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WrnnSitiifs -ltcbcrtraoun0cn.

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mnel y. @orb unb tSrolL Oiticitc Der
Milton.sl pc., I Got. 81, ...
Sobn &. @iQiamS 1t. 81, NomrSy
an Mobert T.. Smitb. IT, . Cots,
1890. 5in.q anti.
2oliS g. &paorb az dGborles $.
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berue', nobr Srleonsta troBe, A beI
10, @rlnhSins $A2 $3.50.
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quit WcperS ua0 @attuL Nciticitc
Ger Striderb nobc 9ole-S trobc, "A
bel 81, @runO5iuS $42. So.
2poio u. Snpoer II. a. an 2ouiS
SeaOoriGr mo @oitin, Siioieitc Der
Topcitc.S trobc, northumberland
guenue, 1853 bel S9.7, So.
Siubcl VI. GnrSmel on ". Stonlcp
GorSnca, NohloBpernnlter, Nero.
lpcititiie ser @op., nobc Gboic.Str
ID bel 10, @%runo5ins $50, So.
,Gbriition @eler uno 6rou an Goi.
:. Glmco uno Srmt, @eiticite ser
Eaturentltrobc, nnbc Soirmounts
Npeunic, 1911 bel GIG, NrunO5inS
$i2; So.
anorcm q, Subj unb Srnn an
George .. 6rcid uno Sroii, Siio.
ieitc oct @orlcm., nobe Ircmont.
amnlc, IA bel 1915, 8runoSinS
$50; So.
lbeohorc Goofc uno 6rnu an 20.
pib $. Carroll etc, SruiteeS, @elt.
'eite Der @cbiter., nobe Seatbitrnbc,
1876 bel 10; $S34.04.
Nbrubnm NriicI0 an Morp g.
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Cerielbc an Nllauita u. 5reubidL
Sitititc scr Mine 9anf Game, no6c
Ie0crolltroBc, ~ Iii 60, @rlnnoiins
$3G; 1913.
s. SreO. &optins uno Srou on
Scrmnn :. ". Seimiaer, 8eItleite
Der GarIton., nabe ErattltroBe, II
bel GS; So.
Sucp s. &. NooOrufi unb @cnab!
an G~Ii5nbctb :. CRAWFORD etc, 5n-
%tcreiie in @rmocigentbum; ST.
5beobore Goofc unb 6rou an sic
Baltimore 1ruit onb Guarantee
Comp" 5rilitcc, , @runoltiidc;
$166S.0S.
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$50; S.. 'i5J''
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more, nabc Gnitlcitrubc, rs bei 80,
@rnno5ins 500; So.
@iqiam Stunge uno Isrou on
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ST..
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$40; $t325.
.2ninpettc DiiQ ans 9. So" an
6. Snrtig mo 6roli, Noro.
Der EreBburps, ndbe 8. Strabe,
1873 bel 1884, 8runb5ius SIS; So.
gbel Hoicntbal nuo 5rau oil
Noaie Crane, Noroicitc Der 56om-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-12

llripriinglid mar Die 8riin0ung ei.
ncr ein5igen Ecrion, 8omos, 5u9e-
idrieben. Gie Tomrr mnften Damn
Eomillus 0arolls. 8riediide Wes
ihihtsldrciber e%ruubnten ooralibin
5pei Grinder ser Staot, HomllS illto
Gomllllts, morali Die Honer Die Sc.
gen0c Don Den 3wiain9en e%riunoen,
III Der iie Sen Nan1en oeS eincn Nc.
mus b~udltobirtel.
Eroieiior u. 8. Wc@iiicrt BON ser
Nciu.Dort %llniucriitGt biclt eilten
&ortrog iiber oie n@inIcitungen 81
Der 0cldihte oeS protcitontiihen
@%laltbens."
GbrenGaben iii 3eppcIir.
0ic Sammlungen, lpelde Die
rNcm . Dorter Stnats5eitunA" piel.
iohen @rilhen Hedlmln9 trogcno,
iiIr eincn oeitih-omerifoniihen Sep.
pclin Sono unternpmncn bot, iinoet
in Der gcinmmten Yreilc animerfiam.
lte 9eod)tlng uno ireuoigIte Nner.
%fennung. lleberbalpt miro Die Spm.
potbie, pelhc iid) in Der gon5en cipi.
Thirteen @elt iiir oen fiibnen 2uft.
ihilIer fnnogiebt, bier bod eingc-
lhott. Son elmer ser Hcgicrung
ndbpItcbenoeu Eerionlidfeit miro Die
Mittbsilllng genlnht, bnB oie groB.
artigc 5beilnobnlc oes 9llSlonocS in
Den bieligen maBBebenocn areiien
alti ons Nngencbmltc beriibre.
Gas ioeben gcbiloete Hhts.Go.
mite, meldes cine gbrengobe oeS
Bottles fir Den @rnien Zeppelin gum
@ou eines ilcllen 2ltftihiiicS oui.
bringt, erbGlt @eitritta. grtl0run0en
aus Dem gor3en Jfeide. SIC anmcl.
olulgcn iino III ltetcr 3unobnlc be-
griffen. Heifsfon5ler Shirt BON Nii.
lom, Der nod in Noroerncp mcilt,
bat ous FrGiibium iiberllommcn.
@rbeiner Cbcrrcgierrmgsrutb Or.
Scmalo pom Heifsamt oes Snncren,
ais 9crtretcr Tcutidlano's alii scr
Gbicagoer @eltnusitelung moblbe.
fonnt, lit iocbeu bon Sricorihsbaicu
5ilrildgefebrt, mobin er iid) I'M Nlti.
trage Der Ncgicrung bcgeben bate.
Gr miro nit Den betbciligten Hciiorts
oariiber conieriret,. III melder 1Sorm
Die Dem 8roicn Zeppelin bcreits 5l,.
gciiderte Siilie 0es Gcid)es geleiltet
meroen IoQ.
Z turm dooen i'm Gr3.
gebirge.
Gas id)on erp1Dnte llnpetter i'm
Grjgebirgc bat, nod neueiten ans.
iiibrlideu Wcl0ungen am itlimm-
item in uno Inn StciubudL @ilocn.
tbol mo Garlsiclb geboult. Iie SEA.
taItropbe bat t~bntlGd)lid) u~ngebellrcli
Gigentbunt sl6oOeu ollgerihtet uno
Die Grnteboiinungen pieler 2uno-
mirtbc pcrnihtct. 3ublreihe 9riidelt
iino 5critort moroer, 10 ooB ser Ser.
febr in Der empiinolifiten @eiie I'M.
tcrbrpfen lit. Siele SGuier iino &c.
r1unlt mor0en, meil @efabr pprbon.
cen lit, bnB lie einitiir5en meroen.
Wrigbtunb icin Ieroplon.
Sc mans, #. Nu9lit. = Nod)
5ipci miBglilften Inlduien bat Der
@ilbur @rigbt aus Sop.
ton, Ohio, geitern gbeno 8 llbr einen
erfolgreider auiitieg uoafiibrt. Gie
Waidine floe ctipa Siuei ailometcr,
f2 Weilen, in elmer Winute uno
AZ Seunoen oiii5ieller 3eit. @egeu
Der porgeriidten Stunbe DoQte Sr.
feline langere 6abrt periuhen.
.Dfebrere Souieno Yerionen boben
benz 8lllge 5itgeicben. 0ie GpoliI.
tioncn piirben NIT oerielben 2eifti.
teIt uno Wtciiteridaft ausgefiibrt ME
am Samitag. @rigbt lieB Die Wa-
aus Der 9eraoen Sinie bes Slll-
ges binausifningen uno cine oop.
petite Sdleife in 5orm elmer n8" be.
idreiben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-12

Ger critic miBQlijdte Nuiitic0 mar
Glrf Die llngcld)idlidfcit zines sc,
billfHn %ocronlnBt Der ocn ~glcroplon
5u longc feitbiclt, lpoburd) Der red)tc
Sliigel Die Grbc beriibrte llr0 Scr
Wolhiuc cinen iolden StoB nod
Stelerboro CAB, oab Der &uftihiffar
it)on nod) 80 SUB lanoen mtBtc.
Hci'm 5ncitcn WtoIc mor Sr. @rigbt
gut loagcfonmlcn, uno oic Wtuid)inc
bottc li6 81 elmer Sobc BON 80 SUP
crbpbclt. Sic bate GOO Sub 5lriidge.
ltgt, als tic ocl Nclten Ginger 0Gll.
me SIT nobe fam; Der Wotor fonntc
nld)t mcbr rid)tig orbeitcn II. Wrigbt
itie0 in outer 6orm nicocr. limbo.
irrt burf 6ieie 5mei WtiBcriolgc, itiee
Mrigbt IN Der 00mmeruutg nod elm
Wtnl ollf, ulb oicsmul fl1br or in per-
INSTRUMENTATION ooS Selo binUlf uno
binunter unO lonbete idlicblid inter
brouien0cm @ciiull Der 3ulhollcr 81.
reft oor Der Sribiine.
Ser befonnte 2uftihiffcr Gelograns
&C mar Der Critic, Scr Ole 0ollo oe5
Srn. @rigbt crorifi. Gr iogte nod
her Der oNliociirten Ereiie," @rigbt
III gcrooe5n Gin @unocr. TelogrunGc
mcintc, Die SeblidlGgc crluieicn fei.
ncsmegS. Oob ole Gontrole iibcr Den
Ieroplun 5lpciiclboit lei.
Gin onocrcr So0ptritGnoiger, Econ
goIle, mcintc, Die @rigbt'ihc Wia.
id)ine 5eige Die grobtc 8ollenoung
ron alien, Die cr ie gcicbcn. sd bolte
@rigbt iiir Gin @enic", iii9te Serr
9ole bin5u olein cin5iNcr Seblcr lit,
bob CT ole Sbcilc icincr Woihinc
lcIbit onfertigcu nil, oenn nit Siilfe
pon iod)pcritGnnigsn &Gnoen bci'm
Nait miiroe CT Elm bciicrca mo lido.
rcreS @on5cs bobcn."
Vii Yen abbcrutcn.
Son6on #. Iuguit.- Gon Con.
itnrltinopcl eingctrolienc Tcpcid)cn
'telct ilber allen 3meiicl felt, ooB
Der tilrfiife @ciunote IN Moibington,
M(cbcmet Nli @cp, o%bberufcn NOR.
Den lit.
Mon id)rcibt bicicS &orQc6cn Der
FIorte b1n pcrGnoerten Tcrbdltniiien
IN Der Silrfei uno Der Yiloun9 cineS
,leltcn aobinets SIT.
obington II, 9. g., If. gilg.-
Gie Nod)ridt iibcr Die AbbCruiung
aIi @ep'0 bcitdtigt iidl. Wunoii Ben
Der tiirtiidc 8encrol . aonilll iiir
Hem : s)orf, miro bis 5llr G%rncunung
ci1cS nellen @clon0ten dis 0cid)Gits- !
TRIGGER bier illngiren.
Gr5bi d) 0 Sarlep unpoB.
| d.
u o m, II. guguit. Grjbiidoi
Tarlcp pom Nclp : Oort lit in 6olge
pom Wdgc1beidlpcrocn, pcrurlud)t
oilrd) Die DerGn0crte Sebcnaluetle uno
0os alinln, Elm menig ~ulipGblid). Der
Der Den Gr5biihof in NelpsDorf
6%ebonoclt, bcfinbet lid gc%genmGrtig in
6om uno beiuhte i'm bcute Nbeno,
fono a6er oos 9efinben ocs Gr5bi.
niht bebenflih. Smmerbit
bot or Dem Eoticttten enlpioblen, iid),
OILS moalih, noh eincm moro.
fiibleren alima gu begebcn.
u mcrifaner in Srunfreib
Derunglii dt.
Earis, #. augllit. = Mun mel
oct bier, ooB Byron {. CHANDLER
aus Bottom. Waii., ourd) eli, allto.
mobil.llnfofl nobe goulogncsSlr
Yfcr nnt's Seben fam, ltn0 DOB orci
anoere V%erionen, ipeld)e fid in ieiner
@eiealdoft b%cfonben, pcrlctt wnrOcn.
N1bere Gin5elnbeiten ieblen nod.
"A
1tast die HFaSorls, Die IhImmer GekauftHaH
N%n b. I
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Gcrmiidltc tclcorapbiidvc Scpcidcm.

@iaiam Mortin, iult., Stcncr.
Collector BON Nortt @op, Ont, miro
icit cini9cn Sugen pcrnliBt. Seine
Bidder wciien cincn 6cblbetrag pom
$2S, 600 olli. Gin &"oitbeicbl lit &c.
gen ibn entlaiien morOeu.
- &u SoncSullle, S.sG, iito Die
NnInBcu ser YSuncSuiuc Shifting
Miaa" oilrt Gin 1robco 6cllcr poll=
itGnoig 5crit0rt morocn, Der mate.
riclle Shoocn bcI0uit iih oui $3.50
600; %criidcrung 100000,
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FORCED MARCH FOR
TENTH INFANTRY
CONTINUED From Page OneJ

illuminated the countenances of the
fighting men. Some of us have such
sore feet that We won't be able to
dance. but every one of us will take
part in that pie feast" the local dele
cation was informed by a veteran SER
geant
The following is the list of officers OF
the Tenth infantry:
Colonel Greene, Major Rafferty,,
Major Kennon, Major Van vliet, Cap
tain Dean, Captain Schoeffei, Captain
Ferry, Captain Coleman, Captain
Breckenridge, Lieutenant Morris. Lieu
tenant Hannah, Lieutenant Taylor,
Lieutenant Humber, Lieutenant Reed.
Lieutenant Roberts, Lieutenant East
man, Lieutenant Caldwell. Lieutenant
Swartz, Lieutenant Weeks, Lieutenant
Cats, Lieutenant White. Lieutenant
Cron, Lieutenant Beuret. Lieutenant
Fitzmaurice. Lieutenant Kicker. Lieu
tenant Heidi, Captain Gowen, Captain
Cralle, and Lieutenant Garrett.
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YEARLY MEETING
SUNDAY OBSERVED
Continued From Page One.)

permanent board were read but as
various recommendations of this board
had already been acted on there was
little in it of interest. 1t was reported
that the cole ction of Saturday toward
the evangelistic and church extension
work amounted to 5000 and it was
stated that S400 was the amount sub
scribed for missions.
Samuel P. Hill who for 35 years has
been a member of the Whites insti-
tute board resigned and two appoin-
tees were named, Phroviance Hunt
and John H. Johnson. A report of the
Whites Institute shows that institu-
ton to be in a very flourishing condi-
ton and doing a magnificent work.
Anna Jenkins and Daisy Barr spoke
in behalf of the institution emphasiz.
support it. Allen Jay and John H.
Johnson were announced by a com
mittee as trustees to Earlham college.
The committee an returning minutes
reported that epistles had been sent
to other Meetings in the country.
The question Of continuing the Bible
Institutes each year at Earlham was
source of discussion, it being the
prevailing opinion that as they were
a source of much good and that they
should be encouraged as a permanent
affair. Such action prevailed.
1t is thought that the business can
be completed at the session this after
noon and many Friends are going
home today.
A report was made by Timothy
Nicholson from the state board OF
charities. In summary some of the
more glazing facts were: Admitted
to the jails of Indiana last year 30,262
men and 2,S6S women. For drunken
ness. 14,36S or about one half; 1900
Migrants or tramps. There were COS
admitted for insanity. A committee
to select delegate to the next meet
ing Of the state association was com
posed as follows: Eli Jay, Nathan
Weight, Ella Parker, Chas. s. Win
slow, Haevey Lamb and Mary Wood
ward
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
FURNISHED by County Recorder
Mosbaueh.)

Chas w Hickman to Jno. c. wes-
ler part lots 6-13 jeremiah Hadley's
addition to city; $4,000.
Nathaniel Johnson to Oliver Hawk.
ms. lot Is H. H. Fetta's addition to
city; $4,000.
VIM. Allinder to Carl l.. Baker, lot
142 Haynes addition to city; $3.50.
Rosetta Cook to Elizabeth NJ Will
liams, lot SO H. H. Fetta's addition to
city; $1,000.
Union Loan and Trust Co., to West
colt Carriage Co., piece of ground on
North E street; $4,000 and other con-
siderations.
VIM. @. Simcoke to Chas. ". Thomp-
son. part lot 5, jeremiah Cox's addi-
ton to city; $500.
Susie D. Smythe to Alonzo R
Teemister, part lot s in block s, Mil
ton, $500.
Edwin G. Kemper to Carl H. KEN
per, lot 2, Sedgwick addition to city;
500.
Richard Sedgwick to Edwin G. KEN
per. part n w. 5-13-1, city: $4,000.
Samuel Mccain to Harry A. Pen
lana lot Its Benton HeiKhts: 3140.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
Deaths and Funerals.

MOORE-Mrs. Priscilla Moore, the
wife of the Joseph Moore, died Sunday
evening, at the home of her son.
Franklin Moore, 300 North e street,
after short illness. The funeral ar
rangements will be made later. Friends
may call to view the remains any time.
MENDENHALL-Th remains of the
late Joseph C. Mendenhall arrived from
Dayton, O., and were taken to the un-
dertaking parlors of Downing & Son
on North Eighth street. where short
services were held. The burial was in
Earlham cemetery.
JACKSON-The funeral of Andrew
Jackson took place this afternoon from
the late home. COS North Fourteenth
street. The burial was in Earlham
cemetery.
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JUDGE MACY HANDS
DOWN RULING THAT
IS VERY PULLING
Continued From Page One.)

of this plaintiff to maintain this &C
ton, which is denied by the defendant.
1t seems to me that this complaint
may be susceptible to two theories, up
on which the plaintiff may explain
his right to maintain this action.
First, upon the theory that the city
government has no power, expressed
or implied to grant the assessment to
the defendant, and that the defendants
or attempted construction and oper-
alton of it's railway in the manner de-
scribed in the complaint. creates a
public nuisance; that the plaintiff is
damaged thereby and that his dam
ages differ in kind and de gree from
that of the general public. Again.
that the plaintiff, as a tax payer of
the city of Richmond, has an interest
in Glen Miller park, said Glen Miller
park being in the nature Of trust prop
erty belonging to said city. OF which
the board of public works and city
council are trustees; that such board
of public works has no power or au-
thority to execute the grant to the
defendant as alleged in the complaint,
that the construction and operation of
defendants railroad thereon will in
jure the usefulness and beauty of the
park; that it is a diversion from its
proper use and that as such tax payer
he may maintain an action to prevent
such injury and diversion"
Il must conclude from the examin-
alton of the authorities above cited
that the averments in this complaint,
showing affirmatively that the plain
tiff's property described therein. is
not abutting on the park in question /;
that no facts are pleaded that show
he has special interest or the right
therein different from that of the gen,
eral public, that no special injury is
shown as would authorize the main
tenance of this action upon the
grounds Of injury by threatened nuts
ance."
AS to the negligence of the plaintiff
in delaying his action until the defen
dant had expended $4,000 upon the
construction work the SQUIRT says: 'I,
is the law that all who deal with a
public corporation must know its limi
tations of power, and can not, as a
matter of law, plead ignorance Also
that there is to be a broad distinc
ton between the irregular or forma
exercise Of power granted, and the do
ing of an act entirely beyond or in ex
cess Of the legal powers of a corpor
alton. And the application of the doc
trine Of estoppel may and often doe:
depend upon this distinction"
In concluding his opinion Judge
| Macy says: The demurrer to th'
answer will be overruled and a ruling
| to reply thereto
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-10-05
THE CITY IN BRIEF

A. S. Strattan of Greensburg. form
erly of this city. arrived today to be
the guest of relatives during the fall
festival
Miss Elizabeth Strattan of Cincin-
natl who has been the guest of Miss
Louise Schissler has returned home.
The Rev. NJ. Hobson left this after
noon for st. Joe, Ind. where he will
attend to busine IS for the local Unit
ed Brethren church. For this reason
the brotherhood meeting for tomorrow
nigh has been postponed.
Cottage prayer meeting will be held
at 124 South Second street, the home
of Mrs. Hammond Tuesday night.
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Terre Haute, Indianapolis &
Eastern Traction Co.
Eastern Division

tTime Table Effective Oct q. 1907
Trains leave Richmond - rnoIan
apolis anc intermediate stations a.
500 a. M, S7:25. 500. 1925. 1000.
1900. 1900. 100. '2:z5. 1900. 400,
'5:25. 500. 1890. $40. 300. 10000
lilo
Limited trains.
Last car to Indianapolis. $40 p. N.
Last car to New Cattle. 1000 D. m
Trains connect at Indianapolis for
Lafayette. Frankfort. CrawfordsviIie
Terre Haute, Clinton. Sullivan. Paris
Ulls) Tickets sold through
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PittSburg Livestock.

Pittsburg, Oct. s.
Cattle-Receipts, light
Cattle-Extra, $500 down; prime $5.75
down.
Veal-$S.50 down.
Hogs-Receipts IL loads, 1920 down.
Sheep-Receipts light, $3.O0@4O0.
Spring lambs, $500 down.
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PRINCE FERDINAND
DECLARES BULGARIA
TO Be INDEPENDENT
Continued ON Page one.1
Continued + ON Page oneo

however, refuses to admit such a step
is contemplated and declares that the
government is planning some changes
regarding the international position of
these provinces, which. though form
ing an appendage of the Austro-Hunf
garian monarchy. are nominally in
cluded in the Turkish empire.
The opinion is held in political cir
cles that these measures will be equiv
alent to annexation. Some of the for
eign governments are reported to re-
gard this step unfavorably, particularly
Italy: nevertheless this altitude seems
TO have no deterrent effect upon the
government.
May Become Triple Monarchy.
The speech from the throne at the
opening OF the dualistic body at Buda-
pest on October probably will not re-
fer to the plan of action, but it is ex-
pected that the foreign minister viii
announce that the provinces hereafter
will be called "dominium imperatoris ct
regis" thus permanently sealing the
convention whereby these provinces
were handed over by the great powers
at the close of the Russo-Turkish war
of 1S7T-1S. to Austria Hungary. TO be
held and occupied for an indefinite per-
iod. What is now called the dual
monarchy will thus become a triple
monarchy.
The former government with regard
to these provinces will depend largely
on the attitude OF Hungary and the re-
suit of negotiations which are now 60
ing on between Austria and Hungary
on this subject.
Ready to Protest.
London. Oct. 5.-French and English
governments have prepared a joint
protest against Austria-Hungary in
annexing Bosnia and Herzegovina.
| The crisis in Bulgaria caused great ex-
element on all European stock ex-
changes today and all active stocks
and securities suffered sharp declines.
10000 Troops Armed.
Paris. Oct. 5.-Dispatches from Soft,
| Bulgaria, say that 10000 Bulgarians
are ready to take the field immediate
ly and are equipped and disciplined.
War materials are said to be fur
nished by French firms.
Conference Proposed.
Constantinople, Oct. 5.-A vast Eur
opean conference with representation
Of all the continental powers may be
called to mediate the declaration of In
dependence proclaimed by Bulgaria
today. 1t is reported that Turkish Of
ficials believe Bulgaria acted upon the
strength OF promises made by Ger
many which are as yet OF an unknown
quantity.
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FINED 81 AND COSTS.

Samuel Alexander, of Fountain City
was fined 81 and costs in city court
Saturday afternoon upon the charge
OF assault and battery.
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Richmond.

PRICES FOR POULTRY.
paid by Bee Hive Grocery
Young chickens dressed per H..
-. :. =. :. Is to 2oc
Old chickens. per H.. .121a to 14c
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
paid by Bee Hiye.)
Creamery butter, per Id. ......... .25c
Country butter, per lb 800. Is to zoe
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Richmond Hay Market.

Omar G. Whelan)
Timothy hay (bale6.. ...... $1,000
New Timothy hay Qoose)S7.OO to$S.OO
New clover hay Qoose). $500 to sc. 90
Mixed hay. :. :. 80. -. =. 100
Straw per TONI. :. $500 to $500
Corn (per bu.) .................T Sc
Oats NEW, per bu) .........A45 c
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Richmond Grain Market.

(Richmond Roller Mills
Wheat, per bu ...............$ $500
Corn (per bu).. :. =. :. ;. :. 80
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EAST BUFFALO

East Buffalo, Oct. s.
Cattle, receipts 1000.
Hogs, receipts 1900, $500 down.
veals, receipts 1000; $3.50 down.
Sheep receipts, $4,000: $3.50 down.
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K@101 For Indigestion.
Relieves sour stomach.
palpitation of the heart. Digests what you eat.

IEoRGIASA:
I don't like your cook book-it doesn't
recommend Gold Medal Flour. IMoGKsE-
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WANT Joy to help In the ma
chine room, IL to II years old. Starr
Piano Co. 5-1t
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ADVERTISEMENTS
ONE GENT
PER WORD
EACH INSERTION.
WANTED.

WANTED-You to call on X. NJ.
Lacey, $50 Main to get your sewing
macfire supplies. SIT
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U. S. YARDS, CHICAGO.

Chicago. Oct. 5.--Hogs, receipts, 3d.
600; 10c lower; left over, $3.50. Cattle,
5000, steady. Sheep. 1000, steady.
Close. hogs, light, S6.1o@6.s5 mixed,
S6.2O@7 90; heavy, $6.2O@Lo5; rough,
$6.2o@6.45.
Receipts. Chicago, wheat, 80: corn.
95; oats, 1863 Estimated tomorrow,
wheat, 20: corn. 100; oats, AS.
VISIBLE SUPPLY.
Wheat. inc. 1857 900
Corn, Inc. Observation-Disclosures. $4,000
Oats, Inc. -. LIZA 900
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Indianapolis Grain.

indianapolis, Oct. e.
Wheat s4h.
Corn. 70.
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ELKHORN.

FURNISHED by Elkhorn Mills.)
GRAIN.
WHeat -........... ....-..''..' ooS
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TOLEDO GRAIN

Toledo, Oct. s.
Wheat, per bu., $1.005f
Corn, 81.
Rye, IS.
Oats, 81.
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CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to thank our many friends
of the city for the sympathy they
have shown us in our bereavement oc-
casioned by the death of our wife and
mother.
James Mcneil.
Jerome Mcneil.
Gregg McNeill
Howard McNeill.
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CAMBRIDGE CITY.
GRAIN.

GRAIN.
FURNISHED by ]. S. Hazelrigg)
Wheat, No. ., Eer bu. 81 90
Corn, per cWt.. !oc.
Rye .............. tUc
Clover Seed. :. E. :. .$4.50tI 800
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SITUATION WANTED-As house
keeper by middleaged American
lady, in small family or widower's
home. Neat and first class cook.
Can give the best OF reference. sgt
WANTED-Modern house, or more
rooms, with barn. Will buy or rent.
Address Advance" Palladium.
2S-tf
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Chicago.

CHICAGO GrAiN AND PROVISIONS
By f,or.t = :nd Thompson. Brokers.
Eaton o.