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Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1905-05-23
MOVABLE BROOD COOP.
vermin Proof and Equipped with .,
ExercfsiHs' Pen

Sernfih ProOf ana Equipped With N
Exercising Pen.
The vermln proof brood coop here
reproduced from reliable poultry
Journal has proved very satisfactory in
Missouri, says c. A. Schrader.
1t is built on 2 by 4 inch runners, 80
that 1t may be readily moved from one
place to another. 1t is four feet wide,
six feet long, four feet high in front
and two feet high at the rear. The
front faces the north and has drop
door at the bottom the whole width of
the coop. This door Is hoard eight
Inches wide, hinged at the bottom and
fastened at the top. The ends Of the
2 by 4 inch runners are beveled for the
door - rest en- when lowered and form
platform for the hen ana chicks
to ascend on entering the coop. Above
this door are two eigiit-inch boards,
one directly above 1t and the other at
the top of the coop. leaving an opening
two feet wide, which Is covered with
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1905-05-23
Clean the Incubator.

Give the incubator thorough cleans
ing before putting the eggs into it.
Pure air is an absolute necessity to a
successful hatch, and this cannot be
secured unless the interior Of the In
cubator is clean and sweet. Clean the
lamp thoroughly and do not use ksro-
sene that has stood in it since last
used.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1905-05-23
EGGS For Hatohans.

Gather the eggs wanted for Matching
promptly to avoid their becoming chilli
ed, says Commercial Poultry. Keep
them in room in which the tempefa.
ture does not fall below so degrees
and turn them once day. For con.
venience's sake they may be placed in
patent egg boxes and the boxes dated.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1905-05-23
CHAPTER TX.

Is; $: s.: a; :; =; :; !: So;
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1905-05-23
The Market Duck,

The duck seldom becomes broody.
Ducks love to stay out all night in
their runs.
Ducks should never be shut up in
close building.
Pekins are good breeders even at
four years Of age.
Cleanliness is an important factor in
the duck house as In the henhouse.-
NJ. X. Boyer in American Poultry Jour
nal.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1905-05-23
Dre.stne cspons,

In dressing capons they should al
ways be dry picked and feathers left
on the neck. wings, legs and rump. and
the tail and wing feathers should be
left in. Do not dress out any capons
that weigh less than seven pounds
each. Keep the small ones until they
grow little heavier.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1905-05-23
Exerci.e the chicken,

Exercise the Chickens.
A bundle of unthrashed grain thrown
into the scratching shed furnishes the
chickens plenty of exercise and keeps
them out Of mischief. Flay out a lit
tie Of the grain before giving the straw
to the fowls.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1905-05-23
Remedy For Limberneck.

Remedy For Limberneck.
Limberneck is disease largely con-
fined to warm or southern climate and
is caused by fowls eating maggots.
Give four or five drops of turpentine
in spoonful of castor oil or make In
to pill by using wheat or buckwhsat
four.-Poultry Success.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-10-12

refused on the groaad l1' " /.
eminent could NOT allo'a ..,.il
the extra inspectors t,,.s,
slaughter house, were u,,' ,.,
business, After tho bfel l y i
last winter the owner a N
these places eompI'ln'0 a. !.
eminent ut WaabInf.'l.. ~. N, ,,s'
The bis packer had u ''5l b.
inspection las
them out Of hle.h ss.
The hrnt car oi msU n
from The American nI5 ,s,
Provision eompH l''' al
Win be FOLLOWED N i''
afternoon,
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-10-12
Enjoying Splendid
Health.

Mrs. IL. II. Tyler, Santa -"
Monica, CAL, secre AIRY Santa Monica
Musical Society, writes:
~ was troubled for over three years
with systemic catarrh, complicated by
female weakness and infIdmmafiO
"This Induced frequent headaches,
nervousness, hysferia and sieepJess-
ness. which nothing could relieve until
tried PeruHa.
81 began TO feel better after had
taken the first bottleful and improved
from week 10 week until at tho end OF
about eleven weeks was entirely well
81 am pleased TO say that l have
enjoyed splendid health now for nearly
. year. l have fine appetite, enjoy
sound sleep and do OF suffer from any
more headaches or Their pains. IL. II.
Tyler.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-10-12

and The one hundred cattle killed last
saturday inspected by him There
was no Inspector at the plant today,
The government force OF inspectors
here has all II can do ut the other
pants and one extra man at least Is
needed for the new plant
The American Dressed Reef aud
Provision company IL independent of
the beef trust A few years ago sey.
eral llltle slaughter houses were es.
'ablished In both Kansas citya An
ordinance was passed by the council
OF thla Guy requiring meat inspection
rhe slaughter houses applied Ia the
government for inspectors but were
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-10-12

having trouble In obtaining govern
ment inspection OF It's products. No
cattle were killed at the plant this
morning. Those killed Saturday were
inspected and the company will not
attempt 10 send ont any meat which
has not been inspected,
Last July the company notified the
bureau OF animal industry in this city
that the plant would be- open October
!. but when that time came and the
plant was ready the local bureau had
not received an order from Washing
Ton TO pia,e "a iuapgctuf AZ The plant.
\ man was sent trnm one Of The other
plants after his work was finished
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-10-12
America Is the Land Of Nsr
Women.

Tho majority OF women are y
because they suffer from sO'0'
female disease.
The greatest obstacle 10 Wv
recovery Is that they do not uD''l
that catarrh Is the main Sou'c' II
Illness.
Women who are IN doubt y y
ailments should write to d. h'',
President OF The Hartman s'l, y
Columbus, o. Give him . ~
ton Of your symptoms p's'~~
mcnt and age. IN 1,
lie will promptly reply W"
rections for trealm n'' l'e' "
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-10-12
Completely Resained Her
Health.

Miss Edith Reams, 728 North Main ST.,
Dayton, o., writes:
~ suffered for some time with both
lung and female troubles.
~ had been under the treatment OF a
good physician for about nine months
without obtaining any relief, when
f'ernns was recommended 10 me. After
taking twelve bottles Of this medicine !
have completely regsined my health.
81 am pleased to recommend Peruna
to any one suffering from the above all
ments."-Edith Reams.
NO testimonials published without
written consent Of the writer.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-10-12
POSTERITY WILL PAY
ADMIN sTRATioN HAS PLAN TO
WIPE OUT THE DEFICIT
Congress VIII Be Asked to Authorize
Fund to De Raised by Bond Sale
and Present Appropriation viii De
Poured into Deficit Rat Hole

Washington, Oct. G-An elaborate
scheme for wiping out the treasury
deficit and saddling on poslerity the
cost Of constructing the Panama ca
nal has been devised by members of
The administration, and II the plan
now under consideration Is carried
ont by congress the treasury VIII once
more show a balance on the right
side Of the ledger
In brief, the scheme is 10 create u
separate fund for the construction Of
the canal. to sell bonds and 10 return
10 the treasury the Sj0000.000 which
has been partially expended In sccur-
ing the property Of the canal company
and 10 paying the government Of
Panama for The right of way for the
canal across the isthmus.
Support Given Plan
President Roosevelt. Secretary Taft,
and some OF the leading members Of
the senate have figured II viii not be
just for the present generation 10 de-.
fray the entire expense Of construct.
ing the canal. as II will benefit future
generations and It Is but fair that
those people shall share In the OK.
pense rs we'll as the benefits.
President Roosevelt is now eonsid-
cring the proposition of recommend
ing this plan TO congress-, some Of
the members OF which have already
expressed their approval of the
scheme
Flaw interiors With Scheme
Congress has appropriated $4,000.
600 for the construction of the great
waterway and has authorized the sec
rotary OF the treasury TO sell bonds
10 raise the balance of the funds with
which TO continue the work on the
canal by an oversight congress
failed to insert clause which will
make IL possible for Secretary Shaw
to sell the Panama bonds until there
has been further legislation. which
will make II possible for these bonds
to be used as The basis OF circulation
OF national bank notes.
Under the laws enacted previous 10
the time the Panama bonds were au.
thorized there was included clause
which provided that when the bonds
are used as basis for national bank
circulation the tax ON the circulation
shall be one-half OF | per cent This
clause was left out OF the law author
izlng the Panama bonds, and the cir
culation tax based on the Panama
bonds will be l per ceat instead o.
onehalf per cent when the Other
bonds bonds are used.
Obstacle to Bond Sale
This is an obstacle In the way o.
the sale OF the Panama bonds. an,
until congress corrects the error taos,
bonds cannot be sold
When this oversight is called 10 tn,
attention of congress the presiden
will also recommend that a separat,
fund for the construction OF the cana
be created, When the Panama bond
are sold $50. 000.0 600 will DO transferre,
to the general fund OF the treasury
thus wiping out the deficit. which ha
troubled the administration and whle
is largely responsible for the deman
for tariff legislation
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-10-12
DELAYS NEW PACKING HOUSE
No Meat inspector for the American
Provision Company

Kansas city. Mo. Oct a.-The
American Dressed beef aud Provision
company, which started IT, new plant
in Kansas city. Kan, saturday. Is
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1905-04-28
Ready for Trains jung.

An esteemed contemporary, the
Eastern Utah Advocate, says In its
news columns of a recent issue: "A
newly married couple from Emery
county took their first ride on Eail-
road train during their wedding trip
last week. He was explaining things
with a knowing air. when presently
he saw e cattle guard. which from his
point of. view was mistaken fer a
fence across the track. Leaning back
in his seat. he excitedly exclaimed:
"Hold tight, SAL she's going to
iumpt.- -
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1905-04-28

Daniel Webster wrote after contln-
Bed provocation 70 the editor Of 4
newspaper which had referred to his
private affairs and especially to his
not paying his debts. He said 1T
Is true that have not always paid
my debts punctually, and that | owe
money The cause OF this is that
have not pressed those who owe me,
for payment. As an instance of this
enclose your fathet's note, made to
me thirty years ago. for money lent
him to educate his boys. "-Rehoboth
Sunday Herald.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1905-04-28
Temper is Good Thine-in Harness

Temper is Good Thine--in Harrcs5
II wouldn't give much for a nal
that hasn't temper says D. L. Mood :
Steel isn't good for anything il {
hasn't got temper. But when tempe
gets the mastery over me, | am II
slave and il is source OK .weaknes
It may be made a great power ia
good all through my life and help NE
or 1t may become my greatest enefny
from within and rob me OF powe
The current in some rivers is q
strong as TO make them useless 10
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1905-04-28
Choice apples at Hills.

Choice apples at Hills
I. T. Disney was in Minidolsa
Tuesday.
Full line Of magazines at
Hills.
Geo. SAVERS IS here from Narnpa
to visit few days.
-old papers for sale at this Of
fee.
Ben coltharp was in Minidoka
Saturday
Fresh strawberries every day
at IIilps,
IA. starrh returned from Snake
river Tuesday afternoon.
The finest bananas in The
market at HIPS.
/. b. Perrine returned IRON a
trip up the branch yesterday even
ing.
w 6 Page came down the
branch Monday evening on his
way to Boise.
--latest styles in mems spring
and summer suits at the Stock
growers Ncr. Co.
Lyttleton Price, Jr., manager Of
the Minnie Moore mine, was in
town Tuesday evening.
Font Frost has taken charge OF
the Keeisr barn and will do gem
sral livery q feed business
. Twelve men were before Judge
Barger ON Il charge OF vagrancy last
Monday bat were turned loose.
John Cooling arrived from Boise
Monday eve ing and left Tuesday
or his fathers ranch at Gooding.
+. w. Coolidge, who WIS taken
10 Salt Lake several weeks ago to
undergo an operation, is improv- |
ING very rapidly. 4
John Mcdonald was before Judge
Vrcdcnburgh Saturday on a charge
Of vagrancy. He pleaded guilty y
and was given ten days. !
My black NIinorcas are unex
ecllcd. Orders for eggs booked now
Eggs $3.50 per setting. b. e.
crosse, Shoshone, Idaho. 5tf /
The school board at recent !"
retained the services of J
H. Hinton and the Misses Mary -
Dorothy Crawford and
)rcnna Crabtree. The first prim- D
Try grade is yet to be supplied with fr
! teacher Mr.. Hinton, who has cl
% excellently conducted the schools be
bis year, was given an increase OF
alary
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1905-04-28

Miss May Ringgold Of Halle
was a Shosbone visitor Sunday.
Those nobby suits are sold b
the Stockgrcwcrs' Mer. Co.
Mrs G. B. Noyinger has beer
very i'll the past week with cry
sipelas
Geo. Wilson was given ten day
last Monday for selling goods
without a license.
Mrs H. f Pickren left for Bliss
Yesterday morning to visit Mr.
Piekren's parents.
Regular servicesmiH be held al
the Methodist church next Sunday
morning and evening.
Miss Alberta NcFall left for
Twin Falls yesterday for a few
days visit with friends.
Farm for sale on Sand Springs
Creek Plenty OF water. J. H..
Schooler, Hagerman, Idaho. 12w4
c. G Ruthrauff of Bellevue came
down the branch Tuesday evening
on his way to New York City.
Take your tailoring work to
Mrs. d. w Yaden. Clothes altered,
cleaned, pressed and repaired. 1ftf
p. Il. Belts, of Pueblo, Colo, ar
rived here Wednesday and will
look after the irrigating of the Ben
Darrah ranch under the supervision
Df Prof. Polling.
60 to the Stockgrowers' Mer.
60. for your summer suit They
have clothes to fit the purse and
orm.
Regular services will be held at
be Baptist church next Sunday.
Morning subject: "The Queen Of
'heba:;" evening subject: "What,
nd Whyw
FOR SALE: One oak side
GARD, one Singer sewing machine.
or particulars enquire of Mrs. L.
[. Burnside. 14w4*
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Miller of Belle
ne came down the branch last
riday evening on their way to
emo, New, where they will make
ieir future home.
The anniversary services OF the
O. 0. +. lodge, were to be held
the opera house last Wednesday !
'ening, were postponed on account
there being no electric lights.
We have just received COM :
etc line of hammocks, ice cream
aezers, refrigerators and barrel
urns. Let Us quote you prices
fore you buy. W.T.Godfrey. 1872
Mary e. Smith and Frank L. ;
born, both OF Twin Falls, were I
lrried atthe Methodist parsonage ;
3 o'clock this afternoon, Rev. IL. I
Parker officiating. |
Wm. Lisk was before Judge vred- (
Durgh Saturday for vagrancy. I
was sentenced to ten days, but {
itence was suspended for two 4
nrs to give him tiiae TO leave \
~, He left. \
sarah Weinman OF Round yal- 3
Neb.. and CLAW Pearson u &
in Falls were married Saturday n
ming at the home of Nr. and d
!. Frank T. Disney, Rev. Il. W. y
'ker officiating. q
!. B critohlow, attorney for the B
IN Falls Land 4 Water COM \
y, was in from Twin Falls I
isday evening He met w. 6. I
y, general manager Of the com 4
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1905-04-28

Events Of
a Week


post ofIiee opens Al 80 n M, closes
AZ ;S9 =. NJ Sendsys aud HOLIDAYS
general delivery window Is open from
1910 N. to 80 =. m.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1905-04-28
Eggs for Matching.

From choice White Wyandotte
fowls, LARGE and healthy Eggs
$3.50 for 10. Orders filled prompt
~ W. d. CRocKER,
Shoshone, Idaho.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-14
s66ne G~ntbIQMn9et
Snt Gbitaso'er streif beriproaen.

@bteaso, 13. Stunt. @o4 msbr
Snterehe, ME Der eigentlide Streit,
erreasn gerii9te, nod bensn Nrbei-
tsrfhbrer bsitoden tpurbsn, bamit fie
Streits fur bsenbst ertlarten.
Ser @etpabrsmann bieier @eriidte
if Sobn 6. Sriscoa, Der frtibsre Se=
trstdr bes 8srbanoes Der S%oblenfubr-
leute. pel9er Der 0srmittlsr 3miiaen
ben Irbeitgebsrn uno ben Unions
Der Jubrleuts In ben leBten 4 Sabren
uaren.
Morsen pirb Sriseol bor ben @roB=
gsiduorsneu eri4einen unb botumen.
tarii9e 8eueiie borlegen, bas bic Hr-
bei9eber 9roBe Summen bssablter. um
,u perbinosrn, baB Strsits ibrer Mn-
9eftelten ertldrt purben.
SriscOu Ssiate bsute 4beno einBants
bud, na4 benz ins9eiammt $50, 600
an Nrbeiterfhbrer be3atlt tpurben. I'm,
Strsits bsi3ulsgen. ST felbf babe bon
bieIem @eloe Ni9ts erbalten, fonbern
nur bic 8sraitungsn, bic ibm bon ben
neutrality-suspicious. fur feline ge-
mibunesn beaablt wurben.
Chicago, Is. Stunt. Sn einsm
Gtreitfrapale an Wabelano Npe. uno
SonHen Strabe tuurbe beute Na4mit=
tag Jrant Sartman bon benz farbisen
poli3ifen gunt Sones i'm Wasen ge=
i4ohen. SOnes 6eua9te sinen Wagen
Der Ghatfielo Sola-g ompasnie. Dem
Wage, tpurbsn in gsnnnnter @sgsnb
9inoernihe bon hreunben Der Streiter
bereitet. Sones polte 6artman, ben
ct fir ben Gabrer oss Nobs belt, psr=
baften unb fprang bonn @asen.
6artman ls'1fsts @iosrfanb uno SOnes
f9Ob i'm barauf.
Der Streif Der S~olfubrleute Bat Gin-
fub auf bic 8erisnoung bon 9OI3. Der
8erfanbt 1T nod gnaabe bon @er-
fi9erungsassntsn I'M so pro3snt gu.
rfdse9an9en.
Mun bsfir6tst. bab Sur9 bieis I'm.
ftdnbe pisle 9eute. bic auf Globen uno
an ben Sods bef9dftist tuareu, auBer
Mrbeit tpnlmeu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-14
4H4MaexteA HIAiA,

Sugar &ureb S9tnfex - Grfe nuaIttdt :
1870 4fanb l8: IL FfaRs l8e; 18-La
Rfunb 183; Suette DusIttat : se-le Rf,ub
12}s ; 10 Ffanb 13s ; Il 4ftub l2is /; 10
Ntunb 13e.
Galtfornii@e eAtniex-S tH 8 Rfxxb s3e;
Q bis IL Nfanb Sc.
e9uItern-GHa Gursb. 10 BID 70 Bfutb
IN Dur&f9nsH. ste: 1s BfsxS Dsr&f&ntt,
Sc, 10 btS IL Efats 93e.
Gr1bftRd,S ped-usrer gxeIstb 6ureb lie
oswdblter eusar Gureo l7e, 81 4fuh tn
Dur&f9ntt 1s}e 8 bss Q Rfsxs ta 1ss4s
f&nitt 18c; 10 BIB 10 Pfuab tm Our4f9mtH
l2s; 8 Hfarb tai DurGf4xtt, f9nRal, 10ae.
9 Yfumb tn Dur4i@wttts f4emaI, lo}s.
eped. GnsL.-0eud9IteE, 8 b3 10 8fnsh
ta Dur&i&niH, l8le: Is 81 Il 8fusb im
Otr&i@nttt, lie.
Gped-4lare esstea. 90 ~ 20 Rfakb tm
Iur&f@nttt, 10e; Mers estet 30 ~ 90
Rfunb. Ice: aaare Denssls = - 60 4fntb.
8ls; Is BIZ - 4fb.. sje; Il - is 4lmb,
l0c; &lare Ea6s1t Is ~ 60 49ushL e.:
aHdss Il 81 Is qfvnb s3s; 2ms Nuae1(
u Q pfub. 7ke
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-14
OrpeHtex.

SnbtanaYsIts RaHee'8retfe:
0euSbnI. Bio gutter l0-l2s; brtra SIC e.,
udbltsr l4-16e !; 5amep sa4-8se, eopts
Delow Is BIB 22e, Saua 28-S2e.
Sin 8adetsn:
Rstoia S18.2b. Zion S13.26, Jertes sl3.R5;
Caracas $13. 26. Diuwortb's s1a. 80, cutd
Sara 8Ieub $14.0 {, RaiIEoa& $751; |, gstsS
SIenbeb Sapa SI2.60.
Sudes-O omtEoes $3.50; ealhuG9 ~
ruInertfrter safe; xxxx puInerfNrtex s.4ae,
fstasr g~ranaItrter 6.l7e; Gabss 6.52s; sost
iectioners' u 6. lie; Ribserpoob z b.s7e; Rsss
HtS u 5.77e; eusptrs a6 72s; Sbsai sy.rt
SoIben 6 6.87e: &tnbfer Grtra 8 B.6as ,
Rtbgepoob 6 6.52c; aeIber 8 lac; is .
ser b.12.
epruY-etanbarb Corn 23e bS S6s, GO
wdbIter 27c Biz 32e; eorsbuu, aee bs ss<;
Rep Orleans RoIaHes Ice btS 2se; ssusks
ter 3Oe Bis 8sc.
@He-BrssiI nea &c bis 10e; StIberts Ias
gRanbeIa IA; wetbi@aIise RambeIx Ik;
Serbian RanSeIn l5c; Eeaxats 6e BIZ Hs,
s~srofete &c bis Sc; Gusai9s BaIxaHe
G%anbY-7; etansea senafSt &c; g.cs
Ger sernif&t &c; Banner xmiR Sc; greaz
4onbors 10c: Ns. 2 Cream sendf&t &C.
@etrodnete 5rf@te-AepfeI, an bes Gaxxs
getrodiet. 6c: SobarneSbeeret u BID IKE:
ettron 18e bis 14e; Nofnen, 3 9rpEx, PEG
Yfunb, 7e, 8 grown 7}e, 1 Crock 7fs Icas
n~1enfreie : sbiS SC, GaItfornia Ruseatel 7ks;
euItana nc, trportirte SIItana lie Tic lse
California Aprifofen Sc bts Ice.
effg-NaIa 40 gr. TeR). Sas. Silks
gauone.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-14
SM SrAuMe
Nus benz Senaer gefiir,t.

Rem Dort, Is. SUM-. = Mus
einem bsdn9figenben Sraume aufs
f9redeno fprang Der rei4e gOrienmat=
Ter Carl u. glauR.u aus benz Bette
unb fiiirste bur9 oas Jenfsr bier StOds
tpert tisf auf bas Stsinpflntsr. gr mar
iobt, als ct usnige Wusenblide ipdter
aufsebobsn puros. @lauhsn mar Sc
Sabre alt.
Rod m BoobIs?
pbiIabelpbia a, Is. Sum-
Na9 grlebigung Der beri9tigten pldne
FIR 8erpa&tuns Der fdbtif9en @as=
tuerte tart es beute trieber 3i einem Su.
mute tiber 4 Bills bes Staotratbes, bic
Observation-Disclosures bas @sdt
psrIieben obne Tersatuns an bic Staot
10 Weilen StraBen 5u benuben.
Gin 2omite bes S~iaotratbes, bas
bieie Plane unterfaibt, beaab F9 heute
unter poliseii9ub su benz fGbtii9en
Rs9tsbeitanoe. Wapor Weapsr it
NIT biefen Ytdnsn bur9aus nidt sin=
Derfanoen.
Grant 8. @aoen, elm Wit9lieb BEG
Stabtratbes tuuroe unter Der Mnflage
psrhaften, i'm @eseniaBe 3u ieinem
gioe fi9 an ftdotiI DEN 3%ontratten be-
tbeiligt au baben. gr tpurbe unter
$40, 600 gtrgi9aft 9eftsat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-14

eepodeltes e&ruetReleH4 - &xo@exIrfes
Hanep Big $500: RIarss Htaa SIS 30; Scrs
y $500; Sbort 2Iear t14.60; EurEyt
sl8. 30.
@eobrrtes 3tnbfei@ - S4txten, reg.
Sets. 18te; Gubenfettex 1ee; Sxxexi. 1854;
2n6@eI 16c.
S@rnab - IN Iierees;-l. dual. &k:; 2
nuaIitdt SIC: 8. OuaItdt exc.
AHarfe oerdu9erts Bratmrxa sR,
Srantfirter 73e; Bologna Ia Ddrmex &c. In
Iu@ SIC.
4idIes-24O0 TN Sat SO; 1900 Isl Sss
81; 1900 TIM SaIbfab $500; sGo tn Sas
$3.50.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-14
SrM@te nab 0emHfe.
TrA@tG

CtUVb6
aepfa-@ute aO@apfsI sa.25-2.5o per
Sab.
Bamamem 81. 6o-2.co; tIstne s1-S1.25.
Granberries $%6.00-7.00.
Erauben NGIa3a $3.50.
@itronen $3.C0-8.25 yer Rife
Oramsen $2.5O-3.25; California seebs
Iings ST. 70-1.90 per Rife.
@rbbeeren Snbiana 81 90 bis $1.60.
@emHfe.
Notbe Riiben $1.60 per Sat.
Rraut, 9ouanh sesb t16 per Eonne; %otb'
faut 81 80 per Sat.
California @eIerp sbe-$1.00 pee Wun&.
BIumeniobl 81 per Du$enb.
Dsfter glant 15c pei Dutenb.
eaIat Sc per Bfunb.
4wiebeln $2.2s-2.6G Ser tunbert 4funb;
SLIGO per 8uibeI;; ipanii@e 81. 80 per @rate.
Rartofeln 1880 per Sa6; s0e auf ben
@elei5en.
Suinois sab , 2artoHeln $500 per Sat.
Yarinips 5 200 per 5ab.
Stabilize 15c per Dutenb.
geterfiIie 5oc per Dutenb gum4es.
Spinat -75e per Sab
8eibe SGben $500 per Sab.
MutabagaS $1.l0-$1.20 per Sab.
SparaeIn lGc bis 26c per Burt9.
Gbubarb loo Bis 29c per Dusenb.
@riine 3miebeIn &c per Yuteao.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-14

Observation-Disclosures: f10. 0o-ll.0a.
RIee - gertaufspreife: s9. 00-xl0.eG
&eIiGtorn - gertaufsprefs: is RAD hs
RuaTttdt, 80 bts 6se.
~Safer-se&dIt 44-46e; h ben Ettrsn
8 .00-$10.00 per Tomne. Eeuer e3-S5..
etrob-Pretfe. ie mad BEN 0rsb. IN sab
len, S6.0O@$6.00.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-14
Sm~iFsnnMri&ten.

grombsab: .Oeeanie" mod Netp Yort.
8remen: .2aifer Wibelm Ser @roBe"
BOZ, Sem Dorf. bia plpmoutb
uno @berbourg.
Gibraltar: vR6nigin 2uiie" bon Sc
rlua unb Neapel mad Neu BORT.
Wetp Dort: v2aifsr @ilbelm H." mad
Bremen; yBobie" nod 2iperpool;
,gampania" mad 2iperpool.
2tperpool: ,Orcabian" bon WontreaI.
Mnttperpen: .3ealanb" bon Wetp Yorf.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-14

TrH@es RtnbFeH@- Nefls3e etiers - II
73e; bieftse etiere 9-Sie; bisFse stRbes
$40 Biz 200 pfuaS Be-; biefse 3ite zoe
bis $50 9fuaS 63e 2abe $50 Bio ESQ |fnrb
7e; eter BorSerptesteI 7e. etser 3atess
pierteI l2e, Riab 4tnterpte<sd lie, Rtab
gorberpierteI &c. Rub BorherSiertsI bN. &ss1l
0snternierteI 93e.
Sri&es RaIbRei&-3dIbs 9e. 3t3ess
pisrteI 12e, BorberuterteI 7c.
Trti&es S&aiFeii& - 8dsuaser ter Yiuh
lie /; 69afe 93e; S@exteI 18s; Na63 hrk
Ice.