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Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-26
Toilet Preparations
Deeply Cut Prices

WITCH HAZEL SOAP-Munyons Witch Hazel soap; i'm
proves the compeXon the kind advertised and sold
where at 15c. Monday cakes for Csc, Nnr
OF the cake AVS
FLORIDA WATER-M. & L. Florida water, the best
Monday MoTd self eaoh regularly at s'c small SIZE l7C
MELLENS FOOD-The we'll known and advertised food for
invalids infants, ETC.; regular SOC OOr
slze Monday S>S
TOILET SoAP-Sweet Glover Blossom toilet white
perfuIned buttermk soap; regular price 15c. Inn
Monday the box of three cakes AVN
TOOTH BRUSH-Prophylactc scientific brush, OQr
35c size. On sale Monday each SOO
COMPLEXION BRUSH-Sold back water proof complexion
brush; highly polished; regular price OSr
SOC Monday eacL'
MIRRORS-Neat black handled mirrors; good plate lEn
glass regular 25c Monday, each. ASS
WHITING-Thomas' superfne whiting for polish OI/ n
ing metal glass; &c size Monday S/2N
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-26
Women's $3.50 Silk Opera Bags 75c

Womens lorgnette chains 14-karat gold
filled and sterling silver chains; soldered links
with gold slide; these come in various de-
signs; full 4S-inch lengths; regular values to
$3.50. Monday, each, CSC.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-26

96 inch luna glass cloth:
firm, desirable weave; all
colors, also black or white;
guaranteed not to crock;
regular 26c value. Monday,
the yard, 17c.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-26
s.,,s sSys' 9, oysrall' I5c Pair

Boys blue bib overas: ages to IL years; wortl
25c; no phone or mail orders. Monday morning
8 to O'Clock, the pair 15c.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-26

TEA-Tetley's or Lipton's No. 1
tea; put up in 1-pound cans: sold in
trust stores for zoe. For this Enn
sale, the can. wv
SUGAR - Fine cane granulated
sugar: regular price SIC a pound.
For this sale, 20 pounds CT M
for. ..................@ @A'UU
HEAD RICE-Choice head rice
that sells regularly at 1Oc a pound.
For this sale. pounds for 3Oc, 0r
single pound.... ......................S W
FLOUR-Silver Bells, finest north
ern flour made; 25-pound bag; reg
ular price 75c. For this sale, k7O
the bag. ....................V VSN
COTTOLENE - Put up in pals;
regular price 30c. For this O2r
Saie '..'. ....s'..... ....''.......
BAKING SODA-Arm and Hammer
brand baking soda; 1-pound pack
ages; regular price 10c. For Ar
this sale, the package. w
PARLOR MATCHES-Half a peck
box of parlor matches; sell regularly
at 10c. For this sale, 7r
lIlG DOA.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-26
$3.50 Lace Curtains $l.9S

Arabian lace curtains all the new
styles and patterns; come in beaded
glass effects and colonial patterns; ex-
elusive designs different from the or
dnary SORT; regular $3.50 value. Fot
this sale, the pair, $1,9S.
Corded Arabian curtains, plain, heavy
net centers; medallion patterns; most
durable curtains made; values to $500.
HHF 5hs pniT 5ais SALE .............. $3.4S
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1905-05-04
La CNRTE IN MORA.

La corte de distrito por el con.
dado de Mora Sc instal6 ell Lines
pasado en- la plaza del mismc
uombre y dur6 solamente cinco
dias.
Los bailiffs de la corte fueron
los senores Patricio Sanchez y
Bias Sanchez.
Julio Gallegos, baibiif del gran
iurado.
PresideEte del gran jurado-
Francisco Sales Ortega.
lnterprete-Cristoba SANCHEZ,
quien tuvo que ausentarse y Sill
vestre Esquihel fu6 nombrado en-
su lugar.
Don Jose Demetrio Medina, al
guacil mayor de aquel condado
desempen6 sus deberes 81 perso-
nalmente.
La siguiente es la lista de las
personals que componlan el gran
de Y pequenO lurados.
GRAN JURADoS.
Francico Sales Ortega, Presi.
dente. Juan Olivas, Albiuo Mar.
tinez, Rudofo MARTINEZ, Juan Pa
dia, Bernard Higgins, ST., Jose
de q. Cruz, Epifanio Espinosa
Juan Jose Leyba, Frank A. Roy,
Noises GaIlegos Anastacio Medi.
ma, Toribio I.ueero Julian Duran
Felix ViIlareal Agapito MARTINEZ.
PEQUENo JURADos.
Prudencio Solano Salvador Ga
llegos, Jose CelsoAragon, Guada.
lupe Esquibel, Lucas Mestas, Pa.
bio Quintana, Adolfo Leyba, ia.
cobo Martinez, EncarnaciOn Mon
taho, Reuben Valdez, Juan Coli
don MARTINEZ, Miguel Trujillo Sc
verino Hurt&do. Servando Flo
renee, Donaciano Guiterres, Jost
Ines Pacheco, Juan Apodaca, Sa.
muel Pals, Enriques Laumbach
Porfrio Alcon, Donaciano San
chez, Juan =. Aragon, Jose +
Gracia, Luciano Espinosa.
Los siguientes abogados de Las
Vegas estuvieron atendiendo 4 Ia
corte durante ell termino Hon
Chas. A. Spiess, S. b. Davis, Jr.
0. A. Larrazolo. w, G. Hayden
W. b. Bunker, L. V. Long y Johr
| ID w Vppder
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1905-05-04
COSAS Df IEXAS.

TEL caracter belicOsO de los teia-
nos no parece haberse dnlcifca-
do con sus progresses en- la ciyili-
zaci6n, y de clio es testigo la ira
gedia ocurrida la semana pasa-
da Ell la ciudad de Hampstead,
donde una lunta de ciudadanos
Sc trasform0 en- verdadero cam
po de Agramante, Todo el nego-
clio provino de las divisiones po-
lfticas que han surgido EN- el con-
dado de Walter entire el partido
de los prohibicionistas y ell de
aquelos que favorecian la opci6n
local. En- una election tenida ell
20 de Abril triunfaron los pri'
meros, y la liga prohibicionista
convoc0 In junta con el fin de ha-
Ger arreglo final de sus negocios.
En- las discusiones que hubo ALI
Sc trab0 una dispnta entire varios
de los circumstances, Y como to-
dos traian armas, la diticultad
Sc convirtio Ell tragedia y hubo
un tiroteo general en- que mas de
100 tirOs fueron disparados re.
sultando en- Ia mGcrte de cuatrO
individuos, entre los que Sc cuen.
TIA el diputado John NJ. Plnckney,
miembro del congreso actual. A
no haber sido por la fatal cos.
tumbre de portar arinas sepuede
presumir que no hubiera ocurri.
do nInguna desgracia y la dispu-
TIA no huliera lido tan lelos, pero
como en- Texas es comm el use
de armas mortiieras la OCCASION
Sc present0 oportuna para la efu.
sion de sangre. Varios arrestos
han sido hechos y Sc anicipa que
con este sucesO Sc ha inauguradC
un feudo que tai vez costara mas
vidas.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1905-05-04
4 DE MAYO DE 1905.


eStablecido Y arraigado yno hay
manera de remediarlo, q volver
atras, Il menCs que So veriiicase
un milagro que pusieSe las cosas
en- su lugar, Pero, desgraciadu-
mente, VA no estamoS eulatpoca
de los milagros, nj tieue mereci-
mientos para clio ul pueblo
que Sc deja arrebatar sus dere-
chos V que no sabe usar los que
le conceden su posici6n ysuperio
ridad numerica. Asf es que no
hay otra alternative que eouior-
marnos V continuar como esta.
mos hasta la consumaci0n de los
siglos, Q sea hasta quela minoria
actual Sc convierta en- mayoria,
como naturalmente Sc eSpera Que
sucedera dentro de uuos cuantos
amos, y entonces no habrd lugar
4 quejas por estar el problema
defnitivamente resuelto,
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1905-05-04
LAS RtStRVAS Dt MADtRA IN NUf
N0 MI NlCO.


. III Departamento del Interior
proSigue en- Su politica de esta-
( blecer eXtensas reservas de ma
I dera en- Nuevo Mexico con obieto
| de preservar los boslues V dar
protection Il los manautiales
/ donde nacen las corrientes de
aqua ESta politica cuyo funda-
mento eS sano Y propio cuaudo
So concreta a Gmites convenieu-
ties Y moderados. ha dado hasta
ahora por fruto el establecinien-
| to dc cuatro q cinco reservas de
esta claSe que abrazan una gran
extension de terreuo hoscoso en-
| diierentes parties del Territorio.
Los reglamentos que gobiernan
estas reservas han dado pdbulo
a Quejas de parte dc los duenos
de ganado lamar cuvos animales
son excludes de pastear dentro
/ de sus recintos, perO aparte de
este, Sc espera que surtlran el
electo deseado de conservar los
bosques dc destruction Y deterio.
TO, Sin embargo, todavia no es.
Ia satisiecho el departamento
del interior con 10 que ha hecho
en esa direction Y Sc propone eX.
tender el sistema de manera que
es probable que antes de mneho
reserve los meiores terrenos de-
MADEIRA que hay en- el territorio,
V este tendrd 81 eiecto dc preser.
var una gran proportion de los
bosques cXistentes { impedir que
suirn la Suerte de tantos que
eXistleron antes Y de los cuules
va no eXiste vestigio alguno. Al
mismo tempo seria muy iusto
que el gobierno diese proyiden.
cias para favorecerlas industrias
principales de Nuevo Mexico, inn
pidiendo su destruction y menos-
cabo, por medic de una politica
mas liberal y magnanima respec-
to 4 los ganados lanares, 4 fin
de que disfruten de las misnas
yentaias que Sc permiten i los
ganados vacuuo Y caballar Con
este procedlmiento ser6n doble-
mente beneticas las reservas es-
tablecidas por el gobierno en-
nuestro Herritorio.
Tamblen Sc ha habladO mucho
respecto al procedimiento de po-
ner bajo reserva trechos de terre-
no eXcesiyamente eXtensos. que
abrazan no solamente boslues
sino lugares donde no subsiste
un solo arbol nj cosa que Sc lie
parezca. Esto ha dado Iugar 4
cue Sc atirme con muchisima ra.
z0n one la inclusion de tales ter
renos de pasteo en- 81 recinto de
los de MADEIRA, no solanente no
trae ningln ben, slnO que es per-
/ iudicable Ell extreme para los in
1 tereses ganaderOs. En- vista de
10 cual, las personals 4 quienes in
cumbe hablar pOr los intereses de
| NuevO Mexico deben representa-
ante el departanento delinterior
! la injusticia de tales procedures y
10 mucho que perludican 4 la
prOsperidad de nuestro pueblo.
No dudamos que el departamen-
to dar1 dido y atencion 4 tales
representations y procurar6 po-
ner ell remedio conveniente 4 fin
de que Nuevo Mexico no suira
dano en- este particular.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1905-05-04
LA OBSfRvANCIA DEL DOMINGO.

Sigue siendo objeto de contro-
vcrsia el asunto de la observan
cia de los Domingos para la cual
hay una ley VICENTE que prohibe
la aperture de los cOmercios Y
cantinas y la yenta de licores EN-
dicho dia. va ley es generalmen.
te obedecidH, con exception de al
gunos lugares en- el Territorio
donde es abiertamente quebran-
tada, y este ha dado pabulo d
denuncias contra los delincuentes
y d esiuerzos para prosecutarlos
ante los tnbunales, 10 cual no ha
dado hastu ahora ningun fruto,
Sin embargo, como la observan-
cia de los Domingos es cosa que
nadie puede tachar, seq cual iue-
re su religion 8 crenCia, y como
esta observancia esta decretada
por una ley de la legislatnra, nos
parece que seria muy propio que
sc llevase 4 efecto, asi en- inter6s
de la decencia y ell buen 0rden,
como para acatar debidamente 4
una ley que debe ser obedecida
por tOdos sin ninguna eXcepcion.
Coniorne sube la Quota de los
impupstos Sc reduce proporcio-
naImente la de los avalios, y es-
to es muy natural y lfcito oporque
de algGn modo Sc han deproteier
los contribuyentes contra tasa-
! clones eXhorbitantes.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1905-05-04
BaratiIlo Hasta Mayo 81.

Aqui Ie mencionamos algunos de nuestros Efectos.
Esperamos favorpcidos con su trato
nee Manden por ell Circular
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-09-21
SLUGGER OF NON-UNION
MEN PLEADS GUILTY
HEAD OF CHICAGO WAGON WORK.
ERs, UNION ADMITS SLUG
elNG NoNuNloN MEN.
DOZEN OTHER OFFICIALS UNDER
INDICTMENT ON CHARGE
OF CONSPIRACY.

Chicago, Sept. q. with sensational
suddenness President George Meller
Of Carriage and Wagon Workers un-
Ion No. who is being tried with
twelve other union officials and mem
bers on charge OF criminal con-
spiracy, withdrew plea OF not guilty
and entered plea Of guilty. Meller,
II il alleged, was one OF the insti-
gators OF b system Of smuggling" prac-
decd on nonunion worlmen.
Counsel for the other defendants
were thrown into commotim by Mel
ler,s change OF front. They met the
situation, however, with the charge
.that Meller was q paid spy in the en-
-ployment Of the Carriage and Wagon
Workers association. @
Me1ler Is expected to take the wit
ness stand against his fellow de-
PENDANTS ssis. -, Z - 2
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-09-21
FOR VIOLATING SEALING LAWS:
Much Wanted Man Under Arrest 1t
- Victoria, B.. G. 81

Much Wanted Man Under Arrest ut
~ Victoria, B.. G. 81
Washington, Sept. 21.-Captain Al
sxander Mclean has been arrested at
Victoria. B. c., by Canadian .authori-
ties at the request of the American
consul, acting for the department of
Justice, under an Indictment obtained
more than b year ago at San Fran
cisco on a charge of conspiracy in fit
ting out the schooner carmeneita in
violation Of the sealing laws. A tele-
gram received at the state department
announcing the arrest says that the
Carmencita had been reftted under
the name of the Acapulco, Of alleged
Mexican registry, and with a crew
made up of men said to be as choice
q band of robbers and cutthroats as
have manned a pirate craft since the
days of Captain Kidd
= The search" for Mclean has pro-
ceeded silce May, 1904. His move
ments have been, known greater part
of the time, but his course in his
pelagic sealing cruises has been con-
Quoted so cleyerly and with SO sharp
observance Of the letter of the law
that, 1t is said, he has made these
teehnicalities cover his svasions Of
the law. ~ .s- ~.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-09-21
LOST MONEY IN GAMBLING.
Charge Of Indiana Governor Against
Auditor Sherlock.

-g
Hamilton, Ind, Sept. 21.--In an i'd.
dress at the reunion Of the Thirtieth
Indiana regiment Governor Hanly. the
principal speaker, made public his
reasons for his action in the case Of
David II. Sherrick, ex-auditor OF state,
whose resignation was forced by the
governor. Facts and figures were used
70 show what became Of the money
belonging to the state that was lost
BY David q. Sherrick, auditor OF
state and common gambler"
The governor charged that $4,000
Of the states money went by check
into the hands of the gentleman who
was then operating the casino at
French Lick. The governor then
enumerated q list of what he calls
wildcat" securities aggregating q face
value of 5000 into which the states
money went. B.
Following he charged that SHEER
rick,s continued absence from the SEES
sions OF the state board OF tax COM
missioners was occasioned by drink
ing bouts and mfdSight carousals
around the gaming table from which
he could not recover in time to meet
with the commission"
According to Attorney General
Charles w. Miller, who now has in
charge the legal matters pertaining
to the alleged defalcation Of David q.
.sherrick, ex-auditor OF state, the state
viii make an effort to collect the
money which it is charged was lost
by Sherrick at the gaming table.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-09-21
Hits MEAT TRUST A coon CRACK

followed . plea Of guilty to indictments
charging conspiracy to accept railroad
rebates, Tue defendants were Samuel
Well, president Of the company. 3. s..
Cnssy. trafnc manager. Vance D. Skip
worth. and chas. 9. Todd. assistance
traflc managers.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-09-21
American League.
YESTERDAYS MARKETS.
Minneapolis Wheat.

Minneapolis, Sept. 90 Wheat
Sept, S1Ac; Dec, ;s2h@82Ac; May,
485hc. On track-No. / hard, s53sc;
No. ] Northern, s41kc; No. 2 North
ern, 818c.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-09-21
St. Paul Union Stock Yards,

st. Paul, Sept. 20.-Cattle-Good to
choice steers, s4.5o@5.5O; common to
fair, s$3.75@4.25; good to choice COWS
and hsifers, $3.50@4.25; veals, $4,000
$50. Hogs-s5.15@5.55. SheeprYear-
ling wethers, $4.50@5.25; good to
prime native lambs. $5.00@5.50.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-09-21
SEARCHING ron THE GERM.
ssssSy. ~ fS ~
Autopsies Held on Bodies Of Yellow
sj Fever Victims.

Aut0psies Held on Bodice q Yellow
Fever Victims.
New Orleans, Sept. 21.Inyestiga-
ton with q view to the discovery Of
the germ Of yellow fever continues ct
the Emergency hospital. Within the.
past week eight autopsies have been
held at the hospital In connection with
the investigations, the results Of which
are to be published when the fever Is
over. IA 4.
Il The fever situation Is regarded AZ
encouraging. In the country there are
. large number Of cases, but now that
experienced yellow fever fighters are
in charge at each point Of infection
the fatalities are few.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-09-21
COMPANY LOSES $4,000.
Plan Of Clover ssWlndlers Puzziss Dll
% Eleetrlc .corearn. Il.

+ ~ + . q s- i =
Plan Of clsvsr ssWIndlers Puzzles DlS
q ;a Electric Concern. s:'S
q New York, Sept. 21.-In the arrest
Of David Chatterton the police are Of
the opinion that they have run to
earth the Arst of q gang OF swindlsrsi
whose operations have puzzled tho
oficials Of tie New York Edison Elec.
trio company for over year and
have caused q loss to the company
Of from $4,000 TO $4,000 within that
time. . n. u ~ r
According to the police the method
employed by the swindlers was to
have one OF their number go to sub
scribers Of the company and make i
proposition to reduce the bill of the
company ut least one-half, providing
the subscriber pay the man who made
the propagation one-half Of the money
thus saved. The reduction In the
amount Of electricity registered BY
the meter was effected BY the device
,of putting in q concealed loop OF
switch running outside the meter. 4
Chatterton, 1t Is alleged, was en-.
gagged in putting In one Of these
switches when he was arrested. Many
ether arrests are expected. s{
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-09-21
Duluth Wheat and Flax.

Duluth, Sept. 20.-Wheat-To arrive
NO. / Northern, s2Ac; No. 2 North
ern. 1880. On track-No. Northern.
Sshc; No. Northern, S01sc; Sept.
told, S2hc; Sept. (new). 79c; Dec.
TsAc; May, S1Nc. Flax-To arrive.
9s14c; on track, $1.02h: Sept, 81
00hi; Dec. ssAc; May, $1.025k.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-09-21
Forty.five Shops Affected.

New. York, Sept 21.-A strike has
been ordered BY the Mattress Makers
union for a 10 per cent increase In
wages. Forty-ave shops employing 500
men and women are affected.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-09-21
YEsTERoAY's RAsEsALL SCORES.
National League,

= National League.
At Chicago. 8; Cincinnati, s.
At Philad elphia, 3; New York. =
ten innings Second game-Philadel.
bhia, i; New York, 2. - '''5S .:.+'
r e. American League.
At st. Louis, ); Chicago, 8.
At New York, s.; Philadelphia, o.
Second game-New York, o; Phfla.
delphia, 8. = 81 50
AT Washington, o; Boston. 4. Sec
ond game--Washington, s.; Boston, Z.
At Cleveland, 2; Detroit, /. Second
game-Cleveland. 4; Detroit, five
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-09-21
Accuses Parker and 4! Democratic
Committee Of Soliciting ;i|ill
Corporation / .! llli Money
PARKER MAKES VIGOROUS DENIAL
Mccall Says Investigating Committee Would
Have q Fit If Il Knew How Much
Corporations Pit u Up

21IIardy had the
President
effect
Parker and campaign
solicited him contributions did actually take
denying
president
them absolutely false. .s .%E s
Judge testimony given
= campaign managers for Parker. -+Gs ~.
followed dnas William
Sheehan chairman executive committee in the
: national democratic campaign committee :. =
21-Not
which assertion
witness
campaign, to
before
positive denial by Judge
campaign managers Of statement By Mccall "
statement effect charge by the former chief
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-09-21
Chjcaoo Union Stock Yards.

Chicago, Sept. so.1cattle--Beeyes.
4.e0; stockers and folders, $2.400
4.50: Western, $3.l0G4.75. Hogs
Mixed and butchers, $5.25@5.S75s;
good heavy. $5.4005.871s; rough
heavy, $5.10D5.s0: light. $5-30O5.S25k.
Sheep, $3.50 $500; lambs. s4.40@7.65.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-09-21
WILL FIGHT NEW RATES.
Subordinate Councils Of Royal Area
mum Seek Injunction. -.l

Subordinate Councils Of Royal Area
mum Seek Injunction. z
New York, Sept 21.-A meeting of
the executive committee appointed by
representatives, Of the protesting state
committees from subordinate councils
of the Royal Arcanum in seven East
ern states was held here during the
evening. y "sE- $50 $50
It having been decided to apply for
IN Injunction restraining the enforce
ment of the assessments recently en-
acted by the supreme council the
members of the committee determined
to begin proceedings at once in view
Of the fact that the new rates will go
into effect Oct. 1. sf%G's - ~
:. Application for the Injunction prob
ably will be made before the United
States circuit court of Massachusetts,.
Nashville, Tenn, Sept. 21.-Twepty-
I'VE members of the local council of
the Royal Arcanum filed bill in the
federal court here during the, day to
onjoin the supreme council of the Or
der, from proceeding under the new
rules and assessments adopted at At
lantic City. The coMplainants con.
cede the right of the supreme council
to raise the assessments and amend
its rules. but insist that 1t must be
done In reason and justice to ALL
oRUlskk COLORADO spEEpv.
i--------a &sf2 al! @FI - n e. s
lEastsst Time Ever Made by an Amor
lean Warship.
Boston. Sept 21.-The officers Of
he armorsd cruiser Colorado, which
put IN hare during the day for coal.
reported that In the recent trials over
the new course near Rockland, Me-.
The warship attained the fastest speed
EVER made by an American warship
"a I trial cruise when manned By .
naval crew. s 's5'. 81 .5's " y
The cruiser made 22.22 knots an
lour 10 Q four-hpur rpa to sea on Sat
lrday. which q within .04 Of the speed
lhe made on her trial trip. On the
Roclland test the, ship carried her
heavy armament, which was not On
Soard during her trial trip. and shs
- tun without : fsll nrsmsna foecA.
axN -
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-09-21
Chicago Grain and ProvlsIons.

Chicago. Sept. 10.-Wheat- Sept,
s4c; Dec. s4ss @s4skc; May. seh@
S6lkc. Corn Sept. s6ll6c; Oct. sic;
Nov. 49c;; Dec. 46Mc:: May. 44Ac.
Oats Sept. 2SKc: Dec, 28E 02s &c:
May. son 030Nc. Pork Sept, SIS. 40s
Oct Sl4.S71k; jan. $12.77i1. Flax
Cash. Northwestern, ss,xc: South
western. &c. Butter Crsamsries. 10
010kc; dairies. l7ols,kc. Esss
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