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it makes the proper entry. just the right
length of brief, afixes his initials prop
erly to each step taken by him. and
makes the correct notation on each
paper as well as on the records.
also, 1t is essential for a clerk who
would win success to study the moods,
methods and wishes of his superiors.
and especially the chief clerk of his bu-
reau, whose power is often such that he
can make or mar the fortunes of those
who work under him. Also. he should
have some influential friend on the out
side usually IL IS a Senator or Reprcscn-
tative IN Congress. If this friend Is pow
erfuI enough. the clerk can be promoted
without the other two requirements. If
he has no other outside influence, II is
absolutely necessary that he stand well
with the chief clerk. for, no matter how
well or how faithfully he performs his
duties. that fact will never appear on
the efficiency report. and, as he cannot
approach the head Of the bureau except
through the chief clerk, for HIM there is
no appeal The power Of the chief clerk
is absolute so far as the clerk is con-
cerned. He is the autocrat whose word
can take off the official head, provided
the clerk allows himself to be provoked
into defiance, as sometimes occurs. or
provided he gives any reasons whatever
for the chief clerk to recommend his dis
missal."
An Oddly in Salaries.
This is what chief Of division Is
supposed 10 say about the grading OF
clerks l., the efficiency report:
We'll, I'm glad Olmstead's name is
at the top. You see he was assistant file
clerk until about year ago. when he
was made file cerk without any change
of salary, and the file clerk, who gets
81. 400. was made assistant file clerk and
kept his original salary
"A $500 clerk does the work that was
considered worth sl,4O0 and vice versa.
How queer!
"Oh, there's a reason. OF course.
you'll never mention nv name In con-
nection with any of this information.
! It's no secret. Everybody knows tnat
the S1.4OO clerk is drunk most Of the
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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-11-24

fine of not less than 81, nor more
than 800.
An ordinance fixing the grade of 4
portion of Main street was also pass
ed.
Robert Forster presented the only
bid for the furnishing OF lumber to
the city during the year 1905 for the
construction Of sidewalks. He agreed
to deliver the lumber in the lengths
required at the rate of $15 thous-
and. Councilman Ferguson moved
that the bid be rejected and the mo-
tion was seconded by Rem. The vote
was unanimous.
George F. Schorr agrees TO furnish
the city with crushed rock, provided
it will take at least see cubic feet at
the rate OF $i.b0 a cubic foot, and to
spread the rock on the streets at a
depth of four inches for rs cents a
square yard. The communication
was referred TO the street committee.
The liquor license of Ed Besthorn
was transferred to Alfred Schneiter.
Liquor licenses were granted TO
Foster & Mcintosh Snd to Howard
& Monteith.
All the councllmen were present
last night with the exception OF Sew
ell. Dickson arrived late.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-11-24

Excsllent craftsmanship character
ized the live bird and blue rock events
shot for yesterday at the ranges OF the
Pendletan Sportsmen's Association
In the live bird event with IL birds
H. ]. StiIlman won, killing every bird.
In the target events some close shoot
ing took place. some of the scratch
shooters having to shoot off two and
three times in order TO determine the
winner.
/ The records made by The victors
follow:
! Event No. 1.-10 targets. entrance
| 80 cents Prize, one bottle .Mumm's S
Extra Dry. offered by George Hayes.
I won by H. ]. StillmaR with birds in
the second shoot-off.
I Event No. 40 targets; 30 cents
entrance Prize. Lewis and Clark
| gold dollar. offered by Commercial
National bank. won by II. j. Stifman
with 10 straight.
| Event No. 80 targets; prize. 100
engraved cards, offered by Tribune
won by H j. Stillman in second shoot
off. with 10 straight
! Event No 40 targets Prize.
big turkey, Offered by Demott & Co..
won by C. J. Ferguson with 10
straight in the third shoot-off
Event No. 5.-15 targets; prize cor
duroy hunting shirt, offered by the
Peoples Warehouse, won by Walter
Markham with II birds in third shoot
off.
Event No. 6.-25 targets; prize,
case whisky offered by F. X Schempp,
won by ~. j. Sewall in first shoot-off
with 25 straight.
Event No. 10 targets, prize, one
box of cigars offered by Tallman &
Co.. won by Fred Waite in first shoot
off with nine birds.
Event No SO targets; prize
$3.50 worth of dental work of1ereo
by DR.. T. H. White. won by James
Spence, with 10 birds.
H. j. Stillman won the i've olru
shoot with II straight.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-11-24
FAMILY DIDN'T KNOW HIM.
Douglas BeRs Shaved Off His "ms-
kers and Frightened His Wife.

A good story is told on Douglas
Belts. the we'll known sheepman OF
pilot Rock. Mr.. Belts has always
worn a handsome beard on his cnin
and very few people in Umatiia
county ever saw him without this or
nament, until recently.
IT rs said that when he drove up 10
bis front gate and began to put ms
team in the barn, on the day that ne
gave I'D his beard. none Of his famliy
knew him. and his wife was on the
point of going out with a gun 10 see
who it was trespassing on the prem
,ses. 1t required considerable oratory
on the part OF Mr.. Belts to convince
her that it was really her husband
He was passed by his closest friends
many times, before they discovered
that 1t was Belts, but the stranees'
part of the experience is that wnen
he went to Missouri, where he nae
| not visited for 2s years. everypoos
knew him. without his whiskers, M
looked Just as he did when left Their
for Oregon, his long residence AM
hard work on the Oregon frontie
having changed his appearance pu
little.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-11-24
HIGH SCHOOL DEBATE.
Firs1 question VIII BE Discussed OF
Friday Evening, December 2.

The first debate of the high school
debating society will take place on
Friday evening. December 2, and the
subject will be:
Resolved. That the local option
prohibition should have carried in
Umatilla county, at the recent cleo
tion."
The debAters will be the following
we'll known high school boys, all OF
whom are experienced debaters, and
who will make a strong fight on this
question: Affirmative. Glen Scott
and Dave Hill; negative, George
Strand and Frank Pierce.
The high school debating society
will hold regular meetings hereafter
the football season having closed to-
day. The next subject will be an
nounced in due time. The meetings
will be held on FRIDAY evening, every
two weeks.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-11-24

date of the meeting win be INSTRUCT
ed in the methods of building model
county road according TO the system
nf the government
Umatilla county officials are es-
pecially invited TO attend the meet
mig as they will be made the special
snests of walla Walla, and Will De
gwen every possible means of inform
ing themselves on the good roads
plans being promoted by the govern
ment.
Mr.. Abbott. the expert in charge
hopes to be able to assist Umatilia
county in constructing a piece oil
model road somewhere in the county
while in the northwest, and is espec'
tally interested in giving the officiais
of This county every possible atten'
| ton
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-11-24

Lee Herring at the National saloon,
has probably the longest specimen OF
kelp, a growth of seaweed, ever
brought to this city. 1t measures
from the globe to the tip over 81 feet,
and resembles long whip much like
that the cowboys Of the old plains
were wont to use in the old days, It
ia certainly ene of the finest speel"
mems Of it's kind ever discovered
Astoria News.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-11-24
NEW EASTERN TRUNK LINE.
II. s. Steel Corporation Will Build l
: Private Line,

Chicago, Nov. Alt is reported
here that the United States Steel cor
poration in order to avoid any posi-
BILE litigation with the interstate com
merce commission relative to termi-
nal rebates. mas decided to build a
trunk line for transportation of its
business. 1t is understood number
of small railroads now building eas
of Chicago will be taken into th'
system.
The corporation pays annual!
about 100000. 900 in freight charges
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-11-24

mia that should flourish equally as
wen in this part of the country.
''It took 20 years OF failures, dis
appointments and hard work TO prove
the success Of cultivating the Smyrna
fig in California. In Mecca and
Yuma, Ariz.. experiments with fruit
bearing date palms is proving sue
cessful."
Judge Lowell was absent from
Pendleton about three weeks He re-
turned home via the Southern Pacific
and spent yesterday in Portland. T.
G. HALEY. his law partner, who has
been visiting in the east for the past
two months, is on his way home and
1. visiting in California at the present
time
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-11-24
COUNCIL MEETING
LICENSE ORDINANCE OF
$40 PER WEEK PASSED
Work Of Grading Main Street VIII BE
Continued-Bid for Lanber for
Sidewalks and Crosswalks Was Re
jected-Proposition Made to Furn-
ish Crushed Rock at Rate Of $3.50
Per Cubic Foot

The Pendleton city council was III
session last night less than half an
hour. but during that time it passed
two ordinances. rejected bid to fur
nish the city with cross and sidewalk
lumber. and referred half a dozen
communications
Under suspension of the rules an or
dinance fixing a license of $40 a week
upon outdoor restaurants and lunch
counters was passed. Violations of
this ordinance will be punished by
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-11-24
HIGH BOWLING SCORES.
Fourth Game of the Series Played al
the brunswick Last Night.

The fourth game of the series OF
bowling games played last night at
the Brunswick Bowling parlors de-
+ some of the best scores OF
velopeo
the series, ="
Kelley, of Kelley's 'ShafiifaehsI"
with score of SOS. and Lanipkih, OF
Thompson's tear6, with a score of 4sS'
now lead the scores The following
'oi sco re made last night py the
'iiu'' <aal players:
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-11-24
A COUGH
CONUNDRUM

When is a cough more
than a cough9
When its a settled cold.
When it hangs on in spite of
all you can do. Cough mix
lures won't cure it because
they are merely for a cough
and this is something more.
SCOTS Emulsion cures the
cough because it cures the
something more. 1t heals
and repairs the infiamed
tissues where the cold has
taken root and prevents it.
coming back.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-11-24
Tbompepn's Team.

The next game of the series VIII oe
n,syed next Monday night betweeen
RAIDERS and Kelley's teams. All the
players are making excellent pro-
gress and some phenomenal scores
are expected before the "a games are
pIayed out.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-11-24
S, H, Forshaw Collecting Exhibits,

S. H. Forshaw, in charge of the
exhibits to be collected in Umatilia
county for the Lewis and Clark fair
returned last night from Weston,
where he found the farmers and bus
mess men enthusiastic over the tair.
He expects to find many fine speci-
mems of agricultural and horticultu-
raj products in that vicinity,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-11-24
WAS GOOD SHOOTING
ii. i. STTLIAiANssiOT
ELEEEN LIVE BIRDS

Several -"ShoOt-offs' Necessary 10
Seftle Some Very Close Scores
We're Eight Events, Won Respect
lively ny Stillman- Ferguson, Mark
ham. Sewell, Waise and Spence
StiIlnlan Won Three Events and
the Special.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-11-24

The New York building at Inc
Lewis and Clark centennial will cost
S26.0oG. and the state will spend on
atci: Cnal sum of SIS 0Qj for the
building. Massachusetts will spand
in Ill about $4,000, Of which sum
100000 will be used for the building
and $4,000 for the exhibit.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-11-24
Fifteen Fast Rounds.

Cincinnati, Nov 24.-Jack Skeef,
of Chicago, and Gene Bezenah, fought
Is fast rounds to a draw before the
Alexandria club at Newport last night
and both were full OF fight at the
finish.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-11-24
England Storm Swept.

London, Nov. 24.-The storm Of
wind and snow which broke over Eng
land Tuesday last continues unabat-
ed. Owing to the severity of the
weather all racing has been abandon
ed.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-11-24

Wheat contracts for not less than
5000, 900 bushels of the crop of 1904
Of Oregon. Washington and Idaho are
yet untitled. owing, SO the shippers
claim, to shortage of cars.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-11-24
GOOD ROADS MEETING.
waIla walla VIII Hold Convention
ON wednesday, November so.

walla walla has sent out invitations
to the adjacent counties and cities to
attend a good roads meeting to be
held in that city on Wednesday, NO
yember 80, at which Government Ex-
pert ]. II. Abbott will be present and
give the plans Of the government In
the matter Of road Improvement In
the west.
Waiia walla county and city have
combined with the government &c
build three miles Of experimental
road In the suburbs Of Waiia Walia
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-11-24
National Bank Quits.

Wooster. o., Nov. 24.-The woos-
ter National Bank closed today. De-
posits. S3SO,OO0. No explanation.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-11-24

London, Nov. 24.-Lord Curzon,
viceroy of India, left for his post this
morning.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-11-24
RETURNED FROM
THE CONVENTION

CONTINUED from page IL
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-14
Surge Sspef9sa.


Wabin ton n. Der Bruaer tes
Staatsfefretdrs, Der penfionirte Maior
8. 6ap, lit In @ariaw, 3d., 20 Sabre
aft, 9eftorben. Sefretdr Dan fdbrt
morgen 81 benz 8esrdbnib.
SeattIe, @aib. Grau gmilp
8, Som, Sdmefer BON Nebecca 6ar-
bling Sabis, Der betannten S9riftfeles
rim unb Sante bon Ridarb Sarbing
Sapis, it auf Catalina Sslanb. @al.,
geforben.
0arte, IL. Robbr. Die
ffationdren 6eiaer bonn DiHrict 4, aus-
i6lieBlid ben Staat Snbiana umfaf=
ienb, hieltsn In biefer Wo&e ibre Sab
res-@onpention ab. Beionbers MIDI
tige @ef@dfte la9en ni&t Dor.
Cincinnati. 9. Neare, elm
betannter WerR9erunas Neent. fam
BET einem Mutomobil- rnfalI. md6reno
er raf4 nber cine 86f9ung binabfubr,
um's 2ebsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-14

6rFl@es RtnbFet4-DeRIi4e Saere ID
&C.; biefise Stiere Sa--9e; btefige @saoes
$40 BIS FOO pfuno 7c; bieft8e &tibe 4Oe
bis $50 Yfurtb 5ac 2ibe $50 bs $50 Rf'snf
&c; etier Bcrcerutsrte! 63e, etier 3tnter'
uiertel l13e, Rtnb 2tnterpierteI Sc, Sinh
BorberpierteI &c, Rub Bort eruierteI SIC, 3ni
QtnterpterteI &c.
TriI1eS RaIbfeti@-RdIber 10he, atnter'
pierteI 13c, BorberpierteI Sc.
Strides s@aIieii@ Simmer rer Tfarf
9; /; e@afe 7}e; e@entel lSc; &cds hun.
18e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-14
0es0a@erseS Nltt@.

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1870 gfunb 1871: 10 4fanb 1916; lola
4funb 1917; 8wette naaIttdt /: so-ls Dfmb
lee /; lb Plumb 12fe f; IL 4hslb 1s4c ; 10
RfanD l8c.
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8 Biz IL pfunb SIC.
y4uterm-GnpI. Gureo, 10 BIB 20 Nanb
tn Dur@l@mttt, Toe; 10 pfunb Dur9i9mitt.
10ae, 10 bts IL Hfuab 103e.
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[aesudblter guear @ureb 16e, 6-7 Hfunb tn
Dur&i&mttt I6e 8 bis 8 Bfmb I'M 9rr@s
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11}e; 8 4f ami tm. Dur&f6nttt. i&nsaI. lie.
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9ur@j@nttt, l0ke; 2Iare eetteu, 20 bts 80
Rfunb. 1oae; alare Bellies. % bis 30 pfunh,
lO}e; ls BIB 22 4fb.. 103e; IA bts 16 Bfrmb.
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BIB 8 Dfrab. 84e
0eY6deItes e9wetneheit4 - RRo4enIofeI
Tanep BIG s20.5 0 3Iares Uemn $40. 90; Sam
y $780, et0rt GIem $3.50; shupI
S14. 90.
0sb6rrteS 5hsbaeH9 - S@infen, sea
estS. 14}e; &ubsnietten lie; Snned. is;
| &R69sI TIC.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-14
Seutihlano.
6 {.

@atens2rieg3u @nbe.
8erIin, Is. Nop. Ger Yreis.
2riee spifden ben iiberfeeifAen Dam.
pfers@ sisQi9aften wegen Der 3mii3en-
oedsraten, ben bic @unarb 2inie ourn
ginorinsen in bas ungariide @ebiet
begann. geb6rt Der gergangenbeit an.
Cine ~apeitdaise @onferens, auf uelder
ale beoeutenben @eisafaaften rertreten
tparen, fibrte 5u einem 6rieoens=Nb=
fommen. Die genauen gsftimmunsen.
pel9e Der @snebmisuna Der unsari-
i9en @eaierung unterliegsn, fino niht
per6fentlidt. SeoO9 piro Die @unaro
60. fi9 benz 0erbanoe Der @ontinen=
tal.n 2inien, iOmeit Der continentale
Uertebr in 8etra9t fommt, anf6lieben.
Beertnbete Sabel.
Berlin, IS. Sob. Sie aug
Nmerifa 3uriidsetebrten oeuti3en
Staatsbabntedniter meloen uenig
Suites iibsr bic querifarif9en giIens
babnen. sic IieBen betreHs Der ge.
triebsf9erbeit bel 3u tuiini9en ibrig.
Die Nmeritaner triigen Der 3unabme
bss 8erfshrs nidt &ednung. Dds
Betriebsmaterial lei nidt ausrei9eno.
Ser Obsrbau ssniise 'idt fir bas er.
66bte @emi1t oss roQenben Waterials.
Sas Si9nalueien lei bielfa4 un3u-
berldifs. @iele Streden feien nur
sinaeleifg. Die bielgeribmte @es
i9pinbisteit Der rGlpers" fei sarnidt
10 erosartig. Ser 8au Der 2ofomotibe
fei benz eeutiden ni9t ebenbirtis. Die
beuti9en 2ofomptiben feien for9fdlti-
ger fOntruirt. pisisn bsheres Bacterial
auf uno sinsen fi9erer.
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0etretOe.

8esex go. 2 retbsr ST. auf De e,
fen, SLIT pon gIbIen; 30. 8 rotber $l.12
Nouen.ber 81. III; Basa aueten $l.1b.
8orn (neues) = go. l weis 48ie ; go. Q
weis 48e; SO. Q wesb 48e: SO. 4 wetb.
46}e; 70. 2 wetb seuai4t 46e T; SO. 9
uetb senrti&t 48c SO. 4 wetb sem,in'
46}e; SO. 2 seIb 4Sc; 80. 8 seIb a.
go. 4 selb 463e; SO. 3 senuiGt 4ble;
SO. 8 aemii&t 49,; SO. 4 seuif9t 45ae
QpIbea Ate.
Qafer- 30. 2 wetBsT 3lfc; go. 8 Tetber
81e; go. 2 0emif@ter 80ie; 30. 8 aemifotss
80}c.
Qeu = SO. 1 Ttmotbp $500; 30.
2, So 90.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-14

SnbtanapsIis RateesqreYe:
GeuSbnI. bts gutter 10-12e; prta,a btS os
pdblter l4-16e /; Sanep 82H33c, goIAsz
Deuow 10 bis 22c, Saua 28-82e.
Sn Badetsn:
Arioia $13.2b. Zion S13.26, SsrieS sls.25;
Caracas $12. 70. Diawortb's $12. 25, Quito
Sasa Ilsnb Sig. co. airgou& Sl2. 26, gates
8Ienbeb Sapa $12.25.
8ader-Dominoes 5000; Stidsuder $50
puIuertfrter 5.s0e; x3f3 yuIperiNrter s. CSC.
feiner ~srenuItrter 5.45e; Cubes 5.S5e; gox.
feetiOmers' " $500; RibsepooS q 6.2Oc; BOO.
mtg u 6.l5e; empire u g.. 10e; SbeaI Grtru
@oIben 6 6.05e; Wtnbior egtra q b.00e,
@ibsenooe S5e; seIber 6 4. 66e; le gels
Der AGO.
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setrodnet. &c; So5annesbeeren 7c Bis TIC:
@itron 18e bis l4e; Rofnea, 2 grumn, pet
9funb. Il. 8 Gromn 7Ae. 1 gromn TIC iaa,
snenfrets &c bis Sc, California RaiscateI 7hs;
SuItana nc. trnportirte SuItana lie bts l4e,
California Apriioien Sc bis 12e.
PidIes-2400 im TaS SO; I20c TIM 1as
So; 1900 I'M SaIbfaS $500; 600 TN SaS
$50.
Sprup-Stanbarb @crn 23c bis 26e; ae.
wdbIter &c Bic 32c; eorsbura sSe bs 8Se;
Weu Orleans NaoIsHes 1se bis 26e; eeudbI.
ter 3Oc Bic 38c.
Gin8ema3te Observation-Disclosures 8 3d.,
$1.10c 4ea&es STANDARD, 8 pfb., "a
2.26; combs 8 8tanb 81. 60--S1. 65; BIZ
Hea&es, 81. 40-$1.6O; slnanas, etamborb,
2 3d., 81. 65-$1.90; eeeunbs, 3 gfumh.
81. rs $1.4b; crime 8obne,, 8 %funb RAM
men, Bahama Ananos $1.80-S2.2 6e,
@efebte erbien. $l.20-sl.76 fdbe sSrns IS
Gents, @arrop Soe, e,nseuei@te 55e-sOt
tomatoes, Q Rfuab. 81. 10-$1.15. 8uder,
Rom 9Oc-$1.S %, HpfeIbatter, pei Outrab,
8 Rfunh. 81.
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YaanbeIn IA; weibi&aIise RanbeIn 15c;
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s~erSftete 7c bic &c; GnsIii&e 8aIntHe
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gaIIone.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-14
Ben, WagewsMayts.

Ttmotbp-Bertaufspretie: 80 OO-lO o..
Rice - Berfaufspreiie: $40. 00-Sll.u0.
BeIiGtorn - Bertaufspretis: ie naq Def
OuoIitdt, 62-65e; reies 40 bis 46e.
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b. = 30 per Tenne. 9aeuer 32-36e.
~Strob-4reie. ie mad benz @r.Hs. IN Ia
len, s. .60-S6.50.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-14

RAE,
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S@pepertdfs SOc per 4fuab etnbetm54s.
S@mesertdie TIC. N~iseonfn Greau 8 eass
l23, Tep 9orf ebeobarsl 12}e. einpetmb
s9er 2insburger 12-14e. Wri6 l3-14e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-14

indianapolis DETAIL geriaufspretie
RnYnruitb RIee S6. 6OIx7. 90.

indianapolis Detail geriaufsprete:
Rammutb Rlee $6.bO-$T.O 90.
Mptber $6.00-$6.T 70.
2lIlife 81. 26-$8.O0.
NIfaIfa $8.b0-$9.00.
Neiber SIS. 60-$10.3.
Sancp Itnotbp $1.8b-$1.90.
@eudblter 81 80-$1.86.
8rin1a 81. 75@$1. &c..
5ancp Rentudp BIausrab $1.40E$1.50
Grtra reineS IN @baf 50cT60e.
Or4arb @rab 81 .45-$1.60.
Heb Top IN @baf 85c@$1. 20.
BeiBer Soma Sdnterl Qdfer 60c-6Oe.
g8eiber Sninois $3.50.
Sar1erl Com weib unb gelb $l.10Vf1.8t'
Nmber 8nderrobr Sonten $l-1.25.se
@nftIa8e @orn 90c-$1.10.
Sribiabr @erfe 9Oc-$l.10.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-14
Hublano.

Bfmti Il n + 3 E n.
Wardau, Is. Sob. gei
unruben, Die bur9 $ruppen gefini
tpuroen. iollsn 2 pOli3ifien unb 8
@ipiliften get0otet uno 81 perlebt uor-
ben fein..
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-14
NrAmte Mnb 0e1nnte.
te.


NepfeI-$1.25-$2.7 10 per 5ab.
Bonanen-@erndblte 81. 30 BIB $500 pc
sueite Nualitdt 81 bis $l.25.
aotusmiRe-$3.25 per 2uneert.
@stromen-Meiftnas, 400.
Oransen-Sanep California Z aIsnsia $3.50
$2.75 BIB $500.
2tnanas-$2 .2b per @rote.
gFaumen-$1.O0 per BuibeI.
Btrneu hGc-$l 90 per BuibeI.
Tancp Hirnen-$1. 80 Yer @tate.
Tetsen Smprna 11-16e bos gfano.
DatteIn &c per yfunb, go Hfo. &tffen.
9euer Sonig-16c.
Srauben l6c bis l8c per Sorb.
Bfirfi@e 81 bis So % per BufbeI.
0emHie.
Neue rotbe &iiben-6Oe per 1nibeI.
Rraut-6Oc bis 75c per 6ab.
BIumemfobl $l.5o per 9msenb.
@urfen 4Oe per 3orb.
@eIerp-per Bun9 lbe.
@riine Bobnen TIC per 8Mibel.
@riines @orn, 10c per Dusenb.
geeue RartoffeIn 60c per 8nibel.
elbfartofeIm $2-8Yer 5ab.
gtaoieie 8c-lac per Cuseno Sua@eS.
M5ubarb lOe per Outenb.
eaIat ST.. 90 per 6ab.
Siuyebeln - soc per Buibei.
Spani19e 8uiebeIn 81. 80 per Grate.
Tomatoes-s0 per BuibeI.
Napp Iobnen SAL per BuibeI.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-14
0erbreht Sette.


Raison, Is. Sob. SO Bauern
aller Mltsrs-S txfen unb beioerlei &c.
i9Ie3ts uurosn tuesen Nnseb6risteii
our Sfoptoi=S Settle n~erurtbeilt, D.ren
6auptspsd bic 8srtilguns Der menids
li9en Rafe biloet. Die Surp fprad
Is Winoeridbriee fret; bic iibrisen
berlorea bic btirserli9en &e4te uni
purbsn perbannt.
0erurtbeiIte g auern.
g I. petersburg. Is. NoO.
Der NppsabOf perurtbeilte 2 Bcuern gu
A MOnatsn Geftungsbaft, neil fe Dor
benz @efdngniB in Sligo bel oer Grei-
lahung bon @efangenen anldBlid Der
@eburt bes Sbrons@rben 1nruben
beranfaltet batten. 6 anbere gingen
fret aus.
SpaHien.
Nnar9ifif9er ebenf t.
tag.
BarceIona, Is. Sob. 81,
biefieen Mnardifen bisltsn bic iibli9'
idbrli8e @eoentfeier IN bic Sinri9tuns
Der anaraiEen In Chicago. Die Der
fammIung prOtsfirte gesen oie pOli5ei'
wiafir unb foroerte bic 8enoHen auf
bas cole 8eiipiel Der Rdrtprsr it
@bica9o na43uabmen.
StaIien.
@rispi's IT @attin.
" o m, Is. Hon. Eofalie Wont
NATION III sefforben. sic NOR bic Der
ffobene Grau oes pe~rfforbenen premier
Winifers grispi, nit hem He better
bepegteffe Sage perlebte. sic NOR bi
@enoifin feiner 0erbannuna, unb in
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOR fie bas elm
3ige peibli4e Witalieb Der beribmtel
Expedition Der @intauienb, tpel9e beio
Siailien eroberte. &oialie Montmao Of
rpuros bon @aribaloi auf bem S9la9i
feloe betorirt.
Of'Afen.
8efedte au BEN lintel
GIhgel.
3ofto, Is. Nop. Dos Mono
i1urei : Sauptquartier telegraph,
uuter heute
SIN Der Ri9tung Der linten Urine
ariff Der 6einb am il. bta Wuentd
aus an, wurbe aber aurttdgef4lagen.