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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-31

candies ana over It presided Mrs. AS-
 bury Culver, and Miss Johnnie Mae Culver.
 The german was led by MT. Ernest
 Thompson and Miss Farmer assisted by
 Mir. sal isehwrtiM wi
 Mir. Lassiter with Miss Pruitt.
 Assisting Mrs Lassiter in entertain
 ing were Mrs. Susie Clarke and Miss
 Bessie Clarke. The guests of the eve
 ming included Miss Farmer. Miss Pruitt.
 Miss Bonnie Bell Andrew, Miss Lucia
 Richardson, Miss Louise Thornton,
 Miss Peizer, Miss Willie Stone, Miss
 Florence Davidson, Miss Mandeveline
 Sanford. Miss Mary Knowles, Miss Bes-
 sic Burke. Miss Mildred Jones, Miss Alice oConnor. Miss Jean Lahey. Miss
 Clara Ely, Miss Kathleen O'Connor.
 Miss Mary Metcalf. Miss Mittie Ellen
 Ashley. Miss Ella Hargrove Sayre, Miss
 Collier. Miss May Robinson, Miss Mary
 Phelps, Miss Frankie Jones. Miss Mary
 Kirkpatrick, Miss Will O'Delle Dicker-
 son, Miss Grace Halls, Miss Mittfe Sweat, Miss Bessie Miles, Miss Camilla webber, Miss Annie Lowe. Miss Lucille Warren. Miss Mary Meyer. Miss Wal
 ker, Miss Mapes, Miss Virginia Lassi-
 ter. Miss Lucille Jones. Messrs Ernest Thompson, Julius Hendrix. Harry Con- if, Olin Jones, Frank Browder. Paul Parker. Emile Hannon, Arthur Han-
 non, Elmore Higgins, George Bruner, T. c. Locke. Bradford Duncan, Edgar Finch, Hal Brown, Frank Beard. Julius Gay. John Walker. Belligner Cheney. Sam Rogers, Tom Alley. Lucian Film, William Davidson, Henry Mourning. Robert Browder, Leo Toms. Arthur
 Butt, Morgan Browder, L. D. Rouse, N. D. Eubank, Beale Travis, Arthur Ty- son. Gaston Troy, Lorenzo Woodruff veeland, Mir. and Mrs. J. T. Roberts, MT. and Mrs. Culver. Mir. and Mrs, nd RnthcFf0rd MT. and Mrs. Yarbrough.
 MISS RAND0LPH'S PRETTY HOP. One of the prettiest of the Holiday
 week young folk affairs was given on Friday evening by Mir. John Randolph to his two daughters, Theodora and Julia Randolph at the home of their aunt, Mrs. W. B. Kelley. It was a hor and for the occasion the parior was decorated tastefully in smilax and Christmas bells and lighted with green candles, in silver candelabra. In the second parlor ivy and red candles were placed with charming effect and in the nectar room smilax and pink candles were used. Miss Theodora
 wore white organdie and lace. with | pink trimmings, and Miss Julia was attired in white silk brocaded in pink
 A dance program was enjoyed and string band Stationed behind bower of smilax and red Christmas bells | furnished the music. There were sev' l enty-five guests and the sfriends whf l assisted the young hostesses were: Miss Lorana Cain, Miss Sallie Wat kins Wood. Miss Jetaline Farley. Mis- | Margaret Coleman. Miss Willie Gayle
 Miss Ls GFand nss Gatee Mfs RcbSrGssn M9ss
 Miss Minnie saffoid and Miss Penelopt Slade.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-31

Ware, Annie Chandler, Dora Davidson, Ellie Riley, Julia May Henderson, An nie Laurie. Flora Stakely Catherine Dent. Marguerite Melbourne, Genie Burke, Sara W. Wilkerson, Fletcher Pearson. Miss Glenn, Miss Shanks. Nonie Hobbie. Fannie Dell Cook, Mary Boyd Williams, Kate Halls, Floye Smith. Lila Allen, Florence Norwood. Kate Durr. Lila Bess Olin. Susie Coch-
 ran. Georgia Saffold; Messrs. James Browder. Wyly Jones, George Miles, Walter Shepard, Winner Flynn. Chrit Davidson. Edd May. Edd Graham, Hubert Dent, William Brant, Phares Coleman. Paul Hannon. Alston Pickett, Harris Washburn. Rosie Hood. Louis Lassiter. Fielder Halls, Richard Thorn ton. Morgan Browder, Leslie Thompson, Julius Pearson, McNeal De Jarnette. Frank Gordon, Willie Davidson, Gerald Bunkley, Wyly Johnson, Tommy Webb, Howell Tatum. McLeoud Rice, J. A. Rice, Jr.. Blount Davidson, Brock Taber, John Brame. Marven Crimson, Glenn
 Jennings, Stanley Solomon, Gus Tatum.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-31

Miss Elizabeth Williams has gone tc Mobile to visit friends. She will attend the New Years ball at Bay Minette and return home on Thursday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-31

Mrs. Charles NJ Yancey of Port Lav aca, Tex, is visiting her sister, Mrs Annie W. Thompson, at 20 Burton Ave nue.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-31

Mrs. J. Henry Burt of Evergreen i the guest of Mrs. Dearing at the hom of the late MT. J. H. Hartley. PIG Nortl Lawrence Street. .... :.-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-31

Mrs. Fanny Forbess cousin. Mis- Mittie Lee Cheney. who has been wis iting her during the holidays will re turn to Auburn today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-31

Mrs. Phil McRae and children, Franl and Eddie Mae. have returned iron spending Christmas week with rela tives in Clio.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-31

Miss Matte Lee Cheny, who has been visiting her cousin, Mrs. Fanny Faber; will return to her home in Auburn to- day.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-22
SOCIETY
Continued From Thirty-second Page
sttie Brink. Places were Sci for twenty

Bette Brink. Places were set for twenty
five.
Rev. Alexis Andeen, of Clinton. Iowa,
and +: Larson, who was enroute- from
New Zealand to New York, We're guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Lundquist, of Sims
street, during the week
The members of the choir of the Swedish
tabernacle have elected the following Of
1icers: President, John Holm; secretary,
Miss Lillian Fryckberg; treasurer, Mr.
Victor !Sandberg.
The Woman's Home and Foreign Mis-
ssonary society, of the Philadelphian Bap-
tist church, was entertained Wednesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Buck, on
Reaney street.
Rev. and Mrs. p Peterson of the First
Swedish Lutheran church. entertained the
members of the church Friday evening at
their home on Olive street.
The fourth district interscholastic de
bate between the Cleveland and the Hum
boldt high schools will be held at Central
high school Friday evening.
Mrs. Irene NJ. Cooke, of Wealthwood,
Mimi, while enroute from Tennessee, was
a. guest of DR.. and Mrs. c. c. Miller of
East Tenth street
;Dr. A E. Voges. of Good Thunder.
Mimi. was guest of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Voges, of McMenemy street
during the week.
]. ]. Biebighauser of McMenemy street
accompanied by Rev. P Wilhelmi,. of Des
Moines, Iowa, left Monday evening for the
Pacific coast.
Mrs. c. c. Miller of East Tenth street.
entertained the executive board of the
Lower Town Mothers club Tuesday after
noon
The Monday Evening club will be en-
tertained tomorrow at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Johnson on Payne ave-
nue..
The Mems club was entertained
Wednesday evening at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Otto Peterson, of York street.
Mrs. John Elmqqist entertained the mis-
sion board of the First Swedish Lutheran
church Friday afternoon and evening.
The Aurora Social club will be enter
tanned Monday evening at the home of
Mrs. Houghebaum on Cedar street
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Cameron, of
FauQuler street, are entertaining DIR. G.
II. Culver, of Sioux Falls, S. D.
Miss Ida Lundeen, of Hudson, Wis.
was a guest of Miss Emma Johnson, of
Sims street, during the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Hackett of Pine
street. entertained the Lower Town
Euchre club Friday evening.
The Tee Wee club was entertained last
evening at the home of Miss Jessie Rob
ertson, on Bedford street.
Miss Mabel Murphy of Reaney street,
will entertain the Unique Euchre club
Wednesday evening.
The Arlington Hills Mothers club will
meet Wednesday afternoon In Phalen Park
school at 3:45.
The East Side Lyceum Circle met Fri
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. Casey
on Burr street
Miss Emma Johnson, of Sims street. is
entertaining Miss Ida Lundeen, Of Hud
son, Wis.
dancing party was given Tuesday
evening in Cambridge hall by the Tour
iSt club.
William Cumbey. of Olive street, has re-
turned from Castleton. n. D.
Mrs. NJ Dell is guest of Mrs. ]. Gins
berg of 336 Grove street.
John Awsumb of Sims street, has re-
turned from Cannon Falls.
William Schroer has returned from
Sheboygan, Wis.
The Owl Bowling club will meet tomor-
row evening.
Mrs w. H. Lewis is visiting in Spring
Valley.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-22

Continued on Thirty fourth Page
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-02-22
WEDNESDAYS BARGAINS

falr mems heaviest wool sox csc.
Horsehide palm gloves soc.
men wool lined reindeer gloves 81.
SILK lined reindeer gloves $3.50.
Large silk bath sponge 15c.
" l6 wire waste basket soc.
leet Il in. pol. wood curtain pole 15c
Nlckeled crumb tray and brush csc.
Wire coat hanger 10c.
COMP, coat and trouser hanger 15c.
Best milk can brush l5c.
!-ln. bristle white wash brush Csc.
Gin. tampico white wash brush 25c
lO12 X 141a noiseless slate zoe.
Pencil box. lock and key, 1Oc.
White inflated rubber ball SC.
sha-in. inflated rubber ball 15c.
8 % row wire hair brush 2Oc.
Sun improved coffee mill 45c.
Il Il steel shelf brackets 45c.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-02-22
ALL A MISTAKE.
Charges Made by D. A. Smith Against

F. n. Hathhorn withdrawn.
Helena, Feb. 21.-D. A. Smith, dep
uty sheep inspector, created a mild
sensation last week by procuring u
warrant for the arrest of Fred IL.
Hathhorn, the we'll known Billings at
torney, who is slated for the judgeship
in the proposed Thirteenth judicial
district, on the charge of grand lar
ceny. on the alleged ground that Mr..
Hathhorn had collected SIz2.2O due
him from Yellowstone county and had
failed to remit it to him at Hinsdale.
Mr.. Smith takes it all back in a sign
ed statement he made yesterday at
Miles City.
The statement made by Smith bears
out the brief interview given by Mr..
Hathhorn Friday afternoon, as he was
about to leave for Billings to investi-
gate the charge. He said then he had
the money for Mr.. Smith in the safe
in his Office. According to Smith s
statement the latter sent Mr.. Hath
horn registered letter threatening
suit If the money was not RENTED.
Mr.. HathhOrn. however, unfortunately
failed to open the letter, as it came
as he was about to leave for Helena.
Buy World Almanac now and be
prepared to speak authoritatively upon
matters of interest which occurred
last year and the years before. The
most reliable book of information pub.
lished. Everything in it and all for
35 cents at the Argus office. Sent by
mail for As cents.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-02-22
HEALTH NOTICE.

LoWlStOWn. Jan. ZS, l9O5.
WHEREAS. There is an epidemic
of SMALLPOX prevailing in the
state of Montana, at Billings and at
Helena and other parts of the state;
AND WHEREAS, There is train
connection between salu cities and
the city of Lewistown and other
points in Fergus county;
AND WHEREAS, A large number
of the inhabitants of Fergus county
have already become infected with
said disease, towit; In the vicinity
of the town of Moore and what is
Fergus county, Montana, and that the
spread of said disease IS dangerously
imminent from public gatherings and
the public health greatly endangered
thereby;
NOW THEREFORE,; It is hereby
ordered by the Board of Health Of
the County of Fergus state of Mon
tana, that within the County OF
Fergus, state of Montana, all public
gatherings of whateve, nature, such
as dances, churches, all places of
public amusement and like gatherings
are hereby forbidden until such time
as it shall be deemed advisable by
this board to remove said restrictions.
Any person violating the above
rules and restrictions is guilty of a
misdemeanor.
BY order of the Board of Health.
Fergus County, Montana.
H. H. Wilson, Secretary.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-02-22
LEWISTOWN TWENTY
YEARS AGO
(From the Argus of Aug. 5. 1860
Two new saloons open at Maiden,

(From the Argus of Aug. 5. 1860
Two new saloons open at Maiden.
John l.. Wiedeman and Chas. P.
Thompson give notice of dissolution
of partnership.
| Rev. w. w. Van Orsdel annOun-
ces that he will preach at the school
house Sunday, Aug. s.
Granville Stuart and Percy Ken.
nett leave Maiden for the north, seek
ing trail to take cattle over.
Joe Anderson c'Skookum Joe') re.
ports good clean-ups from Alpine
sulch, with only enough water to Oh.
crate rocker
Mrs. l.. G. Dawkins announces that
she has opened boarding school near
Ross Fork. Tuition and board $25
per month.
The county commissioners appoint
c. c. Fuller constable for Big Spring
precinct; declare the county road on
Dry Wolf creek, from Blakenship's
to Clendenin county road, as viewed
and marked
The woOlgrowers of the Judith has.
in held banquet at Judith landing
July 20. at which David Hilger acted
as POSTMASTER Toasts were respond
ed to by l.. w. Peck. Benjamin Web
ster, DR.. Willard. Mr.. Huson, Mr..
SwOpe, Sam Phillips. John Brooks,
Mr.. Thompson, John Fogarty and Jas.
Fergus.
County Officers: Sheriff, ]. NJ.
kumpe: treasurer D. f. Folsom;
clerk and recorder, L. Rotwitt; Judge
of probate, B. w. Badger: district at.
torney, W. H. Hunt; assessor, Sam
Snyder; surveyor, George Stafford
coroner, J. NJ. Kumpe; superintendent
of schools, Miss A. NJ. Darcy; COM
mlssioners, Capt. Stafford. Canyon
Ferry, Thomas Wall, Cora creek,
William Berkins, Cottonwood.
J There being no Republican party
organization in Fergus county, a call
for primaries to be held in the var
lOus precincts was issued, signed BY
the following: James Fergus, E. p.
Chandler. c. A. Young, Jake Stanford,
u. A. Parrot, E. NJ. Clark, w. E.
Vlnson, E. j. Barnard, Frank Martin,
ID. Brereton, S. w. Darling, J. T.
Douglass, j. w. Hamilton, John L.
Wledeman, VIM. T. Mcfarland. Floyd
Dwinelle, l.. w. Eldridge. c. E. Rich
ards, Lew Roberts, Z. H. Williams,
JED Groesbeck. A. NJ. Thompson, NJ. J.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-02-22
SATURDAYS BARGAINS.

~ " INLAY . 6Ah0AiNS.
~ -lnch decorated china pitcher i0c.
to-lnch vase, each 81 purchase. 10c
at. Rockingham tea pot, soc.
.t2-inch l ct. glass pitcher 20c.
Large No. stand lamp comp. Acc.
fancy brass twin match safe lac
SILK chiffon stock collar loc.
Mlltary hose supporter, belt, c0c.
5 spools pure crochet silk Ice.
White celluloid back comb ice.
Good nail brush loo.
lhlna tea pot. sugar and creamer. soc,
l2i2-inch Rockingham mix bowl soc.
fair lined horsehide gloves 7Jc.
pairs mems best black sox 25c.
9-lnch round linen DOYLE loc.
ChlId S lace trimmed quilted bib 1Oc.
Japanese china oatmeal dish 1oc.
balls black darnIng cotton sc.
l dozen lead blown glass tumblers soc.
Coon & Co. collars and cuffs sc.
MONDAYS BARGAINS.
Tin box New Era axel grease lac
Galvanized tubs 1S15-inch soc.
l0c Carton doz. clothes pins &c.
Best mop holder with handle l5c.
Best white cotton floor mop 2oc.
lS-lnch polished oak clock shelf 200.
All copper wash boiler, large size s.. 60
80 II. galvanized wire clothes line 15c.
l9-ln. pol. hardwood towel roller zoe.
Out- o-Slght' mouse trap sc.
10 corn pepper 20c
12 doz. any size lamp wicks sc.
lSR-in. rock maple chopping tray 25c.
Maple potato masher, enamel handle
l0c.
lO-in. tampico scrub brush 1Oc.
high grade window brush zoe.
lo-ln. window rubber or drier zoe.
l gallon glass oil can SOC.
lo-inch japanned coal hod 25c.
4-quart covered tin bucket 15c
TUESDAYS BARGAINS.
l2-nch panel saw 15c.
Maydole bell face hammer 75c.
Hot pan litter 15c.
Nlckle-pated cuspidor 2uc.
!2-qt. 3 coat enamel pail Csc.
Hand lamp complete 2Oc.
lFlnch japanneI tray 15c.
Set OF Potts sad irons s1.55
Fatl best tubular lantern 6Oc.
lin. long handle steel fry pan 2Gc.
- Is wire dish drainer 15c.
I"-lh. sieve, | pc. tin sides 20c.
~ 10 dust pan 10c.
Wood handle emery knife sharpener
15c.
] doz. sheets best sand paper 15c.
Eonnay No | wise 25c.
loo DeVeleI cllnch copper rivets lOc.
doz. belongs hooks and eyes &c
10 y steel shelf brackets 25c
10 IS steel shelf brackets e5c
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-02-22
S Nv,t =. 9. sharpless. Frank r.
M Rudolph Won Tobel. Jr., John
W. Beck, John N. Vrooman.

argus advertisers: N. T. Dinsmore.
ciotn,er; T. c. Power & Bro, general
HeIcnanoise; DR.. F. w. Hanson. drug
ets,; ives Z Handel, general mer'
cnants; w: H. Watson, lumber; p.
saunders. livery; Thompson & Brain
ora: druggist; Richard Gies, fruits:
MAIDEN; Louis Berlanger, general
store; judith Cattle Co.. H. P. Brooks,
SUPERINTENDENT: VIM. Hortop. Lewis
town, hotel; Holzemer & Day, Day
rouse; w. w. Dewitt. general mer-
cnandise; r. w. Noble & Co., lumber;
lanai & Co.. Maiden brewery; Broad
wafer, mcnamara & Co., post traders
at Fort Maginnis; Custer Forwarding
20, Paul Mccormick & Co., agents;
=. F. Barney. undertaken. Billings;
-erchants Forwarding Co., Server e.
''.itney. agents; c. E. Boissonneault,
general store. Maiden; international
motel. Maiden, r. F. Craddock; Bailey
Billings, bankers. Billings; Tibet
hotel, A. r. Barrows. John Toombs,
notary public; Peter Anderson. black
smith; j. O. Gilkerson, liquor dealer;
Groesbeck & Poland. hardware, Maid
en-; X. Won Tobel, Jr. Frank E. Smith.
S. w. Darling, attorneys Chas. Leh-
man & Co., Cottonwood general mer-
chandise.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-02-22
MEAGHER MONUMENT.
The Senate, by a Very Close Vote,
Decides to Move It.

The Senate, by Very Close Vote,
Decides to Move 1t.
Helena, Feb. 20.-By the narrow
margin of one vote, the senate today
adopted the report of it's committee of
the whole, which recommended the
adoption of senate joint resolution No
1, granting to the Thomas Francis
Meagher Memorial association per.
mission to erect statue to that war
rior-statesman anywhere within the
capitol grounds except in the main
walk leading to the building, and ap
propriating $1,000 for the removal of
the base thereof.
The committee on privileges and
elections presented the majority re-
port recommending the seating of the
contestant. John l.. Bielenberg, while
the minority recommended the reten
ton of the venerable Conrad KOhrs
Whipple demanded a division on the
adoption of the majority report, and
Mr.. Kohrs voted for his own unseating
The majority report was adopted.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-02-22
THURSDAYS BARGAINS.

THURSDAYS BARGAINS.
Nartha Washington waist soc
Set corset clasps sc.
3 3&i metal doll head Csc.
Chlld's fancy dust pan Ice.
Chih's best broom 2Oc.
Bottle Rock magnet cement &c
IL IA mirror 3Oc.
hoil best deco. crepe paper 15c
Rottle lie Pages glue 1Oc.
emery tool grinder, high speed, $3.50.
Mortlse knob lock complete 45c.
Curry and main comb 1Oc
Zz-lnch best butchers saw $3.50.
Atkins best buck saw $lOO.
All steel Ratchet csc.
Gin. patent stove damper zoe.
DIN. stove pipe elbow zoe.
Trap door pull, japanned, 15c.
steel shelf brackets 10c.
FRIDAYS BARGAINS.
2 TT. lockwood folding rule 15c.
spring balance scale, weigh so lbs, Csc
lo-in. best quality horse rasp Csc.
Shoemaker's rasp, best, 25c.
ll-lnch timers ships soc.
Nlckled tea kettle, copper bottom and
rim, $3.50 value ar 75c.
ct. r. timed milk pan 2 for CSC.
at. covered milk kettle or can 15c.
Best quality milk straner zoe.
frame gem tin 15c.
Can Lyon wall paper cleaner 15c.
9 lo1a 81 loaf tin Ice.
Large wire vegetable boiler lOc,
l pound butter mould l5c.
! dOz. best coat and hat hooks 15c.
/ set oil cloth binding 1Oc.
Set ball bearing casters 15c.
IS it. picture wire 1Oc.
Arctic toilet paper holder 10c.
! doz. brass cup hooks 15c.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-02-22
Presbyterian Notices.

Young Peoples Society of Christian
Endeavor Thursday night.
The pastor will preach Sunday morn
ing. The choir will furnish special
music morning and evening. G. II.
Beasley, musical director, will sing a
solo.
Sunday evening MI H. L. De Kalb
will give an address on the character
of Washington.
Home Workers and Missionary so.
ciety meet at the church Friday
March 3rd. to be entertained by Mrs
Eldridge, Mrs. Froembling and Mrs
Quickenden.
Sunday. March 5, 100 p. M, special
musical service. Program next week
HENRY QUICKENDEN, Pastor.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-02-22

against Don Stafford to secure decree
on the ground that the defendant has
for two years failed to provide her
with the necessaries of life, owing to
his idleness, profligacy and dissipa-
ton. She also asks for the custody
of their child
The parties were married at Beav-
er creek, this county, in December,
1902. S. w. Pennock is the plaintiff s
attorney.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-02-22
TWO DIVORCE CASES.

Judge Cheadle Grants Elizabeth N.
AkeIey a Decree.
Judge E. X. Cheadle yesterday
granted Elizabeth N. Akeley a de-
cree of divorce from Willis A. Akeley,
and awarded her the custody of their
two children and $1,000 alimony.
The parties were married at Lew
istown Dec. 10, 1895, and the divorce
was granted on the ground of cruel
treatment.
Emily Stafford has brought suit
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-02-22

Every day will be Bargain Day at
The Fair for one week-Saturday.
February 25th, to Saturday, March
4th. The nickles, dimes and quarters
we clip off from each purchase soon
amounts to dollar.
T will pay to make out your list
and attend this sale every day.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-18
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tn Dur4i9utt. &c: 10 phmb Dur@i9attt,
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$50 bs kO0 Htuab 7e; btsfoe &Hbe zoo
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5Se; Stier Borserptertel &c. etsss etxtess
uterteI l0le, Sstab 3sxtsrpsesteI LOGS, Rsxh
gorberpiertsI &c. Rub SoshersierteI 4f. &tb
omterpierteI 7c.
6riiGes HaIbFeti@-3dIbss 10e, 0txtss
pterteI 18}c, Borberutertet 7le.
6rti&es e@afief& 2daruses pa $tnsh
lie ; 69afe SIC; e&extet l6e: Ne6s ark
Ice.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-18

Hriidbte umD 0emaie.
Tsa@ts
HepfeI Suite Ro&dpfeI $500 per Sab.
Hananen $l.0O-l.26; tetns T6c-sl.Oe.
gitroneu 81 O0--l.50 per RIFE.
Dransen - $a.b0-3.b0 pet Rife.
9rauben 17ie per Rorb.
Birnen 81. pQ-1.26 per 8uibel.
gemGfe.
Wotbe Ruben 25e per Dutenb gnn@es.
GeIerp 25:-40c per Hun4.
Differ slant 16c pei Dusexb.
8raut = Sl!0o-l.25 per Gab.
glumeniobI $a.5, per Dutenh.
@urfen - $l.s0 per Dutenb.
saIat - 12ke per 9funb.
geteriIie l6e per DuRenb Bun9es.
RartoHsIn = 65e 7be per guibel.
eibfartofeIn = Srsinia $l.75; Salt''
NOR $s.o -s.26 Seriep $3.50 $500
per Sab.
4wiebe.n 8otbe unb petbe $'.3h per
Yfunb (; epanii9e 3u'ebeln sl.o
per Siite.
@abieie loo per Dttsnb.
epinat - acc pee 8uibel.
tomatoes 5 per Grate.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-18

GAMBLER bssabIen fOIsexos &reHe:
Butter - GountrH, lles Srecu1srt %6'.
eiptn 27c-
Ttii@e Ger-23: pet CuteRc.
pdibner Sc. Sdbae 3, TurieuSE10El2e.
Saien - ST.. obs $1.25 per Suseno.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-18
Dpm megeusWagff.

Tt1otbt-BerfaufSprete: - 50-T. 10
@tlet - 8eriaufspreie: 81. 00-&6.0o.
BeIfGforn - 8ertaufspreffe: ie sao Ga
OaaItsdt, 81 bts coo. Neues 40-45c.
~aafr--se&dIt 39-84e; ~ ben aek.rs
N.00-$8.00 per 9onRe. ReuG 30-4.
etrob-prete. ie mad benz erab. n Dol.
len, $5.0O@$6.O0.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-18
safe.

Gngros . Berfaufspreiis SrRsortsst'
e@peberidie 8oe pei ptssxb txsssuaHss'
6&meuerfdie 17s, Biseoxfm Cream 8 &di
Is, gerp Dori Gbsobarsi lbe. stxsssni
5&er 2tnsbtrrser lac. Brio 16e.