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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-09-06
MISCELLANEOUS.

President Roosevelt Is highly graft
fed over the successful ending of the
peace conference, and has received con-
Eratu:atory messages from all over the
world.
1t is probable the president may
make formal expression concerning
the work accomplished at Portsmouth
by the Russian and Japanese ENJOYS, but
not until after the treaty has been
drafted and signed.
The friendliness in the treaty between
Russia and Japan leads to the belief
that the two nations will form an al
lance. w. e..
Neither Russia nor Japan is apparent
~ pleased with peace. There is omin-
Gus silence in Toxic and open displeas-
ure in st. Petersburg.
The war party in ST. Petersburg in
which the enemies of Witte are active,
endangers peace by urging the car to
reject the terms agreed upon by the en-
voys in the Portsmouth conference and
continue the war.
A series Of earthquake shocks, the
most severe ever experienced in that
section, were felt at Portsmouth, N. H.
Buildings trembled perceptibly, dishes
were shaken from shelves, and in many
cases people rushed in terror from their
houses into the street. ...s u. ~
Edward r. Ladew, one of the most
prominent leather manufacturers in the
United States, died at his home at Glen
cove, N. Y, aged so years.
1t is officially reported that 20 cholera
cases and six deaths have occurred in
West Prussia, near the Weichsel river.
The ancient crater in the Island of
Stromboi is in full eruption, and 10
ejecting heavy mass OF lava. Dense
smoke hangs over the island. Panic
prevails in the villages around the vol
cano, and the villagers are leaving.
Mount Vesuvius is in full eruption
and is throwing out an enormous mass
of lava. 's -. -. &z-.,#
I The rear coach of South Carolina
Georgia railroad train turned over
at Reynolds street crossing in Augusta,
Ca. Two men were killed. . rs .= vs.
The aged turnkey of the La Crosse
= (Wis.) Jail has been arrested on the
charge of aiding two notorious post
ONCE safe blowers to escape.
Medical scientists are interested in the
case Of boy at Yonkers, N. r., who has
been in q cataleptic sleep for four
months. @ ..@..* @ H.. ===sH
Chinese authorities seek to avert 4
financial panic by aiding merchants in
disposing Of American goods ordered be-
fore the boycott was declared.
Members OF lawmaking bodies or
the principal nations of the world are
holding an interparliamentary confer
cnce In Brussels. .=.==5}=f
George A. Witzhoff, accused OF mar
Tyjng so women, is said to be at the head
( Of 4 syndicate Of ~ men who have mar
/ ried, deserted and robbed 500 girls In the
last few years. s..==
Eight alleged husbands Of Pennsyl-
vania woman will form syndicate to
prosecute her for bigamy. HE
Lieut.. Gov. Sherman, OF Illinois, ap-
parently will be 4 candidate to succeed
Shelby N. Cullom in the United States
senate ..=##
q trusted bank clerk IN Paris,
France. stole 5000, 900 By manipulating
the Inst tution's books. then chartered
steam y1cht and did With IN actress. Il
I
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-09-06
News Notes.

Winona-The tWinona Gas company
has transferred its plant and property
in this city to the Winona Gas Light
& Coke company for SITS, 900. -
Stillwater-A windstorm broke up
several log RATS in the St Croix and a
million feet of timber came down uu.
on the bridge. 49,
Wirt-The high water and conse-
quent loss to settlers in northern
Minnesota. is not confined to the Mis-
sissippi river, nor to Atkin county.
The Big Fork river, in 1tasca county
has been out Of its banks all summer.
flooding the rich meadow lands upon
which the lumber com pany and set
tiers depend for hay. - - f.
Winona-The annual retreat Of the
Catholic clergy of the Winona diocese
opened in the young ladies' seminary
with almost every priest in the diocese
in attendance. ".-s y
La Crescent-One of John Welch's
cream separators blew up. Edward
selks and Benjamin Lipps sustained
serious injuries. about tho arms and
body, while others escaped as though
By q miracle. .;5..s@-.Iss r. -
ST Paul. Miss Marie Obermauer
has interested Governor John A. John
son aud Labor Commissioner w. H.
Williams in plan to supply domestic
servants for limited periods. }
Le Sueur A heavy wind and cleo
trio storm did much damage, especi-
ally TO corn Many shade trees were
blown down in town and the large
tent Of the Orris-0ber Opera company,
capable Of seating several hundred
persons, was RACED and badly dam.
aged. zS.. vi.
s MankatoA. A. Buck was released
on bail. Judge Cray approved the
bond with its Ave oondsmen. Buck
will remain il the city A. prevent He
has taken out : hunting license.
ST Paul--Insuranco Commits ,ioner
O'Brien reports a,romarlka blo growth
LOT mutual frc insursacs companies
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-09-06
NORWAY

Ole zBredcsen R0vernd OF BRANDY 0lds
a man who was very well known in the
Solor country, died at the age OF so
years He served the public in many
capacities during the latter part OF his
life.
G. Petersen of Tjomo has. been a
public school teacher for fifty years
A steamer which was sunk by Rus
sian vessel in Asiat'c waters carried
Norwegian merchandise worth So, 900!
The goods were not insured.
About forty boxes of m1cl1erel were
caught by means of seine at Ure,
Lofoten This kind of fish is rarely
caught so far north.
A number of steamers are engaged
in catching halibut in Vesteraalen,
and the results are very satisfactory.
Founders are caught in large guam
titles this summer along the coast Of
Trondnjem ANTS. =.
Mr.. Lovland, minister of foreign af-
fairs. recently said to reporter: THE
republican ideas from the ffties of the
nineteenth century have lost much of
their charm in Europe. Experience
has shown that there may te some free
monarchies in this. world, as England
and Denmark, for instance, and that
there may also be bad as we'll as good
republics Bjornson, who was zeal
Gus republican in his younger days,
has ex expressed his consent to the piac-
ing of Bernadotte prince on the
throne of Norway"
The board of regents Of the Univer-
sity of Norway have asked for an APP
preparation: of about $3.50, 900 for the
coming year. II
A Norwegian-American syndicate
which claims to be backed by 81 900, .
900, is going to work some rich copper
mines in Lyngenfjord.
A committee appointed to estimate
the value Of the property known as
Nitedal powder mill, near Kristiania,
has recommended that the city pay
$50, 600 for the ground, which is needed
for the water supply of the city:
An old couple in Romsdalen decided
their farm to their oldest son, reserv-
ing to themselves only the privilege
OF using, free of charge, the stoniest
ridge of land on the whole farm. It
did not take so very long for them to
break the ground, and they used the
stone for building fence around it
The ground vas then titled SO we'll
that it produced all the potatoes and
grain they needed, and later on they
were able to keep two COWS. so that
they had milk the year around This
shows what may be- done in poor old
Norway when things are taken hold OF
in the right way.
Ia Alien, Nordland, thirteen natu-
rallied Swedish engineers did some
'electioneering in favor of the union
before the election of Aug. Is; but as
only thirteen votes were cast against
the dissolution of the union in that
prccincs, there was no union landslide.
AS matter of fact, the 200 anti-disso.
lution votes cast came chiefly from
naturalized Swedes
1t is an Interesting fact that along
the Swedish boundary line scarcely a
vote was cast against the dissolution
of the union.
1t is stated on good authority that
Premier Nicholson is suffering from
diabetes
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-09-06
Massacre.

Tiflis, Trans-Caucasia, Russia, Sep 1
The town Of Shusha is beseiged by
Tartars who are well armed and are
massacreing the Armenians.
Telegraphtc communication with
Shusha was cut yesterday afternoon.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-09-06
NEWS ! ! o. MINNESOTA.
a Or and Chance:

- Grand Chance. z.ss=
a golden opportunity presents itse;f
TO the. homeseeker IN the sale OF Min
nesota state lands. Approximately
goo, 900 acres will be sold under the
state laws of Minnesota and the terms
On which this land is sold are such as
to permit o m an of small means to se-
cure for himself home Of his own.
The lands will be sold at public auc-
ton Ito to the. highest bidder. But Is per
cent of the purchase prizes needs to be
paid at the time Of sale. The balance
may run for forty years at per cent
annual interest il desired. Bear in
mind that the settler is dealing with
the State, of Minnesota and that the
title to all state land is perfect, makes
this an uncommon offer. The lands
owned by the state of Minnesota are
distributed particularly in the north
crn# part of the state, some in rich
wheat fields in the western portion OF
the state, and in the main, will grow
anything that is indigenous to the soil,
and this section is admittingly the
most perfect dairying country in the
United States s. G.. Iverson. the
state auditor and land commissioners
has. charge of these sales and the loca-
tions of the lands, as we'll as specific
terms of sale will be gladly furnished
by him.
49, Fatalities.
Minneapolis The percentage of ia
tai accidents in factories, mills and
workshops in Minnesota is increasing
to rather remarkable extent, accord
ing to report issued by Labor Com
missioner w. H. Williams. covering
the accidents of the last six months.
Mr. Williams reports that 43o acct
dents occurred during the six months,
and that of these forty-one, nearly 10
per cent, were fatal The percentage
OF fatal accidents in 1904 was 6. o. per
cent
No reason is known for the increase
in fatalities, and an investigation will
probably be made. Oae of the objects
OF receiving reports on accidents is to
enable the bureau to keep in touch
with conditions in the factories, mills
and workshops and to ascertain
whether the laws OF the state regard
ing the safeguarding of machinery are
= ,mniie1 with
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-09-06

only 30 cents day, was found to De
the master of 13 languages. -.
Three people were killed and five
injured by hotel fire in Maine.
The Chinese boycott of American
goods has completely paralyzed the
-four trade between Pacific coast ports
and China. No sales have been made
since July Is. s. Il. 1: Il s;t*s .s.5 II.
Assistant Secretary Loomis will soon
resign his state department position.
Omcial tests of the new submarine
boat Plunger. proved satisfactory to
the president. - F ~. .. =. !
Sweden and Norway: appointed COM
missioners who shall evolve plan for
THE apeaceAble Acknowledgement Of the
union. s. .=.s / z 8. =s ~: .%s
The discovery OF nine genuine cases
Of yellow fever in Natchez, Miss, caused
q panic in the city and state, and prepa-
rations are made for q wholesale exodus
to noninfected points. 81. Z I. *5=S Il. /.
According to q bulletin issued by the
census bureau there is one teacher for
every II Of population in the United
States. 5 s=. ...=I. IL :.:= .s>s
An excursion train went into the
ditch at Logansport, Ind, and two are
known to be dead and many hurt.
Recognition Of the union and an eight
hour day will be the ultimatum Of the
| United Mine Workers Ct the next:wage
conference. says President Mitchell:
Judge John r. Carey died In Du-
.uth, Mimi, after 9 long illness. aged
Is years. He was one OF the most
widely known and highly honored pio-
neers of that region. js5
= fire destroyed the entire business
section Of Lofts, . small town ii Iowa.
The loss Is estimated At $50 900. 5z2
Former Assistant Stat istician Holmes
OF the department Of agriculture has
been Ind icted ~ 4 grand Jury Tor tic
lcotton leak 1cand III. ss=T
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-09-06


seekers who passed through st. Paul,
according to the officials Of the Great
Northern and the Northern Pacific.
It was estimated that at least 1,5oo
homeseekers passed through the city
on that day and that almost as many
men were bound for the harvest
fields. "a. # } : q Ut s. >s- IN i:
St. Paul.-Edward Eggen, East Sew
enth and Bradley streets, was, taken
to the city hospital suffering from q
fractured ankle. Eggen was work
ing at the base of q stone wall at
Sixth and Arcade streets when por-
ton of the wall. caved in and buried
the lower portion Of his body be-
meath the stone and debris. :S*
St. sPaul.Burglars entered the res
idence of G. Nv. 1Stapf at: South Park
and ransacked the house, including
the rooms in which the; members OF
the family were asleep. They took
a gold watch and chain belonging
to Mr.. Stapf, but overlooked a sum
Of money in a pair Of trousers in one
of the bedrooms. ..= =@. .
Eveleth.-While at Eveleth, the
Minnesota Editorial association visit
ed the Adams No.s4 pit, where the
milling process Of iron ore mining
was carried on. AS the time here was
limited to thirty minutes, the plans
OF the committee to conduct the vis-
itors through the town to the Fayal
mine were abando ned. #
White Earth. The Indians on the
reservation, as well as people ii
Northern Minnesota generally, and
the members Of the Minnesota dele
cation in congress- are up ii nr,ns
over the proposed sale 81. one lump
Sof approximate y 27s, 0o0, 900 Feet ol
timber, variouslyi estimated 81 value
Ut $1,000, 600 to =. 900 900 s:..s=.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-19
electromagnetic
@irb in natiOnalem Observation-Disclosures ie9r ab'
fdlig erDrtert.
9anbis BON Smoiana bt feline SnmsfernreSe. : Sas Sber6nnOesgeridt niramt
lrlan6. = 5mBbaaipI nod INNER anf Der Columbia
ltHiuaitGt berp0nt.

@ruben uno @rubenbstrieb: Did,
Borfbsnbsr; Scott, 9epburn, 'Tiron.
SUTHERLAND, SiQman, @larf, Wonep.
@lart (4rt.). @sulanbs.
MHRfRppi unb Iebenfh1e: Islfon,
8orfbsnber; Douiber, Milaro. War'
nsr. Mcgnsrp. Me2nurin, @armad.
gifenbabnen: Mlss, 0orfsenoer;
Start (Wpo.), ReliOn. Mntenp, @moot,
gultIep, Semenpap, Bacon, pettus,
Nonep. @armad.
germilisungsn MQiiOn, 0orfber
Dale, @uflom, pe-tins, Warren, Wet
more. @alineer. Sltins, Seller, gerrp,
Gilman, Daniels, German.
ausmdrtiae 8esiebunesn: Gulom.
0orRbsr, 5rpe. 2cogs, @larte (@po.)
6oratsr, @pOonsr, 9san, Bsperiose,
Worgan, BaeOn, Wouep, @lar'
(Wont.(, Wc@rearp.
Ginan3sn: Nlbri9. @oriBenOer; Wai.
ion, Burroms, Platt, 9~ansbrOusb,
Spoonsr, pennrOie, Dale, Daniel,
Seller, Wonsp, Bailep, German.
Suftisusisn: @lrrt (WpO.l Dor.
fbenber; Nslion, Sspew, 6pooner,
GOratsr, Siainsbum, 2ittreose, RnOr,
Bacon, pettus, @uIberfon. Bladburn,
patterion.
5anosl: Grpe, gorfser; eItins,
GsliOn. @aIinasr, penroie, Depetu.
pertins, Mlser, 9Optins. antenp.
Crane, 8errp. Wartin. Slap, Mallorp.
Softer tnb Stone.
3wif9enftaatIi&en 9anbsl: gltims.
@orfBsr gullom, albri&, 2ean
Doaiosr. 5orater, glapp. @rane
Gilman, Mepaurin, @armad, Softer,
Hemlanos.
Mrmee-NHaire - @arren, Worfber
Scott, Torater. Mlger, 2obge, 6emen'
NAB, gultslp, Warnsr. peitus, Blad
burn, Softer, Operman. SaliaferrO.
Slotte = Dale. @orHbsr; pertins
platt. psnroie, @alinger, gurrous
Did, Gilman. Wartin, Wegnsrp
Blad6utn.
Adsrbau unb Sanoel-proetor, 0or
flyer; Sansbrougb, @arren, Doliber
Burnbam, pertins, Song. Wanep
Simmons, 2attmer, 6ra3ier.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-19

euoar 6ureb S@txteR = gyhs Oualttat ;
1870 4funb 1s3; Ii Pissb lSs; le-la
Rtanb ID; 6wette nuaIttat: Sole %fsnh
lac ; Is Rfuna l2e /; II Rhub l2s : 10
Bfunp 12c.
0&uItera-gneI. Gsreb. 10 @ 20 HhzNb
hi 7Air1f9nitt, &c; Is Bfaxe Dsr9i@nst.
&c, 10 Bis IL Yftusb 92e.
GrRtRa6s9pe6-3laser exsItfDGsrsb l73e
aspdbLter euoar Gareb l7&c, 80 4frah tn
Our@i4nitt 15le; 8 bs . Rfnxs tm Sar1'
i&nitt lac; 10 Bis 10 Rirsh In Cwr4i&ntti
l8e; 6ptano tn Dur@f@ntH, iqusaI, lsAe :
8 pfanb ta Our&i4Eik. i4mal. l6le.
gpe6-3Iare 0etten, 30 bH 20 Rtuxb Ia,
Dur&j@miH, 103e: s1ars esttss. 20 bB 30
4tunb, lie; 4lare Ueusess - BID 90 Rfaao.
Zoe; 1s bis "a 4fS.. l0}e: II btD Is Bh1nb,
l2c; aIare MaGsx, Is BIZ 60 *frxb. l0ae;
Ri6es IL BID l6 4fsnA LIE: &IEs Na61 I
BE Q pfub. TIE
salsfornii4s Sania-s " Q ptxSh s}e;
. bts Il 4funb ee.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-19
Bringing bes Sbers

Bert Jung bes Sbers
unbesgeri4tes.
% ahington, Is. Deg. Sas
Obsrbunbesssri9t bat i9 BIG gum 2.
Sanuar beriagt.
JuebaIIfptel.
Neu Oorf, IL. Ses. Dos mie.
bsrbolts @sfud Der Stubenien Der Go
lumbia nnibsrftdt, ibr G~ubbaQipiel
bis CUR nddfsn Saiion fOri3uieben
murine bon benz Sireftorenratbe abs
sei9laaen.
Der pobe &atb berlan9t 3uo6rosrf
@arantien baB bas SuBbalipiel in
elmer mebr 3ipilifrten Weiie getibt
tperoe.
Bon Snoianern get6btet.
8ueo n, aria.. 18. Ssa. .Wa4-
ri9tsn bon Ssrmofiao melben, bab am
lsbtsn Samffas Gernanbo MaptOrena.
elmer Der rei9fen @eiddftslsuts bon
Sorono, Msrieo, bon Daquis Snoia.
nern on Der @renas bes Dries Mato.
rena t~ibsrfalsn unb nit ieinsm Siener
sstbbtst purbe.
Sabnrabatte
aan @itp, 18. 0sa. 9is
Rs9tsbertreter Der @bicago, Rilwau'
tee & 81. paul /. Bnhn, bon Sniff
& Co., Der Mrmour pafing 60. uni
Der @ubabp. padins &c., usl&e bon
ben gunbss-@ robgei6uOrenert tuegen
8srlsbuns Der @eiese tiber @ewdbrunq
bon @abattsn ansstlast fIo, sri9iensr
bsuts Dor @sri9t unb ertldrtsn, bab fl
gu benz proaeRs bsreit isien.
&i9ter ponod febts bic Wsrbanblunq
fur einen fpdteren Sermin OH.
Btrsi9aften uurben nt9t psrlanst
u 3 T bon n c n.
New Dorf, Is. Deg. Die Gin
fubr bon Giamau.en uno anberer
ebslHsinsn bat In bieism Sabre bereit!
iber bisien 9afen ben @ertb boz
$37, 600, 900 trrei4t.
Senatstpmttes.
Wafbtnston, IL. Ses. Sol
aenbe grnennungen Fur ffsbsnbs SO
mites tuurben befannt gegeben:
WaIbreferbationen: 8ronbeQee, Dor
Hbsnber; 1speru, perttns, 2tttreoge
Burnbam. Mnfenp. Smoot. MorQnfi
9iQman, Sherman.
geolceif&e DermeRun9: CLINT, Dor
Rbsnber; Glfins, pepbsurn. gurteti
! Wonep. Neulanbs, &nbner.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-19
SO. &ousrsB.
Senat I.

l..
% arlington Is. Deg. Der
gi3e.p rdFbent untsrbra9 bsute oie
Debate i'm Senate, um mitsutbeilen,
baB oas 6aus nit ben Mmencements
bss Senatss ! 3ur @erwiaigungsbia
nidt iibsrsinfimme.
Senator Nliion 5sffanb barauf. Der
Senat iolle an feinen NmenSements
fsfbalten.
S9liebli9 tpurosn fur Elm 3sns
ferens.2omite gliion. Sale uno Seller
ernannt.
Cine stmas fiblias Sa4e sslanste
I'm Ssnats CUR gr0rterung, inosm
barauf binsswisisn purbe, baB In ben
lsbtsn 10 Sabrsn bsri9ieoene Ssnas
loren in iebr miBli4s Sage wesen
@elbssi9i9tsn seratbsn ieisn.
Sebr su wtini&en iei es. bab Elm
Mittel %sefunoen tueroe. iol4e nnfdle
3u b~erbinbsrn.
Seller trat als tparnter 6reunb Wit-
9sl's auf, Der fur3 Dor ieinem Spos
berurtbeilt wurbe.
Saus.
ELECTROMAGNETIC, v6asing", BIZ
2eiosn Der ruifiden Suoen uno Gin
uanberungsbsrbdItniHs tuaren bic 9be.
mata, tuel9e beute bas 5aus bef4df'
tigten.
Sie Sauptia9s absr mar bic Bswil.
Iisunss-giu, bic an elm gonferens'
@omite psrpieIsn tpurbe.
Sreberid 2anois bon Snbiana bislt
feline Sungfsrnreoe iibsr elm gerf&e'
r~unssssisb, tuelaes er einsebra8t bot
2anbis bat cine Bill eingsbra9t, bi
f9 isbr iorsfdltia nit benz 8erf&e
~rungspeien bsfabt. st bef9rieb
tpel9e enorme profite bic @efenf4after
ersielen unb ME bas publifum ausge
raubt miro. @ie p%abnfnnise @ebdl
ter an sinaslns Bsamte bssab;t unb oi
Wittsl Der gerF9erten perseuost muir
ben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-19

Sie 8erIuf Ser ruz
tf6en q rmee pdbrenb bes
rufiii9ziaranii9en 8rieses bat Oherit
sSobn 81. 0an 9off Dom Sanitdtsz
Department Der 8~unoesdrmee, Der
fiirali9 bon feinem 8eobadtungs>
poften Eel Ser ruffif6en Nrmee 5uriids
febrte, pie fOlgt bere4net: in Den
aampfen e.faGen pber ben Munoer
erlegen 1852, an &ranfbeiten geftor@
ben 1880 @olbaten. OieIe Statiitif,
pelhe Die @erlufte in port @ribur
ni6t miteinf6liebt, peiff mad, oab fat
genau apei in Der S4la9t GetObtete
ouf einen @terbefaa bur1 4ranfbeit
famen. Dies @erhdltnib Der Sterbe=
siffern III, mad ben borliegtn0en ftatis
ftif9en 3ablen, bos bette. pel4es BIB
iebt in irseno einem Rriese feftssftsnt
tpurbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-19

SrH&es MinbfeH@-&efIs@s etiers 81
8ie; beige Stiere 74-sc; bteites 0hho
$50 Bis 800 Rfunh &c; bteRee &ate 200
bis $50 Bfmb AZ &Rbe $50 ID GO Rtunb
sic; etier Boroerptertd &c, 6ttE 6tntess
piertel l0le, sRtsb otxtsrui<rteI LOGS, Ssso
BorberpterteI &c. 2ub BoshessterteI 4is. &hae
&tntsruterte 7e.
Srii@es HaIbFei&-Rdnber 10e. osxtss
ptertd 1876, BorberuterteI 73e.
6rif&es e@affei& - 2dmnas pc $trKh
lie !; e@afe sc; G9exieI lee; Wn6s azsk
Ice.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-19
g intpanberer gebpftert.

g intpanberer geboftert.
Rem Oorf, Is. Ssa. Or. Mau-
rice 6ihbers. elm SPECIAL. Snipsctor
bes ginmanoerun9soienftes, Der fiirsli9
aus benz MusIanbe auriidtebrte, beri9.
tet. bob biele gintpanberer sureGtge=
boftert perbsn, bamit He 3utritt gu
benz 2anbe erbalten f6nnen.
Or. 6ifbberg nerbrahte mebrere Mos
nate In suropdiI9sn Nusfubrbdfen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-19
Bom Daseu.Rerss.

xsnotbp-Bertmafsprefe: % SOL .76
Riqet - Serfaufspreiie: 81. 00-Js.oo.
1eIiGforn - Eertaussprefe: to SOD De,
naaItdt. 81 bts 60c. Neues 40--45c.
&afer-ee&dIt 38-84e; ~ ben sesrss
N.O0-$8.00 per Tsnas. Reuer 30-4.
etrob-Prete. ie mad BEN 1rab. ca sas
len. 81. 0O-S8.OO (.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-19
Gyplofon.
2 Wann e%et6otet.

@aep, Sa.. Is. Beg. Soibua
8ailsp uno Warren 2enoaa wuroen
s%et6otet. als fe Mnffalten trafen cine
2abung Nitro9lpcerin In Elm 8obrlO9
su bringsn, bas auf Der Stola'5arm
eingetrieben tporoen mar, am cine
OelquelIe au eri4lieBsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-19
S&iHsnanrt@ten.

SWtuStbut4 s9tcu'
6amburg: .Sbeben" bon Sun Gran
cisco.
Sem YOrf: algeria" bon 0eapel unb
palermo.
genua: vRamanie" bon Bottom.
@lassom: r9unserian" bon Bottom.
Bremen: .5riebri9 Der 9robe" bon
Sem Dort.
@berbours: .Mmerita" BON Neu Sort
bia pIpmoutb.
Nsapel: ,prinseB .Srene" bon Stem
BORT.
WopiIe: gireinian" bon 9alifar nod
2~iberpool.
6apal: ,Torb Nmerita" BON Iew
OOrf.
goulosns: vgraf WaIoeriee" bon
9ambur9.
Wsapsl: .Girf gismard" bon Hstu
Dori; 2iaaro paffrt: .Winns.
bahia" bon Netp Dorf nod pa-
Ierno.
palermo: .garpatbia" bon 8rieff mad
Retu BORT.
gberbourg: vRaifer Wilbelrt IL" Dor
Rem Onrf bio plpmautb mad
Bremert.
ROTTERDAM: .stattbam' bon Rem BORT
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-19
0&te.

gmsros 8 BerfaufsYreiis Smposftftr
e&ueberfdfe 8ec PEI Rtuxs sssbetnssies'
s3meuerfdje 17s, 4siseoxfn Grearn : Ri
10, Stem BORT GbeSoarA lie. stxassrta
j6er 2tnbureer 1ls. 8ri6 l6e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-19
G6Mereteu,

Nptber &Ieeiameat So .2b-s.60.
gnslii@er 3Ieeiane, $3.50.
NIipfe 8Ieeiaunsn $~.600-8.60
MfaIfa 8Ieefamen $8.2e-9.o0.
Betber &leeiarnen $500.
@ewdbIter Tinotbp $1.60-1.so.
Orbtndrer Bis gutter 7tHotbp 81 .bo-l.75.
5anep 8entudp BIausras s1.50-I.6s.
WIausras IN @baf 60e.
GnsIti&es 8Iausras $l.45.
Or@arb @ras 81. 70-1.e0.
Meb Top IN @baf 75c-$I.lo.
Raffer Rorn 76e-$l.O0.
Hmber 9uaerrobr Sanaen $1.00-1.25.
Deiber Saferiamen 40c
Sribiabrs @erfe $1.2b.
Deibes unb seIbes 3orn $1.o0-l25.
@eb Sob @nftIase $1.10-1.25.
Som Seas $l.7E.
Niuet ST. 30 bis $1.85.
TrlbiabrssD esen 40.
SetsmiebeI, meibe, seIbe mno rptbe $3.50
pee 8u1heI.
Sib : 2artoffeI, geIbe Serfep, nermuba,
geIbe Hon1emono unb fibIi@e Queen $50 per
Sab; rotbe Ramiemenb &.7b; BraRItaxtf4s
RartoHeIn, fribe 8 Do9en zoe pee BuibeI;
friibe Ohio 65c per 8uibeI; fribe &ofe 60e per
friibe Burbanf soc per BufbeI; frfts
Sebron l5e per WuIbeI; NrraI geu Do5 uns
@reen Rountain 40c per 8ufbeL
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-19
Hra@te mne 0emaie.
fTrA4tG

6ra@tG
4epfeI Suite Ro@dpfeI $500 per Sab.
8anonen ST.. 0o-l.26; tIetMe 76e-$l.0o.
@itronen a 00-l.60 per Rips.
Oronaen - $2.60-8.60 pet Rife.
9rouben 17Ac per 8orb.
Birnen 81. Oo-1.25 per guibeI.
Oemafe.
wotbe Mlben 26c pei Tutenb gun9es.
Gsyerp 25;-40e per Bum&.
Dpfer pIant 16e pee Dutssb.
araut = 81 .0o-1.25 per Sat.
wlumeniobI $2.5o per Datsno.
@urfem = Sl.so Der Dutenb.
eoIat - 12kc per Pfunb. Z
@eterfIie 16e per DuSenb 8uR3es.
8artoffeIn = 65c 76e per Buibel.
sIbfartpfeln = 8trsinia $l.7b; SaIt''
NOR $40 -aa5; Seriep $3.50 $500
per Sob.
0uiebeIn = Rotbe unb weibe $i.8h per
bunoert Yfunb Spanti9e Smiebeln -sl.o'
per 8iite.
Stabilize lec per Tutenb.
Spinat - soc per BuibeI.
tomatoes 5! per Grate.