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The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-07

Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock, sub-com- mittees will be appointed and other mat ters arranged. pr. Duncan expects to return on Wednesday or Thursday
 The conference here in May will as- semble pastors and laymen not only of the Methodist church. south, but also of the northern branch of the church and other denominations, It will be one of the most important gatherings of the year.
 Representatives from European coun- tries, Canada and Mexico will be pres ent. Delegates will probably attend from China. Japan and the South American countries
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-07
NORTH ALABAMA CLERGY
 TO MEET IN TALLADECA

will go. and will be accompanied by rec tors from the outlying towns.
 The Rev Quincy Ewing, rector of the Church of the Advent, will be unable to attend on account of important engage ments.
 The conversation has no legislative pow CTS but the clergymen will have addresses and discussions and will take up the work of church extension in the northern part of the state
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-07

The meeting of the Birmingham convo- cation of Episcopal clergymen will be held at Talladega on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday of next week.
 The Birmingham convocation embraces the greater part of North Alabama, and about fifty rectors will attend. Most of the rectors from the immediate district will be present. The Rev. J. w. Canty Johnson rector of St. Mary s-on-the- Highlands, and dean of the convocation
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-07
Your Idle Dollars Become Busy Dollars

If the who keeps his surplus capital in commercial bank elsewhere where does interest could follow dollar when to work by the Citizens Savings Bank developing and promoting the prosperity of the muny he would realize how neglecful he is of the duty he to his neighbors and himself.
 As deposited here the dollar starts out on It's bee-lke activity fitting here aid the needs money to improve his property, passing to the tractor the laborer the coming back the hive laden with the honey of accumulated swell the savings account of the deposor us put your idle money to work.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-07
Formation at Depot.

Major Anderson explained the forma
 ton of the reception committee, military organizations and civic bodies that would be present at the union depot. He said the railroads would be asked to have the depot cleared of every train so that there would be no trouble in escorting the President from his car to the carriage.
 Just before the train arrives the re- ception committee, 150 strong, will march to the last track on the south side Of the station and take it's stand parallel with the track from one end of the depot
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-07
HAD TO HIDE TT

A mother wrote us recently that she had to keep Scott's Emulsion under lock and key her children used to drink it whenever her back was turned. Strange that children should like something that is so good for them. It's usu- ally the other way. Scott's Emulsion makes children comfortable, makes them fat and rosy-cheeked. Perhaps that's why they like it so much-they know if makes them feel good.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-07
"How Baxter Butted jn."

Clever Sidney Toler and his company will end a weeks engagement at the Bijou with matinee this afternoon and a performance tonight. MT. Toler has made many friepds among Bjou patrons by his portrayal of the role of a drum mer. How Baxter Butted In" is varied and full of life. The play has drawn NeH here
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-07
"Way Down East ,n

Way Down East" with it's real people It's real story, and its almost real snow storm, is the announcement of the Jeff ferson theatre next Monday matinee and night.
 The play has been seen in this city several times before, but it is an excel lent repeater as evidenced by It's fre- quent return engagements in New York and Chicago.
 Way Down East" will be acted by a cast that is almost Identical with that of last season.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-07
Frank Deshon.

Frank Deshon, the we'll known comic opera comedian, in "The Office Boy" will come to the Jefferson theatre next Tues day and Wednesday with Wednesday matinee
 "The Office Boy" was one of the popu- lar plays of last year and has so far been seen principally in the east and New York city, where it played for three months last winter. MT. Deshon, as four-dollar-a-week office boy, who is com pelIed in spite of himself, to become jockey, and ride a spirited race horse named Creased Lightning" is said to be irresistably funny.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-07
Involves Riahts of cherokees.

Washington, October 6.-The papers in five different cases involving the rights to the Cherokee Indian lands of outside persons who have married into t.-e Cherokee tribe were filed today in the supreme court of the United States. The Cherokee lands embrace 4,500, 900 acres, and there are many claimants whose rights will be deter mined by the conclusion reached in these cases.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-07

to the other. Mayor Ward will head the line where the President leaves the car After a few words of welcome, to which the President will make response, the chief executive of the nation will be escorted to his carriage. Additional car riages will be provided for members of the committee and the drive will be out Twentieth street to Capitol park. At the head of the procession will be the mili- tary and civic organizations of the city. which will be grouped outside of the eastern gate of the depot prior to the arrival of the presidential party. After the park is reached the programme will be carried out as outlined in the tele- gram.
 Committee Hard at Work.
 With the slight change in the pro- gramme based on the assurance that the President will probably remain here more than the time first allotted the general committee and all other sub-committees have gone to work to complete every de- tail of the reception, Not wishing to take any chances the time the President may arrive, John L. Parker, chairman of the decoration committee, announced late last night that he would call a meeting of his committee early next week for the purpose of arranging for electric i Limitations. The President is scheduled to reach here at 4.45 o'clock in the after noon It will be nearly dark in the event he arrives on time, but should the train be late, MT. Parker says he must find Tuenfteth street one brilliant light from the depot to the park. His committee will request every business house on the street to have special electric displays and will make a similar request of the resi- dents.
 Will Issue Proclamation.
 As soon as Mayor Ward returns from New York he is expected to issue . proclamation to the people of the city, calling upon them to decorate their homes and their places of business with flags and bunting. It is expected that the mayor will also urge all business houses in Birmingham, as well as manufacturing establishments, to close early in the day in order to give their employees a chance to see the first man of the nation. He may also impress upon the teachers in the public schools the importance of the event and have them urge the school children to secure places where they can see MT Roosevelt. Special provisions may be made at the park for many of the children.
 Major Anderson said yesterday that all the money necessary for the entertain ment would be forthcoming.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-07
LEONARD HOBART
 BUYS PAULS CAFE
A WEuL-KNOWN YOUNG MAN SE- CURES RESTAURA WHICH HAS A WIDE REPUTATiON-H TAKES CHARGE TODAY.

Leonard Hobart yesterday closed the deal for Pauls cafe. The figures are not given but it is stated that they were entirely satisfactory to all concerned.
 MT. Hobart takes charge of the cafe today He is well known in Birmingham, having been manager of the cafe for Paul Gilardoni about two years ago.
 Several bids were made for the place, which Is considered one of the best cafes in Birmingham.
 Paul Glardoni, the former proprietor after whom the place received its name, died about a month ago and since that time the cafe has been run by the estate pending definite settlement.
 Captain Paul, as he was familiarity known, was one of the most popular men in Birmingham and his cafe was favor ably known throughout the entire state.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-07
Requisition for Grove.

Helena, Mont, October Ex-Governor Toole today honored the requisition of Governor Mickey of Nebraska for Pat Grove. The specific charge is robbery.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-07
THE WEATHER

cast for Alabama: Partly cloudy Satur- day and Sunday; light to fresh winds. mostly northeast
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-07
Local Weather Data.

Temperature and precipitation. as re- ported by the weather bureau for select southern stations during "A hours ending al 10 a, m. Precip-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-07
STATE FAIR NEWS

opening of the state fair, and on Monday, the decorators will begin the work of decorating the booths in the main exhibit hall.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-07

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NaibbiQe Babn entsleife tbeilpeiie gu
fraber Norgsnfunoe bel Der Bride
iiber ben Rutbsrforo Greet. A Weilen
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manb tpuroe 9et6otet; berlebt fino: g.
81. WiQiams bon g~bansbiae, Snb.
3. 6, gaptborne bon Naibbile, Senn.
6lassmann 80. u. parmsr bon @aih=
hils, Senn.; 5rau %. u. @arnep.
gilmore, Ila.; s. 9. @antrea bon
Birmingham, Wla.; 6ei3sr Youn9
Woob BON Columbia, Senn.; g. W.
&Oplanb bon Birmingham, Nla.; s.
Ct. Barrier bon Birmingham, Gla.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-24

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1910 Bfrnb 18: Ii 4f,uss lac: 1e-L1
qhrnb 13f; 8ueits lualtdt 2e-l6 Ff,utt
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Numb 13c.
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8 bts 10 Yfrah &c.
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LIT; 5 4ianb TIT Uur&i4xtt, i9usaI. 10ie
8 Yfunb I'M DurGi&nta. i@maI. lax.
eped, nsI.-@eu6bItH, 8 Hs 10 Pftnt
In Dur@f9nitt, 183e; Ii b8 Il Pf,mS tu
7Mr&i&nttt. lie.
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Dsr&i&mtt, 10e; Nase este. 20 BID 81
Pfunb, Ice: aiare Bellies. 2s 80 90 Rfsnb,
sa.; Is bs 70 3d.. s5s: Il ID Is Rf,ab,
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-24
Bsm DAeensAarst.

1tnotbpESertaufspreie: SIC. OIL 90.
Rice Sertaufspreiie: So. 0o-sl0.00S
Eelittorn Sertaufsprsiis: ie xs@ ea
DuaTttdt, 30 BIB 66e.
Qafer-8ef@dH 44-46e; IN hss 4sSrsz
8.o-$10.W per Tsnne. Neuer s8-85t,
Strob-prefe. ie mad BEN gsab. b BE-
len, &.00-$6.00.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-24

TrH4es RinbFeH4- 8efii&s etiere - "a
7}e; bieise etiere 9-9fe; bisfiee HtRbe,
$50 bS 200 &funo Sc; btsRge 3ii9e 40e
BITS $50 Hfunb 6}e Qabe $50 BIB ESQ 4f1nt
7e; stier EorberpterteI 7e, Cter 3tntes'
pierteI l2c, Stab 3iyterutssteI lie. Sinh
g~orberptsrtsI &c, Rub Borsarsssta 62s, Sat
1tnterbserteI 9}e.
Trtf9es NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 9:s 1tnter'
pterteI 12e, BorberuierteI &c.
Trii9es e@ai1eii& Sdnnser Per pfanh
lie ; eGaFe 9}e; e&exteI I8e; Ra6s tsr3.
Ice.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-24
&aie=8aa.

U merican.M o n.
2anias @itp. %. Wai.
2anias gitp. II 000O0471 -13
Snbianapolis @ 01000100 o.
Batterien - Worsan unb Butler;
@rpmlep uno &otb.
Wiluautse, %. Wai.
Wiluautee 49,. O3OOOO2O*- 5
2ouisbile .....0 o.
Batterisn - Batemai1 unb gebiIe;
Gersuion unb S9rieber.
Winneapolis, %. Mai.
M%inneapOlis. "A 80
8olebo .......0 10000000- l
gatterisn - Spnss unb S9miot;
See unb Sople.
HattonaI.2 {.
Brpptlpn, %. Wai.
Brootlpn. ..... 000000022- 4
ct. Souls .....3 o.
Batterien = Sosi9er, gaion unb
Rittsr; 8bielman unb Warner.
philadelphia, %. Wai.
philadelphia. 20 0411011*- 8
Chicago. .102011000- 5
gatterien - pittinger urb abbott;
Bropn unb 2ling.
SEEM Oort, %. Mai.
STEM Yorf -. 3O02O11O%-
Cincinnati ....0 o.
Batterien- Nattbepion unb 8ouer-
man; OoeraQ unb Pbelps.
Bottom. %. Mai.
Bottom .......0 0010000*- l
pittsbnrg 49,. 100000 0
Batterien - Donns unb Reebbam;
pbinips unb @arii&.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-24
OetxADe.

&ebeM - 20. 3 ret5er 81. 04 1a eslr.
fen. 9ec pom RabIen; 80. q rot5er s5e.
yaai $l.f3; BaseHwef,ex 81
&orn (neaes) - go. 1 meis &c &c, 4
rueiB 52c; 80. Q wstb 62:; go. 4 melt,
soc; so. Q wets sensii4i b24;; 9p. 8
mstb 8eu1ti9t 62c; 80. 4 psis ssrstiSt
b2s; 30. 2 eeIb b2fc; 30. 8 estb 62}.
s|o. 4 seIb 81; SO. 3 sstiGt 523 /;
go. 8 aenii@t 52fe; 30. 4 aeHtii9t 59s :
&oIben SOC.
1afer- Ho. 3 tuetber a.; 30. 9 ns.sss
8lts; Ho. 2 0ersif9ter SOC; 30. 8 eeaHqts,
29ie.
Seu Ro. / ailnotbs $40 90; 20.
2. s 800.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-24

9wttes, &tes UtsS GsFaaeJ
Gambler besabIen feEsenbe RreHe:
Butter - Country, To-, 6reoy,sss 28e,
0Ieix &c.
eier-15}e per SMtenS.
Sibner 10e, SdbRe 3, E,rtebs-l0-l2c.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-24
Trimte mnb 0emHfe.
TrH6te.

nWt&
aepfsI-@ute 8o9dpfeI $2.2b-2.6o pei
SAB.
Bananen 5 .25-1.76; fIeine sae-$1.00,
granberries $6.00-7.W.
Erauben Nalasa $3.50. q.
Gitronen 3d. a 1925 per 3ife.
Oransen $2.5O-3.25; California Seeb'
Iinss 81. 70-1.90 per Rite.
@rbbeeren Snbiana ST 80 bis $2.25.
@emie.
Totbe 3tiben $1.60 per SoS.
Rraut, Souanb seeb SIS pei Tonns; Rotb'
traut 81 80 per SAT.
California GeIerp 85e-$1.C0 pei Tun@.
B%IumenfobI 5 ser Dussnb.
Differ HIant 15c per Dutenb.
SaIat Sc per Bfunb.
i3miebeln $a.25-2.60 per tuabert %fanb;
SLIGO per BuibeI; ipanii9e 81. 80 per @rate.
3artoffeln 1880 pei Sad; sOe auf Der
@eIetien.
Sainois Sib 3 3artoHeIn $500 pei 5ab.
4arinips $500 per Sab.
&abieie 16c per Du&enb.
qeteriIie Soc per Dusenb Wun@es.
Sptnat 50 per ToB
@eiSe &iiben $500 per Sas.
&utaba9as $l.10-$1.20 per Sab.
SparaeIn 10e bic 25c per Bun1.
&bubarb 15c Bis Acc per Dutenb.
@riine SpiebeIn Sc per Oufeno.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-24
G1mereteA.

Motber 8Ieeiamen 81. 75-S ~.
gnslii&er RIeeiamen $8.5O-s.76.
MIfpte 8Ieeiamen So. 0o-8.50.
Mfalfa Rleeiarnen $8..0-9.90.
8eiber Rleeiamen $500.
gerudbIter Timotbb 81. 80-1.59.
Srbindrer Bis gutter Tirsotbp 81. 81
5aneb Rentudp 8Iausras S1.00-I.a6.
8Iausras IN Gbaff 50e.
@nsIi@es 8Iausras $i.45.
OrGarb @ras 81. 70-I.60.
Reo Top IN Gbaf 7Ec-$1.Ie.
&afer &orn 76c-$1.00.
Timber Suaerrobr Santen $1.OO-1.25.
@eiber 9aferiarnen 4Oc
Sriibiabrs @erffe $1.25.
8eibes unb seIbes 8orn $1.00-l.25
Seb Sob GnfiIase $1.1O-1.25.
Som Seas $l.76.
Niuet $1.sO BIS $1.s5.
SribiabrssN et3et 81 40.
SeNpiebeI, weibe, seIbs unb rotbe $3.50
per BuibeI.
Siib : 2artoHeI, seIbe Serieb, Bermuda,
gelbe ytaniemono unb fioIi6e Queen Sc. 90 Der
Sab; rotbe 3aniemonb $2.75; WrafiIanftGe
Rartofelr, fribe 8 No9en zoe pei BuJ5eI;
fribe Obio 65c per 8ufbeI; friibe 3toie 60c per
fribe Burbanf soc per 8u5beI; frhte
45c per BuibeI; RuraI geu gori unb
@reen Dtountatn 40c per BuibeL
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-24
SentIhIano.
6

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Berlin, %. Mai. Sn benz Son.
fitt spiT9sn Der preubii9en Stubenten.
i4aft uno.ioer ..Mebrsabl Der utabsmi.
f9en 8eb6rbens auf Der einer unb benz
2ultusminiferium auf Der anberen
Settle bat bic srftsre partei einen eldn=
senoen Sieg errungen. Sas NOR BET
aussans Der 8Onferensen 8uii9sn ben
%ettOren Der preuBiI9sn uniberRtdten
unb 9o9i9uIen unb gertrstsrn bes
2ultusminiferiunts, nit benz Winifer
islbt on Der Spibs, trsl9e bier in ben
lebten Sagen fattgsfunoen baben.
Nm tenn3eidnenbfsn fur bic Situa-
tion, tpie fe fi9 bur9 biefe 9onferensen
beraussebilbet; bat, mar tuobl bic
S9lubreoe bss Winifsrs. ct bege, 10
ipra9 er F9 aus, bolss 8srtrauen in
bic Jdbi9teit Der ataoemii9sn Bsb6r-
ben, fur bie Wabruns Der glsi&bere9-
tiauns aIer glsmente Der Gtubenten=
f4aft 3u iOrgsn. CT noble baber bon
Der Joroerung elmer grednsung be,
Statuten abfeben.
Cine be6eutian1e praftii9e 6olee bic.
les Sie9es Der Stuoenteni9aft it bsnr
aud bereits sinsstretsn. Der grlaE
oes 2ultusminiffers bonn Is. Mdra,
wel6er sine Msnberuns Der Statuier
betrehs Der Wabl Der Eubentifhen
AusidhHeaboriab. if auridgenommsr
ruorosn. go III benin au9 aud bieis
S&wieri9.eit, tpeIde lei4t bur4 nu,
eth tuenis insbr Saft Der maBssbsnber
4reife iiberbaupt bdtte nsrmieben tper.
ben f6naen, beiaelegt.
Weitsre Opfsr In 9eutf9,
Shbwefarifa.
gerIin n, %. Wai. Die 3abI bel
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-24

= 8oshoft. 5rou (ans elmer
3eitung borlsisnb): n@si4lphener
Munb erhGlt seiunb!.. Glaubft Dn
bas aud, Rurtg" Mann: .@epib :
mo fdmen benin fOnt bic pielen
srauenfranthGten krg!'
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-24

0spodeltes S@metaefeif4 - 3xo@eaIefes
Banep Big $500: 3Iares Bean sls. 80; Suup
!g $500; ebort eIsas S14.bo; RaHvt
s13. 30.
@eb6rrtes @fnbfeH9 - e@txten. Tea.
Sets. l3te; 1ubsniettex loo; Sxxexj. 163;
9n6@eI 16c.
S3mab - tn Iierces i. dual. sB.: q
nnaIstdt Gle; 8. 0aaIttat exc
Atirfe 0erdu6erts Bretrura sSe.
Srantfarter 73c; Bologna tn Ddrmez &c. in
9a@ SIC.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-24

~fIS" ~ "~bhSS
rsffafrita rinmt sinsn INNER idlim=
rtersr umfang on. Na9 ben lebten
gsrlufliftsn bat bic bortige beuti9e
S9uBtruppe In Der 3eit bonn @noe
april Bis Nnfans Mai tuisoer Is Soote
unb II gsrpuabsts ssbabt. Inter
ben lsbteren befinben fia swei Ofi3iere.
Sabei 1T nod gar ni&t ab3uIsbsn.
mann bic traurise 2ife einmal gum
Nbi4luB seratben tpirb. Wobl 1T Der
6auptuibsrfiano Der Muffdnbigsn
i9on felt geraumer 3eit sebro9sn,
aber ME LANCE nod Der @ueriaatrieg
peitsre Opfer fOrosrn tpirb, oas it
heuts aud niat sinmal nit ungefdbrer
sidsrbeit 3u bsfimmen.
Sbalfperren 9ars.
Berlin, %. Mai. 9ie pielen
tlsinsn @spdKsr bss 0ar3es iolen
our9 Nufipei9eruns sr6berer WaKsr-
nlaRen fur inoufrisle Wnlassn I'm tuei=
tefen nmfans nubbar sema9t ueroen.
Sr Sarsbrunn bat cine 0sriammlung
on Der Gngelegen5eit intereifrter Sn=
bufrieler itaitsefunben, unb In bisisr
gsrfammluns TT Der wi9tige 8sf6luB
ssfabt pOrbeu, bsridisbsns Sbalfpsr-
rem bsbufs 9%ur9fabrun9 elmer resel=
re9ten WaReruirtbipaft unb elmer fp=
fematii9en inoufrielsn MusntBuns
Der pOr6anbenen WaHertrdfte i'm san=
aen 6ara an3ule9sn.
r. 8oub. ObelI
men.
Berlin, %. Mai. 8otf9after
Sopsr fattste seftern Ibenb Dem
&ei9stan3Ier BON Billion einsn Ysiu9
ab uno unterridtete i'm, baB Setretdr
SaD bon Dab Naubeim ni4t nod ger-
lin tommsn usrbe, ba feline 9ler3te inn
babort abgeratben 6dtten.
Der frtibere @ouberneur Soeu bon
Netp Yort if bier aneefommen.
2atferin munter.
Wtesbabeu, %. Wai. Sin
Bulletin, Ltpel9es beute Worgen ber=
6ffsntlidt tpuroe, erfldrt, baB Sempes
ratur unb puIs Der 2aiierin normal
finb. Der 5au, ben fe seftsrn that,
f9eint alio feline fGlimmen 5olssn ee=
6abt su 6a5en.
Der Raiisr unb Die Raiierin bsab-
fi6tistsn uriprtnslid beute Nbsnb mad
Berlin suridsutebren, beri9oben absr
ibre Nbrsiie.
Or. 3unoter, Der 2eibarst Der 9ai=
ierin, if in Wissbaben angefommer,
um bic Wunoe am ROpfe Der Raiisrin
su untsriu9en. Nuem Nni9eins mad
ift bas gsfinoen Der 3aiierin Elm bblis
bsfrisbisenbes. gs ldbt F9 bies aud
idon baraus idlieBen, bas Der 8aiier
am Nadmittase cine Wutomobilfabrt
madte unb am Nbenb elmer 8orifeI-
lung i'm Sbeater b~eiuobnte.
Granfrei9.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-24
safe.

gngros 8 BerfaufSpreHe Sz*ortis. Is
S9pessrtdfe 80c pei Rfsns etxbstmsi4s.
e9reperfdie lie. Miseorfn Gseana $ 1ai'
l6, Stem gori ebebbarss Ice. sixbsssas
I@er 2ia,buraer 1be. Bird Ice.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-24

SnbtanaYsIts RaFeesBrese
0essSbni. bts gutter l0-12e; prizsa Es q
udbltsr A-16e SaneY 82S-Sss, 9oIbss
Beuow 10 BIB 22e, Saua 2s-82e.
Sn 8adetsm:
artofa $1S.26. Zion $13. 25, SerieS Sl3,s5;
Caracas $13. 25, DiHport5's s12. 30. Duta
Sara Wlens $14. co. aiIRoa@ <IS. %, 0sts1
Slembeb Sapa $12.60.
8aader-D omtmoes s.52e; eti6sa6ss 7.t7
puIpertrter 8.s7e; xfxx SaIpertsrtn s.4ss,
fesser ~srarmltrter 6.17c; Cubes 8.B2e; Gaxk
f~setiomsrs' a6.Iae; Hibsepoob 4 6.s7s; NIB
atg u 5.77e; gurYtre a5 72e; Sseai 1xtxe
SoIoen 6 6.67e; Btnbjor artra 6 seat;
@bsesuoob 6 $3.50: seIber 9 8. 47e: Is /,
ter 6.12.
eprup-StGnborb Gorn 28e sts 2Be. ss,
mablter &c bis 32e; eorebam CSC bis sec:
Rew Orleans @oIaHes Ice tts 2se; oeudk,
tee 30e biz 88e.
aiRe-SrasiI aeu &c BIB 10e: SsIberts 1ac
Ytanbeln IA; pei9i@aIise Nambelx IE;
Sorbam NanSeIn l5e; Heanats Be ta tx.
serbfete &c BITS &c; GnsIi4e BaIxtHe
Gifs-RaIa go Or. Tef). Sas, s-lIe u
@auone.
gidIeS-2400 I'M Sas $40; 100 tn Sas
30; 1900 TN saI5fab $500; 200 TN sas
$3.50.
Gtn8ema9te Srl1te-BIadherrtes 8 I'm,
SLIGO pea&es STANDARD. 8 3d., a.
2.26; combs 8 Yfunh 81. 6o-H. s5: HIS
Reades. 81. 40-$l.60; Nnaxas, etmbuh.
. Yfe., $1.s6-s1.se; esenmss. 8 Fsasa,
81 rs SLAB; CRIME 8cbnsa, 8 giuxh 9au
men, 8abanna Ananas e1.e0-E. SIX.
@eftebte Grbien, 81. S0-s1.7 rs. frEb. SSsua ss
eents. &arroy SOC, etnaemss9ts 66e-sA
tomatoes. Q Bfmnh, 81. I0-sl.I5, Byda,
Rom SOe-sl.25. HpfsIbstter, per Dutus,
8 8f,tnh, 81.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-24
@laotwofof
angeblih abgeidnitten.

2onbon,2 "a. Mai. Sem y9ailp
Selegrapb" miro bon Sotio ~genteloet,
oaB bic notwithstanding nit Wla-
biwDfot unterbroden unb In Jolee
be1en bic 5efuns abssi9nittsn lit.
RnBlanb.
2alaeff bingert9tet.
g t. petersburg, %. Wai.
gs tuurbe beute balboff3isl ansstiin=
bist, baB Swan 3alaief. Der ben
@roBfarften Sergius am II. 5ebruar
ermoroete, beute Morgen um 8 ubr
9ebdn9t puroe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-24
Spanten.

Spanien.
g d n inbIerbanb e.
Mabrio, %. Wai. Die @e=
gierung bat bic Mitslisbsr elmer
Sdminblerbanbe bsrbaftst Die felt
Sahrsrt aug psrfonen In europa une
Nmerita @elb bur9 goripissslung bon
perborsenen s&dben, bic sebobsn tusr-
ben fOQten, tsrausludtsn.
Ybilippinen.
PoIttt9e parteien.
ManiIa, %. Wai. gs beoin=
men fi9 fur bic 8Oltsbertretuns i'm
Sabre 1906 parteien su bilben.
Bic ibosralitii9e partei 1T nit Ss=
tretdr 8aft's politit e~inperfanben.
Die rabitale partei berlangt bolIfan.
oise llnabbdnsisteit.
Chile.
NnIeibe.
6 antiaso, %. Wai. Sie
&ssieruns bat beidlofen, cine Nnleibe
bon 100, 600, 600 pefOs auf3unebmen,
Inn Elm giisnbabnipfsm iiber bas gan3e
2ano su bauen. Die S9ulbf9sins
ioIen 6 procent 3tnfen tra9en.