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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-23
sin Buyinq Nudes for The British.

Asyasota. Texas. April 2o.-H. A. Everett
Of Waxahaehie was ia Nayasota today for
the purpose Of buying mules with which to
all contracts for the British governments
use in Africa. He stated that aside from
the immense number Of horses shipped to
tbat country from this country for war
rrrpnseS thai the United States had sup
i,Iiai the British with % 700 good mules;
iTexaS and Missouri had contributed more
~ Thar number than all The rest Of thg
Stetps comblned stock bought here wiz
b. shipped 10 Fort Worth passed upon ~
Iiritisl authorities. II accepted they 9-e
recorded. branded with u giber and sl1
red 10 the foreign country via New Or
leans. The average life OF the mules is "a
70 be eight weeks.
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COFFEE.

New York, Aprl Coffee--Spot Rio
dun; 10. invoice 6is. Mild quiet, cor.
qova SA@l2l2. There was conSidcrabie
cnangc Tor the better In the futures mar.
6et TO-DAY. The opening was steady, price.
~ points higher. following which hrisH
genera buying led 10 n further rise Of
. points, on the upturu Europe aud the
bull faction bought on the belief that A
turn In the tide had at lass come. Nearly
an foreign markets were higher. receipts
were smaller than expected and there was
small Improvement In the spot demand
a reaction Of , to 10 points occurred under
proht taking and light pressure from inc
near side. The close was stendy with
prices net . 10 10 points higher sales ad
fA bags. MAY $4,000. 10; JuiN 30: Au.
gust J.&; September 5.4eHi545. October
IGlna. 20: Mnrch no.
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News Of Crop Damage.

Cargill & Richardson say OF the cotton
market in their circular of yesterday
Cable adyices today were somewhat
apathctic In cotton. Liverpool declining
10 2.64ths on contracts and ~ on spots
On this New York opened slightly case or,
10 GOOD buving was soon In evidence ant
nriceg reacted quickly. closing a. the best
~ ~ tbe dav ! TO s mn New York and TO %
IN View Orleans. spets III no New York,
upncbnnrcd elsewhere. Tho feature Of the
market was the strength In july option n
New York. which now shows a premium ~
Z noints over May. Mum T MS dam & r.
norts we're received from din rent sections
In the holt today, among wal Ia Il 5
rioimed that cotton already up m see.
Mons ~ Georgia Louisiana and Mis- iissippi
md heen killed ny frost. and seed n
course of termination thought 70 be RUN q;
Tbere Is also said to be scarcity OF seed
for renIauting which. II true VIII neet =
sar.y curtaiI acreage 20 be replaniei. A
Drn,ntuput New York operator, who mas
been iarntined with previous attempts, 20
hriI tho market was good buyer To-Day:
md fears Of further manipulate n, as wen
as dnmage reports made sellers 'arce, a.
though the movement was on the same
iineral lines Some little demand was re-
,arted from the continent and SLOW I'M
satiSfacfory telegraph service. ofcasionrh
In INC recent storm In the East. made
Sellers cautious. The market io1ks 10 re
a., n fairly healthy condition, nnt ms RUE
nepti,nenf seems 10 he against fnriher
Reinforcement for the present. i.lNerppnl IS
aur 10 he about = mp tomorrow
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SUGAR..

New York. April - Sugar-Quict: omen
kettle 3A@3& open kettle centrifugal 35sM
AZ; centrifugal rcllows 4Hd4% seconds
2Jsft4 MoasSeS-Strong: open kettle Mi1T.
New York. April -, Sugar Raw steady; ,
fair refining RS; centrifugal 96 test B-i6
molasscs sugar 3 7,l6; refined firm: No q
$50: No Z 80: No. & $50; No o 4g5:
No. 10 400; No. II 400: No. Il $50: No
10 400; No. II ~: standard 4 and con.
fectioners' 5.23; mould A $50; cut loaf
and crushed and powdered BOO; graduated
A. cubCg = 10
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sI,ipments from csldwelI,

Caldwell, Texas April 81 Lee Wood,
prominent stockman OF sherman, shipped
last night from this place bs2 cows, filling
seventeen cars. Yesterday ne shipped from
Cat springs Austin county, eighteen car
loads OF cows. The two shipments arg
grcgated nearly 100 head. These go TO
South Dakota.
j. b. Wells of Taylor shipped last night
800 yearlings 10 Duncan. /. r.. and Law
yearllngs 10 BallinEer, making an aggre-
gate shipment from this place Of nearly
1900 head.
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New York. April - Money on call
steady, S4@5 per cent; last loan per
cent; ruling rate per ccnt Primo mer-
camille paper l@4ia por cent sterling ex.
change strong. with actual business In
bankers bills at ISsh. for demand ANA at
lS5itGti. SdA for sixty days; posted rates
4 SaigStl. ST aud $50. commercial bins tSt
m1S ii9. silver certificates nomlnsny 90;
bar silver G0Ns Mexican dollars iSi9. Gov
crnmcnt bonds steady, State bonds mac
tive, railroad bonds irregular.
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~ In me demand has been quiet In III
uopa,rlmehtS on home trade nc. oan and
a n" ni"S su OF Importance has been or
nt. ,,,,s , LOT export, Brown rottons conf!uue
n .ri,,. Bleached goods quiet Coarse
Vui"reu cottonS slow. Prints dull aud giav.
a,,S s uncnanged Print cloths inactive
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EOl7ON CLOSED HIGHER
American Markets and Declined
al Liverpool.
wv YORK GAINED 4 TO 5 POINTS
WV oreans Closed to Up-Spots
'-S2d Down at Liverpool, 1-16c
Up at New York.

'ae Liverpool cotton market was a rath.
seaA analr yesterday, declining lid
.u,ures and 1872 on spots. This decline
Ess'e an easy opening at New York, but
4 puSlhS later caused reaction. MI
[sM reports of damage from various
."ons also helped the market. Among
vuNish news were reports OF frost
'se IN Georgia, Mississippi and Louis
E,.T where that portion of the crop that
n sHeady up is said to have been killed
.se The scarcity of seed for replant-
''so had its weight, New York closed
points mp, at the best prices of
.sy' and New Orleans closed TO .
~ up Spots were lie higher at New
ana unchanged elsewhere.
n Improvement is noted In the tone
s market, and 1t is believed that IL
Inn. eurtailment of the new crop
\, Iuss coming In, prices will be bet
. brokers, as a rule, say that Incidents
~ -aeetion with the coming crop win
aOw on have greater effect on III,
= man any other factor,
.uales for today are: New orleans
E...~ ooOo bales, against LIZA last year;
i, ~ 1000 TO 60O0, against 1888 last
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

Chicago. April 2.-Bntter--Flrm: cream.
orv 15ml0: dairy 1lm1s Cheese-Stea1y,
QnMIlM. Eggs Fresh IL.
ST Louis. April % Eggs Lower. 1iM. rc-
packed and cases Included. PoultTy-Firm;
shlckcns S: turkeys a0f9: ducks q. rc'so
2d5. Butter Steady creamery 1921
DAIRY 14G17
Kansas city. April 22.--Eggs- Firm: fresh
Missouri and Kansas stock II, cases re-
termed
Eiein. ~. April o. Butter steady. o0c;
toaay's Gferngs 40 tubs. Sales for the
week 04l5 tubs
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COTTON SEED Products.

i. o. b. mill Texas interior points. ac
cording to location: Per gallon
THINE crude oil, loose 81 "a ~
Prime summer yellow oil. 80 al 81
Lhiers, per pound IA. 2BG PA
Fer ton
HullS, baled .,...... 81 50
Prime cotton seed ulpn1.. $40 80 6i2O 90
Quotations on prime cotton seed meal
and primo cotton seed cake are for dollv-
erv at Galveston
New York April 92.-Cotton seed easy:
prime crude 33sa3i, prime yellow 35d
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FlNANcIAL BRIEFS.

Paris Aprn 2o-Thrcc per cent rontes
10lt 83c Tor the account Exchange on
London a5r iTlhc Tor checks
New York April - -Clearlngs SiiS,iiO-
as; balances SI,o3I,32V.
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London ConsoIs.

London, April - Consol- for monsy
"a .,iG. account pa Bar silver strong at
~ lh-tG1 per ounce Money 2h@2ia per
cent The rate OF discount In the opcn mar.
kcl Tor short hills IL 3N; three months bills
lLAA mn 4 ~ NOR t.rnl.
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WAVE OF BULL SPECULATION.
Weather and Crop Movement
Caused II.

Nav, !. S0bSGu u.
n h aVsk' April 22.-What at first looked
|hse, ,oeai scare of shorts, but which
Ia sasne wave OF bun speculation
|elsts, .sioped on the call in the cotton
|osdlt,, sps sSPrnlng. The cables, weather
Ask., ana crop moyeiaent caused the
|aes, prices, but buying orders of no
|sait sp"fuons gradually forged to the
II psessee, ltyx created n large demand
E.t of y. crop options from nearly every
[i9ft snh compass The market started
Il poln,sh arm with prices 3 points lower
.rrf thnN above the initial prices. Wall
|.seness ae West aud the South furnished
|e.N WAS oaths buying orders This de-
I'm frsd Tor brief time supplied by
|<t hnur fs and Europe. But as the
|ssE fae wore along 1t became very eyi.
j. hz,l1s SUPPORT above mentioned was OF
" zat .ofuer, while sellers momentarIy
|<z,eS<d ~, numerous. BY II o'clock y fu.i
|<>1lcips scare was In force with prices
"pidly. July and August led the
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ST. Louis Grain and Provisions.

ST. Louis, April -. Wheat No > red
cash I2h; May 727S; July II; No hard
l3mI3h. Corn--No. . cash Az, May 45ls;
July 4aA. Oats-No. . cash 2T%; May -;
July 23Ss No. white 293M30. Pork
steady; jobhlng II. -. Lard higher at s. IL.
Lead firm at 4.22l9. Spclter firm at $50
Flour steady; patents 3.JOd3, 65: extra fam.
cy and straights 3 lJ6t3.25 clear : 700f2 ~.
meal higher at 2.25 Bran steady; sacked
east trnck HALO Hay steady; timothy
9,5oMli .50; prairie steady at 9oA@1tW.
Whisky 1.27. Iron cotton ties 100 Bag
glng 6E@Sc. Hemp Irvine Dc. Dry salt
meats BoNcd-S Steady; extra shorts s.25;
clear ribs S3Ti4; clear sides $50. Bacon
BoXed-Steady: extra shorts 800: clear
ribs 912ia; clear sides 0.25. Receipts
Flour 1000 wheat 24.000: corn $1,000; oats
G7,000 shipments Flour 1920; wheat
81 600: corn 10000: oats - 600
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METALS.

New York. April 22--Tln nrm m 800. 90.
Lake conner steady, unchanged Lead nm.
CHANGED Spelter quiet. s3.a5GI4 20, Pig
iron warrants unchanged, S9.Jodlo,J0.
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New York Money.

counts were T.lG, The rate In Rerln has
hoen rodnccd to per cont
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T2M74
Corn No. 4G: No yellow i6.
Oats-No. 26A; No. = white 29d2aia;
No. 8 white 2Gm29
Rvc--Nu. = a3mJI
Barley Coed feeding As; fair to cho;.o
mating J2dI55.
Flaxsecd- No. Los; No Northwestern
1.59.
1imothv Seel-Prime 3.G7
Mess pork tper harrcl)- l4.50u 14.1Tla
Lard per 100 poundsl-S. l7ia6lS. -.
Short ribs sides loost)-S.0JGiS3 -.
Dry sailed shoulders Cboxed)-6SIigc2
7,12h.
Short clear sides boxed Z -5GiS 31is.
1.27.
Sngars-Cut loaf 6.14; granulated 557;
confectioners A 5.44; OF 4 129.
lfloVpr-- Arrlup mn
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Cotton Killed.

Montgomery. Ala. April 22.--Reports
from the country surrounding Montgomery
indicate that great deal " cotton when
was up has been killed by the present
cold wet spell,
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF GA1vEsroN. Ap,1i !.


. . Arrived.
IS. Benclin iRr,l, from Los palmns
IS Thordis ,Nor1. from l'hiiadelnhia.
s. Almerian tBrl, from Barbados.
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s. Mexicano tIIrl, Tor Vera cruz
s, baltimore tBrh for Hamburg via
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Comparative spot Markets.
Other Spot Markets.


Galvcstcn-Spots closed steady; prices uu-
changed: stock 1858 bales
Low ord. .J4 Middling ....SA
Ordinary ......GiX Good mid By
Cool ord T Mia fair -. .9M
Low mid. .....7& Sales .........2 $50
New orleans-Spots closed steady; prices
unchanged; stock 24S3G3 bales.
Low ord .....5 J-l6 Middlng ....,S BIG
fic cd ord. 9.1G Mia fair .s5s
Low mid. ....I% Sales .........2,foO
New York-spots closed quiet; prices 1-1G
up. stock $4,000 bales
Good ord. IN Good mid ...s&
Low mid. ....,S Mid fair .....D 5-iG
Middllng. .....s 7-16 Sales .........1,1 100
Liverpoo-Spots closed 1.32 down; limited
demand; easter; sales 1900 bales. Of when
GOO We're American; speculation and eX-
port 500 haes; imports none,
Ordinary. 49,. g 1915 Midding ..43s
Good ord.....4 $40 Good mid a 1916
Low mid. ....4 T-l6 MID far ....5 3-3.
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Following are the sales Of stock and clos.
Ing prices on the New York stock mprset.
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BROOKsHIRE. There are oil signs n =
number 81 places near bere and tnyestig4r
tion Is now being carried a.
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New York Futures.
I.eadlng futures rangcd as follows

Leading futures ranged as follows:
Arr,l..,....A.3 2s June.July ..4.34S5s
April MAY. a. a3s July-Ans ...4.s9.a5s
May-June. 4 8S-9is Aug Sept - 3T.1ss
asked; b bid: selling s value.
Stock at United States Ports.
stock this day .....-.......6 GA :.a.,
stock tals DAY laht week ........ 70i .2G7
Stock tlls nav t4ht year ..-.....-.. ~ hjE
Excess TINS season ,---.-.-.....-... l73.iUI
United States Exports.
This week. Last yea.
Exports 70 Urea bfitaiu Dali $3.50
Exports 70 rlNHee .''.'. LIS 2,l5D
ENpO.ts " N"H''1'h NJ '-J'dZl 1Z,Uf4
Iotais - '.''.'..-''.. .Sb i39 2i5ES
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DIV Goods.

New YORK.. April p. The dry goods mar
ter has moi shows any materla! change TO-
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Las, year.. san SsSetsa.sis H..
p.nerence. 7.l33 10. tnl nc,in.s
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upward movement. liverpool and New Ut
time sending numerous orders to buy July.
Wall street closed out Its accounts In the
ns ANY The % na W crn nom, were not
in demand and only responded in small
way to the strength In summer months.
ON, the advance rVmors on spinners hnriaE
Georgia ard the CSruliuas came - the
front, a drop of G@T points was Of short
duration as covering set In in the after
On this support prices orcc more rallied
To the top with the market showing strong
undertonc. Taken as a whole, business
was more active than the average Of late.
Closed very steady 1 to II points higher,
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DESTINED FOR GALVESTON

SChOoucra.
J. w. I.lnncll. Gabrielsen. Baltimore --.
Lewis IL. Coward. Haynes. .........
..........,.........At baltimore $50
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Grain and Provisions Elsewhero.

New Orleans, April 22-Hog products
firm. Pork, standard mess 1900 Lard,
refined tlercc 6; pure lard o. Boxed meats
Dry salt shoulders ~: sides So. Bacon
Gear rib sides 9M Hams-Choicc sugar
cured 1o1am12i4 Coffee ordinary to fair
G5t@7k. Rice ordinary TO good 3MlA.
extra ira fsncr H XIV iS' n nnS ft" s5g89e
Corn meal go. Bran 50 Hay. prime Is IN
MlG00: choice 17O0MfS,00. Corn-No. >
sacked white -: mixed 81; yellow -, oats
No. = sacked 32IaM33
Kansas city. April Wheat MayrGI9ss
Jrh GO; cash No. hard 70@ToI3: No ,
mixed i1hml2; No, > white 42laM43h. oats
No. , white 2Nl2M3o Receipts Wheat
81 600; corn -, 200; oats $4,000. Shipments
Wheat 1920; corn 1000; oats 1000.
New York April 22.-Whoat- Receipts
rod st7 Pfp",'1 io no. NSPot nnr,he,r s.
(. o. y. afoat No. hard Olis f o. h. a1oat.
Options strong ana lis@1a, advance Hides
steady; Galveston 1917; California 10; Tex
as dry 14Ml613. Leather steady; hemlock
sole Bucnos AyreS light to heavy weights
2IM2J; acid 23i&m24lR Wool dull; domestic
fleece 24M27: Texas 15M17
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Sailed.
VESSELS IN PORT.

,n mSsselNflag- Tens Destination. plcr
hjsahtsnoe ISpanl 1924, William Paw
iiiea'hmoIc titrl, 2u26, Fowler 4 Neville ia
ii,i H. ,Rr), $50 Hamburg .....,. II
hAulnA tSpan;l 1873 livcrpool Is
Suvv f'Mtoi hrh 1877, r. H. Sage IN
Me,na tbrl, H., aground at connty h--,ire
ieieslNra tSpn., 26lpS, Fowler a McVi.
tie Manchester ...,................ ~
Barge.
Ludwig tAmD. ... u.
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Houston palIy statement.
n Comnarative statement.

,,r,s. r,,.o,,ts +bus Par th{s week 2,tSN
/ I; o.s receipts 23l DAYS this year 2.lI1,i'tO
Gross receipts 231 DAYS ls9n-l9OO. l,l2l,-oi
I Gross rpCeiDts 231 days lS9S-lS9a. >, 10, d'J
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Spab mnb aud iciu.
Snfel .unb 9sffe.
.9ertrquli9.

8ertrquli9.
Ser tpadre &Dnig @bparb Iab
gu 6reoerifs6prg i'm S6lofIe
Benin S6piegerpdter, unb err ab
lnb trant, Der Sorsen er pergaB
4ls frobar Sii6senohe.
G5ar Nifplaus iab Sart unb fein
Dem Sntet seeeniiber.
@r nipple nur ben leinem Wein;
Oo9 plDbli6 COB er tappfer elm
limb rief: nSein Wobliein, 2ie6er!!"
.Su neibt, id bin Der Sriebenscsar,
nno mD9t's Der Welt beipeiien.
Sein &riss sebt balb in's brittle
Sabr;
Sag, tpiGh Oh tenn nit 5aut unb
Sdar
9as gurenpolt perlpeiien?"
@bparb, elm fpenig GrserIi6,
Sprdd obne lang 8%eiinncn:
Sin Sober tebr' suerit BEL iih!
60 heiBfs ia pobl = nun frdg' i9
Did.
Mie madit Su's nit BEN Sinnen?"
Ter eble Reffe fpurbe rpt9,
9ann ipratb er leis lnb la6te:
Sud lit nod glei unb pulper motif,
8et uns quetI6t man bic Simmer
tpot
unblutig, ianft unb fa6te."
GbmnaiiaItin: -. Sd BIN stpar
curdgefuItn, pdpa, aber Der 2ittera4
tlrz profeiipr fat mir einen 9eiratbsz
antrds sema6t!!"
ST.: sit .Weeisr benin tpirfli9 elm 10
snrasirter anbdnser Der pflan5sn-
toit2"
g.: Der rau6t muir nod &ars
tOffelfraut in ieiner langen Pfeife."
Mann (siner 9antippe): ,Was mub
ih bod elm f9le6tet MenI9 iein,
ipein meine Qlte Die before Sdlfts
bon uns beioen iIt!!"
9fae S~abrss5eitsn iinb elei4 fir
neuralsiide S9mersen, ntlds li3
an ireeno elmer Set einltslsr tDnnen.
st. Safpbs Ssf itdrtt bic Re:pe. unn
iihe-m;noet Die Shmer5ea. prs!s 80
Gstts be 5laiqe
Mann (entriiftet): r8snn Su bod
nun enplia meme Striimpfe itopfen
ipolteit! Man tptiB ia niemals, pas
oben unb mas unten it,"
SrGulsin: .8irI Su mid aud
e IN 9 lieben?"
9idter: n@epiB, id bin ia u NJ
It erbli4!"
X X X
a.: So, Sein Meiitsr 1T sleia 10
perspeifelt2"
2ebrliHs: rSq, 9lei4 i6ldst er bic
9anos iiber siHlsiltm appfs qua
iammen."
5ausfrau: Tim Simmelspinen,
Bertha, Gle taben ia bic Suppe iibers
trdea loiisn! limb Sic ppusn cine
ftine aD6:n, ia mebr als bas fein!"'
Die 8I9enfee Oebr niiroig unb
ielbitbepuBt): n8in i9 ia aud! sic
|iefen, baB iG Iogar llebertD9in bin."
Mn einem Slide i'm GeItaurdnt
Iiben mebrere Stuoenten, an einsm
anosren Slide elm einselner !Serr, por
ben ioeben elm STUDENT aetreten lit. =
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fauffdaeneer Weiie unIeren Slid fl
rlrt, Sic peroen mir @enustbuung
geben."
Ser: a9itte, fehr germ. Hebmen
Sic plaB nno firirsn Sic ben
meinen."
Griter GGriftffeGer: BORT aebt
Der aefiirdtete 8rititsr g., elm uns
beimlider &erl, iage i9 Sbnen, Serr
Gruege."
3peiter: $50, 10. llnb rer 1T Der
anoere Serr, nit benz er bort lpa=
|sisrt?"
Griter: ~Sb, bas lit Der profeFor
g, 2ebrer Der prientalii6en Spra@
den. Der lit nod idlimmer. Sas
1T iogar elm Sansfrititer!"
SEPT lit bic 3eit. ipp err alter drce
nii6er Gbeumatismus Idlimmer
iebt 1T abes audi Die Seit, no
ct. Sctobs Del cine iih.3s Se!lua5
brinst.
gr: Ser Observation-Disclosures nebens
an bat ia &onturs anmsloen mii1en."
sic: FRA ia. oaran tannit 9u mai
pieoer ieten. RAP S6peine nift im=
mer Slid bebeuten."
i
.9iebe Srau, Sic iinb ia 10 na9s
oenfli6, poran benten Sie?"
rg6, an me,nen ielisen Mann."
Ser 1T rpbl nod ni4t lanse
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Srember (ber pom Wirt6 einen
5ausi6lufel einsebdnoist erbdlt, neil
pas 6utel idon UNI 8 llbr gei6lohen
.ptro): nWenn bus meme 5rau
piibte!"
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City Ticket Office, Gil Main street
Telephone AGO.
Passenger Depot, Foot of Second
street. Telephone 40S.

Time Table in Effect April 80, 1901.
Leaves for Arrive from
In Crosse, Winona. st. Paul, Mime
apolis and the Northwest.
a1.hO D. No., Daily. 800 a. IN.
4.35 a. M. Daily, ex. SUM-. 3:4i'p. m.
La Crosse and intermediate points.
$50 D. m. Daily. ex. Sun 1918 D. m.
Chicago and Eastern Connections.
BOZ a m. .... Daily .....12:37 a m
3:o5 D. m Daily, ex. Sun, 5:0G a. IN.
Clinton, Moline, Rock Island, Daven-
port, st. Louis, Southern and
Western Connections.
eos D. m Daily, ex-Sun .1G:50 a. m.
40, a. III. .gs:Dally. ..12:37 a. m.
Train leaving 1928 Pr m passes
through Clinton at $3.50 p. m; Daven-
nort GAS p. M; Rock Island, TOO
D. m, and arrives at st. Louis at GAO
q. n.
For information about rates. tick
cts, through car arrangements, bag
gage, etc., call On or address
! DIEFENDERFER,
General Agent.
u W. UTTLEY,
City Passenger Agent
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-11-12

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ben Ioeben elm STUDENT eetreten 1T. =
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'auffdaenrer Weiie unIeren Slid fl
rlrt. Sic peroen mir Senustbuuns
geben."
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Sic plaB uno firirsn Sic ben
meinen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-11-12

aae Sabres5eiten iinb elei4 fir
neuralsiide Sdmersen, ptlds fig
an ireenO elmer Set einitsfIsr t6nnen.
st. Sdfubs Ssl itdrtt bic Re:pel unn
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Gerts be 5laiqe
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-11-12
I'LL. Central IL. II.
Time Table Effective May /, 1901.
WEST.

Time Table Effective May /, 1901.
WEST.
Passenger leaves daily. 1921 a m
Passenger leaves daily. 1:55 d III
Passenger ly. daily, *. Sun. $40 D IN
Passenger leaves daily. ....10:32 p IN
Passenger arrives daily. 400 a IN
Passenger ar. daily, ex. Sun. 1890 Il IN
Passenger arrives daily. 4:30 p IN
Passenger arrives daily. ...10:20 p III
EASi AND SOUTH.
Passenger lv. daily, ex. Sun. 7:30 a m
passenger w. daily, eX. Sun 1:15 p M
sPassenger leaves daily. 800 II IN
sPassenger leaves daily. ...11:30 p IN
Passenger leaves daily. 4:35 p IN
Passenger arrives, daily. 7:22 a NJ
Passenger arrives daily. -. 1:50 % IN
Passenger ar. idaily, ex. Sun. $40 % IN
Passenger arrives daily. ..10:27 p m
Passenger ar. daily, Elk. Sun. 9A5 4 IN
+South.
The 4:35 D. m. train for Chicago is
equipped with sleepers and dining
car for Chicago.
ARRIVE AT CHICAGO.
Lv. Dubuque daily, ex. Sun 7:30 a m
Ar. Chicago daily, ex. Sun. 1855 p IN
Leave Dubuque daily. 500 a M
Arrive Chicago daily. ...... 0:30 a m
Leave Dubuque daily. -. .11:30 p m
Arrive Chicago daily ...... TOO a IN
Leave Dubuque daily. 4:35 p m
Arrive Chicago daily ...... 9:30 p IN
LEAVE CHICAGO.
Leave Chicago daily....... $50 a m
Arrive Dubuque daily. 1:50 p IN
Lv. Chicago daily, ex. SUM-. 3:lo p IN
Ar. Dubuque daily, ex. Sun. 9:lO p IN
Leave Chicago daily. 5:4o p IN
Arrive Dubuque daily. 1927 p M
Leave Chicago daily ...... 200 a IN
Arrive Dubuque daily 49,. 7:22 a m
Sleeper on night train to Chicago.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-11-12

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Bertha, sic tuben ia bic Suppe iiberz
tr6en ldhsnl unb Sic ippuen cine
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Die aI3enfee (ebr niiroig unp
ielbitbepuBt): ugin id ia aud! Sic
|iefen. baB i9 iogar llebertO9in BIN"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-11-12

Mann (entriiftst): rWsnn Su bod
nun enplia meme Striimpfe itopfen
ipoateit! Wan ptiB ia niemals, mas
oben unb mas unten it,"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-11-12

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E m is lieben?"
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It erbli9!"
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per3peifelt2"
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Sanos iiber slHlsiasm aopfs ,sus
iammen."