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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-08-09

every possible advantage and safe
guard. Mr. Maxwell employed two o.
the most expert agriculturists In tbs
Salt River Valley. whose long resi-
dence there aud familiarity with the
country peculiarly qualified them "a
select land to the best advantage
These gentlemen. the BroomeIl Broth.
ers, spent several months looking over
land and finally selected q tract adj
| joining the tracks OF the Phoenix X
| Eastern Railroad. one mile from the
4 street railway In the city OF Phoenix,
/ Immediately under the Salt Canal and
having the oldest and best OF all the
old water rights In the Valley To
these old water rights will be idded
The Government Reservoir Right "a
soon as the reservoir system is com
pleted
Tie soil In this tract IS the finest
aiir7ial loan. resulting from thousands
OF years OF rich deposit from the Salt
River but above all danger OF over
fioSS. For more than a year the Rural
Settlements Association has been at
work preparing this land for subdi-
vision and settlement. II has been all
ieveled and checked and distributing
bitches and cross bitches built. the
avenues planted with palms and olive
trees. and everything done TO nut the
tract In the best possible condition for
hornebuiIding and for cultivation In
vegetables. and melons and all kinds
OF truck gardening and small fruit
and berry culture.
e,
SOhr 'hof's oNDEh ioni1AiioN-
For sucf products. the absolute GER
tainty Of n water supply always and at |
any time whenever needed without |
any human possibility Of shortage Is |
the corner stone and the only sure
foundation for success. Any uncer- |
tainty In the water supply means
failure.
Realizing this, and bringing to a
solution Of the problem his long ex-
perience ond wide observation OF the
essential elements Of complete success
In the making OF such homes as 1t has
been planned should be made on this
tract, Mr.. Maxwell went still beyond
the assurance even Of water from the
river and the government reservoir.
and there has been put down on the
group Of wells, on which q
pant viii be constructed
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-08-09

culiariy adapted TO the culture oil the
crops which yield the highest acreage
profit with intensive cultivation.
Second. water right In the oldest
and best canal system In the Valley,
which will be added TO by water
right Ia the Tonic Basin Reservoir
from the national government. and still
cooperative water company thar will
own and operate the pumping plant.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-08-09

ness men especially OF every Town
and village IN the country. IL VIII
be demonstration and working
model for the subdivision of land no"
held In large tracts near every town
or village into small Garden Holmes
where the prosperity Of the many
who will intensiyely cultivate suen
small garden farms viii contribute 70
the volume OF trade and prosperity
OF the merchants OF the town and en-
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-08-09

large It's Social Circle and add 10 the
charm OF lis social life. one quarter
section OF land thus subdlvlded viii
add thlrty-two families 70 the com
mnnity and correspondlngly Increase
the trade OF the town.
This movement for the building 81
Homecrofts or small gartieu homes IN
the outskirts OF existing towns or VII
lagos OF In the suburbs Of the cities
Is logical enlargement of the central
idea around which the National lrrl-
CATION Movement WAS organized
That Idea was that the greater the
number OF such small gar'len farms
the greater the general prosperity and
stability Of the country. The success
OF the Homecroft Village near Phoe
nix will lead 10 It's duplication In the
nelehhorhood OF many other cities and
towns throughout the country.
All inquiries or communications a.
TO the lands or matters above referred
10. should bc addressed %
GEORGE h. MAXWELL,
Executive Chairman and General ceuns<I
Rural Settlements Association. isuc
Fisher BUILDING. Chicago. an
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-08-09

foundation. and go feet abov- the
river level EIGHT hundred feet wide
at the top or curb. it viii form a giant
wedge connecting the towering can
yon walls. and become, as the en-
gineer's report states. as immovable
and everlasting as the adjoining rock
1t win, create lake. backing tho
water u. the Salt River IA or 10 miles
and 10 io.les up. the TOnto- When the
reservoir IS completed the water win
flow in the river channel for A miles.
snd then be diverted by means Of
canals to the irrigable lands surround
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-08-09

Southern California extends hearty
congratulations and piesless rentinurd sup-
port until work o. SatloHai irrixntion A.
sorlation - accomplished. "A fhr leader
In one of the ereat~af eucce~aful nxnts
ever made on behalf % The people. Too de-
serve the highest bouorp that ean - cor
ferred uD0n roo. but youf uogk - noe
completed unfil the pfoeisiaus % fke irri-
rnfion bill srs Administered anf fnliy safe
guarded - c. u. BOOTffE.
f.halrnnan southern California Heefion.
The SationaI Irrigation ks~oeistiou-
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-08-09

THE Sterling Chamber Of Commerce
extends congratulations and best wishes
upon passage OF irritation bill By Con
grers. Accept our thanks for your great
service 70 the west.
r. r.. GREER.
President
c. Is. GODDARD.
Secretary Sterling Chamber Of Com
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-08-09

have kept eioss track ~ the uous~
nna kenste's action on fhs Irrigation IAN
ena me President signing the came ana
: sonzrstniate you mosf heartily aron Inc
y, rg'ss"'e ssecsS. - the wort you have pct
Ing V 'e'' kfa'''f-
-. CHARLES A. MooRr.
American Protective Tariff
To you. more than snron. e,s~ a. a.
me honor and the glory u this srhlexs.
went IL viii. I am sure. send rour ns,n.
1871 70 future generations as really the
es sar 2, most benenceut measure.
ceiyinz the news that fhs KIT "a Z" ~, ~
.hrgeTh the House with 40 large = ma ~.
United States senator ros m es,s..
Accept hearty conrrssntst,.,. 80. 49,
victory won IN the passage IN ,bs r,,,es'
non blll BY the House N Raorea.afafiee.
which assurrs lie enactment
sbl o ~ NV TO ycgr magnificent general.
les.. persistent labor Is due the sior,on.
..~ossS. which means a new empire an.
ne1eo 70 the United States Of FAR greater
ee e,ss ,han our island possessions Future
Efforts have made possible Win rise SO *, 10
'''ss hha honor your name and memory p
sss.st;s ~ Highland Orange f. dr5 goxHs &.
90 not hesitate 10 express mr. rom
vlciion that the National Irrigation Act
would not have been passed ana that fhs
= IVY Y, .,ons, government wenId not have Ia
snngursfed the national irrigation policy n
!, nsd not been for your personal work OF
yssssn1auon and the great campaign Of
Correction "a zion which you personally orieinstsd
II, .s .sss ~ successfully carried forward
~ sstink ms fully recognise and accord
y. z. otner. VINO have co-operafrd with rou
.ne credit which Il due 10 them Tor fbe
great results which have b~es attained"
President The Atchison. Tooets AT.
~ Railway syrfsm. '-'''
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-08-09

Maxwell was and r. still the active.
moving spirit anG .rose who avail
themselves ~ tae opportunities be is
laboring &C create for men OF moder-
ate means to get hot1es on the land
will secure the benefit OF his wide
experience, extending over more than
fifteen years during which time he
has given the closest study TO every
element necessary to the success OF
the man who makes home on irri
gated land
GREAT IRRIGATION DAM.
After the passage Of the National
Irrigation Act, Mr. Maxwell spent
seyerai months in the Salt River Val
ley aiding IN the work OF organizing
the land owners Of that Valley into an
"A 4el
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-08-09

PROSPEROUS SCENES
IN TEMPE. ONE OF THE
OUTLYING TOWNS
NEAR PHOENIX.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-08-09

of
the First
be Phoenix. Salt Rive Valley Arizona
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-08-09

will be developed for use by the resi-
dents of the lands irrigated In the
Valley below from the reservoir. foE
pumping water for irrigation and other
purposes. The work on this stu
peadous government structure Is being
pushed forward with all practicable
haste. IL is believed that in less than
two years from to-day the water from
the reservoir will be flowing into the
canal of the Salt River Valley. In
much less time than that the govern.
ment viii be furnishing electric power
for running the pumping plar:s OF the
farmers In the valley and furnishing
electric power for all the purposes for
which power frofa this source eau be
used.
SMALL e. RDEN FARM TRACTS
More than a year ago Mr.. Maxwell
conceived the idea that the highest and
best use 10 which the lands under this
great government irrigation system
could be devoted was that they should
be subdivided into small tracts for
garden farming, berry culture and the
growing OF small fruits. melons. and
other products OF Intensive cultivation.
The raising Of poultry in all its
branches would OF course be one OF
the most profitable adjuncts OF these
intensively cultivated garden farms.
In the past this character OF land cul-
ture has not been practicable In the
Salt River Valley because OF the fact
that at the season OF the year when
the water was most needed. there be-
ing no reservoir. the river was at its
lowest stage. and the supply OF water
the shortest. All this win be changed
by the construction OF the Tonic Basin
Reservoir.
Relieving that the first practical
demonstration OF the profits 10 be de
rived from garden farms of this class
should be so organized as TO embody
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-08-09

i. s,For your saxaelou<. persistent. uotn-
| .ax ana ab,s efforts In this Gauss the
| county ewes you debt of sreutods-
GEORGE y STONE.
Secretary Chicago Board u Trade.
The cltlzens Of Billings and feiio~steas
County. through the undersigned, desis~
" express 70 you their hearty eonkrstu-
latiOns aud thanks for yor efforts Ia be-
half of the Irrigation Bin Just passed =
BILLINGS COMMERCIAL CLUB.
1--WE realize that II Was o~iax 20 yoai
ability. tact. Industry and tsn4eiy ih~s
the Irrigation measure WAS carried 10
successful conclusion az such aa esfls
A. A. BURNHAA.
General ssersgssy National husiasss
There ought 20 be some recognition 81
the fact that II was slmo@t entifelg
through the efforts Of your association.
ana particularly through your untifins
efforts In behalf Of TIE legislation. inst ths
great sentiment Ia the east In favor of IA
ionai Legislation eame 20 our relief 10 the
House Of Representatives
JOHN y. sHAFROTH.
MsmbeF % Congress from Colorado.
Please accept any heartiest eoaefatuls-
lions Tor Inc favorable aeflon just tsken
b. the House on your Bill, II looks nos
a. II you had won the hght. sad The great
arid west = 20 hafs proper atsentien from
II. N. KINNEY.
President Ss,iensi Associations % wssoa
Il extend 70 yoa ny heartie-t eonsrsta-
lati0us and sinrere fhsnks for the nobis
results % yoar EFFORTS IA behalf % ths ns-
,.eaal lrs e. pselss,. y" ~ Va. "a %
year untirink work thsn 10 an ether ens
CARL p. ADAM
viee-president and Msnar~r. AiestFsx a.
phait Paving Co. 10 Anxeles. cal
. want 70 congratulate yea % the rssf-
nl0ernf sehiefefneaf foa woe IL cee<f~~~
I FEAR fh@ aailon 81 large VII n1f give fea
az ~ credit that = de faa. Bot yeas
rosis never hss~ ks~n passsf sas fsr yeas
antiFinx rrorfs aa1 hard worH fe1 all
r~ftainiy always h. sememb<Fed - "a
grateful people $3.50 - fhe Ats~saFt
JOHN srEEi4
Gensrnl Assnf The Sesthwesfsrn Mnfasi
Life insnfanrr t9inranf. owsse.
Nebraska
TO yoa mere fhan - snr ofher go
nan i doe aFref shsF~ - credit. afsf.
for The eoareptioa. seeund f8f ~ efykts'
lzafion. snd. laird fsF ~ fassaxe % "a
fafi1nai frriFafioa ffii Voc have ny
learty and sine~fr eeaxfatalatioa<
n W rASsffI>
-hsirmsn Executive cemritse~. rsees
irrifaticn cemp4af cafisnaf. Ns~
IL = truly q Fr~sf risasaFs - - shis
o ruaErafaiafr zoe 90 ~ fesaits - y4af
eax rsmcslxu aad ~ nrsf-eiass soFx Jos
ave dec. The sh9te ssst r~ieie~s witt
VA ~ CHADWICK
'f~riient Hertieaiiursi Rerisff - cti-
raso
- wss hath surprised ssf xrsfia<d a.
~ad 80 the Associates, f'r~ss dlspafFhss
BAT the lrri<afAea fiiu ha9 rass@d u
i1usr III mnn4mens h. Yo1F mork .
foNiax ~ icSfa aaf beun.tz. ezss I ssia.
ratniate ypa upon feus splsed|a sprrees
raiird % Nf srharnefef fet< rsafaf1s
81 ~ - sery. very maFa piras~sf. sd ~
feriaie~ th4i y = feef ~prs fhst has
sas ihs b1aiaess
BENJAMIN =. nEARpst.EY.
s<r~iary 81 frai chanh@r q coes-
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-08-09

Communications. ] sincerely believe.
have had no Irrigation legislation. .
W. NJ WOOLDHfDoF.
President Montana Agricultural Assorf.
alton.
we congratulate you on the passage Of
the NsffonEi Irrigation Bill. May your
success continue" FRANK WrGCrN.
sccretsry Los Angeles Chamber Of Com.
mercs.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-08-09

ton Movement Is demonstrated by the
following extracts from letters ana
kilograms sent to him after the passage
Of the National Irrigation Act
or GENERAL INTEREST.
The plans for the building Of this
Homerrofters Village near Phoenix
is one that should interest the ousi'
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-08-09
Extracts From kilograms and
Letters

TO GEORGE ~. MAXWELL.
l Fxeeutfvr Chairman The Nationai IrriT4tlcn
Association. following the Passage 81
the National lrrl., alton ACT.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-08-09
AN OPPORTUNITY FOR A MARRET GARDEN ROME.

DEEP ALLUrIAI sou or THE SoUrHEsSr
WHERE SUNSHINE ABCyDxNT BATEk PRODUCE
MARVELLOUS
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-08-09

For your sagaeiou<. pefslstsnt. entn
,ax ana abis efforts In this Gauss the
eoanfry ewes you debt Of sretitads-
GEORGE r STONE.
Secretary chicago Board % Trade.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-08-09

I'VE realize that IL Was o~iax 10 yoor
ability, tact. Industry and tenaciy that
the irrigation measure WAS carried 10
successful eonclusion AZ saeh an esrly
A. A. buKNHAA.
General sserszsy National busiaess
League. chieaso.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-08-09

The citlzsns Of Billings and feiio~stoas
County. through the undersixned, dessf~
10 express u you their hearty eonxr<tu-
latiOns aud thanks for yoS efforts Ia be-
half Of the irrigation Bin Just PASSED =
-BIl.LiN0s COMMERCIAL CLUB.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-08-09

There ought 20 he some reeo<nition Of
the fact that Il was sino~t rntifrif
through the efforts 81 your association.
and particularly through your untifins
EFFORTS Ia behalf Of the legislation. that tbs
great sentimeut Ia the east In favor OF IA
i0nal legislation eame 20 our relief 10 the
House o. Representatives.
JOHN ~ SHAFROTH.
Member % Congress from Colorado.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-08-09

TO yea. mere fhan - snf ofher So
man. Is dne iarref shsf~ - credit. afs1
for fhs eonreptioa. seeund. To- To- effets's
lizafion End laird feF ~ p.assax~ % a.
<stionai irrieafioa niii fsa have ny
hearty and sine~fr eoaEfatal4fioes
n W TASsffl.
chsirrsa En~~ufire csmriffe~ Fsees
NeEire
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-08-09

Please accept my heartlest eonefatuis-
tiOas for the favorable aetion Just tskeh
b the House on your bill II looks nos
arid west i 20 have prosper ateentiaa from
the geFefnmeat
H. "a. KINNEY.
President Sstlonsl Association % wsxon
Makers.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-08-09

10 eoarrafaialr zee % rhe fesaifs - ysaf
leax eampslkn nad fhe nrsf-elass sef. Jos
have dec. The sh6t- srst r~iaie~s ~itl
VA A. cffADwfck.
Pre-itent Hesti~aisursi Reristf - CHI
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-08-09

II extend 70 you ny hearfie-t eongrsfa-
lati0us and slnrere thanks for the nobis
results % yonr EFFORTS IA behalf % f1s IA
fional irrigation pfoieef To ny aaf 81
thinkine the said results are aae faofe q
yoaF unfirink Work thsn 10 sny ether oas
thing'
Carl. p. ADAM
viee-president and Manar~r. AiestFax A.
phalt Paving Co. 10 Ansele-. cal
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-08-09
GEORGE n. MAXWELL,

Executive Chairman and General ceunsxL
Rural Settlements Association. ito5
Fisher Building. Chicago, an.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-13

SGmLtern-0Hsi. Grrsn. 70 be 20 etuxp
ia Dur@f@nstt, lac; 1s 1fszs E~prtsi6xst,
lie, 10 BIB IL Bfrnb 12e.
esp66eItes e~@ps.Reisia - esoAeslcIss
Uamcp Dig S2S. 90: eIarss Rsax ~ 90; SGss
" $4,000; Gtort GIsm pe.sO; Ntanrf
S1s. 90.
@arfe 9erdu@erts Bratutrt Sc.
6raxifurtsr 7sc; Bologna t Sarrrss 7is 10
xnn &c.
epee-RIare Settsn. 90 Do 20 stxb trn
SarGf@mstt. lske; xiars Gsisss. 20 btB 30
qt,no. l2ie; aiare 1suia, 70 bts 30 4iunh
22e; Is BIZ fb.. I8e; ID tta Is Siaab.
l&e; 2Iare Snifes, ts 80 y+vxh, l2te:
aiides IL bts 1e Eivxs l2isi sans aadsst
tis 9 Sfumb, lbs
Srntra6,5 red-4Iarsr cssitB 6rrsh zoe
gspdbItsr euear ggreb 20e, e-.7 Efuxh ts
Dr&iGnttt 17e 9 bs . Fsuxt tn Exs9s
I9nttt 1861 10 bB IL Fiuxh tE rw4f4xnt
l5e; 6Ffanb In, Sur9f4xttt, i1zaaI, l8ts.
8 Bfuah tn Eur@f@s5t. i0HGi. l8i.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-13

- in 80 ungariidsn Stdoten fan.
ben fo,iaIifif&e WaRenfunb9ebungen
3u @unfsn bes aagemeinen unb birets
ten Wablre&ts ifatt.
- Infer Northumberland be.
ridtet. baB Der Wei3enbau In Rug
lamb fi9 auf ROfen bon &ogssn uno
anoeren 5elbfrttten bebsuteno psrsr6.
bert babe.
- Der eraBe paeific Watl. Sampfer
vWonaolia", tpel6sr ON Is. Ssptsm.
Der auf sinem Riff BET Wiowap s.
Lamb geftranost mar, IN ssfern i'm %.
fen bon San 6runctseo an9etommen.
Der borbere 2islraum bss Dampfers
mar NIT WaHer geftiat.
- Wertreter Der itbli&en @eaer er.
fu4ten In elmer Ianeen Bei&msroe.
iarift bic 3wti&enfaatli&s gertebrs.
fommifRon. einen .Bsfebl gu erlaRen.
ueI&er bic fioli9enGiienba6nen 3wtnat,
teinen l1nteriateb 3tpii&en farbisen unb
psibsn paRasisrer gu MAIDEN.
Die ameritaniias Bilbbauerin
Rubne Beberibse (Grau Bronicn) In
BrHKel bolenbete bas WobeQ bes Dent.
malls, tpel&es BITE stabt San Gran'
cisco 3urt Mnbentsl an bic Opfer bes
grobebens uno Teuers befeate. sic
uirb aud elm Denimal Der Wieoerauf.
erHebung San Graneiseos f9aHen.
- u~nterbaIb Samsa, 5loriaa. FOL.
len R9 mebrere 6unosrt gBeiBe unb
Neaer In @efanseni&aft b'fnoen,
rpsl9e tn 6olsfdQerlassrn. pbOspbor'
gsramertsn. oOI3i&rsioemiblen ufw.
arbsiten miT,n. Die Bunbesregieruna
piro umfansrei&e unteriu@unsen an'
ffslsn Iafen.
- gtn @omtte In 9osAnselss, gal.,
unteriu&ie bie lrfa@en Der bieien
Strabenbabuunfdlle baieltR uno er'
fldrte es ftr n~otbwsnois. cine 8er'
tsbrs.a ufR6tsbeb0tbe etnsuisben. bie
2bbne Der AngeRelte1 au erb6ben. ID
nel eiuel Saa ieber Wo@e freiaugeben
unb Wotorleute In 6a&f&ulen au ul'
terri@ten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-13

1rH@te nxs 8em&fs.
6sH3ta
AepfeI II $500 per Sat.
Bananen s .75-2.25 ; tletxs &l-S1.25.
Gttronen $s.6O-7 90 Ses xtra
Oraneen - 81. o0-6.00 pa &$fe.
DaHermeIonen, 12e unb &c.
gfrfne, $1.bu-2.s0 pei Duibel.
@~antaIopes, 81. 4 bts 81. 70 per Sob.
YFammen 81. 75 bis 90 q per cufbsI:
B,rnen. SLAB per gufbeI.
Dei.trauben, DC bas Yfuno.
0smRis.
@rtne Bobnen-$ PIT 5Gb.
Notbe Ssiiben 2be pa Duaeub bun@eb.
CELERY $3.50 bic Bog.
Rrart 50 $40 PEI Eonme.
BlanaeniobI s1.25 ba 4uibeI.
eoIat - 60e per BufbeI.
8wiebeIn 3totbe uxa wetbe tl.1b pei
bunbert Yfanb; epanti@e 8wtebsIn 81. 80
per Rife.
YeterfIie 1850 pei Dutsxb Baa4s8.
2artoHeIn-$i.76 pei 6at.
Nabteie Zoe per Duaexh Bun&es.
ehbfartoHeIn - Etrstnia ts.sb Baltic
more $50 -3.76; Seriep $500 $500
per Tab.
tomatoes 80c-7be pei BufbeI.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-13

S~nbtanapeIis 3afees4neHs
seuabnI. Bis gutter l0-l2s; srtsM sR a.
rdblter A-1se |; Sanes sa-8ss. SsEsss
Deuow 10 bts 22e. Sapa $3.50.
Sx 4o6stsa:
artoia SIS. 10, Zion 81 as, Ssriss slb 90
Garaeas S1l. 30. Eiamortt'v s1l 30, saiA
Sara Biens $500, GItmaS SaSa Blens
t1b'76, Durica $ls.75.
8uGer-Doruimoes TITO; etlfsn6u 6.aa
yuIpertfrter b.62t: XIII pu!pertHrtsr b.s7s,
fetaer sraauitrter 6.s2s; gubef SIZE; sCRs
tsetsoners' Nb.87s Nsbsepooh u 6.12s; $50
xr 4 b.0se; empire H. SIC; SossI agtrs
0ousex 8 A.82e Btsbfor grtra 9 49,,
Mseepoob 8 I.8ae: seIber 8 4: 72s: Is sat
ter z.67.
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setrodnet, &c; Sobannesbeerex O. DC g sci
gttrox lse BIB 90e; Rofxes, . 9rups. PEI
Rtuxh, u 9 GrouR 7}e. ( growa 5as foe,
u~aemfrsie setts Sc, gaItforxia Nuseatel 7<si
euItana sA, tuspsuttrte euItaxa lie BIZ o.,
California xprtiofen 81 BIB lie.
effs-Rah go o.. Ief), Sas, g. Ii per
caHo1e.
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$3.50: 1900 I'm SaIbfas $3.50; 800 iE sat
$3.50.
Ganbp-6Hc; etanssn seustf9t &c; 8ros
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RanbeIa IA; wet&f&aIies 2saxbelx l6f.
Sorban RanbeIn l6e; Reaxuts &c BIB sc.
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0etyetas.

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fen. Tic Don RabIen ; go. d rotaef 70}e.
Ottober, 78ie; R~agexuessa nc
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uets 4sfe; go. 9 wetb asst, 20. q r,sA.
Abe; 20. Q weis ssnti9t 400; &c. 8
petb seuti@t acc; go. 4 rst sezra.
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85e; 20. 2 0eusti4t1 S4}e; 80. o susnessa
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3, S14 90.
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@epdbIter 1trnotbp s2.s5-2.86.
Drbtndrer Bis gutter TtH.otbp &1.50-l.7l
Rptber 3Iseiaraen IS .Oo-7.bo.
gnsli&er RIeeiar1ea $3.50
GIibfe &Ieeianen $s.00-S.M
MfaIfa RIeeiarnen $9.00-10.00.
Eetber 2leeiame. $500.
Sanep 2entudp 8Iamsros u.b0-l.N
BIausras h @baH 7be.
GmsIf@es 8Iausros $3.50.
Dr@arb Gras 81. 70--1.66.
Reb COP IN Gbaf sl.s5-l.B.
RaHer Rom We-$1.00.
Rmber Sueerrobr Samen S1.00-l.2b.
Detbes unb geIbes Rom $1.0G-l.a6.
Reb @ot gnfiIase $1.10-1.25.
Gsrp peas $1.76.
BILLET 81 30 BIB $1.85.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-13

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8orberuterteI DC, &1sb BprhsrptutsI 6is, nd
ourterptertsI 81.
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pfinb 1ye.
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