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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-18
DANSBY & DANSBY.
TELEPHONE ia.

Boys rubber collars at Coulter's.
Now catch laO3maekoral. Howell
Bros. PTS
&. {. Scale Of Callahan county is
here on visit TO his old home.
Miss Adlino Sanders returned yes
terday from "a visit 10 Navasota.
Miss Cliftine Blake Of Houston Is
the guest of Miss Alberta Adams.
Judge and Mrs. John y. Hender-
son have returned from Ballinger.
Miss Sarah Gordon Of Houston is
the guest OF Miss Fannie Patterson.
Mrs. A. G.. Zehner left yesterday
Tor Palestine. She viii return later.
Mrs r. II. Harrison aud children
returned from Benchley yesterday.
Mrs. John Daily and son, Master
Tom, have returned from Houston.
W. +. Connolly OF Hubbard City
Is hero visitinghis son, w =. Com
nelly.
Mrs. ID. G. DoMaret has returned
from Mineral Wells greatly im-I
proved Ia health.
Miss Annie Bookmau of Oak
woods Is the guest of Mr. aud Mrs.
Leon 2 Bookmau.
Hon. stump Ashby spoke at the
court house last night iu the interest
of anti-prohibition.
J. W. Mitten of Corsicana is here
To- attend the fair and has a horse
entered for tho races.
Miss Douio McPhan Of Slate
Springs, Miss, Is the guest OF Rev.
and Mrs T.. l.. shottles.
Aubrey Rhodes returned from
Honue yesterday accompanied by
Robert Coffin of Houston.
Misses Edna Hardy OF Nayasota
and Pearl Rogers of Reagan are
guests of Miss LOula Coulter.
Fresh bread and cakes light, clean
and wholesome, supplied 90 any
quantity by the Texas Bakery, Mrs.
otto Boehmc. Propriotross. dtf
n. T.. Battle, who has been holding
down the position of night operator
for the n. st e.. during the alb
sense of stuart Harris, lcft yestor-
day for Hockey.
Mrs. o. a. Carr of sherman, presi-
dent aud founder OF the Carr-Bur-
dotte college OF that city, is visiting
Bryan iu tho interest of her school,
the guest of Mrs Spencer Ford.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-18
FINE RACING.
Aug. H. 1905

There is no question bat that the
races az the fair commencing today
will by far better than on any for
mor occasion. In factthey viii be
a. good as seen anywhere, and the
people Of this section viii have an
opportunity TO see as good racing as
Dallas. san Antonio or any other
racing point In the state. Fifteen or
twenty Of the best horses In Texas,
from Taylor. Houston, Austin, Cor
sicana and San Antonio are now on
the ground Such horses a. Petit
toner. Choctaw Belle, Hall Mex,
Gladys and Bessie X. will start Ia
races. Bessie X. has gone three Of
the fastest heats ever paced Ia the
state. The people should appreciate
the efforts Of the management In
securing such horses for the fair.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-18

For sale Cheap. Tho Prater place
six room house, four lots. plenty Of
good water. Apply 10 j. l.. Pra-
ter. ID
Miss Aubra Tabor OF Houston left
yesterday to attend the state en-
campment and visit relatives in
Austin.
O. W. Hardy OF Houston has lo-
Gated iu Bryan for the cotton sea-
son a. the representative Of Weld
O. Neville.
Miss Sallie Frazier has returned
from Bryan, where she has been
visiting the past week.-Marlin
Democrat.
The City and Exchange brabor
shops viii be- closed Thursday alter
noon from o'clock sharp, 90 g.
Please take notice. 20
Rev. G.. a. Hooper was here from
Navasota yesterday and conducted
quarterly conference at the Metho-
dist church last night.
Chas. Knoblanch has returned
from Marlin, much improved in
health His family lately returned
from "a visit 90 San Antonio.
Rev. James Kilgorc Of George
town, educational commissioner for
the Southwestern University, spent
sunday and yesterday in the city
Mrs Mamie r.. Curry and Miss
Maud Mallory of Caldwell are here
Visiting Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Iidwell
and daughter 40 the Exchange hotel.
Alva Graham, driver Of the street
sprinkler had his lcft forearm
broken yesterday shortly after noon
| lie loapcd over "a fence and iu some
manner foll upon his armpnd broke
| 90.
For sale or Reut-On account of
leaving Bryan new 8 room house.
large cistern and every coincidence,
also fue piano, furniture add house
hold requisites Tor sale. Hilton Bros
& Co. 22j
Miss Willie Rogcrspf Bryan, rop-
resentiug the Josamino Institute OF
Nicholasvillc, Ky, spent several
days with her friend. Mrs. S. d..
Hickman this wcok -Hooruo Demo-
crat.
". a. Wilkorson n brother oi A..
w. Wilkcrson of This city, hos boon
elected Alderman 90 Henuo 60 suc-
coed D.. Rohdo resigned. Mr. Will
korson received 800 votes tu 90 cast
for DIS opponent.
Miss Crumo OF IT, Worth. Miss
Jones OF Houston aud Miss Miller of
Bolton are guests OF Misses Nellie
and Hottio Smith who are entertain
ing a house party during che fair at
/ tho hospitahlo home OF Capt. and
Mrs. Geo. w. smi.h.g
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-18
&c n. SCHEDULE.
lrrn norNn rnAINs.
Local Wese,S

Fresh Mackercl at Clarke q Foun-
tains. -l9
Two houses for rent. Apply Go NJ
l.. Wallace. 2li
Walter Brown Of Anderson Is here
visiting relatives.
r. Marion Law is enjoying a vaca
ton al Kingsland.
John +. Bishop came down Arom
Hearno yesterday.
Fresh California grapes pears and
plums ~ Howell Bros 2lt
NJ. d. Newton has been spending
several days in the city.
A. Merchant of Sour Lake was a
visitor to Bryan yesterday
Miss Alberta Paris returned sun
day from visit 90 Dallas.
Miss Lowe Bonner of Dallas is the
guest OF Miss Alice Myers.
Mrs. lee Herbert OF Calvert is Tho
guest OF Mrs. George Higgs.
aEdgar Scott 10 here from WaXa-
hachie on "a visit 90 relatives.
Writ Davis OF Dallas and Sour
Lake was 90 the city Sunday.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-18
HAMILTON.FOSTER.

AZ the Presbyterian mause yes
terday afternoon at > o'clock, DR..
J. d. West officiating. Mr.. J. w.
Hamilton and Miss Callie Foster
we're united in marriage. The
bride IL a daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Y ". Foster and was reared
in Bryan. She IL much esteemed by
a large circle Of friends. Mr.. Ham.
ilton has made his home in Bryan
for about two years, and his genial
and aaable disposition has made
many friends.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-18
TEXAS TEACHERS.

The Eagle is indebted 10 Prof
W. C. Davis OF the state summer
normal board of examiners, for the
following interesting item:
The SUMMER normal examining
board has completed its work and
made final report. The report
shows that the were BOSS apple
unts for certificates and about 90
per cent of this number we're sue
ce.sful. This Is probably the largest
average ever made in the state,
which Be- an evidence that there has
been general awakening in
school affairs. and that the public
school system Of Texas is in the
hands Of a scholarly, efficient and
progressive superintendent.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-18
MIZE LEONARD.

Mr.. Mack Mize Of this city. a
son of Mr.. and Mrs. d. VI. Mize
and Miss Susie Leonard, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. James Leonard,
who resides near Bryan, were mar.
ried Sunday afternoon AZ 8 O'Clock
at the home OF the bride, Dr. W,
&c. Finley. pastor Of the Baptist
church, officiating. The young
people have numerous friends in
the town and county who wish
them abundant happiness
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-18

Judge Board issues a Statement Regard
Ing Local Option Matter.

20 the Citizens Of Brazos County,
Iexas:
vnsaturday, Aug. 18th, 1893, the
'o''mheioners having voted two for
ana 'vehspinst ordering an election
70 Pio",|sle sale OF Intoxicating
i'luois ''''"sesfire county, thus re-
curing me ,"s's, the deciding vote.
reserved the Nshsto east this vote
Tuesday morning. M purpose in
delaying this mattef~a. !, 49,, ana
find out II the prohibiAoa,., ,ya,t
ed a county election. Ana .arofnl
inquiry / find that they "a M.
shall, therefore, not convone ,he
commissioners court, believing hAs
a further agitation Of this sdbjcc'
before the court at this time could
result in no good. TIE petition for
a subdivision having been passed
on, / voted against the election as
called for by the petition for sub
division after due and careful con-
sideration, for the reason that / did
not believe that the petition was a
legal one. / east this vote with a
full knowledge that a writ OF man
damus would lie, and sincerely
hope that the prohibitionists will
Immediately take this matter up
before Judge Scott, believing that
my position will be fully sustained.
Respectfully,
a. G. BOARD,
County Judge, Brazos County.
Aug. n. 1908.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-18

Company O.. Tcxns National
Guard, Capt Cayitt commanding,
left for Austin last night 90 portici-
pate 600 che state eucampment. There
arc forty-two men the in company.
Tho boys have been drilling mith-
fully. They are in good shape and
hope 90 win worlds fair trip.
Mrs a. G.. Zohncr addressed Inn
monso audiences 40 tho Methodist
church and az the opera house SUM
dny aud Sunday night. "idoal Love
aud what 10 Has Done for the
World" was the subject sunday
morning. at night MIS- zohuoi
spoke on "Tho saloon Ia the Llgh,
OF the Twentieth Century,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-18
Office Hours Bryan pOsioiiiee.

WEEK DAYs;-Goneral Delivery.
Registry aud Money order business
opens at s a. M. and closes at o p. M.
Mails for midnight trains are clos
ed at o Up. m.
SUNDAY HoUns:-Open 90 1880 TO
n a. m. and from 4:i5 10 4.5 p. M
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-10
Der 9ent(die Correspondent.
Gtaot Baltimore.
BrieibeiGrbrruna mad benz 0iuslanbe.

Die ~austpdrtise pof fir bic nit
Dem IL. Suli enoenoe Wo4e ldliebt
Gin allen Gdlen pinttlia) i'm bic
fisen poitamte, mie folst:
Die padet=poit 1T often tdglim BON
9 nbr Mo1sens Bis 5 ubr Hadmiis
tags (aussenommen @onntag); bic
padetzpoit fir 9euti9lanb f4liebt
UNI II nbr 8ormittass am Montas
unb Greitas.
Oie Dampfer berlafen NepeYort.
R.=g., Biz anberpeitig a~ngesebeE.
SransatIantifde 9 o T.
5reitog = 8 Ibr Ibenbs, fir Guz
ropa per 9ampfer n&uiier Wifhslm
Der @robe," pia Ylpmoutb, gberbourg
uno 8remen (YoIt fir Srlanb mub
per aailer Wilhelm Der 9roBe" be-
seianet iein); II ubr Ibenos, fur
europa per 0umpfer r2ucania," pia
Queenstopn.
poffir g il b. unb SentraL
Mmerifa. Weitinbiene etc.
6reitdg - 9 u6r Ibenos, fir bic
Ga plata : @taaten per Dampfer
rNepton;;" IL u6r Nbenbs. fir Borto
9icp, Curacao uno 9ene5uela per
9ampfer npbilabelpbiu;;" fir Samaiz
ca unS G~artasena per 0umpfer ~4l-
lesbanp;" fir Snusuu uno 5apti per
9ampfer .4oironbud;" fir Cuba per
0ampfer nMorro Cattle" uia 9az.
pdnd.
ppf fir Neufunblunb bid Nortb
@pbnep unb fir Misuelon pia Bolton
f9lieBt bisr tGsli9 nm 8 ubr NaGz
mittass; fir Cuba piu Tampa, 5la,,
tdsli6 nm 1 ubr Nddmittags; fur
Sonburas, Gotta 3iea unb @udtemas
la bia Hsn=S rIeans tdgli4 nm s uhr
Mbenbs.
Sransz pueifie . o #.
5reitag - l1br Ihenbs, fir 9as
tpaii, Sapan, China uno Die pbilippiz
men, pia San 5ranoisco.
@dmitag = ubr Ibsnbs, fir
4uitualien, 0suieslunb, 5iji, Samoa
unb 6apaii, piu Gan 5ranotsco.
SranszYaoifiezpoi piro tGgli4
gum @~bsunss6afen befDrbsrt unb Or
engagements iinb setroffen fir oeren
ununterbrodene ue6erlanb : 8efOroes
rung.
g. Oapies Warfie1b,
Doitmeiiter.
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I puFasieren fir Baltimore unb 245
fir @afpeiton, Ser, bon Bremen ub.
Offi8iere bss S6iffes.
Die Offi5iere un6 5auptbeamten
bes Oampfers fino: 1. Offi3ier u.
Dinemisn, 2. Offi5ier ). 8lof, 3.
OfFi3ier 6. Dertber, 4. Sffi3ier 5.
@06bels; 1. Mafdiniit 5. S4r0oer,
Sngenieur, 2. MaI6init 8.6eamerS,
8. MuT6tniit 6. S9noor, 4. Mdi6t=
Nit 6. 9ep; Qer3te Or. golbebr nno
Or. s. S0bter.
@irO 8uggsrmuf4
bduen.
Die Marnlano Sta6l 60. gu
Spurrotps : point bat ben gontrdft
fir ben 8au bon 5tpei neuen Dagger
Wfui4inen fir Die 8unoess Rsgierung
erbaIten. @s 1T otes Der 3fpeite Gonz
trait, psl6e bic genannte Gompugnie
in ben leBten 80 Sagen BON Der 8unz
besredierund erhdlten bat.
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DIT z8uItimprer8 er d D.
nerunus n.-9er Dit
nozgeri6Dnerungsz8e rein" begann
qeitern auf benz 0umpfer v9or4eIter"
ieinsn se6ntGgigen 4u5flug nab 3D.
ton. 0as arrangements : @omite
beIte6t aus ben $50. Wm. ). Suffer,
=. :. Rupolpb unb s. u, 8eder. 4n
Dem Qusflu9e ns6men She'll 9r. nno
GFrau Gbpuro s. Gallagher, 9r. uno
Truu Wm. ). Suffer, 9r. uno 5rau
So6n q. 8eder, 9r. uno 6rau Gbus.
6. Sspbolb, 6r. unO 6rau Conrad
Riibl, iun., 6r. unb 6ruu ob.Qunge,
Sr. unb 6rau So6n 5. 9orrigdn, 9r.
uno 6rau s. 6. @offmetiter, 9r. uno
aruu 6enrp @eifert, 5rau @oparo
5idel, 6rau Sarab Mu6lp, 5rdu Z.
6runde, 6rau 2ebnert, 6rdu u. ).
Dreamer, 6rau @bus. Oberbeim, Die
Trls. Qlice 81. @idel, Mamie Rifl,
Sta M}ae &nuuf, GOra 9optins, Soa
Wae 6optins, W{prtle Yedcod, emma
Mit6eQ, 2iGiun u. 6eB, emma 6.
Ott, 3oIa q. @oefeler, Gertrude Or
@oefeler, emma Sumbleion, Wfabel
Sum6leTon, @Itsle @iaigan, M. s.
Mc2epin, Die $50. Spbn S. auoolpb,
Wm. SO. S6prnton, Gotpin 3. Stdel,
gbfpurb q. SEER, 80 :. Gonrop, g.
g. Sbap, @uitap 9auff 9arrD Sill
lidun unD @ep. Bauer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-10

Ser SO Sabre ate Wft6uelSugbes,
tpelfer 5u Morrtl Gope, nabe Wft.
Winans, nit benz 2egsn bon Gilen@
bubnifisnen bei9Gftist mar ,erlitt esz
tern Na6mittag nm 5 ubr einen9iBz
i6laq, pel6em sr I'm &c uhr erlag.
Gein 2ei6nam puros mad benz Setz
den6eitattungs : @tublihement bon
Sobn 5ielbs, gde BON Garrontonz
Ipenus uno 2pmbaroItrabe, gebra6t.
Hobert Martin, Elm so Sabre alter
damn BON CIR. GIT, Mprtls : 4ps.,
puroe geitsrn 9ormittag, o%ffenbar
BON Der 6ibs iibermdnnt, an Der Ode
BON Nort6z uno 5upettetrobs IN be-
fnnungsloism 3uItanos aufgefurosn
uno nad benz ,Stoot 1oipital" sez
braht.
Ser 48 Sabre alte gouarb 9ide1
bon Gnicott : Gttp puros I'm 97uhr
oeItern Nbenb an Der gde BON Ufc>
Senrnftrabe uno Morris Iaep bon
Der SiBs iibsrpdltigt. gr rpuros naf
Der iiibpeitli6en Station ssbrddt,
poIelbit er ii6 baGo iupeit er4olts.
bah er allsin ben !0simIpeg ontreter
fonnte.
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Sine Rciie nadb ScntiohlanS.

nm Die Delt ober na4 irgenO einem
Sbeile Der Welt arrdngirt. &eiiez
biuete iiber ale 8a6nz uno 9ampFers
2inien. Sbeo. 8. 9iener &c
6 O., Ais WaterzStr. ESQ.,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-10

entbdlt duBer ponitGnbigen De-
psi6en bes Sn7 unb 4uslanoes
unb 2ofalna6ri9ten folsenoe in
terefunte gr5dblungen uno
Sti55en:
Ser 2iebe Gebot" (5ortietz
sun9 unb S4lub), Homan BON
glsbetb 8or9arbt;
Sin aamerab," BON 9eprg be
2ps;
vOas neue aammerfdbfen;"
,Sm Orient @rpreb," 6umoriz
itiI6e Sfi55e BON 4rnim Eondi;
u0ds 9ibelblatt," Sti55e bon
9. 9erpi;
r3pii9en 5pei 5i9ern," cine
ruiiif6e Soloatengel4idts BON
paul 8ierpirt6;
n9as psrpstuum Mobile;"
Ser S6mud Der Speretten=
SGn9erin," cine 3eitungsjun9enz
9e16t9te bon Serb. 9armitorf;
yIbI6ieo," bon 6eoe 9elto;
9(us Der alien 9etmdt6;
6umoriitii6ss nit 8ilosrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-10

@efangperein nWe1obte."
= Der @eIangberein rMelooie" per-
fummeGte ii9 geitern Q6enb i'm 2otals
bes Srn. Safob Hies. SIDE Som uno
Gorreits Strabs, unb nu9m elm neues
Mitglieb auf. Me6rere ginldoungen
fanoen Mnnahme.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-10

Wetterausfidten. Sir
Marplano unb ben 9itritt columbia
IhDnes parmes Wetter. Samitag Sc
tpitteritirm&
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9ibe fiibrt Sob 9srbet.
: Oiesmdl Ioate Der Wetterprppbet
bod Re6t be6alten nit Der uns ange=
fiinosten beiben Weae, benin i6on IN
aner 6rii6e besann Die 9onne 10
na6oriidli9 auf Die urmen 8altimo>
rer 6srab5u6rennsn, ouB Sober ieuf@
senb ii9 iugen mubte, oab es beionz
oers 6eib 6ergeben biirfte. Gs i4eint
Dem offisienen 2uubfroid jeoo9 iebr
piel baran gu liegen,es bod nl9t gar5
nit uns perberben gu poaen, benin er
tr0itet uns i9on oomit, bab uns
morsen Elm sepaltiges 0onnertpetter
bic eriebnte 9iiblung brinsen fpiro.
6offnungsfreuoig ertrdgt Der idfptz
benbe @roBitdoter fem ungsma9 uno
bofft auf oas baloige gtntretsn oes
erlDienoen 9etpitters.
Orei 5Gle BON 9ibi4lag, BON be-
men elmer nit benz Sooe enoete, pur>
ben dsItern BON Der 9oli5et beri4tst.
Der 6D9its Stuno oes 56ermomsz
ters mar geitsrn 95 Grab I'm 4 ubr
Na6mittugs, uno Der nieorigits, IS
Grab, um 4 llbr Wor9ens. Na6
Observation-Disclosures ltano oas5hr~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-10
Gcfo,ensuuoeu uoh SentIeblanS

"a Gents pro M}drt uno GommiIlton.
S6eo. $. 9tener G 6 o., Alb
@atsrS5trube @usIdnoii4es Sch,
8s6iel unb Grebit>8riefe. S9tftss
farten BON unO nuh europa. ESQ.,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-10

g # a G. unb SprntassGr +
turIionsn na6 Woibin9ton $l.25
auf Der nYsnniploania sgabn."
ginsts iino fir Die Ridiabrt BIS
@onntas abenb siltis. ale 3dSe.
her nGonsreiiionuI 2imite0" ansss@
npmnlerL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-10

shiittelfrpf, Sf1mersen, Mala=
ria, ga Grippe mnS ihiimme Grfal-
tunacu furirt pnrd, ,,Slaucn'S Nane
ViGs" (and1 in Hiiihaer Sprm).
8rcis 25c. Maentbalben %ucrfauit.
(St;2, 56S,lSl
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Nhtuna Z!

StLiuHIHI HND4t atUptI : tltQ0nt ttndtrIf1eteS
Undergraduates IteI;er, 3r. 32l, NOrO=8ap=s tr.,
al btiubcn.
gOrlHgIj6e, sarantirt oau.rbuft. Gabintt.g;ro.r
fir 81 90 pas Su5;uo.
Gmaia's UNI @latin=9ilosr, Joni. ffnflriib
aus0ettbrte ItbeussrObs 9ortrdts fuo ~&,tbbePs
Jttr suts seOisuun1 barat Der Ruf o.s at.litrg.
CDtdril5,lO
@te1lte lid feGbf , E m
8i9ter. : ST. Sobn $. S9miot
BON g1r. 1906, Roro : Central : 4ps.,
ipel6er in Nr. 1905, 6iuenitraBe, Elm
9uttergei4dft betrieb, iibsrtrug ieir
8erm09en g~eitern gu 9unitsn feiner
@lGubiger an 9rn. s. 5. Weant, mel
der ais Sruitee $1,000 81agi6uft
iteqte, uno tlagte ii6 i'm mittleren
Stdtionsbauie Dor Dem ppli5eiri6ter
Haub Der llnteri4lagung pon@eloern
Der r5trit 9ermunent Some 9uifoina
Q1pciation," bsren Setretdr er 1T,
an. Die unteriu6ung Der Bidder Err
CAB, bab Die ange6li4e unterI6laz
gune ii3 auf iber $500 belGuft. Der
Ri9ter iiberpies 9rn. S6miot unter
$4,000 girgiaaft Dem 9eri9tspers
fabren. 9r. S9miot tpnnte Die
8iirgiduft erbalten, er 5pg IS absr
Dor, i'm gefdngnib ieinen pru5eB abz
5uparten.
@inbre6er in Nprb o It.
8altimore. Der Yoli3eimar>
i9aG puroe 9eitern Rnu9ri9tigt,
DAP elm Ginbre6er am Mittpo6sz
Na6mittag in bic Wobnung bes 6rr.
3obert 6. Gee 8orsfelpt, Nr. 1413.
Ot : 5eoerulItrabe. e%in9ebrungen lei
unb einen fleinen 8slof9runf ssitp6z
len babe, tpelder S9mudidden gum
Wertbe bon $3.50 entbalten babe, un=
ter 4nbsrem cine golbene nbr, me6=
rere Ringe unb cine 8oritednooel
Der ginbre6er bate iid zines Nad.
idliFels bebient. Die 5umilie maj
! CUR 3eit a6peiena.
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d. -Dinb-
a.;, Saro' sb.r. INsnn, Ssett.
.oom On nj 81 90 R.z0. taIar.
800 90 81 81 g. s l9Iar.
@;,7T @orom,terit. % 81 So1fte 2emperatur. e5
niittI. S~b,ruomierf.. 81 s%lisorisite 2emperat: rs
r.. hmm. Sfnelistett bes 2einets IN tIHer
etmlb. b,trrla IL Dt,ilen pom Norosu.
Seg estrtst Betttr. Ntt BOONE
stmp,ratur pes "seitristu 5as.s tbs s ubr asfhosl
mar auf nahg,noHnI.R Stdtio1tn. iplt Io.sI:
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@ettcrbcrid1t.
Ser. Staaten=W etter' Snreau,
Baltimore, ben s. Suli 1881
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The San Francisco call., 1903-12-20
Dried Fruits, Nuts, ,RGiSins, Honey.

FRUIT-Aprieots. 7asc for Royals and 90
lie for Moorparks; Evaporated Apples 4G5 1sc;
sun-dried. 34d4c: Peaches. 45G614c; Pears,
6d1Oc; Nectarines, 4G51zc; Figs, white. 4G4A =
In boxes; black. 4Kc: Plums. Ditted. 6G9c per
pound.
PRUNEs- crop. 214@2slc for the four
sizes
RAISINS-F. o. b. prices. Fresno. for 1903
crop: 50-lb boxes-Loose Muscatel 2-eTown.
6Ac per lb; 3-crown 59sc; 4-crown. 613c: Seed
less Muscatels. 4Ae; do. hoated. 4hc; IN
bleaehed sultanas. 41kc; Thompson's Seedless.
o13c. London Layers-2-crown 81 %; 3-eroWn,
81 IS: 4-crown clusters. 81; 5-crown DehesaS'
81 so: 6-crown Imperials. So: Malaga Loose, ?
crown, sc per lb do 3-crown, 52sc; valencia
Cured. 4Ac; Pacific. do. 3&c; Oriental: do.
2Ac. Seeded Raisins-16-oz packages fancy,
Sc per ID; choice. T+kc; 12-oz packages. fancy.
csc; choice, e$sc in bulk. fancy I%c; choice
G%c.
NUTs-walnuts. No. 1 softshell. 13bql4c;
No. 2. 11hd12c: No. 1 hardshell, 13d131 &c;
No. 2. I1a11lsc: Almonds, lie for Nonpareils;
101Hc for I X L. 10Ac for Ne Plus Ultra and
SIC for Languedoc; Peanuts. sac for East East
ern; Pecans. 11613c: Cocoanuts, 81 5000;
Chestnuts. SG10c per ID
HONEY-Comb 106121zc for white and "
d914c for amber; water white extracted. 69
5l5c; light amber extracted. 4hg5c; dark
315G4c.
BEEswAx-27Q2sc per ID.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-20
Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables

The Potato market continued quiet for com
mon and inferior stock. but first quality offer
fngs Of Oregon and Salinas Burbanks moved
freely at steady prices. Holders OF oregon
Burbanks were firm in their views and were
anticipating a higher range of prices for this
week as the steamer due tomorrow viii bring
very light supplies There were no fresh
Sweets received and what Carried-Over stock
was Offering found ready sale at the previously
Quoted rate Onions firm at the recently
light Of late and the market is slenderly sup
piled with choice offerings. Less than 100 sacks
came in yesterday
Los Angeles vegetables were offering freely
and met with a good demand. both for local
use and shipping account. p Peas and Beans
sold in a small way at slight advance over
the quotations. but the general run Of supplies
sold within the quoted range Tomatoes were
abundant, but prices OF the Los Angeles arti-
Gle were well sustained. Offerings Of Bay were
ures. Egg Plant very scarce and firmer.
while Green Peppers were in excessive supply
and weak. Hothouse Cucumbers were offering
and met with prompt sale.
Observation-Disclosures from the river 6O6
soc per ctl: Salinas Burbanks, S1d1 As per
ct; Oregon Burbanks. S5cG$1 10 per ctl River
Reds, 60d65c per ctl; Garnet Chiles 9OcdS1
per ctl; Sweet Potatoes, 81 20 per ctl.
ONIONS-S1d1 % per ctI.
VEGETABLES - Green Peas 466c per III.
String Beans, TG10c per III; Wax. 10c; Toma-
toes, 50qT5c per box for bay and 81 25G1 T5 per
box or crate for Los Angeles: Summer Squash
from Los Angeles. 81 25d1 so per box; Cab
bage SOC per ctl; Carrots SOC per sack.
Tc per ID; Egg Plant 121Zdl5c per Ib. Dried
Peppers 5GSc per ID for Stockton and ff612i5c
for southern; Dried Okra, 1212c per ID: Green
Peppers base per ID: Mushrooms. 2OT25c per
per ton for round lots and Hale per ID for
sacked.