davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-06-05
Dine, Tom intet fer g.

Gem til en- anoen til Margaret I.
grenipeI. Sans 8rnnpe2 Wei, bet
frnoe ban lite iige bcnbe. en- Won0
fan arbeioe for fit grso og bebsoer
ingen Yense. Gattis2 Sapiit bar
ban fattia paa Ntpnt, men ban bapoe
ct @ar Iterfe ar,ue % ifliISe not Hare
fla ~aiennern GerOen. Set bar barre
for en- apinSe.
San traf ct 2etteliets Suf, bo ban
bopbe facet ben sanIe Dame til at
gaa inS paa bans 2a,ife. aIbria
boDoe ban p9ret iaa nnr peS at for.
raaoe fin Sermeligbeo lurn mnosr
henre SomtaIe, men ban bar tafnent.
liz, foroi ran baooe iIiippet at for.
tGIle oen itdffars Ror, at betoes
Ssn bar bsb ! Sattiabom % Gfenbig.
bcb.
Sru Warein bapoe iaaet fine Sar1.
fer. Sun bapoe ingen Qnelie ON
Sdnobeoer, men artog, at "SSimmp"
/ fin sgoeImoSigbeS pilbe Iabe Mnr'
Garet iao 8engene, forat bun life ie'
mere iflloe isle liz | @iGIo til BAN
% bIi bans Suitru af SafnemIisbeo.
Gngang prepeoe bum at tale til
BAN ON Maraaret % BAD BAN at
gifte iig nteS benbe. San biloe al.
brig funi,e fao uogeu beOre Some.
Sobn @iIion bIeo boabe rs0 90
bGeg, utett fog ffg farnmen % ipareoe
| en- afgisrenOe Zone, at bet bar
imIigt.
Soa benoenbte bun liz til Margo'
ret % fortulte benbe, at BET bar benz
res fiprcitc Srffe, at bun ffutoe gifte
liz meo "benbcS Gut. Ren ifisnt
mantte tilitoa, at bun az.
let % Gret BAN - ia, at bun elifet
bao bum oen gamle al LOBE, at
nm life ifitibe robe benSes Siertes
SemmeIi8beo.
Get bIep ct tuu9t Slag for Sobn
8iIion, ga Wtrs. Ntar9in nogen Glo
,fter MeU iaa ing, at oct bite iig, bun
FIFE futSc tepe. Spbn bnube oiigeoeI
'aret IpffeIia / Senne Sio, os ban
miattet Mrs. Worgin meO en- aiGr.
igbcb, iom ban albrig buobe funnel
fin egen Wor.
Gu piIbe ban 10 life alene mite
'enbe, men ogiaa Wargaret. Ter
10 life bare noger llnoifplb.
ring for at iorti9tte bette 9eorag Ell.
er MRS. MargiuS IsS.
9a bun fslte, bet mart bar TINT,
'o6 bum Simmp tase @argarets
og fortGae benoe, at ban ell
feoe benoe.
90 / bette ~bgitibelige gieblif for
ale @etGnfeligbeSer ira
Si9I. San pibite, bpab ban
'iIoe eisre hpaefter, men isrit funSe
nm nlligepeI fna bsre BAN befienbe
in aiGrIigbeb. San iagoe benbe Oct,
IAN oloris baObe tpuft, Bum fuIoe
40 nibe:
Seq eIifer Gem, Margaret. Sn.
ten fan itge, bpor bit ieg eIifer
0emi" tilisict bon, og bans merfe
Zine itroalte.
90 ies eIfer 3em, Simmp!"
porebc 8i9en.
Seq bat pGret lbffelig, iaa Ipffe'
ig, tatfet bore bere TO, mine firre
bpiifeSe oen beeloe.
WteO ct IDtfeIiat SmiI ioo bum ben,
9 be 10 itoo title og fortabt.
"Slm beoe gIoo % lpffeltg, eSobn,
@fpibitbeoen ON, at ri elifer birnn.
buffet Worgaret.
"Sobu -" gieutog ban. ga. nit
2oun er Sobu -- Sobn @iliou, Seq
r gIoo, De bar fttnNet oct ito ieIb;
CO agtet at fortPle Gem oct - men
CO f~oritaar tffe!"
"6or ilere Waone6er iioen fanot
CO DereS 9iueoe / ct 9rep, ifrepet
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-06-05

"MeH @arn, huorleoes fan OF
fonime pna Sfolen, nnar Din 9ror bar
SfarIagensieber2"
40, BET or life iaa iarltgt. Sou
er bare min Steobror."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-06-05
Sra ipreote Setter.

Greoitor: Seq fommer til at IND.
iinoe mig Der i Eeres Sus bpereneite
ltge, til De betoIer oenne 8eaningen."
Debtor: Ia er ieg ~operbepiit
ON, at bort gefienotifab bill faa Sio
til at uopifle fig til 8enifab."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-06-05
5mddtr9f.

I'LL '.#
"sSnbionn Reoical Recoro" beret.
tet fsIseuoe ON en- feiIostig Giag.
mole:
SRgen (tneo gret til Hatientens
grbit: Scr er en- furiss SGpeIie
Iige cper Geres Sierte, min eooe
Wono; ben maa fiernes uopboIoe.
fig."
Vatienien (qngiteIig): Zen 'SGe
relien' er min 8ensebog, Sr. 9oftor.
De er NOT iaa penIig, life of reoucere
ben oltfor meget."
Senator 2ooge fortpler ON ct
WebIem at Masiafuietts 9egisIa.
tur, at ban bar meget imponeret al
Stiaingei,s @protgbeo.
On Hat bIep ban pGffet rf fun gu.
ftru, Der bpiife6e I'll bam:
~SSobr, DER err Stobrttostbbe | !Su.
iet."
"Du tar bit fell, min 3ipre," iba.
rcoe benbes sGgtcmano | Salpispne.
Ser fan piftnof ftnoes enoel | &c.
natet', men I 'Suiet' - alori8l"
Sporting Simes" fortaIler ON en-
SGge, Der bar 9oftor.gtone | en- irif
Worberina. Set par BAN imiblertib
ON at sisre, at Retten piloe tilabe
bam at reiie biem iaa mart JON mt
Zig. Saa fit ban en- at fine 8enner
ouertalt til at Ipgge ct goot Sro inc
for BAN, oe bette ifebe inalunbe:
Oct forboIoer Jig iaaoan, Sr. &c.
neralabpofat - min Ben, ,2Ggen, bar
| ire aar tiIiet TO plbre Gamer. Spis
life tiHaocr ham at retie bienr
imorgen, er ban itpgt ban8e for, at
gatienterne fan friifne til os foroinoe
fine inobilote %loger."
Stben bar &Ggen alortg talt til
fin Ben.
gn goomo6i8 8ontorbetient / ct al
Regieringens 9epartementer / @oib'
(pi bill faroe bam Sobnion)
bapoe ofte ppret 8ienitano for itne
inaa Sriaerier. Oct
iommetioer p9re en- nofiaa itbe.
Sng for BAN at tale BEN
foooe Spas / Sioe og lltioe; men
>a ban par en- oppatt ung Wano, psns
'ebe ban / StiIbeo paa, bporIebes ban
fl,l6e taee paSienoe tSeon ober fine
plogeoanber.
0a berfor en- batter Dag en- 2eilig.
jeb titbsb fig til at benbe 8labet og
Jtpe Sagen Den mooiatte 8irfning,
Sobnion beaeriffe at benptte
anleoningen, % ban eiorSe BET pna
N Moabe, iom iii 3ameraterne til at
iaa "beore" Ianfer ON Pam.
Dor Sen Sobnion benDtteoe nemIis
iiofte Gang i'm 5erte til en- Eur til
Seitfpiten, meo Stans / Fortlanb og
SeattIe. Sea- 0age efterat bore inc.
til &ortlano moOtog ban ct
grep loo tort pe titngt, at ban maatte
1etate 90 Gents | ffpiotg 8orto. &t
>smme AZ @onpuliiters Bnntrpf II
Sierne fom grepet fra ct Seal.
sitate 6irma, Ser bapoe iolgt BAN en-
5ienoom.
RlrDeI, Sobnion aabnebe grepet
fife uOen Spnnoing; men mai tenfe
ie bans Christening oa Snrme, %
IAN oabncoc 4onpitlutten og fonot,
IT ben FIN tnoebolot ct 8ifitfort fra
N al bans aontorfamerater, rigtig.
tof o~nIbpg8cIta bfflet inc / ct Bar
5neS arf al iibcifrebet 8apir. Wen
yet eneite, ser bar ifrepet, bar fsl9enoe
poo 9ogiioen al Siiittort:
Seq befinoer mig meaet bel" ;
90 Tiger ienere mobtog Spasma.
Ieren EN- tllng 8asie mRrfet Collect
2osien fom fra Seattle, og a.,
IAN bobbc uco at oabne ben en- 5or. !
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-06-05

:: 1906 Moniter'K ataIoe. ::
Dor guurs % 5pmmertatalUg oper "Seau'
tp 8atterns" for 1906 er MI iGrbig. 3en
inbebpIoer iulotRnoe9 5~orteguslie Of npfite
Rsnftre for alRoer for Rlere apinOer, uuse
Gamer % SBrn. Sammen meb aatalpsen
pl ipmnte en- p~rnfiiif Retieinor for aioIsiss
ming bismme meb mango rpttiss 8auo o.
Bint ON I%iIifiarin9 % 5ilpusuins al alG.
Der arranssret | 1s Seller, TRlSt iHuitrercoe.
7euns interesiante 8os bill bIipe ienot por.
ipirit til aue, ION IeuSer 10 Gents,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-06-05


INCOMING ON, at ben inbebolot inoi-
ante Mariteter og iaooant mere, at
bpilfet ban bar en- begeiitret SantIer.
9erfor bapoe ban meb 8IRoe betaIt
observation-disclosures.
Wen ba ban bopoe adbnet aosien,
I'LL ban 0runo til at orrgre fine aano.
beoer imob ben soomobige Sobnion.
Den ~inbeboIot nemlig - en- in4r
8ampeiten, paa bpilfen bar peniIet |
bpio Waling benne 8ienbiIien:
ia ieg erfareoe, at OF befanot Dig
meget bel, Glen nit Sierte befriet for
oenne hinge 9groe."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-06-05

NttphpI. sSeA iulllHlel III VI lHu
finoe mig Der Geres Sus bpereneit'
ltge, til De betoler oenne @eaningen.'
Gebitor: Ia er ieg o~berbepii
ON, at bort g~efienbtifab bill faa Iii
til at uopifle fig til 8enifab."
ellie Gnna: "Dtin Mama er lac
frpgtelig Itreng, iaa. Or oin2"
2iae Better: "SGIti"
"sSSamen - on faar 10 Sob til
at goa operalt, bpor bn bill"
ga, men Fun er life itreng moo
m | a."
"Spem er bum itrcng MOB ba?"
"Bapd."
Sun: "ga, sin Spfsricl er Zig,
at ben funoe faa en- @pgel til at
9raate."
San: "0ien ieg fer 10, at on feel.
Der en- Sooret~
sans peaDffeoe Spar rebbebe 81
tlotionen.
Snn (~fproi9 til at soo ib): "aom'
mer on, Iltreb?"
San 8rofeSior / Watematif)
"5trar, Barn; men iea maa fsrit
iinoe be utienbte / benne 2isnino."
Sun: "Seitonoig Dine ufienotel
Spab piloe ou ii9e, bbis ies epig og
ottto morebe mig meo uficnote?"
Hapa: - Or on iiffer poa, at on
% Watta trnfte paa mig, mems bere
bar borte?
6rsfen &lara: - Ga 10 90! 8i
b9rte en- Wtano, iom hrugte fig uoget
ganife ioriGrbeIig oper VHooogsma.
Ben pau Sotetiet, % ga iagbe Wama:
get er affarat ligt 8apa."
Gn Brett / GambriSge bofot Ell
8rGoifen, JON en- al Silbsrerre om-
talte / me1et roienoe llbtrpf til en-
anoen.
"Sa." iparebe benne. "8reSife.
men bar meget goo, fun Sfobe, at Den
bar itiaalen."
8ette fom Breiten for Ore og op'
bragt ouer en- iaaoou @eIfploning,
elf ban til 0banben % ~forlan9te, at
ban ifulbe tage fine Orb tttbage.
Set er noget, leg iieIben pIcier
ionrebe oeune rolig, men
oenne Sang ifoI iee BOG giere oct.
Seq IA, at De bopbe i~tioolet Sen &rG.
bitcu, Ge boIbt i Ssuoag, ntert ga ieg
fom bien % iaa efter / BEN BOG, al
iea tro'oe, Sc bopbe tat SenJ
fanot ieg ben Ser"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-12-28

Turpentins~-in cases. e6cj In woot
barrels, s3ci In Iron barrels, 7oc, In 10
case lots. 800.
Llnaccd oil--Raw, 5.barrel lots, 47c, /
barrel lots, 4sc, IN cases, SSc. Boiled. 5.
barrel lots, 49cj I.bansl lots SOC, Ia
cases. 66c.
GasolInc--Stoye gasoline case, 24Ac;
iron barrels, loc; 10 degrees gasoline
cases 33cj iron barrels Or drums 27c,
~ degrees cases. 25ac; iron barrels. 20c,
engine distillate. Iron barrels. oc.
Oregon grape root--ppr 100 lb~, es09s.
Bleswax--Good, clean and pure. 2i@
24c per ID.
Rope-Pure Manila. l4sc, standard,
isicj SisaI. lie, Iais brand sisal. loo.
Hops--choice. 1905. ilibi2c; prime.
l0Hiic.
Lend--Stdctly pure white lead and red
lead Ia ton iota, 7acj b00.lb lots. sc; less
than 900 lbs, bic.
MohaIr--Choiee. 2sea30c.
Wire nalls--present base at $3.50.
gray or mixed. 26@30c; duck. white. 10
@soc, duck mixed. l2@l5c
cascara sagrada lchittim bark) "a
@Ac.
Fsathers--Gcese white, 35a4oc, geese,
wcol--valley 22@2sc, Eastern Ore.
gon, is@22c as 10 shrinksge.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-12-28

sci 100 to 200 lbs, eaeho. 200 ibr
and over, 4laQbMc; pork, s@s lac
heavica, 7asc; beef. bulls, s@Sc; cow
th@bhc; steers, . i-2I6c; mutton
medium aise SOS i-2c; large. g07c,
spring lambs, sisBse,
Fish -ilalibut. SCI; black cod, 7c,
black bass. per ~, 1856; striped bass
isc; hcrrnR, bci founders. IL: eat
iiah, loc. silver ameIt, Sei shrimp 100;
perch, 6o; sturgeon. lie. aea trout
lie; sIlversIdes, 1laci ateelheads, 50;
tom cod. 70,
CLAIMS Iiafdshel por dox, 80 ra.
sor clans. 81 per box.
oysters shoalwattr nay. per gal.
Ion. tsi per sack. 81; Tokc Point, sLCD
per 100; olympiaa tisO tbs.) s5; do,
per gallon, ~.
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crocenss and Provisions.

| Nuta--walnuts, No. !, soft ahell, l7c
No. hard ahell loc; Chile, i3c, almonds
H@lseI flberts. l6ci iirasiIs. 1861 pe
cans. lssGelocI hickory, Sci Virginia pea
nata, eci Jumbo Virginia peanuts. sc
Japanese peanuts, Si chcstnuta, Italian
laci eoccanuts. dozen s5@90c.
/ Honey--Dark, lolcGsiiei amber, Il
c8lsc; fancy white, l4@i5e.
Coffee Mocha 2a@2sc. Java. fancy
eo@s2c, Java. good. 2o@e4e, Java. or
dinary, lT@20c; Costa Rica, fancy, ls@
eoci Costa Rica. good. la@elsc, Ar
buckles. iGic per ID, Lion. lasc per ID,
Columbia coffee. iaic, Salvador, ili@
| l5r.
| Provisions Hams. 10 sise. i4ic; hams
picnic ioici bacon. regular lslc; bacon
fancy breakfast zoe. dry salt sIdes. llhc,
backs dry salt II i.Ac.
P'ekled goods-piekled pigs' feet !.
harrelA soi i-barrels. $40; ls.lb kits,
1885, picked tripe. i-barrels. $500; /.
barrels. s275; ls.lb kits. si25, picked
rigs tongues. i.barrels, 30; i.barreis. ss;
ls-lh kIts, $780, pickled lamhs' tongues.
A,banels soj i.barrcls, $S.boi 10 ii kIts
SAWS.
Salt-Bsles Of 752a, bale. tiso, bales
Of CO.'S, bale, si.6o, bales Of <0s4s bale
sl'oo, bales oi iS-los, bale. si.s0, bags,
soc, Ans. ton. $500, bags. 80 lbs. genu.
ine Liverpool, ton. $500; bags. so lbs
aground. zoos. ton 5000; R. s. v. p.
20 6.lb cartons, se25, r. s. v. r.. "a s.lb
cartons, sl.TSi Liverpool lump. ton.
1880.
Olive oil--Californa per gallon. s2.75,
qaarta per case. dozen. s7.25, pints. 2
dozen. $3.50; a.pints 4 dozen, %.
Canned salmon Columbia River. LIB
tails, i.s5; 2.lb tails, sa,No, fancy. lib
Eats, se,0oi bib fancy flats, 1925, fancy
lib ovals se7b; Alaska tails, pink. eOc,
red. si.4Si nominal, 2s, tall. $500.
Cereal foods -Rolled oata cream, a0.lb
saeks. $780, lower grade, s5.6o@6.5o;
oatmeal, steel cut, 50-lb sacks, as bale,
lo'lb sacks, $i.2S pes bale, oatmeal
tgroundl, 50.lb sacks $7,5c per bale; 10.
lb sacks, 81 per bale, split peas, $3.50
per l00.lb sack; 25-lb boxes. sl.25, pearl
barley, A75 per 100 lbs; 2S-lb boxes.
sl.2S per box; pastry -four. l0.lb sacks,
$50 per bale.
Rice-ImpeSial Japan. No. |. 1926,
Southern. Japan. Sc; broken. 4ac, head,
fancy. 70; head. choice, dac.
OIL, Lead. Et0
Coal oil---Pearl and astral OIL cases, |
loo per gallon, water white oil, iron
barrels, lsic; wood barrels. l6ac; oocene
,il, cases, 2llc; elaine oil. casea, 27sc; |
Extra star. cases, s2ic, headlight oil |
,ases 2lcj iron barrels, l5ic.
Benxine-sixty.three degrees cases,
.0c; iron barrels, lBSc.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-12-28

Eggs--oregon ranch. s2Mc; EASTER
scGsaMc.
Buttcr--country creamery 3oQ
asMc. city creamery. sse. store. isM
0i7c; butter fat. ssMc
Cheese Young America. 1870 iCc;
Oregon fun cream, fats. i4MQi6c.
Honey-Dark. ioM4iiei amber, 1.
uiac;, fancy whlta i4@ibc.
rolntry--old roosters. 7psc: hens
and springs. io@iiMe; dressed. iz0
lac. ducks. Mai5ci turkeys i7Gisc.
dressed. soG2ic; fancy, 2i0saMc:
geese. i've. isWisc; dressed. is0i4sc.
pigeons, por dozen, siQi,2s; squads.
si,7sa2
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vsoetables.

Potatoes-in country. SBc9$i0o pei
cwt.; sweet potatoes, sMc pound,
Cabhage-~Per 10. l-ic: caulinow-
or, s2.Boqa-76 per crate; parsley. &c
per dozen; hot-houso lettuce. $3.50
per box, head 4Oe dog; spinach, sep5c
NJ; artlchokes, 76cGpL25 per dox,; peas
lie 10; garlic, 7Gpse 10; red peppers,
dry, 2oashc ib.; celery. 65eQsbo dpz,; {;
eAg plant, $3.50 crate; okrn, $i.1s box;
sprouts, &c 10,
Tdnatoessi si.75Gp2 box; Hubbard
squash, 1GliMc ID.
Enthusiastically per cwt.
TnrnipsPer sack, 90c0s100; car
rots 7bc@si; bects, si.2b; radishes.
l2mc@ibc dozen punches: horserad-
ish, 7Mlsc ID.
Fresh Meats and Fish.
Fresh meats-Veal. medium, rs to
100 fta.. sGpSMe; 100 to $50 lbs. tho
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-12-28
Manzan Pile Remedy put up In con

Manzan Pile Remedy put up In con-
venient coilapsible tubes with nozzle
attachment 90 that the remedy may be
applied at the very seat OF the trou-
BILE. thus relieving almost instantly.
bleeding. itching or protruding piles.
Satisfaction guaranteed or money re-
funded. Sold by Frank Harts drug
store.
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PORTLAND MARKETS
Latest Quotations in the Portland
Markets
complste Market Reports Corrected Easa
Day Giving The Wholesale phsss u
Commodities, Farm Produce and vsas
tahlss
PonrI.ANn. Doc, 7..--Now Yoar

PORTLAND. Dec, a7,--Naw Years
IN NOT counted upon for sxtrn buHi-
ness. but the reverse N true, Most
retail nrma allow theit stocks 70 run
down purpoaciy against taking.
Naturally this action leaves the whole
aaiers with little TO do.
In the matter Of country produce
supplies are quite ample aud the same
II true af vegetables. Eggs arc about
holding their own al soWsi.st
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words yrrsua Actions.

Delrorcm ttlme. II p. MIL believe
In the chap who has plenty OF push and
20 In his makeup.
Miss Cuttings yawnlngl $50 do I.
But I'm afraid I'll have to get papa
to give you push In order to start you
going.-Town Topics.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-12-28

Dade's Little Liver Pills thorough
ly clean the system, good for lazy liv.
ers. makes clear compilations. brigh,
eyes and happy thoughts.
Sold by Frank Hart's Drug Store.
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Fonnd Ont.

young man, what's this sediment al
the bottom of the milk jarY'
"Thats the cream. ma'am. Our
cream is so rich and heavy that II
won't float II sinks, How many
quarts this morning, ma'amr- Chicago
Tribune.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-12-28

"John, Is II true that money talksr'
''Thats what they say. dear"
"Well, ! wish you'd leave a little
here 70 talk to me during the day. I'm
getting mighty lonesome for some OF
that conversation. Houston Post.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-12-28

wheat--walla walla. oage4c: Val
Icy. ssme7e; blues,em. ss0s7e; red
s0@sic.
oa,s--white. ,stSc0aS; gray. ,s.d
$3.50.
Flour~~iiard wheat patent. ta.oo.
straight. .s.s5; graham. $3.50: rye
t6.oui' waols. whea, -four, ,s.TS; Val.
lay -four, ts.4oG ass;. Dakota. sS.aoa
500: Eastern rye. $40; Pillsbury
sdso; Corvallis. $3.50
corn-whole. ta7. cracked. sss per
ton.
Barley Brewing. ,ss; feed. sal:
rolled. as29as.
Rye--ti.io per cwt.
Hay-vailey. timothy. ttfmis.
Eastern oregon. ,isais; clover. a7a
T,so; cheat. sTa76o: alfalfa. sii:
grain hay. s71T6oi veteh. t797so
Duckwheat-~ts per ton,
MIllstufra-- Middlingn, ss402s; chop
siS. bran, sib; shorts, sis.
csFea. foods Relied oats. cream.
so-pcund sacks. 1890. lower grades,
ss,so4s,so: oatmeal. steel cut, so.ib
sacks. IS. bale. io.ib. sacks, ti.s5 per
bale: oatmeal tgtound) bo-lb sacks.
1850 per bale; io-ib sacks. 81 per
bale: split peas. $3.50 rcr ioo-ib.
sacks sam boxes. si.sS: pearl bar
ley, ttTs per 100 iha; ?s-Ib boxes.
ti.as per box pas,ry tlour. io-rb sacks
$3.50 per bale.
Grain bags--Foreign and domestic.
' s-4c.
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Fruiss.

Tropical Fruits Bananas, SC per
pound plneapples. ,i,So0bbo per
dozen; lemons. sL1s96.5o per box;
oranges. sa,BoGsTs; grapefruit. $500
crate; lines, 75c0&Lab pcr 100; Mala-
ga grapes. sLSoGsoo hbL; pomcgran-
ataa. $3.50 per tox. tangcrinou. 80 q
hox.
Domestic fruIta~-Applos. common. SIS
ati,oo; fancy sioO@abo box; Lady
apples, si.a6spi7S box: grapes, $500
400 crate; pears. tl.oo@i.5o box; hue
kleberries. io9i2c ib.; eranberrios.
1il.boai2,S0 bbi; persimmons, si.bo
box.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-12-28

Old Lady-~Do make haste, cabman
please. shall lose my train.
cabby-Well. you see. mum. @ al
ways falls Oh Is ed II e trots down
III + can't run up III. for 'e's broken
wlnded. an II you 'urry i'm on the
level o gently as fit o. the staggers,
But wen try II you likes. mum. Kim
up. Observation-Disclosures Paper.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-12-28
THE MILWAUKEE,

Anc F1oneof Limited 81 PAUL to CM-
eago. 4Short Line" Omaha to
Chicago. Southwest Limited Kansas
City to Chicago.
No trains In the service Of any rail.
road in the world equals in equip
ment that Of the Chicago, Milwaukee
& St Paul Ry. They own and operate
their own sleeping and dining cars and
give their patrons an excellence Of ser
vice not obtainable elsewhere.
Berths on their sleepers are longer,
higher and wider than in similar cars on
any other line. They protect their trains
by the Block system.
Connections made vita all trans-con.
tinental lines in Union Dspots.
H. 8. Rowe. General Agent. Portland
or ,sl Third Street corner Alder.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-05-24

Umpire Croker retired in the fourth
inning. While umpiring from behind
the bat. q foul ball hit him on the shin.
The little indicator man. tumbled down
into a heap and had to be carried 70
the bench. He was game, however, and
resumed umpiring, but the pain was so
intense that q little while later he asked
to be relieved. and Howey and Olmstead
did the umpiring. Olmstead was par
tieularly bad at the work. His judg-
ment on balls and strikes was away
off, almost inexcusabIy so. Howey did
very well. Considerable wrangling en-
sued over Olmstead,s work.
Jack Forester and Skinny Horton
were the opposing pitchers. The perox-
ide-top was in great form. He allowed
the visitors but four hits, while Horton
was lambasted safely for eleven times.
But the errors did much OF the run
making. Topeka orbke into the mistake
column six times, while the Midgets
got in Z times. In spite Of the baubling
bungling, etc. the contest was a good
one. in fact probably the best Of the
whole Springfield series. Both teams
were up on the very edge. The victory
meant a good tight hold on first place
for the Topeka team, while it meant
a dumping into the fourth hole for
Springfield.
The Midgets are the strongest aggre-
cation who have been here this season.
They are better than either Joplin or
Webb City, and will probably pass both
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-05-24

When Topeka went to the bat in the
last half OF the ninth, the score was in
q double bow knot, with wire wrap
pings. Downs smashed an easy
grounder at MacLear. The scrappy
boy booted it up over his own head
The sorrel-top was safe a t first. Wolfe
bumped a single through Hetling's
hands. Zearfoss drove a grounder to
MacLear. Downs had the start and
made third. Zearfoss was killed at
first. Steve Ragan, who Is hitting at
8 good clip right now, took the wagon
tongue. The Little Boy of the Blue Bat
took two strikes. The Springfield infield
was playing in" Ragan met one Of
Horizons wide ones Crack" and the
bullet shot out between the close play
ing first and second basemen. Wolfe
ambled in. and the game was won for
Topeka Score: 5 to 4.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-05-24
GorCH IS NOW CHAMPION.
Takes CatcIl-as- Catch-C Title From
Tom jenkins in Kansas City.

ION OClklAAS EAtlAAotAo
Kansas City, May 24.=Frank Gotch,
Of Iowa. is the champion catch-as-
catch-can wrestler of America. He
took that title last night in Convention
hall from Tom jenkins. with two falls
out of three Gotch at once issued a
challenge to George Hackenschmidt,
the Russian lion now in England,
who is the champion of the world at
this style of wrestling. The match
last night was witnessed by over 5000
people, a fourth of whom were women.
The young champion received an oya-
ton to make proud a United States
senator.
Farmer Burns, who started Gotch in
the wrestling business, said it was the
hardest fought match on the mat he
had ever seen and that the crowd was
the largest he ever saw at a wrestling
match.
jenkins weighed 21s pounds. Gotch
weighed 1872. jenkins is 3S years of
age, Gotch is %. But Jenkins has
been in the graphing work many
years and is supposed to be perfection
in all the fine points of the game.
Gotch, however. showed that he too,
knows something of the science in
addition to his wonderful strength and
endurance.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-05-24

Defeated the K. Z. Ball Team to 8 in
10 Inning Contest.

OO1EdtCO the H. =. BAN Team to 8 in
a 16 Inning Contest.
st. Marys, Kan. May 24-In the
greatest game Of baseball ever played
on the local campus, st. Marys won Ia
nose from Kansas university after
sixteen innings Of fierce batting. Score.
to 8.
In the sixth St Marys punched four
hits, counting three times and It look
ed easy. But then the university easy
men came back strong in the eighth,
taking advantage of an error and two
hits to send three scores over. tieing it
up From then on, neither team got a
man past second until the sixteenth.
Bakule and Hoffman were both in great
form, the home man pitching the game
Of his life. Throughout the whole six
teen sessions he allowed but five hits,
two coming in the eighth. In the six
tenth Burns stopped one with his
anatomy, getting to first, then by steal
ing second he made the play that won
the game for Bakule. The next man
up hit to Hetherington, the ball taking
an ugly bound and getting away. On
this play Burns came home with the
winning run. Not K. Z. player reach
ed first base until the 9TH inning.
Score oy innings: R.HE.
St Marys. 0003OO y
K. L. ........0000 00O3O00O000O- 3