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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-12-31
Ne70 York Money Market.

NEW YORK. Dec. 3O-Money on call was
firm at 69615 per cent; closed offered at 6 per
cent; prime mercantile paper, 5G5% per cent
sterling exchange was firm, with actual bust
ness in bankers bills at 81 s6% for de,,a
and at 81 S35s@4 S3& for sixtv davs ,1on.ni
rates, 81 S41aG4 s71A commercial bills 81 s3S
5312. Bar silver, 559sc. Mexican dollars
active; railroads, irreglar. IN
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WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL,
FORECAST.
No rain has fallen over the country 1ros+ 90
me ROCKY Mountains during the past "a hours
0ondltlons are becoming more favorable for
ram ana moderate disturbance VIII rrota-
DIy oEerlie the northern coast by Tuesday mig
northward.
Inc temperature has risen from Eureka to
Forecast made at San Francisco for thirty
hours ending midnight Dec 81:
zNorthern California = Cloudy unsettled
sMeather 1uesday, probably rain from San
fresh southeasterly winds -
southern California-Cloudy Tuesday; light
NevadaZ-,Cloudy Tuesday. light snow aurries;
light southerly winds
weather Tuesday, possibly rain bv nipbte foIt
Horlnerly, changing to brisk southeasterIv
"lhus ALEXANDER G. McADIE
Forecast Official.
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Foreign Markets.

LONDON. Dec 3o.-Consols "a; silver,
% 11-16d; French rentes 100f nc. Wheat
cargoes on passage. rather easier; cargoes No.
1 Standard California. sos AID; cargoes Walla
Walla, 29s Sd; English country markets, quiet
import into United Kingdom, wheat, 191, 900;
import into United Kingdom, flour, 313, 900;
wheat and flour on passage to United Kingdom
2,7S0, 900; wheat and flour on passage to Con-
tinent, 1,040 600; Indian shipments wheat to
United Kingdom, SO, 900 quarters; Indian ship
ments wheat to Continent, none.
LIVERPOOL Dec 30.-Wheat. quiet; No.
Standard California, 6s 5d66s Sgd; wheat in
Paris. weak; flour in Paris, weak; French
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San Francisco Meat Market.

The week opened without change in any
thing The feeling is firm, stocks are light
Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers
are follows:
BEEF-7kGSAc for Steers and 6k97c per
ID for Cows.
VFAI-Large, TGS1kc: small. sd1Oc per ID.
MUTTON-Wethers. S9S15c; Ewes. ThGec
per, h.
LAIB-Q6o1kc per h.
PORK-Lve Hogs. from 80 to $50 lbs. Sc:
under $50 lbs, 5hG5%c; sows 20 per cent OF:
bears. 80 per cent of. and stays 40 per cent
off from the above quotations: dressed Hogs,
16Shc
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T-renrfS of Groceries.

7r-rorts er staple groceries at this port dur
a. t,s ers+ s,even months Of the year were as
r-7loWs. compared with the same period las,
,-.7-. OF sugar. 9O65 127 pounds, valued at
sa-c zen arsinst 16O. O7O.OOO pounds at S6'502'-
ooo ,- addition to this years imports were
$50 ee Holnds from the Hawaiian Islanos.j
81 .- qi3. 200 pounds. valued at S46Os'-
.rr . 593 200 pounds at S2,39o,OOO; OF
-s-o o pounds at s547,650 against
ge ands at S6S9, $50; Of tea, SOD lS'
-r.-.. . s. 81, 7S5. against 14,6lS,56o pounds
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Beans and Seeds.

Beans rule firm. but prices show no change
worthy of note.
BEANs-Bayos. 81 9o@2 40; Small White,
81 1903 10; Large White 50 sO93; Pea, So 50
"a; Pink, 81 80G2 10: Red. 50 5O63; Black
eye, So 5000 60; Ltmas, 81 25Q4 so; Red Kid
neys, SO 5OQ3 IS per ctl.
SEEDS-Trieste Mustard, S303 Is; Yellow
Mustard, So 1908 so; Flax, 81 4O@2 60; Ca
nary 3AQ3hc for Eastern: Alfalfa, from
Utah, SIC; Rape, 1A@1Ac; Hemp, 315c per Id.
81 POOL so per ctI.
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Condition of the Treasury

WASHINGTON Dec. 3o.-To-day's state
ment of the treasury balances in the zenaraI
fund. exclusive of the $4,000 900 gold Teser,,a
in the division of redemption, shows. 49,,
able cash balance, $175, 211, 229; gold sfiG
355 T99 sOiui %l1o'
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London Market.

NEW YORK. Dec. 3o.-The Commercial Al
vertiser's London financial cablegram save
The stock market to-lay was inactive and foo
tureless. The American department was e.,
carly but reacted on lower quotations FROM
New York Union Pacific and AtchisoT, 49,
weakest No reason was given save ana+b,,
Rio Tintos sold at $40 6215 and conner ~
Money was strong
The market borrowed e3 500, 900 from tho
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Visible Grain Subblv.

NEW YORK, Dec. 3o.-The visible s,,,, =,
grain Saturday. December IS. as COMPLIED by
the New York Produce Exchange. ISL as fol-
lows: Wheat. 5S,64s, 900; decrease. ! 1877 GOO.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-12-31
Ne7U York Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, Dec 30.-The cotton market
opened easy at a decline of 294 points and
closed barely steady at 1912 points lower.
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266 O0O; decrease, SO, GOO Rye . 41S 600; de-
crease. 4s.Co0. Barley PASS, 0o0 decrease. 104,-
coo.
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LONDON, Dec: $,o.1,oAAInaconda, So A,cbi-
do preferred, ex-dividend. o. Souther, I, 20
623s Union PACIFIC: 1861 do preferreS 5cia nc
Bar silver steady. % 11-16d per ounce Moone ~
334 "A per cent. Niohey'
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Foreign Futures.
LIVERPOOL
Eastern Livestock Market.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Dec 30.-CATTLE-Receipt 49,
500; strong to 10c higher; good to prime, So 70
az so; poor to medium, So 9O06; stockers and
feeders. $2@4 %; cows 81 25d4 So: heifers.
81 1905 %; Gamers 81 25d2 30 bulls, 81 750
50 calves, 81 50q6 so; Texas fed steers
SO 256l4 50.
HOGS-R Receipts to-day. 3S, 900; tomorrow
20, 600: left over, 5000; 10c higher; mixed and
butchers. So 1906 20: good choice heavy. Sc so
a6 90: rough heavy, So 1906 so; light, So 35@
6 so bulk of sales So 25G6 CO.
SHEEP-Receipts $4,000; sheep, weak;
lambs steady to 15c lower good to choice
wethers, $4@4 80; fair to choice mixed. $50
3 90; Western sheep, So 75d4 so: native lambs
$3q6; Western lambs. SO SOQ5 80.
ST. JOSEPH.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo-. Dec. 90 -CATTLE-Re-
ceipts, 1200 strong; natives, SO 25Q7 30; cows
and heifers 81 5095 35; veals. 50 50q5 rs;
stockers and feeders 81 35d4 so.
GsMReceipts BOO; z 581 Zoe higher light
heavy. So 6OQ6 So; pigs. 81 25a5 90.
SHEEP-Receipts, none; market steady.
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date as compared with those of same date last
season. and rainfall in last twenty-fnur hnlIrs.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-12-31
Weather Report.

120th Meridisn-Pscihc TinaeO
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 80. 3 n m
The following are the seasonal rainfalIs ~
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country markets. dull; weather in England.
damp.
COTTON-Uplands, 4 1921.
The Corn and Produce exchanges will be
closed January 1.
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Receipts of Produce.
STOCK MARKET.

%-
The feature of the morning session Of ~.
Bond Exchange was the advance in CaIifornis
Wine to sol % The rise is due to the Aattar
ing statement of the company's affairs. After
having its dividends of 6Oc monthly fl,,ri,'- -,
past year it has carried handsome sII1ni,s
to the reserve fund 1t is reported to be earn
ing double its dividends. cam
Gas and Electric was weaker at $40 5o64o
otherwise there was nothing new Tbee -
stocks were quiet and unchanged INC OAi
In the afternoon Alaska Packers advanced
to $1T5 and Gas and Electric declined to sal -
Stocks ex-dividend yesterday were go g. -
St r. r., 81; Pacific Borax, 81 NedlS
The Alaska Packers Association has 4,
clared dividend of 81 per share pavabIe In s1
uary 10. '-ii
STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
MONDAY, Dec SO-2 D. m.
UNITED STATES BONDS
=, BIO ASK Bid. Ask
Is quar- reg. lila 112A l3s quar- coup. 1OST =
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On the Produce Exchange to-day the Butter
market was steady Creameries 15024c Dali
ries, 14G20c Cheese, steady, 9A@10%c Eggs.
steady; fresh, DC
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Afternoon Session.
MINING STOCKS.

The following were the sales in the San Fran
cisco STOCK and Exchange Board yesterday:
hIcrrliracr
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AUCTION SALES
AUCTION AaIE

THIS DAY CTueiay). Dec. g. 1901. at II
o clock will sell an the contents IN
the restaurant n 524 Pacific St.. including
cash register, ice box, gas range, gas stow
tables, chairs, cloS dishes kitchen utensils
etc. MCBRIDE & @. Aucti1neers.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-12-31
PoYtIandS Business.
Northern Wheat Market.

PORTLAND, Or. Dec 3o.-Clearings, $500
O92; balances, $50, 1871.
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Northern Wheat Market.
OREGON.
PORTLAND. Dec. 3O.-Wheat, easy: walla
Walla. 61662c; bluestem. 626663c.
Cleared-Bark Jean Bart, for Queenstown.
with Ill 1872 bushels of wheat.
WASHINGTON.
TACOMA Dec 3O.-Wheat. hc higher;
bluestem, CSC; club. &c.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-12-31

New South Wales hasoOl miles CT
wire netting as a{ence plctcln against
rabbits.
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WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENER Al
FORECAST

San Francisco Temperature Z a. M so deg
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STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE.

MONDAY, Dec. 800 D. m.
UNITED STATES BONDS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-20
6ents
81. Sabrgang.
woltimpre. obio 9 ahm. SHnetim.

500 ppn Baltimore mad, Greeerff, Saserss
fpwn unc 9Bind,effer nnS aurid Sonntas.
ben 2l Sul Ser Spe3ial3ue perldbt ben Gams
bsu=3abnbof um ubr gormittass.
$500 pcn Baltimore mad, Mtianfie &itu
uno ,uriid isoen Srsitae uno Samtas. @iaste
fno fir pie giidiabrt big sum- tolssnosn Soiens
jtaq, eini1lieblb, giiltig. suf allen 3ugen
.qiilfie gopaf 9lus="Sienft.
$1,000 BON Baltimore mad, Der yansameri.
fantfd,en Nusffeanns IN Snffalo uHb surad
sm g. sSs 80 SaIiia srias E. A., 20 70 ~, nns s,f9: 29
bof um. 7.55 8Ormttaas, ben Mount &opals
9abnsof llbr @ormitaes 9ur4laus
ftmSs, Sarlor aasassons. Nts giaete iino
i9fiebli6 bes 9aqes bes gsrfaufs. auf allen
3iieen. ben rgIdd Siamonb Grprebs IL. S8opal
2imitsb' ausgenounten.
$1,000 pon Baltimore naeb Gbicasu nno sis
rid BEL @eleeeubeit Der rg. Q. g. u. w.
gi1ete fnb am 23., "a. unb 25: Suli aum
@ertauf, fir bic Midreiie sur 4bfabrt BON
Chicago Bis gum 80. sul, einiblieblib, shlti9
Mseen Ginaelnbsitsn penbe man t'9 on Den
Sifet=gesnten.
S1.35 pom Baltimore nadb sSafbinaton uno
surid. 6anitoes unb Sonntaas, siltlg BIS
sum folaenben Montag. ineuipe. @Ae 3ues
nit Gusnabme bes 1fspal Gimiteo."
t2l.55 pom Baltimore mad Weilwaufee uno
@ auriid bti Geleeenbeit Der pS ". y Gits,
am 81, %. uno 23 Suli, tur pte Tnalaptl
sptf6sn brm %. unS 27. Snli eeqen gs33aez
lung elmer Sebibr BON fiintaie @ents 9ulttq.
Weqen Ginselnbeiten tpsnot man tn an Die
Giuet=Ggenten.
Gpsitefsr gdlaftuasson mad Deer @arf l.oeu
earifae abenb = Gbfabrt bonn @amoen<gabns
kpf nm $40 abenbs; fir sois @udIa9rt am
montae uni ss llbr gOrmittaas in Baltimore
dnfommeno.
Hur 6k Stmncen natb Bthfprcse eprinss. Va.
abfabrt BON Baltimore, gtt. @opal= =gabnbof.
I'M 9.31 @ormittagg bonn Gamoens sSahnbot
eprines nm $50 Ra6mittaes. ObferoatiOngs
Yorlors sg8aQQpn. Nur ttnmallger gSdggonneDs
iei in @pnbnian, ga. (2OD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-20

Spanfle, 2eBtere in Nr. 519, Oortz
Strube, P6ila6elp6td, po6nAdft; ietz
ne 9i9te SRI. Gli8abet6 Golburn;
ferner cine aus brei perfOnen bette
6enbe MannIdaft.
SFrqu Spanfle unb Der SteDarb
Der soya9t purben bur6 ben Remorz
queur n@ertrube" gerettet uno beute
fra6 6ierber gebra9t. pie lte6rigen
iinb pabri9etnlt4 ertrunten. 5rdu
Spanfle erpartet in etnem bieftgen
6otel bic 2lntunft ibres 8atten aus
gbilabelpbia. 9ie Sa4t NOR auf Der
Ja6rt na9 gfeipport.
g 6tla belp9ia, 19. Sult. -
6r. Nrt6ur s. golburn mar elm retz
der Y6ifabelp9ier 8epiir5fd6ritant
unb eifriger Sa9tfabrer. @r ge4Orte
gum bieiigen nGOrint6ian Sa4tz
Cub" 2lm leBten 5reitag bega6 er
Ii9 bon bier na9 Sem gOrf, no
feline Sa9t lag, um an Der iGArlt9en
5ubrt bes Clubs t6eil5unebmen. Gr
mo6nte ni9t bier, ionoern in 9elaz
mare Gttp, Del, no er Elm groBes
8ut beIaB. SRI. GIi3a6etb mar bic
So9ter bes Srn. 5. s. @ol6urn aus
9lnfoniu, Conn.
gen 6aben, Conn.,, 10. Suli.
- Der gerettete StenarO beiBtStanz
Bridge. 0erIelbe ertldrt, ietneS Wiiz
iens babe ii9 bic Ni6te Oes 0rn.@Ol>
burn ni6t an 8orb be8 Sa6r3euges
befunben. 8efe6ls6a6er Der Sudt
mar GapitGn 6lint aus 8rooElpn,
N.zg. 0as lInglid ereignete ii4
3pii9en 3 un0 "A l16r geItern g}a4>
mittaq in yOlge zines pl0Bli9en hefz
tigen DinbitoBes. Stan6rioge, pelz
der gerabe in Der 8ii9e nit Der 3uz
bereitung bes 2t6enbeFens beI4Gftigt
mar, elite, uls ii8 Die Sa6t auf Die
Seite legte, auf's 8erDed unb belt
fi9 bunn, nu9 benz &entern, an Ell
nem tGeinen 8oote Der 9a4t feit, mel
9es nit benz 8tel na9 o6en gefebrt
i9pamm. 2lu9 SSrau Spantle
pel6e cine gef4idte 56rimmerin
1T, errei3te bas Boot unb bielt fid
baran feit, Biz Der 3emorqueur9iilfe
bra6te. Bon ben ii6rigen, an 8orb
befinbli4en perIonen ia6 Gtanz
bridge Ni9ts me6r, na4bem bieSd9t
getentert mar. Die Sa9t mar 80
SUB lang unO bpn 81 Sonnen Sc
bait.
Gtenarb Stanbribge erfldrt poiiz
tip, gapitdn 6lint iei fir bas llnglid
beranttpprtli6, benn berfelbe babe
troB bes brobenben @etters barauF
beItanben, nit bpllen Segeln gu fa6@
rem. 6r. gol6urn bate INN nod tur8
bor6er gerat6en, etli9e Der Segel.eins
5u3ieben, allein Der GapitGn fagte, es
eriftire nt3t bic gertngite @efubr. Die
Sa4t ging glei6 na9 bem 8entern
unter unb ipq fobalb als m0gli9 sez
boben perben. Die 2ei6e gplburn's
unb ieiner beiben S06ter befinben iit9
o6ne 3peifel in Der &aiiite.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-20
Sernnaliifte Sa6tfabrt.

Sin rei4er pbilabelpbier GeI4dftsz
mann. feline apei S09ter, feline
g2i9te uno 3nei Seeleute our9
bas &eWern elmer Sa9t umgez
fommen. - Nur 5ipei 9erettete.
Rep 9apen, Conn.,, 19.Suli.
= Die S9uluppen Sa4t r8entz
bia" au596ilabelpbia fenterte geitern
9a4mittag pdbrenb zines Sturmes
auf Der 9Dbe bon Captains Sslano,
unb fopeit biz iebt feitgeitellt 1T,
purben nur 5pei perionen gerettet.
On 8orb Der Sa4t befanOen ii4:ar@
t6ur 8. gpl6urn BON gr. 110, gtorbz
3peite StraBe, philadelphia; ieine
brei S06ter SRI. Soa uno SRI, Ins
nette golburn. iolpis 6rau 8alterS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-20
NoQfanDige
NerOauunQ

erbdlt man, tpenn man Raotuap's giGsn einnimmt.
Sn GSoIoe itHcr antibilt6ieu GtUsnibaiten
fimuiren fie Die aebtr Bel glbionOerung Der Sale
uub beren Nboano bur6 bic @afsnabednee. 9itis
9asn in Soien bon sDsi biz pier rt9en raid Die
SbGtiqfsit Der Qtber an unb befreen ben 9attnten
bon oieisn @tidperben. Gin oe:r 3nei BON 8a0z
paps 9illen tdQli6 BON Semen GenommeH psl3e
bili6en S6mer3sn unteriporfeu fnb, unn Oeren 9e=
ieintr &sgslmdbiofsit unO t5trn cine eeiunOs 9srs
bouunQ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-20
Gine 8ur fir alle
Sommer=R =RranR6eiten.

Gin balbsr Bis elm oan,r 9b.el5ffeG poG BON
Qeao1 &eltf in sinem balbsn @las gBaTer, 10 oft
niebsrbolt ais bic Gntleerunasu fortoaueru, uHb
elm NIT 8eaop Relief eetrdnttes Stid 6ane1 auf
ben Maosr unb BEN llntsrleib aelset ntroen uns
erjislen.
SnnerGi6 - Gin boIbsr Biz elm oanSer Sbsss
l6ifd bon in ein.m balbsn Gldi. WaFer miro in
ipenioen Minuten Srdn1pfe, Spasmen, WagtHGure,
Tauico, 9re6sn, Soobrennen, Nerb6ftdt, Sdlo=
loioteit, Misrdne, 9ldbunesn unb ale innerli1en
S6mer,tn bsiltn.
Gs Qisbt fsn 6,ilmittsI IN Der @slt, bas G5isbsr
uno Sbmer;cn, iopie aas anotrtn moluri9:n, Bis
li6ien uno anotre 6iebsr Tim @treiH nit R q O=
pub's Lem 70 raid furirt, pie q b.
to b's &eabn Relitf.
glon alen @potbef.rn bertauit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-20
Ste GrnDte eSnbien's

2onbon, 19. Suli. = eorb Sep.
5amiltpn, StautsIefretdr fir Snbien,
bat bom @tcet0ntg 2orb Gur5on cine
9epef9e erbalten, in tpel9er er fugt,
baB Der Moniun f9ipu9 unb unregel>
mdbig, aber gniigenb fir Die 4usidat
tit. @ussenommen bapon iit 9uiarat
unb bas Yuniab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-20
M.oOmop's
Bea0O Re(ief

I'M 6auie bdlt Ser @ebrouG bsFtlben pirb nd
lei otlen borfomur,nosn ShmerSen oOtr 9rdnfbttz
ten als rpObltbuunb erpeisn. Gs eiebt Ribts in
Der gBelt, oas 10 raid Sdmsrssn tilt ooer ons
Gortl6reiten bon arontbsiten beieitigt, als oas
ReoDo Rslb,f.
@sgen ROpfipeb (ob Wiurdns oSsr rerb6ies 4opfs
iptb, s6mcr,sn unS s6pabs i'm @Hdsu, Dem
8iiferot on,r ben Miersn, gsi6nerbsn in Der 2ss
bsrgsqtno, Ssitenfetpen, Nni6ptIen Der @elenfs
pber sGmsr3en ieOsr Dirt, 6afft Die Ipplifatipn
rung, uuo beFen fortosisstsr Sebroud einige Sage
lang bspertiteGist cine psrmaututs 3,iIuug.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-20
Uoraethan unn nndiaeen1fhf

bat Nar5em idon qrob' 9sio Qebratt Sf,isg oIteu
bstpd5rtsn SpritpOrtss pirO leioer nur IA penia
gs9a9t rnb am Dengitsu pobl bel Der 9fleat Der
G1HHr6eit. Die msfen Wlenten Oent,n ert oil
oits f,fbare 0si6tnt pes 0iHmsls, nenn es Jn
ltdt 1T. penn Die 8siunobet perIOrsH it, Ees6a.6
II e Alen oriRaeno unSuratben. BEL 9eiien Dem
Serf1I Der gsfunebsii poriu5eugen ugo ,pir Durd5
9iIcl. rpel5s Die 9bdtisteit 0ss Dassns requlrtn,
Seb.r nno Nitren anreesu uaO pas Spitsm reiuiasn.
lGLGp.Ga4A
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-20
II n a b + q n q Ia.

0eOr9e Srebm & SObiL
"0NE GRADE ONLY" Bier
Aai 6lai6:n osfaat in Der
Sranerei an Selair.glpenue.
6. aaa n. Sci a9. AstQtiu7.l5l
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
s. $. SrieoentualS s. So.
.Sebet unfere Epntdne."
Cine Tlai9e @eim,

tpenn cs bic ri6tiee Sorte ift, fam ben
Maasrn bidsr, ben s6tpa6sn ftdrfer uno
ben aranfen qeiuro MAIDEN. Sober cute
gBsin entbdlt Giien, unb sbr Nrst miro
Sbnen iaqen, bab 6 lien bas bette Stdrs
turosmittel unb Der bette gluter5eueer lit.
8eoinnt iebt ban,it uno bsriu6t e:ne 5la=
ibe 3u Gursm Mittaesmubl; oarna6 ads
tst auf bic 3teiultate.
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Seoer Sumoe fd6eft

an gamffasen feroiren mir Rofbpein-
Nunfd, foffenfrei. Mnsensbm bel beis
fent @rtter.
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x oOmoO'S
pi((en,
(tfts 3uurrId1la, rfin ufaetablIG6,

iputdnoiq eeidmudlog, elegant oersudsrt, abfiibs
rsHb reQulrenn, rciniesno urb frditigcno. 8aos
tuao's 9ilen ,ur @eilunQ allsr St6ruuqeu Oss Ntos
gems, Der Ginqcipeoe Ritren, 9laie, reDoier
Granfbsiten. 66pinoelanfdle, 9eritOpiun9, 9ds
morrboioen.
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ber46ife uno pirtiam beesn Der fimultrtnoen gBirf
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I6dbfi6er Splaen, Die F6 fber mad benz Sebraud
bon ioesnannttn s4merssnsfiaern BON btute Gins
feasr.
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Mariafia, beriibmtsr italienii6er
g8ein, bro Quart. 75c.
ct. Sufien, &otbipsin, Elm e6ter
8luterseuqer. pro Quart. t.......... 20c.
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tets erfrii6eub, pro 9ints...... 2oc.
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fir tru6t=Salat, pro Auart.... 69c.
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SeipePs Anti> AlaIaria }lilfa
FnS Elm T6sr;s Glitt.I Gegsn
GbiltttIfrof, 5ieber. Grippe. waaIariGfieFer
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9 Jon n n 9 a a 9, yfOrfp., 19.
Suli. = Die r4mertca," bas s5lqggz
fAiff Der 9al6ipinz3iegler zHorbpolz
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bon bem r5ritbiof," einem anberen
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fubr na9 4r9angel peiter, mo lie am
%. Sult eintreffen tpirb. Die Bel
gica," bas brittle S9iff Der grpeoiz
tton, tpirb am %. Suli bon bier abz
fQhrer.
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aWer &ranfbeitett Sfr Seber
@reis 25r. prn sfadtel. 8un Nbn-
tbrtrru bsrfauit norr per Pnit
hn~knFsN4

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GImsStrabs, Rsu=9orf, tUegen gatbgebungs Bud.
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ss lift anRerft fpttbtis, bafs ieSe Sa'
milte ffcts einen 0prratb Dpn
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@punfle, 2eBtere in gr. 519, gOrtz
@traBe, pbiGabelpbiu, po6nRaft; ietz
ne Ni6te SRI. Gli3abet6 GOl6urn;
ferner cine aus brei perIOnen bette
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gs 9eITTWG DIT WlHDIUu UDIl UuB
Die Manbf6ureifrage Bel Seite gef4oz
ben tporben tit. 0o4 tit fie na6 lpie
bor BON 8i6tigtett, neil 2uBlanb auf
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ben 5ruppen Norb China rdumen
unb Der Sof in pefing pieber einge3oz
gen 1T. Die prdbominirenbe Stelz
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li9 tpieber, als fie stpei Gngldnber in
9aft na6men unb aus bem 9ebiete
berpieien. giner berIel6en mar
Sberit popeG, Der britiI9e 8ertreter
in GelbmariAol Walberfee's Stob.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-20
FOR AGED coNFeoERATEs.
Captain Parr. a sympa,hissr. Gives =
Home for Indig.w soldiers.

Louisville. April 20 Captain d. Y.
Parr a retired capitalist and Conied.
crate sympathizer Of Louisville, pre-
scented to Colonel Bennett II. Young
and other Condfedcmtes, as trustees
house and lot at Chestnut and Preston
streets. this city. TO be used a. home
for aged and indrmed Confederate sol
diers who are unable 10 sustain them
selves
Coufederates viii attempt TO secure
an appropriation from the state % hell
maintain the home.
During the civil war Captain Pari
owned numerous boats on the Obi,
river He was a strong southern sym
pathizer and refused 10 allow his boat
70 ba used 20 transport arms aud sol
diers.
Captain Parr was born in Alsace
France Dec %. 1925. Ills father serves
under Emperor Napoleon Bonaparto an'
a. one of the survivors OF Waterloo, has
bestowed upon tho decoration Of th0
Cross Of the Legion d'H0nour.