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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-02-02

7. M A. writes "a follows: Il have
some turkeys that we're perfectly
healthy an short time ago Then
their heads began 10 swell up aud
now are nwoll0n 90 twice their nat
ural size aud some OF the turkoya
have died. What IL the cause Of this.
and 10 there any cure Tor ~ WIN
the chickens take It from the tur
keyaf"
The trouble IL evidently roup. which
Il common 10 both turkeys aud hons.
II the chickens run with the turkeya
they are liable 10 take A. This Is
not sure to be the case. Tor the reason
that there are probably several dis
tinot germ diseases that are called
roup. We know that there are At
least two The fact 10 poultry dis.
eases have not yet been thoroughly
studied by the scientists for the pur.
pose OF determining what germs cause
certain diseases. We know that some
kinds Of roup AFFECT both turkeys and
chickens; We do not know that some
kinds may not be- confined TO one
class OF farm fowls.
Roup Is the most dreaded Of an the
dheaaea that affeot turkeys. aud II the
birds are sick with II we do not know
OF any better remedy than killing
and burying them, They certainly ar,
not At 10 be eaten. ana It Is doubtful
II they will be NJ 10 eat At any tim,
after having recovered from the dis
ease Chickens affected with rout
have been cured apparently and then
dressed for the table In such cases
they have had 10 be thrown away, as
there were collections OF slime be
tween the layers OF flesh even In the
legs
Prevention of the disease Ii the only
thing that can be recommended.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-02-02

Mrs. Clancy Yls, Mrs Muggins. Pat
and OF part to mate no more OF whit
20 tho hospital 10 az afthor him "ol
want to see me husband sea oi; the
man that got blowod up" Yer can't"
sea tho docther-"he's unther the
lnnooence Of Ann Esthotlcs" "Oi
don't know tho lady" sea OF. mighty
dlgnlncd lolkc. but II me lawful
welded husband can act lolko that
Nhin he's AZ deaths door Ol1l have a
divorce frlm hlm'"- Exchange.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-02-02
Butler 10 Thoughtful

An English butler who committed
suicide left for his employer note
In which he said = should hav,
gone to better world last night
only this being your at home day. .
thought would walt until tonight
I hope you will hnd everything al
rlEht An the panlfy."
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-02-02

An interesting item regarding tho
mlstletoc IL that II IL the only plant
whose roots refuse to shoot In tho
grouud-a peculiarly possessed by
no other parasite. II Il found on tho
nr. the lime. and tho apple tree as
vol ~ on the oak
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-02-02
WHY SHE LEFT THE MEETING
Aunt L,s Reasons Not Connected
with Theology.

In tho little baptist chapel In tho
picturesque town Of PASSPORT. Me"
many years ago. the minister request.
cd all persons present not members oi
the church to retire at the close OF tho
meeting.
Good old Aunt L., who had reached
the age OF foursCore, aud who was one
OF lis most respected members, arose
to leave,
IT does not apply to you. Aunt H."
said the minister.
THAT is not the reason am going
dear" she responded. - have pain
IN my stomach o. Boston Herald.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-02-02
CONCERNING COMMON SENSE.

Tho man who knows when not TO
talk, Possesses judgment Of q high
order People everywhere are dis.
PLAYING good Judgment by eating
pillsbuyH Nltos Tor breakfast. It's
a mighty good thing TO be outgide OF;
frt 10
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-02-02

We onsf one Hundred bol.r lsssfd ~ 81
sass n Oaiaffh thsi cannot BE- cared ~ hals
- CHENEY co Toledo %
We ths undaftiansd, hsfs tnIvn y ,. thgusf
flf tha lat rs ysafa sd believe BIN psfiecuf boz
ofahIa Do 81 business tfansaC Hnus and tnanflaII
~ h arr Hut snT obligations made ~ NE nfns
WAintHu. hIHHAH A hatNiHs
WhHesss ufuaalsnt Toledo. q.
usffs Cafsffh Care Il taaen intsfnallTt aCuna
dffsrtV upa M hi1ai and mucous tufiacsa ~ ne
sy,tsmf Isstimunisis sent free. pfits y cent? ~
1sEs Iiails famiiy ffils fof eausiipation.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-02-02

10 100 pounds Doctors told me han
diabetes and could not live was
stretched and hopeless whom ! began
using Doan'a kidney pills but they
cured me eight years ago, and I've
been we'll ever since
sbls by aIl dealers 90 cents box
Foster Nahum Co.. Buffalo. ~ Y.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-02-02
Ever Hear Of "seotty" and His Record.
Breaklnq Rider

The story. briefly told. IL this; Wal.
ter Scott. the Death Valley gold miner.
made the trip from Los Angeles to
Chicago last summer on q special
train over the Santa Fo" In less than
70 hours That whirlwlnd train cost
him more than $4,000 II WAS tho
fastest long distance run over noun
tnlns and plains ever made on any
American railway II demonstrated
beyond dispute that the Santa Fe
track. equipment and employees are OF
the dependable kind Probably you
wouldn't care 10 ride 80 fast You pre-
for the luxury of our three trains from
Utah aud Colorado TO Everywhere
East and Southwest
ASK me Tor ticket rates and litera'
lure.
c. +. WARREN.
q. A., A. r. a s. r. Ry.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-02-02

In applying TO a London magistrate
fof a transfer OF HE license, Il saloon
keeper said that he wanted TO move
because the district In which he then
was had become New Jerusalem"
and Jews ala not drink as much as
Christians
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-02-02

ago I had kidney
trouble so bad I
could not work
Backache was per
slstont and % was
agony 10 M any
thing Gravel
whIriInE head
aches dizziness
and terrible urIn
ary disorders ran
me down from i6s
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-02-02

10 Van Ness avenue. san Francisco
a long avenue. ~ feet vide. asphalt
cd and without car tracks. the eitJ
has placed au extra number Of cleo
trio llghls. a1 aH 10 make Il better foi
the nlrht drills ot tho National
Guards.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-02-02
TWENTY YEARS or II.

Emselate5 by Diabetes; Tortured
win Gravel and Kidney Palms
Henry souIe. cobbIer Of Ham
mondsport. 81 s.. says since DoanH
Kidney pills cured me eight years
ago. I've reached 20 and hope 10 live
many Year, longer But twenty years
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-02-02

The air is so pure In the Polar re
glous, 80 free from harmful microbes,
that throat and lung diseases are M
known there, That section Is also
entirely free from contagious mai
aides.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-02-02
HER husbands HOUR OF JOY
Partner Of Successful Woman Re.
eeivss Hia Reward.


eeiVss His Reward.
The famous and successful woman
vas addressing a large audience.
u cannot but confosa.s she said.
that the many marks OF respect and
esteem and confidence have received
from the public during the past years
have been sources OF CRED pride aud
qualification to me. hut would be
unwomanly In me were I 10 calmly ac-
oopt these tributes Of your confidence
and take all the credit 10 iysolf bo.
lleye that this Is the time Tor me 10
make acknowledgment inI this public
manner TO one who has BON my com.
panion. my counselor anN my guide
and who has upheld my,Ncary hands
when the tasks seemed " great for
my strength. and who hal echoered me
with loving words when have re.
turned worn aud weary from my ardu.
Gus duties In club aud on Lostrum, who
has by thoughtful. oonstknt minlstra.
lions given the blessed kAwledEc that
always there Ia for mo haven Of
refuge and rest a harbor Of comfort
and cheer-my home. that am
and all that { have I owf 10 that In.
ostlmablo man. my husband"
Among the vast assemblage that
cheercd and huzzaod at barring these
noble sentiments could We seen the
modest figure OF a man. weeping silent
tears OF 10y In this slouous moment
his slender frame sC-iir'1t sun yunava
by q glow OF gladnoss Ind even his
straggly whlskcrs too& on some
somblanee OF grace. II was her hus.
band, The poor mans patience and
selfsacrlnce were recognized at last
Chicago Tribune.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-02-02

The manuscript Of swlnburnea
First Book OF Ballads has been sold
Tor $1,000.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-02-02

riso.s cure ts The hest medicine We ever ussd
ior aIl affections " me throat and lungs W.
D L.naLaT. Nannurrn. Inl- Inh Do. Iaol
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-02-02

A round trip rate Of $50 to California
viii be In eject an winter via the new
rnd popular Salt Lake Route. See
nearest agent or write for information
10 J L.. Moore. ID p A.. Salt Lake city
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-02-02


le preached the smilip, toctrine, -.
Lowed "a smile would PURE all Ills;
An said a hughlu' fcllcu
Cud allus meet HE hillt
Never mot him thct he didn't
Cry out. Cheer NJ, bln, au smile.
Tic amt such h drcury burden,
Something's surely wuh the while"
said a smile wul real trouble
DIDN'T hcv NO place IN ME
An recommended smllln
10 uppcaHv uu angry tifc.
said thu..s weren't mo- ny on rWparln',
Said tho hull world Wohld be- gay
Or q man would ios im.Einc
Thot the sun shoue o. day
An I've not aasNr
Prom The View
Uut ono "A preacher
stuhhcd rd, an then
40 f1rEol preAchin',
JOINED 4eWin men.
ON h, easy.
fut gh, 49,
And whom he called,
Don't as
which areA " itTons too
When trouble ms Nuur IWAguu.
tuIas Will want "a fmit TON YOU
nHHHuNN N'HHH Press
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-02-02

Poultry intended fOr market should
be led plenty Of corn Tor two or three
weeks before marketing.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-02-02

The soldier and the sailor arc es.
pccially subject TO catarrh. In the
barracks and ON the hcld Peruns ig
found equally oficacIous TO overcome
this physical enemy n taken In time
% VIII prevent colds from developing
into rainrfh Even after a cold has
Settled in some orgln OF the body,
pcruno can Doc relied upon as an ON.
c,clous remedy to- promptly overcome
g.
pcruna will relieve catarrh. whether
acute or chronic. but "a few doses Of
% taken iu the FIRST Stages " the dis.
ease viii be- more effective than when
the disease has become established.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-02-02

DO something Mothuselah lived 10
DO 700 years old but little else about
him ever got into print John A
Rowland
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-02-02

Prisoners In Morocco must pay the
policeman for his work In taking Thorn
10 iall
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-02-02

NoHlth = Nofub Nhtl NeiuhL
Rear.Admiral liichborn Is one OF the
0ostknown officers OF our navy. His
statements concerning pcruna will
have much weight as they go out iu
the world. what he says o. echoed by
many other officers OF high standing.
What me Admiral Says.
Philip Hichborn. RcnrAdmlral Of
tho U. s. Navy. Washington. ID. c..
writes:
"Affer the use Of Pcruna for short
period, can nov ehccrfuily recon-
mend your valuable remedy 10 any
,nc who Is In need Of an invigorafinQ
'o1ic. "-Ipbiiip HchbOrn.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-02-02

~ cross Hall ltue taue % package $
snts Tho Russ Company, South ncnd. Ind
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-02-02

Tons Grass Hay Free.
Everybody loves lots aud lots Of fodder
Tor hoes, COWS, sheep and swine.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-02-02

ls aa ladia COMPANY 1 o soa th' B id 70 az
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-02-02

q A., A. r. a $. +. Ry,
IN Dooly Block, salt Lake city, Utah
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-30

Sped. ensI.-OeudbIt9. g ID 10 Ptsush
tm Our@f@mtt, 143e; II bB IL Pt,mb tm
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0eb6rrte8 Rtsbaei@ - g9xfes, rea.
Set5s l2}e; 3ubssasstsa 10: Srxsxj. IA
2n54eI 13Ke.
0@uIterm-01sl. Gurso, Is tu 20 Ptxxh
tn Dtr9i&niH, oie; is 4hrxh Dur3i4nitt.
Sc, 10 BIB IL Ff,sb Gle.
0ep66eItes e@ustxslaf4 - &xo@sxIojes
6ancp Big sa0. 80: 2IarsD HsaH us. 90; 5azas
3 $500; esort GIeax $3.50; Rhrupi
S18 90.
e&raait n xierces Il. Dual. 1ote: Q.
0natitdt 94e; Q. naaItdt 81.
&Bbrfe - 0erdu3erts DratsmxH &C..
6rantfurter 73e; Bologna h Edrmar 7}e, In
fu& 6Xe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-30

eusar Garsb e@tRtsn - gsts nua1stdt
1e-20 ptaab 18}: ID &txt l8}e: I0-l1
pfuab I84: Spette nmalttdt Sole 44tmb
l2ae; 10 @fusb lac ; - Hfsnsb lac /; 10
pfunb 24e.
Galifornti3e eqtxssn-6 bis 8 Yfuab sae:
Q bis ID 4frnb 81.
SYe6-aIars esstsa. 80 ~ 20 4hxb Ia
Dur4f&mtt. lie; Mass 9slts2. % - 80
4funb, lie: &iase Hsulsat - ~ % 4(mAl.
lose; Is BID 81 ffA.. lie; IL - le $fxab,
lae; &Iare Safexs ., u 60 $ismb. LIE,
aadeR IL BID Is 4fvnb l13e; 0ass NR6sa {
81 9 pfnab. 71fe
Trabfa6,G pe6-Mm9 onol{RGuesb l7}<
semdbIter euear 6assb 172e, 81 qfsmt II
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l r.; ]anb II Ow4ll9n1lts tiQQmd1. liz,
J 8 4hash hR Our4f4Rik. iqmn1. lole.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-30
How DaseHsRasfs

xsusofbp%Berfmsfsprefe: $40. oo-I2 o.
Rilet - Seriaufs$reIe: F.0o-s6.0e.
@eIf&torn - Rertaafsprefe: ie sea ss
Oiaitt&t, 4-61.
3Gfr-sei&dIt 82-85e; h bz ksRrsn
S8.0o-$9.0o Yer Tssase. Reua 32-S5s.
-Preae. ie mad BEN g:ab. IN sas
len, $4.00-&6.00.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-30

S~nbtsnapsIB &aHeesBxsfe
0eu6bmI. bS gutter l0-l2e: Srixa bts a.
udtitsr A-lee 6aney 82&-8ss. soIh.s
Delow 10 BIB 22e. SGua 28-82e
Sx Ba6etsa
xsioia $14.7b. Sion $1t.75, Ssrtes yll.7s
Garacas ia. 76. Dtnuortb'8 S1e. 20, Duta
Sara 8ienb $500, Glimas Sapa Hleno
$14.76, Durica Sll.76.
Su6er-Dorutaoe8 7.47e: etRd5ndss 8 80
,tIuertFrter 6.32e: xxx puIpestfxt9 b.S7s,
ietner sranmiirter 6.02e: Gabes SAFE; lions
f~eetiones' Y 6.07S H~tbsewooa Z 4.62s; 1s6s
xi1 q 4.72e; empire z4.s7e: SbssI <yszs
0oIhe1 8 4.b7e; Dtaaf0r Gytra 8 1876
Rissewooe 6 l4se: seIber 8 5:l2.; Ii eel,
ter 4.O7.
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RanoeIn Ia; uei9f@aIise Naxb.gx I5s-
Sorban RanbeIn 15e; Reamits 6 b8 Els,
ser0Rete 7e bis Sc: gnsli4e BaIxfHe
gtnsema@te 5ri9te-BGadbsrrtss 8 M,
Sl.10e pea9es etaabars. 8 Rfs., II
2.26; combs 8 Rfunb u. 60-a. g: ga
Eeades. $1.l0|$1.6O; &naxas. 9taxbaxt.
Q Rfb., N.6-$1.9e; Seeo&As, q ptsxk.
u.26- e1.46; crime Bobnea. 8 8fxsb Sans
men, 8abaa,a AnGnoB s1.8o6ea Csc.
eefebte QsSien. S.20-t1.7B ~. frRSs Sxai =
Gsats. Narrow Soe, etmeaustGts Wt-s0s
Tomatoes. 9 Pfune, 81. l0-s1.us, Hxfss
3or1 See@$1.S6. EpfeIbutter. pei Dutsks.
8 8futb. 81.
Sanhp-7S Stamsen seurf9t 7e; sros
esr senatf4t &c; Banner TutH Sc; srssr
8onbons l0e; Rs. Q Cream aeraiGt &C.
&eis@GaroItnas 3orf, 4i--S}s. Sasax 81
sic. gebro&ener. 8-4.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-30
Nublano.
NuBlar0.
WiBIungtner Banfraut

6 v 10 30. Otut3s Nut
belen Sage beriu9tsn beute rnebrere
Stubentsn, bte Wolaa 2omma.Ban 40
plinbern. sic eineen rubis In oie
8ant, SOsen RebOlber uno foroerten
Sebermarr auf. bic 6dnbe bo9subal-
ten. Die meifen Nn9.felten Fobeu
boiler S9rsden, absr elmer. Der falts
bIiitissr mar. sob ben @d9tern aubsr.
balb Der 8anf sinsn Wint unb bieis
f9loKsn fOfOrt bic &btrsn. Die Stu.
benton asri@meitertst1 bic Ssnasr unb
fu1tsn 3u entfisbsn. bod tuuroen bier
binsfsR eema9t; Elm polisif tuurbe
tbbtli& %pertuunbet.
2eut. g d m tbt's2ei@e
berentt.
Obefa 20. Wdrs. Auf Bee
febl oes WisesNSmirals @budnin muir.
ben In uebereini fimmun9 NIT benz ur-
tbeil bes 2risasminifers bic 2ei4sn
2eut. S9miot's uno feiner bret Rame=
raben, bic nit ibm srf9oRen tuurosn.
auf bic bobe See gebra9t unb per'
fenft.
Be9naoigunq
gbita, 90. Wdrs. @eneralgou-
berneur Rennsnfampf bat bie 3obes'
Frafe, tueI&e iiber Is pofbeamte per=
bdnst purbs. neil fs f9 an einem
Streif bstbsiligt battsu, In @efdnsnib=
frafe bon berf9iebener Sauer unb In
einigen 6dlen In Berbannuns um9es
tpanoelt.
Yotntf9e g prade IN ben
g 9uIen.
Warf9 u, 90. Mdr3. Nuf
gefebI BON ct. Yetersburg ptrb Der
s9ulinipettor ben @ebrau9 bes pola
ni5&en als unterri9tsfpraGe in allen
Saulen unb nnibsrHtdten pOlens GEE
ftatten.
Simmer m | 5 traui6 d.
5eIftn9fors, 5innlanb, 90.
Mdra. g ma&f bier bic 8eIoraniB,
bob Die Rsattiondre bon ct. Peters-
burg beabf&iisen. 1nruben berporsu.
rufen uno bieie als 8oruano au be-
nubsn. UNI ben Simmer man&e Re4te
az snt3isbsn, bic ibnen getrdbrt tpurs
ben. uno bic Ruiffi3irung fori8uisbsn.
Die sgialifen ertldren, tuena oos
alsemsine etimmre9t uno bas Gin
tammerfpRem bss parlamentes nt3t
einqefhbrt purosn, 10 uiiroen he einen
algemsinen Gtreit erfldren.
eieq Der Semofraten.
g t. petersburq. 90. Wdra.
Die tonfitutionellsn Demofratel baben
BEL ben Wunictpalpablsn I'M peters'
burger 9iffrift auBerbalb Der 6aupt'
ftaot einsn gidnwnoen Sisg g%stuonnsn.
Sn Ret9sratb gemdhlt
6 t. Petersburg 9, 20. Wdr3.
Der Qon9rsb Der 8ertreter bon Hanoel
unb Snbufrie bss europdii&en &ub-
lambs tuablte beute IL Witglieoer bes
ReiGsratbes. Die @eudblteu Rnb an'
aeiebene 2eute in tbret Rreifen.
gs fnb Der friibers 9anoelsminifer
9imiriassH. tuel9er ben 8orRb TN
3onsrsRe fibrte unb 3ueife0os on Der
Spite Der Gibsralen TN &si4sratbe ffe.
ben riro; ferner DafOuninstp unb Or.
@lesmer, Miislieber Der ct. peters'
burger 0anoelstammer; W. Apoatoff,
prdRbent bes aoblsn- unb Wetalfon'
grefes bon @bartoH; W. @oubaioff,
bonn 2omite Der B6rfe BON @borfotu
W. Qbaneufe, bon Der B6rie 80 Qietp;
W. Wouibine, Director Der @olgo
Qomma 8ant 30 gbarioH; W. 2re'
fenni, prdfoent oes B6rientomites bon
Wosfau; W. Rotbpanb. bon benz B6r.
ienfomits bon Warf4au; Or. Kramer,
BON Der Rianer Bbrie; W. 8aouline.
bon Der B6rfe 3u Nif9nisN opgoroo; R.
2oael, elm 6abrifant bon Setaterinen'
burg.
Snbien.
Mrmeebubget.
m "Y.> m.s kAS
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-30

Santiago, 20. Mdr3. auber
Der MnIei6e bon $12, 500. 600 Bet einsm
bsutl&en Jinansinaitute. pel&e ftr ben
Bau Der Mriea.2a pa3'Babn befimmi
iF, bot bie Resieruns einsn aontrati
NIT Der a>eutiaen transatlantif8en
Banf. ,pel9e bic Deuti&e 8anigbon
Berlin unb epspsr Bros. bon Herr
Dsri reprdientirt, ftr etne anIsibe bon
$18. 800. 900 absei&loRen, bic nit A
pro3snt bsr3trR perben lou. 2ebter'
anIeibe foQ fhr ben Bau bon aauaI.
ipHeme,t In metreren -Stdbten gttle'i
bertuan6t tuerbsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-30

OettetDe,
@shsx - 20. 2 rotbes &c, aut etIgs
fen. s1e BON 9eabIem; SO. 8 rotasg Gle.
Rdra 852ei &asexpebex s3e.
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melt 46c; 30. 8 wets 46s; 80. Z wsk
4sc; yae. Q meib sernsi&t 4se SO. Q
uetb searf9t 46e; 80. ( pssb gentle.
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70. 4 GELD 4be; 80. . seuti4t 46. !
70. 8 aenti&t 46s; 70. ( seusidt DDS :
&pIbea 45s.
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31&e; 90. 2 0eusti9ter 31}e; 70. 8 sexuatsu
Bic.
1eu 80. 1 atmstbs N1.00i 10.
3. 30 %.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-30

fSCWUYSS 49, OS0~Vs
Tra@t.
aepfeI Suite Ro4d$feI $3.50 per Sas.
Bananen ~$l.0O-l.26; netae Te-$l.oo.
gtrunen 50 25 $50 ber Rife
Dramsen - $2.25-8.7b per Rifle.
9roaben t7.00 per 2orb.
Birnen $I.V0-1.26 per BufbeI.
Grbbeeren 49-S0e bos Guart.
0smaf.
SparaeI-7Bc Elm srobes gun4.
@rine Bobnen-$5.60V6.oo Der Buibel.
Rotbe Raben Use per Dntesh 8un&es.
Rraut = f4f.0o-s0.00 per Eonne.
geue Garrots-lOe has Dutenb.
@eIerp-$S BIS IS 30.
eoIat - tic per pfunh.
9miebeIn Wotbe uab uetbe $i.b0 per
ghanb; epanii@e 8misbeIn 81 IS
per Ri5te.
Differ SLANT a0c PEI Dmtenb.
geterFIie lb-9oe PET Uutenb BuR@es.
RartofeIn - TIC s5r per BufbeI.
elbtmtpEeln - 8ireinia $2.76; Bottle
sac -2.76 Serfep $3.50 $l.00
per Sat.
Rabtsis 3)-6'e per Duteah.
&babarb N-51 bas Duseno.
spinat DOC per Ousenb.
tomatoes s. per Grate.
BIumenfobI $3.50 tr Duterb.
@urfen - $1.a5 per Dutenh.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-30
JRDten.
u + ebubget

Calcutta, 90. Wdr3. BET oes
Deb ltte bss Budgets protefirten eings'
borene Mitslisber bes Ratbes bes Wi3s'
i6nias sessn bieiunsebeuren summsr.
BITE 2orb Qit9ener fdr Wilitdrsusds
berlanst, bie aber unn6tbig lei. /. ba
bic 3raft &ubIanbs gebroGen fst.
Der 1i3ei6nia. 2oro Winto, fagts.
Ct boHe. bab Snbien nie In feiner fal'
f&en Si&erbeit eetdui4t tperoe. abe,
e. CLAUDE ni@t. oaB bic NieoerIagen
Rublanb's bie gsfabr an Der @ren3s
fir ale 3eiten beieitist babe. Ge,
ginbrud. ben cieie Wieberlagen auf eir
fol3es Bolt sema6t bitten, fet mob
su bea&ten. &ublanb tperbe R& uie'
Der stnnial fart asnrs fiblei, fsir
uerlorenes Mnieben iuieber su erobern.
Der preis. Der iebt ftir bic Arrnee Jn'
btens be3ablt werbe, fei etae Werf&e'
eiinssprdu,ie far feline ei&srbeit.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-30

gmgros , Bertsufssrsk szHportisis
s&uebsrfdie 9oe PEI Rtrxh e~txsstudHa4es
Sdueberfdje It's. Bisecnfn Sseoss : adl.
Is, New BORT GbehbarlI l6e, stsbssusb
f&er 2tmbrrser 1le. Dri6 lbs.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-30
Dsttes, ases ~ss 0eRasss.

GAMBLER besabIem fOIsesbe %sefe!
Butter - Gonntrp. 1Aes erssners 28e.
oloi1 o.
6st5&e Gsr-14e per Dute1o.
niSnr 9e, Adtxs 8, IxSistB-O-M
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-30

~ y ~ y
2openbaaen 20. Wdr3. :
Sas untere 6aus bes parlamentes
nabm nit rs essen Is etimmsn eins
Rsgisrunesporlass fur ben @ieoerauf'
bau bes biftorif9en S&lohes bon @bri'
ftiansbors an. bas i'm Sabre 1884 abb
brannte.