davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-02-14
Ser st. Nonis mo Nem yorf 81
miteo Der 8anoalia YeaniDlba=
nia ..6hnrt Sine

Son iebt ab miro Der St. Souls
uno Seem Yorf 2imiteb Der Hennlpl-
pania Short Sine alS elm unabb1rls
9iger 8ug BON ct. Souls nn1 Sn<
bianapoliS laufen uno tpirb aus els
1er Bibliotbef= uno Mnuh=, elmer
ObierpatiDnsz uno Gpeiles uno
S6laf<gar beiteben. Wena nDtbig,
um Nufentbalt in Hittsburg au uer=
meioen, pirb bieier aar5e Bug rtab
6arrisbure, Bbtlabelpbia rno SEEM
gorf ourh[aufen.
Ser Seem ODrt 2imiteo Der Ban=
oalia= Benniploania Sbort Sine per<
(aBt bas unipnsDepot in ct. Souls
tdelid um l l1br @admittags.
Drei grpreBsiige tdalib nit
Durf=S blafmaaen unb Speiletuas
gen BON ct. 2puis nah Stem Wurt
iiber Die Sanoatia : Benniplpania
Short Sine.
Weeen ndbeler @in5elbeiten tuens
bet gub an 5. 81. 6 besbrouab,
Niiiitent= @ereral 8aiiagier Naent,
ct. Souls, Mo.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-02-14
Grcnriiom mad Monterep.

Sour $500 BON San Nntonio nad)
Monterep uno auriif per S. & g.
sc. st. 81. uno Sectional 81. st. 60.
pon WericD; eiltig fir aebn Gage.
9idets gum 8erfauf fir Die Biee,
Die San Mntonip am %. Sebruar
perlaiien. Nufentbalt erlaubt in
2areoo peaen Der Seitlibfeit Der
,&otben Mdnner".
Wegen ndberer @inSelbeiten lprebt
in Der Tifets Office Der s. & g. sc.
81. Sc. pDr ooer bel
s. so iin5enberger,
Naent Der Scat. st. Sc. So. BON Mier.,
122 Nlamp : Blasa.
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@as lit @fiid9

Der 8Dlfsmunb %antipDrtet; ,8er9eiien,
tpas nibt 81 dnbern it," ODD es gisbt
nod elm 9r6Beres @lid un6 oas lit Die
grinnerung an eii1 lbtperes Mibeelbid,
6as man tbatidblth bod nod beieitigen
fDnnte. 9ie Saulenbe unb aber Sait<
ienbe, tpelhe burb Or. Silsbee's beribm<
tes 9eilmittel nMnafeiis" ppn ben Gualen
Der. SdmprrbDiben befreit morben iino,
~beitdtigen bieies @lid Der grinnerung in
ihren 9onfI9reiben ON P. Neustaedter
& Co., Box 2416, New York, tpefhe auf
@rluben 8rDhen BON Mnafeiis ~fofenfrei
ber5enben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-02-14

Man ibreibt aus Bremen:
Gtpa 500 Mneeitelte Der 8ulfan=
8erft gu 8eeelaf blieben geitern Der
Mrbeit fern. INN einem n%eritorbenen
Wtitarbeiter Die lebte gbre 81 ertpei>
len. Dieter Sdritt aog einen Taoel
Der Werftoirettion nab iib, benz
cine Streiforobung ieitens Der SIR
better folgte. Die Sade puroe
lhlieBlib in Site beiaeleet u,o elm
IbfOnmen aetroffen, pDnab es in
8ufunft Der 6alfte ber Irbeiter in
ieber Notwithstanding geitattet tper-
Den fol-, 8eeroigungen beisumobnen.
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Mms 2lm5tin.
Was Muoere uel ms ut Der Staats=
baHpttaot lageH.

uniere San @ntDnio'er Seller mDz
gen pieqeidt Nultin nienals belnht
baben un0 nerben AUDI uielleiht ntez
mails 8elegenbeit betommen; aber
tpena tie iemalS %genannter Staot eli
men geiub abitatten lDuten, 10 tperz
ben tie in benz &onfDoerirten SDloaz
tenbeim in Dem 8eteranen 9. 6.
Stitb einen moblerbaltenen uno aufs
faQeno gut infprmirten 6erren finz
ben. @lei9seitig fDnnen mir err
pabnen, baB Der BON eenanntem
9errn ~5ulammengeiteqte &alenoer,
Der oas 10. unb 20. Sabrbunbert
umlblieBt, unfraeli9 BON piel @eiit
seuat uno linn piele Stunben &opfz
Qrbeit gefoitet baben rnlB. 8enn
Die 2eier Dieies iemals oas 8eranii=
gen baben ioaten. ltb NIT linn gu
unterbalten, 10 merben iie erfabren,
oaB er ~un5dbliee Geminiscenser uno
@%pilooen aus Dem 8irgerfriege gu
ersdblen ueiB unb naboem iie oann
einiee ieiner bobintereiianten Nnefs
oDten nit anaebDrt baben, 10 fraeen
fie i'm unter Der 6anb um feline Briz
pat Wteinuna BON 0Dans Nieren=
Biaen; bann lollen ite lelbit iaeen,
ob oas Soleenbe niht ablolut tpaEr=
beitsaetreu lit. 6err Stitb laet:
nGon az ben Witteln, Die ib biz
lebt gebraumt babe, hatte fetneS cine
lDlb prornpte Wirfung, tpie DDan's
@ierenz Biaen.
9reiBig Sabre lang fit i'd an
GideniGmersen unb muBte niemals,
mann i6 einen 0nfaQ befommen
piroe. Sebr oft, tpenn ib itiu
itano ooer MIDI nie0er9elebt batte,
erbielt ib pl0blide, heftige Geiten=
Slide, Die MIDI beinabe aufidreien
madten uno bann mar ib eespur,=
gen, taoelang in gebIdter 6altung
i'm 3immer umbersueeben, mas aub
uur tpeniQeS CUR 9inberung bei=
trug. Sd CAB niel @elo aus fur
Merate uno Meoiatnen, trug elef=
triibe @iirtel uno BHaiter : aber
ih bdtte ebenipsut &eeea : @a1er
trinfen uno braunes Bapier aufle=
gen fDnnen, menn es auf ben &uben
anfommt, ben ih oaraus erbieft.
Wenn nun elm Wittel einen alten,
in oas Sbitem ibereegangener,
Sal-pie Der metnige-bei meinem
Nlter BON 70 Sahren ppQfpmmen
beilt, paS miro es mobl imItanbe
lein, fir sem6bnlihe Sale gu tbun?
Wen1 iH aub imrner pDn Seman=
benz b6re, Der iiber Die @ieren ooer
uber Gndenihmersen flaet, 10 1aoe
i'd ibm tets, er foae in cine MpOs
tbefe aeben, lib cine S9adtel
Doan's NierenpiIen Dolen unb Die
lelben cine furae Belt lang nebmen;
tie miiroen iirberlih 2inberuna uno
0eilung betpirfen."
Cine eenau iplh' uarme @m=
pfeblung fam AUDI BON San Mn=
tonlo'e Vir9ern nDrgeleet merben.
Spre6t in Der 8erar MpDtbefe,
gde Nlamo : 8lasa uno 6ouiton=
StraBe, uDr uno laBt @ub iaaen,
tpas oeren annoen iber bieies Mit=
tel beriDten.
grbdltlib bel alien Droeuiten.
Breis so Gents. Softer Miuburn
go. in Buffalo, sc. g., aueinige
Ngenten fir Die Ser. Staaten.
gergeBt nibt ben Nanten Ooar
nno acceptirt fein Subftitut.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-02-14
DEPARTMENT OF


AGRICULTURE, INSURANCE, STATISTICS
AND HISTORY.
dustin, 9era8, February End, 1903.
To ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
This Is to Certify, That the TRADERS
INSURANCE COMPANY OF CHICAGO.
ILLS, has in all respects fully complied
with the laws ofTexas as conditions prece.
dent to its doing business in this State, and
that said Company holds a Certificate
of Authority from this Office emitting it to
do business in this State for TWELVE
oNTHs from the 1sT DAY OF JANUARY
1908 to the 31sr DAY OF DECEMBER 1908.
- Given under my hand and seal,
l. S at office, in Austin, the day aud
~ date first above written.
A S. THWEATT,
Acting Commissioner.
f. J. sCUDDER 81 CO., Agents, Alamo
ms. Bldg, Navarro Street, City.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-02-14
8aRte beinabe ieim eebeu Elm.

S. 3. Orner in Sranflin @ruue,
Sus., 5og iih bel einem unfaa -
feline Bferoe gingen our6 = eineu
frehenoen Shaben am Beine Al,
Der bier Sabre allen 0eiloerIufer
Der Ier5te sdben @ioeritano leiitete
Iber n8udlen's Grnica Salbe"
brahte ipfort 6eilung. Dielelbe
lit gleih gut fir 8ranowunoen,
Quetihun9en, 6autnusihlaa uni
6amDrrbDioen. Sir % Gents Die
Sbadtel bel s.. 8alteper & Gobu
uno Ioolpb DreiB.
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3,t pernttetheit :

Cine gerdumiee Office i'm sberen
5todmerf oeS Sreie Yrefie . sc.
bduoes, SEQ. PIG Oft gomrnerce
StraBe. &adaufraael, in Der Office
Der ,,Sreien Breiie".
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Gin 9rittet bes gatsen Gbams
paanerS,

Der in Die Ser. Staten eineefabrt
muroe, beitano aus g.. $. Mumm 6
Co.'S n@rtra. 9rp". Seine Sabrer=
Stole 1T 10 feltltebenb, baB teine
anoere Warfe beiien @infubr=G eforo
BON anoertbalb WilliDnen Sla1Hen
i'm Sabre 1902 ielbit auf 400, 600
I(aiben nabe fam.
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Gan Qantpmip & Nlranias
YaB Sabm,

i'm @arten=D iItrift oes 5taates. &c
lunoheit uno Slirta uniibertroHen.
giaiae 2anbereien fir ben 5arn1er.
Warftgdrtner. Obit- uno Giebaidter.
@eaen @inselbeiten penbet@uh an
6. 8. 0tartin, @. 3. 81,
San Nntoniu, Teras.
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@mlf gbure Babu.

WU IT.
Nab 9apernia, Sutberlanb Springs,
Stodoale, tdglib, .........8 800 Born.
4nfunft.
Bon Stod6ale, Sutberlanb Springs mno
9apernia, tdali6, .......2:30 Nad1m
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spmtbern Nacific 8abn.
or Z

Mbfabrt.
Rad Stem Orleans, SDufon unb @aI,
neifon taglib.. .12:15 Mitta9s,
unb 900 Mbenbs.
Wab 81 8aio, galifornien mnb Meritp
$3.50 BDrm.
Wab 00r6~Eeras, ct. 2ouis uno gbicas
go (Katy Flyer ........8::30 Mbenbs.
Mnfmnft.
Son NDrosEetas, ct. Souls uno Chicago
(Katy Flyer. ........ 300 Mprgens.
BON Netu Orleans, SuuitDn unb @at<
nefton taglib.. 80 Moreens
unb 5:45 Madm.
Bon 81 8aio. galifDrnien unb Merifo
800 Nbenbs.
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Sm gmoalta, YenniDluania=Y abu.

Gin Billet oieier 9inie eriter alaI5e
nab Seem Oort berehtiat ben Snz
baber in Us aibinatpn, BAL
timpre unb 8bilaoelpbia
einen sebntdaigen Iufentbalt gu
nebmen. 9ies lit elm iebr liberales
SuaeitdnoniB.
@eeen ginselbeiten tpenoe man
iid an ben nnterseihneten.
s.. 8. &ilgpre,
Geiienoer 8aiiaeier Geent,
lis Weit Srenh 8lace, San Gns
tonic, Seras.
ElNnKye nlcAppEN EAppIK
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- Sn Dallas lift Der Streif Der
Waubanbuerfer oaburh gum Nbs
ifluiie gelan9t, baB mebr als breiBig
8ontrattoren cine 8ereinbaruno uns
terseidnet baben, npnab Iie ben
@enerb8oerbano Der 8aubanomerz
FER anerfennen.
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q. u. & u. q. 8abn.

Mbfabrt.
Nab guero, Yoafum, SouftDn uno @al-
beftDn, td9lib. ..9:10 8Drm.
0ab Corpus gbri1ti, STOCKPORT un6 See
billie tdali6. .............2.40 9abm.
Nab Borne uub aerrbille. taslib. -.
Mnfunft.
Bon guero, 9oqtum. SDuiton unb @al>
nefDn, tdaIih. Wbenbs.
Bon Corpus gbrifi, Stockport unb See
otue tagltcb. .............l:45 Nadbm
Bon Borne uub 8errnine. tdglib.. -.
WbeubS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-02-14

Wan ldreibt aus @ien: @iner
Depeihe aus Wiinhen sufUlge bat
Die fribere &ronprin5ellin 2ouile
BON Sahlen iib in einem Briefe an
cine intime Sreunoin, uabrldein(ib
Die Brln5eiiin 9bereie BON 8apern,
bitter iber Die unnerl0bnlihfeit ibrer
Samilie iomobl pie oerienigen hires
9atten beflagt. Die Brinaelfin iou
in Dem Sbreiben erfldrt baben, oaB
tie @iron befinitip fortgeibidt babe
unb iih aus eieenem Mntriebe in oas
Sanitarium gu MpDn begeben babe.
Sic bereut iebt ibren uniiberlegterr
'Strei6 auPs 9iefite uno erfldrt, es
in ibrer ieti9en Gage niht mebr
lanee ausbalten 81 fDnnen, oenn iie
betrabte fib i'm Guslano tbatidblib
als @efangene.
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w. g. & =. 8abn.

Mbfabrt.
Nab 8aco, Sort 8ortb, Dallas, &anfas
gitb, ct. 2Duis uno Chicago, tdgfid,
(Snniet Dep0t) ........ $50 Morgens,
uno 500 Mbenos.
Mntunt t:
Bon Chicago, ct. 2nmts, &anias gitb,
Dallas, Sort @ortb unb @acD, tdglih
(Suniet 9eppt) ........7.45 MorQens,
uno $50 Mbenbs.
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Giieubabn Tabr=Y lan.
s. & 81, 81. 8abm.
q d art.

2iofabrt.
Nab alien NorbeS >Iuntten $500.
7.35 8orn1.
Hah ct. Souls, Mempbis nnb oem
Sften ...... IL. 80 Mtttaas.
0ab NorosSeras, Santa Sc unb 5riscDs
PutLtel. AUPUDS.
Nah ct. Souls, @aco un6 Dem Often
N0en04.
Nab 2areoo unb Mericp. 800 8orm.
Wnfunt.
Son ct. Souls unb benz Often. Il. 80 8or1n.
Son N0rbeSeras, Santa Sc uno 6risco.
Eunfter 8.45 Gprm.
Son localer 8unften .......8.45 Hadhtt,
Son ct. Souls unb benz Often IL. 40 Nbbs.
Bon 9areoD uno Merifo. 49,. ~. 10 Nahm.
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aand,t asind's SC saSana etsarren.
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siiOmeitteras miiMi6tG n0

@enn SIR Gub iraenoro nieber.
laiien moqt, tbut es entlane Der 2i'
ME Der
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FINcK'S CIGARREN-fABRIK,

106 und 1903 East Houston Strasse.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-04-14
SENATE.
Forty.sixth Day.
Afternoon Session.

| Afternoon Session.
The bill appropriating money for I'M
paid bills of Government departments
passed third reading unanimously. 1t
carries s169,71423.
The bill relating TO insurance COM
panies was deferred until Wednesday.
The bill for protection against eX-
Iplosives passed second reading on adop-
ton of the report of the Miscellaneous
Petitions Committee. II will be read a
third time today.
House Bills Promoted,
Two House bills, relating to drawing
of juries tnd amending Act 20 of 1901,
were referred to the judiciary Com
mittee.
House Bill to provide for licensing
the sale of opium was referred to the
Committee on Public Expenditures.
House Bill to provide two paydays
each month for laborers on public
works passed second reading to be
read a third time today.
The Senate Bill amending the ned
zeal law was referred to the MisCel-
laneous Petitions Committee.
The Senate Bill providing for the
enforcement of DEGREES passed second
reading, to be read third time today.
Negotiable Instruments.
The Senate Bill relating to negoti-
able instruments, being an Act to es-
tablish law uniform with the laws of
other States and Territories on that
subject. was taken from the table and
read a third time. At the morning SEES.
sion 1t had been made the order for the
evening, but the Senate now found
time to deal with II. There are IS
printed pages Of the bill and at several
times during the reading no quorum
was called. President Crabbe allowed
the reauing to proceed saying he
would take steps to secure quorum
when the time to vote came. A few
verbal amendments were made.
Vice President Paris relieved the
President for the latter half of the
reading and the President Joined the
"soldiers" in the outer precincts.
The reading ended at 1927, when the
bill passed ten ayes to one no. The
latter was by Senator Paris.
Adjourned until 10 o'clock this morn
ing.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-04-14
HOUSE,.
Forty-sixth Day.
Afternoon Session.

At the opening of the afternoon ses-
sion. a petition from voters of Molokai
against the appointment of II. X.
Hitchcock as Deputy Sheriff of that
island, was laid on the table.
House Bill 1874, relating to Makiki
park, passed third reading by a vote
Of % to |. This places the square
known as the Makiki recreation
grounds under control of the Superin-
tendent OF Public Works
Third reading Of House Bill 139, re-
lating to the playing of baseball and
other games on Sunday. Mr.. Kali.
OF Kauai, moved to indefinitely post
pone. Mr.. Keliinoi said he was sur
prised to find objection to the bill
which was direct move to draw away
children from gambling games, and
other pernicious habits.
Preacher Called On.
At this point, the Speaker called up
on those who were ordained ministers
to make themselves known, whereupon
Messrs. Kali and Kaniho arose. Mr..
Oil, who was absent. is also min
excused from voting.
Sabbath for Man.
Mr.. Chilingworth said that in all
the older countries of the world the
Sabbath was made for man and not
man for the Sabbath. The bill was one
whose provisions did not in any way
interfere with the rights Of any person.
There was no interference with those
who wished to indulge in religious
worship. The old days had gone by
when the observance of the Sabbath
was controlled by fear-the days when
to pick a prickly pear or do anything
of the kind, was set down as a violation
of the Sabbath law. A more tolerant
religious sentiment was now abroad in
the land. He would support the mo-
ton to pass.
A Good Effect.
Mr.. Vida said that the bill was cal
culated to do good and 1t would in no
way interfere with religious worship
People all over the Islands were play
ing baseball on Sunday now. Why
should these people find II necessary to
go on on the quiet and play these good
games? II was certainly better to
have young folks at baseball game
than at a gambling game or some other
place of a like nature.
Against Hawaii's Motto.
Mr.. Kaniho protested strongly
against the bill, not as a minister but
as a representative OF the people. To
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-04-14

"For Sale sards at svlIstin ofrles.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1903-06-17
A Fishing Fish.

A fish that fishes. actually fishes with
q rod, line and bait, is thing few
persons have ever seen. That there Is
such a fish one of the officers of the
Academy of Natural Sciences declared
Yesterday. 1t is called the Lophius
catorius. or fishing frog. 1t Is five
feet long. with huge head, and, since
It Is too awkward to capture its prey
with speed, nature has given to the
creature n ratural fishing rod. There
are. rather. two rods-two long, whip.
like tentacles, that extend five or six
feet from the fsh's nose. and terminate
In a delicate filament, like line, that
he's on its end shining morsel Of mem.
branc. like bait.
The fishing frog stirs up the mud OF
the bottom enough TO hide its head aud
body. While in the clear water its
two rods, baited, lie. A little fish
comes up to the shining bait TO cat It,
and instantly the frog leaps out from
the dark, turbid cavern it has made in
the water for itself. devours the fish,
and then begins to angle agaiu.--PhIls
delphia Record.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1903-06-17
sTRAws FROM THE WORLDS CURRENTS

More steel is used in pens than in
guns.
The United States has granted $500
patents TO women.
Automobile building gives employ
ment to 10000 persons in France.
Brazil is passing through a season
OF severe financial depression.
The entrance to the Mediterranean
Sea at Gibraltar is twelve miles wide.
Thirteen new theaters. to cost $S,ooo,-
600, are building in New York city.
The head instructor OF the Naval
College OF China is to be an American
The State OF New Hampshire gets
more than $5,oooooo each season from
summer boarders.
Pullman cars passing through Ken
lucky will be disiniected by order oi
the State Board OF Health.
In Scotland in 1893 there we're 2oA
insane persons in each 100000 popula.
tion; there are now 2so.
The most powerful automobile ever
built is the Gobron-Brille racing car
having I2o horsepower.
The largest and best-stocked marine
aquarian in the world is in the old moaf
OF the abandoned Fort Jefferson, on
Sorden Key. Dry Tortugas.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1903-06-17
LATEST QUOTATIONS.

Flour-Sprine clear, S3.3563.so; best
Patent, S4.So; G ice Family, S4o5.
Wheat-New York No. ?, S3Hc;
Philadelphia No. ?, So4SoIlc; Balti-
more No. ?, SEC.
Corn--New York No. ?, 55c; Phila-
Scphia No. 2, 5o4G5o1lc; Baltimore
No. ?, 55lis6c.
O2ts-New York No. 2, 4IM; Phila-
delphia No. ?, 4I13@42c; Baltimore
No. ,, 4IGl42c.
Hay.-No. timothy large bales
S2o.SoM2Ioo; do, small bales $40. soG
2I.co; No. ? timothy, $Ioood 2o.oo; No.
timothy, S16co0 1900; No. 1 clover
mixed, SI7.5od 1880; No. 2 clover mix
ed. SI4.5 odG6.so; No. I clover, $3.50
q aI4.oo; No. : clover, SIooo0I2oo; no
grade hay. S7.oo0IIoo.
Green Fruits and Negetables.-We
quote: Asparagus-Noriolk, per dozen
SI.25@2oo; do, Maryland and Virginia
per dozen, cultivated. S1.250 400; do,
per dozen, wild, 75cGSI.25. Beets-
Charleston, per bunch 2d2i?c; do,
Norfolk. per bunch 2d3c. Cabbage
Norfolk. per brl SI.G5MI.35; do, York
River. per crate SG.25NL35; do, North
Carolina. per crate, SIL5@G.25; do,
Eastern Shore, Virginia, per brl SG15d
l'=S' Odlltd!oupCs--TIO IOl lud, pei Nl"lc
SI.256I75. Chcrries-Maryland and
do. per brl red, S. 5o,d 500; do, per box,
as to size $2.ood 800; do, per half-busf-
el basket SI.25MG.4o; do, common. per
bucket -Cd5oc. ucumbers-Florida
per crate. SI.25NI75; do, Charleston
and Savannah. per basket SI.7562.25.
Green peas-Potomac, per iull barrel
S2,oo6 2.25; do, per hali-barrel basket,
SI.oo6I25; do, Anne Arundel, per
measured bushel 6oc6SI.oo. Gooseber-
rics, per ID, green, 5M5Hc. Lettuce
Native, per bushel box 3oCd SOC Onions
Rappahannock, per basket 7o(dSoc do,
new Bermuda. per crate SIeo02 do,
Egyptian, per sack $3.25d $40, Or
anges-Caliiornia navel, per box S2.5oGQ
3a5; do, seedlings, per box S2.oo62. so.
Pcaches-Florida, per carrier SG.5oO
200 Pincapples-Florida. pc. crate, as
to size, S2ooCd225. Radishes-Native,
red, per 100 6o075c; do. white, per 100
Socm$Ioo. Rhubarb-Native per bunch
II2M2c. Spring onions, per 100 punches
5odooc. Squash-Florida. per basket
-Cd5oc do. Charleston. per basket 7sc
@Ioo. Strawberres-Eastern Shore,
Virginia, per quart 2li4c; do Kappa
hammock, per quart 2d4c; do, Eastern
Shore, Maryland. per quart Sld4c; do,
Anne Arundel, per qnart 2I5G6c. String
hoans-Florida, round, green, 75cN
SI.2s; do, fiat. wax. per basket 5ocGQ
SI.Oo: do, Charleston and Savannah. per
basket 75cM$I. TomatocS-Florid7,
per carrier iaacy. $I25GI5o; do, ia:;
TO good, 75cM$Loo. Watermelons-
FLORIDA. per 100 $3o.ood 1000.
Butter-Scparator, 23M24c; Gatherc!
cream. a2d 23c; Prints, lib, 24d 25c;
Rolls, 2-lb, 24G csc; Dairy pts. Md,
Pa, Va, 2+l 2sc.
Eggs.-Wcstcrn Maryland and Penn
sylyania loss off, per dozen -MI5Hc;
Eastern Shore, Maryland and Virginia,
loss Off. per dozen -dIsH; Virginia,
loss off, per dozen -6I5H; West Vr-
ginia loss off per dozen -GI5; West
srn, loss off, per dozen -@I5H;
Southern, loss off, per dozen -4I4H;
guinea, per dozen 7(dS.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1903-06-17
COMMERCIAL REVIEW.
General Trade Conditions.

Bradstreets says: Wholesale trade Is
,til seasonably dull and dsastrou:
Hoods have checked trade and transpor.
:ation in the Southwest. The situation
as whole, however, is still far from
lnfayorable. Higher prices for farm
product OF all kinds favor some COM
2ensation to producers from this source.
The country's foreign trade promises
rsil, failures a.c down to a low mini
MUM and bank clearings, though reduc-
I'd by dullness in stock speculation,
point to record totals outside OF a few
important speculative ccnters. Price
Establishments. where lower quotations
are necessary. as in iron and steel, go
III without disorganization and feeling
grows strong that such demand. dis
couragcd by former high prices, may
shortly develop.
Railway gross earnings thus far re-
ported for the month OF May show a
gain OF II per cent. over last year, while
April net returns indicate profitable
operation. Relatively the best trade re-
ports come from the Northwest and the
country between the Ohio river and the
lakes and the Mississippi and the Allie
ghenes.
Wheat, including flour, exports for
the week ending June 4, aggregate
4.7oS,oo5 bushels, against 4677,67S last
week, 4,6coo55 this week last year and
0,644,644 in 1901. Wheat exports since
July l aggregate 2Go, ,2So,So5 bushels,
against 23So24,ooI last season and 2oo,-
5o1,63o in 1000.
Business failures in the United States
for the week ending with June 4 num-
Der ISL, against 1871 last week and Is3
in the like week in 1902, 1863 in 1901,
IS4 in 1000 and IZ8 in 1900.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1903-06-17
Family Bookkceping.

"My account book" she said proudly
showed that | had $S.I5 more than
really did have, so | felt at liberty to
cApend the excess
But there wasn't any excess he
protested.
oh, yes there was she replied
''Thc book showed it.
III you didn't have the money" he
urged, 1T was a shortage
Certainly not" she. returned. 1T
was right there on the book-S8.Is
more than had, and when the balance
was so much bigger than it should be ]
felt free to spend the money"
III you had had more money in your
purse than the book showed he sug
gcsted, what them
II would have spent it" she answer
ed, Either way, it's all the same
And now he is trying to get her to
give up keeping accounts.