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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-25
WHOLESALE MARKET

however, 1t is hard to forecast tho ,,.,..
and II Is likely that much will depend nno,,
how long the quantity manufacturers iii,
prevent the new law from affectfnr tha
market even after the bill has become oper.
alive. Vpe''
stock OF mild coffee In the United stotcs
Is 3lB274 bags, against s2G42i hngs !. n,
week and STs,043 bags last year '"ss last
Inc hrst cantaloupes OF the season mr.
rived yesterday and met with n snionua
SAFE The quality was excellent and fancy
prices were obtained.
The egg situation was little armer on
account of an improved demand end ~
supplies were barely Of sufficient size IN
meet It, Sales occurred around i4c.
Advlces from London Of the date ~ va
report the stock of cocoa at 7a.2l2 bogs
against $500 bags I'm 1901 oe as- 49, ~
In 1898 anu loi''o' oass
Referring to the prune outlook le,din,
operator on the Pacific coast saws: "Soc.
ramentd valley. Sulsrn. Vacayire Wiotcrs
ana santa Clara valley medium cron So
mona and Nopa counties light. SAN Jnaouin
valley hcavy. The Santa Clara crop IL nan.
ally half cf the product of the state ana
p.u""niF VII pe SO thiS year. In 1859 the
crop OF th" Snuin Clara valley HgrrprDte1
say, lccNJ ttlu pounds. The present nros
peet% are for not over half that amount
Next III prl9i cI product comes = mona pnd
;N"pa Counties tdc product Of which usual.
y goes ont under the head Of 'Sopou I. =
crop ~ these counties Is exceedingly liqbt
aud VIII p!Uhnllf hc not over - nor cont
W M ne san Jonquin valley has but
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|IEg Of TIE WEEK :, :.
~, sr0es SATISFACTORY TRADE
..ioopes Of Season Arrived and
Y, Good Pdce--Eegs Firmer
u,h improved Demand

!. in the wholesale market has
M satisfactory, all things consid-
W. .s,ent OF the Texas fruit crop
.r.i way and the advent OF tue I1Sas
'aan sroo IN large way have done
IN ,,tsrnc the field OF activity, In
IN, the movement has been nor
"a q rnhealthy features have mp
M general tone Prices on sta
" = az fewer changes than usuai
y. .sren days and such Il condition
~ s.,olsed with delight. 1ncre is no
snr set by an increase In the
ssw material FOR manufacturing
u, If goods that have reached the
~ limits In prices. When new crops
..s1 snch condition may exist ANA
N. end that many buyers are visit
aotlpc In the meantime the
.r tightening their grasp and the
4 "A ,sadency is responsive to this con
,,.5s on bananas and oranges Is be-
,l,h supplanted hy the trade on
n peaches and plum,, while apples
4 ,i,s,ay been rGcsatcd to the past.
4lloos are that the peach yield viii
4 ,nn,rss. There IS no doubt that more
n, win be seen than usunl, thoul11
4 Indicate that the Yield may not be
,4 as might he expected from the in
1, h acreage. II Is stated that insects
i, lsru busy and that the vegetable Is
IN. from drcuth which has caused
to uack cpoh. al signs point to a
,r Isrge production in tho Inc OF
|. strawberries bivc almost run tach
/, ri the season and it IS not thought
Sufficient quantity will arrive IN the
y, 10 briag about much activity. Those
come In are generally faulty, but, con
10, their condition, they bring favor
prices,
n, lorsl trade is moderately well stocked
Ntssnt There are no surplnses and no
iasts The demand is regular aud well
Isfgled ard II The same conditions are
.rtIntd orders for all soasonahle atti-
al be readily and satisfactorily nlled
Ia sltuaton on butter Is more puazling
he trade at present than was even the
/, formerly. II Is a forcsonc conclusion
i IN view Of the act of congress, which
la the tax on that commodity to ice
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pi,bard Cooke & Co.'S Letter.

Houston. Texas, May q. estimates
%. Houston ana New Orleans and toe mort
rcoeipts were loss than one-fourth If last
ve,r The bank statement was good, peaca
II south Africa Is reported assured, mills
,ra running full time. both IN England.
co,ttnent and America: trade is reported
.ood IN yarns aud cloth The movement Of
eo,ton noiuts to almost complete exhaus-
,i,n and even with asttering prospects of
- rrouvina crop We believe Jn,y a.i
Inzrst cotton win again reach the high
marx Of few weeks ngn
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MOVEMENT OF OCEAN VESSELS.
lsneclal 70 M Post }

Norfolk, Va.-Arrlved Berrise (Br).
from Galveston and cleared for Rotterdam,
from no 10 Janeiro via Victoria, with
q 900 bags Of coffee; Louisinnian CBr1.
from Liverpool via Barbadoc-- Texan
lBrD from Liverpool via Mexican ports.
Sailed. Atlas lNorl. for procrcsso via
port Arthur; Alciers (ArD, for Port Llnon
New York Sailed Concho. for Caves
ton. Arrived: Alamo. from Galveston.
Hamburg Arrived: Clinton tBr), from
Galveston
Kinsalc Passed; Yrcatnn tBrl, from
Galveston for Liverpool.
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TIN Firm, S2s5o@295o; lead, un-
GALVANIZED SHEET iRoN- 05 ana 3
per cent discount
BLACK. SHEET IRON No ~ 81 per
100 pounds.
lloo per box old style, Sl6.5OaiS50 per
box
puuud
CORRUGATED IRON Galvanized, 500
per Square
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rAINTs. on IN Gt.Ass

White lead, per cwt strictly pure, 50. -:
fond grade. SG.Go; third grade, 81 uO.
iullehtlnc, per case, Two 1gllon Gems,
90 ~ barrel lots, sic per CALM. Mineral
gWt, Sl.5o; yellow ochrc, per cwt. 81 GO,
Linsccd oil. best bottled INdTlc. Ready
mixed house palms, ~ 90, Window glass,
% anu ~ per cent Oh lannAry list.
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quotations for carload lots delivered on
s ss,' Houston or other points taking
sll1ne rate. Dealers charge from store
rWiyc per 100 pounds more on bran. 2si3e
On b Uusnei on oats and corn. 1od15c per loo
Bhh5N Pr 100 pounds, 81 9O4i1 90
1nitN CHOPS-.Purr. 81 4s1i 10.
ohN Ne. : mixed, sacked. S2c; No. .
sHcmlei sacttd, soc; No white. sacked
"'% SNas cd rust proof oats ckcd, SIC
white. sgckcd sec. 49,
HAN-Choicc aifalfa. sis O,Hit5 10. chnice
timothy, s1S,NGiatn Sonth frnynS nfSiris
Ha5, SSVW100O. North Texas aud Terri.
tory hay, $i4O0MI6OO
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GALYEsTON sTOCK.
Port OF Sabine

Sabine. Texas. Nav - Sailed: Steamer
Atlas with barge for New York; schooner
40 Francis. tor Mexico. Arrived Tug
Echo, from Pensacola.
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HOUSTON CURRENT QUOTATIONS.

a
nHp1rison OF these quotations snow
BIZ advantages In favor Of Houston as n
'I,.ile market. When the buyer e9nsId-
w vencnls u oe uelI'eu iIolh MUS
XVI rates he will ind that even
IN u juotablc bruros ot othcr markets
- a.V'"O'' - u''' '' inv ''"' - ~ 80
Wust, lne price hually paid Is general
Esasl, Inc prices are those ruling
w nvpslon wholesale merchants, anu
'useu uaiiy.
ctVNr1 ooo.
,.. eANNED GOODs.
shAtp fRulIS-Apples, 3-lb, 95cdI
" plneappies, Sliced, 81 10; cyeless ana
cas-, Nt5Ml.7J; extra grated, 81. 500
pears go, soc; strawberries, 2l6,
FAMED observation-disclosures, 2-lb.
aasal, y 'l5 BIB, fun weight, $1.35.
4 NJ T' ~. N'VO4 90; j-lb, seconds.
~ oEfa ana tomatoes, LIB, S1OU:
- ~ AFaa,' S'lo, SlV5nl 10; California
.ssss, .ia,lD - SJ@2 10; lib CJlifOr-
.sySsiasqs tips, $500; baked beans, BID,
n, sc' sl y Is , pea1s, Soei 2-l6 kidney
n9 Y ~. peas Sli5i I'D American petit
&i, IA Al corn, ~ 90; I'D Blue
WIZ, Nc' Fride Of Maryland, Doe;
H. "e' Better tlen Gold, SJc9
5fifropx,, ,,n
1870 asaht tkUlI-EXtra standard,
I'M $500 1890, lel9oh cllng, Sl9jM2.Oo;
4, N t,n,a w u SI0l %: black cher
III r .,,y,a; 20, white cherries, 81 25Gg
)esl fi6t. Ia. ,,,,S ~ s"4i ~; strawberries.
~ seconds. 1Oc per dozen less
$isSSN, rr,n sIanaagl prices.
aAAtD MuLASsES p. & f. Old Fash.
sahons 8.lU per case: u gallons
Rf case; Y gallons IS Is per cas-
n ~. gtlp, 2,lb cans, JUmJJc; cold
! AZ .np, fancy table syrup, quart Jars,
n III, w. - y, y CO., Gold Medal
oip' SLID; J-lb, 81 70; 1Olb,
HEAVY STABLES.
AlIlQN- Powder. per kog 81 IN.
Y Y, p0Naffi Sligo per Eeg; drop shot
eesgsS-E Extra short claor IN s,eks
4 rs rrsu,ars. iaM6i l9asn. boyoI e. :,
"A b ". rreliiss, 12l4a124c
sthR olL-ln barrels. 4Sc: half bnr.
l!GGlye AND rIrs n,.-,au =,
rs i,oh Ho6sto, ''g si is'S lhan ar
Il spY Stlek. wrnrr,, 80 o., g.. .
4 pe' b; No. "l i'q f,,lj p" ,,is,. - No
\ pt ii; speci6Il" | w. ". Si,l'
a DIS stat ~, w. lullllI
Weight, icils. Elccie,a.''r t luc' 't az
IA Pcrtla6d 80 so - w t ~. s',e.
GFprv ~
4 ~
2r i5,e al0c rncy. io,t.,I1lcI'.o W., s.a
'rlsrfic's &ri %s,' l F5 lo iad n q
n "a delivered: AnnT ~, fq-ia
Gola Seal Mob 72r' hlo,,.
v flh pslls ia" ~ oletlN, l.lh cans,
KY y Ahna Mocha ana AVA p1i'iI
lSERs 3 c soda hun ,oxo.
creams Sc: S ltogn r iOei siRg IT
sos 8ssisis ls He, .,o... 80. XII
,,' 1870 8 fahy hSig n Gancy y 44i ia
ar.cyors o@ nooa, loo per barrel
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~ re Is Per box, Jocs7s1 90; sbasket
PIT ptiii,SSli gal %, according 70 guam y.
SiK M if,SSas per peck box, T5aSoc
siisT' go, % according to Quality.
81. 756l2. rs. Nu'tNoteo' crates
PlNEArrLES-rer crate. "a 5os,. *
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BANANAS Loose. Sl.5Oal.G3. packed
81 T5sa2 90. per pound, 2fs95e
CHERRIES California Re-, per ooN'
S1.T5M2.0o. ,..,,,or,,a
s.. 75GiS. 90, oosa
ORANGES - California navel., s4'vVs'
4.25; Mediterranean sweets, ss.Io-
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DRIED FRUITS AND NUTS

APPLES Fancy cvaporatcd Job boxes
ll4uloMc; l-ib cartons, fancy, IOAWltc
cations. choce, lUhGlulgc; choice eyapO
rated, .WMl0c. sun dvleC, JtSMtbc
AFBlCUIS Per 10, loose, 10ls@lic.
CITKON- IN lO-lb boxes. 14c.
tUENANrS-35-lb boxes, cleaned, bulk
SNGi9c; lib cartons, glkatl1c
DATES-l-lb packages, 7hdSc; Fdrd
dates vci HalloWci, bulk, 6O-u boxes ga
DC.
FIGS Imported i9hHl5c.
TEACHES t'noiCc now stock. 00yhc
RAistAS California, 5-croUn. L. IL
Foxes. $l.cJHtl.ioi h-lb boxes L. u. ralsihs
Cu6l7uc. @-crowu. l.. Al. raisins rlh boxes
il.mJrt @croWu, l.. NJ. ralsins, IAaSr'
pHUNES--C california, aplVs 1c; sO'Ns
/ dIac fOe0s o.; GO-50s, G,sc' oO-0l5, 'p
4u.Tis. So.
NGFs Brazil, lGMi7c rer ~; hlberls
Sicily, lac California walnuts, l@alie: pea,
nms, fnncy hand picked GHtlRg: 10, :
T. Csc. Jumbo I6t1hci almonds Irsasol =
ICMlTc per 10 To- sacks. California alnehN
15c; FoeaHs, iOe3i2c, according 70 size
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HARDWARE.

WIRE NAILS $2gi base per ker.
BARRED WIRE Galvanized, Gill len,
$3.50 per lo0 lbs; galvanized Baker, So So
per 100 lbs
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PRODUCE.

pound
BEANS imported navy beans. 89sa3Bc;
Bayou, 4c; English dried, SIC; PINK. Sc,
black eyed, tic; Michigan navy, 23,c;
Saliforaia navy, -4hm41ac;. snaps, 81 30 per
hushei' wax, S1.in per bushel; California
iimas, 5laGtc; fresh wax beans, 65al75c
per hushcl crate
BUTTER Blue Star. 2fc; dairy, pc; FL
gin creamery. 2jM2Gg; Texas bricks, Tie.
Oleomutsarnc- Lincoln solids, l3Hc;Lincoln
plints, l3l2c: Daisy solids, l6d1ic; Prints,
lSc; Monkeys special. 1SNl9r; Crystal Gem
ciul, iJc; special Blue star. Use; Elgin dairy
hicks. 2OC; Ideal. lllsc; Purity creamery,
20 and cob tubs. nc; lib prints 24c; III
gin creamery, solids, lSc; country butter in
pals, 1Gdi2Oc.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
CHEESE-.W Wisconsin full cream rolls lGc;
Wisconsin full cream daisies, 15dlJc: Wis.
consln half cream, l4Ml4lac.
HGGS TeSns. l3G11c.
hRAUT- New, IN half barrels, So Goa
ONIONS New crop, per bushe 1885.
PElI'EH Chile new. $50 ice per poUrd
black Singapore, 1jc.
POTATOES Colorado potatoes, 81 500
] 10; now potatoes, 1ag. soc per hushel.
PEANUTS Jumbo. per pound. TUTAc;
fancy h1Ed pi kcd 40. T. GdGisc
P!tt rs l'E15, per pound, lea l-c, nc
ruCi9RN Chicscaa, hons good, 81 Oc1
.Ji flyers. iaicc. 50 2l04 .5r; hroi.er-.
t2.itG3 ~, mixed ,ots s8 25fi3 5o. rccts.
gi.i .5g "EccEt, full fcathercd. 81, i04l 50;
tWtcys, heas, $T.coalo 90. eo5bcrs, So 90
TOMATOES r. Fori1as. fancy. 81. u;
choice. 80. 20; Texas, Al sket crafts s. 90
a. 20.
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gallon kegs, S3.75; H-bbls s4o0a i.3a; pintS,
American style, S1C0; quarts, American
style $50; l2-galon heXastn, $50.
RICE Extra fancy head, Ci4MGiac; choice
5dj1Ac; fair 43s@iRc; fancy imported,
RoPE-slsai, basis TIC, 11e Manila,
1880
SALT Louisiana. coarse, SOC; fine, SIC;
bbls. IS los, $50; GODS, $245 10o9s,
S255: 70-4s, $3.50.
SALT FISH Mackcre No /, In 10lb
Kits mono; half bnrrcs, 7O-lb, No /, 5000
30; tubs S5.j0@5.T1
SALMON-Fancy pillar Rock Columbia,
River S1.S1m2OO; Castle Rock. Columbia
River Si.73. Spear Alaska, Sl15; Toy.
Columbia River, $1.25; Blue Bell, Columbia
River soc; Violet brand SlS0; Carnnuon
brand, Fancy Red Alaska, $l.3JQl40; Fink
Alaska, Sl1O.
SARDINES-Amerc quarters. S3.Gjd
30; mustard, $3.25M3,3J; imported Gil
lcttc grade. quarters, $3.50; fancy spruts,
quarters, $SOtM 1000 according to grade.
STARCH Standard goods; Pearl, in 10
lib boxes, 4AW47Sc; Royal Gloss or Archer,
bulk, j@jAc; Nickel, 100 packages, per box,
~ 219S.31 corn starch, 3Ac per h. 20 and
4U-lb boxes
UGAR-Quotatlons are for small lots;
special rates are given on carload orders.
standard graduated, &c. cubes ana pow
dercd lfsc; Louisiana yellow, clarified and
fancy, 4Ac; choice, 4C.
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crate, S4.5oui. IS.
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uu,ufrienrne SnIbutrn.

g6tcago, II. Nobsm6er .-unter
ben Soroaten in Sort Sberiban 0rObt
Meuterei ous5ubre6en. Die 2eute
fagen, baB iie gu idIe6t bet0Itigt uno
i'm OtenIt gu btel geI4unben tperOen.
Sc pirb Dielfu4 buruusgefugt, baB
na9 benz nd9iten 3a6Itag, Der in bieie
8p6e fdQt, Observation-Disclosures aus
Dem Sort itattftnben tperOen. gs 1T
cine betannte Sadie, bab Die Munnz
f4aften beItGnOig ettpus an Der linen
gerei9ten Soft aus3ufeBen baden;
aber in Sort SHERIDAN tlagen Die
2sute bariiber, Dab bus ibnen porgez
iebe GFen gang ungenteBbur iet, biel
f9le9ter, uls lie es iemaGs in ben 9hi@
lippinen 9utten. Seit brei Wo9en
ba6en fte fi9 barber beiapert, pbne
buB bic 8ef9perben etpas gsniiBt
bGtten. Der in Sort 66eribun CONF
manbirertbe Oberit Mc&asfep fagt,
ibm feien feline &lagen tpegen bes
gfens augegangen uno er pife Ni4ts
bapon, baB bic Qeute begriinbete urz
fade gu 8ei9perben 6Gtten. Sn SORT
Sberiban lit bus 20. Snfanteriez3e@
giment unb 3pei 8utterie'n Qrtiuerie,
i'm 9an5en etpa 1000 Mann, in Gar
nifon.
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8on benz u dngs btee8
Monats i'm Differ BON "a Sd6ren 9ez
ftorbenen friiberen oeuti4en 4bgeoro%
neter b. 2tngens, Der felt 1852 preuz
bidder pdrlamentarier unO bon 1871
Bis gum Dergargenen Sabre unl1nter%
bro6en MitglieD bes Get4stages mar,
bringen beutI9e 8ldtter folgenOe parS
lamentarif9e S6nurre: r0as 2tebs
lin9st6ema bes alien 6errn mar Die
0ur9fiibrung Der Sonntogsrube. Od
er niht iebr p~ernebmli9 ipra4, tRaten
bic 8eri9teritatter inn gepObnlt4
nit benz etnen SaBe db: rNbg. Stnz
gems (Gentr.) fpra9 barauf itber bic
@onntugsrube." Ginmal nun fpra4
er nirtli4 iiber ettpus anberes, trpBz
benz ftunb Says baruuf in alien 8et@
tungen: yQ6g. 2tngens (Gentr.) ipru4
barauf ii6er bic Sonntdgsru6e." Sn
Der nG9ften SiBung ertldrte 2ingenS
nit NuFge6ot auer ietner Stimmmitz
tel, er babe ni9t ii6er Die Sonntdgsz
ru6e geTprO4en. 0us Sti4nort
puroe auf Der Sournaliitenz9ribiin
perFanben, unb pie0er itano in ben
3eitungen: rQbg. 2in9enS (Gentr.)
ipra6 Oarduf ii6er Die Sonntag5z
ru6e 6err b. 2ingen5 mar
elmer Der 15ii6rsr Der GentrumszPurz
tel uno lit pis0er6olt BON Papfte aus
de3et6net fpprben.
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&ramaQ i'm Snhthaus.

SudfOn, Mi9,, IL. Robember.
Die StrGflinge in Der 9emOenfabrit
i'm bieiisen Stnatsau9tbuuIe baben
fi9 gegen ben Mertfiibrer Brennan
bon Der r8ront Shirt &c." bic bic
5embenfabritation i'm 3u9tbauie
contrattli9 ibernpmmen 6at, empOrt.
@uf Elm sesebenes 3ei9en ftiiraten fi9
bic Gefangenen uuf ben 4ufeber.
Sbomas Sob, Elm alter 3u9tbGusler,
mar ibr 4nfiibrer, unO etpa rs
GtrGflinge fielen iiber ben Iufieber
Fer. Der Ddrter @i1ium 2ourim IL.
8pei Gefangene tamen benz 8%eOrGngs
ten gu 5iiIfe unb brd4ten ibn nit
Neiibe unb Hotb in SiGer6eit. Raum
mar Brennan aus Der MsrtitGtte hins
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@frterbrfreinfta.

OILS bic Baltimore S1ioz8a6n."
Die erfte i'm 2dnbe, gebdut pnroe,
ba9ten Die Batter unferer Stubt, benz
relen unternebmen unter bic 4rme
gu g~reifen, inbem lie tbm Steuerfreiz
belt eepdbrten, iotpett es in ibrer
Ma9t lag. Ste 8abn ipurbe groB,
hire Qftiondre iebr reid, aber Die
Steusrfreibeit fir iebr pert6uo[les
Gigentbum beitdnb fort. Die 8iirger
Der Stabt aa6lten Iubiel me9r Steuz
ern. Spdter ftnb audi inbuitrie[le
llnternebmungen fir ibre Maf4tnen
II. bgl. bon Der Ste1ter befrett fpproen.
Man gsba9te bur9 ben Steuerna4z
LAB bic beimti9e Snbuftrie an3uregen
unb gu bebsn. S6 Ods Der San gez
tpefen lit, ion bier ni4t unterfu4t
perben; a6er mir alauben es faum.
Ser @ertb unierer inbutrielen Qnz
Gdgen 1T felt ettpa einem Sd6r5ehnt
ni9t Inn 5pei Miaionen OOners gez
ffiegen. Der Steuerna9laB belief fi9
in ben lebten Sabren auf $4,000 Doll
lars PRO Sd9r, bic ben iibrigeHSteuerz
5ahfern aufge6iiroet tpurben.
Srobe inbu itrieqe unternebmungen
tperpen ba g~egriinbet, mo fi4 Die be-
item 8ebtngungen bafir finben, Hohz
materiaIe, biltge 8etrtebsfruft uno
berglei9en. SSn fol9en l1n%terne6munz
gen fpielt, 5umal in ipltben unb faptz
taGtrdftigen, Die Steuer cine fe6r unz
tergeorbnete &pae. Sir ben fletnen
Mann, ben Qrbeiter, Der it9 nit biez
Ter Weiibe BON feinen @rfparniRen Elm
9dus9en ertporben fat, 1T cine 6obe
Steuerrate ieAr empfinbli9. Snbuz
ftrfesNnGagen u~nferer Sage tperben
bur9 Gteuerna6laB auf Dies nnb
Scenes ni9t ferngebalten uno nt4t an
gelodt, tpertn bic iibrtgen 8ebin9ungen
CUR QnIage giinitige itnb. nno ieBt
foqten bic Steuernu9ldfe nod er1petz
teri perbsn. 9offentlt9 tommt es
ni9t 6a5u. AIs por etnigen Sabren
Elm @infommeniteuerz@ 8 fir Die
8ereinisten Staten gei4uffen muir
be, bsfanb bos 6ers8unOesgeri4t
baFet6e unconstitutional, ba es unz
glei6e 8eIteuerung oerlange. SIT bic
@telrerbefreiung BON Ginri9tungen
GROCER Embellishments etpus Nnberes9
Menn Ollie glei9mdBig 3u OenSteuerz
laiten berange3Ogen nerben, 0ann tperz
ben tie lei6ter, unb beIpnoers fir bic
tpeniger 8emittelten, BEL benen bas
Steuer3ablen ni6t gu ben Inne9mz
li6feiten Des Qebens qe60rt.
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Stuei WGhtiae tretct anrlf.

Das Subr 1908 birfte fir RuBz
lambs politif9es 2eben Der 8egtnn
elmer 1leren Qerd iein. Der SberlPros
furator bss heiligen Spnoo, pobeooz
nossetp, Der bDie @eiit bes Gsarenreie
DIES, min tpeserr boben Differs am l.
ssSanaar bon feinem poiten 5uriid tre@
ten. Weit Der Perion miro aud oas
SpItem fallen. bas iebe freie 9eifes=
requnq nieber Bielt ober tpenigitens
bitter befGmpfte. Mit PObebonus3etp
perI9pinbet bas boie Prin5ip bes
alien Gubtanb bon Der politif4en
8iibne, Inn einem reuen, I'M Gaarens
rei9e lGnsit eriebnten plab 81 MAIDEN.
Der Ober%prpfurator, Der beutf6s
8ilbung als bas sr0bte l1ngliid RuBs
lanb's bsaei9mfe, paBt i'm 20. Sabr=
bunbert ni9t mebr auf ben mG4ttgz
item unb einflubret9iten poiten bes
Gaorenreides.
SIetaaeitia fommt bic MsI6ara-
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Srat In Rraft IS. SEPT. 1902.
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gabn, Bis Clifton.
i0.l2 BORN. - 4ttomm. nap unloh'ortoos' gort
uns GETTYSBURG.
225 gaGm. attomm' map Hh'oHzStlOge
332 RqGm. - GrpreB nab 9ort unb 3. & 6.Sio.
I95 wobm Grpreb. Quntte an Der 6auptlinit.
6oo.rstopn, iopie GrsOsrid, Gmmitsburs uus
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dis qb,nos Gftumm. mad u~nionsgribee.
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235 Raam. - GfsOmm. mad llnionsgribes.
400 Ra6m. Qiiomm. nab Gmorn.grops.
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giutts unD G~spadsgareau Rr. 215, Dfs9olti.
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Gefanntmahnnae

RerfTeseIte 6preerunsesNnaebot r. nit Der zuis
Nihrltt Proposal for 3o-inch and I6-inch En-
CINE Lathes, and 36-inoh by 36-inch Planer"
berieber rrb an ben H9oaro Of MfpdrosH Der Stabt
Baltimore u~Oreifrt, nsrOen bis M I t 10 0 d, ben
&c. Rcbcmber 1902, 9ormittdes II l1br, i'm Sirtdu
hes StaOts8cgttrutors, Ratbbaus, Baltimore, qto.,
~entaegeH genomrnru fir bic 9isfetnnq aner drbeiz
ten, Watsridlien, Transportation uno complete abz
lettering an Die g9~afer=geb5roe Der StaDt 9alti=
more, #. o. b. Baltimore, To., elmer On 30
s6aiqen Mai6inen=S rebbonf, elmer On 16zs0aigen
Waitinen=8 rsBbanf uno tincs a. 36s3OaigeH BEL
36=joai1eu 6obels, gemdb ben Speiififutionen, bic
i'm giredu bes g8afer=SHeenieurs i'm Nafbbaule
bon gdltirnore, giD., SIT srbalteH fHo.
ane 6Orberuress Suocbotc miiTsu BON eintnt be-
glatbigten Shed in bcr S6be bon $4,000, geioqen
an Sr0re os Wapors unb StaDtratbes BON Sdltis
more, ~begletttt isin, unb tpirb BON DEM trtplqrtl1en
9ietsr bic StclunQ ether ;ufricoentcaenOcn gtrg=
f9aft fir bic qepifcnbofte 4usfibrung beg ueberz
tintommtng, benz O%Oppelten Gontrattiucrtbe gIettz
fpmmeuD, berlanQt.
angebotfeaer f6nntn anotbote fir iresnO cine
ober oIe obt9en Wai6inen cinret6sn.
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Srennenbes Grubennerf.

@bamofin, 3d., II. Sob. -
Die 8urnitbez3e9e, tpel9e 700 Mdn.
ner unb Singlinge bei9Gftigt, fling
beute 5euer. Cine ftdrte 4r6eiter:
fbaar lit nit benz 8efdmpfen Del
Slammen bef9Gftigt. Ollie 4ngeIteq:
ten, tpel6e bei'm 4usbru9 bes Seuers
inn Snnsrn am Nerfe tpuren, entta.
men unberGeBt. Die 9rube gebDrt Del
philadelphia C Reabtng Goal &
Sron Co."
(Spdter.) - 9as 5euer purbt
beute 4benb eeIOf9t, unb Die 4rbeit
in Der 3e9e pirO mOrsen tpieber aufs
derpmmen Gper0en.