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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-08-29
1 COUNTY NEWS.
lANIoINE.

/ lAMOINE.
NOVEL PICNIC.
Something of novelty in picnics was
| that held at the home of Mrs. Fred l..
Hodgkins Tuesday, Aug. a. where the
guests OF honor were nine children vary
ing in age from seven weeks TO four years.
Even such bright babies as these ali are
| prove hardly competent 10 care for them
selves, so mothers, grandmothors and
aunts gathered with them, to make the
| day memorable one. Mrs. Charles
whitaker enjoyed the distinction Of be-
ing great grandmother to six Of the wee
/ tots.
At the dinner and supper hour long
| Ia bles were spread with good things that
/ are not recommended in nursery hygiene,
/ but 90 which The elder members OF the
party certainly did full justice Here
/ must be mentioned the delicious cham
chowder with which Mrs. e. ii. King
served the entire company.
The behavior Of each baby was so ex-
emplary during the day that no possible
chance arose for the discussion OF such 3
question as Ewho has the best baby?"
Those present were: Mrs. Charles Whit
aker, Mrs. e. II. King, Mrs. Addie Rey-
uolds, Mrs. Elwood King, Harold King,
Mrs. w. F. Hutchings, Mrs. g. II. Cog
gins, Miss Eunice Ccggins, OF Iamoine;
Mrs. A. w Reynolds, Ruth Reynolds, OF
Derry, n. H.; Mrs. (. F. Hodgkins, Ralph
Hodgkins, Miss Grace Reynolds, of Wal
than, Mass. Mrs. +. II. Googins, Mrs. c.
A. Reynolds, Miss Louise Reynolds, Mrs.
Walter Reynolds, Homer Reynolds, Mrs.
Sumner Foster, Helen Foster, Mrs. J. X.
Tweedie, Frederick and Agnes Tweedie, of
Cambridge, Mass; Mrs. Fred Reynolds,
Fred, jr., Robert and Philip Reynolds, Of
New Haven, Conn.
Aug. 2S. T.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-08-29

Whereas, Our Heavenly Father, in His in
finite wisdom, has removed from our counsel
Brother Hugh Duty, therefore, be Il
Resolved, That we, the members of william,
T. sherman council, No. IS, j. o. U. A. NJ.
while feeling sad on account Of the death Of
our esteemed brother, would bow in sub
mission TO the will of Him who doeth all
things well.
Resolved, That in the death Of Brother
Duffy the council has lost a good member
one who was always interested in the welfare
Of the order.
Resolved, That copy Of these resolutions
be sent 10 the bereayed family, copy sent TO
The ELLSWORTH AMERICAN for publication.
and copy placed on our records; and that
oar charter be draped in mourning for a
period Of thirty days
A. r. CASTER,
N. II. MAYO,
III. NJ. Curtis,
Committee on resolutions.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-08-29
EDEN.
Aug.N.

G. w. Richards has finished harvesting
lot of fine oats.
HI. B. Luce, OF Pennington, is visiting
his sister, Mrs. Miriam Smith.
Eben Higgins has returned from the Bar
Harbor hospital much improved in health
The rural schools, with the exception Of
the Central school, will open Tuesday
Sept. 4.
Mrs. Addie Grant viii open her store
this week, the necessary repairs having
been completed.
Aug. a. s.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-08-29
! was a Great
Sufferer from
SICK HEADACHE

Dear Sirs:--So. PsnoSscot, Me-, Feb. 80 i'','
] used your al. F." Bitters tor ae.
headache from which ! was great SUI
ferer. ! never found anything il. We
also used il for JAUNDICE in our fanny
II made quick cure.
Yours truly, Mas. vmTos c. GRAY,
Eminent physicians say that thrss.
quarters of all diseases come from P00
digestion, inactive liver and bowels = =
3Sc. bottle of al. F." Atwood's naea'
cine viii cure all these troubles and P'''
vent serious sickness.
F. coiored Postal Cards. 90 sunieesss
Tree. write U.S. II. II. Hays Sons. seiii'
Agents. Portland. Ne.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-08-29
A Mystery solved.

biliousness and habituaI constipation was
mystery that DIR. Kings New Life Pills
solved for me-" writes John N. Pleasant,
of Magnolia, Ind. The only pills that are
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction to
everybody or money refunded. Only 25c
at Z. G.. MooRE's, drug store.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-08-29

Frank Allen, of Greenvilie, was the
guest OF his cousin, j.. A. Somes, last week
Drs. upperness and Archlanger, formerly
OF Ns<~sy, but now residing in Wash
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-08-29

''As graceful mosaic is made by the
tasteful inlaying and cementing together
of an almost infinite number OF little
stones, so is q sanity life made up Of an
unbroken chain OF small acts of virtue"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-08-29
A SALE OF WOMEN'S SHOES.

Pumps for Ladies' Misses and Children
also Tennis Black Russian Calf Agents for Buts
and Patrician also walkover for Ladies and Men,
We carry largest stock of Boots and Shoes in the city
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-08-29
DEDHAM.

Harry McClair and v .fe have returned
to New York.
Mrs. Addie Ireland has returned to her
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-08-29
aug a

The chains of habit are generally too
small TO be felt till they are too strong to
be broken.--F eReIoR.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-08-29

EAST oRLAND.

~ ADDITIONAL oOsa,s Ss,gs sec e'se' po2s
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-08-29

aoual.srzfals
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-08-29
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.

the second floor scores OF different
designs skirts Ngtgowns Drawers and Corset Covers
skirts at 75c, 81, 81 80, 50, $3.50 and So
Nightgowns soc, Toe. 81, 81 20 S15o So and $3.50
Corset covers 25c, soc, zoe and 81
Wrappers and two piece wash suits from 81 totS25o
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-08-29
L.ACES.

Fancy yaleneennes Plat and Point de Paris and imt
and Normandy Special values at sc, Sc and Zoe.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-05-15
Weeds in Alfalfa

EpIros GAztrrL:
have some alfalfa which was
sown about March and il
about SIX inches high now, April
-, and weeds are making good
Roadway in il. What is the bcs,
way TO destroy them wi,hou;
hurting my alfalfa
II. PEAsTiK NH.
McAdams, Miss.
Answer by Prof. w. X Per
kins, Agricultural College, Miss.
Our experience in growing al
falsa at the College indicates that
/, will grow on any soil in the
state that il we'll drained, has
good depth OF surface soil, il
comparatively rich, and on which
the growth OF weeds-and crab
grass n particular-can be con-
rollcd. Crabgrass is the worst
enemy TO alfalfa that we have,
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-05-15
his mate. SO mote it be.

his mate. SO mote it be.
Ducks will eat young cotton:
and will not the goose do like
wise, or does Mr.. Arnold keep
his geese off until cotton gets
age upon il?
Your Southern Farm Gazette
has more practicable. sound and
sensible reading matter in it to
its sic than any farm paper I
know OF: and your print is large
and good and suits old people
like me. And your contributors
all seem TO be fine set OF sensi-
bic, practicable men who are do
ing the country where they live
aud the people the Gazette goes
to very great and lasting good.
Editorial note: What is COM
monty called gapes is a symp.
tom. rather than a disease: lust
a. headache in man may be a
symptom OF overtaxcd nerves
or a disarranged stomach, etc.
Worms. general debility. and
a number of other things will
make chickens cape frequently
Ia the case mentioned in the
foregoing, the runs had proba-
bly, been used much by chickens;
and If the top soil had been re.
moved and replaced by clean
soil. the use OF lime or salt would
likely not have been necessary.
The turning over OF the soil and
the planting OF some rank grow
10 crop like rye would have been
agreat aid without taxing off the
top soil. Such crops arc excel
lent to clean poultry runs, bu,
good drainage il especially de-
sired.
Geese can run on cotton at
auy stage.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-05-15

and 1t is useless to plant alfalfa
IN spring on lands where this
grass comes.
We have been experimenting
Tor two or three years with al
iaIta on piece OF poor sandy
ioam hill soil. with the following
result In February. 1pp-. the
land was put IN tir>t-class con.
d'tton and planted. Il came W
A perfect stand and grew of
well. bu, crabgra>~ soon ap-
peared and the alfalfa never r. :
high enough 10 cut The same
plot was again planted the fo,-
lowing October. tut this time
too late and the first freeze killed
i; all.
In February. zoos. twent,
loads OF manure per acre were
spread over the plot, and after
getting /; IN shape, halt Of il WA
again planted. \ good stand
was secured and June lst follow
ing the alfalfa was = inches -
; feet high. and looked like q
success. When cut, however.
the small crabgra>e began q
grow and the alfalfa was never
seen again. No, one stalk on
the whole half pho, survived.
The other half OF the plo, was
not planted IN spring butw was cul.
tivaicd with \ disk and smoothing
harrow through tho summer
often enough TO keep !, free ot
weeds and grass. On August
10th. zoos. II VAS planted. The
first cutting of hay was made
April Goth and now. MAY III.
il Is from = "a 10 inches high. a
good stand and healthy III ap-
pcarance, with every pros pect
OF hcing 4 permanent; success.
II your patch has only weed
mixed with the alfalfa. cutting
, ~fnze ~ The urpprh trtsh = ~, e,,,4
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-05-15
Kentucky Jacks and Stations

Our
hf1'"rN Mcdonald
and sorreiS.
a
nice oc
j. r Cook Geo. Branch
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-06
Selbfmoro
Giner Srat aus nnbefannter llria9e.

@bieaao. 5. april. SIM BAL.
rler 5ouie" sri9ien beute Elm paar,
oas aIs emo Yarbeleben aus Nem Oorf
unb Grau 8aroslebsn Elm 3immsr
nabm. Der Wann cling aus unb turs
barauf tbbtste fi9 bic 5rau burd ei1sri
S9uB In ben 2opf. Nls garbeleben
3urddfebrte unb bon benz 8orfaQ I'm.
terridtst wuroe, iagte er. bic 6rau fei
ni&t feline 6rau. ionosrn bic zines
@lettrifers In probibenee, bon benz fe
setrennt setpsisn iei. Der poli3ei aes
gsntber CAB Der Nann fpdter ieinen
Ramen ni6t ais garbslsben. fonbern
Ranbsleben an.
als fpdtsr garbsleben cine Sepef9e
aus Wew gort sessist purbe. nod Der
er bort wobne uno 6amilie babe. srs
tldrte er, er babe ME In Nsp Dorf 9es
uobnt, er iet 8erliner unb unnsrbei.
ratbet. gr babe Grau COOPER, bic ft
srf4ob. gum erfen Wale Dor 3wet Sap
rem in philadelphia aetroffsn unb bann
tpieber Dor ftinf Wo9en In pittsburg.
Den 8runb ibrer Sbat femme ct ni1t.
Oorf. 5. MpriI. emo Bars
oelebsn III nod benz NooreBbuds Elm
@lert. Der nit feinsr 6rau. 2 ainbern
unb 6dudaertn i'm 9auie go. 1910
2erin9ton Nbenue tuobnt.
pbtIabeIpbia, 5. Mpril. gbit
COOPER, tpel&e i'm paImsr 6ouie 3u
@biea9o SeIbfmoro be9ing, mar bic
aei&isbene Jrau bss S6ifbausrs Wal-
ter Rapfon. Sbre glterr uobnsr
bier.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-06

eped. gneI.-VewdbItes. 8 b3 10 Bfuxb
tm Dur&f&mtt. 14}e; IL BID ID Rtuh tu
Our9f@nttt, 12is
geb6rrtes etssnfeti9 - e@txfex, req.
SstS, 123e; 1ubeMfettex 10s; SxRexi. ia
Qa64eI 13He.
S9mab IN xierees Il. dual. 1oSs; e.
0uaIitdt 9ie; Q. 0aaItdt o.
6&uItern-Qxei. 6ureh, 10 BIZ 20 Blush
TN Dur1i9nttt, etc; Is Rtuxb 0ur@f6nttt,
Sc. 10 bis 12 gfrab 94e.
Ospo6eltes e@uetxenetiQ - &xo@saIoiss
Sanep pig S20. 80: FLARES Bean s1e. 00; SONS
y $500; esort 9Iew $3.50; Huupf
SIG. 90.
@arfe - 0erdu@erts rrat1uxa Sc.
Uranttirter 7}e; Bologna h Tdrrsn Ut. 10
xu& SIC.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-06
SO. 2ongreB.
O t.

% q n q I o n, 5. Npril. Auf
fribsre biffge 8smerfungen bon Ssna-
loren, oie ni9t au Der 3onfersn, I'M
WsiBen Sauis am SamRas ,uae3og,n
tporoen uaren, erpioerte SUlioer
beute: Genatoren 6diten elm &e9t nit
benz prafoentsn gu tOnfsrirsn, anosrs
Senatoren bdtten ia an9 nit prdf-
benton bon @iienbabnsn tOnfsrirt.
BaiIsp unb JOratsr fihIten id bisr-
bur9 s~strdnit, bod tuuroe bic 2ontro'
perie 9itli9 beiselest.
gltins bat cine @ebe tiber bic 5ra4t.
raten'gil FIR mor9en anyettnbist uno
gailep fhr nddRsn Yisafag.
9aus.
Die Wermiaisuns fur pofwsisn
tpurbe bsute, altsm @sbraude ssmdb,
bon Reprdientanten 3u Reoen bsnubt,
bic feiuen Beaus auf ben @eeenffano
baben, absr BON aag.msinsm Sntsrsfs
finb.
Souns OR. D. ipra4 tber arbeiter'
re&te, See (@a.) tiber quite 2%anbfra-
Ber. stesnerion (Minn.) ibsr gs3ahs
lung i'm gifenbabnpofoienf unb
ainep (Sn.) ibsr SduB3oQ.
Carl @rep, 8eneralsOuberneur bon
Gambia, unb Satin befanben f9
tpdbreno Der gerbanolunssn auf Der
re~ferbtrten @anerie.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-06
&eHeterploFom.
3 Spote, 5 gerIebte.

&ogersbiIIe, $snn., 5.MpriI.
gsi Der grpIoROn zines RsKsls In elmer
Sdsem!ibls 81 aples 6urb, Is Weilen
bon bier. tpurbsn 8 Wdnner aet6otei
unb 5 berl,bt.
Die $ooten finb: NnoerTon 2fpefap,
6. 8. petros unb 6enrp 0erb. 0sr'
LEFT wuroen: Sehe Si3emoore, Sbo-
mas 2ibeiap. @oub SobniOn, M. %.
2ibsiap uno Nr9 &ossrs.
e. x o enelt R e.
% o n, 5. Mpril. prGf.
RoOiebelt wirb biei.s Sabr am Sra.
bsri6mtdungstase Dor Der .Nrmp unb
Nabp Union" 3u ROrfolt, 3d., iprss
den. Die 3eremOnisn wsrosn in Der
5IottenHation unb auf benz Matroien.
GrieobOfe f%attfinbsn.
". " 10 I.
9 o 4 o n, 5. Mpril. gbpin 6.
Suift bon Der betannten @bicago'sr
SGla9terfirma. ifarb su frtber Mor.
ssnfunbe. Seine 5rau III g~esenpdr.
Zig In europa.
n9ldubig q.
% o n, 5. Spril. Der
@efanbie Gomineo's erfldrt, er f6nne
hen 8erudtsn bon elmer &sbolution
auf San Domingo feinen @fauben
bsimsHsn, ba feline &saisruna ibm
Ni9ts babpn 9emeIoet babe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-06

Wew gOrt: .prin3siRn Srene" bon
@enua uno Heapsl; Baltic" bon
2iperpoOl; .@bemnib" bon Bre.
men ,@itta oi Wsffna" bon
ReapeI; so Souratne" mad
6abrs; californian" nod San
Diego, San 6raneiseo u. +. h.;
.prineifn Dictoria Suite" nod
ponta bel Saba ETC.; rSieiIian
prince" mad Wsapel II. palsrmo.
Bottom: .pbilaoslpbian" bon Man'
DIETER.
6abre: so Saboie" bon Sem Dort.
Aueenstnpn:. v@ebric" bon SEEM BORT
nod 2iberpooI.
Sonbon: r2aneaffrian" bon Bottom.
Mntrsrpen: .Wenominee" nod Bottom
uub pbilaoelpbta.
Wouius: .prstorian" bon ct. Sobn,
q. 9. bia 6alifar nod Siberpool.
0apre: .Sarmatian" bon porilaub
bio 0altfar.
@las9otp: ,Giberian" bon Bottom.
@enua: w@ttta bi Napolt" nod Neu
BORT.
2iberpool: Bennington" nod Bort
Lamb; vWictorian" nod ct. Sobn,
q. 3.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-06
Dpm waeensRsxfe

MISUNDERSTANDING; Sic. 90 IL o.
Rilet - 8ertaufspreie: 81. 0o--tS.c
BeIi&forn - Berfaufspretfe: is Hqt ea
0uaIttdt, 47-60c.
~eafn-sei&dIt 32-86e; Ia bs Nsarn
e8.00-S9.0o per 1snne. ReuG 82-s6s.
etrobE4reHs. ie mad BEN Bah. VI ssv
len, $4.00-&.00.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-06

@eudbIter Thtotbp sl.ss-1.so.
Drbindrer Bic gutter 5tn,otbp $l.bo-I.76.
Notber 8Ieeiaraer, So $3.50.
gnslii&er 9Ieeiauten $3.50
NEpfe 3Ieefamen $8.00-8.b6
GIfaIfa 3Ieeian.en $S.00-1o.o0.
@eiber Rleeianaen $500.
Soncp 3entudp BIaasras S1.50-l.7S
BIausras IN ebaH 7be.
ensIi&eS gIalsras $3.50.
Dr&arb @ras 81. 70--1.s6.
Reb Top IN gbaf 75c-$1.2o.
3afer 3orn 76e-$1.00.
Auber Su6errobr Somen S1.00-l.2.
Deiber 9aferiamen 40c
Sribiabrs @erfe S1.25.
Deibes unb seIbes Rom s .oc-l.S5.
Reb Sob gmfIase $1.1o-l.26.
Som 4eas $l.76.
Niuet 81. 40 bis $1.85.
SribiabrssB eben $40.
setswiebeI, ueibs, seIbe mno rotbe $3.50
,er BuiheI.
Sab $ 2artoHeI, seIbe Seriep, Deruruba,
,eIbe Naniemonb unb fib.i@e Queen $8.0u per
5as; rotbe Raniemenb &.76; BraRiiaxii&s
$50.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-06
0es6~oesttS Blejto.

euaur Gareb 6@txtex - Gxss naals3di
1e-20 gfunb 1871: ID Bsu3h l82e: l0-l2
Hfunb I8t: Rwele naaIttdt S0-l6 3fnGb
i2te; 10 pfunb las : ID Rfxh l2ae ; 10
4fuab 24e.
GaIifomti4e S0txssa - Bis 8 Yfunb etc;
Q Bis ID 4fastb 81.
Spe6-3Iare Settex. 90 BE 20 $fmsb tm
Dur@i&nttt, lie; &ass 0sstes. 70 ID 30
4funb. lie: &tars Ssuse1, % ID 80 4isnb.
l0ss; ls Bio ~ 4fb.. lie: IL b Is Ptusb.
AS; -aIare Sta6es. Z, ID 90 &txab. l1te;
suideR - BIB Is 4fsab liz; 0ass Radon .
30 Q pftsS. 71Se
6rabitR6s9 pe6-&Imer 0aatsR Gursb l7}e
sepdbIter Gueas Gassb l73e, e-7 pfrnb Ia
Dur&f@nttt 16e ~ . MIMI II 1xr@s
j4aitt 1916: 10 u 10 %(nb n DMrQf@a&i
I ie; 6Yfaxb tn Dsr4fqnii&, l4usat, ll4t.
9 Rtmb ta Our4i4stt. i4usai, lole
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-06

Srines WsnbFeH&-HsaIs8s etsers - 81
ste; 5setse etiere 70 "a; 3sefas S&nha
$50 Biz knO Hfuxb 7e; 4teRee CttSs zoo
bis $50 4,frmn 5}e xGbs $50 ID ESQ Bfrsb
&C.; stier HoroerpsertG &c, ets9 ctxtess
pisrtsI l0ie, Rixh 1tstssuassts 81. Ntxb
8orberuierteI &c. Rub Borhzpssrtel 4ie, &adb
H'nterUierteI 7e.
Tri5@es HaIbfet@-3dIba 12e. etntsss
psertd 15e, Dorbsrptertd &c.
Trp&es G@atFetf@ - 2duraes $S $fmst
l2e /; e&afe S}e; eQexssI l6e; Nod. an2,
Ice.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-06

amber o n. 5. Mpril. @barles
S&dfer aus gIuoob. Der auf fetne
ueberfabrung In oie Srrenanfalt tuar'
tete, beriu1te R& I'm biefgen gefdns.
NIB au ~per5rsnnen. Der S&lieber tom
nod CUR re&ten 3eft, um ibm bic bren'
nsnben Qleiber bonn 2eibs ~ retben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-06
Neue pertini mad
benz Orient |.

~ ="
BEN Orient.
Sun Graneiseo, 5. april.
gs wirb ssmeloet. bab bic Wefern
paciic.Babn Dorbsrsitungen fur silsrl
9ampferbienf na1 benz Orient trift.
Der NOrbb. 2lopo unb bic Samburg.
Nmsrita. 2inis babsn fi9 bereit ertldrt
cine W~srsinbaruis su trsfsn uno Dam.
bier In Werbinoung nit Der 8abn nod
benz Orient Iaufen au laHen.
2uftf9iffsr Woesust.
BORT, 5. MpriI. Der SO.
roner pirb iber be Sooesuria9s bss
giIobausrs unb 2uftf9iHers PauI
Woeaust, beRen 2si9s In sinem Saae
auf Song Sslanb ssfunosu puros, sins
unteriuaung anfeIlsn.
Wan riimmt an, bob Nocquet na9
Der 2anbuns pbpfi@ pOlfdnois er-
i96pft NOR unb bielleiat on siner1
5sr3i9Ius ftarb. Wabri&sinIi3 bate
Ste ausssfanbene ansf feinen S.if
bertpirrt.
2xftf9ifer. bic linn beim aufiiese
bebilHi& maren, %srfldren. bob Der BAL.
Ion In poltommsnsr Oronuns mar.
Hoequet bdtte I'm Gtanoe iein iolsn.
f&on fribsr au lanoen. au8 Der
5aai9irm. ben er mitftibrte, mar tn
Oronuns.
6armerperbano.
8opefa, 2ans., 5. Hpril. CUR
SabresperIammluns Der Garmers Go
operative MH'n. tparen' 100 Selssa.en
aus OtIaboma. Nebrasta uno 2anias
erfdienen. Dur9 ben 8erbano muir.
ben nod benz Sabrssberi4te 1000, 900
BuibeI @etreibe, oapo1 1.500.0 900
Wei3ert bertautf.
6 pieIbduer ge4tcen n.
SotS springs, art., 5. GpriI.
Der beute tom @oupernsur Sabis ers
nannte DifrittsantpaIt %. 8. Seog-
gins bat bsfanrt 9ema&t, bob iofort
ole epielhduisr eei&lORen tuerben
mhKen. Ob aud Wettbubsn unb
Renababnen gef9IoRen tperben mhKsn
III fragli9, ba isin fp:3ienes @efsb &c.
cen bieie befisbt.
SIMMER it6ner.
@bteaap, 5. NpriI. Sn elmer
Werfammluns Der @irbentrdssr Der
3ionsfir&e erfldrte beute Grau Donnie,
ibr Wann babe TIM Slime bie Disluei.
berei sinsufhbren unb babe He QUO 90
Der Sbee betebren ipOllen. I'm bic
Sbee burG3nfabren, NOBLE er bic aclos
nte In Msrico gritnben.
Sustegees fttut.
8rstegee, Mta., 5. apriI.
Der beutieen 6&lubfeier bss Subj.
launts bes 9usie9ee.SnFttuies tuubnte
eine eroBe Wsnf9enmenee bel. BE.
|fonberes SntereRe erreete bic Hebe
Goynso;e,a 3hev HE WnHenfvaos
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-06

0ettey, &tey Wwa 0eH1oes.
oambIer beSabIea fulsesos RreSe;
Butter - Country. lles sreorsera 2Ss,
ofeta F0e
TriIde Gisr-14e per Dutexb.
olbner Sc, A6tHe B. TyrtepS-lO-lSe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-06

Behex - 80. 2 rctser e4e, auf 9as,
fen, 61c bon Ra5Ien; 30. 8 rotssr sIe,
ApriI, 8ie; Bagexrcssx 63e.
1oru (neues) - SO. l msis 46e : 70. 2
wstS 46c; 30. Q weib 49,; SO. ( uas.
4se; He. Q weib sentf@t 4se 4o. Q
wetb sesnif9t 46e; Ro. ( psss sUntid.
4be; go. 2 seIb 4sc; 20. 9 geld Is /
go. 4 seIt 4be; SO. 3 seuai4t IS ;
80. 8 aenHi&t 46e: go. 1 senrias %; ;
&oIben 90.
oafH- 30. 3 petSer 88e; 10. 0 pstDsi
So; 30. Q Seudf9tss 5liei &c. Q srzssnt
Bic.
oeu SO. / airnotb5 s12.00; y
2, 80 %.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-06

SnntanapsIis RaHeesNz.fe

S0(GSt80s
SnoianapsIts RaFeesgssNs
Seu6bnt. BIB gutter 10-12e; sr.~.a tis a.,
pd1Itsr A-l6e ; Sanep 82f-8as, solhsr
Geaow 16 bts 22e, Sapa $3.50.
Sn BadetsH:
~stoia $14.7b. 2ion S1I76, S.essn sIt.7s
Caracas sll.75 |, DiuuortbY 49, 30, Dxts
Sasa BIemh $500, GIimar Saba BIenb
$l4'76, Durica Slt.76.
8u6er-Donrinoes 7.47e: etl6,n&sr 3 80
puIpertfrter 6.32e; XXX puIuertRrtss 5.S7s,
fehaer sranulirter 5.02e: Cubes SAFE; 9sz.
f~eetioners' v 6.07c; Hiosemoob I 4.s2e; DO.
xiT 4 4.72e; empire IA. SIC; Snsat srts
eoISen 8 4.6Te; Binbfpr ortra 9 4.67si
&ssseUoob 6 l.4Se: seIber 9 6.l2.; IB ss!,
ber 4.07.
MRe-8raiI nei &c bts 10e; StEbrtl lfs
DtanbeIn IA; uei8i@aIise &axhels l5sa
Sorban RanoeIn l6e; Beaxuts be Bib SIS,
ser5Rete &c Biz Sc: GnsEH3e BaIxaHs
eetro6nete Gri9te--Aepfeg, Oh ntr Cor, :
setrodnet. &C.; Sobannesbeerex 7e Oh IKE:
ettron 18e Biz l4e; Hotxex, . Grppx, pa
Pfanb. 7c, 8 Grown 7}e, 1 groms 73e FAC.
n~aenfreie tbts &c, California NuBeatel Tvs;
SrItana nc. t1rpovtirte guItana lie BIZ Its
California &prttofea Sc bts 12e.
GfRs-RaA 40 OF. Sef). Sat. g. 10 per
0aloue.
Ri6Ies-24OO tn Sat $40; lsoa TN E,s
IS: 1900 TN SsIbfas $500; 200 "a ga,
1850.
e.drte-EearI. 8}e. Gbaurp.rx alos. | sxi
8 Bfunb Radete 8. 4orn. i FfS. pa6sts.
lK-6&.
Ganep-7S etansen semti9t 7s srps
esr ssutf9t 6}e; Banner 5ptR Sc: grsau
Bombons 10e; Gee. Q Cream, semsi@t Sc.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-06

gnaros , Beriaufstrsis Sraoorstst &c
e9pebertdte SOC pei Btasb sssbssmaiSs.
e6weuerfdIe I7s. NiBeoxen Ssears 8 &tts
Is, Eeru BORT Gbebbars lbs. stsbstanS
,&er atnsbtrser lie. Did 16e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-06
Hra6te nab 0eWate.
TgA9te


4epfeI Suite Ro9dpfeI $3.50 per Gab.
8onanen $1.00-1.26; Ieixe 76e-sl.0o.
gitronen 50 % $50 per RIPE.
Dranaen - sa.25-s.76p pet Rife.
Eraaben 800 per 3orb.
Birnen 81 .0O-1.25 per BuibeI.
Grbbeeren 40-.0e has Auart.
Oemaf.
SporaeI-76c Elm grobes Bun4.
@rine 8obnen-$a..0-3.oO Der Buibel.
wotbe geiben doe pes Tutenb 1nn@es.
Rraut - g4s.0p-60.0o per Tonne.
9eue Garrots-4Oe bas Outeuo.
@eIerp-$S bis Sc 30.
soIot - TIC per 4funb.
Smiebeln - Rotbe unb wetbe $t.b9 per
gfano; epanii@s 8wisbsIn sl.ob
per Rifte.
Opfer Slant zoe pei Dutexb.
9eterfIie 16-s0e PEI Drtenb DssxpeS.
4attofeIn - CSC -75c per BuibeI.
eaSfartoHeIn - Brstnia $a.76; IaItt'
more sac -a.76; Seriep 500 $500
per SaB.
Rabtsfe 3)-6Nc per Drtsah.
&bubarb lO-59 bas Dusenb.
spinat - 5oc per Dusenb.
tomatoes So per Grate.
gIurmeniobI $3.50 Yer Dutenb.
@ursem - $1.s5 Der Dutenb.