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New-York tribune., 1906-07-27
LETTERS TO A CHINESE OFFICIAL
William Jennings Bryan Answers Arraign
ment Of United States bv Chinaman.

William Jennings Bryan. in a book TO be pub
AAaeo by Mcclure. Phillips & Co, makes a spirited
'spF 10 a volume published some time ago, en-
gited, Letters from q Chinese Oficial,' in which
western ideals Of civilization were severely crit-
cAed The title OF Mr.. Bryan's book wiz be Let
'ers 10 a Chinese OhiciaI.'' Mr.. Bryan says that
Hncs he has seen the East he can defend the
West. He says:
NON that have had an opportunity to test his
.sss9Iapton by personal observation, feel that a
..tspg IS Cue Ia him well required from us, for
~ hostility manifested In China toward American
c.ssis Is evidently founded upon the same miscon-
sspuen OF our purpose which he betrays and upon
sell -sufiicency which his little book, lf II has
oouraEp
r.. Re rghtfuliy estimates the importance Of the
ssSegle between Eastern and Western civilization.
e1-lcdgl he does not always comprehend the prin-
apes which underlie H. 1t is. as he says, con-
'-t between ideals but he misrepresents the
New-York tribune., 1906-07-27
FALL KILLS BOOKMAKER.
Found Lying at Bottom of Hotel
4irshaft.

Francis A Reynolds boOkmaker. was
found lying dead at the bottom of the airshaft
OF the Martin House, Broadway and 10th
street at 1870 o'clock this morning. 1t is sup
posed he cell out of the window of his ON
the sixth floor,
Reynolds had been sick for several days and
had been attended by physician. He was said
TO be delirious yesterday morning. He went 20
the Martin House last Monday
Sig Sass a sheet writer and partner of
Reynolds, was speaking to the proprietor of the
Martin House about ReynOlds's sickness when
they heard his body hit the bottom of the air
shaft
Reynolds thirty-six years Old married and
came from St. Louis
New-York tribune., 1906-07-27

It's fine tale this little bird
tells q
Our stock of mems suits has Just
had a general Overhauling.
The SIS tables show hundreds of
mixtures, outings and serges that
were So. $3 or S. more. and at all the
higher prices there are quantities of
suits which now offer material
savings.
All the youths suits of all kinds.
sizes 32 to 3j chest, are marked down
too.
$40; and they were from S14 up.
All the boys long trOuser suits,
sizes 29 to 81 chest.
SIS now. instead of from $l3 up.
ROGERS, PEET & COMPANY.
Three Broadway Stores.
Warren So. 18th 81. sand St.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-27
BANKRuPTs' CREDITORS GET 100 PER CT.

The unusual allowance of a 100 per cent divi-
dend in bankruptcy to the creditors
yesterday brought forth a series of compli-
nentary remarks by Judge Hough, in the United
States District Court. Only once before in the
history of the bankruptcy courts OF this district
has a 100 per cent dividend been granted. II
was given yesterday in the case OF the cor
poration of John OsbOrne's Sons & Co. distillers
and rectifiers. It was first thought the creditors
would get nothing, but counsel for the trustees
in bankruptcy realized enough by suits to paw
the creditors in full. Judge HOugh highly COM
plimented the lawyers on the success Of their
litigation and allowed them 81 900.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-27
RHINoCEROs FIGHTS OPERATOR.
Cleopatra, Thick Skinned Denizen of Bronx
Park, Relieved of Swelling.

Cleopatra. the two-horned rhinOcerOs at the
New York Geological Park, in The Bronx fought
madly yesterday afternoon while she was being
operated on for a swelling of the jaw. Once.
with one horn, she managed to sever the rope
that bound her feet, wrested herself from her
captors and stood up on all fours. The operation
was successful.
This was the second operation performed on
her for the same affection Last Tuesday she
was put under anRsthetc and operated on,
but without success. Yesterday. on account Of
her weak heart, the operation was performed
without anRsthetic
New-York tribune., 1906-07-27
MEAT INSPECTION REGULATIONS
Delay in PrOmulgatiOn-They Will Be
Largely Technical, Mr.. Wilson Saws.

Washington. July 26.-Secretary Wilson of the
Department of Agriculture. will prOmulgate
the meat inspection regulations before tomorrow
and perhaps not until Saturday or Monday Some
important features of the regulations have not
been determined and win be until the Secretary
snail have completed conferences with representa-
lVes or the National Livestock Association and the
representatives of certain railroad interests.
The regulations Will be largely technical in char
acfer, and Secretary Wilson says. little general
interest Special men have been detailed from the
department of Agriculture to assist the Civil
Service Commission in the examination of the pa
pers OF applicants for places meat inspectors
It is expected that by Saturday a sufficient number
of the men who took the examination last Satur-
day will be certified eligible for appointment as
inspectors to the present requirements or the
Agricultural Department.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-27
JURY TRIALS IN CHINA.
Reform WaUe SkOyCs IN Radical.
SMggestions of Commission.

Washington July 2S-Nlarked evidence OF the re-
form which is sweeping China be seen IN
recommendation OF commissioners named by the
government TO revise the code governing Chinese
legal procedure which recently submitted TO
the Empress Dowager and Emperor for their con-
sideration.
Two revolutionary changes in the legal procedure
of China suggested These the right Of
trial by jury and the employment OF attorneys for
the defence of criminals Never in the history Of
China has the practice Of law been recoSnixed as
a reputable profession Heretofore a class OF
scrbes versed in legal phraseoIogy has been an
thOriEed to draw up petitions and other legal dou
ments. but these men have not been lawyers in the
broader sense.
From the report of the commissioners II NAV
be seen that Japans action in bringing it's LEGAL
procedure into harmony with the European court
methods has induced the chinese commissions. n,
suggest the abolition OF the present ANTIQUE meth
DDS of that empire for those in vogue among All
western nations. International complications as a
result OF the difference between the procedure m
China and in other parts OF the world are dis
cussed by the commission. which says:
In China mixed Chnese-foreiEn cases are daily
increasing IN number and cOmpexity. Foreigners
Sonslaer our manner % Judgment different from
tneirs. ana there constantly arises difference Of
views Chinese merchants. too. not familiar
With foreign regulations. and constantly suspect
bias; and as such suspicious accumulate harmony
becomes impossible, Every lawsuit growing out &C
for international Investigation. There have been
innumeraole cases Of this sort in recent years
with changes OF an Kinds being permitted. and
their adoption even being urged. 0lrhoUs1 the ret
body (Of the law may be perfect; its seaete-
operation viii not be q success. and the 1lolela-
administration will not be improved.
heretofore at the various Uolts or inter iAt,llai
trade IN China foreign lawyers have 4-1etfy tseA
permitted 20 practice IN the courts. worst o. el,
the E0meuS. fOl0WDg the custom OF SlAsgS~
ing advisers have depended uDol foreigners Tor de-
fence iu Chinese suits, with tue tesqt that ulucn
OhqfP17cri0Q experienced For instance,
when a case of international concern has arisen
thov have invited such attorney 20 conduct the
case although there Is certainly no right principle
of action reqgiilns Hie1 20 Sss'St others 60 t1a
e,sfeTrif0riRl powers OF the cOnSus gFOyN anf ex-
fanlj themselves How bear 10 thiuk ~ sta
sViIs that must Hfterwdrd FexllTts
AS the changes suggested by ehe commission ff
put into eject. would necesstate the enlulnvr7-nt
Of hundreds OF lawyers throughout ths provinces
the commissioners make Recommendations Cor the
preparation Os Chinese 20 undertake thls legal work
New-York tribune., 1906-07-27
CAT KILLS 11O RATS TO SAVE KITTENS
Piles Bodies in Street and Health Depart
ment May Act

David the barroOm cat feminine gender. at the
Hub Hotel, I26th street and Seventh avenue. has
taken 10 killing rats a recreation In all her
history David never known to kill a rat a
mouse until last Tuesday. when she pOunced on a
rat that wanted swallow of her kittens.
Since then she has killed 10 rats the proprietor
Of the establishment says.
The rats lying in the street in front OF the
hotel and the police threaten to get the Health
New-York tribune., 1906-07-27

Van na'lons, eNaggerates Chinese virtues and
H IL 81, ignorant Of the spirit OF our religion
- ueiesaS tfle policy OF national secit1sop finds
aa1aL Win iabor saving machinery, belitfles our
.sssti.sils Methods and speaks of both the
,-r si'.M ahG the Christian home I'm q way that
either. S.'A'S -~N~eaMeea With
Wnile he has clothed his opinions in language
Nnlcn as Tor tne most part cOnsderafe and polite
ne an see nothing outside of China worthy Of ini-
.ati9n or respect, and his conclusions are calcl-
-. 20 lnislead his own people. It may not be
Uus , OF place for an American 20 supplement his
unconsciously fallen. - ~
New-York tribune., 1906-07-27
WILL EXPLORE ETHER BY MOONLIGHT.

DR.. Julian P. Thomas announced yesterday that
he would make an ascension by moonlight. plotting
his own balloon. Full moon does fall until
August g. so the amateur aeronaut will have plenty
OF time to change his mind. DR.. Thomas has had
much excitement on his previous trips. and says
that ne expects to have even more by moonlight
incidentally. he intends to try out a new water
anchor much on the plan of the tested sue
cessfuuv by Leo Stevens DR.. Thomas wanted 70
use that anchor on his last trip. but Leo Stevens
forestalled him. He says now that ne mas better
one ANYWAY one that will not hurl the balloon
down into the water, since his invention nlts grad
IaIIv and holds the balloon steadily the
gently set brakes autOmobile.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-27
SENDS THANKS TO RIO CONFERENCE
President Replies to Resolutions Regarding
Central American Peace.

Washington. July 26-The State Department re-
ceived a dispatch to-day from the chairman OF the
American delegation to Rio Janelro, William l.
Buchanan announcing that Monday the Pan
American Conference, on motion of the Argentine
delegation adopted resolutions expressing thanks
TO President Roosevelt and President Daz for their
good on1ces in restoring peace in Central America
Mr. Buchanans dispatch states that the Mexican
toreign Office returned the thanks of President
conference. = - O
The President, through the State Department and
MI Buchanan, responded tonight with an express
sion or his appreciation of the resolutions adoDfed
New-York tribune., 1906-07-27
PARENTS SEE TWO BOYS DROWN

Syracuse, July 26.-Mead Kimball and Clayton
Diddy. of Cato high school students. were drowned
in Duck Lake. near Spring Lake Cayuga County
this afternoon. while swimming The incident
occurred during picnic and the parents of both
boys were on the shore and saw them drown The
youths got beyond their depth and became fright
ened. Wallace Dunham, In effort to rescue
them. was carried to the bottom by young KiInbalI
and freed himself only after desperate struggle.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-27
UPSTATE MAN CALLED TO TRINITY,
lBy Telegraph L

By Telegraph TIE Tribune5
Syracuse. July 26-The Rev. David c. Hunting
ton, rector of All Saints Church. Syracuse, has re-
ceved two calls to important pulpts. This week
he was called to St. Paurs Church. at Richmond
Ind. and the Rev. DR.. w T. Manning has also
asked Mr.: Huntington to- become vicar of St.
Agnes's Chapel and assistant the rector Of
Trinity Church, New York. Mr.. Huntington has
asked for time to consider.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-27
wARsHIP CONTRACTS EXECUTED.

Washington July 26.-Acting Secretary Newberry
executed to-day contracts for building the twin
battleships Michigan and South Carolina The
awards made some time ago The Michigan
he built by the New York Shipbuding Com
pany at Camden, n. J., and the South Carolina, at
Cramps shipyard. philadelphia. 1t is an advantage
structed near each other. as officers in charge
can supervise the building of both ships
New-York tribune., 1906-07-27
pruNroN OF INCUBATOR INFANTS.

The FIRST international reunion OF incubator in-
Pants will be held al Dreamland Coney Island on
sunday afternoon Children from several Ameri
can cities and European towns will be present
The record OF every child present will be given
The Oldest OF the graduates was born in Berlin 40
Iees T1rs conay and Eschel, the orignators OF the
present incubatos expect at least onethtrd OF ne
eiT hundred incubator graduates TO gather az the
IIreamIand institution. special invitation has
been sent 20 the physicians Of New York 70 attend
the reunion.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-27
LEAGuERs TO ATTEND CAUCUS.

WatertOwn. N. Y. July 26.-"I know of no one
affiliated with the Independence League who is so
craven that ne fears TO attend the Democratic
caucuses." George A. Lawyers reply tonight
10 a mandate issued by State Committeeman Car
Isle and County Chairman COssrOve. that Inde-
pendonce Leaguers should not attend the regular
Democratic cRuclIses
II believe he said that it's members will turn
in force, with the result that county delegates
will be elected who will favor the nomination OF
william R. Hearst for Governor
New-York tribune., 1906-07-27
Mr.. aocKEFELLER TO APPEAR IN COURT.

Ffndlay Ohio. July 2s-James O: TrOup. an at
torney, OF Bowling Green. ON behalf of John ID
Rockefeller. to-day formally waived service OF the
warr~~t and entered his appearance In court and
a. the same time gave q bond In the sum 0s slCnl
tor Mt. Rockefeller.s appearance Tuesday. Sep
ternhsT A. The bond Is signed for John u. Rocke-
felier og Mr. rToup and George r. Jones, ct Find
laS. AT the time that the bond given motion
20 qlash The information charging Rockefeller WIN
conepiracy was also died. The case 10 to be heard
on September
New-York tribune., 1906-07-27
SAYS JUSTICE GAYNoR WOULD RUN
Swanstrom Declares He Would Make Race if
Hearst Dropped Out.

j. Edward Swanstrom, of Brooklyn who Is close
personal friend OF Justice William ]. Gaynors said
yesterday that the latter would consent to run FOR
Governor in case Hea 50 did not
'T believe Justice Gaynor Is the only available
candidate" he said II can say definitely, how
ever that he will not run " Mr.. Hearst wishes 10
do If Mr.. Hearst does not run, influence can
be brought to bear upon the justice that will make
him bow 20 the wishes of the people and accept a
nomination for Governor. All ne needs is to have e
shown him that il would be for tire best inter-
ests of the party for him 20 run
New-York tribune., 1906-07-27
PROFESSIONAL mouRnERs' BUREAU.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune.

lBy Telegraph to The Tribune.1
Wilmington, Del, July 26.-Wilmington will
have professional mOurners' bureau. 1t was
learned to-day that Richard Murphy is behind
the innovation. His idea is to furnish substi-
tutes for busy mourners. who will wall at
funerals as loudly may be required. Murphy
says he furnish substitutes to officials at
weddings VINO will look correspOndingly joyful.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-27
soveRnoR's VISITORS AT CAMP.
nv Telegraph 20 The Tribune.l

IBv Telegraph 90 The Tftbunel =
Sea Csirt July 2s-AmOnx the visitors at the Cow
ernor's cottage to-day were United States Senator
John r Dryden, George ". Rouseer his secretary;
willard p Morgan, OF Camden: Frank O. Briggs
Stats Treasurer, of Trenton DR.. r. G. Herold, OF
New York and the member. ot The Legislative
Eorrespondent.' Club Of Trenton,
New-York tribune., 1906-07-27
SMALLPOX DEATH ON THE IsrHmus.

Washington. July 25-The first death from small
pox at Colon reported at the Washington Office
of the Isthmian Canal Commission to-day bv Gov
ernor Magoon. No were reported, and
the disease is now believed to be well under con-
troll.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-27
WYOMING COUNTY FOR HEARST.

Perry. N Y. July 26.-The Wyoming County
Democratic Convention to-day indOrsed William
Randolph Hearst for Governor. Delegates TO the
Congressional Senatorial and judicial conventions
were uninstructed
New-York tribune., 1906-07-27
WATERFOWL RENoMINaTEs KNAPP

Syracuse. July 8.-The Republicans OF the 2sth
Congressional District at Watertown to-day re-
nominated ChsslS. u Knapp for Congress-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-05

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@snsraQeutnant Sobn d.. Sbofislo,
er!as beute Morssn I'm 500 1br elmer
@sbirnblutuns. Seine Satin uno
iuuse SO9tsr uarsr b.i ibm.
Mit shOfislb III Der lssts armssitb'
rsr aus benz gtr9ertrisse oasinse-
i4iebsn.
Sog9's Set9eetnges
troffen.
auRin, Ser.. A. Wdr,. Sit
Sei8e gr-@uup. SOs9's fam beuts
Na9mittae. begl.i,s! bon isinsn Rim
bern, gsrtrstsrn Der IopOtaten uno Ir-
beiterOrsaniiOtiOnen bon 6OufOn bier
an. Sauienbs tuartstsn ON gabnbofs
uno sa6en Der 2ei4e bas gbrenseleite
nod benz Staatsbauie, no Re biz gum
gesrdbnife mOrsen aufSebabrt fem
tuiro.
2riegs-8 { n.
seattle, Waib., 4. Wdra. Die
&egierung ioQ nit Der Great Rortbern
Stsamibip 60. tiber ben pa1tprsis fit,
Die Sampfer Winnsfota uno 9atoto
einis sepOrOsn isin. tusI9s i'm Taa'
bon Gsinbislieteitsn ftir Sruppsntrans.
port nod @bina bsnust uerbsn iolsn.
grbbeben.
portIanb. We., 4. Wdr3. -
Gin oeutli9ss grbbeben tpurbe beut'
bier beriptrt. Sn einigsn Sbsilsn be,
Stabt mar bahelbe bon einem bumpfer
@et6ie bsgleitst, bas msbrers Sscun'
ben anbielt.
g STANDARD Oil m
iiesrei9.
Sopefa, 2as., 8. War3. -
Der Staat 2anias tpirb feline Rlaae,
bic Standard Oil 60. bon, 1eI&dfts'
betriebe I'm Staate uus3ui9Iisbsn. BIZ
|isbt Elm Sabr1im Oberssri@te f9msbt
fallen IaHen. Wie 8eneralaumal
coleman fast. sei@isht biss nit gu
ffimmuug pes 8erbanbss Der SeIpro
buesnten bon 2anias, Der Dor eineu
Sabre oenl3ampf sessr bis Stanbarl
Oil 60. In Der 2esislatur fibrts.
i3piF unterR o6Isngrdbern
pittsburg. 4. Wdr3. Wm
Dobos, S9abmeifer bes 9ifirietes go
9, bat ucmlp rdRoentsn Jobn Mit9el
bic WittbsiIuns erbaltsn, bab sr fi
ale 3ablunssn aus Der SiRrtetstaR
berantwprtli& gebuItsn perbs. prdf
bent Solari :fone isin gelb metr e
balten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-05

Seborrtes yexprenU - emxren. Geo.
9sts, l23c; xubemfsttsR 10s; Sxxsxi. Ia
Qn66eI 13he.
e@uItern-InsI. 6ursb. Is bs 20 ptunb
tn Dur&f&uiH, SIC; Is Rfuxh Ear8i&ntt.
8e, 10 Bis lie gtmb 9}e.
0ep66eItes e~@wsxeidta - xRo4eaiots
8anep Big $20. so; aIares Eeax $500 Sa1as
q $500; Short GIeox 1850: ssurpf
SIS 90.
S4n1a3 - tn Tierces i. Dual. 1r3:; 9,
0naIitdt 9ie: q. nHnIitdt 9f-
M1rfe - gerdu4erts Dsatrprra Sc.
Sromtfurter 7}c: Bologna IN Tdrm,r 7}s. to
xi6 SIC.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-05
SmtFsna&rtmten.

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ampton; vprin3 Osfar" bon @e'
itua. palermo unb Neapel; .@a'
Iabria" bon 2iborno. Neapel nnb
palermo; .garmania" bon 2iper.
pool unb Queenstown; .prin3ei'
I'm Wietoria 2uife" aus WeHin.
hisn; .Galsoonia" bon Vlassom
unb Nobille; so @aseogne" BON
pabre; .Wtr5burg" nod Bremen.
2ibsrSsrI: .rImbria" bon Nsw Dorl
pia Queentoun.
SOUTHAMPTON: st. pauI" bon Hetr
Dorf bia plpmoutb unb Cher.
bourg.
2iperpool: .&eucer" nod ganfpube,
einacpore uno Dong 2ong.
Bremen: ~6ranifurt" nod Rsu BORT
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-05
0etsetos,

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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-05
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fur Snoiansr auf benz programm unn
man uirb i6rer 8eratbung Gisnfag.
WittwO9 uno Gonnertag ausefeben.
Bills auf benz 9alenber tuerben
Muntng untsr guf6sbung Der Rsgeln
oisfutirt usrosn unit 5reitae wiro Der
gsrathuns bon pribnt : psnionsbiQs
gepiomet isin. Inter ben 8sfimmun.
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gewdferung GINGER ReieruatiOnen.
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forum fur S9winoii&tise. gs fint
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Saapsbanbels untsr Snbiansrn aug
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7s5. 528.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-05
eameretenS

Wptber 8Ieeiamen So .25-s.60.
gnglif&er RIeeiarren $3.50.
NHpte 4Ieeiamen 1905 80
NtfoIfa RIeeiarnea $8.ab-9.00.
Beiber Rleeiamen $500.
@ewabIter 7tmoibp $t.s0-l.S0.
Orotndrer bts gutter 7txtotbp 81. 60-l.W,
5ancp 8entudp TIausras s1.60-I.bs.
8Iausras IN @baf 60c.
@nsIt&ss 8Iausras $l.45.
DrGarb @ras 81. 70N1.80.
&eb Top IN @baf 75c-$1.lo.
Rafer 2orn 76e-$l.00.
ar1ber 8u&errobr Samea $l.OO--l.25.
8eiber 9aferfanaen 40c
Sribiabrs @erffe $1.25.
Deibes unb seIbes Rom 81. o0-Ls6.
%eo Sob GmfIase $~l.1o-1.25.
Gou Seas $i.76.
Niuet $1.20 bis $1.86.
5ribiabrssN eseu 81 40.
eetSwiebeI, wsibe, seIbe u1o rst9s $3.50
pee BuibeI.
Sib $ Rartofel, geIbe SeieH, Usruubo.
9elbe Xanfemonb urlb nbIi9e nueea $50 ces
6ab; rotbe HanieuenS $2.75; BrafAiaxK8s
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-05
0efeIaAtstse 8Ss1s

Sra@es RinSEeH&-BeAst&s ctssrs - 81,
skc; bislise Stiess II ~; sseftae Staoa
$40 b~ bn0 Nfuxb 7e; bishae 2abs 100
BIS $50 Efuac 63e Stabe 80 ID td0 Rfaxo
&c; etier aoroeruisrtsI &c. 0tisr thtess
piertel I08c, sixo 2tRtssDtsrteI g.. Ntxb
BorberpierteI &c. Rus Botsssrisrsel 4ae. &ab
omterrierteI 7c.
Tii@es NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lbs. otxtss'
uieteI 15e, EorberrtestsI e2e.
Trti1e8 g@oiaei& - 2dursss pei Pfaxb
12s ; 6&afs S2e; c@exisI l8e; NedS ers,
l6e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-05

aepfeI - Suite go9drfeI $3.50 per Sub.
pananen 81. 0O-l.25; iletae Te-Sl.00.
Gitronen 50 o0-3.7s per ripe.
Orcnaen - So. 25-3.75 pee Rife.
Traaben 17ie per Rorb.
Btrnen $l.yO-1.26 per guibeI.
0smtfs.
Rotbe Maben 25e PEI Duteub gun9es.
GeIerp 25c--4Cc per Dun4.
Dpfter 9Iant zoe pee Dusexh.
Srout - 81. eo-1.2s per TaS.
8!umeniobl $3.50 per gutenb.
@urten - $1.sn per Duseah.
eaLat - 12ke per Yfunb.
geterftIie l6e per Dutenh Hus@es.
RmtoHeIn - soc - 70c pei Duibel.
SabtartOHeIn - gasinia $a.5o; Solt's
NOR $40 -s.s5; Seriss $3.50 $500
per Sat.
SwiebeIn : &otbe mnb rsibe $'.S per
bunDert gfumb; epanii@e 8wtebeIn 81. %
psr &ifte.
Wabieie Zee yer Tutsnn.
Gptnat - Doc per Dutenb.
tomatoes So per @rate.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-05

1snotb5NBerfaafspretie: s9. 00-1o. 80.
Billet Sertaafsprets: ~. 00-ss.0a.
@eIi&tcrn - Eertonfspreie: is rad hu
0uaIitdt, 48-47c.
3dfr--sei&dIt 82-85c: h ben Hsbsss
Ss.Oo-SS.Oo per Femme. seeres aa-s6e.
etrob-gkeis. ie rad BEN Cab. b nsis
JeRs $4.00-F6.00.