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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-10-05
THE EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION.
Newly Elected Oillcers-The Banquet
and Toast Speakers Hotel, Rail
road and Other Items.


Last week we gave partial report
OF the recent session of the State
Editorial Association at Webster
Springs, but did not have room for
it all. The convention closed on
Thursday evening and most of the
editors left Friday morning, but a
few remained over to rest up and
drink the health giving waters OF the
famous mineral springs up there.
Among those who could hardly get
away, mostly on account of the
drinking, not at the banquet, but at
the mineral spring, was the editor of
this paper, who had his family with
him and remained over till Monday
and would have liked to stay longer,
but had to get back to work.
The following officers were elect
ed for the ensuing year:
President-J. Bruce Hess, OF
Warrington.
Vice President-W. c. Hendricks,
of Bramwell.
Recording Secretary-H. G.. John
son, of Elkins.
Corresponding secretary-Orman
Randolph, of Burnsville.
Treasurer-T. II. Dennis, of
Lewisburg.
Historian. Slidell Brown, OF
Kingwood.
Orator-George Byrne, of Char
lesion.
Poet-Harry l.. Snider, of Shep-
herdstown.
Delegates to National Editorial
Association-T. T. McDougal, S.
S. Buzzerd, G.. M. Fleming, II. c.
Johnson, S. T. Barr, F. B. Trippett.
Bluefeld was selected as the next
place of meeting.
On Thursday night magnificent
banquet was rendered the Associa-
ton by the citizens of Webster
Springs at the splendid new hotel
built and owned by Hon. John T.
McGraw of Grafton. There were
fully one hundred guests at the ban
quet and all comfortably seated at
one table in the largest dining room
in the Stable. The service was ex-
cellent and the large corps of wait.
ers worked like clock. work, under
the direction of head-waiter, who
was "onto his job" as we'll as any
one we ever saw. The banquet and
speeches lasted till about ? O'Clock
before it was all over. The follow
ing program was carried out:
MENU.
Hearts of Celery. Stuffed Olives
Oyster Cocktail.
Consomme, Webster Springs
Planked Shad. Meniere.
Pomme, PyramiC
Radishes. Cucumbers.
Broiled Homer SQUAD, Sur Canape
Asparagus Tips.
EDITORIAL PUNCH.
Sailed Almonds
Sweet Breads Larded.
French Peas.
Btaised Flels of Beef, au Champignons.
New Potatoes.
Shrimp Salad, au Mayonnaise.
Tuth Fult Ice Cream, a Ia Waldorf.
Small Cakes.
Banquet Twist.
Liqueurs. Cigars
Java.
Scuppeuong. Champagne.
TOASTS.
T. II Morton Toe ,tp,astor
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-10-05

The Department of Agriculture
has imported from the Island of
Malta a herd Of sixty-eight milking
goats. These animals have arrived
al New York and are now in quar-.
aniine awaiting inspection. They
will be taken to the Connecticut ex.
pertinent station, where they will be
fed, MIXED and propagated under
scientific conditions. The young
will be distributed throughout the
experiment stations Of the different
States. In a statement issued, Sec
rotary Wilson says
1.-THE milking goat has been neg
lected in the United States. Goats
are almost entirely free from tuber-
culosis. Their milk is peculiarly
adapted TO children, resembling hu.
man milk more than that from any
other animal II is also valuable
for inyalids. People who cannot
keep COW may keep a goat"
The herd was selected by G.. j..
Thompson, a special agent Of the
department. During the voyage
across the Atlantic fortyfve Of the
goats yielded milk which was con
sumed by the crew Of the steamer.
The goats average vas three quarts
Of milk each daily.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-10-05

We have been working on an
other chapter of our Dead Beat
List" and had expected to publish
some more of it this week, but other
matter crowds it out and the parties
who owe us old acc cunts and who
know themselves eligible to a place
IN this famous serial of ours, had
better get hustle on themselves
and pay up before another issue OF
the paper as they maybe right at
the head of the column unless they
fix it up at once.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-10-05

On the last page OF this issue will
be found the proceedings of the
special session of County Court to
take action in regard to the land as.
sessment. We have condensed the
whole business into one column of
space and made it handy for refer
ence as it should be saved for future
use. BY reading the explanation
carefully a full understanding of the
list may be arrived at.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-10-05
"TThe sun do move Z"

We have given our delinquent
subscribers good rest now as il
has been about six weeks since we
published chapter from our ia
nous story OF "Dead Beat Sub
scri5ers," but look out for another
tale of woe next week. We are go
ing to take the hide of and salt il
down from some of the fellows who
have been bluffing us.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-10-05

1t must be gall worm to the Jour
nal and the 'Friday" to find so
many loyal supporters of the Ring
deserving it on the tax laws. From
every part of the county we are re-
ceiving the glad news that they are
organizing to fight the Ring and the
tax laws. 1t could not be otherwise
since they have found out the de-
ception of the Journal and the
"Fridays."
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-10-05

Heretofore we have had to get
along with the "seven wonders of
the age" but portland District
Farmer" Reed has furnished us
with the eighth wonder of the age
by his conversion" 10 the Dawson
tax laws
frThe cu,, do ,,o,,o 10
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-10-05
Associate Chemist,
w. Va. Arg. Experiment Sta,
MOrgantOwn, w Va.

The demand for tho baths is so
great that Mr. Elbon informed as
that he is going to tear down the
cheap bath house and crest a large
and handsome one and have itready
for next year with dozen bathing
rooms and several attendants and
some parlors and waiting and toilet
rooms so that everybody can be ac-
commodated and the place be pleas
ant and attractive. The shipping
Of the water is increasing very rapid
ly and before long the demand will
make it quite business in itself
Mr.. EIbon will gu all orders for the
water which he bottles and ships in
any quantity and guarantees 1t to be
just az good as if drank right from
the spring.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-10-05

We doubt whether the "FHdaysD
will grow loqlacious and inquire il
"Only a Farmer has been oqost,
strayed or stolen" after reading the
last letter Of his For plain cut
argument logic and facts 10 is the
unbiased opinion Of all who read
The Reno farmers last letter that il
IS unanswerable and the best he has
yet written He is not the only
farmer who is capable Of writing
once aroused to injustice.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-10-05

GASEOUS CONTENTS.
Cubic in. per U. S. gal.
free Carbonic Acid ...... ar
Half Bound Carbonic Acid 1921
Dissolved Oxygen .......... II
Carbufctted Hydrogen considerable
Sulphuretted Hydrogen absent
Temperature, So degrees Fahren
heit.
Specific gravity at 90 degrees
Fahrenheit, 10000.
This water contains as much
Llthia as the celebrated Buffalo
Litnia Water.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-10-05

The Morgantown papers relate
that the Hon. Bennett S. White.
the deputy Game Warden of tina,
place, who has been in several dis.
reputable deals extorting money
from yiolators Of the game laws,
and pocketing all the fines and fees,
as well as conhscating the game
and having several OF our people
put to lots Of trouble and expense
during the past year or two, has re-
signed the Office and gone 10 New
York City to engage in civil engi-
neering, his regular profession.
Judge Mason got after him during
the recent term Of Court over there
and made him disgorge some Of his
III gotten gains and ruled that these
fines should 60 into the State school
fund. This lef, nothing in it for
the game waideus, and il is likely
they will all quit and jump the lob.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-10-05

Consisting Of Fifteen Head OF Good Livery
aud General Purpose Horses. Single and
Double BuLgies Runabouts. Hacks Single
and Double Harness. Road WaRdH aud
and all other hxtures connected with an
upto date Livery These rigs and harness
are almost new. having been in abe bust
ness only about two months and ghc horses
are fresh
TERMS OF SALE All sums undcr efo
cash boz hand sll sums Of eto and over e.
credit OF six months will be given. the pur
chaser giving note with approved security.
This property must De sold. as 2 am going
out OF business. Sale viii begin no % m.
T. T. ftNpwAN.
MaI lohu Post pitsburg Aucionecr
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-10-05

The Republican" syndicate who
have been contributing columns Of
rot 10 the Journal every week trying
70 show what they don't know
about tax reform, when one inch Of
blank space would have told the
whole story, have so far failed 20
come forth in a manly and business
like manner and put up their Sfoo
% back their statement about the
taxes Of Preston county being less
next year than last year We came
out two weeks ago over our sigma
ture accepting their proposition and
offering to put up sIoo that the
same property that paid the tax in
1904 will pay more taxes in 1000
and that is the gIst Of the whole
matter whether or not the new as
sessment win increase taxes. We
have said al the time that it would
aud we still say SO and are willing
10 back 1t up
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-10-05
PUBLIC SALE.

On saturday, October 70, 1905, !
the same being The third day OF Circydir
Court. I will Offer Tor sale. 40 my Ii0cry
Barn boz rear Of the Exchange Hotel Eing
wood w Va my
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-10-05
9BI ACI3ICM
efO:E ACERIcsl.

Both OF the above tracts arc iu Portland
district, and are said TO be very desirable
tracts. ON account OF timber and coal as
we'll as soil. No. 3 Is known as the "Wal.
lace tract containing
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-10-05

]. SLIDELL BROWN. Editor and
Proprietor.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-03

Welttrleoets tpreten. Setnem Sort=
men uirb bier In tusitsftsn 9reiien nit
GROCER Spanning e%nt9esenfsben. Sau.
res bat pdbrsnb Der lsbtsn Monate in
Der fran36Fi9sn Seputirtentammer bic
Marotfo : politit SeleaRss ffets auf
oas gnifdieosnite berurtbeilt nno he.
ientli9 gum Sturae hss beutfdfeinb.
li9sn Winifers bsisstragen.
g onntagsrube 5u Waer.
Berlin n. 2. Suit. Der Central
perein our 9ebung Der bsuti9en 6lub=
unb 3analfdifabrt bat In elmer in
S%ranienburg fattgefunoenen 8er-
iammlung su Der 6rage Der Sonn-
tassrubs in Der 8innsni9ifabrt Stsl-
lung Senommen uno fi9 baour9 Die
eanss @sifli9tsit au 6sinbsn sema9t.
Nber bic &bsber ertldrsu In elmer f9arf
absefaBten' Petition, baB bic ginfib'
runs Der obligatorii9en Sonntass=
rube bas S9ifsrsetuerbs %bolftdnoig gu
@runbs ri4tsn tuirbs.
Raifer unb 0anoerbtIt.
Berlin, 2. Suli. &aiisr Wilbelm
Ipeifte beute Bel Srabemiinoe nit Cor
nslius 8anoerbilt unb Grau auf osrsn
0adt yNortb Star.
8rokbritannien.
Die
2onbort n, 2. Suli. @on Der Dee
finitibsn grnsnnuns Der 5risssnsoele.
satsn srbielt 9onbOn srf bur9 cine
Rem Yurtsr Sspei9e Der af. prsRs
Nu9ri&t. aIs bic @a9ri6t ben auss
ldnbii9sn Botfduftsn uno ben Mit-
slisosrn Der biefgen &s9isrun9 mitgs-
t6eilt tuurbe, freuten f6 ole iiber ben
grfolg BON prdfosnt Rooisbelt's ge,
miibunseu.
Gin Diplomat fa9te. uenn es nod
bieism grfolse prdRosnt Rooisbslt
nod 9elinge, einen WaHenitiafano gu
Wege 81 brin9en. bebor cine anbere
grobe SdIa9t gei4lagen tueroe, 10 lei
isin 8riumpf Elm bo~lfdnbissr. ct
CLAUDE bic Wabl oes Baron b. &ofen
lei cine aliidli9s setpsien, ba Die So
pansr groben Reipstt Dor i5m haben.
Der Diplomat fit9te bin3u. baB CUR
3sit als Is gum Srude 3wii9sn &ub=
lamb unb Sapan fam, Baron &ofsn
@sianot.r nod Sotio mar, uno oas
Isanse iapaniids Bolt isiner Spmpa.
tbie fir ben Baron Nusoruf CAB. Nls
sr Sotio psrlisb, entbl6Bten ale ibm
gegs9nenoen ibr 9aupt.
Gs pirb sinises @rfausn sedubert,
baB ni9t Warauis Sto als elmer Der
Selsgatsn srnanut uuroe, bod miro
bass9sn sslteno eema4t, bab Der
Winiitsr bss 4lsmdrtissn 8omumura
unb @eIanbter Sabira nit benz 9e=
gentpdrtigen Stanb Der @srbdltniHs
better bsrtraut fino.
Sieruffif9 Wemterer.
9onbon, 2. Suit. 2lOpos Ngsnt
gu 9uslenii. Rumdnien msloet beute
Nbsno UNI 9:20 u6r, bab Der yRnia3
potsmtin" uno oas Sorpeoo6oot go.
267 Dor isnem 6afen antern unb bab
Elm anoersr 9ampfer ofenbar our
gsuba9ttns in Der Ndbe Iiest.
Oeiferreih nngarn.
80 Oper zines & M b es
nit fritenbenS anb:
arbeitern.
8ubapsf, 2. Suli. 8lutige
4dmpfe baben tb untueit Jtinftir9en
I'm 2omitat Baranpi sreignst, unb
ni9t tpsniser aIs 80 psrionen baben
laut telesrapbii9sr Na9ri9t ibren Bob
sefunosn. Sn Der gan3en @eseno fno
bic 2anoarbsiter an ben Strict se9an.
gen, bsionoers auf ben @htern bes
gr3bsr3oss Jrisbrid. Die Nustdnbi=
gen nabmeu cine IOl4' brobenoe Sal.
tung an, baB ote @enbarmerie Elm.
i9ritt, unb BET benz fid entipinnenben
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-03

eusar Gursb S@iHtss - GrFe nuaIttt :
1870 Efunb let: IL pfuxb 133e; lola
pfunb l3}; 8wsite nua!tta. : so-ls Btuab
12a: ; l6 Bfanb 1916 : IL Etsub l3s : 10
8funo 13fc.
GaIifornii@e e@tniex-s DC 9 Ftanb sfe;
8 bis IL Yfunb &c.
G9uItsrn--gaaI. Sureb, Is td 20 Eiunh
INT Durdf@ntt. s.e; ls BLUSH Dur9f9nst.
81, 10 bis IL Ehana Gle.
TribfhidsS ped-Rlarer exo!ifb Gureb 17}e
ssDdbIter Sugar Curb l73e, - RfaRb tn
Dur&i&nttt 1se bs Q Rfuxs tm Iur9s
I9nit lac; 10 BIB 10 Pfuxb ta Dur@iGnttt
l2}e; s Yianb tn Dur9i&xsh. i@maaI. 1ote.
8 Rfanb TN Dur&i&mttt. i&uaal, lef.
6ped, gnsI.-0ewabIter, s-bu 10 Efush
tm Durdi@nitt. l4}e; IL b3 Il Rfnsb Ia
Dur&iGattt. 11ie.
eps6-RIare eettsn. 30 bu 20 Rtrxh IN,
Dur&f@mitt. l0te; RIare Setex, 20 BID 80
Rfunb. lefe: alare Bellies. 81 Bic 30 4fmtb,
Sae; Ia bis 20 Pfb.. sie; IL b 10 Pfumb,
l0e; 2lare Sudden, % ID 30 Pfmb. Be-;
Saidsa IL BIB 16 Pfyxh s&e; Asss Na6en
Bio Q pfunb. IKE
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-03

SnbianGYsIts 3aHeesprets
eepSbnI. BIB gutter l0-12e; Yrts1a Ste a.,
ud5lter 14-1se ; Sanep s2&-8se. gonas.
Ssaow 10 BIB 22e, Saua 28-S2e.
Sn Badetsn:
1stoia S18.25. Zion S13.26, Seieb Sl3.25;
Caracas sl8. Is. OiumortbY s1a. 30, Duia
Sara 8lenb s14.O {, RaiIpoa9 Sl8.a5, Ssta
6Ienheb Saua $I2.60.
Suder-Domtnoes s.62e; etad,rser TAT
puIpertfrter 8.37e; XIII paIpertNrtss s.ls<.
fstnsr sranuIirter 6.17e; Cubes 6.62s; Sos
fsetsoners' a6.12c; Ribsepocb z 6.s7e; Es5.
MTG u 5.77e; emptre 10 72e; SSsaI srtse
golhen 6 6.e7e; @tnbfpr estra 6 B,SSei
&ibsepoob 6 6.52c; aeIber 9 8. 47e; is /,
Ser 6.12.
RaiHe-BrasiI neu &c bts 10e; SiEberts Lie
Ytanoeln Ia; uei&i&aIise RaRSeIx lie;
Serbian RanbeIn l6e; Heamuts 6s Bis 6ss,
serofete &c bis &c; GngIf&e SeaIxsiHe
G~anbp-7G etansen ssHti4t 7e; ssus
e.r gentf9t &c; Banner TmtR 81; Cream
8onbons loo: Ts. 2 Cream ssuii@t &c.
@etrodnete Sra&te-AepfeI. On Der e,sss
sssrodnst. &c; Sobannesbeeren 7e bis 7xs;
ettron 18e bts lac; RoFnen. 2 grunx. pa
2funb, 7e, 8 gropn 7}e, 4 grops 7ss iaa,
n'enfreie tbis Sc, GaItfsrnia Rusect.i Tvs;
SuItane 7ie, turportirte suItana lie btf l4s
California Apriioien &c Biz 12e.
Gifs-Naa 40 OF. 5sR). Sas. s-Ileu
gauone.
Stdrfe-PearI, 3fe, Gbaurpicx Slot, ! xxs
8 Rfuno 8adete 8. 2orn. 1 Bfb. Yoee4s.
4X-63c.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-03

GepodeIteS e&wetxefef4 - xso@exIcies
Sanep Big $1,000; FLARES Eeas sls. 30; Sazis
!g $500; Sport gIsus sl4.5O; Ruurt
$13. 80.
geo6rrtes %tAbFep@ - eGtxten, req
Gets. 13te: aubsmisttex Ice; SxKexi. ISL;
Rn6@eI 16e.
e9n1a1 - tn Tieress Il. dual. e}e; 3
nuaIttdt etc; 8. 0uaItdt e4S.
Mirfe gerdu4erts BratuurF s}e
Grantfirtsr 73e; Bologna IN 9drniss &c. tn
fu@ SIC.
pidIes-24O0 TN Sab 80; 1900 t1 Sas
ss; 1900 im SaIbfab $500; 200 tH Gas
$3.50.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-03
OttydDe,

Setaex - SO. 2 retber s6c, aaf estss
ien, CSC ucn gi5Ien; Sc. 8 rc.br 90,
Suit SIC; Basenwetes SOC.
4oru (neaes) - No. l meiS SIC: go.
weis 553e; SO. 8 weib t5Ie: so. 4 aas,
53s; 70. 2 peit ssmti@t 66f; go. 6
peib seraii9t 66c; go. 4 pds seuti,s,
b6e; go. 2 seIb b5}e; 80. 8 setb 65ht;
go. 4 seIb 3d.; go. 2 eeusfat 65ie;
No. 8 aemti&t 55fe; go. 4 seuMf@! 68s
2oIben 54c.
3afer- 80. 2 wetber 33fe; 70. 8 psttss
83:; 30. 2 gemti@ter 31&c; 30. 8 sanf4ts
3le.
3eu 30. / atlnottS SO. 90; 10.
2. $500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-03
Bots @aeensRexft.

Observation-Disclosures: sl0. 00-ll.0o.
RIee - gertaufsYreiie: 70. 0o-slo.o3
DeIiGiorn - 8srtaufSpreifs: !. RAD BEG
AuaIitSt. 50 Bis 6ee.
Safr-sei4aIt A-4Se; In ssS asyrsz
S8.0O-S1O.O0 per Tonne. s2exsr sS-S6e.
etrob-Preie. ie mad BEN gfSS. 10 Bal
len. 81. 00-S8.00.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-03
unflart 3ultanoe
sdeinen nod irlnler tit Der rniiiiden sdwar5en
Meer : SlOtte st berriden.
Ser ,9nia; gotemfu' on Der aite HnnGuiens. - MoiartTekr in Sentibs
LAMB. - anirmbr nnter 9ambarbeifrn In l1ngarn. = @rnbennngif
in GnblanS. - %5rans0fider suJait mad Berlin.

&atb Der Nbmirale 'uno Rapitdne ffatt,
In benz ADMIRAL 2ruger ben Dor.
fb fiibrte. Der @atb bef4lob bic
Wai9insn 81 reinisen unb Off3iersn
mie Wauni4aften urlaub arb 2anb au
gsben.
500 @er9Ieute 9et6btet.
81. Petersbure,2 2. SuIi. Gin
g%rauenbaftss unglid uirb iusbsn aus
Wateiofta Bel Setatrinoslatp gemsloet.
Sn elmer Der aablrei9sn 9oblenminei1
in Der Ndbe beg beriibmten ruiff9sn
@rubenborfes srsignets fi9 bsuts Mor.
gen cine grplofon f9Iasenber Wsttsr.
Die angeri9teten Werbssrungs1 iolen
grauenbaft iein. ueber ben gerlut
an Weni9snlsben III NOD ni9ts BE.
fimmtes betannt, bod fisbt fsf, bab
msbr als 500 gersleuts lsbsnois be.
graben tpurSen. Wabrf9sinli9 babsn
bic llnglidli4sn fdmmtli9 ben Sob
sefunben, benin ale 0srfuds Der frei-
miqigen &sttunesmanni9aften, 3u
ianen gu seIan9eu, paren bis isBt srs
fol9los.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-03

Srif9eS R!nhFeH4-GefIt@s stere - 81
Il ; beige etiere 82-9s; beaee Ntxbes
$40 bis 200 Rfunb &c; btefoe 4l5e 40o
bis $50 4funb SIC 3abe $50 BID $50 Ffuab
7c; Stier Sorberpie-te SIC. etlsr 3tnters
uierieI I2c, EiHb Stxterpteste! lie, Etnb
g~crbesutertsI SIC. Rub Bossesr!esteI *. &i1
S.ntsrbierteI 9}c.
Trii@ss NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. o., 8tnters
pierteI l13c, BorberpterteI 6}e.
5riI9ss S@aiieii@ - 2du.uss Ysr Rffuno
lie I; S@afe Sc; e@esseI l8e; Rads hark
l8c.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-03
sfriidbte unb 0einHfe.
SrA9te.


AepfeI-@uts 2o9aYfA $2.25-2.b0 per
Sab.
Bananen 81. 50-2.C0; Hsine &1-S1.25.
@rauberries $6.OO-7.00.
Yrauben MaIasa $3.50.
gitronen $}.00-3.26 pet Rife.
Dransen $2.50-8.25; California Seebs
Iinss ST.. 7O-1.90 per Rife.
Grbbeeren Snbiana $l.00 Biz $3.50.
@emife.
Rotbe Niiber $3.50 per Sab.
8raut. 9olanb scsb $l5 pc. Tonne; Rotb'
traut 81. 80 per Set.
California GeIerp s5e-$1.00 per Bun9.
8IumentobI 81 per DuSenb.
Differ DIant 16e per Du4enb.
saIat Sc per 4funb.
!SwiebeIn $2.2s-2.6O per bIn5ert 8funb;
SLIGO per BufbsI; ipanti&e 81. 80 per @rats.
2artofeln $3.50 per Cad; s0e auf ben
@eIetien.
Sainois sab s 8artOffeIn $500 pei Tab.
garfnips $500 per Sab.
Saabieie 15c per Datenb.
geterfiIie 5Oe per Du&enb Bun&es.
Spinal -75e per Tab
8eibe Haiben $500 per SaS.
gutatasaS $l.10-$1.20 per Sos.
SparaeIn l0e bis 25c BET Bum@.
&bubarb 15c Biz 2oe per DuSenb.
9riine SpiebeIn &c per Suteno.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-03
S9wehen.N orwesen.

8eIager O b.
StodboIm, 2. Suli. Die &e.
steruns bat bur& Proclamation Stod.
bolnt, 2arlsfrona, @otbenburg unb
GarOfuno fur 8riegsbdfen srtIdrt unb
ale frembe 3riegsi9ife bon biefen
0dfen ausgei9lohen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-03
S1mereteu.

Rotbsr 8IeeIamen 81 .75-8.76.
gnslii4er aIeeianten $8.50-s.B.
NIibte EIeeiarnen So. 00-s.60
NIfaIfa RIeeiamen Sc. eo-9.00.
8stser &lseianten $500.
@erpdbIter Sirnotbb $1.8o-1.79.
Srbindrer bis gutter Tin,otby $l.85-l.60.
Saneb 8entudp gIausras s1.0O-l.26.
gIausras in ebaT 60e.
gnsIiI9es BIausras $l.45.
Or9arb @ras SI.70-1.80.
Reb Top IN Gbaf 75c-$1.16.
Rafer &or1 Be-Sl.00.
Climber Suasrrobr samen 81 .00-l.26.
8eiber 9aferian1en 40c
Srlbiabrs Gerie $1.25.
@eibes unb seIbes Sorn 81. 00-l.25.
Meb Sob GniIase $1.10-1.25.
Som Seas $l.76.
Niuet $1.90 bis $1.85.
SribiabrssN etsen 81 40.
SeNmiebeI, ,peibe, seIbe unb rotbe $3.50
pee BuibeI.
Sib 5 8artofTeI, seIbe Serieb, Bermubd,
eeIbe Naniemonb unb iibIi9e Queen $500 ber
SAB; rOtbe Raniemonb s2.75; 8raFIianK9e
4artofeIn, friibe 8 No9en zoe per BuibeI;
tribe Ohio 65c per BuibeI; frtibe Hoie Soc Der
friibe Burbani soc per HuIheI; frdbe
45e per BuibeI; MuraI Nem gort unh
@reen Rountain z0c per BuibeL
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-03
Dsttss, Gtex sms esHaaeI.

SdmbIer tssablen foIseHas Rse.ie:
Suiter - Country. l6ss 3rsaatsrs 26',
CIata 26e
eisr-12e per DuSenn.
Satner l0e, Sdtae 5. Tu-fets-l0-l2:.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-03
25te.

Gmsr0s Bsrtsafspreiie 5uttosts=:e
sGuepsrsdie eos per Ffurs stssetrsfs4s.
s1uevertdis 17c, SiseoxFn 9t:aa. 5 SeTf
Is. Stem gort Gbebbars Lee, axssinst
i1sr 2tn,barser 15s, Sst6 Ice.