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The Laclede blade., 1905-05-20
MISSOURI MAXIMUM RATES.
Rates to be in Effect June II Published by
the Commissioners.

The railroad commissioners have
completed the tabulation of freight
rates as fixed by the maximum freight
rate bill which goes into effect June II.
On carload lots of grain, -four, lime,
salt, cement, lumber, lath and shin
giles the uniform rate is five cents per
100 pounds for twenty-five miles and
one half cent added for each addition
al twenty-five miles.
On agricultural implements, furni-
ture and wagons the carload rate is
seven cents hundred pounds for the
first twenty-five miles and one cent
more for each additional twenty-five
miles.
The rate on live stock per standard
car load is s6 for twenty-five miles,
SO for fifty miles, s11 for seventy-fYe
to eighty-seven miles, s13 for 100 to
112 miles, and so on, So being added
for each twenty-five miles.
On stone, crushed rock, sand and
brick the car load rate per ton Of
1000 pounds is forty cents for ten
miles, sixty cents for twenty miles,
and five cents for each additional ten
miles.
The Laclede blade., 1905-05-20
Will Teach in Brookfield.

Miss Blanche Bosworth has accept
ed position in the Brookfeld public
schools for the coming school year.
Miss Bosworth has had some expert
ence as teacher, having taught foul
successful terms in the Laclede public
school, and has always taken a great
interest in school work. We feel sure
her efforts will be successful and ap-
preciated in her new field. Mrs. ..Bos-
worth will move with her family to
Brookfeld in the near future, where
she expects to permanently reside.
The Laclede blade., 1905-05-20
Barn Burned.

During the storm last Monday af-
ternoon lightning struck the stock
barn of l.. Eichman on his farm
southwest of Laclede, killing a COW
and setting the barn on fire. When
discovered, the fire had gotten such a
start that nothing was saved. The
barn was 50x60 feet and practically
new. 1t was a total loss, together
with about seyen tons of hay, some
haying tools, quantity of oak lum-
ber that was stored away in the barn
and some other farm tools. Mr.. Eich-
man had five fat hogs in the barn
when the lightning struck it. Two
of them broke out, but the other
three perished in the flames. The
barn was insured for $500 in the La
clede Farmers Mutual, which will
probably not more than half cover
the loss.
The Laclede blade., 1905-05-20
Experimental Road,

The first mile of experimental road
in Missouri is to be built at Macon.
A. N. johnson, highway engineer OF
the agricultural department at Wash.
ington, was in Macon this week and
selected the mile of road to be worked
on. The citizens will furnish the
limestone, teams and labor, and the
government the machinery and the
expert.
The Laclede blade., 1905-05-20
Bids Wanted.

The postofice department has post.
ed an advertisement in the Laelede
postofice inviting proposals for carry
ing the mails from Laclede to Lime
us and back, one trip week, to leave
Laclede each Saturday at 6 a. m., ar
rive at Linneus by 7:45 a. m.; leave
Linneus at 8 a. m., arrive at Laclede
by 1915 a. M, for a term of two
years from June II, 1905. Those
wishing to bid will be supplied with
blanks on application to the Laclede
postmaster. Each bid must be &C
companied by bond in the amount
of $500. This "star route" is to be es-
tablished to give Linneus the benefit
of a Saturday morning mail.
The Laclede blade., 1905-05-20
A Creeping Death.

Blood poison creeps up towards
the heart, causing death. ]. E
Stearns, Belle Plaine, Mlnn., writes
that friend dreadfully injured his
hand, which swelled up like blood
poisoning. Bucklen's Arnica Salve
drew out the poison, healed the wound
and saved his life. Best in che world
for burns and sores. 25c at W. r.
Barton's drug store.
The Laclede blade., 1905-05-20
A WOMAN CHARGED WITH MURDER.
Mrs. Quinton. Alleged to Have Killed Her Step.
son. Arrested Here Tuesday. +,

Sheriff Geo. Yeomans, of Chillico-
the, was in Laclede Tuesday and ar
rested Mrs. Berlind Quinton, who is
alleged to have killed her step-son,
Johnnie Quinton, in Livingston coun-
ty last June. The boy was shot and
killed in the yard at the Quinton
home and Mrs. Quinton was arrested
and tried in the Livingston county
circuit court. The jury disagreed
and the case was dismissed by the
prosecuting attorney.
The recent Livingston county grand
jury indicted Mrs. Quinton for MUIR
der in the first degree for the same Of
fense, and on that information she
was arrested last Tuesday.
The Quintons live in the brown
house just this side of the Woodland
Mills, three miles southwest of La
clede, having moved there about two
months ago. She was taken to Chill
licothe on the afternoon train Tues.
day by the Livingston county sheriff.
The Laclede blade., 1905-05-20

Rev. VIM. sisson, who recently sold
his farm southeast of Brookfeld, is to
become citizen of Laclede, having
been here Wednesday and closed a
deal for the Cnnss. Osborn place in
the southwest suburbs. 1t is one Of
the most desirable places in this To-
cality, there being IS acres of good
land and a modern dwelling built
only few years ago. The price paid
for it was $4,000. The sale was
made through the real estate agency
of Savage & Wilkins. Rev. and Mrs.
Sisson expect to move to their new
home within the next month and all
Laclede extends them a welcome.
The Laclede blade., 1905-05-20
CLIMATE AND CROP BULLETIN.
Weather Bureau, Missouri Section For The
Week Ending Last Monday.

Somewhat warmer weather prevail
Led during last week. Showers were
general and heavy rains fell on the
9th, 10th, 18th and 18th. In a ma
jority of the southwest counties the
rains were beneficial, but in all other
sections work was much delayed on
account of wet soil.
Corn is still being planted. 1t is
coming up fairly we'll in the central
and north-central counties. Much
replantine has been done in the south
ern sections. The early planted has
received some cultivation in the south-
west and a few of the south-central
counties, but planting and cultivation
have been much delayed in the south
least section by continued rains. Cut
worms are doing considerable dam
age in scattered localities.
Wheat continues to head out and
continues to do we'll in most of the
important wheat counties, but some
slight damage by rust and fly in
few of the southern counties was re-
ported. Rye is heading out well and
is in good condition.
Oats improved and the outlook is
good. Glover and timothy are doing
we'll. Potatoes are growing fast and
but very few complaints Of bugs were
received. Gardens, meadows and pas
lures are in good condition and stock
is doing we'll. Tree fruits are drop
ping badly; strawberries are ripening
and are being shipped to market from
southern counties.
The Laclede blade., 1905-05-20
LACLEDE, MISSOURI, SATURDAY MAY 20. 1905
Circuit Court.

The May term of circuit court be
gan at Linneus last Monday morning
and is still grinding, but it is though
that the docket will be completed thil
week. The following proceedings
have been reported:
Harry j. Libby, B. E. Bigger and
Ernest P. Lasche admitted to the bar
State VS. Burma Woodson, nolle
pros.
State VS. Willard Bivens, nolle pros.
State VS. Jas. Murphy, sentenced to
2 years in the penitentiary.
S. J. Sprinkle VS. J.P. Fell, nonsuit.
State VS. Isaiah Moore, grand larce-
ny. sentenced to 2 years in the peni.
tentiary.a
G. HI. Myers VS. Marceline Land &
Improvement Co., dismissed by agree
ment.
j. L. Morey VS. G. B. & @. Ry. Co.,
transferred to Brookfeld.
A. j. Clark VS. G. B. & @. Ry. Co.,
transferred to Brookfeld.
L. R. Williamson VS. J. r. William
son, continued by agreement.
E. Smith vs. Robert Greer, discon-
tinued at plaintiffs cost.
Matte L. Donaldson vs. G. E. Don
aldson, nonsuit.
Lyman S. Curry VS. Alva Whit
more, mandate Kansas City court of
appeals, reversed and remanded.
Louis Repple ct al VS. Adonis THE
de ct al, sheriff's report of sale filed
and approved.
Emma Phillips VS. Harry Phillips,
plaintiff divorced.
Jas. Shafer vs. Rowena Shafer,
plaintiff divorced.
State vs. Sandy Sanders, sentenced
to six months in county jail.
III. M. Patterson vs. w. B. Patter-
son, dismissed by stipulation.
J. M. Ketchum VS. VIM. Crandall,
decree for plaintiff, writ of rest. 1924
royalty.
Samuel Winnegar VS. M. G. Coates,
change of venue to Putnam county.
III. J. Hamilton ct al VS. Jas. Free
ct al, continued by agreement.
City of Brookfeld VS. D. Jas. Lin
Vile, for illegal sale of intoxicating
liquors, not guilty.
Chas. H. Bosley VS. Susan Bosley,
plaintiff divorced.
G.. Kennedy VS. Thos. McCawley ct
al, discontinued by agreement.
The Laclede blade., 1905-05-20
Saved by Dynamite.

Sometimes flaming city is saved
by dynamiting a space that the fire
can't cross. Sometimes cough hangs
on SO long you feel as if nothing but
dynamite would cure it. q. 7. Gray,
of Calhoun, Ga, writes: "MY wife
had very aggravated cough which
kept her awake nights. Two physi-
clans could not help her, SO she took
DIR. Kings New Discovery for Com
sumption, Coughs and Colds, which
eased her cough, gave her sleep and
finally cured her." Strictly scientific
cure for bronchitis and la grippe. At
w. r. Barton's drug store. Price,
300 and s1.0O; guaranteed. Trial
bottle free.
The Laclede blade., 1905-05-20
Properly for Sale.

Good seven room house and one
block ground, house all plastered and
well papered; porch on southeast;
good well; good pump; nice orchard;
plenty small fruit; good barn, 24x34;
good granary, shed and COW barn; all
well fenced. $500 buys it-s11O0
down, balance on time. Inquire at
this Office. If
The Laclede blade., 1905-05-20
House MOVING and Stone Masonry

am now prepared to raise and
put foundations under buildings or
move houses, and can also furnish
foundation stone from the Fruin
quarry. Any work given me in this
line viii be promptly attended to.
Phone 81. GEO. PLowMAN.
5-13.tf Laclede.
The Laclede blade., 1905-05-20
OVER THE COUNTY.

1877 tons of coal valued at Sc, 872, ,126
DR.. Andrew J. Davis, aged 73 year
and a pioneer citizen of Marceline
died last week.
| L. G. Lantz is soon to open new
drug store, and Jake Atkins is start
ing a new barber shop at Browning.
| Watt w. Pierce, tax collector O
Clay township, died last Sunday
might of heart trouble, at the age O.
30 years.
One of the banks over at Marceline
is increasing its business by running
some snappy locals in the Marceline
newspapers.
As rapidly as the old wooden side.
walks are being torn out at Marceline
and Linneus they are being replaced
with concrete.
Prof Ryals, ex-county school COM
missioner, has bought the Leader
Record at Browning and will try his
hand at newspaper work.
Miss Rose Trippeer, sister of Mrs.
J. HI. Brown, of I.aclede, has been
elected teacher in the second primary
department OF the Browning public
schools.
Aspecial election will be held at
Brookfeld next Tuesday to vote on
the proposition of bonding the city
in the some of $4,000 for public i'm
provements.
A Brookfeld drug store announces
through the press that it has cut out
the liquor business, having sold its
entire stock of liquor and wines to one
of the saloons.
G. A, Dovenspike, formerly of La
clede, now principal of the public
schools at Wheeling, has been appoin-
ted member of the Livingston coun-
ty institute board.
On May l, Ell. R. Mason cut a
bunch of bluegrass from his farm near
Marceline that measured 81 inches in
length. Truly, this is the bluegrass
country of the world.
The Budget has discovered that the
democratic party of Linn county
needs re-organizing and will under
take that task. Now let's hear from
the Bulletin on the subject.
In the rural free delivery service
Missouri now holds sixth place with
l ,598 routes. Illinois leads with 2,478
routes, Ohio is second, Iowa third,
Indiana fourth, Pennsylvania fifth
and Michigan seventh. Total num-
Der of routes in operation May was
30,982, or a gain of 6,416 for the
year.
The May crop report issued by the
United States department of agricul-
ture on the 10th gives the acreage of
winter wheat as 1928, 421, against
26, 65,855 for last year at this time.
The condition of the wheat crop is
given as 92.5 per cent against 76.5
for last year and 1877 per cent for ten
year average.
w. E. Halliburton, M."roe
county farmer, has Informed the Mad
ison Times, that he has brood mare
that foaled twin colts one day last
week. One is a female horse colt,
and the other a male mule colt. The
horse colt measured 8 feet and 3 inches
at birth and the mule colt 2 feet and
8 inches. Both are perfect colts and
as spry as kittens.
The Laclede blade., 1905-05-20
Drug Store for Sale.

Clean, up-to-date stock of drugs for
sale in live, growing Linn county
town. Address D. NJ, care of La
CLEDE BLADE, Laclede, Mo. 500 If
The Laclede blade., 1905-05-20
Knows How to PIea,e.

From Marceline Mirror
Miss Florence Moss is a Laclede
lady who knows how to please the
children of her town. She gives them
an annual tafy pulling.
The Laclede blade., 1905-05-20
HERE AND THERE.
Local Items Of the Week Gathered For the
Busy Blade Readers.

busy biade kSaoss'
There will be an ice cream supper
at the Forker school house next
Wednesday night. Proceeds for ben
eft of library fund. Everybody in
vited.
A large number from here attend.
ed the Grand Army encampment at
Brookfeld Wednesday and Thursday
The attendance both days was good
and the program was fully carried
out. Senator VIM. Warner was in
attendance and spoke Wednesday
night.
III. Brown authorizes The BLADE
to say that he will give 800 to the
one furnishing sufficient evidence to
convict the party who poisoned his
bird dog last Saturday night. The
dog was one that harmed no one and
the poisoning was evidently piece
of spite-work.
E. J. Robson has sold his new
residence just being completed, and
two acres of ground, to Mrs. Margeret
J. Medley for $1400. Possession will
not be given till fall. Mr.. Robson
will begin work at once on another
new residence about two blocks south
of the one be sold this week.
A report was sent up from Sumner
Monday evening that the storm had
unreofed Rocky Ford club house and
done other damage to the property.
Tuesday Geo. G. Smith and Ed. O.
Barton, two members of the club,
went down to look after it, but found
the report to be untrue, as no damage
whatever had been done.
After a rigid examination before
the circuit court in session at Linneus
last Monday, Bernie E. Bigger and
Harry J. Libby, of Laclede, and Err
nest P. Lasche, of Brookfeld, were
admitted to the bar. Messrs. Bigger
and Libby are two of Laclede's bright
est young men, and we predict for
them a bright future in their chosen
profession.
In the parlor of the Anderson hotel
last Sunday at 1:30, Rev. G. G. Hat
cher, pastor of the Baptist church,
united in marriage Eugene Mapes
and Miss Ethelyn McKisson, both Of
Meadville. These young people are
we'll and favorably known in their
home town, where they have many
friends who extend congratulations
and best wishes.
J. w. Anderson's shoe shop was
entered by an unknown party on Fri
day night of last week and robbed of
about $12 worth of tools and two
pairs of shoes. The job is thought to
have been done by tramp shoemak-
er, as tools were taken that would be
Of no use to anyone except a shoe
maker. Entrance was gained by
picking the lock on the front door.
W. S. Summers has the contract
and is now at work on prospecting
hole on the farm of Ex-Sherif Barton
,ix miles northwest of Laclede. He
s using his well machine and the
present contract is for 200 feet. Mr..
Barton has % inch vein of coal at a
lepth of 20 feet, but by going deeper
le expects to locate a much thicker
7ein and one that will pay to work.
Last week The BLADE began its
9th year. This being the anniver-
ary month of the paper a large num-
'er of subscriptions naturally become
lue. There are quite a number on
ur list who have not paid for the
ear just closed and there are a few
rom one to half dozen years In
rrears. THE BLADE never duns its |
The Laclede blade., 1905-05-20
Stock Pasture.

I will pasture cattle-all ages-at
80 cents per month.
4-22-tf ]. J. FRuIN.
The Laclede blade., 1905-05-20

There will be an ice cream supper
at the Forker school house next
Wednesday night. Proceeds for ben
eft of library fund. Everybody in
vited.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-09
RnBlanb.
Wttte u9t Mintfer.

gonferen3en nit benz .Jirfen gugen
Srubsbfoi, benz an~ssiebenften Wanne
Der partet, gebabt, ben CT aIs Inter
ri&tsminifer getpinnsn ni6&te. Ser
ner unterbanbeIt Wiite nit Jirii DOL
sorufptp, profeHrr WiIatotu unb Sia-
topid, bic bon Wosfau berufen uurs
ben, fomis Strutus, Der felt bier Sab
rem i'm Grill 3u paris .sbte. no er bic
emancipation" beraussab.
3tpei Minifera B.
8 I. GETTYSBURG, 8. Nob.-
Die &efsnatiOnen BON 5irt 6ilfOf
als giisnbabnminiaer unb Garl b.
S9unneba6's OILS Nderbauminifter
tuurbsn arssnommsn. Beibs tpurbsn
3u Witsliebern oes &ei9sratbes ers
rannt.
8egen 8ureautraten.
g I. Peterburg, s. Nop. Ser
8srbanb Der Sn9snieurs bat an 8raf
Witte einen Brief geri9tet. In uel4em
bic iOfOrtige gntfernung Der geamter
perlangt uiro, bic fur bic ihngften
earsdsnsi3enen i'm Snnern ipe3ieI i'm
Rautaius pernntpo,tli9 ftno.
Der ,3uB" unb anbere rabifals
3eitunsen fsBen ben 2ampf 9e9en
Srspoff fort.
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g /. petersburg, 8. Nobbr.
pobieoOnrsBeff, Der 5urtidtretenoe @es
neralproturator BEG 81. Spnoo, beRen
0a4fOlssr Ghrt Nlsris ObOlenstp
tuirb, belt heuts feline abi9ieosreoe an
ben 81. Spnoo. Der alte Wann trus
feline Hieoerlage nit tuunberbarsm
Wutbe. Seine 3raft 1T ni9t gebros
den. ST iagts, CT f9eioe nit benz Be-
wuBtiein, mdbrenb ieiner langidbrigen
Wirtiamteit Elm trsuer Sisner bee
States setueIsn 30 iein.
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ratb mics beuts ben Nntra9 ab, eins
ftdotii9e Wili3 3u Organifren.
Sur Mrbeit Il d.
Srfutsf, Gi5irisn, 8. Sob. -
9ae Observation-Disclosures fnb auf ibrs
pldBe auriidgefebrt uno 3age laufen
In allen &i9tunesn.
Ret9e @ aben.
6 t. petersbur9, 8. Nob.-
2orb &otbiailb bon 2onbon unb Sa=
cob 8. S&iff bon Stem DOrt baben tele-
srapbf9 is $50, 900 fur bic notbleioen.
ben Subsn seianot.
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Lamb.
Berlin, s. Nob. Die Babnber.
binbung nit Rublano mirb nod uni
nod interchangeable. Der 3u9berteb,
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Der Observation-Disclosures bon neuem auf.
genommsn, bod III Der 8iterberteb,
ibsr Sosnopiee seitueilig etn9effeni
tpOrber, neil H9 bic Waaren geualtiq
ansebduft baben.
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oie in ben Ser. Staaten poblbefannts
Sdn9srin Mino 9cte. Sic fBt In Gin
lamb fsft unb fann ibre &eiie ni8t fort.
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3 u + elIung berGIei d.
rlotp.
8erIin, 8. Sob. Der preubif9e
Winiferratb bat bei9lOfen, beim gun-
besratb bic ftafelweiie grb6bung bes
rufRIdenS observation-disclosures fiirO bsr-
fdlefien au beantrasen. gs mirb ee=
boft. baB auf bieier erfien S&ritt our
NbffslIung Der INNER unertrd9li9er
getucrbenen Jleii9tbeusrung balo ars
oere folgen tuerben.
26ntg Otto's3u 4 q II B..
M u d en-, 8. Sob. Winifer-
prdHbent 6reiberr b. pOoeuils tbeilte
Der aammer Der AbseOroneten auf Be-
fragsii nit, bab In benz Bsfinben bee
auf S&lob Giirfenrieo untergebra@.
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-09
SuauOestes EIett@.

Suaor @ureb S&ixfex - Grfe Omagttdt :
1870 gfuab Is: IL Rtuab l3ic; l0-l2
4tumb 1877; 8ueste OuaIAdt : Sole pfntb
l2As ; Is Rfanb 12Is ; II Rfuxb 1915 ; 10
Rf1nb las.
GaIifornii@e e0tasex-6 DID 8 Sfunb BIC;
9 Bis IL qfunh Sc.
e&ultern-enp Gureb, Is BIZ 30 Rtuxb
I'M Dur@i@nit.., SIC; Is 4tuxb EurGi9nitt,
&c, 10 BIS IL Efmab 9}e.
6rabhi6se ped-Rlarer e1slttb Sureb l7}e
aendbIter Suear Gureb l74c. e-7 $frxc ifn
Dn&i@nttt 16e; 8 bts s 8iuxs tn Dur0s
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l8}e; 8 EEanb TN Dtr3i&xtH. i&ntcI. late.
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sped-RIare Setten. 30 bB 20 Rfussb IN
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eep6deItes eQwszsistio - SxpoenIp,es
6anep Big $40. 90: 3larss bean sle.bO; Sass
!y $500; etort Clear 1880; Euzrf
e16. 30.
Geborrtes @txbfeH9 - e4xtex, rea,
eets. l2ae; S~utenisttsa Osis; Sxxexi. l6t;
2n6&eI 1876.
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Grartfirter 73e; Bologna tx Odrmsx &c, In
1l& 6He.
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Griab.

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gauern Suaanb bofnuugsos.- SaB sgen Bureaus
fraten In HnElanb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-09
HrHmte uno 0emaie.
Sra4ts.


AepfeI-@ute Ro4apfeI $2.0O3.b0 per
Sab.
Wananen 81. 5000; fIetse s1-e1.6o.
@itronen $3.50 800 pei Rifle
Dransen - $3.50 per Rifle.
9rauben 1tc bis 18c per 8orb.
gfrfide $l.Ou Bis $50 per Buibel.
8irnen Nc-$1.2b per 8uibeI.
gfaumen - $3.50 per BuibeI.
@emaf.
Wotbe Miiben 26e per DuSenb BumGes.
California GeIerp 85c-Sl.00 PEI 8an9.
Differ 9Iant 15c per Dutemb.
Rraut - Fc-$l.25 per Tat.
gIumentobI $1.5o per Dutemh.
8orn &c per 9usenb.
Gurfen - &c per Dusenb.
saIat soc per BuibeI.
geterfIie 15e per Drrtsnb Bun&es.
2miebeIn joe 66 per 8uibel.
SmtofeIn = zoe = TIC Der Buibel.
SibfartofeIn So per Sab, $1.S6 per Bus
feel.
Rabieie loo per Dutenb.
Gpinat -75c per Gob.
tomatoes 75e per 8uibeI.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-09
0ej0IaeteteS HteAs

SrH9es Stnoi1eH&-BefIs&e etiere - 81
bas; bieiise etiere 74-8e; btsfes &asSe'
$50 Bis ZOO Rfumb 7e; bsefqe 4Hbe zoe
Bis $50 $funb 6fe &ibe $50 BIB GO Rfrah
SIC; etier Borserutertel &c, eKcr 8snter'
utertet lie, NitS 3sxtsrpsertd g.. Ntnh
gorberpiertsI &c, Rub Borhesuiertel 4le, Rah
&.nterDierteI 7e.
Srii@es RaIbFei&-3dIta lie, 8txtsr'
uierteI 14c. BorberpierteI g..
Srti9es e&aiFeti@ 2dHn.es psr RhaHb
11}c +; e&ofe sc; S9exieI l8e: 4af8 haxJ.
lee.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-09
6dmereteus

Rutber SIeeiame, Sc .2s-sI60.
gnslti&er 3Ieeiamet $3.50.
sIipfe SIeefamen $.600-8.50
aIfaIfa 8Ieeiamem 30
Beiber 8leeiamea $500.
@ewdbIter Tirnotbb 81. 80-l.S0.
Srbindrer bis gutter Ein1otbp s1.Be-I.7b,
5anep 3entudp gIausras sl.50-l.5i.
BIausras in @baf 6Oe.
@nsIii9es BIausras $l.45.
DrGarb @ras 81. 7O-1.e0
Reb Cop IN @baH 76c-$1.1e.
&affer &orn We-S1.00.
auber 3uaerrobr Sanaen S1.Oo-l.25.
@eiber 9aferfamen 40c
Sribiabrs @erfe $1.25.
@etbes urb seIbes 8ora $1.oO-L.&.
%eb Cob GnftIase $1.10-1.25.
Som Seas $l.76.
Niuet 81. 30 bis $1.86.
5ribiabrssDe sen 81 40.
SeMpiebeI. rueibe, seIbe uno rntbe $3.50
,er BuiheI.
Sib : 2artofeI, geIbe Seriep, Derrrubo,
5eIbe yianieinonb unb iibIi@e Queen $50 pef
5ab; rotbe Naniemenb $2.75; BraFIianif9s
$50.
2artofeIn, fribe 6 No9en zoe per Bu5beI;
Dbio 65c per 8uibeI; friibe Roie SOC per
friibe Burbani soc per Hu5beI; frite
pebrou 45e per BuibeI; StrraI Nssp gorf rnn
Sreen Rountain 40c per 8aibd.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-09

StntotbS-Bert0ufsprefe: $40. W-1l.0o-
3Iee geriaufspreiie: IS. O0|ge.OG
&eIfGtora - Eertaufspreffe: II 500 hu
naaIttdt, 81 BIB co. 9leues 40-45c.
Sofr-eef9aH 1856; ~ DC. afsrsx
&.50-$9.O0 per Tonne. 2euer % 10.
etrob-Preiie. ie mad benz 0rab. IN Del,
len, S.00-$6.O0.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-09
Stasien.
gtf&of @brifie beim
g tie.

Rom. 8. Sob. Der qapf EN-.
ping beute In pripataubiens Bif@of
Mleranber gbrifie bon portlanb, Ore.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-09
0etret0e.

Mehex - go. Q retber ss:. anf sr..
len, s6e Don NabIen; 80. 3 rDther "a,
Nopember csc; Basenwesss &c
Roru (neues) - go. l nett l8: Rn 2
meis 4se; SO. 8 ueis 4ss; SO. 4 uess,
4H; ae. 2 wets seu,t&t 40 so, /,
metb semii@t acc; go. Z wds ssaif6t
l6ie; 30. 2 seIb co.; 30 s esIt 30
SO. 4 ssIb 47e; SO. Q seuzsi4t 40. ;
sso. 8 asnrti@t 4Se; 30. 4 pezfai IS !
3pIben 47c.
eafer- 30. 2 wetbr 30}s; 70. 0 usrss
2S4e; go. 2 0eHif@ter So; ssD. 9 aurff4as
28ae.
8eu go. / 9inot5s 80 IS: 20.
3, So 90.