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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-11
THE CASH TRADE
EIRMNESs GENERAL-GooD DEMAND FOR
CHOICE COARSE GRAINS.


FLAN-Two cents under May was about the
vent at $1.15A. Rejected sold at Sill and
Minneapolis received % cars against q last
year and shipped a.. Duluth had q cars
Closing prices: Minneapolis-Cash, S115; to
arrive, S1.15: February. S1.J5; May, Silt; July
$1.17h. 9'''
CORN-No. I corn sold at 4O@41c No grade
sold at 36M31c: There a good general de:
,nand. No. yellow closed at 42c. Receipts IS
cars shipments. 5, cars. "a: . ::,-.s : =
nATs-Firm and steady prices were paid for
good oats. No. s white closed at 33a4 c., Re
ce1pts,, 80 cars shipments, 16 cars. @E,,{"js
MILLSTUFFS-Trade is active and there is
good steady demand The market is strong as
quoted. Bran in bulk. $14.75@15; shorts: STA. rs
M15;. flour mddlings SIC. 1911; red dog, 81 g. IS
o b. feed In 200-lh Sacks 81 per ton additional.
Shipments $50 tons.
FEED AND MEAL=-Prices are ,quotably lit
tie easier all grades There is fair demand
and a satisfactory business reported. Coarse
ground feed 2-3 corn. 1-3 oats $15.5O6l IS:
No ground feed. y, corn, q oats. $16@16.25:
No. 8 ground feed, 1-3 corn, % oats, $16.5O@
1e75. :.,- -. ,.~ =. = ,.".
BARLEY.-No important changes we're made
In barley. The general tone is steady with de-
mand for the choice lots. Feed grades are quoted
42@aOc: mailing grades. 50@5sc. Receipts, p
cars; Shipments II cars. .!a;%>E VI - "
RYE-No. 2 closed at 4T14c. Receipts, cars,
shipments, car. ~ - - @'5Ft&'r : !
HAY-Prices are easy quoted Upland.
choice, s1O.5O@11: upland. No. I - s1Om1 o 5l)
midland. ss@s.5O: medium. s767.5O: off color.
$5oo@6.50; timothy. choice, 0.5oM11 :; tim
othy, No. I, $lO00105O: No. 2, $9m9.5O: rye
straw, choice. $6.500i Z: Receipts IS tons"
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RAILROAD CARPENTER KILLED

Falling Stack Struck a ScaffoId Upon
Which He Was at Work
EDGEMONT, 8. Dc. M. Tracy fore
man of the Burlington carpenter crew on
this division, was killed while taking
down a large stack at the Burlngt on
roundhouse. Galen McKean an assist
ant. was injured.
The foreman and his men were lowering
the stack, having unfastened several of
the bolts supporting it. One of the bolts
held longer than the rest. causing the
1.000-pound stack to swing from it's path.
1t hit the scaffolding on which Tracy and
Mexican were standing and they were both
hurled to the ground. Tracy was mar
-ied, and his widow and children reside at
haywood. Neb.
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WHEAT MOVEMENT BY ROADS.

Observation-Disclosures. II; Omaha 20: ST
Louis. Al Great Northern, IS; Burlington, IS;
500: -16: Northern Pacific. /.
q. shhipped(Aiilwaukce: 10: Omaha, 4; St.; Louis,
Great Western 5; Rock Island. /.
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BISMARCK, N. D.-Contcmpt proceed
ings were begun against a. T.. McGahey.
charged with resisting the officers who
made the recent liquor raid in the ba Sc
ment of the Northwest hotel.
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OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS ,OF THE MINNEAPo.
LIS PRODUCE EXCHANGE -.

offLC1AL 9uoIAI1oNs 'OF THE MINNEAPO.
LIS PRODUCE EXCHANGE. 80,
Wednesday, Feb H.-Extra creamery
butter firm; ,pocking stock, steady. Strictly
stsady Appss sos stfsdv rots sFssn
s zecsnd dsrs sr eH II a4s
ls@i5c packing stock sm1sc; fresh r renoTated d
EGGs-stricty fresh. cases included. loss off.
per doz, 161Ac strictly fresh, case count, 15c;
checks and seconds, Sc; cold storage candled;
cItEEsE-rwins or fats, fancy, 141sc; twins
or fats choice 1al@c; twins or flats, fair to
>, lie; brick, No. 3, 7@sc; primost, 10: i, Sc;
SWISS. no. ?. round, isc; Swiss No t. bloek,
14 %RnSSEH sTiSs A. z 6ock l2c Ii 81,
@9c; fair to good, Sc; small or overweight, y
a. &c: mutton. fancy. 6@61ac; lambs, pelts off.
fancy, 714c; hogs, light, &c; medium, NC;
RABBIrs-Jack, per doz, ss@s.25; cottontail,
sQTGRRELs-Gray per doz, Coo; red, per
:. F1sH.-rike. large. per ID. Sc; small and ne
small. &c; pickerel, 4@6c; bullheads. skinned,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., per large crate, $50
CABBAGE- Home grown. fancy, per large
PoIAToEs-p bu small. lots. 4o@45c: car
lots, No. I, sacks extra Soc; medium sacks ex-
SWEET POTATO ES--C,obdens. per bril- 1913
POPCoRN-0ld rice. per ID, 4@5c; new rice
NEW HONEY-White. fancy. lib sections.
tic: choice. 1.lb sections, 15@16c.
I DRIED %PEAS--Fancy yellow. per bu. SIT
medium, $50: green, farcy, s175; medium
81. %: marrowfat. So. 80.
DRIED BEANS--Fancy navy. per bu. $2.l5
choice navy. S. 80; medium hand-picked. $2.25:
| medium. fair, s1.75; brown, $50: fair to good.
| 81 2OM1 %.
APPLIES onat than. per brl. s.; Ben Davis,
| $3.50: Wnesaps, $4 Missouri Pppins, So. 50;
| Willow Twgs. s4 Baldwins, $3@3.25; Green
TiNTAPPLEs- crate, $50 $50.
| Observation-Disclosures, fancy, as to size. s4.5O,
1.ehoice, s4.25
! Observation-Disclosures navels as to size, fan
I cy SIS 20: choice as to size. $2.75@3: Californi
| budded seedlings, 1925: Florida Brights, 81 %
as; Florida Russets, $ $tis g. s.
| GRAPE FRUIT--Per box, S4.25.
STIsAWBERR I Es--Floridas. per quart, 65c.
- CRANBERRIF;S-P Per ,brl. $12; per box, 81.
GRAPMTlugas I Res se bapsSeS
dunn punches, $225@2.5O; small lunches S2:@
| 215.
| VEGETABLEs--Wa beans, per bu, So; egg
plant, per doz. sl.5n6D1.75; radishes per do'
punches, 45m5Oc; lettuce. per doz, Soc; lettuce
heads per doz. roe: mint. per doz. 25@30c; Gu
/ cunbers, per doz, 81 2501 20; celery. per doz
35@s9e ta i per nu III 4os carrots per D"
NEW YORK PRODUCE, Feb. n-Butter-
I Receipts. 1850 pkgs: Irregular; state dairy. q
25c; creamery. common to choice, 100 25c
4 Cheese-Receipts. 2,095 pkgs; firm; state full
<ceam fancy small colored. fall made, l4!ac
+ late made. 13A @14c; small white. 14Ac; lat
1 . 1orr oro1 oil 1oo6n hc
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NEW YORK. Feb. 11.-Soon: Money on call
steady at e per cent prime mercantile h paper
business in bankers bills at $4s7. 35@4 80 for
bills: posted rates. $4s5 and Sass. Commercial
bills. 81 1882 @4.s4. Bar silver. 47a4c; Mexican
dollars. 37iac. Government bonds steady:
funding 2s. registered and coupon. 10SA: IS.
registered and coupon. 107; new is. registered
134h coupon 1859; old As registered and cou-
pom 10: IS: registered and coupon. 1929
NEW YoRk. = Feb: 11-Excl'anges, s2ss, 444,-
MINNEAPOLIS. Feb IL Bank clearings to-
day. So 195.514.56; New York exchange. selling
rate '0c premium. buying rate 25c discount
Chicago exchange. selling rate 25c premium buy
ing rate 25c discount: London 6o-day sight docu.
CHICAGO, Feb 1i.GSiearngs, s2s, 5s4, 1868.
balances, $1.34o,094. New York exchange, par;
foreign exchange unchanged: sterling posted at
SIS for 60 days and at 81. IS for demand.
ST. PAUL, Feb. 11.-Clearings. 1921 1914. 6S;
f. for 9TH The e week same week last year.
BALTIMORE. Feb. 11.-Clearings. 81, 16s, 34s:
balances. $3.50. s5s. Money 5 per cent
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 11.-Clearings s1S.-
961. 800; balances, So, 491 ,495. Money, 1905 per
BOSTON. Feb. n-Exchanges, $24, ASS, 224
| balances. $1,636, 713.
rentes, 100f 2lac for the account. Exchange on
London. 25f Ice for checks.
BERLIN. Feb. 11.-Ex change on London, 20
| marks 40 pigs for checks.
| LONDON, Feb. 11.-Gold premiums quoted
as follows; Buenos Aires 127 80; Madrid. 80. 40;
Lisbon, 25. Bar gold, It's 91ad; American
BERLIN. Feb. 1.-THE rate of discount of
the Imperial Bank of Germany was reduced to-
/ day from to 312 per cent.
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OMAHA LIVE STOCK Feb 1l.--turtlc. re-
ceipts $500: slow and lower: beef steers. $5.:an
as %: cows and heifers. S2&,0t:;.Sl: canrers
$l.I5M265: stockers and feeders. $3m4.3O.
Hogs. receipts. 12.5nn: &c lower: heavy, S6.T3
@6.9U: pigs. $3.1om6.5o.
Sheep. receipts. 5000; steady; sh"ep, 81.
as. 80: lambs. 47o6I6.2j
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GAlENA, S. D.-A barn and other
buildings and a team of heavy draft horses
belonging to Swan Erickson: a ranchman.
were burned. The loss will reach $1,000.
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LIVERPOOL GRAIN, Feb. l1.-Wheat spot.
No. ] northern spring, quiet. Is 91ad: No. 2 red
western winter steady. is I'D: No. l Cali
May, 6s 2hd July nominal. Corn, spot, Ameri-
can mixed. new As OK American mixed old,
is 3had, - 80 - 80
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MIDWAY HORSE MARKET, minnesota Trans
fer st. Paul. Miun.. Feb. t1.--Barrctt & Zim-
norman report increasing activity in demand
for f.rn, horses for the Dakotas. Local dealers
added some life to trade. Prices raised so
a head on prime offerings. but the inferior and
comm.n grades showed weakness. Values:
Drafttrs. extra. S1S0G $50: draftcrs. choice. $3.50
also: drafters. common to good. S130@ $50:
farm mares. extra. S130M 165: farm mares.
S90M115
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STATE GRAIN INSPECTIONS. FEB. 10

Inspected Wheat--Cars-Great Northern
No. hard. 3: No. i northern. IS: No. 2. north
ern. So: No. 8. 5: rejected: s: no grade, q -
Chicago: Milwaukee, & st. Paul-No. ! nortf-
srn, 6: No: 2 northern. 20; No. 3. Ii; rejected.
no. no grade, 1.
Minneapolis & st. Louis-rNo. / srrorttern IS.
No. 2 northern. is; No. 9, 6; rejected p; no
grade 2. 1880 800 y
500 Line-No 1 northern. II; No. 2 northern,
Ill: No. 3, J.. .
northern. 8; rejected, 4: no grade, J..
Chicago, st. Paul. Minneapolis & Omaha
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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS

DULUTH GRAIN Feb. t1.--wheat was very
lively but much lower to-day. May gradually
declined to TIC: where it. closed. July was
quiet and shared in the decline. Flax was
lower by cent. May selling down to SLIT. Re-
CENTS. wheat 1o2 cars; corn. 1; oats. %: barley
Il; , aaS ~; ship om oariey Il .o:s5 bu
/ northern, cash, 7Glac: arrive. Tic; May. 771sc
July. 77Ac; No. 2 northern. cash. 1ac: No. g.
.711Ac: fax. cash. $1.14A; arrive, 81 ISL: May.
Sill; July. S1.17A: oats. cash. SOC: May 351ac:
rye, cash, 49c; May. 501ac.
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COMMON BEEF SLOW
But the Butchers Stock Is Quoted
Steady at the Decline Of
Yesterday.
Hogs About Sc Lower With Re-
ceipts Light, but Of Bet
ter Quality.

Railroads entering The yards reported receipts
for the day by loads follows:
Chicago Great Western, i; Chicago. Milwaukee
& st. Paul, 2: Minneapolis Il st. Louis, 3;
Chicago, st. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha. 10;
Great Northern, .: Northern Pacific, e.; total,
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TOLEDO GRAIN AND SEED, Feb. 11.SClose:
SM W active lower; cash; 77Ac: May,
s sue bid: July 76hc. Corno-Dull; weak; Feb
February, 3sc: May. 375Ac. Rye-No. 9. >53&c c.
Cloversee1-Dull. weak; February. $7.O21s
March, $7.O71s bid. Timothy-Prme, ST SIS,
Alsike-Prime, SIS. -
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CHICAGO SEED AND COARSE GRAIN. Feb
l1.-FlaN. cash. northwest $1.2O: southwest
lilo; May. $l.2olH. Rye, May 81 iac. limo
thy. February. $4.O5. Glover, February. $11.75.
Barley. cash. 44M5 Sc. ------.--- 80
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CHICAGO PRODUCE, Feb. 11.-Butter--
23c. Eggs--Weak: frsts. cases included. 16c.
eese-Steads;s twins. lac: daisies. 1870;
Young Americas. 1313c. Dressed Poultry
stendy: turkeys. 1511sc: chickens. 1o@131c.
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/ ST. LOUIS GRAIN, Feb 11.-Close: Wheat
lower; No. red cash elevator 71Isc No. 2
hard. 1l@T4c: Corn. lower; No. cash. Al Nc
Oats, lower; No. 2 cash. sec; No. white, 3Slkc
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BELLE FouRcHE, S. D.-George Red
ding is in jail charged with having sold
a horse borrowed of friend
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KANSAS CITY GRAIN

KANSAS CITY GRAIN, Feb. 11.--close:
No, hard, 67la G6slac; No red, 69@70kc
Corn, April 3s1s Ml3sHc: May, 2s!hc; July. aSc;
! cash No. 2 mixed. 3S% @391ac; No. 2 white, dOk
M4ll2c. Oats No 2 white, 251h 136c.
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.-Coffee futures opened quiet at unchanged prices
but developed a frmer tone after the call as
result Of lighter interior receipts. small esi-
mates for the Santos crop and firmness in the
primary markets. Demand was light. but offer
ings were limited and midday prices partially
;, points higher, Sales were 5000 bags, includ-
September, sc: Novemt er. o.15c: December
33oc Rio frmer; No. Rio, $3.50; exchange.
Receipts 5000: cleared for the United States,
$4,000; cleared for Europe. 1000: stock, 500,
900. -
Sugar: raw. firm; fair refining. ! 81 &c: centri-
fugal. 96 test 35sc: molasses sugar. . 15-16c:
refined. firm: crushed. 5.21c;' powdered. i.7lc:
Moasses quiet; New Orleans. 32@4oc.
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PROVISIONS

CHICAGO PROVISIONS, Feb. n.-Provisions
were quiet and easier with hogs. May pork
opened &c lower at S1G.S5 May lard, 21kc down
at $945. and May ribs unchanged at 500.
Close: Pork May, $3.50: July. $500 Lard.
February. So 52h; May. SO. Is: July, So. 20 Ribs,
May, $500; July. $3.05: September. $9O21a.
NEW YORK PROVISIONS, Feb. 11.-Beef-
Steady. Lard-Dull prime western steam, $40.
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Close
Year Ago.
THE DAYS RESULTS
Wheat.
CLOSING CASH PRICES

ard 36$ic. Corn, May, 45Ssc bid; puts, ASA
45ssc; calls, 451ac.
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KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK,

KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK, Feb. n.--Catt1e
Receipts. 5000: weak to 1oc lower: beef
steers $3.15M 5.35: Texans. $2.5oM4.2o COWS
and heifers. S1.5oal}9O: stockers and feeders.
S2.1IGL4.5O.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000: weak to &c lower:
heavy. Sc. SOaI6.95:- packers. SO. I21. 6EG.S2I
workers. $6.756I Is So =: pigs. $fGt6.45. ...
Sheep--Recepts. 5000: Strong. Sheep, $3.50
Glj10: lambs, S.. 600l62J. -
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HAICHT g. FREESE CO..
GRAIN TRADE GOSSIP

Clearances. Wheat and four 427 200 bu;
corn, 30 900 bu: oats. 2S. 900 bu.
Broomhall estimates Argentine wheat ship
m"ntS this week 1T |. SOC. 900 bu.
Charters have been made Duluth for 500. 600
blu wheat for spring shipment
Liverpool close: Wheat, sd lower; corn, sd
higher.
Paris close: Wheat, centi1nes lower to 10
confines higher; -four quiet, 15c higher to 100
lower.
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LoNDoN cLos1Ne sToCKs.

LONDON CLOSING STOCKS, Feb n--Con.
soils for money: 90 1910: for the account 49,
ferred. 1o3si; baltimore & Ohio. los; Canadian
Pacific. 141hs; Chesapeake Ohio 81; Chicago
Paul. 1917 De Beers. 22E.: Denver & Rio
Grande, 43as; Denver & Rio Grande preferred,
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GENERAL PRODUCE

- NEW YORK LEAD AND COPPER. Feb. H.
Lead--Quiet; S4.121a. Copper--Steady; IL 756
z ',
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PUTS AND CALLS,

Two o'clock report:
Puts-May wheat. rT57s a &c. ....
Calls-May wheat, 1914 @76kc.
Curb-May wheat, -.761. &C. r; 49,.
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DAILY WHEAT MOVEMENT.

The follow ing are the receipts and shipments
at the principal primary wheat markets:
ReCeintS mt
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NEW YORK GRAIN AND FLOUR. Feb. H.

Flour Receipts. 9,4so brls: sales. 1900 nkgs:
fn saoaa25 for spot and o arrive
wheat Receipts. 1920 bu; Sales 100000 bu:
opened steady. then eased off under liquidation
and by midday weak at &c decline from
the top: May. ST tlt-16cMs2 3-16c: July, T6B a
79Ae:, September, 77%c Ryeo . state aa
o b aaoat. Corn-Receipts. $4,000 bu: sales
100, 900 bu; opened firm :on bad weather west,
but eventually sold OFF with wheat; March: 81 Is
Receipts. 109,50o bu barely steady; track
while. 43@46cs - r S.ts5zs
4QancL.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE, Feb 11.-Butter-
Receipts, 1850 pkgs; Irregular, state dairy. q
Csc; creamery. common to choice, 19@25c
5Cheese-Receipts. 2,o95 pkgs; firm; state full
cream fancy small colored. fall made, 41ac;
~lafe made 1874 l14c; small white. 14Ac: late
made. 1890: large colored fall made. 144c;
late made, 1899; large white, fall mad de- 4 &c;
late made, 1890. Eggs-Receipts. 1888 pkgs;
steady; state and PENNSYLVANIA average best.
21c western, fancy. 19c; southern. 1SG1si2c;
refrigerated. 13@16c.
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ST. LOUIS LIVE STOCK, Feb. 11.--Cattlc-
Rcceipts. 400; market easy: beef steers. i@
$50; stockers and feeders. $2.40M4.3o: COWS
and heigers. S2.25@4.73; Texans. S2lo@ ! 80.
Hogs-ReceiDts, 1000: 90 Zoe lower pigs.
S. 4Om so; packers $G.1oai6.9o; butchers, $3.50
16.95.
Sheep-Receipts. 1000: steady; sheep, $40
GJ.20; lambs, $5M 500.
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MILWAUKEE GRAIN, Feb. 11.--Flourss dull.
Wheat lower, close. No. 1 northern. SO@SOAc;
No. 2 northern 7S1s,@119c: May. eISAcs sellers
Puts. 7s4 @T7Mc bid; calls 7sAc bid. Rye.
steady, No. i. 51@52c Barley. steady; No. 2,
"a 1ac; sample, 43@56c: Oats, steady; stand
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Cattle. 100: hogs, 45Un.
IIogs-,n Toe lower. Sales: "a. 11J lbs
s63o: 81. 24S lbs. S6::': Ct. 29s lbs. $6.75.
Cattle-About steady. Sales: Ia bcevcs. J lis
II $. $40 10. 11l4 lbs. 81: Il. 40 lbs, S4.I3
is COWS. 800 lbs, $2.25: Is: 1.oS, lbs $40: T.
800 lbs. SID; II stockers. SIS lbs. $500; H.
1.O96 lbs, $500 ~ I.179 lbs. $4.4o yearlings.
sos lbs, $2.7j: S. COG lbs, S3.75; II, ga lbs.
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MONEY REPORTS

Total sales, 416. 500. &-3-. -.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-09-10
Nag1a przygOda.

Nledbalstwo robi odpowiedzial-
nof6 " wielu przypadkach a my
nigdy ME wiemy kiedy go sic spo-
dziewat. Jest dobrze wiedzied ola
naszego wlasnego pozytku j ola
:innych, re Bucklena masG Arniko-
wa jest najlepszem " swiecie lekar-
stwem ma spar1enia, odparzenia,
~skaleozeaia, wyrzuty, guy j krwa.
wnice. Tylgo 25c. Gwarantowane
.Ipplrrsaaesaz ~. =. KoWalewskiego apte>
9l1m
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-09-10
ZE SLASKA.

KATOWlCE. Policya odbyw.
sly przeglad nocny n~atrafi4a pod
stogiem starYch ma}zonk6w. Noco-
wall W ten spos6b lod golem ME-
BEN. Ma p!taD,e oswiadczyli, re %
katarynlarzami. Ia mimi z norY
wykulnela sic d~ziewczynka v ZACH.
manach. A co ia tutaj robi? zapyta}
olicyant. = Ona ucsy ale u mas
gcspodarstwa! by}a odpowiedz.
OPOLE. Straszny pozar zni.
szczy} W Mafym Kotorzu 40 posia-.
dfosci, prawie pol wsl, DO oko4o
100 budynkdw. Dziewieciu pos,e.
dzici Ii wcale ME jest zabezpieczo-
nych, a vielu innYch zabezpieczy4o
tylko budynki. Ci stracili wszyst.,
kle sprzety domowe (meble), pc
czescl zniwo, narzedzia maszyny
rolnicze! Polar wybuchu2} u paDa
Swietka. Tam W ~nieobecnoecl oica
9 letni chfopak ma podw6rzu roznie-
Gil ogie6, kt6ry pochwycif kupe
drzewa suchego, a nastepn1e Gala
posiad}ok6. Zanim sprowadzono ST.
hawke, pali}a sic juz cha'upa So.
siada poslad}o6e Swita}y po drugie]
stronie, poczem wiatr roznosj1
ogien, az POI wsi sta&o " pfom1e-
mach. Ma,ka posiedziclela Andres
ia Sowy,6e letnia n1ewiasta, pr5bos
wa}a wypedzlc SWINE z chlewa, .lecz
zgine}a W p4omieniach, a syn, kt6-
~ sic koniecznie chcia} ratowat,
odni6s} c;ezkie poparzenia. z pivz
nicy posiad1osci Pawfa Nowaka wy
strategy nieprzytomna nie~
posiedziciela B,rknera trze~
ba by}o edwiezc do lazaretu z po~
wodu %poparzenia. Brak woody utru
lnia} gaszenie pozaru.Z Opola przy~
oy}o loo zolnierzy i straz pozarna
Ia pomoc, z 6 sasiednlch wsi wye}a
40 sikawki. Niekt6rym ludzlom
sic p,eniadze. (Dla czego
lie z}ozyli je W banku ma procent:)
.ieda pomiedzy pogorzelcami jest
Trzeba pom cy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-09-10
z POD MOSKALA..

MOsKWA. Obywatel +, homo
rowy'' adwokat Leopold Robert
Schlesinger ,,drapna}' miasta
Moskwy, zabrawszy przez oszust~s
Il f~a{szerstwo weksll 4-sta tysiecy
rubli. Drapnaf "a granice ma pasz~
port Wilhelma Schlesingera, brata.
Pie6 tysiecy rubli ustanowiono na'
grody "a jego pochwycenie.
PRZESZkO 81 milion6w rubli
ma gorza}ke wyda}a ludno6c Kr6-
lestwa Polskiego " ciagu ubieg}ego
roku 1902. Weu}ug obliczenia ,Zo-
rzy''', opartego M rzadowej statys~
tyce, suma wydana przez luduosc
tamte]sza wynos1 dokladnie 81 mi
llon6w i 657 tysiecy rubli. A u mas?
C~zESTOChOWA. Zydxi oba-
wiajae sic zaburzel z powodu Swie~
ia Matki Bosklej, sprowadzil, ma
wlasny koszt 1000 wojska do Czes-
tochowy, sami zaS opu&cili ma dzlen
ten injury miasta.
KALISZ. w sprawie p~o1aczenia
toru kolel warszawsko. kallskiei z
torem ostrowsko skalmierzyckim
tocza sic obecnie r%okowania pomie'
dry rzadem rosyjskim, a pruskim.
.hodzi take 0 wprowadzeuie tary7
y ma towsry przenoszone z jednego
;oru ma drugl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-09-10
w RODZAJE LUDZI

DIVA RODZAJE LUDZI -
Ma tym swiecie many diva 70 .
dzaje ludzl - jedni, kt6rzy zasta-
nawiaj2 sig i martwia swemi choro-
bami, az popadn2 W ciezka choro~
be, a dru Icy, kt6rzy ME zwracaja
wcale uwagi ma to, jak groznym
jest ich stan, az juz jest "a p6zno.
E. Anderson z Airport, Pa, pow ia
da: ,Przesz}o przez diva Iata ME by
fem sdolny do piracy, bedac zupe}nie
podupad}ym ma zdrowiu. Moja iona
powiedziafa mi pewnego dina:
Martwle sic o ciebie, gdyz wygla-
dasz jak %umierajacy cztow,ek, VIE
Gel podobny do trupa niz do zyja-
cej isto,y; musisz sic postara6 0
jake lekarstwo ma twa chorobe
f. %zpocz2}em niebawem,uzywat Co.
mozo i wyzdrowia}em zupe4nie
rrawdopodobnie ME ma lekar-
silva, kt6reby tax predko przywra-
ca}o wycienczone osoby do zdrowia
i silly, jak Ora Plotra Gomozo. Me
jest to lekarstwo apteczne, ale
sprzedajq je ludzlom miejscowi
agenci a'bo sam wlasciciel, Dr.. Pc.
ter FahrneY, ll2--ll4 So. Hoyne
ave Chicago, Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-09-10

KRAJANKA. Pod jakims po-
zorem uda} sig robotnik Dinkatt ma
poddasze. Gdy dtuzszy czas ME
wraca}, udaaa sic jego iona "a MIN
ku niema}emu pr~ze1azeniu apos-
trzeg}a swego meza wiszacego ma
powrozie. Me stracifs u iednak
przytomno6cl j natycbmlast pre-
oieia powr6z iprzez poruszanle rak
zaozesa 60 przywraoad do zycia, 60
jej sic tez ndalo. n. zamierzat 70
pe}nid somobdjstwo, leos ME
stwierd11ono, oobY 60 do tego s'ra-
|s.livego c.ynu popohoat moglo;