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ul)l'l'EE.

New York, July 2o.--Coffce --Optiona
opened steady mt 5Ml0 points decline. fol-
lowed by covering and sharp ADVANCE.
MI2h points Sales 1900 isgs. Including
.l,ily II no. September a.soNa.s5 Spot dun;
mild quiet Total warehouse deliveries
from tie United Stat ~ l.G0s bags, incliiI-
Ing Iop5s from New York: New York
stock ig7.5 United. Stnter stock 202. IC;
anoat for the United States 237. 900. total
0s,tJ2 last year.
Iiayre. July %. Coffee closed steady ~
1hf net advInce; rnles 5000 baEs.
snntos. July p. Coffee quiet: good aver.
age Santos 1900 rcIs per 10 kilos: receipts
3l.O1: stock 24C,op6
Hamburg. July 2s.--coffcc weak at 1dt1n
pig decline, sales 5000.
Rio. July % Coffee quiet; No. Z. 1910
res per 10 kilos; rocripta 1900; cleared for
the Quilted States 1000; for Europe 1910;
stock $4,000,
Now Orleans. July a1.--coffcc dull; Rle,
or1lnary 70 low fair l6ialll6 7-G.
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HOUSTON PRICE CURRENT.

Aelr co, Quotations are revised daily and
rces are ',hess can he relied upon. The
'holesaie mars mIse ruling in the Houston
pos; Frs S,M,.EsAsE-Diamond SAFE per
ross: I;oIdnr IN tin boxes. $500 per
as,or oil JIly'S ssd, tog65c per dozen boxes;
y: blastiruni oN-Powder. per keg. $4.boI
eats prizes powder. AMG4?k per ksS
sls Nc les nort clear. boxed 5G5hc; in
LMsc; Ns~ breakfast, sisGi9c: dry salt,
i,ss BELIZE, S s5 sslt bellies sisS VEST
b. A,elNG AND f fIF slnoRsd bellies ssS
Der II bS sse; q, ID IL. Ties l raw 10
nhS; Y Inp n, ER-Apex. / III. 5000,
s 10, 10 II 'Ss' Victor, H. per dozen
f-Nl %. iSc. Isis One Spoon. j
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Market well supps'ed with stoclt.
CHICAGO

Chicago. July 20 sa,,,s of cnttlo were
brisk ON a basis OF 80 for common
native dressed beef steers up TO a,25sp+.6o
for choice extra catiAc; thero was II fair
and soma common Northwestern rauEa
cattle weighing 1850 10 AIS pounds ut scoop
$50. Cows and h.iners continue 10 sell
M l..SM2.2a for canning stun mp Ia 3hOdp
80 for croicc fat TO extra grades and
bulls sohi III unchanged prices. Calves
were plentiful and rather nctivc at $50
$50 for common 10 choice.
Fncdes Tar hogs were the lowest that
have prevailed s,nco ls1S. with sares larg,s-
iy at a,SSuiO,. heavy hogs .b5ua.M. mo-
Western ningc Sheep comprised tho
great bulk oil trade today and sold nj 80
49,. iierlcis a,lou2N. cnoicc fat 3.l6QA
335. yeirlngs sal. iumbs aM5.35,
RecciptsCattle 1909. hogs 1900. Sheep
IL, 900
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CHICAGO.

Chicago, July Crop failures IN Rus
se and damage TO harvest OF wheat n
cereal r to advance l-ae for September
Corn recovered lie per bnshei on cover
ing by shorts and oats were strong be-
"a,,se of the reports concerning the crop.
Provisions rose sympatheucaily with
e'T'hare was good trade and fairly active
pmarkot In wheat, prices changing quite
rranucntjv within l-2c range. The feel
Inc iisplayed was somewhat stronger and
sshy higher prl,e,g ,e I' s n! rhs s e,9Is
sstur 9M11 apparently came from the for
eisn situation. Liyerp9s9,i ea T. showing
,,ib X freak here yesterday was taken as
an indltation Of irmness and was said to
I'ondon adv ces reported the crop in
southern Russia laggod' am. ana though r.
l porss 10 oa DAYS sro' {, added something 10
he price today The ro6 6Sins Of oq lb II ,se
'o e,tan"es 10 las, nights rds by the ooun-
~ rs also something Of Strengthening
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MAXINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port Of Galveston. 1ulx

Port 81 Galveston. July 20.
:ss Nuccec. Risk. New York
SIS Pensacola, Simmons, Pensacola.
In Port.
SIS Nuece', 10 }. N. Sawyer Il 70.
SIS Rhaetll NBr.). to Fowler 4 Mcvitie.
IS Traveller (Br). TO VIM. Parr g. co.
SIS Hssdlands ebr1' 70 i. Morrow 4 "a.
SIS Collinsham (Br), London, July IL
SIS Headlaad Ur). Cape Town, June n
SIS Legislator uBr). Liverpool, July 2e
Brk Blenda (swed.). Algoa Bay. June
&C.
schr A. d. Sherman. Baltimore, July
49,
Johanna Swan Baltimore. July !.
NJ. " Is. Chase. New York, July 2.
s;s Alamo. New York, July Is.
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

Chicago. July a. Butter firm; creamery
l0Iii: dairy %l1I. F.gss firm. 1911.
Kansa. city, july 2s.-I:inter-C Cream
cry not Arm; ,qnolably l2Nis; dairy io@iA
eggs firm and unchanged, IN.
81. Louis. July 70 --Buttcr dull and NJ
changed. Fggs steady. sl7.
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Boston, July % This American Wool
and Cotton Reporter says Tho wool mag
kots of the country continue EXTREMITY
dull. Manufacturers manifest little dis
position TO buy. fleece aud pulled woods
rule quiet Territorl-, have sold IN mod
crate quantities The snles mt Boston.
,61D. 500 pounds, I,liS.0oo being domestic
and the remainder foreign The same con-
diiious prevail In the Boston market NJ
,reviousIy Foreign woods continue very
slow There has been something doing In
The Territories. however. fleece and pulled
woods being very quiet; Sales since !nnM-
nry nggrcgate 81 $500 against bs.lbs.5S9
laai year al this time.
St Louis, july ~ ooi unchanged
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SUGAR.

New York. July 2,-sugar-Isaw. arm;
New Orleans. July u. --sugar---Quist;
centrifugal whites. Q ii-1g43 1918: ycs1cwA
s 7-lGfi3 81: seconds, 7-l6M3 81. No.
tastes Dull; centrifugal. Su3.
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pluInING MATERNAL.

CEMENT Portland cement, re, 49, 81, sz "a
0soO Rosedalc cement l-er hn', 20 ~
lime. 500 fire clay SO ~ ~, .r n NJ
paris. g "a; fire brick 81 i.1p Enc 3 Il
siN; IRA paving tie; per 49, d,erou1re
u.l5Gs io' Acme and ROYAL cenne"ntsS N,
per ton. sl4o1. plastfring half ga p''
10, &c, laths. per NJ, Wv
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AGO $50. I'll s,ls2 :.Its,7s,
HAVRE MARKET.

COMPARATIVE SPOT MARKET.
The following are the closing quotations
Tor cotton on Inc spot today at the lead
ing markets. together with closing of mid
ding yesterday. with today'a sAcs.
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PAINTS AND OILS.

OIL--Linseed in bbls, raw SIC: toiled +3c
petroleum. 15O test, in bbls. l4c; n cases,
$40: brilliant OIL sl.55; in bbls, lie: stove
gasoline. In cases. sl60. in bbls lac Eupion
medical pure, eoc; turpentine. In 1b,s, sic
WHITE LEAD-Strictly pure. 6m6 l-ic
WINDOW GLASS-ln boxes. .. and 20
to 70 per cent discount. new list
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WIRE AND NAILS.

Barb wire quotations are for AR load
lots, f. o. b.. Houston:
BARRED WIRE-t;lldden. galvanized.
2.35 per 100 lbs. painted wire. SD; Wan
kegan 10c higher than Glidden.
WIRE NAILS-Rate, $3.50 per reg: adj
vanccs. 10 to 20 penny. SOC: and penny,
60c: 6 and penny, Tic: ! and s pany, soc +:
penny 81 20. . penny. ST.. 60.
CUT NAI1.S-Rate, $3.50 per kg; same
advances as on wire nails.
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GALVESTON COTTON STATEMENT
COTTON SEED PRODUCT S.

New Orleans. July 2s.The market for
cotton seed proaucis 10 dun and nominal .
very llts aolag pr yaiIo crude Il IN baiL
MAI I''li7 10 per ssort Tn: CAKE l onp ton
fer export, 1910.
Now York. July q Cotton Sc cd pro,,,iets
o,iiet WIN sll quotation nominal. rs-me
crude Oil in Nir'el.- 20. prime 4urnmer
yellow, In barrels. 2srs prime Gotten seed
meal, B0l-a20O par ter
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TRADE NOTES.

good prices. ~ IAN "e'''a''
in M local retail trade is dull. though
III ny considerable cut In
e%i orv on. have been rather unsa,is-
Gnry this month, though better in the
~"'y man the city.
IosajI y NJ far AZ demand for poultry on
-" ana old hens s2.25n2.5O.
II. Thompson & 90. arn having
kuiys a sn On California lemons and will
another carload tomorrow.
si f Sa,pn beaches sold today al 2Oa25c in
A1ietS M grapes We're 25m30c for 10Llb
M ~ s ana appies 2oa25c per peck.
t,on J AZ f,hi that hog products touched
mii !; ,th.,adsrs have mIscallcnlat led th he
c~syer 'H's decline on several occasions,
)i isi ~ ai'rs receipts of now crop rice ar
d Of tw new Orleans Manday, consist
hk. T Tbphe,ia plantation, parish of Iber.
D july y first receipts last year we're
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GRAIN AND HAY.

Car load lots job cars, from mis-; deal,
lbs on bran, 9ci3c per hushel on ats and
com,
oATs-25G 26c No, white soan; COM
CHoPPEp cORN--s2c per 100 IL
HAY-Alfalfa. sl3.ooG 400 PEI, " mn,
let. 81 5ou i2.50; timothy, NL9nH M Np.t
81 5Ou7O0.
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DRIED FRIITH.

APPLES Fancy sliced in bors, 4isa
sc; choice evaporated 10; fancy, 'i.c: c-l-
ron. lie per ID. currents. IN bhl, 4q4i.c
fies ovaporaled, Sc; Turkish lWer, lsc.
orased, 6,sc: 'nears. evaporata. 6isc;
plums. pitted, Sc.
RAIsiNS-Cslifornia l.. l.. boxs, S.15d
Siyc. crown l., NJ. Jo-lb boxes IAa4isc.
PRI'NES-Crop 1885: California pruncs,
s0-I5Os. 5m5hc; s0-a0s. 6i.c 70-s0s, si4 g6ia
60-7Os. 7isc; a-6os. Sc; silver prues, 7i.e;
ruby prnnes, The.
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COMMERCIAL BRIEFS,

Liverpool, July 29.-Next Saturday and
Monday Will be observed as holidays on
the grain and provision exchanges.
New York. July 29.-Clearings, ST., $50. 1854 ;
balances S.0l. 7l6.
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~ Asked: Il Bld
NEW ORLEANS FUTURES.
Opened steady; i2.0S, steady; clcscl
steady, sales, 1900.
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STOCKS.
The following wsrs TN, rio,,nx quotations on tho
eadlns ,toats OF tho S,w YJrs Ex mango To-Day:
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

CHICAGO.
The leading futures ranged az follows:
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NEW YORK.

Now York. jury 29-- Roccires
l0l 500 b'ish"ls No. . red ~, No hard
6b rs. orliona advanced sharpiy today on
covering anc 10 reports of Russian crop
damage, rumors Of hnllish Indiana s,ntt
report and lcss favorable winter whAlr
reports. ''ables were steady: No, red
July closeI cs SIS. September SO i-2lp;i is.
clnsAnd fIiA -
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LIQUORS.

BEER-Schlitz. quarts. 5000 er BIB,
pin,s. sIloo per Dbl. Dixie Pale quarts
81 90: pints. $3.50; Magnolia Pale quarts
$500; pints. s. ., :, ., nov x.,,o
WHISKY gallon: Fin!sha coed 3
on high wine basis, sl22; stra.st Bour-
bon and rye. according 10 age nd quail
tty, sl.75Ni 500. blended, sl75d3.5o
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I,ONDON CONSOTS

London. July ea.--Clos'ng: roneols for
money 1l3 BIZ; consos for account III as.
Bar silver 81 716d ncr ounce. Money u
per cent. The. rate Of discount in the open
market for short bills GIG per cent. for
three months bills 5-S
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KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City. July -Whcat--About
4au5i, No. 2 red. t+W5s Corn Slightly
hlgner, active; No. . mixed 2iHGglI
No. Z White Is. onts-llgher; No. ]
No. nomlnaIy 25, Hay--Stcady; timothy,
choice. i.c1u759: prairie. choice. 5.0Nf 1. -,
Receipts wheat. 1000; corn, ii70n; oats,
Ioo0o snpmenss-Wheat I5.i0O; corn ami
oats. nom.
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n a.keu sid.
LIVERPOOL FUTURES.
opened stsa,N. , p. M, quiet and steady
closed barely STEADY.
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EVENING POST cApLEGRAM.
NEW YORK

New York. July 2a--Monov or call cas-
at 2. las, loan 2. closed nj li2n2 per cent
prime mercantile paper sal per cent; ster
ling exchange steady. with actual bust
nass in bankers bills at Sst, for den,an,
and 4. S7iam4 81 "a for 90 days. postct, rate
4 .SsI4 SSH, aud 4 sal S9ia; commercial Hill
4.s!: bar silver IS 4: silver certificate
6S 7-SN63s: Mexican dollars SO rs.
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New YORK, July 29.-Thc pcmpcrnturn
was too much for buyers in tho dry goods
market today and heyond positive orders
for quick shipment the demand was not
IN to expeditions Printing cloths dun
al z 7-l6 bid and declined.
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TEXAS ERI,Ir

ihe receipts of Texas fruit were much
'"ah usual today and the supply has
RI pretty well cleared up Dealers we're
|'so 70 get rid Of stocks Monday and
ssaay at very low figures. but better
ees We're obtained today. 1t Is hardly
s;s inat the market VIII be overatock ed
s ~M s'is season. as the supply In the
s .nSy beginning to decrease rapidly.
y next two weeks. but after that re-
Ky ~ WI soon dwinllc to small proper
=. ss; apples and pears have not been In
f'shswe supply any day this season SO
6o N, 'G me demand has not been very
Getting with fair dcmand. A few crates
"ma nums from North Texas were on
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NEW ORLEANS.

New orleans. La. july 29.-Hog prod
uc's quiet; pork old 6ls;, new z Lard re-
salt shoulders 3 rs: sides AZ. Bacon.
clear sides AZ. Hams. choice sugar cured
9lem9K.
Flour quiet. extra fancy 81. o5u3.l5 pat
enes 3.S543.D. Corn meal quiet .o5. Bran
dun ~. Hay easy, prime l0ui3l.. choice
S2is: white 23ia; yellow 80. oats. No. 2
sacked old 2ilsM25; new %.
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New Ytrk. July 2J.-Tht c0ttoh mafKft
opened qniei at II decline OF lma under ais,
appointing cables hut Immediately turned
active on cnnn sting crop accounts ana
Tears Of manipulation Shorts became
noiYous and an active covering demand
tire op"nlng Tho advance eliminated on
the basis OF IN for August. aud 6,ds ~,
December. after which there was d..
ne market finally barely steady at nm adj
vance Of l0Ul3 points. Spot quotations
nrn marked Nh Nc to conform to the adj
vance in futures. unsupported by bios on
roltnb lots
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aE BUSINESS BAROMETER,
,.a., 10 the Condition OF Trade
Generally.
L.,u,vc TO CAUSE uNEASINESS,
~...rsrs Were Banished the Conn
~ would BE All Right
ss Trade Notes.
office Of The Post,

Houston, WeuIltsuaN' July S''
--u..r calamity is about the worst
: nm IA threatening the business worid
49, time. The croakers have given on
.s.a that a pane is due and people
~ ,nonev to invest are holding of until
on,look improves. never seeming &c
f.u,, That this want of confidence Is
..,,v responsible for the general de-
S..stop. Outside of political nightmares
a o.xIde of depression made by the
[".,n,,,aton of Wall street spectators,
~ Ia nothing in sight TO give any
{.sican business man cause Tor alarm
I,rnsicauy the country is all right and
n going to stay all right. Yet the
.r,rv Is being forced into the accept
4. A. NERVOUSNESS and market values
|A,ch are entirely uncalled for. There Is
acatcity of money, and mona OF the
aturas that usually cause q panic.
sn.re never was an easier money mar
.han exists now. and the speculIutor
4. neyer found it easier to buy OH marg-
Il 30 disposed. Money i'll New York
Enppst drug at per cent. The com
SSsIon houses VIII take orders OIL Stocks
narrins and never once mention any
Iiar ABOUT having the securities paid for.
~ ~ ,har of margins No one seem.
eaa ts ~ make al nm, mn snvestmeu ul,hourh
lsy,Sin W is made as comfortabla Tor
MA 70 huvsr. ma I,nssibie KI.l every
N1,a,or sans tn h.v the sans. theorv.
i .h..ra ia 10 II. no rally iin,il aftsr
~ ~. sneis n 40 Gonseo,,sntiv Win ,ha
ssTs hE,ses anxN,t,s to ,ro, hnvinr
IT,. s','h ' money in plenty. with The
s ass: ~ rsia ~ low as Il has ever h,.an
Mr,iss are .,oinw ali to uieces and N.
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Stmmer, tpdbreno Der Sobn 1praf.
Damn uno mann mari er Elm befttseS
Mort etn: pDas / # l1nltnn! !"-r uni ier
Renom1tee ipirb alberne Yeneutnbung
au6 obnebem iiberiteben !"-nOu willit
allo unieren 8uttt!" S9lteblt9 fam
es iiber i'm lpie cine tiefe Mpatbie. Gr
iette it9 wieber unb itGbnte letie. Iber
na6 ipenieen Wltnuten raffte er it9
auf's Weue auf. r2aB unS perniinftts
ipreden Marl" lugte ct. uDas Nlles
fann Oein Grnit ni9t ietn. Wir milf
feu ieben, ben S9las auf anbere @eiie
81 pariren. WaS perluren tit, 1T ner>
loren. Sd babe feine 2ult, biefer uns
feliyen Sieferuns nod neue uniummeu
na4Suwerfen. 9nl @esentbetl, MIR
miihen ben 8etrteb etnl9rdnfen, @r>
iparunsen eintreten afIen-leiber ipers
ben utr in nd6fter 3eit 10 tpte 70 ge<
3uungen ietn, Banfiersfrebtt In glre
fpru6 gu rtebmen.
nDas a(lles biebe ben Huf ber
SHrma nod nebr i6abisen, Bapa. Sd
bin gang entgegengeietter Meinung.
elber mir lpollen bariiber ipdter ipres
den, rad netner 0tiidfebr aus atel.
60 fam es f.eili6 ntdt lueiter
(6ortiebuna foIat.)
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N6tnllg 2allbfdater!
9ano st perfanfen In her Wdbe tep
Wsprales Ia sSSadiDm Gppntt.

Cine 6arm bon 984 Ader. bauoH 30
Bis 35 Nder in aultur, elm grDbes
She'll bes Sanbes bat einen 3ann bon
6 5ta6eIbrdbten. ST 0olalanb niD
it6Bt an ben Napibab GluB. Wotler
unb 6ols fur ale Soften. Wsebrers
huubert 9lder bieies 2anbes tonneii
nod urbar sema6t tperben. preis
$500. Sin Srittel Au3abInng.
1884 4der 2anb. ON bic Eanibob
oganBeub, 6olslanb cbne weitere
sntpropemenis. preis $3.5 per Nder,
Elm DritteI Mn3ablun3.
Sine isarm BON 400 Adern, eutes,
oroses Wobabaus nit 6 3imuteru.
stua so bis 70 4der urbor. ft6bt ebens
falls an ben Napibab, uur l Meile
BON Morales. 9ol3 i'm 1eberHuB, giis
ter 8oben; preis So, 200. AnaabIuus
l Drittel 8aar.
Megen bes Ndberen tpenbe man a6 an
s. e. SuiA,
Morales, SafiOn @ounip, Seras.
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u. g@ol5'
8alneu 8arten uno 8eitauration.

Ser freunbli6fe unb angenebmfe
aufentbalt fur bic Beiu6er Der 9tabt
nnb namentlid fur Gamilien, III
59ois' paimengarten. Der nit elmer
Dor5iigli6en 8eitauration, pel6e aue
9elitateRen Der 9aiion in better Gus
bereitung liefert, Derbunben 1T. Man
finbet bort bas bette @las Bier unies
rer betmii9en 8rauereien, portreffs
li9e einbeimii9e nnb imrortirte Meine,
bito @igarren, alte, CUTE Wbisfies,
3iqu0re &C., nnb gum ueberfluB ftets
einen ausgeaei9reten 2uu6. 5amss
tags unb SonntasS Nbenbs finben
Greis 4on3erte fatt. gilarbipielern
fteben bic befen Billiards 3ur ger'
ftigung.
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Weats leie, es mag bon esJtt.
tereiie iettt !!

Wir balten sesenmdrtig einen
9 0 m mer &dumungs Ser
fauf. S9ube unb @tiefeI su Rpfts
preiien Guf iebem 5tad Waare
ttebt Der Soft. unb Der ebemalige 0ers
taufspreis. 8or ettpa 8 Momatem bes
i9afften mir einen 8orratb bDn Rofs
fern unb 6aubtaihen. gfun tperben
mir biefelben pollfdnbig auspertaufen,
6a mir bes &aumes 5ebtirftia finb fur
ben groBen 6erbfts unb Winte T.
Worratb bon S9uben. Der gegens
mdrtig anfdngt, bereinaufDmmen.
Ndes muB prompt uttb 3ur STEELE
beaablt merben, ba mir au 1ol1en Yrei,
len Wi9ts aufihreiben f6nnen.
@in6ereIla Sboe Store,
213 Nlamo=pla3a.
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Gin graunt.

Seih tpar Der Sag unn bie Ssadbt b1teb
beif,,
9te WOsfitDs itbtpirrten entieblid,,
ltnter'm bid,teu Nete, gebaSet tn
G@tpeiR,
Sa idblaft fib's atd5t grade era1elicf,! I!
Sa trdmntt man allerlet ,3eug, 10 bnmt,
Non 8afiltsfeu, Wlnltben nmo0rad,en;
go trdmmt I'd, benn aud, at bteier
gtumo',
SD l18e tint go. S0llen.0tad,eu!
Sdb id5mprte In iieSenbem gdmefel
anb Del
Nod mebr, ais amf meinem Yfiibfe-
=, rtef id), TIT bier benn feline Seel',
Ste ote le@senbe ,3unae mtr fiible?
ssamm batt' ids sernfeu, ba Fam idf,pn
berbei
Gtn Seufel@en, TED tno bebenoe,
Jra8t mid uadb nteinem 8egebr, fuer
id1 iet
Hub fpte id) mid benn bef1nbe2
Sd, CAB 8eiheio ibm in n.attem 9on;
=, rtef er oa, 10 fetb Sbr eS2
Serr Nrnptb id)idt Sud bun ganft
Qlutun
@tn Barrel boll clone Starr "-GtereS!
=, her bamit, aber mGeltdbft ibmel!
Ntef lalt td1 Oa tn SaS 8etpimmel:
Setm Clone Starr 8ter alaubt man
ielbft In Der sou
Wtan tuare mitten itit $immel!
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Die GntpreR Wdbntaid)itte

0eie por5iislide 0db Maidiue, Die
iiberaa 70 sroBen slnflans sefunoen
fat aab Die einer Ndb Maidine i'm
8reiie BON s4s-55 sleidfommt, ufferiz
rem mir nit aflen atta9ments pie folst:
Ste Wtafd)ine tno oie 5rete Hreife
elm Sabr frei, $21.5O.
Die @aaidimc an alte Mbpnuenten
fiir $4,000.
Ser 8e iteller be5ahlt Die
Jra9t, bic etma $3.50 e.
tra ct. Man ienbe oas @elb an nns
elm nno bic Ral6ine miro benz 8eltel=
Ler oireft bon Der 5abrit 5useianot.
Bic Ggpebition Der vsreie Vrefie
fiir 3egas".
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%. &. @pana,
Naulnftiae mno Rprnraftoreu

MAIDEN mir anf bic alte betudbrte Saur
Bodybuilding BON @b. Stebes &
s6bne aufntertiam, bic kebeutenbe
Quantitdten DON porsiiglidiem 8aubola
unb srpBe Bprrdtbe BON Sbt1eai, Jens
fern, Saloufien, S6inbelns @tten'
ipaaren, pie S6I6fer, @dgel, Sarben
&c. on Sanb baben. RieberlGqsn an
eyuternationalba hnbOf unb am S1niet
Seleiie In Der Oft gommereefrase..
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MatthteS BrptherS.

Jleii6er, sos @aft 5ouiiou 5trase,
Giefern bas poratisIi9fe Rinbs, S6af.
unb S9peinefeii6. g pesialitdt.
SungeS aalbfleif d. Ollie Sor-
en- BON Wurn.
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Gefunbbeit unb sutea Wtbem ssbaItst
Sbr bur6 sbileb's Gatarrb aemebp.
preis so @ents. NaiaI Sniestsr frei.
Gum Bertauf BET aalteper & e@udarb,
Sames @lanin, 3. 5. spsueKp. O..
@obn d Co., g. Stein, Central Drug
Store, u. 59meppe.
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Gin Rfarer Sopf,

quite Serbauuns unb elm bobss riifts
ses alter finO 3Wei 8siultate, bic 6ura
ben @sbraud bon Tutt'S 2sbsrsPi[lsn
sr3islt tuerben.
Ginf frwif(tns Tbai(ads.
3Optidmsr3en, Malaria, Maseuidurs,
gerfopfuns. Dpspepiis, SaasnlsiOen
uno abnli9e &ranibeiten iperben bolI'
ttdnois ssbsilt oura ben @sbraud BON
Sutt'S 2eber pt4et,.
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gerRspfuns perurfa6t bte SaIfts hss
Grauentrantbeiten. RarI's GIsueS
Root Sbee tf eiu sutes Wittel eesen
Werfopfnng. Gum Uertauf BEL 9als
teper 6 S9u9arb, Sanes GIapin, &.
!. Speaefp, q. @obn & Co., y. Steix,
Central Drug Store, u. S@nepys.
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searIs gloper Root Ebee retxist bas
8lui unb siebt eine refine fbbne Tarbe.
Gum gerfauf bel 4alteper q S9us
darb, Sames @Iaptu, 8. 5. @peneFp,
". gebn & Co., g. Stein, Central
Drug @tore. u. @9neppe.
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S6winbiu9t, 8rippe. pnsumonia
unb aae 6aIss unb 2unsenleiben tper'
ben burd ,Sbilob's Sure" sebeiIt.
Gum Bertauf bel aalteper g 5du.
darn, Sames @lapin, 3. 5. SpeaeHp.
U. @obn & Co., 9. 5teiu, Central
Drua Store, u. S6pspps.
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Ratb far WRtter.

Dor iiber so Sabren ibon tuurbe
Mrs. Winslo,p's Soothing Sprup
bon Nfillionen bon MHttern beim 3abs
ten Der ainber argenenbet. Wir5f bu
i'm S6lafe bur9 baS @hreien zines
4inbes gefbrt, bas i'm 3abmen III mnb
bor Sdmeraen Deints Wenn 10, laRe
fofort eine Glai9e bon vMrs. WinS>
Ions Soothing Sprup" bolen. Setu
Wertb 1T unbe3ablbar. gs spirb benz
tleiuen 2eibenben iofort 2inberung bers
f6affen. 8erlaBt eu9 barauf, Mhtter,
es TT fein 3weifel baraber. Go beilt
9pfenterp unb 9iarrboe, resulirt ben
Magen unb bic Nieren, beieitigt Wtnb'
4olit, ermei6t ben @aumen, berbins
bert @nt5iinbung unb ftdrtt baS ganse
Spiiem. ~Mrs. Wiusloms SOOTHING
Sprup" fiir 3abnenbe ainber III anges
nebm In Gef9mad unb bas Recept
ftanmt bon einem ber beiten tpeibli9en
Qerate In ben Ser. 9taaten. Sc 1T BET
allen Sruggifien in ber sanaen Melt 3it
baben. preis Is Gents per 5laf9e.
8auft ni9ts anberes, alS MrS. MinSs
lous 5potbingsSprup..