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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-09-08

1t is not likely that any call for
county warrants will be made for at
least two months yet. BY the report
of County Treasurer e. ]. Sommerville
for the month of August the state of
the county's financial condition is
shown to be as follows: Total cash
on hand $3S,37S.67. This is divided
among the following funds; general
fund. $14,967.49: called warrant fund,
$S,OSS; county school fund, $S,S12S3;
state school fund, $1O,y4Z.59: school
districts. $SS0.26; cities $S42.52; in
stitute fund, $13S.5O: balance on tax
sales, $176.15; fish and game. $3.50;
roads and bridges. $1.990.S3.
Taking the amount on hand for re-
deeming called warrants, but $6,SS4,-
40 is left in the general fund. How
ever, aside from this there Is on hand
the money, approximately $4,000, re-
Gently paid the treasurer by Sheriff
Taylor and ex-Sheriff Blakley. This
cannot be used now because of the
fact that 1t has not been segregated
into the various funds into which the
money must be placed: consequently
1t is not yet available for use in pay
ing warrants. However. 1t is esti-
mated that about $4,000 of the amount
will belong to the general fund, which
wauld raise that fund to the sum of
$10,SS4.
However, even though there will
soon be the above amount in the gen.
erla fund. Treasurer Sommerville says
that II would not be safe to make
another call for warrants at this time
ebcause of the fact that on October
| 30, $25,000 must be paid to the state
as one half of the taxes due from this
county. In order to make sure of
having this sum on hand at that date
he will retain what there is now in the
general fund and rely on the pay
ment of taxes in October to make up
the amount needed. AS a result there
will be no call for warrants made for
some time yet at least.
The total amount of the unpaid
county warrants outstanding now Is
approximately $147.00O according to
the county treasurer. However. this
is not bad in view of the fact thai
there is about 100000 due in taxes
from the o. r. & N. company. Should
this be paid, at least 100000 would
so into the general fund and could be
used for the redemption OF warrants
thus cutting down the indebtedness;
almost one half
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-09-08

Won ogden Voght. the International
Christian Endeavor secretary, will be
in Pendleton on next Tuesday, Sep
tember 12. He is en- route to the Pa
cific Coast Christian Endeavor Insti-
tute to be held in Portland on Septem-
her 12, 1S. IA and 15 and will stop off
at Pendleton one day in the interest
of Christian Endeavor work.
Two meetings will be held, at which
Mr.. Vogt will speak-a conference for
Christian Endeavor workers in the
afternoon at o'clock, and mass
meeting in the evening. Each Chris
tian Endeavor society in Pendleton
will be represented, and delegates
from other societies in the county will
be present and participate in these
meetings.
Mr.. Vogt is a man of wide expert
ence in this class of work, besides be-
ing a very pleasing public speaker.
This occasion will be made rally day
for Christian Endeavor, and a very
pleasing as well as profitable time is
looked forward to by those interested.
The sessions will be held in the
Baptist church.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-09-08

Wearied of the oppression of their
fatherland and disheartened with the
burdens OF war. los Russian farmers
will settle with their families on
tract of $4,000 acres of land Just pur-
chased in the northern portion of
Lower California, and become the sub
jects of the republic of Mexico.
Last evening, Peter Sarkov, or Odes-
So, Southern Russia, representative
OF the colony came down over the
W. & C. r. from Spokane and left
last night for Los Angeles over the
o. r. & n. and Southern Pacific.
The purchase of the land is already
practically made, and Mr.. Sarkov goes
ahead of the colony to make arrange
ments for the final transfer. The
tract comprises what is known as
Rancho Guadeloupe, consisting of 49,
600 acres of wooded and tillable land,
tributary to the Gila river.
The entire tract can be irrigated
and 1t will be made into a model rural
settlement. The colony will not own
1t in common but each man will take
possession of his own. and pay the
company for 1t, on installments.
The colony is not made up of dis
contented Jews or Polanders, accord
ing TO Mr.. Sarkov, but every member
is a Muskovite, or true Russian, and
most of the members are fairly well
to do although the war with japan
has almost slipped them of their sub
stance.
About half of them have been
drafted and held in the reserves at
home and two of the party actually
started for Manchuria with the army
when peace negotiations were opened.
Sarkov left Odessa six weeks ago
and goes direct to Los Angeles. He
Is an educated man, having received
an English education as we'll as Slavic
and will be manager of the colony un-
til each man is allotted to his tract
and the expenses OF the trip are paid.
He says thousands Of Russias would
leave the mother country II they could
get away. This colony is made up OF
stockmen and farmers who have luck
lily escaped the heaviest blows of the
war, but whose substance has yet beer
greatly reduced.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-09-08
Much Wheat to Thresh.

Joseph Utter. prominent Prescott
farmer. in Walla Walla today, report
ed that threshing Elm the Prescott
country will not be finished for a
couple of weeks yet, says the Walla
Walla Statesman. Mr.. Utter, who OPP
crates threshing outfit, has is days
work ahead of him. Much grain, he
says, is still standing, although farm
ers are working night and day to get
their grain in stack. Conservative
wheat men predict that harvest will
not be fully finished in walla Walla
county for three weeks yet.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-09-08
Hnrse Looked Astonished.

An unusual accident occurred this
morning as ]. J. Shull, driver for the
Grays Harbor Commercial company.
was taking a small load of lumber up
the hill on the south side of the city.
As he was going up the grade the
reach Of the wagon broke, with the re-
suit that the front wheels parted from
the rest of the wagon and the load.
AS they did so the hounds swung over
and tore the harness from the back
of the horse. However, the animal
was gentle one and made no disturb
ance though he looked astonished at
being so treated.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-09-08
Was Not Buried by the County.

The East Oregonian has not stated
that Jack Doris was buried by the
county and the reports to that effect
are absolutely false. The East Ore
gonitn of Wednesday evening said that
the funeral would be conducted by
the Eagles, Redmen, and Degree of
Pocahontas, which are the facts. That
is the only statement that has been
made about the funeral. The county
had nothing to do with the funeral of
Jack Doris and the East Oregonian
has not said so in any of its reports
of his death, funeral or burial
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-09-08
ECHO NEEDS FIRE PROTECTION
VIII Organize Company and Put in
a System.

According to visitors who are here
today from Echo, steps are to be
taken at once towards the organiza-
ton of some kind of water system
that will furnish supply of water
for use in such emergencies. The de-
sire for fire department has grown
since the large blaze Thursday night,
during which the fire fighters were
handicapped by the lack of anything
except buckets.
While no definite plans have yet
been made, 1t is said that a movement
is on foot to have the town dig a
large well from which water could be
pumped to a reservoir by means of IA
gasoline engine. In this way grav-
ity system could be secured, which is
regarded as something that will have
TO be established soon in order to meet
the needs of the growing little city.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-09-08

Owl Tea House
soAP..........ssc

upon which they have their banner
displayed, and it was an object of in
terest at the depot this morning, be-
ng attached to No. 6, when that train
passed through. When Advance Agent
Clark left here he proposed visiting
La Grande and Baker City in the hope
Of securing games at one or both of
those places, but it is thought he had
no better success than he met with
here
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-09-08
o. r. & N. Hostler Here.

Owing to the rush of business on the
o. R. & N, hostler has been placed
here, to have charge of the engines
that take coal and water here, while
the crews eat their meals. Fireman
Petrie, of La Grande. has been as
signed to the position temporarily.
His duties will be to give all freight
engines coal and water and clean fires
when needed. 1t will save much time
here in hurrying freight trains over
the mountains.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-09-08
NEW O. r. & n. SIDETRACK.
Meeting Point for Trains Is Being Pre-
pared on Telocaset Hill.

A new side track 5000 feet long is
being built on the o. Il. & N. half
way between Union and Telocaset sta
tions. on what is known as Telocaset
hill. in order to allow trains to meet
on the hill.
II is 10 miles from Telocaset to
Union and often trains are greatly de-
layed in waiting for another train to
climb the mountain and by meeting
half way up the hill much valuable
time will be saved in the rush. 1t Is
possible a section house will be built
there, also.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-09-08
X. p. Loss Adjusted.

Yesterday afternoon an adjustment
OF the loss incurred by Damon Lodge
Number 4 in last Sundays fire was
made by the insurance men. AS a
result OF their Investigations 1t was
determined that paraphernalia to the
value Of $3.50 had been destroyed, and
OF this amount $500 worth was cover
ed by insurance, which has been paid
the lodge.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-09-08
City Jail Empty.

For the first time in many months
the city Jail was made absolutely emp
ty this morning when Marshal Coff-
man released the few remaining pris-
oners AS there was not an arrest
made during last night there was
no one to take the places vacated,
and as result the bastile has been
quiet during the day.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-09-08
ENDEAvORERS TO
HAVE A REVIVAL
WILL MEET SEPTEMBER
12 IN BAPTIST CHURCH

Won Ogden Vogt, Who VIII Conduct
the Meetings, Is Secretary of the
International Christian Endeavor
Society-All the Christian Endeav-
or Societies in Pendleton VIII Be
Represented Tuesday Next and the
Occasion VIII BE a Rally of Work.
ers I'm This Department of Christian
Labor.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-09-08
T,,rntable at North Powder.

The o. R. & N company will build
new turntable at North Powder to
accommodate the helper engines
which run between that station and
Telocaset At present the helpers
must back" to North Powder or go
around "wye" which takes consider
able time.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-09-08
NO WARRANT CALL
AT LEAST FOR TWO
MONTHS YET TO COME.

The Amount Paid Into County Tres
ury by Blalley and Taylor Must be
Segregated Before II is Available
$25,OOO will be Due the State from
the County October 80. Which is
the Reason Why Mr.. Sommerville
VIII Not Risk Any Funds Calling
Warrants Before that Date.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-09-08
Going to San Francisco.

H. p. Kennedy, who has been en-
gineer on the Kamela helpers Of the
0. II. & n for the past three years,
will resign his position on September
Is, and go to San Francisco, where
he will take position as chief en-
gineer in the Pabst Brewing compa-
nys brewery at that place.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-09-08
VIII Attend Portland Academy.

Miss Rena Ferguson. Pendleton's
we'll known and popular vocalist, left
for Portland last night where she will
attend Portland academy for the COM
ing winter. She will also take vocal
lessons from Mrs. Reed. the prominent
vocalist, and instrumental lessons from
Prof Gurkee.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-09-08
TO GREET GOVERNOR FOLK.
Suggests that the Pendleton Band and
Mass Meeting of Citizens be at the
DeDOt

Governor Folk and party from JET
ferson City Missouri, will pass through
Pendleton over the o. r. & n. about
noon on Tuesday, September II, and
it has been suggested that the ad-
mirers of Missouris fearless governor
take a band and greet him and party
at the depot while the train stops
here.
The matter will be taken up by the
friends of the governor here and an
effort made to give the distinguished
Missourian q warm greeting IN THIS
city.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-09-08
Wheat,
CoingDown

1t is a source of regret that we an
nounce the price of wheat is going
down. There is no shortage any
where.
Still your fifty-cent wheat will buy
as much at our store in the line of
Crockery. Glassware. etc. as dollar
wheat at other places.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-09-08
Machinery IJnlOadetI.

The city rock crusher was unloaded
today and will be set up ready for
work. The matter of freight charges
was only a misunderstanding between
the manufacturers and the city and
was easily adjusted, the company wir-
ing the release of the crusher.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-09-08
La Grande Merchant mead

C. Ralston, a grocer Of La Grande,
was found dead in his bed yesterday.
He came from Nebraska to La Grande
six years ago.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-09-08
RUSS|ANSTOMEX|C0
REPRESENTATIVE OF A COLONY
WAS IN PENDLETON.

reter Sarkov of Odessa, the Agent for
a Company of 105, Who Have Pur-
chased $4,000 Acres in Lower Cali
fornia-An Members Of the Party
are Russians and the Burdens Of
the War Have Forced Them to
Leave Home.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-09-08

Ed Murphy. near Pomeroy, lost his
thresher and four grain stacks by fire.
Machine and grain were insured.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-09-08
PAGE EIGHT.
Coffee
Going Up

We have just received word from
our coffee roasters that all low and
medium priced coffees are advancing.
The worlds supply is many thous-
aA6s OF bags short.
Mothers Pride Coffee is still selling
Cor 26c.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-09-08

Sioux Ball Team Passed Through.
The famous Sioux Indian baseball
team passed through Pendleton this
morning going eastward from Port
land. They travel in a special car
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-07

Sugar GursO eTtnten - erie HuaIitdt :
1870 4tanb III: 1s ssfnas l1ic; 1e-9
Pfurb ut; Sweiss OuaItat So-le Efrnb
lie /; l6 Plumb 11&e /; II 4fsnb life ; 10
Vfsap 12e.
@aIifornif@e e4snien-6 BIB 8 Rfuab Sc;
9 tts IL pf,nh nc.
e@uIterm-Gual. guree, le tB 20 Yfuui
IN Duraf@nih, &c; l6 Rfaas Dur&f9mstt.
81, 10 bis IL 4sfuns 9fe.
TribfhidsS ped-3lcrer GneltN Gureb Ice
oewdbIter Sa3ar &ureb l6s, 0--7 Bfunt TIA
Dur@f&nttt lBe; 8 bis Q &fuaS In Uur4,
i&nit 13e; 10 bts 10 pfunb sm Dsr9f&mit
lie; 5 4iarb ta Dur&f&ntH. i4uaeI. lOae.
8 Bfanb I'M Dar&i&ntt. i&utal. 10&e.
eped. gmsI.-@emdbIter. 8 BIS 10 Phsnt
In Dur&i&mtt, l23e; IL BID II Bfusb ta
Dur&i&ustt. 11}e.
epe6-Rlare Setten, 30 Bis 20 Pfmab 10,
Dur&i&mttt, e3e; Rlare eestes. 20 BID 80
Rhumb, 9ie; 3lare Bellies, ~ BID 90 4futb,
9ke; 1s bts 20 9fs.. sie; II BID Is Pfunb,
l0s; 2Iare SfHden, 81 BIB 90 4fsutb. Be-;
Sudden IL Bis Is pfsah Sfe; 3tare 9eaden 9
bts 8 Pfaab. IKE
Oep66eltes e&wetnefeHQ - Sso@eniofel
Sanep PIC Sic. 80; 3Iares Deaa $500: Sam
Ip $500; Stort 6Ieas $14.60: 9hrupi
ti8. 90.
0eb6rrtes Atnhfet4 - e@tnfes, reg
ests, 18te; xutenfeteR los: Srmsni. lb3;
&n6&eI lie.
e@usab IN xiereeB Il. Dual. Sc: 3
naaIttdt 84e: 8. 0uaIttdt e3e
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-07

Trti&es MISUNDERSTANDING etere - 81
7e; biefise etiere s--s3e; sssfss Sinba
$40 Biz zoo Rfunb 7e; btefee 2iibe 400
Dts $50 pfunb { It aabe $50 BIB $50 Rfuab
Sc; Gtier g~orberuisrteI &c. Saer Sssers
uierteI lie, %inb StsteruterteI 81. @aab
gorberpterteI &c. Rub BorterpterteI 4}e, &ab
0,nteroierteI nc.
Trif9es NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lie, Strter'
pisrtel 13e, BorberpterteI 81.
1riites e@aTIeii& - 2dsaner per Pfsmh
12e ; G9afe 93e; S@eEtsI l3c; &ads hars.
l8e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-07
&6te.

gmgros 8 Bertaufspreiie Sn,o.H:..
S~&weser1dfe DOC PET 4funs eixtesnnitGe 6.
e&peberidie 17e, Disconftn GreaSn s adis
l34. New 9ori &bebbars- 18}e. eixkesnsts
i&er 2tnburser 13-14e. Wrid l8-l4e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-07

SnbianapoIts Detail gertaufspreHe:
Nartntutb 2Iee $6.50-S7. 90.
%ptber $8.00-$6.H .
glfite 81. 25-$8.OO.
NIfaIfa $8.60-$9.00.
8eiber IS. 60--$10.26.
6ancb Timotbh $1.8s-$l.80.
@ewdbIter ST. 60-$1.e6.
8rtr1a 81. B-$1. co.:
Gancp Rentudp WIaugraS $1.40-S1.60
@gtra reines IN @baf 60c-60c.
Or9arb @rab $1.45-$1.60.
&e6 Top h @baf 85c-$1. %.
Betber Soma San1en 9afer 60c-60e.
&eiber SntnoiS l5c-55c.
Samen Corn rueib urb seIb $1.l0-$l.8 60
Gr1ber 8iderrobr Sorteit $1-1.26.s
@nftIaee Corn 90c-S1.1 1 c.
Sribiabr eerffe 90c-$1.10.i
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-07
0ettttOe.

Bs5en - SO. 2 retber $1.17} auf esi.t,
fen. SLIT pon gVAbIen: sto. 8 rotber 81 o.
yfdr3 81. Tx; &agenrebex $1.16.
8orn (neaes) - go. l weis 47tc 90. Q
meib Ais; Ro 8 wetb 454e; So. 4 petb,
463c; 70. 2 wetb senii9i Ate ; Ro. Q
wetb 8emti@t Ais; go. 4 metb oeutf@s
453c; SO. 2 seIb 474e; SO. 8 seIb AT ;
slo. 4 GELD z6}e; Ro. 2 eeurf9t 81. ;
go. 8 aemHi&t 47s; SO. 4 eesnF@t IB}e
QoIben 46c.
3afer- Ts. 2 metber 33f 80. 8 reDss
88c; &o. 2 0euati&ter 3a2e; 20. 8 seuFf4tS
8a}e.
Seu go. 1 aisaotbs 80 25; 10.
2, $40. 90.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-07
Me9 gpfen.
6 3 d.

Rair o, 6. Wdra. Der italienif9e
poHoampfer r2aito" bat am 0afen-
ein9ange bon Nleranoria S9ifbru9
qeIitten. Die pafaeiere uurbert ae.
lanbet; mon boft. bab bic poffa&erl
Qmerettet tuerben t0nneu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-07

9tmot54-Bertcufsprefe: SO 5o-l2 81.
Rice SertaufsYreie: IS 0-$l0.00
8elfGtorn - 8erfaufspretfs: ie xa9 sa
0ualtdt, AZ bts &c.
3Gfer-8ef@dIt 44-46e; IN ben Kekre.
S8.00-$1O.00 per Tenne. Neaer 82-85e.
etrob-TreHe, ie mad BEN @rab. IN Bas
lea, S. .0O-$6.60.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-07
WrA@te nu9 0esMdtt
Tra~te.

NepfeI-$2. 00-$3. 20 per 5ab.
Wananen-@eudblte Lao bt8 $l.D pei
Bund, npette QuaIttdt 75c BIB 31.00.
aotusnaHe--$3.1 per lunbert.
Gttronen-$2. 66-3. %.
Drangen-Sanea California NapeIs $500
5loriba 1910 Bis $3.50.
Birnen 1851 90 per HnibeI.
Sancp Birnen-$1.6e per Crate.
Seigem SntYrna 11-16e bas Dtanb.
DotteIn &c per pfunb. 60 Ffe. Stfsn.
Neuer Sonig-l8c.
Observation-Disclosures $3.50.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-07

IA Sagen 12O Ittaden ab9ei9lagen
unb fat fortudbrenb i'm Gsuer &c.
ffanben.
Die ruifidsn unb bic iapanif6en
we9ielteu %beftdnbig ibre
S~teaunsen.
9dmpfe m 3entrum.
Wufben, 6. Mdra. Den sanasn
9effrigen Gag binourd tObte bic
Sdladt. Sie Sapaner ri6tsten lire
9anse @ner9ie ge9en Wan9rapu, bas
fe i4On 2 Sage lang bsifiirmten. Mber
ibre gauge Sapferteit tonnts bic Satts
nddisteit Der &ufen ni9t iberuinoen.
Sas 3iel bes iapanii&en Nrtilsrie.
Geuers i9ien Defenders bic giienbahn-
bride hber ben Sun.SluB 3u isin.
Die geieBung oerielben miirbe bic
ruifi&e 6tenung fibli9 bon Mutoeu
unhaltbar MAIDEN. 8om 0uns6luRs
srftredte iia Die S9Ia&tlinie msilsr=
melt nod beiben &i9tuneen.
Sn Nnbetra9t, oaB Der &f nun
i4On 5 Gage wdbri, fnb bic rufff9en
@erlufte ni4t ibermdBig, Die Der So.
paner, ueIde angrifen, fino sr6b.r.
Cine @ntf4eioune mirb beute oosr
morgsn ertrartst.
Dim Samfa9abeno sriHen bic So
parer tp~iebsrbolt. bod berseblid, pun.
6iapuosu, ben RaotOu-p ab unb meter
6ffli9 9aniapen an. Die 8eiGieBune
oss groagOu', Nowgorob uno puti=
loT.6hgels uurbs Obne fi9tbaren @r=
fol9 fOrt9siebt.
Waniet berbreitet.
Wutben, 6. Wdrs. (gerfpdtet.)
Gin frana0fi6sr 9rissstorreipOnoent
fam beute gu Gube bon Sinmintin
bier an unb beffdti9t ben 8eridt. baB
bic iapanii9e umeebun9sbemeettn9
auf neutralem @ebiete aus9efiibrt
tpurbe. Die sinmintin= 8ehn puroe
ieboa bon ben Sapanern ni4t benubt.
Sas faiferlide Wanifef bonn 8.
Wdr3 tpuroe beute nit einem iubelnben
Qeitartifel i'm Mrmeeboten ber6fent=
lidt unb untsr bic Sruppen pertbeilt.
Huklano.
Streif.
g t. petersburg, 6. Wdr3.
Mebr tpie bic 6dlfte Der Mrbeiter bon
ct. Petersburg fino beute pieoer on
ben Strsit ~se9angen. Die Glettoren,
pelde so Selesaten 3a ber gemiidten
aommiifion bon Nrbeitgebern uno UT.
beitern tpdblsn follten, baben fi9 ge-
meieert. bies su tbun unb 10 1T teine
2ommiiion gu Stanoe Bstommen.
% d q u, 6. Mdr3. gs herrI4t
bier &ube. bod bat bic Wa4iamteit
Der gsbbrosn ni4t na3gelanen. pa'
trouiuen su Sub uno 3u pferbe bura-
sieben fortpd6reno bic Straben. Die
ausldnoifaen 3onfulate meroen be-
uadt, defenders bas beuti9e. bas In
einem Briefe nit einem Spnamitatten=
tate bebrcbt tpurbe.
Biele Streifer fino uieber auf ibre
pldbe auridgetshrt, ba linen 3uge.
itdnOniHe sema9t tuuroen. Die stra=
Benbabn if In 8strieb.
Ward a n, 6. Wdr3. Gin 9irs
tenbrief bes grabif9ofs bon Warf9au
purbe geftern in allen 2ir9en berleisn,
In benz Der Bii9of Die Streifer auHor=
bert sur Mrbeit suriidsufebren unb Ngi-
tatoren iein @ebOr 3u i9enten.
poIiaei9e ermorbet.
BtaIi d, 6. Mdr3. Der Die.
fge poliseidef if ermoroet porSsn.
Sapan.
u meritamifae Ntta9es.
Hotio, 6. Wdr3. Gen. Wc-
Nrtbur bon Der Nrmee Der Ser. Staa-
ten tpirb nit ieinsn 9lbiutanten Barter
%. @sfi uno Sobn perfbins am 8.
Mdr3 bon bier nod Der Gront abreifen
um miIitdrii9e geOba9tunssu 3u
MAIDEN.
6atpaii.
Sapaner na9 SanG T q n.
ctsco.
6onplulu, 6. Mdr3. Saba.
uiIGe Heitffder entbQften Nnaeineu
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-07
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&otbe Giben-$1.7b per Sob.
Rraut-6oe biz 75c per Tab.
BIumentobI 1928 per Sas.
@urien 40e Ser &orb.
geIerp-per Bxn& zoe.
2artoHeIm 81. 0h-1.10 per Sad.
SiibtartofeIn So. T-3.25 per Gab.
Stabilize 26c-8oc per Dutenn Dan4es.
8misbeEl - 81 per Buibel.
Spanii@e 8rpiebeIn 81. 80 per Grate.
Napp Botnei S2.10 per BuibeI.