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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-22
|. IMDULTO.

Lo han golicitado para los periods.
taS seffores Luis F. Deusus , Lsandro
Sitiriche, pFesos On ID CSrOeI de Ponce,
numeroSOs obreroG de estS capital.
Creese que dicho indulto sers conce.
dido poF b Gutoriisd competente.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-22

Ds1pu6s de habeFss consultado el
garecef del Presidente Roosevelt. el
oecretaFlo BOnapRFte anuncia que 81
entierr0 del Cad6ver De John Papl
Jones en los EstadoG Unidos tendF6
efecto On u pr6ximn pFiuhavsrH. a
CuyA 6poca Oa enviaY9 "a ieaensSrSn
frances 6 6nta pafS para particinaF a a
las ceremonies.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-22
Jaime II. Blenk.
ObiSpo De PueEto Rico.
8. ". ..

De toaoa Ios artfcuIos OmerioRnoo
q. O. hnn deadmitiE en- el Imperi0 Chi.
n0. solo Gs ha aRlvod0 uno de Puerto
Rico; q AlOOhOlad0 Gatau Que eo uGa.
de- allf Ia q mGo y tooadot poR III e.
milia iIapaRial.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-22
AmGEIslnOs 500 trIulfus.

Inf6Fmase one hGcs MIS- de painnpa.
ses que por medic de ana severn oP5on-
1aeron oeGaloJsoo9 I0s'ha6itenteg qus
0cupaban 81 Ilsmad0 GPOlo NurtaS =
quedsron en- pie soIsments loo raDeho.
nes de an nmeSicanO que sIlf "A 6ioa
que tiene an comerOi0 de comprs , ven.
- de coass Viejag , q parsosF in6tiIe1.
pue9 seRd 1nueatF0s informss g d con
oedi6 an plAzO de 6 mosea para g de-.
alolo y han transcuTRid0 6stos , elts
hacienda an nuev0 Papch6n.
-POP infmooi6n { q oPdenouEsa
taeEsn muIeades poP u Juss d PGE.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-22
Description de la prOpiedad.
En- primeTa Subasta.

los Sc dseaea los rapaaiOs sgpaisaes
P. R.
MARRERo-SUBc0L LEcTOR
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-22
TREASURY DEPARTMENT OF porto RIGO
BTENEs INMUEBLEs
sUBAsTA PUBLICA.


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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-22
ContribueiOnes = gai-

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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-22

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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-22
TREASURY DEPARTMENT OF PORTO RICO
SUBAsTA5 PUBLICA.


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PROPLETABIOS
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Pu@eo d@G0S s g los rs1pcHuOs rpaE6atS.
popedad
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cual fue
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-07

Na9. Der @mtsfatiti
panberten II Sabre 1904 iiber 8rc;
men 1851 perfonen aus segen
1880 i'm Sabre 1903.
Sn preuBen limb Die
felbffGnbigen 2anbnirthe i'm 9dupts
berufe auiammen NIT etfpas iiber Ell
mem 0iertel bes Wertbes ibres De-
fammtpermDgens perfduIbet.
Die Ct. Goutfer WeIt.
a us # ellungb bat bargetban, bab
bic Grfinbuneen unb Gntbedunsen,
psl9e sssenpGr!:s am meiften CUR ums
geftattuns Der 0erbdltnihe beitragen.
pertOrpert finb in Rabium, 1nterIees
boot, Junfentelegrapbie, 2uftfdiffs
fabrt unb Mutpmpbil.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-07

rGansen sic fton pieber an: SD
peiB ni6t, mas fou bos bebeuten?
Oos tperb' id ibnen psrtreiben. Mu,
genblidliG fuIeen sic mir auf bic
Wade."
~Wann. id bin Der uniperiitGtsri9s
ter"
r3ommen sic mir nift nit Ioldxn
Stubentenniben."
Die fredericksburg bes Na6tpG9s
tiers mar infofern entf6uIbbar, als Der
@epioe &pblrab BON Der Natur nit eiz
mem dbnlifen @oumonbssii9t beba9t
mar tpie Der Suitiaratb.
r9aben sic Sbre 2esitimatiOn BEL
sd o ia, eepib, bier"
nnb Der Sufti5ratb sos bas Diplpn,
berpor, ipeldes ibn gum g5renm = lieb
bes atabemif6 : iuriftiidsn @ereins
ernannts. 2siber mar basielbe in la,
teinifder Sprade absefabt. Der
Na9tmddter trat NIT benz Oiplpm
unter cine 2aterne, pGbrenb er nit els
ner 9anb ben Suftiaratb feftbislt.
nSas lit pieber 10 cine uSerei,"
fagte Der brabe 8eamte, ben Wif9
fteden sic nur tpieber elm. unb jebt
mari4 our Wade!!"
Muf Der Poliaeima6e trafen lie ni9t
nur ben Wadtmeifter, Der ben Sufti5s
rath perf0nli9 fannte, fpnbern au9
ben Stubenten 2pblrab, Der bos
Sfanbaliren ni9t IaFen tonnte unb
bon benz Ha9tpGhter zines anbererf
&epiers bersebradt pprben ipar.
nSerpus, altes 9aus," fdrie 3obl=
rab, als er bic 6arben feiner @erbinz
buns erblidte. ubift aud benz @6ereert
in bic 9dnbe -"
Mber bcs Wort blieb linn in Der
&eble tedrn, als Der Suftisratb MiiBe
unb 8dnb forti9leuberte unb iGm iein
tppblbetanntes 9eii&t 5utebrte.
sd tpDlte mid rur iiberaeueen. ob
bic Nadtpddter iid ben Stubenten
seseniiber ri4tie benebmsn," erflGrte
Der nniperfitdtsridtsr benz erftaunten
2Sa6tmettter, sDdber le9te t6 bic
Stubentenaboeiden an unb sins auf
Sic Strabe."
Sin %ofpeiter 9arun al Raf9ib,"
mrrmelte &p6lrab.
Ser Suti5rath lieb bonn Wa6tmeis
fter einen gtbilbut unb bepirfte, baB
&oblrob pbne tpeiteres entlaHen muir
be. Ils fe auf bic Strabe binaus,
traten, faste er gu benz oertnirfdten
Stubenten:
SD nil Sbnen Shire lofen Strei6e
binseben Lafen, ioipobl ben GiraBenz
ffanbal ais = bus nit benz SAneez
mann."
80 9err Suiti5ratb. sic piFen =
i'd bebaure aufridtis :"
~9mt, gut, aber sic fperbem audi
barber f4tpeigen. DAB Gle mid arf
Der Pplissipa9e ~setroffen baben."
Ser Stubent CAB bas @eripreSen
5tpar, aber tpie fam elmer elm fpl6es
@erfprehen balten, Der alabenblid
Biz in bic Hadt binein beim 8ier fiBt2
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-07

- Sn benz erDffneten
RoliIeum in 2onbon ereignete ii4
tiirali4 Elm i9perer llnsliidsfaa. auf
elmer ii9 ~brebenben platform fpnroe
bort auf ridtisen Rennpferben bon
ri9tigen Sodeps bas OerbbzW ettrens
men borsefibrt. Giner Der Sodeps
beriudte, nit feinem pferbe einen ais
beren Sodep in cine fpeniser giinfti9e
Steluns au brGnsen. Oas pferb pes
lebteren mid babel ettpas 5uriid, trat
nit einem 6interbuf auf ben feflte'
benben She'll Der 8ibne, iiberf9lns
fi9 inFoleebefen ullb itiirste NIT benz
&eiter in. bas Sr9eiter. Die Muftter
fonnten aum Slid aus benz Wege
fprinsen. Del Spdep mar tobt. matt
renb bas pfsrb politanbis unpsrleBt
mar.
-gineaIpine8 ibIiptbtf
our Grinneruns on &Dnis 6umbert
bat &Onisin Marsbarita auf benz
@ipfel bes pic b'Snen 10000 Sub
bod, in Der Monte 3ofasruppe) ein>
ri9ten laFen. Oiefe 8ibliOtbef pirb
bic bD9ite Der Welt fem. sic tpirb
bon Der &Dnisin feIbft erOffnet, To-
balb tie MISUNDERSTANDING einen
Mufitieg erm0gli4en. Die befannte>
fen @elebrten unb Mlpiniften @uropas
unb Mmerifas baben Merfe iiber als
pine 2iteratur, photographer nnb
9srsreliefs sefdenft, 70 baB bic 8is
bliotbet bic poqfommenffe ibrer Dirt
fein pirb. Gin breiter pfab gum
Gipfel bes Pie b'Ouen pirb onselest
tperDen. Inn ben 8enubern Der 8iblios
tbef ben @ufffies gu erlei4tern. Die
ifdlienii9e &eaierung bat bic &oniein
Bel Der @usfibruns ibres planes un<
teritibt.
ueber ret9enGit 6s
fang pirb aus benz norblihen Wiscpns
fin beridtet: 9aton 2unb. Der 9ilfs@
Milbbiter in 8apfielb Gountp, Der f1
felt einisen 9aaen in Mfblanb aufbislt.
UNI Stafiftifen fir feinen Sabresbe,
ri4t su fammeln. bat ermittelt, bab
IL Der nun beenbeten Saifpn in ben
borttsen @epGHern 1867 Sonnen unb
784 pfunb Slide esfansen purben.
Die HeBe, bic gebrau4t tpurben, piirs
ben, acknowledgement. 424 Meilen
lang fein. sic r%eprdfentiren einer
Wertb bon $43.359.
Der Riefenbampfer sMins
nefota" BON Der @reat Mortbern<2inie
lit biefer Sage auf ieiner erfen Gahrt
na9 Oftaiien absesansen, NIT Der sez
paltisen Jradtlabuns bon 5000 Sons
men. Ser sr0Bte Sbeil Der 2abuns
beftebt aus 8aumpole, auberbem finb
e 4aufmannssiiter, 8aueifen nnb
Stabl, cine Mense Waf9inen unb rs
fla9e Gifenbabnpasen, fir cine Gifenz
balm in Miien beftimmt. Die poHas
gierlifte enthdIt 141 Namsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-07

Oie beiben @epiben, bic S4Dpfer
bes Shneemanns, paren nod ponz
bradtem Merf tpeiterseaosen, unb
&oblrab, her cine Der beiben, ben an=
bere1 umfaKenb, besanrl nit melan>
doli59er Stimme au briiaen: SD
peib nidt, mas foa es bebeuten."
acknowledgements bate in iener
Na9t eerabe elm reuer Na9tpG9ter
feia Mmt angetreien, unb nit Der
SGneibistett bes ~neusrnannten Be-
amten fprberte CT ben ndhtlihen &u=
beitOrer auf, su fdpeisen. Gin Wort
CAB bas anbere, Bis Der Na9tpddter
{dlieBli9 bic @tubenten oufforberte,
ibre &arten 81 aeisen, mibrisenfans CT
fe perbaften miife. Saraufbin nab=
men bic S!ubenten tpte auf Werabre>
bung Reibaus, Der NahtmG1ter feBto
ibnen eifris nch. Mls ct aber UNI cine
Gde bog, paren bic Stubenten ber=
fdpunben. SroBbem berubigte fi@ Der
pflidtsetrsue Beamte nidt, er lief
ipeiter unb fam enbli4 ppr bas 6aus
bes Sufti5ratbes. pel4er gerabe i'm
itubentifden Shmud Der @epiben aus
Der Sbiir irat unb gum Sdneemann
elite.
nDa bab' ih ibn!" rief Der Na4ts
pGGter unb podte ben Sufti5ratb.
.Was lou bas bebeuten9A rief bic
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-11-28
Not Even a Stimulant.

In the great laboratories scientists
have been carefully studying the ef.
fects of alcoholic liquors upon the
various organs Of the body, and al
though they differ in their conclusions
| upon some points, the result is that
those physicians who have most close
/ ~ followed these Investigations have,
almost or entirely, abjured alcoholics
as necessary part of their therapeutic
outfit. These elaborate studies OF al
cohol have convinced many that the
nourishing and strengthing properties
/ formerly ascribed to alcoholics existed
the errors Of an age which had no fac
ultics for accurate observation. The
food qualities of the grain and fruits,
it is now believed by many authorities,
are destroyed in the process of making
alcoholic drinks. Even the stimulat.
ing qualities aScribed to alcohol are
denied by many, who class it among
the narcotics because of its depreSant
effect.
Even politicians have growing re-
spect for sobriety, When President
Mckinley was the guest of the city of
Boston. at one Of the greatest ban
quets ever given in the city, two
thousand picked business and public
men sat at the tables, and there was
not a drop of intoXicants visible. How
did that come about? Bishop Nal
lalicu, who invoked the divine bles.
sing, says that the question Of intoXi-
eating drinks was left to Governor
Crane, who decided as a Christian
man Three years later he was sue
ceeded by Governor Bates, another
Christian man, and when the Ancient
and Honorable Artillery Company of
London were feted in Boston in IA
banquet costing $4,000, and all sorts
of liquors were present, Governor
Bates had the backbone to offer al
toast in glass of pure water.
In the past nine years there have
been 81 600 alcoholic patients at Belle
yue hospital, New York, not counting
the 'repeaters. OF this number 6G
per cent were between thirty and fifty
years Of age, Fifty-oue thousand per.
sons, in the prime of life, wrecked
mentally and ply sically by the use of
strong drink At what infinite cost
to our race do we purchase the
revenue from the licensed saloon.
Ninety-hye per cent Of the railroads
and great corporations are demanding
only the employment of total abstain
ers. Saloons are advertising for good
moral men Of good habits for barten-
dcrs.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-11-28
The Liquor Business.
What a Saloon Keeper Has to Say
to a Prospective Buyer.

We have recently seen the letter
written by a saloon keeper to man
who had written to him Offering to
buy his business. The man who
wanted to buy~had a wife and four
children. He did not wish to take
his family to live in the place where
the saloon. was located, nor did he
wish his mother or other relatives to
know about his going into the bust
ness TO this man the saloon keeper
wrote, advising him not to 60 into
"the degrading position of whiskey
dealer" He says:
81 do not blame you for not want
ing your relatives TO know that you
intend to deal in whiskey; and if you
have one iota of selfrespect left, |
beg of you, for the sake of your wife
and children and aged mother,
please do not degrade yourself by
going to selling rum, but assist them
in this world to be elevated instead of
being an inducer of vice and sin. You
may be surprised at these words com
ing from one who sells booze. How
ever, fate, and that only. has thrown
me into this damnable vocation. |
hope that it is not too late for you to
mend your ways, that your present
intentions can be changed upon the
advice of one who is in this business,
and who is giving you, free of charge,
advice which | hope you will heed.
Not having the pleasure of personal
acquaintance, hope that you may be
in a position at some future date to
thank me for this information, and
IL your hours Of devotion offer up
silent prayer for one who is suffering
through the misguidance of human
fate"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-11-28
Explorers Correct Statement.

A group of newspaper correspond
cnts at Portsmouth were arguing over
the very formal and elaborate wording
of diplomatic papers. They thought
that too much care was given to this
matter-that a plain statement al.
ways should suffice.
But Mr., Sato, who had been listen
ing quietly, now interrupted
Plain statements suffice" he said.
when 1t is no ones interest to twist
them about, to mislnterpret them.
Wills, legal documents and treaties
must be more than plain statements
They must BE- iron-bound. And when
anyone attempts 10 impugn them,
PROMPT and ready must be their de-
fensc--as prompt and ready, say. as
the i"f"nsc Of the famous African ex.
plCrCr
This explorer was describing a har.
rowing adventure that had befallen
him in the African wilds.
- peered into the jungle, he said,
and there before me lay trunkless
body
"'Ah, what are you talking about?'
snarled rival explorer Whoever
heard Of a trunkless body
My friend 'he first speaker an.
swcred, calmly, this body was that OF
an elephant
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-11-28

Statistics are to the fore just now.
They are wholesome diet sometimes
and always very frank. The Superin-
tendcnt of the Cherokee Iowa insane
and inebriate asylum states that
good fellowship" is the trap that
caused the fall of los OF the inmates
now confined in that institution
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-11-28
English Tax on Newspapers.

On June 10. 1855, Engiand's news
paper stamp duty was abolished and
he reign Of the cheap daily began.
This tax on knowledge" was first i'm.
posed in l7l2 and was made most Sc.
we're by the act Of 1920 which fixed il
at 4 pence (S Cents) a sheet, with 8
shillings 6 pence (N7 centsl duty on
each advertisements The wings re.
duced the duty to a penny in 1886. but
when the Crimean war broke out and
everyone wanted the news even a
penny duty vas found TO be mDoler
able. Its repeal is called the Magma
Charta Of the British press.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-11-28
Mans Unreasonableness

is often as great as woman's But
Thos, 5. Austin, Mgr, of the "Rcpub,
lican," Of Leavenworth, Ind, was not
unreasonable, who he refused to al.
low the doctors TO operate on his wife
for female trouble, Instead" he says
1--WE concluded TO try Electric Bitters
My wife was then SO sick, she could
hardly leave her bed, and five o.
physicians had failed to relieve her
After taking Electric Bitters, she was
perfectly cured, and can now perform
all her household duties" Guaranteed
by Ritter Bros. Drug Co. Price SOC.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-11-28
Methods Of British Fruit Growers.

British fruit growers are meeting
foreign competition by new methods.
It has been discovered that the vicld
Of the small trees can be increased Icy
growing in pots under glass. Iriga
ton on large scale by means of wells,
gas'drVen pumps and an extensive dis
tribution of hose piping is also being
employed. The old round boxes which
the purchase Of fruit had to return to
the seller are being discarded for
lighter receptac!es which need not be
retmrned.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-11-28
Son Lost Mother.

Consumption runs in our family,
and through it | lost my mother,"
writes t. B. Reid, of Harmony, Me.
For the past five years, however, on
the slightest sign of cough or cold, |
have taken Or. Kings New Discovery
for consumption. which las saved me
from serious lung trouble" ii Is mother
was sad loss for Mr.. REID, but he
learned that lung trouble must not be
neglected. and how to cure II. Quick
est relief and cure for coughs and
colds. Price SOC and Sl00: guaranteed
at Ritter Bros. Drug Co. Trial bottle
free
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-11-28

The boon companions OF a young
mar may be the deciding factor. How
few smokers that did not learn with
some boy companion out behind the
barn. How few drunkards that bought
liquor and took IL to the solitude of
their rooms to taste their first glass.
I 1t is natural for young fellow to
like some other fellow better than he
one urges him to take a glass, his
temptation is strong What is the
obvious conclusions See to it that
your boys intimate friends are not
picked up by chance on the street or
in some gathering. Plan to have him
fail in with the kind of young fellows
you would like to have influence him.
How long will it be before Utah
learns the lesson that Maine, Kansas
and North Dakota have learned,
namely, that they do not have to de-
pend on their share Of this ill-gotten
gain to have beautiful walks and
grand municipal Improvements. The
large cities in these three states have
just as beautiful walks, drinking foun-
tians, street sprinklers, etc, as any
cities in he union In addition TO all
these they are raising up the Younger
generation comparatively free of the
moral and physical leprosy that con-
teammates even the innocent victims
in less favored states.
Never was drunkenness 50 odious as
1t is today, so damaging to "a young
mans career; and never were the
temptat ions mare insidiouS, and the
steps to drunkard's grave so carpeted
with velvet as now. Boys all you need
to do, is 10 look around you. The man
who occupies good position today
yet links does not occupy that posi-
tion as result Of his drinking but de-
spite that. lie stands the chance of
losing his job any day in the year as a
result. No business except, THAI of
Of liquor for its success.
There are forty five counties in the
state OF West Virginia and of these
thirty are under non-icense laws
West Virginia is all mountains, pract-
ically, and much Of the state is wild
and rough, vet in this respect the
state is far ahead of most. Few states
OF the union are making such material
progress in every direction as is West
Virginia, considering her resources.
In the United States today there
are 240 797 saloons, making 92O miles
OF solid frontage, allowing the usual
22 feet frontage for each saloon; there
are 100000 drunkards; 100000 die
every twelve months and go from
under the stars and stripes of Amcr-
can freedom to drunkard'S grave.
Statistics are to the fore just now.
They are wholesome diet sometimes,
and always very frank, The superin-
tendcnt OF the Cherokee Iowa insane
and inebriate asylum states that
good fellowship is the trap that
caused the fall of los OF the inmates
now confined in that institution.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-11-28
The Liquor Traffic

TnE keepers ndividu
ais Many them good argehearted LIBERAL
gessve THE REPUBLICAN, HAS fight against the liquor tracha
fight against and in this column WILL from time to time
articles bearing the and liquors The
liquors for other than medicinal harmful to all good
Liquor wrecks lives homes and families than
other II in the anything has been printed
here that has caused drinking reflect kept young man
from becoming addicted the liquor habit then the effort will have
worth the while THE will short contri
buttons from interested and viii be glad receive clippings bear
the subject.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-11-28
But Few are Free

But few people are entirely free
from indigestion at this season Of the
year KodUl Dyspepsia Cure is not
only the best remedy TO use because it
digcsts what you eat but because it
also enables the digestive apparatus
to assimiate and transform all foods
into tissue. building blood. kOdol re-
lievcS sour stomach, heart burn, belch.
ing, and all forms Of Indigestion. Sold
by Ritter Bros Drug Co.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-11-28
NaiureNeeds But Little.

Nature needs only Little Early
Riser now and then to keep the bowels
clean, the liver active, and the system
free from bile, headaches, constipa-
tion, etc. The famous little pills
Early Risers" are pleasant in effect
and perfect in action. They never
grippe or Sicken, but tone and streng-
then the liver and kidneys. Sold by
Ritter Bros. Drug Co
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-11-28

1T seems to me your wife ought TO
do the cooking instead of employing
a cook"
Possibly she loves me too well,
mother"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-11
Pacific Coast Trade

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug, 1O-Beans-
small white, $8.25@8.75; large white
Potatoes-salinas Burbanks, S5c@
onions-Fancy, s1.oO; common, 75c
Various-Green peas, 3@4c; string
beans, 2!A@4e; esq i plant. Esq 4oei
D$1.25; garlic 3@4c; cucumbers, 200
S5c.
Flour-Family extras, $4.SO05.O5i
bakers extras, $4.75 a 500.
Wheat-shipping, $1.45@1.55; milll
"f BaTiey&Feed, Tt;S. 7 % 3D. $i.Oo@1oa@; brewing
$1,000 10; Che,vaaIlier,, s12O@1,SO,
Mlllstulfs- -Middlings, $26.000 @2S.00
mixed feed $22.5O@24.OO; rolled bar
HaY@Wheat s7Oo@1a.5O; wheat be .t and n !
alfalfa, $6.OO@9.OO; clover, $7OO@1O.OO;
straw, 30m50c
barley. 6O1O; oats, 231; beans, sol; pota-
toes, $500; onions Ss2; bran, 800, mid
dlings, $50; hay sos; straw, 40; hides
1116; wine, $1,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-11
GOVERNMENT CROP REPORT
Products of the Field on Statement
Show Good Condition
Eu Aesociatad Draco

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1O-The depart
ment of agriculture today issued the fol-
lowing crop report:
1.-The condition of corn on August
was 800 as compared with 873 last month,
S7.3 on August l. 1904; 1871 at the cores
ponding date in 1908, and a ten-year
average of S54.
Preliminary returns indicate a winter.
wheat crop of about 424 100000 bushels
(254, 900 centalsl. or an average of 14.3
bushels Sc centals per acre. as compared
with 12.4 bushels GA centals), per acre
last year, as finally estimated.
The average condition of spring wheat
on August l was S9.2 as compared with
91.0 last month; SIS on August T. 1904; III
at the corresponding date in 1908, and a
ten-year August average of 1873.
The average condition for oats crop
August | was 90,S as compared with 921
last month.
The average condition of barley on
August | was 500
The average condition of spring rye on
August 1 was 92.6.
The average of buckwheat is less than
that of last year by about 1920 acres or
Al per cent. The average condition Of
tobacco August l was SAL, as compared
with S7.4 one month ago, and 1873 ON Au-
gust l. 1904.
The average condition of potatoes on
August l was S,2, as compared with 91.2
one month ago
Preliminary returns INDICATE decrease
of 1.6 per cent in the hay acreage.