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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-09-07
REPUBLICANS BUSY CLAIMING
EVERYTHING IN MAINE
Say They Will Elect Governor, LeaisIa-
ture and All the conuressmen.

PORTLAND, Me-, Sept. at the close
of the state and congressional compaign
in Main tonight the Republican leaders
assert that they will r~e-elect John F.
Two years ago Gov. Hills plurality was
3S, 900, but at that time there was much
more interest in the contest thar there
is now, as It was he year Of the pres
idential election.
1t is generally conceded that all four
of the Republican congressman will be
reelected. The legislature, as usual, will
be easily Republican, although the Dem
ocrats expect to make gains in both
branches, especially in the. house. The
principal interest in the election centers
in the four counties where the issue is
enforcement Of the prohibition law.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-09-07
Special to The Globe.

Special to The Globe.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Sept. 6.-Anx-
ious to get on to Beerville, where the
awaiting for a Sunday afternoon of ex-.
element, the Saints were compelled to
chop the second part of the double bill
with the Blues here this afternoon at
the beginning of the middle round and
one game is the best we get. Score of
that one, 6 to 1.
Having been let in on the fact that
the Saints were not strong enough to
delay the train for Milwaukee, the
Blues grew tired in the second part,
and as the Kelley men insisted upon
holding the lead they remained tired
until the affair was called off. After
the rest enjoyed in this section of the
game, the Blues should feel ashamed
of themselves if they drop one to Min
neapolis tomorrow afternoon.
r. Miller obliged for the Saints. 1t
now turns out that r. Miller is the only
real Miller pitching in this league. The
Minneapolis Miller is now Disgusting
himself as Mullin. His folks having
sent him through the Wisconsin uni
versity, hate to see him wasting it all
on the ball field, and as the unknown
needs the money he is wearing strange
names. Switching from Miller to Null
lin while in Milwaukee speaks bad for
the headwork in the Minneapolis team.
Schmidt or Katzenheimer might nave
swelled the attendance SO per CEN at
Beerville.
Miller and Gibson.
Close Game Gibson worked against
the only original Miller. Gibson held
his bonnet on, but his assistants
worked through a very ragged game.
No wonder they felt tired when the
second half started.
Miller was bumped nine times dur
ing the game, but when the Blues
thought a nance was moving up the
twirler settled down and was a reg
ular wiz. There was much rejoicing in
the stands when the n counter was
carried in by Lewee.
A. Stimmel was much in evidence
during the performance. In the first
part Archibald, though simply a re-
serve pitcher, spent much time discuss
ing the line of play with Jumps Nc
QUAD, and a big, burly copper chased
Archie off the lawn. He came back
and pitched the part that failed to fin
ish. Lefty Mcdonald came on against
the tall boy.
B.. Theil dropped a high one in a
very careless in the first round
of the game that counted, and before
the Blues had another chance two
Saints tailed. In the third P. Geier
and Lumley swatted for a tally and
clouts by billiard, Higgins and Lumley
sent two in in the fifth. Higgins raped
a double in the seventh and Kelley
copied a single, the two being worth
one more. Score:
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-09-07
HORSE WITH GAME FOOT WINS.
Mechesney Beats the Field and Makes
a Track Record.

CHICAGO, Sept. 6.-McChesney,
carrying the top weight of 122 pounds,
easily beat a field at Harlem today,
and cut four-f1fths of a second from
The track record of 1852 1-5 for a mile
and an eighth. Bon Mot, the faVorite,
was a length behind at the wire. Cor
figan, at % to i, finished with a rush,
beating Marque a length for the place.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-09-07
Major TAYLOR Defeated.

NEWARK, N. j., Sept. Crank L..
Kramer, of East Orange, at the Walls
burg track today, defeated Major Taylor,
the colored slider, in two straight heats Of
a race for a purse of $500. The time was,
first heat, half mile, 1:12 2-5; second heat,
one mile, AIS 2-5. The one-mile handi-
cap. professional, was won by John King,
of Newark, with Floyd Mcfarland, San
Jose, second, n John 7. Fisher, Chicago,
third. Time, 2:07 2-5.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-09-07
Reuan In First.

DETROIT, Mich, Sept. 6.-The City of
the Straits stake for two-year-olds was
the attraction at Windsor today, and was
best of the field. Time, 1:09. Four ia
vorites finished in front. Weather cloudy,
with light showers; track fast.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-09-07
BIcycIIst Disabled.

PARIS, Sept. 6.-Michaels' the bicyclist,
while training, possibly permanently dis
abled Huret, the French champion, in a,
collision. Huret had his ankle torn and
badly splintered by Michaels' pedal. The
surgeons declare the Frenchman will new
er be able to ride again.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-09-07
Golf champion of Ireland.

LONDON, Sept. 6.-H. H. Hilton, who
was the amateur golf champion of 1900
and 1901, won the Irish golf championship
today by 5 up and 3 to play. The cham
pionship games have been in progress
during the past week at Port Rush, Coun-
ty Antrim,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-09-07
Misses Nicely and cIosterman win.

women's Western tennis tournament to-
day consisted only on the semi-fnals in
singles. No doubles were played. The
results We're as follows: Miss Nicely de-
feated Miss Parker, TO, rs, 81; Miss
Closterman defeated Miss Banks, So, So.
The finals in singles will be played Mon
day.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-09-07
WITH THE AMATEURS.

The Favorites will play the s.. H.
Reeves team for the championship of
the sixteen-year-old class on the RAN
dolph street grounds his afternoon.
Hardy will work for the Favorites.
The team will lne up as follows: Cook,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-09-07
Surprise at pelmar Park.

ST, LOUIS, Mo-, Sept. Crook Dor,
at 10 to l., and overlooked in the betting,
won the Golden Rod stakes at Delmar
Park today. Salinda was the only win
ming favorite, lowering the track record
for a mile and three-sixteenths by half a
second. Track dull.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-09-07
NATIONAL A G
GIVEN AWAY IN FIRST INNING.
CHICAGO Gets an Early ADVANTAGE Over

BOSTON, Mass. Sept. 6.-Dexter pre-
scented Chicago tIiay's game in the first
inning, when, after making a brilliant
the ball into the first base bleachers.
Three runs came in on the play. Chicago
could not fathom Pittinger until the tenth,
when hits by Menefee, Evers n Dobbs
and Greminger's tumble yielded two runs.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-09-07
Scot Makes a Record.

LONDON, Sept. 6.-At the Pitlochrey,
P~erthshire, Scotland, Highland games to-
day A. O.. Cameron put the twenty-pound
weight 65 feet 8 inches, and the ffty-six-
pound weight 80 feet s inches, breaking
the worlds record.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-09-07
Lord Derby and The Monk.

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Sept. ga special
race has been arranged for between Lord
Derby and The Monk to be contested at
the state fair track Thursday for a hand
some cup offered by the state fair COM
mission.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-09-07
Golf at Winona.

Special to The Globe.
WINONA, Mimi, Sept. 6.-The Winona
Golf club defeated Lacrosse here today
by a score of z up. Eighteen pairs quail
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-09-07
....1 0 o 0 III
PHILADELPHIA Il 0 0 0 0 o.

Stated for Watkins in ninth inning.
Earned runs. Cincinnati 8. two-base
hits, Kelley, Corcoran; three-base hits,
Beckley. Bergen; sacrifice hit. Maloney;
stolen bases, Donlin. Hahn. Doom; dou-
BILE plays. Hahn to Steinfeldt to Coreoran,
Bergen to Kelley; left on bases, Cincin-
natl s, Philadelphia A; first base on balls,
off Hahn 1, off White /; struck out. by
Hahn 8, by White 10; time, LAB; umpire,
Browne.
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*Batted for Pittinger in fourth.
Earned runs Boston 2; two-base hit,
Lush; stolen bases. Cooley, Dexter 2,
Long, Slagle; double plays, Pittinger to
Long to Tenney, Kittredge to Long, Dex-
ter to Long to Tenney; first base on balls,
off Pittinger 4, off Lundgren 4; struck out.
by Pittinger A, by Lundgren A; passed
ball, Kittredge; time, 2 hours; umpire,
O'Day; attendance, 5000.
Howerman With a Bad Ankle.
NEW YORK, Sept. 6.-Pittsburg beat
New York in a loosely played game to-
day. Robinson was unable to catch
Mathewson's delivery, letting four balls
go past him. Bowerman relieved him in
the eighth inning, although his ankle was
In bad condition. Score:
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-09-07
BLUES DELAY PLAY
KANSAS CITY PLAYERS LOAF
AND SPOIL THE DOUBLE
HEADER
FIRST GAME is WON
BY THE KELLEY MEN

Miller Refuses Hits When Runs Are
Threatened and Gear Men Make
Costly Errors-St. Paul Team Leads
When Second Clash Is Called OFF,
StimmeI Is Chased off Grounds.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-09-07
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
DETROIT WINS DouRLE-HEADER.
MICHIGAN Men Show a Cnnnnlete Reversal

DETROIT, Mich, Sept. 6.-Detroit
showed a complete reversal of form today
and won the double-header from Baltt-
more with ease. In the first game But
Ter was hit to all corners of Bennet park.
Elberfeld's fielding was the feature of this
game. He made several marvellous stops
and throws. Two of Katolps bases on
balls developed into runs in the first in
ming of the second game, and four hits in
succession scored two more for Detroit In
the third. HaTley's home run was De
troit's last score. Thoney joined the Bal
timore team today. Attendance, 1900.
Seoi R. H. E.
Detroit ......4 ia IA 9
Baltimore ~ 001o2O00- o. 4 4
Batteries, Mullin and Buelow. Butler
and Smith; two-base hits, McAllisteT, Ell
berfeld; home runs, Barrett, Arndt: sac
riice hits, Barrett, Lepine, McAllister;
stolen bases, Casey Q, Mcfarland, Thoney;
bases on balls, off Mullins 8, off Butler 3;
left on bases, Detroit z, Baltimore a;
struck out, by Mullin 8, by Butler 2; time,
1866; umpire, O'Laughlin.
Second game r. II. II.
Detroit ......3 o 2 00010*- 10
Baltimore ....1 O 0 o 0 0 o / o. 2
Batteries, Yeager and Buelow, Katoll,
Smith, Robinson; two-base hit, McFar>
land; three-base hit, Mcfarland; home
run, Harley; sacrifice hits, Elberfeld, Le-
ninAs at0lep bases, Barrett B. LAQipes
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We MAKE A SPECIALITY OF
Evening Dress
Apparel
Louisville Has the Lions Share.

and Louisville closed their seasons series
here today by breaking even in a double
header, giving Louisville sixteen victories
to four for Columbus out of the twenty
games played by the two teams. Flaherty
shut the locals out with three hits in the
first game. Attendance. 1926. Scores:
First pa na-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-09-07
Columbus 80 o O O 0 0 4 o.
Louisville 100 0 0 0 2 0 0 l 0E3

sSchriver batted for Coons in ninth.
Stolen base. Flournoy; two-base hits,
McFarlan, Hopke, Kerwin, Spies; sacri-
fee hit, Coens; double play, Hopke to
Hart; struck out, by Mcmahon /, by Coons
8; bases on balls, off Mcmahon 1, off
Coons 2; wild pitch, Coons; hit by pitcher,
by Coons l; time, 1:31; umpire, Tindill.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-09-07

sRothfuss out for interfering.
Earned runs, Kansas City 1, st. Paul q;
two-base hit, Higgins; sacrifice hits, Nc
R AodhlfsMs, GIBSON iihsssi f Maggigns; EFT sa9le on Eases eases,
Kansas City s, st. Paul z; double plays,
Grady to Lewee to Cannon, Higgins to
Kelley 2; bases on balls, off Gibson 2, off
Miller @; hit by pitched ball, by Gibson /;
struck out, by Gibson 5. by Miller 1; wild
pitches, Gibson 2; umpire, McQuaid; time,
2 hours.
MIllers Take One.
MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Sept. 6.-Minne-
apolis won today's anne through Jacob
sons inability to locate the plate, he
waukee used three pitchers. Torrence's
batting was the feature. Score:
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-09-07

Games Today.
ST. Paul at Kansas City.
Minneapolis at Milwaukee.
Indianapolis at Toledo.
Louisville at Columbus.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-09-07

Slated for Bowerman in ninth.
Earned run EPittsburg 8, New York 2;
first base by errors, P%ittsburg 5, New
York 5; first base on balls, off Mathew
son 5, off Doheny. 1; struck out, by
Mathewsonu5 5, by Doheny A; two-base hits,
sacrifice hity Ritchey; stolen bases, Wag-
ner, Phelps. M~athewson, Burke 8; double
plays, Beaumont to Conroy, Mathewson
TO Mccain, Lauder to Smith to McGann
to B~owerman; wild pitch, Mathewson;
passed balls. Robinson 4; umpires, Lath-
am and Irwin time, 2:05; attendance,
5000.
Get Along Without Keller.
BROOKLYN, N. Y, Sept. e.-Brooklyn
beat st. Louis today, although Capt.
Keller was laid up n unable to take
part in the+game. In the first four inn
ings Pearson was hit safely eight times
ing the remainder of the game he was
batted only twice. Score:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-10

Yrd1toenf SomdS S1trd0d Sdlt1d.
in Gesenpart bes Ser. Staaten>
RriessfetretGrs Root unb bes ieitberi<
gen 9eneral=9 ouberneurs bon &uba,
@eneralmaior Or. Woob, bic fei.rli9e
Snausuriruns bes bonn tubanifden
DoIte erpdblten g~rGfibenten s %
mes 6 t + paIma ftatt,
fotpie bic Mmtseinfiibruns bes @iae=
prGiibenten Cuts 6 repe5
Romerp.
81. tubanifde Resierunssform lit
Der Der linton betnabe senau naasez
btlbet. Die 2estslatur beftebt aus
einem Inter unb etnem Sberbauie, bic
in ibren BefusniFen benz @eprdientanz
tenbaufe unb benz Senate Der Ser.
Staaten entfpre4en. 8eibe 9dufer aus
fammen bilben ben &onsreb.
Somas @itraba Yalma, Der 1886
in 8apamo auf R1ba seboren tpurbe,
1T Bel feinen 2anhsleuten auberorbentz
li9 beliebt. gr erbielt feline Nusbilz
bung in 9apanna unb Mabrtb unb
tpurbe Mbpofat. 8etm Musbru6e Der
HeDolution in 1868 i6lob er ii9 ben
MufftGnbii9en on unb nurbe 1875
gum Prdiibenten Der repoluttonGren
Resieruns setpdblt. palma eerietb
1877 nit benz 9enerale Garcia in 5paz
nii9e @efanseni6aft uno f6madtete
Biz 1879 in einem &erter in Spanten.
Sein eroBes 8srmDsen purbe fonfisz
sirt. Palma mar bierauf 2ebrer unb
bann 9eneralzpoitmetite in Sonbuz
ras unb leitete fpdter in Central @alz
lep, 81. g., Elm @raiebunssinftitut fir
latetnifdzameritaniide &nabsn. WGbz
renb bes ipanii9zameritanif9en &riez
ses NOR er Elm b~erborrasenbes Mttslieb
Der fubanii9en Sunta in Stem gorf.
Glei4 Palma erfreut ii6 auf Der
rPerle Der Nntillen" audi Der erpGblte
8iseprGiibent 2uis g1trepe5 Romero
GROCER Popularitdt. gr lit elmer Der
Sibrer bes tubanii6en 8arreaus unb
Fat fi6 als Nutor unb Staatsmann
einen Hamen sema9t. SIM 8ereine
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-10

pereinisten, Der ben beseidnenben Sea-
men vSantalusflub" fiibrt. Qls
S90pfer bes &lubs pirb Der &eprd=
fentant Samuel 8. Potpers bon Mafz
fa9ufetts %senannt, Der al6 ~Sprez
der" bes Gereines tit. ueber Die 8orz
sef6i9te Der 9riinbung eroGblt nan
fi9 Solgenoes:
9err popers unb Serr Herpin bon
Sbio, Elm ebenfaqs nit benz 81. &onz
srefIe gum eriten Male in bas &apitol
einseaogener 8oltspertreter, ipra6en
it9 an einem Sage gegenieitig bariiber
aus, bab bic neuen 3eprGIentanten 10
pentg Inerfennung fdnben, pdbrenb
es bod lire, gopers' rnb Nerpins
lleberaeusuns fei, bab bic neuen M2itz
slteber bes 9auies iuit 70 oiele 5dhtgz
tetten aufsuneifen bitten, lpie Die dites
rem. I'm ii9 mebr 9el,1ng gu pers
f9affen, purbe bic 8onftjtuirung zines
&lubs bef6loHen, benz, ME ansebeutet,
5dmmtli9e 40 neue G.prGIentantsu
beitraten. gs fpmme, 70 bieB es bes
Wetteren, BEL ben neren Witgliebern
pabren Santalusqualen glei6, gez
nDtbigt gu fein, Bel ben g2c9anblunsen
i'm 9auie rubig auf ben { iben gu pers
barren unb am Saum"I gu fauen,
ipdbrenb Die dlteren 81 2rdfentanten
fleiBtg bic &dSer Der Sci sesmiible be-
tpegten. @on bieiem fdoerpiesenben
8erslei9e Bis our Namlngebung bes
&lubs tpar bann nur Elm turasr
S4rttt.
Samuel 8. potpers tprrbe 1848 in
gornifh, 81. g., seboren. @r beiudte
bas Dartmouth college, Itubirte bic
Medte unb lit felt 1876 olS Ibpofat in
Bolton anfdifts.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-10

Gepralentallt SarleS 20. 9rtgg8.
bon Georgia einftimmis gum @ors
fBenben bes bemofratii6en 3omites
bes GeprGfentantenbau1es fir bic
Wablfampagne i'm fommenben 9erbit
ertpdblt, an Gtele bes ~ieitberigen lang
idbrisen 8oriiBenben Heprdientant
Sames .. 8i9arbfon bon Sennefee,
Der aus Observation-Disclosures rsisnirt
bate. Rtdarbion lit ber1elbe Mbgez
orbnete, Der unldngit i'm &eprd1entan>
tenbauie bic 3eiolution fir bic Gin
febung zines aomites CUR l1nteriu9une
Der 8orperbanblunsen fir ben @ntauf
Der bGnif9en MntilIen einrei9te unb
ibre Nnnabme betpirtte. 8ei biefen
@orperbanblunsen follen, pie es beibt,
geptfe 9ur9ite9ereten porsetommer
fein.
Sames M. @risss, Der 1861 in
Lagrange in Georgia eeboren purbe,
ftubtrte bic Re9te. Sn 1883 gum
8arreau srselafen, lieb er ii9 1884 in
4lapaba, @a., als Mntpalt nieber. Sn
1886 per5os. @rtsss na9 Sapion,
g., bon 1883 Biz 1893 mar er @nz
flaseanpalt i'm Pataula>& reisseri9t.
SIN lestsenannten Sabre in bag Ri9z
tertonesium ,biefes @eri9ts berufen,
NOR er Der iiinsfte 8i9ter i'm
rGrader"> Estate. Sn 1896 Ieete
8risss bic Stene rieber, Inn als Mfitz
9lieb bes Ser. StaatensH eprdientanz
tenbaufes gu fanbibiren. gr tpurbe
sepGblt unb trat 1897 in bas HeprGz
fe%ntantenbaus Elm, benz er feitbem uns
unterbro4en anseb0rt fat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-10
Die Repu6Gk Hu6a.
Ser beporitcbenhc @csicrunssmc6iel
aut Der Snlel.

aStn.ies 0eier-9abas Somereb, yranoemt
mmo IisepraIoemt = Ner. staatens@orbe,
battle = ~atriotismas. @bilantbropie umo
0emeinVnn.
Ser Sag riidt beran, an benz bic
ssSbee rguba 2ibre," fir pel6e bic &us
baner 10 piele Sabre beiB gefGmpft unb
selitten baden, CUR SbatIa6e pirb.
Dim 10. Mai b. s. tritt Der bonn fubas
ni19en 8plfe erpGblte &ongreb au1ams
men, um bic n0tbisen geieBmaBnabs
men fir bic llebernubme Der Nbminis
l~tration bon ben Imeritanern, bic bieie
befanntli9 felt benz iiegrei9en 2riege
unb Der 8ertreibuns Der Spanier in
1898 inne gebabt, ieitens Der reuen
fubanti6en Gegierung ansuorbnen.
Steie uebergabe erfolgt bann am 20.
Mai. Sic tit cine beinabe boaftGnbige.
Die bisberisen ameritunti9en Chill
bebDrben auf &uba itelen lire Sid
iigteit Elm, unb audi bic lnipnstrups
pen tperben BON Der nPerle Der Mns
tiuen" Suriidgeaosen, NIT Qusnabme
etlider Mhtbeilungen @rtiaerie, bic bor>
ldufis in befeitisten &iiitenpldben &uz
bas berbleibsn, UNI bic iunse &epublif
Dor alenfaliisen feinbli6en Nnsriffen
BON auBen gu i6iiBen. Iu9 bebdlt
fi9 bic lnionsregierung ben 8eiib Der
Sniel pinero unb bic @nlesuns BON
Roblenitationen in tubanif9en 9Gfen
pOr. @lei95eitis finbet am 20. Mai
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-10
AonsreRmit9lieo 6risgs.
8aus Woritemoen oeS cennofratiid1en 3omttei
oeS Observation-Disclosures ertp1blt.

9elesentli9 zines bieier Sage i'm
Rapitole au 8aibington. .. g., abse.
baltenen bemotratiiden Caucus purb.
Der Neprdientant Sames 90. @risss
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-10

SiSeprdiiOent gris Gitreps, &omero.
nit feinsr @emablin, bic iebr reid 1T,
bat er piel fir pbilantbropif9e unb se<
meinniibise 3nede getpirtt. Cine
sanae QnSubl Dffentlider @ebGube unb
Snftitute in Ruba, bic bon Gornero unb
ieiner Satin nit Stiftunsen bsbadt
tpurben, aeugen bon benz Gbeliinn bes
paares.
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SteSicpclc=S ionifcr6T
{ TIT 8tcpcle 9auptdnartier i?

Die 3peirdbler lb berbi6 etnsetaben, unern berrGben 9orratb au
1902 Sicpdes gu bdbauen. Oieelben ito berets 10 befaunt nit Ben oaup=
einselbeiten nnieres fehenoien Columbia 3penabes, bs es I~berfi1ie md=
re, basklbe gu bel5reiben. Iae, welde ndbere gtnselbeien ner sic me-
6anii3e Sbale wien mOaeu, iouten bic Eampbtae bur9lsisn.
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Mafbingtons Gantalusklub.
6ststneue 0eretnt8an8 Der steaet 1ettsIieo,
oe2 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Cine Dirt Senfatton bate Wafbinsz
ton, .. g.. unldnsit tnfofern 81 berz
aeibnen, als fi9 borten bic 40 neuen
Mitslieber bes Der. Staaten=H eprG>
fentantenbauies gu etnem 8erbanbe
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-09
mISceIIancou. Markets.

FEATHEE$-lu cr-uancs steady Prime i've
geese IN small sks. as: n large SKIS. &c: gray
&c IL small. sc IN large ss old white $500:
y &GEH- NN 1sI2fc. NIX I1ulfcs xxx &c.
ehicsen s. Iare ~ Per cent on small SKIS aud
DEERSEfNS. - teerFkins sc per
H.. biaek,su -. Texas az ise: antelope le per
HEcsWAN-Quet AZ @c per ID. fer prime.
~ So aheariiugs az g % Is. dry stocks. fallen.
RoOI-GiH=eng a. from a.oas: lady slip
PEI a. s.: seneca iSGtsc. PINK Al lee golden seal
:, As ape 49, ~ &c siuS ~ roy
- ssssatrE- bark AZ g. Wild ginEer At Sc; snake
NkE6NER sEEtSAs ND Per 10 lbs.
LlNsEED 0IL-EaW at sc. boiled a. Sc. prices
c1SruR BEAN-HS ger hu.
sT s.. aad i9Rs .fos 20 snail Gaaatgiss 10
CoTTuN-sEED oII-Summsr yellow at Sc:
white ~ winter Yellow sc: winter white as
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per ri 5 sd 81 5ed m5Fs Al ,Sis EranuiAied So
DRIED GREEN PEAS-Jobbing from store:
WHITE BEANs=Hand-pi picked beans In a small
Wv from store At g1E2G5 Der bu-. screened a.
as per bu-: machine-Dicked az sLs5 Lins
fornia pink az Sac: lsntns at Eee: New York
sRTERKRAUT-ro tObbers At 81 pS1.5o per
h%ait-ebl Eoe%S per hei on orders dealers
HoSEYGc5mb: Dark Sgsc: brgh, amber ieo
is fancy. white clover &c. southern in bhls. az
ENPTY RkEREI$Ic6ai II ra-ee1 IN s9r5
gasoline Sc: vinss1r Sc: black oil &c: IInsssd
a.. half b5ls. s.: vine q ssGerkrsnt sEs:
Iickls t5c sat four &c moiasses SOC: lard
MosS-GEy mixed 1'sGt7.e. gray. brown and
Xxx a. 7G-45e %NXLSr r.fsce Xxx 'lSae
Sss ilfsd5r gtcked less: extra bhck Sc.
ton: FAR $500: common sp655: choice a, s5
RAGS. ETc-Ier 100 Ms Country rigs at 5os:
,B9NE-che.ee s,eaehsd at SIS per ton: other
scRSP r. ASb METAL-Pe- 10 M.
Wrought ira &C heavy cast male.ole s,eei
h-ass htsy Ngss =; COPPER 50: zinc q 30:
rs rice worth te.so: mixef H-s0: new Hp.es. 10
%Nyerass receipts about s9sHc
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WALNCTS-Selirg at &c per hu.; California
!" ,l5FR-Soid n s. SS7I5S psr Ri shell
HICKORY Ntrs-Me gucte per bu. at SOC for
SORGHUM CANE sEED-Bsst bid at 81 Ger
S6RGHUM-Prime new eu0,abie at 2oazsc per
MAPLE SUGAR AND RUP-N sugar AZ
$ Der l5,; Canadian at lie: maple strip at 90
Grass s~EEDs-Timothy 81 g 500 aiO: clover
s. 70. new resiton 40 to ssE0.
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l-hel a. ~ mill run fruit hi At ESQ beer
Headings. per set-No. / f9ur hbL. g. mill RIM:
fi--inrh stock for apple hbl. exc: No . Do. sEe:
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CooPERAGF-Tsfd to-. s.i5 To- wood and
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rt.;-n % Bic h-hhiS sc; meal &c
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cotton t.es az STEERS Hemp Irvine Sc.