elmer boben Nbli=
gen Hammer. Die tiirSlid in febr be-
i4rdntten 8erbdltnifen -ftarb. 8ie
tleine Sammluns befanb aus einem
Stialeben, 8lumen In elmer blnu Ola.
irten Iaie uno baneben l~iegeaben
Gridten, nit Der 8e3eidnuns y0icto=
ria 1874, oas 100 Mart bra9te. unb
ben Portraits zines alien Wannes unb
elmer Dame. uOftir $50 te3ablt wuroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-16
Wemer Styeif.
9afen-A rbsiier in Sapre In GROCER
3abl on ben Musfanb.

9abre, Is. Sob. Die 0afsn=
@rbeiter bei4lohen beute auf elmer
groBen 8eriammlune gu ftreiten. Sic
befudten perfdiebene Sampfsr unb
beranlaBten Die 0erlaoer bic Mrbeit
nieoer5ulesen.
Die @enoarmerie lit berfdrft, big
iebt tamen aber nod tsine ernfsn un=
ruben Dor.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-16
&nr3e Sepei@em.
Is. Hopember.

Is. NoDember.
SnIauo.
SotS ing 90, Nrt. 8otidaf.
ter Me@ormid lit nit feiner Satin
bier an9efommen.
SopIin n, Wo, Sci elmer grplos
fion in Der pulpsrfabrit su Gall @iip.
nabe bon bier, tamer 2 Qeute um's
2eben; 2 anbere erlitten i9were 0er=
lsbungen.
W abinqto n. Sic 0erorb=
rung tber bic Nusbehnung beg @ipil-
bient- @efebes auf Nnsefelte Der Co
nals@ommiiiOn purbe bonn Prdioens
ten unter3ei9net.
MuSIanb b.
g I. gatberines, Ont. -
Yeim 3ufammenffoB bes Chicago
grpreB auf Der @ranb Srunt 8abn
nit elmer &an9irmaIdine muroen z
perionsn ernfflid oerlsBt.
paris. y. Waloon, Senator
als Batter Der fran3. 8erfafuns" be-
tannt, 1T, go Sabre oft, s%eiforben.
ct entrparf ben Nrtifsl in Der 0erfai=
flung bon 1875 iber bic Wabl bes
fran3. prdfibenten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-16
0etretDe.

&esem - go. Q retber SLIT auf De e.,
feat, $1.16 Don RabIen; So. 8 rofbn SL.lo
Saopen,ber 81. IS; Basenueeen $1.16.
Rorn (neues) - go. l wetb Ais go. 2
weis 47e; go. 9 wetb 47e; go. 4 ueis.
46}e; 70. 2 meib semii9t 48c /; SO. 8
weib seuti9t 48e SO. 4 wetb semii4t
46}e; SO 2 segb 4se; SO. 8 seIb 49,
SO. 4 selb 463e; go. 2 senriiGt 4b}ei
SO. 8 aemtf&t zse; SO. 4 seurtf&t 454e ;
0pIbea acc. (.
eafer- 30. Q wetSer 314c; $40. 8 wetbes
Bic; 30. 2 eeuai&ter 3Ois; 30. 8 aeutiQtss
60}c.
4eu - SO. 1 Tttotbp $500; Re.
2. So 90.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-16
Nem Daaeu.RaYft.

ximotb9-EertGufspretfe: 80 Go-I00J
3Iee - Berfaufspreiie: $40 O0|Sll.OA
+. DetGforn - 8ertaufspreis: ie na@ bes
nuaIitdt, 62-65e; reues 40 S:s 46e.
Safer-ee&dIt 44-46c; tn ben Eshres
$8.00-$9.50 per Tenne. Neuer 32-35e.
Strob- Rrete. ie mad benz @rse. tn Ia.
len, H.60-S6.50.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-16

0rafe's Talmetto sine.

Cine tonif9e 9aItnetto Meoi3in, tpeI9e fofors
tiee 2inoerIing gibt uno abfoIuf ieoen Sau bon
1lnperoduIi6feit, BIdbungen, Berftopfung uno
aatdrrb Der GGIeimbdute furiert, nm turiert 81
fifum fin aoneeftfon ber Nferen unb Der Gee
ber uno cine gn3inoing Der BIafe. .Glnfunos
fieb5ie Gents foftet In spoftefen eine groBe
fIaf&e pir6 jebo1 ieoem 6efer tiefer 8eituug
fret uno t%ranfiert 5ueef9idt, Der b1riul f4reibf.
Senoet einfa9 Eamel uno etorefie per Brief
ODER Yoftf1rte an bic 9rafe SormuIa Company,
Grafe guiIoing, gbicaeo, 50.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-16
S9iHsnahrihten.


" II " Z ! v III III { II
Istp Dort: nOaear H." bon @Opsn-
basen.
Netp Oorf: v&pnoam" bon &otter=
New OOrf: .9~aberlanb" bon Nnt-
tperpen.
2onbon: vWinnebaba" bon Neu Dort
bia Southampton.
Wopiae: .Aforia"' BON SEEM Oort
nod 8lasgpm.
8lasgom: ,@orintbian" nod Won.real
pia 2iperpool.
Queenstown; yGrieslanb" bon pbila-
belpbia.
@berbours: rRaiier Wilbelm II " BON
Stem Oorf.
Bremen: v2aiisr Wilbelm H." bon
Nsw BORT.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-16

&0rfe 0~erduberte 4ratwurf s}e,
Srantf,irter TIC; Bologna In Ddrmen &c, IN
9u& SIC.
e3raab- IN 1ierces-l. nual. CSC; q.
nnaIttdt etc; 8. OuaEtdt sie
Outter. &ter uuo eeaAaes
Gambler besabIen foIsenbe Prette:
8attter Country. 12c. @reomess A.
gletx 28c.
Gier-23c per Dutenb.
Sabner Sic, SABINE 8, Eurfets-l4e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-16

indianapolis DetaiI.g ertGafsprete:
Nammitb 2Iee Sc. bO@S7.0O.
Rotber $6.00-S6.7 rs.
2Iiite 81. 25-$8.00.
94IfaIfa $8.60-S9.00.
DetBer So. 60-$10.25.
6ancp Eisnotbp $1.8b-$l.90.
@emdblter 81 80@$1.0k.
4rtnia 81. B-N.60.:
Sancp &entudp BIausrab $l.40-&1.0
@rtra reines in Gbaf 50c-60e.
Dr9arb @rab 81 .45-$1.60.
Heb Eop IN @baf 85c@$1.25.
BeiBer Soma Samter 9afer $1,000.
Neiber Sninots s5c-65c.
6aunen Com peib uno 9eIb $1.10-$1.86.
Nmber 8uderrobr Sauae1 $1-1.25.
@nfiIage Som 90c@$1.10
Sriibiabr @erfe 90c-$l.10.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-16

SnbtanapsIts RaHees4reHe:

SmbtanapsIts 3aheesEreHe:
@ers0bnI. BIB gutter 10-12e; pris,a BIB aes
udblter l4-l6e |; 5anep 8a&-5Sc. goIssz
Deuou 10 bis 22c, Sapa 28-s2e.
Sn padetsn:
Grtoia $13.25. Zion 1925, SerieS S18.25:
Caracas $12. 75, DiHmortb's $40. %. Dutn
Sara 8Isnb SIG. 100, NaiIpou& Sl2.2 /, eatsi
8lenbeb Sapa SLABS.
8uaer-Dominoes 8.06e; etidsucer 6.45
puIuerifrter 5.4oe; xf4x YuIuertFrter 6 OOe,
feiner granuIirter 5.40e; Cubes 6. l0e; Con.
f~eetioners' G5.65S Tibseuoob z 6.45e; Bt5.
nig u 5.4Oc; empire u s. 85e; SbeaI srtra
SoIben 6 6.3Oe; Btnbior gItra 9 b.25s,
&ibgeroob 6 5.20c; seIber 6 8. TO-; 1e aes
Der 40.
@etrOdnete 5ruGte-AepfeI, an Der Conn,
setrodnet. &c; Sobannesbeeren 7e Bis 7ke;
@ttron 13e Bis lac; RoFnen, 2 @rurun, pee
9funb, 7e, 8 @rown 7ic, 4 @romn TIC foo,
n~senfuese &c bis Sc, California gRuseateI re;
suItana 72c, irsportirte euItana lie bis 14e,
California 2prifofen Sc Bis Lee.
pidIes-2400 TN Sab 80; 12oC TIM Ses
So; 1900 TN 9aIbfas $500; 600 TN Sas
$3.50.
Sprup-Stanbarb gcrn 28e BIB &c: aes
wdbIter &c Bic 82c; sorsbum Csc bis 8se;
Stem Orleans RoIsHes Ice Bis 2Se; aewdbI,
ter 30c bis 8sc.
Gtnseraa&te Observation-Disclosures 8 gSb..
Slice pea&es Stanoarb, 8 3d., e.
2.25; combs 8 Yftnb 81. 60-S1. So; Sss
Pea9es, 81 .40-$1.60; Nnanas, etanbare,
Q Yfb.. 81. 65-$l.9 80; eeeonbs, Q 2hub.
81 rs $1.46; crime gobmen, 8 Yfuns aGu
nen. Waborna Enanas $1.9O-S2. 2be,
@efiebte esbien. s.. 70. frfbe Sum- 50
gents. Rarrow 90c. etnsewei9te 65e-S0
tomatoes. 8 Hfunb. 81. 10-S1.15. 8udsr,
4orn $685. %, ApfeIbatter, pet Dussnb,
8 Hfunb, 81.
siiHe-BrasiI nea &c bts loo; SiIberts IL ,
NanbeIn IA; wei&i9aIise RanSeIn 1be;
Serbian NanbeIn 15e; Eeaaats &c bis &c,
serSffete 7c Bis &c; gnsIf&e @aInif1e
effg-NaIs( go @e. Eef). Tab. t1lep ~
@aIone.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-16
WrA@te nnD 8tmAte.
TrAGte

Nepfe!-$1.2 5-S2. 76 per GaB.
Wonaner-@epdbIts $1.60 bis $500 pea
Ban@, sweite AuaItdt 81 BIS $1.25.
3otusnANs-$3.26 per Qunbsrt.
Observation-Disclosures. "a. 90.
Crangem-Tanep California Z alensia $3.50
$2.75 Bis $500.
N~nanas-$2 .2b PET @rate.
gFaumen-$1.O0 per BribeI.
girnen hGe-$l 90 per 8ufbeI.
Saucp girnen-$1.60 per grate.
fseigen : Smprna 11-l6c bas Bfuno.
OotteIn &c per 9funb. go Yfn. 3iifen.
Neaer Sonig-l6e.
Truuben l6c bis Ice per &orb.
9frf&e 81 bis SO % per 4uibeI.
8emA{e.
Geue ,otbe &iben-6Oe per Huibel.
araut-6Oe bis 75c pet 5ab.
BIMmentsbl $l.5o per Du$enb.
@mrfen 4Oc per 9orb.
@eIerp-per Bnn6 lbc.
@riine Hobneft TIC pet Huibel.
@runes Gorn, 1Oe per Dukenb.
Neue RartofeIh soc PET guibeI.
SaSfartoHeln $2-3 per 5ab.
Rabieie 8c-l8c per Oubeno Su1@eS.
8bubarb lOe per Duterb.
SaIat ST.. 90 per Sab.
2mtebeIn = 90c per 8u1bel.
SpaniI@e 8wiebeln $1.60 per &rate.
Tomatoes-sO per BuibeI.
Napp Bobnen $2.10 per BuibeI.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-16

Gngros 8 geriaufspreije SrporHrter
e@Hessrsdfe DOC per pfunb etnbetnaiQe.
S@uepertdie 17e, Niseonftn Gream , gMs
l2s, Rem gort ebepborsl l23e, ssn4esrah
i@er 2irabtrger 12-14e. Grid l3-14e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-16
Sruppen=S emtgnngtn
9es Seitbes in Mafe geltea ben &nien als ball
bigger Segin1 bes SOrmarides.
Gtoehers Mnfrmf OH bic Warniion. -Norb=See 0dQ lluterfndang tn Sna.-
Sapami6e andhe. = aufuuft oes pOrugie6i@em 8Omiss in @inbfOr.

fnb bic ansebOtenen $50, 900. coo biel-
fa9 iiber3si4net.
NIerieff BET m 3aren.
81. Petersburg, Is. Nobbr.
3aiier Rieolaus empfing bsute ben
Dieef6nis Mlsrieff in Nuoiena.
mum t zines ruffif9e n
9riegsfdiffes.
gheGoo, Is. Sob. Sin ruff.
i9er SorpebOboot= 3erff6rer 1T foebsn
in ben 5afen sinselaufen. @erbinbuns
nit benz 2anbe 1T tuessn Der fiirmi=
i6sn See nod ni4t berseifelt. Nufer-
halb bes Safsns muroe Elm iapanif9sr
3erft6rer aeieben, bic 8etpe9unsen bes
ruifi9sn Saifss beoba9tenb.
Tranfreih.
Mnbre's Rhftrttt.
parts, Is. Hob. Nmtli9er
Wittbsiluns nod it 3riessminiftsr
Nnore 3uriifgetreten.
Nadfoleer lit 8. M. 8erteaur. Mit=
glieo Der Ssputirtenfammer.
6roBbritannien.
g + M o zines pa O.
gieres.
pIpmoutb, Is. Nob. Der
@apitdn bes 2lopb=S ampfers 3aifer
Wilbelm II. melbete BEL Der Nnfunft,
Der pahaaier Noam WeiBe aus @bi=
cago babe 2 Gtunben nod Der Nbfabrt
aus Hew Oort am 8. NOp. SeIbfmorb
besaneen. Gin @runb fur bic 9bat
III rti9t betannt.
$ b o Befu9.
90 inbor r. Is. Nob. Sas pors
tusiefide 86nisspaar tpurbe beute bel
Der anfunft in Dinbior bon 36nis
goparb unb 26nisin Mlsranbra be.
sriiBt. Sie @eislidaft fubr burd
bodrufsnbe Meni9enmaHen unb felt,
lid aei9midte StraBen mad benz
S9loHe.