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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-10-14
WANT PROHIBITION
LAW REENACTED
Resolutions Adopted at Forty Second
Annual Session of Grand Lodge,
/. o. G. n. Of Vermont,
at Richmond

Richmond, Oct l3. The s2nd annual
session of the grand lodge Of Vermont
i @. G. ~, which has been iii session
here since Tuesday evening, was brought
to successful close this evening with
public meeting In the Congregational
church. There has been good attend.
ance at the sessions and some resolutions
Of public interest relating to liquor traf-
iic and the sale Of proprietary medicines
were adopted. State officers we're elect
ed today and Hardwick was chosen al
the place for holding the next grand
lodge On the second Wednesday in 0cto.
ber, 1905.
The opening meeting of the convention
was held Tuesday evening when q re-
leeption was given BIZ Richmond lodge
70 the visiting officers and delegates ii
the congregational church Wednesday
was devoted to business when appoint
Iments were made, the roll of officers
called and reports were read. Wednes.
day evening al ideal lodge was held
when tile subordinate degrees were ex.
enpIifed
IT this mornings session the fellow
ling officers were elected
Grand chief templar, chauncey r.
ilaydey, Riverside grand chief, G. "A.
Bump, Salisbury; Gs II. T., Mrs. Eva
NJ. Hazea, Windsor; Il. S. j. T., Mrs. III.
lLelia Howe, RoShurys grand secretary,
III. If Campbell, J4yndonvilIe: G. T.,
Henry g. Gay, Bartnn g. a.. q. D. Id
Igerton, Mortified; grand chaplain, the
Rev. 0zro Roys, Waterbury Center G.
/ M.. HI +. Straw, Stove; &. CT, Mrs. Rose
A. Allen. IyndongilIe; q. s., Austin
Peck, East MiadieburY; G. At s., Mrs
IC. d. Edgert0n, Nofthaeid; g. u. Al
Miss Ella II Adams, Richmond; q. N
tE, $. s, Elmer e. Shepard, Stannard.
A series of resolutions were adopted
regarding the liquor laws, the closing
section being al follows
Resolved, That III the name Of tbe
Good Templars u Vermont, We respect
lfullY and earnestly petition the Vermont
Legislature now III session. for the honor
of cur state. Tor the health and comfort
lof our homes, for the safety and pro
lection Of the people, and for the mora
and financial benefit Of all, to repeal the
present liquor law, and to enact q pro
lhibitory law with adequate penalties
lhibitory law with adequate penalties
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-10-14
sENTER FOR SENATOR.
Democrats Of Legislature win Put Him
Up Against Proctor

Twenty.six out of the 81 Democrats
in the House held caucus at the State
House last evening To decide whether or
not they would place III nomination next
Tuesday L candidate for United States
Senator I'd succeed the Hon. Rediield
Proctor Mr. pape Of Barre city was
elected chairman and Mr. Malone Of
Fair Haven, secretary An informal
ballot was first taken, III which Repre-
sentative II. A. Bullard of Burlington
led Mr.. Buliard thanked the caucus
hut stated he WIS not candidate for
tie position aud suggested the name of
John Fl. Senter of Montpelier Mr.. SEN
Ter vas nominated BY Air. O'SulliYan of
st. Aibans and after eiilogistie remarks
by Mr.. 0'Sullivan and Mr.. Bnllard Mr..
senter WAS declared the nominee Of the
caucus hY rising vote. He will Be
nominated next Tuesday afternoon bp
Mr. Pane of Barre CITY.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-10-14
MATRIMONIAL MIx-UP.
Left Husband and Wife IN Order to Live
Together.

burlington. oct f4 Mrs. Emanuel
l4lsoie and Moses Bessett were arrest.
ea Yesterday hy the police, d complaint
having been made that they were living
together rs man and wife on North
Bend street, while she has a husband
and he has q wife.
iagoie left Burlington some time ago
for Canada. He returned d few days
a@o and discovered that his wife was
lning with Bessett. He made com-
liialm 70 the police and the arrests were
nseIe Yesterday Mrs Bessett still
lives III Burlington. Lovoie knew moth
ina about the circumstances previous to
his arrival iii Burlington and would not
have discovered tho fact that his wife
was living With another man but for the
fact that he came TO Burlington to take
his child to Canada with him.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-10-14
DEWEY 10 TAKE COMMAND.
win Probably Direct Caribbean Man.
oeuyres

Washington, Oct 49, Admiral Dew
eY has again offered 20 assume com.
mand of the combined feet Id the Gar.
ribbean Sea during the winter manoeus
yres. iii bis services can be spared
from the presidency of the General
Board at that time Secretary Morton
will accept tile offer. The feet will
reach Guantanamo between Jan. and
Jan, 10. where Admiral Dewey viii prob.
ably assume command, and winter man
oeuyres viii begin From the Cafrib-
bean tho ships will come north fof fa1'-
get practiee at either Pensacola or Key
West. Every preeaution will be taken
against accidents while shooting. AIT
of the ships by that time win be fitted
with blowers; which will make blow
lacks practically Impossible
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-10-14
FATAL CASE or L0CKJAw.
Death Of Edward Clifford, a Chelsea Boy,
Aged 12 Years.

Chelsea. Oct. 15. The body of Ed
ward Clifford, aged 12 years, was brought
home from the hospital at Hanover NJ.
H, yesterday afternoon. Over week
ago while playing with d revolver loaded
with blank cartridges, lie accidentally
discharged the weapon causing wound
in the fieshy part Of the left leg. sun
day night be developed symptoms Of
loclSiaw and Oh recommendation Of his
physician, Dr. H RI Godfrey, Lie was
taken to the hospital At Hanover Nom
day morning where it was hoped bis
life might be saved, bat he died Tuesday
.night.
He was the son of Mira. Ruth Clifford,
widow, who lives between Chelsea vil E
lage and North Tunbridge
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-10-14
sEwALL CO.'S 10 RANDOLPH.
Former st, Albans Pastor WIN Now
Preach at Congregational Church

81 Albans, Oct a. The Rev John
i. Sewall. who has been pastor of the
Congregational church il this city for
three wears, has accepted cell to tue
pastorate Of the First Congregational
Church ut Randolph, Alass., and win
leave fof that place the first Of next
week Mrs sewall and The remainder
81 tie family will stay ii the city about
two weeks before leaving for their new
home. Randolph il town of about
1900 inhabitants, and this Is the largest
Protestant church III the place
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-10-14
ADMITS LOSS OF FEW GUNS.
But General Kuropatkin Says They Were
Reeaptured

st. Petersburg, Oct H. General kur.
opatkin reports admitting the capture
Of several guns by the Japanese and
says that two regiments On the Rus
sian right flank lost heavily, the brigade
commander being wounded and the colo
mel killed The brigade retired, leaving
its artillery behind, but afterwards RE-.
turned and regained the guns with the
exception Of sixteen During the final
issue Of Wednesdays battle onr troops
were compelled to lose their positions
and lost guns which have been recovered
from the Japanese Me retired 70 POI
sitions where new front was prepared
on The Shakke EINer
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-10-14
RUSSIAN KILLED
AND WOUNDED $1,000
Fearful Losses ii -Four Days Battle
North Of Lao Yang One Worst
Defeats in History.

Rome, Get 14.A Toxic despatch says
that General kuropatkin tried to inajn.
tain resistance to the Japanese adpaiie-
ing forces at Aentai, bnt that he was
involved ii the general fight. The Rus
sian losses IN the four days battle are
estimated as follows
Monday, 6,a00 killed and wounded !;
Tuesday. 1850; Wednesday, 1876
Thursday, 10000 killed ana wounded.
The papers here today compare kuFo.
patkin's tactics with those of Raratier
II Adama il the disastrous Abyssin-
ian campaign
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-10-14
DIR. 5. N Goss SELLS PRACTICE
Chelsea Physician Had Praetieed so
YeaTs-Dr A. T. Marshall Successor

Chelsea Oct. l3. Dr. Story N. Goss,
who has been practieing physician in
Chelsea for the past thirty years, has
sold his practice and residence to Or.
il. 4. Marshall, Of Boston, who il a
young man with four years experience
II hospital practice Of that city.
Doctor Goss was acting assistant sur
geon Of the United States army during
the Civil War and for time was as.
sistant surgeon Of The 9th Regf VI.
Vols He came from Georgia to Chel-
sea ii 1870 taking the practice Of the
late Dr. n. VI Bralev who had moved
to Barre.
Doctor eoss and familg are e remain
IN Chelsea for the present.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-10-14
EIeHT or NINE LIYEs LosT
Schooner Washed Ashore Off Chatham,
Mass, This Morning.

Chatham, Mass, Oct. 14.--The schaon.
eli Wentworth of Windsor. n. 81,
came ashore near the Old Harbor Life
Saving station last evening and pound
ed to pieces during the night. This
morning the bodies Of a man and won
AN, supposed to be the captain and his
wife, were found on the beach. The
vessel probably carried crew of eight
OF nine persons, all Of whom were lost,
The sea is So high all attempts at res
cne BY tile life savers were abortiye.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-10-14
PORT ARrHUR's SUPPLIES Low
Russian Officer at Tsingtau said to Have
Admitted This,

Tsingtau, Oct. 13. Ii Is learned on
most reliable authority that a high Rus
sian officer, who passed through Using
tam yesterday on his way to Shanghai,
is making fabulous offers to shippers
to take eargoes TO Port Arthur, and that
this officer has admitted that the sup
plies there are alarmingly low, especial
ii those Of coal
The German steamer Emma which
Francisco With a cargo Of coal, win at
tempt to reach Port Arthur. The for
eign crew Of the Emma has been re-
placed by Cinnamon Many of the crew
deserted upon learning of tile destina-
tion Of the ship.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-10-14
HARDWICK.
Two Cases Of Diphtheria in Town
Houses Qaarantined.

Hardwick, Oct. III. Mrs. Leo6 Benia
min and Miss Cora Lafayette arc Ill
with diphtheria. The houses arc quar-
antined and due caution is being taken
to prevent the disease spreading
Saturday Roger A., aged . years, son
of I. ]. sanborn, died of the disease.
The little fellow was not 4 rugged child,
and fell an easy victim To the malady.
Ills body was placed III d hermetically
sealed easlet and put III the receiving
vault
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-10-14
TRIAL FoR ASSAULT.
Proctor HAN VINO was Arrested six
Weeks AGO II Court.

katland, 9et. l4 The trial 81 t,m.
met Amott of Proctor who was arrest
81 Tof assault on nurse III the Proctor
hospital SIS weeks ago, was begun Il
county court this morning.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-10-14
INSURANCE COMPANY SUED.
Dr O. Z. WOodworth Of Vergennes Seeks
to Recover on a Policy.

Burlington. oct. a4. A suit for the
recovery of damages of $500 was en-.
tered Yesterday ii the county clerk 4
office. rlle case Is that of DR. @. Il.
Wooawofth ys. The sun Insurance Co.
|of London, Eng.
The plaintiff was j resident Of Ner-
gennes and had i boat house and naptha
launch on Otter creek About year
ago this property was burned and tie
plaintiff claims the defendant failed to
settle for the loss, although insurance
was placed with the company The case
Is retunahe at the March term q count
III court
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-10-14
RUSSIA AND JAPAN
Frank R. Robinson. the Lecturer, to
Give Illustrated Lecture Oh Subject.

Frank 4. Robertson, who as i lectur
81 Il second to none, and who ii well
Known 70 Barre people, will give one of
bis best lectures IN the opera house Nov.
+, 1904. His subject, Russia and Jap
an, il enc that at present will ia iii
gfeat interest 70 AZ Barre people. MIR
kobefson's lecture will embrace the per
tinent personalities on both sides III the
present var between Russia and Japan.
fe describes tie condition of Russia and
the issues ~ stake ii the present war.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-10-14
FIGHrINe sTILL pRoeEEpINe
japanese Making Satisfactory Progress,
Reports 0yama

Toxic, oct. IL Field Marshall Oya
ma reports that fighting il still pro-
eeeding today along almost The entire
front The japanese are making sat
isIast0TV prOgress.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-10-14
NEW RURAL DELIVERY ROUTE.
GFaniteville Il to Have One Beginning
November 1st.

/ Granitesllle, Oct. IA Il rural deIix
lefy route i g start from faramiteville
November lst with George j Miller as
carrier The route is 21A miles long
md takes d upper Granifeville and out
to jaekseus corners and back by ii ii
! fittcs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-10-14
PROHIBIT REMARRIAGE
OF DIVORCED PERSONS
Episcopal Convention Adopts Canon
Prohibiting Remarriage Of Divorced
Persons at Today's Meeting.

Boston, oct Tie Episcopal con
vention today in the committee Of the
whole, adopted the report Of the com,
nittee on the eanons prohibiting the
remarriage Of divorced persons.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-10-14
PoRT ARTHUR cAPruREp7 J
chefoo Story Says It Has Been
Taken.

Rome, Oct 14A Chefoo despatch
says the Japanese have captured the last
of the forts at Port Arthur and that
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-10-14
TWO GOLF MEDALS
FOR SMITH AND FRASER
Weekly tournaments for Men Ia the
Barre Coli Club Were Closed yes
teFday Afternoon Champion
ship Not Played.

The series Of weekly goif tournaments
played hy members of The Barre Coli
club, was finished Yesterday afternoon
Donald ii. Smith again won, making the
hfth victory for him and thereby easily
giving him the medal presented by Citv
Clerk James Maekay The scores we're
gross hndep net
Smith s9 III
Bailey .. ..s 10 81
Dodge 1o7 4of
The winners ID the IS matches PLAYED
during the summer are as follows
smith FIVE Burgess two. H0Wland two.
Bailey two, 4. Dodge tWo, Briggs one.
IIlden one, Ross one, Nichols one and
Maokay one.
Only one player in class b of the
weekly tournament showed up far the
final ii that class, John Fraser. His
gross score was 105, and he was PLAYING
from scratch. Fraser has won tic great
SIT number of tournaments, seven. with
81 81 Gilfilian next with FIVE, and cap
tlires the medal presented by William
Marr.
The match for the championship of
the club between John Fraser and james
Reid, was not played of Yesterday, but
II Is likely that thev viii get together
this afternoon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-10-14
RUSSIANS REPULSED
ON ALL HANDS BY
THE JAPANESE

they now occupy The periphery Of the
town.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-10-14
TWO WHOLE BATTALIoNs.
Russians Lost IN One Engagement Of
Battle.

London, Oct ia despatch from
Field Marshall Oyama's headquarters
says The Russians lost during ONE Cd.
gagement in the hattle Of Yentai two
whole battahons. al men aud horses
being killed
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-25
Gonsrek.


80 b | II q ton II, "a. San. Der
Senat bat iein programm fix Die laus
fenoe Wohe auBsr cine Gortiebung Der
Debate iiber bic panama=5rnge. Die
9batIade. oaB Der @Ormunfde unter=
iudungs. qntraa lebte WOde erleoigi
Duroe, dnosrt Die Gage nur iniomeit,
oaB cine neue Bats gum 2ebenbalten
notbwenoig miro. Gafiir iOrgen Die
morsen einsubringenosnu
antrdas, Die auf Der 9melfern abeebals
tenen @onferen3 oemofr. Senatoren Je-
ihlohen murben.
Bon beioen Seiten tperten nod cine
gn3abl Reoen sebaltsn unb ss lit fiber,
oaB iid bic Debate nod bie!e Gage
bin3iebt. Yeios Seiten iino fi9 tlar
oartiber, OaB in Wirtlidteit iibsr ben
Vertrag uno nidt iiber irgeno einen
Mntrag oe6aitirt miro; Der @runo lieqt
BARN, oab wobl Die Mntrd9e, nidt aber
Der Yertra9 ielbt in offsnsr Senats=
Sibun9 oistutirt weroen fOnnen. Tie
Semofraten Sieben Ohene Yeipredung
bor uno Die Republitaner fiiaen fi9
cus griinoen Der politii uno i'm Sr=
tere1e Der Bei9leunisung Der Nbltim=
mung.
Das bonn ausipdrii9en NusIdufIe
einberidtete Ysrtra9s : Nmenoement
miro Dor her Nbfimmurg pisOsr su=
riidae3ogen.
0aus.
Tas 0aus miro iid fat Die san5s
Wode nit BEN Nrmee-Yuoget uno Der
orinsliden Nadtraas geuiaisunas=
Worlage beIhdftigen.
grfere gorlase lisgt benz 5auIe
iebt Dor; nad Mntdneigung bes Nbg.
0emenuap an bic 8uoset-G ommiiIion
folgt lebtere iofcyt nod grleoiguns oes
Nrmee-g Budgets.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-25

Gineinnati, O.. "a. San.
Mit Der aelfern Mbeno erfolgten Qln=
funft bss Dampfers nGourier" uuroe
Die Sdifabrt i'm Ohio bier mad 2ahm=
lesung BON nabesu 2 Wionaten wieoer
eroffnet.
Wdbrsno bieier 3sit lasen z srobe
padetboote, cine 9ubeno fleine unb
0unoerte bon Goblenbarteu bier por
Mntsr.
3mei tleine pafetboote murben burd
oas Nufbreden oes Giles aertrimmert;
bic 3abl Der perlorenen Barten ipiro
niemals 6etannt ueroen. Der Gee
fammte birette Sdaoen miro aui
$500, 900 peranidlagt. Yiel bebeus
TENDER nod 1T Der inoirette.
Der STUB 1T borsrf nur FIR Die
SdiHabrt smiiden 2ouisoile uno
Wapsbile. 2p., often; Durdeanes=
boOtt aufwdrts. nod pittsburg, Ooel
a~uBabpdrts mad Miiiiiippi=p untfen
iOnnen tuesen bes giies nod midi
fabren.
8 Greensboro, 9p., "a. San.
Der Ohio ffsist bier nod INNER 2 Sol
per Stuuoe. Der sanse GluB 1T mt
lansIam treibenoen gismohen beoedt'
9 9mere Gtrae {.
SebaIia. no., "a. San. Jran
g. Dunton, Der gmil 1Rper Dor {
Monaten iusesn gerflbrune ieinei
9odtsr ast0Otet, Durce beuie tuegef
Morbes su % Sabren 3u9tbaus Der
urtbeilt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-25
Sdtpere Seioen nnter oen 2lrmen.
Sm namden Srtitaiten Ses NorOwetenS mnr sefern
Der fdltefte Sag.
Die 5lutP-Sage. = Gon9reb pro9ramm. st Souier Kut.
ider.Streif. = Derpeerenoer Brand. 8

W beeling. W. 3D., "a. San.
6eute Nadmittaa wurbe nit IA SUB
2 3oll Der bOdlte WaHsrfano erreidt.
yiele Wobnungen in Der Staot
fino gang ooer tbeilweiie iiberidmemmt
uno Der idarfe 9emperaturpsdiel pa
Oiel eleno i'm @sfOlge.
3renton, 81. g., "a. Sanuar.
Das Wafsr i'm Dslatuare III felt Nadts
um efua 5 CUB gefallen uno ale @e=
fabr berIdwunosn.
gpansbill {, Jno., "a. San.
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Sieigen um peitere 10 SUB bel Der
9egenwdrtigeu Glutb eripartet.
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itsigen nod INNER; ebenio Der WabaIb,
ibm e%ntlan9 Iiegen pabe5u cine babe
MilliOn gnibel Nais, Die bielei6t
DerlOren Iino. 9eute Nadt idwerer
eisgang.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-25

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fen. 939c pOn Der EabIe; go. 8 rotsg s)3:;
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45c; no. 2 peib semii9t 45c go. 8
weib semii9t 45c T; SO. 4 pess eemti9t
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80. 8 seuai9t z4ie; 80. 4 serEti@t 43: ;
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40e; go. 2 ee1nii9ter 3s}e; RO. Q esmii9ies
acc.
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2 Timotbp 5000
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-25

Getrodnete 5rl9te-NepfeI, an Der Some
eetrodnet, 7c; Sobanntsbeersn 7e bis 7He;
@itron 13c bis l4c; Roftnen, 2 Grown, per
Yfano, 7c. 8 Grown tic, 4 Grown TIC iao,
n~lenfreie &c bis sc, California Euscatel 7xe;
Guiana 73c, iinportirte SuItana lie BIB lac.
California apriiOien &c bis 12e.
eprup-Stanoaro Corn 2Sc bis 25c; aes
rudbIter &c bic 32e; sorsbum 28s BIZ 8ss;
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ter SOC BIS 58c.
Vahs-BrasiI neu &c bis l0c; 5ilberts l2e;
wianoeIn Ia; mei9f9aIiss RsnbeIn I5e;
Joroan NanoeIn 15e; peanuts &c bis SIC;
s~erofete 7e Bis &c; GnsIii9e @aIniHe 1916.
9idles-24O0 i'm 6ab SO; 1870 TN Tab
IS; 1900 I'M 0uIbfab $3.50; 500 I'M Gas
$50.
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@epobnI. bis gutter 10-12e; prtxe btB ee,
pd5lter l4-l6e ; Gancp 82t-83c, Sober
YeIou Is Biz 22c, SGpa 26-32c.
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Caracas sll. 90, DinuortkB slI. 70, sbrt6
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mere nuantitdten, 65e-9Oe, 100 bret phmo
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4funb Sl.70.
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@oIone.
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65e; Nustatrub 4bc bis 60e; gomer i9pors
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Q PfO., 81. 65-Sl.sO SECONDS. 2 phmbs
81 .25-s1.45; CRIME 8obnen. 9 garnb san,
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tomatoes. 8 9funb. 81. 10-s1.15. 9ufer,
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3 4funb. 81.
Ganop-6tansen 7c; eemii9t 7e; gros
eer semiidt 73c; Banner Tpif &C.; Cream
8onbons 10e; SO. 2 Cream gernii9t &c.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-25
RraAts ,saD Senate.

rh6 te.
gitronen-$2 20 800 fur 300-360.
Drangen-galifornia-S8 90 per Bog.
1ananen-gewdbIte 81. 80 per Bun9.
RosusnlTe-s3 90 per 9unbert.
Teiaen 11-16c oas Eftnb.
Datteln &c per gfunb, go 4fc. 2iiien.
gepfel-Sl.75 bis So. 90 per 6ob.
Neser 9onia-16e.
YineappIes So. 80.
Granberries $2.25-2.76 per guIbel.
gemne.
9miebeIn-S1 10 per Tab.
epanii1e 3miebeIn 81. 10 per erate.
2~artoffeln 80c per 3uibel.
Sninois Siibiartoneln $500 per 6ab.
araut-Sl.5 so per SAB.
GeIerp-per Tubeno 30c.
Rotbe Rlben e per Tab.
9app gobnen 81 zoo per DuibeI.
EnobIau9 Sc per Sfunb.
@eiBe Siiben I 1 20 per GoB
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-25

Observation-Disclosures: $40. 60-l1.o0.
aIee - gertaufspreiie: 81. 60-$8.O0.
Deli9forn - gertaufspretis: ie nc4 Der
nuaIitdt, 45-60c. ReueS Born 40e bis 45c.
Sofsr-eefadIt 37-40e; in ben aebren
s. OO-Sl0.00 per ToHne.
Carbohydrate. lie na& benz @tab. IN Bal
len, $6-$T.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-25

Strides HinoHeiiG-DeRIi9e etiere 81
7c; beige gtiers 1916; biefise &inoe,
$50 bis fH0 9funo 7e; biefse 4iibe 40C
bis $50 qfanb &c; 2abe $50 bis $50 gftnf
SIC; Stier BorberpierteI &c, Stier Stnter'
pierteI &C., R;nb SinteruierteI SIC, @inf
goroerpierteI sc. Rub gort e~rpierteI DC, Rut
0interpierteI 7c.
SriI9es aaIbFeii@-SdIber 93c, Stnter'
uiertel 13c, YorberpierteI Sc.
Strides 69offeii9 - 2dinmer per qfuns
10: /; eHafe Sc; S9enteI l0}e; IafS. hun.
l6e.