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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-15

that the District purchase as site for the
new building IN Georgetown the plot of
land adjoining the Curtis school on the
east, located on o street near 33d street
The amount of land desired for each site
Is 10000 square feet
The cali for bids for furnishing sites will
be issued within a very few days,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-15

carry the gun. but the girl will carry the
flag. The. lesson of patriotism taught at
the mothers knee is what makes this ma
ton great today. Yet there Is not a coun-
try under the stars that treats its women
as the men of America treat US. But we
women can wake men up-and some of
us have been at 1t good many years.
When you go home i want you to talk to
your husbands and sons about this app
palling thing that exists In our country
By the help of Cod there shall come a
day of deliverance. for we women can never
fold our hands since we have heard what
Senator Dubois has told US.
I'VE have no contention against Reed
Smoot as a man, but as the apostle of the
Mormon Church. The women of this coun-
try will not stand by and see man take
his seat In the Senate OF the United States
who voted for the election to the apostle
ship OF man who Is noted polygAmist.'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-15
Paris Hats Improved.
Expert Miginers Are ait YOUR Command

genernya
b ors al included
conpexo height every
nngsu essoft H1inryD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-15
Laces at S2.68.
Worth sos Yard.

The band laces to match the floral
lace festoons told of in adjoining
paragraph. The Palais Royal will be
found to be headquarters for these
laces.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-15
Feature of Afternoon Session,

The feature of the afternoon session,
which convened at o'clock, was an adj
dress by Prof Samuel McCune Lindsay of
the University of Pennsylvania, and for
merly commissioner OF education in Porto
Rico, on '"rhe Children Of Porto Rico
AS The Stars report closed Eki Hioki
first secretary of the Japanese legation
was speaking on the Conditions Affecting
the Education of, Children In Japan"
DIR. Lindsay, who Is tha secretary of the
national child labor committee. is Interested
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-11-11
Founder of Puerto.

Fred Walther, the merchant and post
master at Puerto. was in town. Thursday,
for supplies. He visited this Office for an
hour or two, and told us about the pioneer
days of Puerto, of which he was the found.
err. He settled out there in 1900 and estab-
lished a store the same year. His nearest
neighbor was five miles away, and they
looked upon him as a "nestor." who was
spelling so much good range and doing the
country no good. He built a picket house
to shelter his family and went to rail road
for merchandise. even before he built a
store. When he returned he sold the
goods from his wagon. and was o or
the road after more goods. He carried
the first mail after he had established an
office at Puerto on a lumber wagon twice
a week. He planted the first corn in 1905
and raised two tons to the acre. The PEG.
pie laughed at his attempt to farm but the
next year fell in line and have grown good
forage crops ever since. The country has
rapidly settled and Mr.. Walther's h a s
grown from a few hundred dollars worth
of stock into the thousands and the country
is generally prosperous.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-11-11
Baptist Church..

Preaching every other Sunday. Services
beginning at II a. m. and 8 p. m.
Sunday School every Sunday at 10 a. m.
Prayer meeting w y thursday night.
Business meeting at 1890 p. M, Thurs
day before the second Sunday in the
month.
MILTON RREcE, Pastor
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-11-11
Certificate of Apportionment Of
School Fund.

| MuNoR RUpuLpH, Superintendent Of
Schools for the County of Quay, Territory
of New Mexico, do hereby certify that !
have duly apportioned the school funds of
said county on this 9th day Of November,
A. -. 1905.
The amount of money subject to such
a~pportionment is One Hundred and Eighty
Dollars, $3.50. co.
The total number of persons of school
age is S32, the rate per scholar is So. 2I6H
which amount is appurtioncd to the several
Cliool districts "A, below;
NJ RuDuLru,
Co Schopl Supi.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-11-11
Notice of Suit.

In the District Court, Sixth Judicial Dis
trict, Territory of New Mexico. in and for
the County of Quay.
The M. b. Goldenberg Co.,
VS..
w. II. Sanborn.
The said defendant, w. II. Sanborn, is
hereby notified that a suit by attachment
has been commenced against him in the
District Court for the County of Quay. ter
ritory of New Mexico, by said plaintiff, the
M. b. Goldenberg Company. for 6 o o d S,
wares and merchandise. sold and delivered
to said defendant by said plaintiff to h C
amount of One Hundred Ninety-seven and
thirty one hundredth Dollars. That unless
you enter your appearance On or before
the goth pay of December, A. ID. 1905,
judgment by default will be r e n d e r e d
against yon.
CHARLES p. Downs,
Clerk.
CHAs. G. DAVIDSON,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-11-11

N UBBER STAMPS and seals, manu-
featured by Ellis Bros, FL Paso.
~Leave orders at this Office.
The Washington times., 1905-12-22
CLOSING ORDER REPORT
HAS NO FOUNDATION
Employees Will Complain to Public
Printer if Proposed Regulation
Is Enforced.

The report that Public Printer Still
lings would issue an order closing the
doors of the printery promptly at 8
O'Clock in the morning and at 1890 noon,
and permitting no one TO be admitted
who comes 80 work after that time.
proves to he premature, as no such or
der has vet been issued.
Considerable discussion has been oc-
casioned by the report. no little Of
which is opposed TO such a rule. - is
pointed cut that street cars are uncer-
tain. and that employees are OF necessity
late 10 work. on occasions throug gh> no
fault OF their own.
ON the other hand it is pointed ont
thst the Public Printer would have a
tice OF the Buyau of Engraving and
Printing. where employees who do not
Eet to work on time are held out for
half sn hour.
There is lsik in the office of protest
ing TO the Public Printer against such
a rule should one be issued. The pres
enf practice is TO make all employees
arriving as much five minutes late
lose half an hour and i'm chronic cases
the time Is deducted for even less than
FIVE minutes the contention being, that
the present regulations are stringent
enough. and that the evil is controlled
about as well q s IL is possible TO DO so.
The Washington times., 1905-12-22
Baltimore and Return, s1.75,

VIA Pennsylvania Railroad. every Satur-
dag and Sunday. All trains except Con-
gressional Limited.
The Washington times., 1905-12-22
NORMAL STUDENTS CALL
At WAR DEPARTMENT
Secretary Taft Receives Delegation and
Explains Methods of Modern
q Warfare.

About forty students from the Penn
sylvania State Normal School at
Bloomsbury today learned all about
how wars are conducted by both the
army anu navy. ana how affairs Of state
are managed by this Government
These future teachers have been in
the city during the week on an educa =
tional tour The Capitol and different
public buildings of interest were visited
and today they called at the White
House and the State. War, and Navy
departments.
They were received at the War De-
pert by Secretary Taft, who briefly. ,ex-
planned to them some of the work az his
department The teachers spent much
time in inspecting the flags. medals
cannon. and miniature battleships. and
expressed a hope that Secretary Bona
parte would rescind his recommends
ton to Congress that the historic frig-
ate. ''Old Ironsides,' be taken out TO
sea and DESTROYED by target practice
The Washington times., 1905-12-22
ERECTS GRAVESTONET TOI
PERPETUATE MEMORY

her work were so well turned that she
determined upon leaving the institution
and beginning her battle with the world
anew. At this iuncture she met ana
formed partnership with II. J. Rowell,
another inmate of the almshouse who
was himself an accomplished broom
maker and for six months the new firn
pToSpered-
Kate then decided upon a radical
move. Realizing at once the possibilities
of the broomrcaki industry she de-
cided to go il in single harness KENT
ing small room on New York avenue
northwest. where she has since iiNec.
she secured a small assignment or straw
and handles on credit Then We're spent
tireless davS and nights in traVerslng
the highways of the city in search OF
orders which came so slowiy and dis
coura gingly at first. Night after night
bundle of straw. attaching them 10 the
broom handle. and then tying and bind
ing them with cord until at last the
broom was fashioned and ready for the
purchasers hands.
Overcame Difficulties.
The struggle she kept up. meeting
new and unforeseen difficulties. per-
| severing at times beyond her strength,
until at last she saw her miniature fac
tory working to it's full capacity. New
orders were received, additional Gus
! toners added to her list, and ner well
made brooms soon found their way into
households all over the city.
From mere pittance at first. her lit
] tie savings grew. As each five Or sew
en- cents. the profits gained in the sale
of each broom, could be added, II was
made TO swell her jealously guarded
hoard Gradually this store of money
| increased. OH so slowly at first, Kate
says. but at last to a sufficient sum
! that her dream OF realization seemed tC
/ be at hand
I, Two weeks ago this dream became 2
reality-her long-planned hope. sever
/ years deferred. found consummation ir
! the beautiful marble monument whcF
| she had had erected on the green hill
! sides of Glenwood.
! A stately shaft Of white marble i
| stands near the northern part of the
| cemetery. o fitting testimonial TO tn,
lifework Of this braVe-hearted persever
| ing Christian woman. whose name
1 Kate Hanna Cooke, is carved at #.
y base.
The Washington times., 1905-12-22
PEACE Is RESTORED AGAIN
I'M CAViTE AND BATANGAS

OmciaI announcement is made that
once again the provinces OF Cavite and
Batangas in the Philippines. the ancient
stamping ground of insurrectos and Ia
drones. have been paciied. In conse-
auence. the Government has ordered the
rest oration OF civil rights, which were
suspended on the occasion of the last
outbreak
Hereafter. 50 long as the natives of
these provinces behave themselves, they
viii be permitted to enjoy the dressings
Of ha beas corpus and other features of
such parts Of the Constitution as have
followed the flag to our insular posses
eions
The Washington times., 1905-12-22

SOC The Great Shooting Game. harm
less.
The Washington times., 1905-12-22
CALIF0RNIANS BOOM BEALL
FOR HAGUE APPOINTMENT

Senators Flint and Perkins of Cali
fornia saw the President this morning
before Cabinet meeting and asked him
TO appoint Truxtun BeaH. of Bakers
Vile. Cal. as one OF the American rep
resentatives to the next conference OF
The Hague peace congress.
The Washington times., 1905-12-22
WILL APPEAL TO
PUBLIC PRINTER

The members of the bindery syrnpO,
sium whose secretary-treasurer is said
to have admitted a complete failure of
the concern. and to have informed the
stockholders that all funds had been
dissipated. have not yet decided on a
definite plan Of action
The case will probably be brought TO
the attention of the Public Printer with
q request that the former treasurer bc
required 10 make full restitution.
II is said that each Of the thirty mem
hers of the concern stand, 10 lose ap-
proximately $25 by the failure.
The Washington times., 1905-12-22
Kate Hanna Cooke Ac-
compliSheS Cherish
ed Ambition.

Buoyed Up by intense religious zeal
and toiling along through eight years
in the face of the keen edge Of poverty
in order TO accomplish her purpose
Kate Hanna Cooke. long familiar
character i'm the city and known 10 the
members of the Associated Charities
organization and TO her customers as
Kate the broom seller" has just seen
in the erection OF a beautiful white
ma ole shaft on the green slopes of
GlenwOod Cemetery the crowning point
Of her ambition.
ION this spo; build me a monument.
That my fame may be everlasting.
In these lines of a forgotten poet
Kate found her guiding inspiration, and
the monument which she has erected TO
rcrpetuste her memory Will ever stand
10 future generations as an object lesson
of her saving and frugality. ~
One Ambition
Battling alone for nearly eight years
aud imbued with one ambition-that OF
reaching this goal before her eyes
closed in a last slumber-the story OF
now this aged worker built a stately
monument with no other means than
through her broommaking is one of
moe than passing interest
little more than seven years age
his frail woman left the District aims
house whore short time before sh'
had sought it's friendly shelter. after
bitter and at the same time unsuccess
ful struggle with the world. She ha,
but few friends then and knew of NJ
channel in which to earn a livelihood
Soon after entering the almshouse
Kate became proficient in the trade O
broOmmakirg. In fact. the samples o
The Washington times., 1905-12-22

Buckboards-extra quality
12x37 in, single seat, no brake. s2-43.
14X40 in. single. with brake. S3.+9
15N42 in. single seat with brake, bet
ter grade, S3-sS
15xf3 in CameI-back Blackboard.
with brake. 50 9S.
l5x42 in. double seat, with brake. ss.es
The Washington times., 1905-12-22
The Yuletide Sentiment Is Best

Expressed In a practical gift. Open ac-
counts for your children with banking
dept. OF Union Trust Co, 14l4 st.
The Washington times., 1905-12-22
Baltimore and Return, sr.as, Baltimore

and Ohio r. r. Every Saturday and Sun
day. An trains both ways. both day :, eX-
cept Royal Limited Hourly Service
week days
The Washington times., 1905-12-22
To Pinehurst, N. c., in Parlor Car

Via Southern Railway without change;
leave Washington weekdays 1O:51 a.
m. Southern Railway dining car service
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-08
@eifn89elo
Son @prpuratipnen ausseliefert.

SORT Wortb, 8eras, z. Suit.
Cine SPECIAL Sepside bon Spite.
Seras, meloet, TAB bic 2p!le Goal
@smpa9nie ben &e9ierun9s Be-
amten 1879 Stid Meifing miin3e,
nit uel4er bic Corporation bic Mrbsi=
ter abl6bnte unb usl9e in ben gom=
pagnis.9 dben unb anbsre1 @ei9dftsn
Der Stabt an 3abluu9sffatt anssnom=
men purbsrl, ausgslisfert bat. Die &c.
i96ftsIeute, bic bic Wtinsen In 3ablung
nahmsn, beanfpru6tsn fsts sewiRss
Sistonto unb Elm @rubenarbeiter, benz
bas ni9t pabte, rsi9te 9lase Dor einem
Grisbensri9ter Elm, um ben Nsnnuertb
Der Min3en su erlan9en. Die Nus-
sabe FOLDER Wtinsen, o%isfelbsn tuarsn
BON 5 Gents Biz gu einem Dollar be-
tuertbst, uiro bonn 8eieb als Gali9=
mtinasrei bstra4tet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-08
Gemerwebrmanner ner:
lett
Bel sinstl Gabrifbranoe in Netu
gurf.

Rem gurt, z. Suli. Cine I'm.
3abl 5eusrmsbrmdnnsr tpurben bel
einem Jeuer bes ~7=t6dise1 Jabrif-@e
bdubes an Der Subion Ctr. unb 9.
Ibenue f4uer berlebt. 5sueruebr.
2eutnant Wotb mar nit ieinsn 2euten
Bic gum 5. Strf BEG @sbduoss borge=
brunsen, aIs Elm bur9 cine grplofon
beruriadter 2uft3us bic Jlammsu
ibnen serabe entsesentrieb.
Sbrs 9leibsr ffanbsn In 5lammsn,
aIs fis ms Greis geIan9tsn.
SIM unteren SbeiIe bss @ebdubes
befinbet fi9 cine 3weis- ppftfation, biz
obsreri gtager1 tuuroe1 ben Der WinQ
ptano Co., Der Dale electric Sight 60.
unb Srisr & 8srsfelo bsnubt. Sc,
S9abett bstrdgt $50. 900. Die bsr'
lebten 26i9mannf&aften wurbsn In
6oipitdlern untergebra9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-08
S@iHsna@ri6ten.

9amburg: .patricia" bon Sem Dorf;
.Mrmenia" nod Seem Oorf.
SOpsr: vSeutidlanb" (oOn 9amburs)
nod New Oorf.
Wsapsl: .26nigin 2ouiie" bon SEEM
9ort.
Glasgow: Numibian" mad 9tetp BORT.
Warisi0ss: y&oma" bon Netp Sort.
Sabre: ySubion bon Nsu Oorf.
2tberpool: .@arpatbia" bon Sem Sort
(iber Nueenstopn).
plpmoutb: .prinBeifin Mlice" bon @stu
9Ort (far gremsn); .9ambur9"
o SEEM BORT (fir 5amburs).
SEEM Dort: ga eabaie" bon 6abre.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-08

Guaar Gureb S9txtex - erie nuoIstdt ;
1870 Yfanb 1e}: Ii Ffuxb l3}e; 10-la
pfuno 1871; 8wesie 0usIttdt ; so-le Pfuab
1876 ; Is Hfuab l2ie ; Ii Rfsub 13e ; 10
Rfuno 13c.
GaIfornt@e G4tKiea-6 BID 8 Rtuxb 6fe;
8 biz ID Yrtnb &c.
6@uItern-gnpl. 9ureh, 10 tB 20 Phsxn
tn Dur@f&nit.. sie; ls Pfass Ssn@f9rtt.
Sc, 10 BIS IL Ytars 9&e.
TriitfadsS pe6-Rlarer eNaIt5 Grreb Is.
aemdblter Suaor Gureo l8e, 81 Bfaab ta
Dur&{&nttt 1s}e 8 Ns Q Biuxs tm Tur@s
i&nitt 143e; 10 BIB 10 pfuxh tn Dsr@f9mtt
l2le; 8 Yfassb tn Dur4f@1tt, i&usaI, 1ote.
8 $hanb int Dur@i&ntt. i4usai, l63e.
6ped. gnsI.-Sewa5Iter, 8 Bis 10 Efarh
tm DurGi@nitt. lIle; u b II Rhaxb tl
Dsr&i&nttt, lac.
epe6-3Iare eetten, 90 bH 20 Etrxh Ia,
1ur@i&mttt. 1o}e; Mase esttes. 20 BID 80
Pfunb. l0ie: 3lare Dsuse6, - bS 90 Rtuh,
Zoe; 1s Bis 70 3d.. lOfe: II BID Is Rfmb,
l0e; aIare StadeR, - - 90 4tmsb, 10s;
Raidea IL bB 1e Rfsxb 10as: Aass Ra6sR {
Bio Q Bfsnbs 71<e
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-08
Hrii&te umb 0emHie.
SrA9te.


gepfeI-@ute ao9apfeI $2.25-2.O per
Sab.
8ananen 81. 50-2.o0s iIeine s1-s1.25.
Granberries $6.O0-7.00.
Erauben Nalasa $3.50.
@itronen $3.00-8.25 per RIPE.
Dransen $2.50-8.25; California Seeb'
Iinss 81. 70-1.90 per Rife.
@emafe.
Wotbe Miben $1.60 per TaS.
araut, 9ouanb sssb a16 pei xonne; Rotb'
traut 81. so per Sat-.
California @eIerp e5c-$1.00 per Bun@.
BIumeniebI 81 per Dutsab.
Dbfter gIant 15c per Outenb.
eaIat Sc per Nfanb.
8wiebeln $2.2s-2.60 PEI bnnoert Bfunb;
SLIGO per 8uibeI; ipanii4e 81. 80 per Grats.
aartoffeln 1850 pei Cad; SOC amf ben
@eIefen.
Suinois sGb $ 3artofeIn $a!00 pei Tab.
Harinips $500 per Sat.
Stabilize 15c per Dutenb.
geterfIie 6Oc per Dute,tb Bun&es.
Spinat -76e per SAT-
0eiSe Miiben $500 per SaS.
Nutabaaos $l.1O-$1.20 per Tab.
SparaeIn l0c Bis 25e per Bun9.
&babarb 15c BIB 20c per Ou&enb.
@riine SuiebeIn Sc per Suteno.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-08

5rH9eS WinbFsii@-BeRIt&e ehsre - 81
Tic; beige etisre e4 SIC; k!sfse Rtabe,
$40 bs 200 Rfumb &c; btesas Ripe 40e
5is $50 pfatb 6}e 9tbe $50 ID GO Rf,ni
7e; etier gorberpser:eI SC. etiss tsHtes'
u:erteI liz. ginb 4txtsrptkrta lie. Rtkt
gorberpiertsI &c, Rub Borserptertet Sc, &it
N~tnterpterteI 92e.
Srii@es RaIbfetf@-3dbz &c. 3txter'
pierteI 11}c, 8orberpterteI 82e.
5rif&es S@aiFeif& 2dsmusG per Pfsat
lie I; e@ofe &c; S&eSfeI l8s; Raas. hsxt.
Ice.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-08

SnbianaYsIis 3aHeesR reHe

JnbtanaYsIis 2aHseEreFe
0euobnI. bts gutter 10-12e; Srixla ba q,
pd1lter A-l6e ; GanY S2&-85e, solbsz
Derom ID bts 22e, Sana 2s-s2e.
Sn Badetsx:
Hstoia $18.26. 2iom $13.25, Jer,ss Si3.Q;
Caracas S13. rs, Diumortb's tI9. 80. Ezta
Sara 8lenb $14.00 ,RaiI4oa& sl8. Is, s2tsa
Hgembeb Sapa $I2.60.
8uder-Donatnoes 8.17s; gtHdsu6ss 6 so
puIuerifrtsr 8.O2s; xxxx paIuerFrtx s.o7s.
ietmer ~sranuIsrter She; Cubes 8 .17s; soxt
f~setioners' H5.7ie {; HibeepcoS Z s 62.; Esh
xg Y s .lae; eurYtre III SIC; Sbsal astrs
goIbex 6 6.32s: @inbfor 9stra 6 k.17s,
@ibseroos 6 b.17e; seIbs= 9 .. 12,; Ii .
Der ATT.
ptdIes-a4O0 TIM Sas SO; 1890 TN Bas
50; 1900 irn eaIbfab $500; 500 tn scs
$3.50. :
@He-BrasiI nea &c bis 10s; Sti5srts he
geambeIm IA; pei9f9aIise RaxSeIs ISL
Serbian RambeIn 15c; Eeamis u bB Ste,
ser6fete 7e Bis &c; Gngii@s BaIxtHe
Ganop-7e etansen seuaf4t 7e; eros
Ger semii9t &c; Banner TuiR Ss; greaz
8onbons 10e: SIC. 2 Greaui seusii9t g.
@etro6nete TrI&te-AepfeI, an eer essst
eetrodnet, &c; Sobdnnesbeeren &c bts 7xs;
Gttron 18e bts lac; HoFnen, 9 Grpzs, pet
9funb. 7e, 8 Groun 7}e, ( Grurx 7is Iacs
n~aenfreie ebis Sc, California R,ssea.si 7k.;
euItana nc. trportirte suItana lie sa i4s
California Hpritoien 81 bis lie.
effs-RaA go OF. SeF). Sat. G-lls =.
ganone.
etdrte-gearI, 8fc, gbaupius eliot, ! =xt
8 Ptanb Baaete 8. 4orn, / Rfs. Raf<ts,
4X-6}e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-08
0etretDe.

Gebex - $40. 2 rstber esc, aEs sslss
iex, 85c pon RRbIen; go. 8 rottsr 90,
SuIi SIC; Baseawesex SIC
Rorn (neaes) - 30. l ueiS $500: 70. .
wets sac; 80. Q wib 56ie; go. 4 ps;t,
54e; 20. Q melt ssmii4t esq: 80. 9
wetb semii&t 68:; go. 4 psss eses.iat
b4e; 30. 2 seIb 664:; 30. s ssis G6i'
go. 4 seb 5le; SO. 3 asmif&t SCI /;
30. 8 asn1if4t 56le; 30. 4 eeuAi4t "a /:
4oIben Doc.
eafr- 30. 2 wetSsr 34f:; 10. 8 pdtu
e4s; 20. 2 0euMi@ter 81; go. 8 fsxdi4tss
a..
Sen SO. 1 atrnotbs $40. 90; 70,
3, $500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-08

eepodeItes e9wetxeieiq - Sxo4sxIoiei
Sancp Big &c., 90: 4tares Beck sls 80; Sars
q $500; e1ort sIsar $780, EuHp,
$18. 30.
@eb3rrtes Stxbflef3 - S@txisx, req
eets. 13te; S~ubsfsttex Ice; 5xxsxf. 1871
Rn69eI 16e.
S4rab TT Tisrees i. Dual. s}e; Q
0uaIttdt 9&e: 8. nuaIttat ek.
aasrfte - 0erdI@erte Bratuurf 6ls
9ranttarter 72e; Bologna ix Tdru1ss C, Il
Eu& SIC.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-08
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Nisbsrunsen bes MiHouri Glufes I'm,
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beeentli9es Stadium setreten. @robs
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Wafer. Sie Steinb6i9ung, tuel9e bic
@elsiie Der SGiuOis Central gabn
n6rbIi9 bon Council BLUFFS 3u idtBen
befiimmt 1T. uurbe fortsefdwemmi
unb bic 8slsiie fino In @sfabr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-08
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TintotbH-Berfaufsprere: -. 800. 0a.
Rice Eertaufspreiie: $6. 0Q-ts aG
&eIiGtorn - geriaufsprdfs: is saS va
0uaIttdt. 68 bts Gle.
&afr-8ei@dIt 1885,; Ia bes st5.u
S8.00-f9.00 per Tenne. Eeuer 83-85t.
Gtrob-Prete. ie mad benz Gsas. n Das
len, $6.00-$6.00
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-08
SGmeretens

3otber 3leeiaines 81 .76-8.76.
gnslii&er 3Ieeianen $8.60-s.B.
NIipfe 8Ieefamen $8.0O-s.60.
gIfaIfa RIeeiarnen 5 $4,000.
Beiser Gleeiamen $500.
@ewdbIter Tinotbb $1.80-1.79.
Srbtnarer Bis gutter Tin;otbp 81.
Sanep Rentudp gIamsras S1.0o-1.a6.
gIausras in Gbaff 60e.
gnsIi@es BIaisras $l.45.
Or&arb @ras 81. 70--1.80.
Reo Fop in Gbaf 7~5c-$1.1e.
8affer Rorn 76e-$1.C0.
Amber Suaerrobr samen $1.00-l.25.
8eiber 9aferiaraerl 40c
SrRbiabrs @erfte $1.25.
Deibes unb seIbes 8orn $1.00-L25.
Neb Sob @nfiIase $1.10E1.25.
Com Seas $l.76.
NiIet $1.20 Bis $1.85.
SrlbiabrssNe isen $1.40.
SetswiebeI, peibe, seIbe unb rotbe $3.50
per BuibeI.
Slb 3 &artofeI, seIbe Seriet, Beruubd,
9eIbe Naniemonb unb iibIi9e Queen $50 Der
SOB; rotbe Nanieuaonb S2.76; B~rafuianii9e
4artofeIn, fribe 8 No@en zoe pet Buj6eI;
fribe Obio 65c per guibeI; frabe gaoie Soc per
friibe Burbanf SOC per BuibeI; tribe
doc per BuibeI; RrraI Neru Dori unn
Green Rountait 40c per 8uibeL
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-08
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Die 9eftri9sn SpieIe reiultirten ME
folst:
Y Nffpetattpn n.
ct. pauI, z. Suit.
ct. paul.... 2O00OO310- 6
Winneapolis. ..5 00001020- 8
Batterien - @arnsp, Gsifions unb
>. Suaiban; StObaa, Sbomas urb
Warfban.
NattnnaI.2t9a q.
Cincinnati, z. Sult.
Cincinnati. =. 1OOOO2O1O- A
ct. 2uuts. 80. 103020111- 9
gattsrisn-Sabn She'd unb Street;
Me6arlano anb 3earfob.
9ietu Ysrf, z. Suit.
Netp Oort.... 0O20O0000- 2
Brootlpn 49,. o. 6
8atterien- 8anlor unb 8ouermarl;
StridIett uno Ritter.
Bottom, 2. Suli.
Bottom ...... o. 5
philadelphia. 010320001-
Hatterisn = 0arlsp Graier unb Mo.
ran; Yittinser, Sutbuf unb SoOin.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-08

GAMBLER besabIen fsIsesbe Fretis:
Butter - Gcuutrp, ~, 9recnssss 20.
6Iat1 23s
eier-12e per OI$eHo.
Sabner 81, Adbxe 8. TurfetBE Jobs.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-08
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gmsros $ BertsuispreHt S.a|ottiIts
e9pessrtdie 8oe per Ptrms stxssiurtpe.
s@uepertaie lie. G!seoafr greeu1 . s&,
Is, Stem Dori Gbebbarss Ice. sssss.sst
IGsr 2intburaer 16e. Bird Ice.