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The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-01

Mrs. L. W. Hunter and Miss Camilla Brame will entertain at a reception in compliment to Misses Emma Kendell and Maude Robinson of Marion on December 18th. from g to Il o'clock at their home, 402 South Huh
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-01

Mrs. Hunter of Selma is visiting Mir A. Coke Smith at her home on Sout Hull.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-01
IMPORTANT NOTICES.

s5s s is @ ' < $ $ $ $ $ E E $ $ E
 Notice Infirary Aid. The Infrmary Aid Association will meet on Thursday at 3:SO with Mis-! Caroline Haralson.
 Annie Clisby, Secretary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-01

MT. and Mrs. Samuel l.. Robertson have announced the engagement of their daughter, Stella. to MT. Henry Murray Robertson, the wedding to take place the latter part of December.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-01

Three of the loveliest of the recelVlng party at Mrs. Effingham Wagners reeep, tion on Thursday were her oeaullIul young daughter. Miss Fife May Naslle, and her two friends, Misses bthel ana Anna PeIzer. The presence ol tnese lovely members of the very younS set and their efficient assistance auueu
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-01

Miss Lucy Cobbs, who has been spend- ing some time in New York, has returned home.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-08-06
Major Mahon Taiks.

3 i r.
At this time Major Mahon was rec
ognized, and he addressed the con-
yention in part as follows:
"Now that the convention has ex-
pressed its mind in the matter of dele
gates, wish to be heard While /
would have felt it a hign nonor to have
been allowed to name the delegates,
feel greatly relieved at not having to
do SO. The honor to select the dele
gates came to me unsought. Some of
my friends ADVOCATED the movement
and made the motion which you have
just settled. Had I been privileged to
select delegates to the state conven.
ton, should have accepted it with
one reservation. I said at first would
not be a candidate against Conger.
should have reserved the right to be
consistent with my previous utter
ances and if Conger's name assumed
any considerable proportion I should
desire Wapello county to vote for him.
have not sought this honor and l feel
greatly relieved and the convention in
its wisdom has seen fit to shift the
responsibility. I wish to thank the
convention for its words of personal
commentator it has given me. have
never stood for Office and have help
ed many of you to gain one. / do not
think it proper for me to meet with
your committee to select delegates and
prefer you to go into conference
without any suggestions.
Epperson's motion to instruct Major
Mahon to confer with the committee
on delegates was then put before the
house and was carried unanimously.
H. G. Keyhoe moved that the central
committee meet with the successful
candidates after the convention ad-
journs and select its chairman and the
motion prevailed.
Committees Selected.
The following committees We're then
selected:
Committee on resolutions
Adams-Charles White.
Agency-E. Johnson.
CASA. Johnson.
Center first-A. l.. Reynolds.
Center second--F. w. Simmons.
Center third-E. Work.
Center fourth-S. G. Siberell.
Center fifth--S. Johnson.
Center sixth-W. 3. Cook.
Center seventh--G. 3. McElroy.
Center eighth-G, w. Hatch.
Center rinth-A. Johnson.
Columbia f1fst--T. ]. Caldea.
Columbia seeond--C. Fl. StubeR
| Competine-H. II, Dickens
Dah)onega--J. Dimmftt.
Green-H. H. Garrison.
| Highland-A. Long.
Keokuk-J. "A. Young.
Pleasant--N. Re1i6s
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Green-J. A. Canedy.
Highland--F. Emery.
Keokuk-H. Arnold.
Pleasant-A. Yeager.

flcGSduC-A. Y6aSef.
Polk Gates.
Richland &c. w. Thompson.
Washington-W. H. Baker.
After announcing where the several
committees should meet the conven-
ton adjourned until o'clock.
Afternoon Session.
When the convention reconvened at
1 o'clock the committee on permanent
organization, through it's chairman, B.
w. Van Der Veer, reported that the
temporary organization be made per.
manent.
Resolutions Adopted.
The committee on resolutions re-
ported the folowing resolutions which
were adopted with a whoop.
The Resolutions.
The republicans of Wapello county
rejoice in the practical demonstration
to the world during the administration
of President VIM. Mckinley, of the
glorious fruition of the application of
republican principles and doctrines to
the government of a free people.
We rejoice in the honest fulfillment
of the promises made by the repub-
lican party in its national conventions
VI looO duu IoVU. aS q lSSulL vi iSpuD-
lican success and the wisdom, cour-
age and honesty of a republican pres
ident, we point to a prosperity among
all the people that is unparalleled in
the nations history. We record the
advancement of the United States COM
mercially, to a position of unquestion-
ed supremacy, and politically as one
of the most influential powers of the
universe.
We rejoice that we are part of the
great commonwealth of Iowa, where a
half century of practically unbroken
republicanism has procured conditions
for the free, happy and prosperous
conditions of the people that are unex-
celled anywhere else on earth.
We rejoice that to Iowa belongs
Senator VIM. B. Allison, who next to
the president himself, is recognized as
the most potential personal influence
in the councils of the nation. We be-
Heve the state of Iowa should retain
Senator Allison, In his present high
position as long as he is willing to as
sumo its duties and responsibilities
g The ability, influence and strength
OF character Of the junior senator from
iowa, Hon, Jonathan P. Dolliver are
recognized by an the people and we
aGvor hts election to a regular term in
the UniSsd States senate by the next
legislature of Iowa.
To Iowa belongs Governor Leslie M.
Shaw. whose abilities as an executive
and whose able advocacy of sound H.
nanaial doctrines has placed his name,
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-08-06
Sixteenth Formal Ballot.

ballot Center first for the first time
scattered its vote, and seven of them
were cast for ex-sheriff Thomas Stodg-
hill. The latter gained two more votes
in Center fourth. This ballot eliminat-
ed Slavens and Barnum and it was
but a question of wAo could get their
supporters to select winner The
result: Slavens, 8; Burton, 81; Bar
mum, 6: Cremer. 90; Stodghill, g.
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Polk-V. Wallace.
Richland first-W. II. Bennett.
Washington-E. T. Rowland.

Richland first-W. H. Bennett.
Westinghouse. T. Rowland.
Members of Central committee
Adams-G. Bellies.
Agency. Springer.
Cass-D. NJ Socket.
Center first-A. w. Peck.
Center first-N. e. Carpenter.
Center third-,-E. Work.
Center fourth-H. P. Kehoe.
Center fifth. d. Rhine.
Center siXth-E. M. Campbell.
Center seventh-E. Steele.
Center eighth. M. Cundiff.
Center ninth-G. NJ. Bissell.
Columbia f1rst-F. NJ. Epperson.,
Columbia second--Thos. Stodgill,
Competine-H. Davis.
Dahlonega-G. M. McClunSs
Green-L. Burton.
Highland-H. Bollman.
Keokuk-D. Wilkins.
Pleasant. Barton.
Polk-L. Burton.
w. Carver.
Washington-E. K. Daugherty.
Committee on permanent organiza
ton
Adams-Charles Shafer.
Agency-H. M. Spry.
Cass--S. Bowen.
Center first. w. Hardy.
Center second-Dr. Bjorkman.
Center third-M. B. Hitchison.
Center fourth. z. Burnstedt.
Center fifth. Canedy.
Center sixth-B. w. Vanderyeer.
70,
Center eighth-C. M. Nye.
Center ninth-B. d. Randell.
Columbia first-W. G. Berry.
Columbia second-G. w. Steeley.
Competine-W. Felt.
Dahlonega-John Giltner.
Green-W. Belgard.
Highland-A. J. Doris.
Keokuk-W. Belgard.
Pleasant. Shaw.
Polk-B. w. Bolker.
Richland first-D. T. Evans.
Richland second-H. r. Farmer.
Washington-M. HilIes.
Committee on Selection Of DELEGATES
Adams-D. Jay.
Agency-G. L. Nye.
Casa. w. Clark.
Center IL. S. DaYeny.
Center 20. L. Carpenter.
Center SC. T. Porter.
Center ID. P. keyhoe.
Center 5-W. Ii. Mynaha.
Center 6--E. M, Campbell.
Center w. w. CUMMINGS.
Center sc. D. Lottridge.
Center IS. A. Buckner.
Columbia Wv. r. Nelson.
Columbia rs. A. Nye.
Competine j. w. Sylvester
Dahlonega--A. r. Burns.
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in the front rank of American citizen.
ship, and given to Iowa an available
candidate for the presidency.
To Iowa belongs congressional del
egation which, in ability and influence,
stands the peer Of the delegation of
any state in the union. AS one of the
strong men of this delegation we point
with pride to the record of Congress-
man John F. Lacey. To him belongs
the honor of rescuing the sixth district
from the baleful influence Of Weaver.
ism and populism, and holding it in
the republican column for the past de-
cade. aG
1t is a matter of special qualification
to the republicans of Wapello county
that We have in our midst citizen of
the highest character, veteran of the
civil war, a successful business man Of
recognized executive ability, who
would make not only an available, but
an exceedingly strong candidate for
governor of Iowa. While we recog.
nize that Major Samuel Mahon is not
in the list of active candidates for the
governorship, yet We heartily indorse
him for that position and recommend
that the delegation from this county
present his name to the republican
state convention If circumstances at
any time during the progress of the
convention should seem to warrant
such action on their part
We refer with particular pleasure to
the thorough, business-like, honest and
economical conduct of the county's af-
fairs under the administration Of re-
publican officials and we commend to
the voters of Wapello county the
strong local ticket named by this con.
ventlon.
Delegates Selected.
The committee on the selectio, of
delegates then reported the selection
of the following delegates and alter.
mates to the republican state convan.
ton at Cedar Rapids:
Delegates.
Harry Derby, e. johnson, D. M
Saekett, A. l.. Reynolds, f. w. Sim.
mons, f. B. Clark, Sumner Siberell
Calvin Manning, w. e. Cook, Carl Nc.
Elroy, G. M. Nye, A. Johnson, F. M.
Epperson, Thomas Stodghill, 6. W.
Dickens, H. Il. Waterman, A. L. Bur.
ton, Albert Long, Ed Emery, Carlyle
Smith, F. g. Perry, w. s. Moore, w,
D. Tisdale, 3. 3. Hilles. W. 4. Harper.
AIternates.
j. G. Meek, O. L. Campbell, w. r..
Beck, Joseph Parks, E. O. Iedriek, c.
r. Russell, W. s.. Russell, w. R. Mel
son, Hiram Michael, A. j. Gardner,
William acNett, w H. Dimmitt, M. A.
Roberts, L. S. Shepherd, A. S. Udell.
A new well is to be sunk at the wat.
ar works i'm Boone
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line.
f. M. Epperson was then recognized,
and said he endorsed everything that
was said in favor Of Major Mahon for
governor and that he would support
him to the end. But he understood if
Mapor Mahon picked the delegation it
would be strictly anti Cummins. He
said he thought this would be a mis-
take. He believed the convention
should be allowed to select its dele
gates in the usual way. G.. T. Porter
was recognized and said a full delega-
ton was not present and asked to have
the vote on the matter postponed I'M
til afternoon when all the delegates
We're present.
w. r. Nelson, of Eddyville, heartily
supported the candidacy of Major Ma
hon and believed he was the best man
Wapello county could turn out and
that it would be a credit to the repub.
licans of Wapello county to vote for
him for governor. He believed how
ever, the delegates should be selected
in the usual manner, and after they
had voted for Major Mahon as long as
there was any hope for him, they
should be allowed to vote for whoever
they pleased.
Forces Major Mahon.
r. w. Simmons took the floor and
said he did not believe anyone's name
should be mentioned in the convention
except that of Major Mahon. He was
worthy of the honor and it should be
given him. He had been candidate
for governor early in the race but he
had withdrawn in favor of that grand
and noble republican, Major q. H.
Conger. He thought Major Mahon
should be allowed to name his own
delegation, and that they should do it
with all their hearts. A number Of
others made a few remarks on. the
question and then the amendment was
put to q vote Tor an adjournment.
The vote was then eallad for to allow
Major Mahon to select his own dele.
gates. This resulted In being hst BY
aye and naye vote. F. M. Epperson
then moved that Major Mahon be Sc.
tlectsd to confer with the committee on
delegates and help select the delegates
] to thu state convention.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-08-06

Mills 90, II. d. Sdlrk D.
Second Formal Ballot.
Throne got within four votes of the
goal at the end Of this ballot, Adams
township having gone home, it left but
200 votes in the house. The result:
Throne 101, O'Donnell Is, Mills SO.
Third Formal Ballot.
This ballot ended in tie, Throne
and Mills each receiving 1O4h votes.
O'Donnell had dropped out of the rum
ming and the contest was between
these two men. The result: Throne
1041s, Mills 1041a.
Fourth Formal Ballot.
After close and exciting race all
through Throne won the prize by one
vote when the result of the fourth bal
lot had been announced. On motion
Of A. R. Burns his nomination was
made unanimous The result: Throne
los, Mills 104.
For Surveyor.
There was but one name mentioned
for the Office of county surveyor, that
of G. r. Allen, the present incumbent.
On motion of Major Samuel Mahon.
his nomination was made unanimous,
and Mr.. Allen was declared the regu-
lar nominee of the convention for sur
yeyor.
Convention Adjourns.
On motion of N. e. Carpenter the
county central committee was EN-.
powered to fill any vacancy that might
exist on, the ticket between now and
the NOVem her election There ha;na
no further business before the con.
yentton, on motion Of F. M. Epperson,
1t adjourned sine die.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Magnificent Ticket Nominated by
Republican County Convention.
A SPIRITED BATTLE FOR SHERIFF.

Seventeen Ballots Necessary to Pick
Winner, Harry Cremer, of Eldon,
Finally Wining-LiveIy Contest for
Nomination for Treasurer.
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Creamer began gaining rapidly dur
ing this ballot, and the end appeared
in sight. The result was as follows:
Slavens, 43; Burton, 80; Barnum, 80;
Cremer. SO.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-08-06
lNsTRucTs FOR SAMUEL mAnpN.

Saturdays Convention in Favor OF the
ottumWa Man for Governor.
from Saturdays Dally1
Z The Wapello county republican con-
.yention met at Turner Hall at 1910
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-08-06
Fifteenth Formal Ballot.

Slavens' force was deserving him,and
Cremer gained rapidly. Center first
still stood by Barnum and he headed
Slayens this time. The result: Slav-
ems, IA; Burton, 941s; Barnum, %;
Cremer. 76L.
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A new well is to be sunk at the wat.
ar worl1s in Boone.
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$5 Yenftptt per @oGe.
(stus benz gbit. gaee6Fatt.)

N~tI~ oeH' f9't' &uSSoAuii'l
Nllem Nn19ein na9 bas bette @e1eb
iiber bic Iltersz8erforgung Der Mrz
better bat Der auf ftralifde Staat Neu=
Siib=Wales erlafIen. IS liegen nur
biirftige Na9ridten bariiber Dor, aber
biefe lai1en folgenbes erfeben:
peniion erbdlt jebe perfon i'm Otter
bon 65 Sabren, pel6e tpentger als
$130 pro eSabr perbient. Die Yen=
iion betrdst ebenI Iopiel. Muf ale SdGe
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$3.50 geii6ert, inbem bic penitons=
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Sbeile iiber 65 Sabre alt finb, erbdlt
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aufammen 1884. Oie 3abl Der Yenz
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500 sef9dbt, Der Mufpanb auf ettpa
% Weillionen Dollars PRO eSahr.
Oas @efeb BON Neu=SIb=Males lit
alfo mod bebeutenb ltberaler als bas
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peniionsfdTgfeit ei1, tpenn Der Ser
bieni ni9t iiber $17O betrGgt. Sic re-
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tigt, 9756 sana unb 1929 tbeiltpetfe.
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Der perfon i'm Mlter bon 65 Sahren
ein Ginfommen bon $3.50. Die pretfe
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eber ettpas niebrtger als in ben Ser.
@taaten. Mit flint Dollars PRO Wo4e
fann cine perfon bort gana bebdbig
leben, namentli1 auf benz 2anbe. Gin
Ginfommen BON 1884 fir Elm altes
gbepaar, alfo ettpa $40 pro Wo9e,
fann gleihfalls als 3urei1enb ange=
feben iperben. Sir 2eute i'm Mlter BON
65 Sabren 1T alio bort bic griitenaz
frage gel0it. sic haben feline Nah=
rungsforgen mebr. Das @efpenit Der
NDtb i9redt tie niht mehr..
Das lit Elm toloFaler Rulturfort=
fhritt. l1nb tDarum fDnnen mir bas=
felbe ni6t bier baben9 Die Ser. @tad=
ten iinb ein biel reiheres 2anb als
Muitralien. sic f0nnen lei4t $500
peniiDn pro Wohe 5ablen unb aub
nod ein paar Sabre friiber bamit anz
fangen,
Man bebenfe:: $5 peniion prpWohe.
Sic 1T Wirflidfeit seipprsen. Melae
l1nfumnte bon SDrge, gntipiirbigung,
Notb fnafft lie aus Der Welt!
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Ser raffintrteite 3uder iinb
5rauenlippen!
Selbit am areiie ftDBt iid Der Pe=
bdnt an gden.
Die 2angneile itrengt ben @eiit
mebr an als bag 5 tisfite @efpra4.
Ote f90niten SrGume tperben nit
offenen Musen setrdunt.
Warum nennt man bic WettplGbe
INNER nod &ennpldbe unb bic Spiel
buben immer nod 8Drfene
eeSn Bottom bat Elm Mann oreibia
Sage lang gebungert. 8pn 2euten, bic
sSdbr aus, Sabr etn bunsern miiHen,
fpri6t tein Menfa.
3pet Srauen in Miffifitppi eelpn9t.
Wie itebt's nit Der @alanterie Der
Siibldnber, ppn Der INNER 10 piel gez
fpro9en tpurbe9
gur tpeniae 2eute 1eben bic Oinae
10 tpie lie iinb. Oie meiiten ieben fie
10, tpie tie otefelben germ baben mOdz
ten.
Seiner rptben NaIe neaen bat Elm
Mann i'm Often Elm MGb6en sebeiraz
tbet, bas farbenblinb lit. ga, ipenn
bic Sadie nur nt9t ru9bar miro.
X X
Wenn an Mosfitos iiberGaup. etz
mas i4Gbenspertb lit, 10 lit es, bab
lie Ii9 bur6 abfdlltge &rittf an Der
9lusiibuna ibrer Sbdtigfeit nidt be-
irren laHen.
Sa, bic 9unbstase. een benen tpirb
man6es 81 ausgebriitet, bas niemals
aelegt 1T. Mus Seem 6ampfbire tpirb
aemelbet, baB Elm 5obter, ben Der 2et=
denbeftatter aerabe fir bas 8egrdbnib
einrihtete, ii4 plDblt9 erbob unb ean3
gemiitbli6 fragte, ob es ni9t balb 3ett
gum @ifen Jet. Oas gebt benn bod
nod iiber Die Seef9lange.
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NelS6fpru 1t,to gNcisett.

8eri9te, bic aus breibunbert Srt=
i6aften bes Well6fornz unb Weiaenz
Gebietes na6 ben eriten Reeengiiiien
eineefammelt 1puroen, laHen erieben,
bab bic grnte an Wel19forn ipenn
ouh betrd4tltd, oo9 ni9t 10 iebr sez
litten fat als man befiir9tete. Die
9efiir6tuns zines ldngeren Mnbaltens
Der Siirre bat gu man9en uebertrei=
bunsen 8eranlafung segeben. &anz
Jas unb Mi6ouri, beibt es in einenl
8eri6te Der ptoneer preb, baben am
meiiten selitten, aber ielbit Dieie nerz
ben breibig proaent Der lebtidbrtgen
@rnte, Der srDbten, bic je bagetpeien,
ernten. Nebrasfa tpirb 48 pro3ent
baben, SlIinois so, Soma 81 unb
Goutb Oatota II. Nimmt man bic
a9t 9auptfd9li9en Well9fornitadten
5uIammen, 10 ftellt iih Elm Ourhz
Ibnitt bon 49 proaent bsr lebtidbriz
GEN Grnte 9eraus, Oie1elbe betrug
2,105,1O2,516 8ufbel; in bieiem
Sabre tperben es 1,200,000,O00 ietn.
Snl leBten Sabre mar Der preis auf
Der 6arm 35 Gents, in 'bielem Sabre
tpirb Der Sarmer 49 Gents ben 8ufbel
erbalten. Oaau fommt mod, mas an
8orrdtben ppm lebten Sabre iibrig 1T.
MuBerbem barf man barauf rehnen,
bab bic Grnte ii6 nod beier itellen
trirb als iebt berednet ipirb, ba Der
eingetretene Mitterungstpe91el nod
Man9es na9belfen mag; gu Derseien
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mnb unberen Wel59fornitauten bic
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sleiht.
9etreffs Der @omn1eripeiaenita
MinneIota, Nortb unb South Dafpta,
beuten 10 tpeit ale Mnaei9en auf mebr
als cine Durdfdnittsernte. Meli9=
torn lit bort nidt Stapelprobuft, bod
bat es ii9 redt gut angelafen. Min=
ne1pta, bas i'm Dprigen Sabre 81. Z
4,718 8uibel bra9te. ptrb in bie=
fem Sabre 2O,666, $50 Dber 65 proz
5ent bringer, SOUTH Dafota $4,000 I
600 sesen 32,418.819 i'm oorisen
Sabre. sSn Nortb Dafpta tpirb gu
tpeng Melfdforn geaogen, als baB es
IN 8erednung gu aieben fpdre. Was
uber bier bic Tarmer an @inbuBe err
litten baben, tpirb bur4 ben bDberen
preis uufgenogen; unb bie Weiaenz
ernte, bic ben better MutoritGtsn 3u=
fpIge cine Der reihiten Iein tpirb. bic
man ie gebdbt bat. ipirb gu bDberen
preiIen Mbnubme finbet uls I'm lebs
I'm Sabre. Denn europa bat cine
fildppe grnte. fo buB bic Nddfrnae
prnt MusldnD CUTE preiit fthert fir
bds probuft Der nOrbpeflihen Ge=
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unb Df9untenaOle), 2ifin, 5al5fteuer
s1lnb berfhiebene Mbgdben Opium,
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pfanbhausgebiibren). Den grDbten
Grtrag liefern bana9 bic lebteren gez
mifdten Nbgaben unb bic @runbz
iteuer; Der @efdmmtertag alIer Gin@
nabmen TT auf 89,253, 300 Saels am
gegeben, alfo etipa 270 MiIlionen
Wtarf, nobel dber bemerft iperben mub,
bab ale 3iffern nd9 unten auf je
hunbert Saels abgerunDet aufsefiibrt
unb in biefer 0erminberung 5ulamz
mense5dblt finb. On unn,ittelbarer
8runbiteuer unb an Natnrulabgaben
fomrnen 23,797,5O0 Saels elm, an
9elbaablungen an Stelle ur5priine@
lider acknowledgement 4,447,600
Saels unb riidftdnbise 9ummen aus
bem 0orjabre 2,O94, 900 Saels; Su@
iammen 3O,339,1O Saels pber runb
80 Mtllipnen Marf an Grunbiteuer.
Die See3DGe ergeben 2,O35, 400 Saels
ober runo Sc Miuionen Mart. Sn
btefer 5umme iinb NIT aufgefiibrt a.
965,300 Saels on 3Ollen unb 2ifin
fiir ausldnbi16es Opium. Die O59unz
tenaDlle fir ben tnldnbi19en JluBz
unb 9afenpertebr einbeimtf6er 5abr=
seuge, bic BON ben 2ifinabgaben ge=
trennt erbpben tperben, brinsen 1906
400 Saels pber runo 8 MtlIipnen
Warf Elm. gingef6lofIen iinb babel fir
hie prppina &iansfi bic SeibenaDGle
bes 3plIan,ts bon &ant19pufu Tim
Siiben Der proptn3 am 8anflub). Mtt
gu ben bebeutenb5ten @innabmequellen
oebDren bic unter benz Namen 2iftn
befannt geiporbenen SnlanbaDlle. 2t=
fin (nad peftnger Manbarinenaus=
ipra9e 2ttf9in) bebeutet eigentli6
rein 8dI9 ppm Wertb", alfo Elm Sauz
isnbftel, unb 1T felt benz aroben Sat
pingzMufitanb Der Nume fiir einen BON
alien Waaren erbobenen Sur6gangsz
aou, Der in alien grDberen Srten unb
auberbem an ben 5liinen unb auf ben
bebeutenberen 8erfebrsipegen an etge=
men Sperren (Si4ia) an BEN Sliihen,
&andlen unb 8ebirgspGi1en eingetriez
ben ptrb. Die ettpas pillfiirli9e Dirt
uno Wetfe, tpie biefe Mbgabe einseforz
bert unp BON Sau au San fetgeiebt
au tperoen pfleat, ma4t tie gu Der tpi9z
tighten Nebeneinnabme Der 8eamten,
Die odran ibre sanaen &iinite i'm
rSqueeae", Der in Gbina fait amtltd
1anctionirten Dirt Der @rprefuns, NIT
9orltebe auslafen tDnnen. ytad benz
porliesenben 8eriht bat bas 2ifin i'm
aednungsiabre 14,678,300 Saels
ober runb As Millionen Scarf eingez
braht. syait eenau biefelbe Summe
!iefert Steuer unb 2ittn auf Sala,
ndmli6 1851 400 Saels. Inter ben
i'm fiinften Gapitel aufgefiibrten perz
1hiebenen Steuern nimmt bic Mbeabe
auf etnbetmtf fdes Opium bic berporz
ragenbite Stelle Elm, fait bic 9Glfte
aller anberen au1ammengenommen.
Snsgeiammt tpeiit bieier Mbi9nitt
4,776,4O0 Saels pber runb Is Watlz
lionen Mart auf.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-08-15
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