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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-06
Baltimore Snmpf=Y So.
Ntte une luScrIdfTae
81 nisQ

glssartt 3ampfcr tdalin, GusssHsHmtn G50nn'
iass, pom Unions Iod nm $50 lbr mo pom Der Cons
toner R3tIttt mi no nhr AbtHbs nab Oh pptni
Comfort, e~SOrfuIf, pprtSmUutb Hnp aHcn
@unften bee SueenB. gtrbIubuhs IN Rortsmoutb
nit Der - Stabour6 gir ginit" eeitlofeHer 5Es, BOrtss
mouth nab Wtldntd. SH9e BsrbtHbuHs 8u 0elbon
buua NIT Der -gierfsIt uHb Carolina" ~%cTiUlF uH6
&outbern," ATLANTIC uHb Danuile" HHb -Woriolf aHo
@tfern giisEbdbH," uno NIT Der .Olb 9omlHions
QiHte" nab y~tsiubtrre uno Rdibinatou, yi.sG.
g4obIIeitta nab benz turopdIihtn BtaHe. g%ururioIt
eaiutensSimmt @lttrriihe S,Ieuhtung. Saupis
htt,uno. 9oitn frci. Dian beige 9aiiteus Simmer i'm
gordus int 5in.ts Blrsnu Der SoisgiHie, gir. zO5,
Sfs 8a(ttmoresStr. EeltpboH 1435.
Spbn ". gbrrpppe, BtnIdm wduean,
GeHeIals UiaRager, Gen. ifr. mo san. AgeHt.
IS. Broom, gtHsrals Billet astnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-06

Sn Der cafpiuif9en pc
ters : Stride 3r gertirbiae, q. : g.
bat Der 9re6iger am 6l. @eibno6tsz
fsite Qbenos els Srippenlie0 in Der
Stride 80 Sannenbaum, 0 Sdrnenz
bdum," na6 Der befannten Nfeloote
fingeR fallen. Die brittle Stropbe:
50 MGgoelein, 0 MGgoelein," lisB er
tppblpei2l;h aug. Das Saufformuz
lar peTefben 9reOigers 1T: SD tunf'
ot6, bu bift bus pdbre &ino." Die
Observation-Disclosures bdben It4 20 oa@
ran estpD6rt, oaB zines berIel6sn Fi4
b06ii6 ~tpurberte, dls es bDrte, baB Der
fot6oliI6e SrtSpfurrer i'm Rdmen bes
8dtors, bes So9nes unb bes 6etltgen
Settles tuufe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-06

So Iange s5 Wen den
gie6t, bic mii6eIos I6nel reid rperoen
m09ten, 10 lange tpirb es aud iol9e
Qe6er, bic Ti6 bieTes Stre6en gu Nnbe
maiden unb Tt9 bur8 tein 9eEeB in Der
4us6sutung ibrer SpFer binbern lafz
fen. Oas gilt pom 8Orier|ptel unb
pom 2otterieIpieI gleidmdBig, unb
bds ReIultat lit INNER ba1elbe: Der
Oumme be5abIt Die 3e3e. Sn Nep%
gort bat man Die @ntOedung gemd9t,
oaB bic M166r5abl aqer bort pertoufz
ten 2otterietooTe, bic beut19ar, IG6Iiz
f6en, brdunf9peigiI9en, ioppbt, ME
bic meritdniF6sn, 2oniftand urb Gan
Domingo : 2ppfe 9efdlf6t ftno.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-06
S%eriammlMggs MnsetgeR.

a-@pcamOrd fmmerrpdbrsnber Saus uns
LIZ SparsSercin SIR. 4.
Die Sabr,szI~ triammluuQ Huo 9tdmteHipabl iin=
ptt bcute. RontIq, 6. Scot, im 9ereinslotait,
gr. 17O6. cf=4rattsS traBt, TAFT, tUoju ole Britt
olisoer cinotlaoeH ftuo, 5u eribtIncn.
@eu. @ots, grdf.;
$3.50 8. SdSte, Sttr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-06
Aarlehen mi MpbcLn.

Reuer, Iti6ttr, LANCER Radiublunesp!an, ME
fol5sr ben iOaft Rjtmanotm ofi,rir: mir0. Uni
bic 3eit zines Sahr,s, iUtnn sic IS ipiini6fn.
Refine faf6tn 9triprebuHaeu in ben 5,ituHVeu.
Refine 3inicnsOtatsH ~uHs,stiet, I'M Sic IRE ~
ffbrtn, bod tuerDeu S6ntn ale 9ortbtile etboten.
DtI6s anors %sftsriren. @a63HirdqtH i'm Siirsuu
tT s9otsHac 9oau Guarantee 6omp1Hp.S 3iTamtr
Rr. 5, Bari bsn Rdltimore=@@tbduoC Cd. @nltis
I1Sess uHO Ct. @auIs6troB,. CloD. Is. S.&S.iSl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-06

Na9 35 Su6ren p%uroen
bur9 8ermittaluRg Der oeutI6en BOT
16aft in WdIbiRgton ben in Segsberg
(G6lespig Splitein) tpofnenoen @rz
ben be8 i'm Sabre 1922 baIslbIt geboz
renen 6riB 8rdnbt an riidFGnoiser
Q66nung, foipie an 8erpRsgungSS unb
&[eioergeIoern, ettpa 600 Veart pom
umerifanif6en Stadts 0spartement
bur8 Die t0nigli9s SreiStafe in Sez
ICEBERG a~usge5ablt. Brandt lit i'm
Sabre 1864 in Qmeritd dls SoI6dt
6es "a. &egiments 9ennIblpania DO
lunteers) in Der &riegsgeFangenT4dft
o~eitor6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-06
altimpre-S bip-8 a6n

~ Frat In sraft am 10. Del. 1898.
@G6 6bicaso unO BEN ROrbip,R,H - mt. RoSal,
Station, 1904 gornittdes, GAP abcuDg idqli8.
ganoeH=S~ tutiOn, l0l2, 1925 9ormittaes uHb 7N
Ra6 Cincinnati, ct. QOuig uno aouisOins mt.
RobalsStntion, 2.26 3abmittoes uuo 10. 4abcues,
t0glih. GambtufS Station. 1925 Bormittaqsi 2.40
Ra6mittoes uuo 1885 @b,uOs.
Rub gittsburo uno gltoelano D(t. 8oouls
Station, 1904 9ormjttaes, t0dli6, 7.49 Gbtnos.
nusQsuommsu Sountaes. GambtnsStatiou, 1912
9oJmittags uuO 7.9O absnOs, tdglib.
Rab columbus, Soleoo uno Detroit Dtt. HoI
pdlIStatioH, I0.A abtHOs. COMMUNICATION, 1885
Nbtnbs.
Ra6 Rtps C~rI,aHs, Ulsmpbis, Birmingham,
Chattanooga. RHorpint, gritol uuO Rounpft, mt.
Disqualification, 6.42 Nbtr0s tagllt. 6dmotH%Stcs
tor. 200 abenbs tdsli3. S6iaf=gBa9sons bon
QaibiuqtoH.
Ra& anrap - ut. 8opul.s Station, go Ra6n,
tagIi6. COMMUNICATION, 2.4ORd8mtttugs, ta9It9.
Iah @aibingtUn.
ut. RopalsStutiou, au9BodtHtaqtn, 1901, r7.O5,
$50, 1850, Il0.04gsrmittsqs, Il2.4l, 1926, 1886,
1905 Ra9mittags, J642, r749, 1875, Jl0.4l,
abtnos. SOnHtdos, 1907, 1880, rl0.4 Sormits
taos TI2.55, 1925, 1896 &a3mittaes, g6.42, 1882
un0 Il0.4I QbsuOs.
.6am0tu 3 Station, on 8o6tntaatH, 800, 1915.
1875, 6.35, 1870, $500, 8.35, 1900, Gl0.l2, gl0.25
gorHittags, 1918, $3.50, J2.40, 2.50 I3.+5 45
gsiIo;A g4l5, {5B as Winuttn). $50, $500, gig,
200, $3.50, 9.15, I9.40, gl0.55, ll.30 abos.
SoHHtass, r625, 635, 1856, 1900, rlO.l2, rl025
Sormlttugs, tl.o0, LOS, r2.40, 345 as Vtinuttnl
90 Ra@mtttass, 6.l8, 600, $780, 9.l5, $40,
tl0.55, ll.30 Qb,nbs.
Ra@ annapolis, Rt. ROpal , Station, !7.oS,
$50 Bern, ll2.41 gd6m. Ga~motnsStatteu, 10
BORN. uHb $50 Ru6m. Qu Souuta9,u, 900 Bets
Wlftaq5 unD $40 Wn6mfftung
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-06

ct. 2puts mfrb tie
in fauft : fro6li6er Monne TfGpdmz
men, in Sofgs zines giertrieges, Der
ertrartet pirb. Die a6mU4ung Der
CT. 2ouifer 8rduer nit Dem enstiI4en
SDnbitdt, Ti9 5ebn Sabre lang Oen
@eI9Gfte fern 81 bolter, it a6g;tauz
fen. Sin @ontarren5trtsg 3piften
benz SDnbitat unb Den 8rduereien
fte6t oemru9 auf BEN 3apot. Dix
Wirt9e ertparteR cine IoI91 groBe Ger
a6TeBung Ger 8ierpreiie. Dap fie i'm
Ston6e iein tperban, Sfpei @fa8 8ier
fir finf Gents gu pertuufen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-06
Baltimore;

y 0Et 9 u
Sh2s gtbtn ob az
7.40 8ormittass llU,
3uQe qtbeu ab uR
go gprmittaes ami
3uGt 0cbeH ab al
$50 @srmittaas uR.
SHss atbtH az On {
abtubs.
Gail9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-06

Ser Ngeat elmer SaIle
in @drlinbile, SI., bsrouftete nit ben
Don i6m inGmpfana genommeren Gin
trtttseelOern, ala Got. Sngerfoa cine
@orlefung belt. Qls SngerioG Daz
BON erFu6r, faete er bon Dem popiam
6era6, boB, falls es teins S0le edbe,
es bo9 eigentli9 cine geban TaIta
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-06

@enr's 4Iger unb feline
W}itmiaiondre molten, tpiro Der orne
W2ites ppbt ge9en miifen. Ter 9rGz
fioent Bat eire tpern nt9t per5ei9li6s,
bod begrdftite S4r3de mir bisle
goatsUr. CO, 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-06

r~s GpncorStazSstb= uue S~parsSrretn.
Sa6res= 9erjuumluuO unb 8samtentplbl Sien=
# a, Den Z. 5ebruar, abcRos, I'M 9trldmmluu1sz
Qofdl. bel 2. SeuQlcr, 0r. Ills. =aptuut.
3i]3terihtiuen0t Wtit9lieOcr %UsrialtH in Die 9tles=
libe Sirara.
(35,7-Sl Sree. Z. Sd,ueieer. Sstr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-06
Sic SiIipiuns unO Der TrieorrIs=
hcrtraQ.

Die SnperiattFten Baden unoeroiens
les Slid, benin Der BrisosnsS8ertrug
trsl6er bsute i'm Senate CUR &bfimz
muna fommt, rirb ieoenfaaS onges
rpmmen tperbel, benn nu6 Der gsitri>
gen Ra6ri9i pon bem 3uFommentobe
bei Manila, pirb es ferner Rismano
rpuoen oiirfsn, ben Gang Der @re:9>
rtFe auf3uhalien, 10 D%eroteuItooa ts
aud, fetn mD4te.
Die 5iliptnos td6en bur4 ott'eR
&nqriff tire uHterperfung our9 Die
Ser. Staattn terauSgefuroert, unb
bisEeIbe lpirb Foriun NIT alien Spfern,
Die erForbsrli4 fino, ms Bert g'ieBt
fperoen.
0ieFes Select Dor W1antIa beoeutet
ben grpBen @enbspuntt, IN Der ameriz
tantf6sn 8oIitit; Die Repu6lit pirb
fortan ben 9fab Der @rp6srung be-
f6reiten, unb bas miro Diel @sIo UNI
8lut toften.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-06

Gem 8te9, buB en9itf4 J.
umerifaniI9e 3eitungen iiber europd:z
f6e @er9dltniiTe perii6eH, felt fi4 fol-
genoes Stem" aus Dem Barrier ST
garo" tpirbig CUR Ssits: Sin gsrpifer
2ieutenart Sobfon, Der Frh i'm cubdntz
f6en ariege Oaour9 beriibmt ma6te
buB er Elm dltes amerifaniT6es 8rie9sz
itifF, an befer Ban i4 amtll4e
S6ninbeleien tniipften, in ben 9runo
bo6rte, 5iebt jsBt in ben Ser. Stodten
berum urb beranftaltst in Wuleen etc.
0Ffentli6e@ampFGn9e nobel ieoo Dame,
bic ni4t gu alt u. bdBli4 lit, bas Prtz
pileg bat. i'm geeer 3u6lung bon %
Gents tpeiolt9 ab8utifen. Bon Dem
@rtrage bat fi4 9obfon bereits cine
grpBe 5arm in Californian getauft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-06
Gin hrntlhrr Srrhr[h.

Der 8ioe : Ibmiral a. 9. Don
3uu lit in Clearinghouse %geitOrben. @r
mar am Is. DECEMBER 1910 81 Sen8en
Bel &0nigs6erg in PreuBen 9:6orsn u,
am q. Qpril 1855 ais Seetdoetz
9lTpirant in Die Morine eingstreten.
@r opancirIe gum 5Gbnri4 CUR gee
6. .SSuni 1862, gum lieutenant our see
6. Stto6er 1868, gum @apitdr 2teus
tenant q. Sanuar 1867, gum @oroet@
ter : @apitGn 10. Septsmbsr 1872,
3um Captain CUR Ssa II. DECEMBER
1873, gum @pntra : GDmiral IA. Vtat
1887, gum 8ice QDmtrdl Il. Suit
1889. Dur6 &a6inet5 Orore Bpm
80. December 1889 tpuros er CUR Dis
petition geIteat. Gr patts 1865 Biz
1868 al8 @a4 OffiSisr ouf Der p8lz
meta" Die ReiIe um oia Melt eemd9t,
Damn ais @omrurbant Der nRpmpbe"
bieTelbe nab Siiodmerifa, Weitinoien
qeTibrt. 8pn 1880-1882 mar er
@ommanodnt Der rSertHa," oeS oaz
mutiaen Se5taoettsn : Sduli4ifFes IN
Sitafer, esrpeIe en-. 1864 i'm 5elo5ug
eegsn 0duemart 5eidnete er iI4 am 9.
M(ut 1864 in Dem 8efe6t BEL 9elgo@
ldno aus urOb Damn bai Der 8efiBna6@
me Der Snfeln 606r unb Spit, ais L.
SFFisier g. 81. g. r8liB." 1870 bis
1871 i'm &rieee geeer 6rufrei4 bat
er ii9 an 8prb g. M. g.. nNDnp6e"
als 1. Offi3ier i'm 9sfe4t lei OGRosft
am %. @u9uit 1870 6erbor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-06

borsr 8erbebern INNER reues Mdtez
rial ~Iiefern: bat nift erIt bieier Saee
Der baperifGs 9~ericnIOfus Or. Sigl
Die Nmerifuner Elm beuGRrtf DIES, gsz
msinesRGu6erpolt eerannt?
@er in oeuti6lGnbii6en 8lGttern
unfreunbli1e Stimmen gssen Die Ser.
Staaten fammeln rplIte, tpiirpe 6eute
noH cine 6iibIfe Sdmmlung gu
@tunDs bringer, trOBbem ii4 8isle
befebrt 6u6en.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-21
WEEKLY hank STATEMENT.

New York. Jan. 2i.-Thc weekly bank
statement shows the following changes.
surplus reserve. Increased So $4,000.
Loans. increased ta.5o5.sn0
Specie. Increased tS.NsS.iO0.
Legal tenders. increased $3.50. 900.
Deposits. Increased SO, i0l.
Circulation. decreased tiss.sOo.
The banks now hold t3i.Gsl.G,a In OK.
cess of the requirements uf the % per
cent rule.
MONEY.
New York. Jan. si.-- Money on call
nomlnally 2sn3 pet cent
Prime mercantile paper. 2isg1a per
cont.
Sterling exchange steady with actual
business In bankers bills at i.siaH
as for demand ana f.S2Adi.s1 Tor 90
days. posted rates. f,siis and f.sih
commercial bills. Asitmi.s2
Silver certificates nominal. i9isncois
linr silver. h1..
Mexican dollars. 81.
state bonds. strong
llaiirund bonds. strong.
Government bonds, Irregular. y. =.
&c. iOsh. new ~ reg. i.sis. coupon.
isgis a.. iis; coupon, lisa. ends. seis
bH reg, iliN coupon. ii27s.
SUGAR.
New York. Jan. suEar-Rnw.
quiet; fair refining. IN. centrifugal. 20
test. ~. molasscH sugar, 80.
Rehncd-Quict. crushed. a4 pow
dcrcd, ~, grunulatcd, Q.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-21
WOMAN SOLD At AUCTION.
Aud This Happened In IN Enlightened
Pennsylvania Township.


An unfortunate old woman. poor. her
usefulness gone. her friends driven
from her by her pecullaritieH Incident
to old age. has just been sold ~ nuc-
tion to the lowest bidder by the over
seer of the poor ~ I.ackawnnna town
Hhip. PIKE county.
Despite her age. however. her mind ~
active, ana she startled the auctlpnccrH
by bidding In herself.
The woman who was put ON the block
was MfH, Elmirn Quick. She ~ II years
old. and has resided nearly the whole
of her lif" In l.ncknwnnnn township.
Her sale NJ auction was IN pursuance
~ o. custom which has long prevailed
IN that township
n has been customary with the Vnri.
Gus poor masters To sell the poor 81 the
township each year e. the lowest bid
der In preference Ia being annoyed with
the care themselves. and about the be.
ginning ~ the year n large sign with
the glnrlng headline; - woman Tor
Sale" can De seen posted about the
township, Tor u seldom h.fnils u man
g. become dependent upon the district
tn" fuccessful bidder. In addition to
receiving small allowance each week
from the poor authorities Tor the main
tennnr" 0f the INDECENT, manage to have
much work done about the house by thu
unfortunate.
heun subjected 10 such druEcry. and her
mind has ionE been nt work to devise
some syheinr whereby she might thwnrt
tho plans ~ tho poor master and hid-
dcrr nt her annual sale. and az last she
has been successful.
when the bidders assembled az War
ron X. iiutnn'a hotel at Rowland sta
tun. the ovctrcer ~ the pour. Mr..
noscncrnncc. former IN" county
commissioner. and Warrnn Hutnn. who
also acted uH auctionerr. took tho fiouf
and announced that woman war tu be-
sold a. The lowest bidder for keen Tor
the year
rho rpom was crowded. ana many
outside clamorcd Tor admission to the
little hustelry.
The bidding started at 81 week ana
was very spirited
The auCtlonecrH were about to knock
down the woman a. "a hACkWoudsmnn.
fur $50 u week Tor board. clothing. mo-
dlCnl Attendance, etc, when Mrs, quick,
who had been silent listener a. the
proceedings. arose from her chair and
IN quiet tones Haid
II win bid 81 month win have
~ trouble In maintain myself on that
amount
This turn In m. proceedings was
wholly unhntlcipnted ana created gen.
erni surprise. How was the aged WOE
man tu live On sixteen cents a day7
No ono seemed willing a. SO below
Mrr. Quiok'H hld, ana the auctlunr-rs
saw no alternative hut 10 sell the woe
man IN herself. ana the papers were
accordingly drawn up.
MIS- quick h widow aud has three
sons and a daughter, but none seems
vikings to care ur provide for her. and
she drifts about MS a pauper ON IN,
township.
The annual sale OF tho poor each
year az public auction has No sanction
IN law In Pennsylvania. ana u h only
In i.nkaWanna township that the prnc-
tlce h adhered to- Syracuse Post stan
dnrd
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-21

a point. business was very heavy but
changes az u rule were more note
worthy In the speciaities than In the
railways. Violent fluctuations were
common which. In measure. unset.
tied the course of prices. National
biscuit was run up To $50 10 c2; but
speedily dipped to ij.
Manhattan. sugar nnd tobacco tel
sharply aud the Strangers were gener-
ally easier ON the other hand. the
brisk demand FOR the Vanderbilt stocks
kept thom moving upwards. New York
Central bringing ~. ana Canadian
Southern ~. Air Brake was lifted ~
and Metropolitan street railway ~.
Confident buying Of the Vanderbilt
stocks. combined with purchases by
London Of about 10000 shares, turned
the current Of prices again strongly
upward. The publication ~ the bank
statement showing an Increase In cash
~ almost Sioo00.O0o was another great
huh card. aud caused extreme covering
By the shorts. Hcaviness WIS noted In
n number OF stocks notably Manhattan
and Peoples Gas. In the final dealings
heavy feniizationa caused some irreg-
ularitics ana the market closed with "a
generally strong tone. There were
handsome advances IN the NandcrbltH.
Union Pacific ana Atchlson. but very
moderate rises In the Erangcrs and 9TH
er railways.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-21
MARKET REPORTS.
sEw YORK MARKETS.
sTocKs ANp noNps.

New York. jan. ei.-TrsIsactions
since last Saturday on the stock cN-
change have averaged nearly million
shares daily. while on three days they
werc In excrrs Of million, yesterday
reaching a million and "a quarter, the
second largest business In The history
OF the exchange. The highest prices
for years were made yesterday, 4
period Of irregularlty and heSiiancy
st In ON realizing sales on Monday.
which was not shaken on until We'd
ncsdny. when renewed confidence set
In, gaining In momentum nH the week
wore ON. The Bank of England re-
duced It's rate OF discount. following the
precedent OF the Imperial Bank NJ
Germany. on the day previous, ana
London reversed ltR position aa a per-
airtent seller. Continued ease ~ money
and the governments favorable for
eign trade statement, together with
large earnings, were factors In the adj
vance, which was most pronounced In
the grangors, burlington leading with
nm extreme gain OF Sh, Advance Ia
Pennsylvania of 81 and New York
Central OF GA. lent "A helpful influence
to the rest Of the list, The rise In the
Pncilics ranged up to b7k In Atchlson
preferred. American steel 4 Wire prd.
rose liA and the common IN, while
New York Air Brake. after fuouiating
wildly, made "A net gain of "a. South
orn Pacific and Pullman scored losses.
The exceptional burst OF ami
nation and strength displayed
by New York Central yesterday
excited much favorable comment
abroad. Quotations for Americans In
the London market today showed mod
crate gains outside Of New York cen
cal market opened M with great show
of huoyancy influenced by cxpecta-
lions OF another favorable bank state
ment today and rather Irregular ON
startling rumorH regarding close af-
niiationA among some OF the leading
lines, New York Central bounded up
ferred IN Manhattan, ~ and sugar
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-21
LAUGHED AT SEALS.


one day. perhaps year ago, my
husband, who IN "A physician. handed
me u package of Postum Food Coffee.
ana requested that ! make very
careful test of IL.
lscaliking the Importance, I gave II
my especial attention In preparation.
aud when II was served, II cxcceded
"lir expectations. II came 10 the table
nl"ainlng with u delicious aroma. and
The first taste convinced me that | had
iuund the long sought beverage.
We hnd some experience With varl-
Gus so-called 'Hubstltutes' FOR coffee,
only 10 IND them worthless mixtures
NJ cheap coffee ana other things that
We could not use In our own family,
aud OF course the doctor didn't care to
nave his patients use them. but with
POSTUM II IN dincrcnt. I occasionally
near OF Postum being served weak and
nat nut thnt never occurs when time
enough " allowed In boiling to bring
.u the ilaynr. DR.. now tells me that
yum 10 many OF his patients who have
found that coffee acts inJurlously,
,auHihS nervouHneHS, headaches and
uefhnked digestion. These symptoms
ne says, IN n sim more aggravated
FORM nfcct thousands nf tea drinkers
VINO would gain immeasurably In
hrnlth and happiness II they would
panlsh mat seductive herb from the
supper table and replace II with Pos
yum Food Coffee.
when We first began TO uae Postum
we INDUCED In some merrlment at the
~ senl on the package. aud the state
ileht mat II Makes Red Blood" II
NaA not long, however. before we
SCarned that II was sober truth. My
,ainlly remarked the growing color In
Wy Ince. My weight steadily increas-
w. 70 such degree that was forced
lAeflbe the change 10 the use OF
nstnm, and my entire family have
NV income addicted TO the beverage.
~ NE. pr, ID. T.. Broekway, 10 Charles
ION 81, Worcester, Mass.
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MINrs Am MINiNn MY.

car N orc hns lust started from
the Utah mine at Fish springs.
Two ana a half tons ~ cyanldcs were
shipped by the Golden Cato during the
week.
Tho ore body found recently In the
Gold Dust mine ut Mcrcur is said tn
he quito an extensive one
The Gold and silver Carbonate mlnc
In lugway 10 said tu b. showing ore
running 10 per cent lead ANA $50 ounces
silver.
During tho week shipments from
Tintc amounted to GO cars OF ore. ~
bars NJ bullion and z cars Of conceu-
tratcH.
The Morcur Minor reports renewed
activity vt Sunshine where work Do be.
INK pushed ON the Sunshine. Scarh-
light Overland. Annie. Glencoe, Gold
l"Fcrvc. ola Fred ana Sir Victor
group
Mcrcur Mercury In the now work
innH IN the Sunshine mine, ore of good
value has been uncovered In dflft
RUNNING south, The ore ~ OF the
arsrulcal variety and carries higher
values than arc found In other parts
Of the mine.
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The In cirnle min II running stendl-
~ and 100 tons per day N being put
through the crushers. The ore teaches
good. ana everything IN IN first class
shape, The cost ~ roasting ore II be-.
tween 20 and % cents, aud while ID IN
found that most ~ the ore teaches well
without roasting Il IN In much better
condition for teaching after being
baked. The output win be Increased
NJ rapidly ns possible.
Everything at the Little pittaburg
looks encouraging. The tunnel IN now
In 100 feet and tho ground In highly
mlncralized. Work IN being crowded
along as rapidly as iva shifts can do II.
Another cave was broken into yoater-
day and Il IL believed that the vein II
not FAR on.
IN the upper Workings o. the Column
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A KNIGHT OF THE sLuMs.
ew York commerIaI AdyerlIrer.

New York Commercial Advertiser.
II was d damp. chilly evening, and
the crowd of children who had gath
cred about tho door NJ the Fast Side
mission house hugged themselves and
snuiiid. There Was To be- "A Christmas
celebration. The children had come
carly and had been waiting nearly an
hour for the doors 10 open. They were
a ragged throng, blue ana chattering.
one little girl was more blue and chat
terry Than the rest. Her shoes were al
most falling apart, and her bare toes
touched the cold sidewalk, She kept up
a sort of "A dance, resting first ON one
foot until II had got warm, then the
other one ~ the boys stood for some
time with his hands In his pockets 81
lently watching her suddenly he
snntchcd on his cap and threw II down
ON the pavement beside the little girl.
Say, LizN' he said. "youse kin stand
ON Ills here II Yer feeis IN cold
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New rsehans. organized.

The new exchange perfected It's or
Fanizntion last evening by the election
OF ". n. Nobel. president. ". T.. NlguH.
nrst vice president. ". y. Smith. Sec
ond vice president, and q. a. nlakuiy.
third vice president, A. l.. Morris was
made secretary; John u. Foulks treas
urcr. The board ~ control consists
of Louis Hamburger. ~. a. Mcmillan.
Georgr W. Jones, \. n. Moon and W.
y. Mathis, The following additional
members. Increasing the total 10 nfty.
were enrolled clarence H.. Allen. VIII
liam T. Noble sam <. Park u. u.
Legs. Arthur Murphy, T.. y. Jenkins.
j. \. Earls. g, T.. Baum, w ". Fox
nnd Charles ~ RooklidEe. The rx-
change has not yet decided ON a meet
ing place
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Rieh In iIarn silver.

\ sample OF the ore now being taken
from the Inner workings of the North
by MI. John pcrn. The piece weighs
In the nelghhorhund ~ 20 pounds and
viii run about Q 800 ounces silver ana
SO gold to the ton, II shows horn
silver in rich abundance and attest To-
q good degree the capabilities nf this
Lion hlil producer which has made
such wonderful strides tho mast Few
Meeka Do The lnrll nlock mnrkeI.
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DENVER 1--we STOCK.

Denver. colo, Jan. 2l.-Cnitlc-Ro-
celptF. 600; market active and nrn.
lieef steers, sl,3i " 1895. COWS. $500 "
400, feeders, freight paid To river. s1ei
" $3.50; HtockerF, ditto, $3.50 o. tltl
bulls aud stags. $500 n $500.
Hogs-it"celpia, goo Market 100
higher. i.ight packers. Sf,b5 " $500;
mixed, $500 n $3.50 heavy, $3.50 a.
$50.
sheep Receipts. 800. Market steady.
good, fat muttuna. SS.,u " sJ.'b; lambs,
Sass " $500.