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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-05-19
MONTPELIER And VICINITY
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

Col and Mrs Fred E. Smith and
Miss Olive B. Stout left on Fri
day for st. Louis to visit the Purchase
Exposition.
> The following letters are waiting
to'be claimed at the post ocffie: Mrs.
o. Conlin Miss Dora Dyrup. Mr.,
Louis Narcotic. A. F. Martin, Thorn
as Relihan.
George and Edwin Gould have pur-
chased of William Parker the large
farm in East Montpelier, formerly the
home Of Mrs. Foster, who now resides
at East Liberty street.
w. L. Harris met with very pain
full accident on Friday morning which
resulted in broken thumb. He was
Carroll was striking on piece of
work, at the Lane branch shop. Mr..
Harris moved the arboI at the wrong
time and the sledge struck his thumb
breaking it above the first joint. 1t
will cause him to lay off for some
time.
Another fire which is thought to
have peen of incendiary origin broke
out at Barre at an early hour on
Saturday in the house occupied by
"Big Mary Garabaldi on Railroad
street. The alarm sounded at 40
O'Clock and when the company arrived
they had little difficulty in extinguish-
ing the blaze. The house is a stony
and half affair owned by William
Halves. The damage is estimated at
about 500.
About fifteen members of the Mont
pelier Court of the X. of @. went to
Barre on Wednesday evening to attend
the comforting of the second degree on
a class of eight candidates. Those
who went from this city report a
good time. But from the rather
wicked" smile that lights up the
faces of some of them an outsider
gains the impression that perhaps the
spectators had better time than the
candidates. Refreshments were served
after the work.
Secretary Frank Estabrook, of the
stone cutters union, has received let
ter from John Mccormick of North
field, asking information regarding a
man who purported to be from Mont.
pelier. Some time ago this man was
in that town soliciting names for a
union directory he was working on
Several business men gave him money
in advance and the man hasn't been
seen since, nor the money, nor the di
rectory Mr.. Mccormick in behalf of
the business men is anxious to find the
man if possible. He gave his name
as F @. Macdevall, Montpelier, Vt.
The graduation day in Washington
county grammar school has been
changed from Friday, June II, TO
Thursday, June 49, This change is
made to accommodate the Wilder Or
chestra and the Ethan Allen Club.
The latter desired to engage the Or
chestra to furnish music for the excur-
sion on the lake that wall be given to
the members Of the Apollo Club by the
Burlington organization ON June H.
The school committee decided that
making the graduation date one day
earlier will not seriously discommode
either the pupils or teachers, hence
the change.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-05-19
IN DIANA FOR PARKER.

Indianapolis May 14.-Indiana gave
her thirty votes at the State Demo.
cratic convention on Thursday to Par
ker. Hearst forces were outvoted two
to one, instructions being given and
the unit rule applied without the sas-
picion of an attempt at gag rule.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-05-19
Quick Arrest

j. A. Gulledge of Verbena, Ala,
was twice in the hospital from a So
we're case of piles causing "a tumors.
After doctors and all remedies failed,
Bucklen's Arnioa Salve quickly ar
rested further Inflammation and cured
him. 1t conquers aches and kills
pain. 600. at O. Blakely's, Druggist.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-05-19
Mothers! Mothers! Mothers I.

How many children ale at this seas
on feverish and constipated, with bad
stomach and headache. Mother Gray IS
Powders for Children will always
cure If worms are present they will
certainly remove them. At all drug
gist S. 20 cts. Sample mailed FREE
Address, Allen S, Olmsted, LIE Roy,
N Y
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-05-19
A M onto ,li,r w oman Asks

"Have you floor paint that will last
two weeks?" Yes, we have Devoe's
it has beautiful gloss and will wear
two years if properly applied. Abbott
& Bailey.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-05-19

Don't let the little ones suffer from
eczema or other torturing skin dis
eases. No need for it. Doan's Oint-
ment cures Can't harm the most del
icate skin. At any drug store, 90
cents.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-05-19

No Gloss Carriage Paint Made
will wear as long as Devoes. No
theirs are as heavy bodied, because
Devoe's weigh 3 to ounces more to
the pint. Sold by Abbott & Bailey.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-05-19

The amount of water given off by
an acre of grass is said to be 30 hogs
heads day.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-05-19
10 PAINFUL PERIODS Zsks7 81
fm it seem ~
severely


should suffer severely Lydia E. Pnkams Vegetable Com
the thorough female regulator known medical relieves the
which
Women who troubled with painful irregular bakache
boang ftuence euohG falling inflammation liberation of the
ovarian troubles that "bangdown feeling dizziness antnes nd
the blues should immediate
off the and be restored perfect health and strength
taking Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound and then Mrs.
Pnham advice Thousands have been
by doing, and by he of
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-05-19

-" DEAR MRS,
PIN X ii A NJ: A
w h lie ago my
health began to
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-05-19

Takes the burn out; heals the
wound cures the pain. DR.. Thomas
Electric Oil, the household remedy.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-05-19

al fmaet help myV8
had
tile and m m a
tina the
in the ekandS de we're begn b c a ne inns o mems t l not
nearly a
OF tina time l was h q new n II IN ave no
headache andw eve
ned
Economi Cub
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-05-19
ACCOUNTS AUDITED.

The accounts of M. E. Smile as
clerk of Washington county court we're
audited yesterday afternoon at the
State House by Horace F. Graham.
the State auditor. The March term
of court which this audit covered,
was in session sixty days and of that
time the jurors were in attendance
forty-four days The debentures for
the term were as follows:
Petit jurors, $2,696 10
Referees, 300 o.
Witnesses, 1924 OF
Reporter, 594 o.
County judges, 974 so
Total. 81, 2S9. 10
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-05-19
STAFFORD SOON RESIGNS

Judge Wendell p. Stafford, who
was recently appointed to the Supreme
Bench of the District of Columbia by
President Roosevelt, was in the city
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-05-19
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.

DEAR MRS fNkHM suffered for six with pa
intense pain The said M naamed eondo
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-05-19

P. S. Abbott & Bailey sell our
amt.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-05-19

neglected
realized how cold
that the only medicine that helped Within three weeks after
IKE it, noticed marked health and the
onh period the had diminished considerably
and happy
MILLER 25 Potomac Avenue Chicago III
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-05-19

RFEI forthwith produce original letters signatures
testimonials which their absolute
Lydia f. Pinkham Med Co.. Lynn, Mass.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-20

BIZ tbe 4Sers," bon OF. u. g. TouSt
WaoiionL isis; r9ie ipi6tiglte gllf.
aobe gcrmoniid)er &ultrrtrdger in
Der Sebt5eit," bon Or. SltIilis 2inaet-
feIoer, @eit.Yoint, Hebr.; ,5be Ger.
mans in Wiiiouri," bon @iuiom 81.
Ret, ct. 2oltis; Die 9egenmGrtiaen
Iiterariiben @ereine in 0euti6lonb."
bon Frof. 9. u. Solter, ltniperiitot
Erug; v0euti6.Nmerifanii6e 0id.
ter" bon Gonroo Nies, ct. 2ouis.
Ibbanolungen baben ferner in
Nuaiift geitellt Sofrntb Yrof. Or.
Wtinor, lniperiitat @ien; SrofeIior
Wfunder, uniberiitGt Miinden,
iolpte mebrere ameritaniide 9rofel-
Nls Soriiber Ser oelltl6en 9(btbei-
oes 8ermoniiden Gonoreiies
ut Brof. Or. Otto SeQer, ct. 2oltis,
ernannt moroen, ais @orIiber Der
ldlpeoilden abtbeilung Or. Sobn 81.
CHAMBER, Chicago. &oriiber Der bd.
nlIf)snortpegiiden @btbeilung lit gti-
colop u. @repitoO, Chicago.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-20
0ermaniId,cr Suuarcs.

Sci 8e%lcaenbeit bes 8ermoniihen
Gongrclles, ipeld)er ON 16. nno II.
September 3. SIS. inter ben Iliipi-
Sien bes r0eutid . Imerifaniifen
Hotional . 9unoes" IN Der @eltaus.
it~cllungsitoot ct. 2ouiS o~bgcbolten
miro, finbet olld cine Gonferen5 bon
Tertretern bes r0eutiG : Nmerifnni'
id)en Gereins" bon Berlin uno Ser
tretern oeS vNotipnal.9 unoeS" gum
3luede Der Seritelung ergercr Be
5iebnngen uno I%nbobnun9 zines err
ipricBlid)en ~3uiammenmirfens Der
beioen Sereinigungen itatt. gu Die
lem 3pede fommen Der G~oriisenoe
beS r0eutif)- ImerifaniihenSe reins"
bon Berlin Srofeiior bon lledtris,
uno Der Shriitiiibrer. Sr. 6. q.
@ratter, noh ben Ser. Staoten.
Wis Tertreter Der nSrfpro.ltniper.
litat" (Gn9lonb) miro Yrofeiior v.
u. Wac0 ouel Dem 8ermaniiten
Gongreb bei1pobnen. gnoere Timber
iitdten bobet ebenious 9ertretcr IN
gusiiht aeiteIlt.
Son ben 5abIreifen einselouienen
gbbonblitngen iino beionoers Die fol.
genoen 81 nennen: She German
Doctor in Imerica," BON Or. Carl
Bed, New'Yorf; ~Sdools founoeo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-20
SpoesfG4e.

Sim 10. Stft 6atbarine Anselmaier I'M stIter
Slm II, Sui 8eOeda @rOusbers, 9 Sabre
sim II. Srli Sba Soiimann im SO. Sabre
PIN 10. Illi Suttie saul, 90 Sabre alt,
@n 10. Suli 9enrn Wlarburaer i'm Ilter bon
62 SabreH. "a
re hires YcbPns.
vim II. Suli Gliinbeth 3iutb, 10 Sabre alt.
@m II. Suli Nuguit Stcrn, | Snbr ali.
am 1s. Suli Jtubcrt y. Suihlntann I'M Ilfer
YIN IS. Snli qua Is. airdurr im ~. aebenss
iubre. MA.
bon 6G SabreiI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-20

Cine eigenorttge SubiF
lGums-S tiftung bot Der pretBllfc
Stoat onldBlity oes 5lueiblnoertldb-
riqen 9eitebens oes 5lpeiten Satatl'
Ions pom iiebentcn tbiiringiiden Sn'
fonterie.Reginlen in @ero gen1adt.
Siinfsebntauieno Morf Iouen all
iGbrlid an llntcroffi5iere pertbeilt
rperoen, Die iid feline SolootenmiB-
bonolunQcn SIT Sfuloen tommen
IicBen. Ser 2unOtng bat Die Stifs
tln1d acnehmiAt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-20
9eftdtiet:
1epartcment fir 5ifentlidc gauten.
Sub.T rpartemcut oeS Stuots 3uacuieurS,

Sub.T cpariement oce Staot.S ngcuienrs.
SdIttmore. ben Is. SuIi 1904.
Separnte berftegelte 6urberunaS : slngebpte,
bic an ben oSouro Of Nlparo3." III S1nbeil
oes Observation-Disclosures. ubrefitrt fem miiiien,
lueroen bis Wiittiuud,, ben 81. SuIi, Bormitia3s
IL ubr, ertqeaen 9etlon1men.
SIR pie @tneIirlng. Observation-Disclosures
iino Btln'terine nit uitriii8irten 3ieeeIiieinei
Der 8rooesStrabe. bon Der Giorbieite Ser Suirs
llonnt'Ipenne bis 3ur Siioieite Der SaDette,
Strube.
Sir bic 9sibenirrtlre uno 9fIafterina nit
Wiaeabarl bes 9an5ell ln9epiIuiterien 1beilcS
Der NalbroofsIoenne, bon Der Gillette Der
%Ileilrten .Strabe bis 6ur Gillette Der oreiSebn.
ten SiraBe.
Spe5ititationen iinS stneebot.6 orntnIure ,ucr.
ben aili Terlaiiaen bon bieiem @iireali aeIie.
isrt: Der gSoaro Of Wizards" bebaIt iit ons
Hett Dor, irgcno iueIde mo aue slnoebote an
oeriperfe1 nno ben 9ontraft in FOLDER g8eiic
81 b%er9eben, ais Sieies i'm beftet Sntereiie
Der stnot ltegell mag. Gin begInubieier 9bed
in Der pobe bes In ben Spe8ififationet anoeaes
ocller Seirnaes, 5ablbar an BEN WtuDur lnb
Sfaotr1tb bon Baltimore, mub ieoem ,Sproes
ritIigs'Ingebot b~eigeiii9t iein.
y. Z. Senoaa,
u.u SfaotS ngenielir.
e. Giab Si,nanus,
Trdfibeut Der 9ontraftYIebDrbe.
Suli15-16. 1928, $500
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gefanntmadJnngem.
Eepartement fir bifcutlidie @autsn, .....
~ Sups Iepdrtcncut beS 5tubtsS uGeuicnr

ID TfIWpt e, beII I3, HliIl IgUI.
8erfieselte observation-disclosures ole an oeu
SGi HDatO !, a] aSreiiirt i Ell "n miiiien. 'ss pc G,eT' bis
Mitttupd,, ben 81. SuIi 1904. 8nrmiitaes If
llbr. e~ntgeaci 9%elonnlen fir ole Gieferiirg bon
9runit'SflniierulgSbl0den.
Spe5ififuiionen unb @~ngeboiS : Sormulnre
iuerOen uuf Serlargen bon oielcm Niircau ses
I~iefert. Ser p8paro Of glipnros" bebdlt ihb ouS
Nebt Dor, irgero neldbe IHb uQe g~llgebote 81
oeriperfen lino ben Gontrait in folher QSeiic 81
Gtaot liegcn MAG.
Sin be9Iuuoiater Gbed in Der S6be heS in
ben Spe5ififaiionen nlae9ebeuen Netruee5, 6abls
bar an ben Wlnppr lino Stabtrdt1 bon SLItis
more, mub iebem 5oroerungasg lrSebut beigeiilBt
fein.
q. I. TeuSun,
Sidoi- Sllleuieur.
geititiat:
e. Glab 5imanN3,
9sr1iibent Der Gontraft Qie6Droe.
GuIit5--t61 S-23 25-2G)
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3meierlei Hedjt?

Der @aibinetoner Correspondent
bes louisville gn5eiser" er5abIt
ieinem 9Iatte, mie Elm gepiiier gr.
mobes, elm eingeborener Yorto.Tica-
jler, @aaren geidmuggelt babe unb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-20

sseie S~efttoneu itnb iett GUT Beiidttenno bers
gerthtet. Btele uisgeipdblte 2ots. Ser Sus
periutenoent oeS 1runoes nro Vooens uiro ieoe
eeipiini6te glsfunft e%rtbeilen. 9as grematos
RUM ftebt tiGIih 5ur Snfpeftion offe1. Segen
gtdttrein tuenoe man fib an ben Superinteubers
ten ODER IN oas gtreaus tn Nr. II, xSet.eata.
tuau. etrabe, (Wprit6-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-20
lorraine.

WdIertf9 = Eurfartte - SrtebIi@.
Weitlih bon Ralbroof elm uRo eine baI5e
Weeile. genust bic nit 8ofubatan be5eidneie
Nort1'abeulesear. Sreie &utiten 9afmittaes
an1 terminus. Breife bon Seerabnibiielen iest
tpe5teu. 2ei6te Beoineungen. Selepbon =
Cation 223. Bureau: Srantltu. unb sStubfur.
@nabS. RerIanot @roi6iire. (Wlai4. 1S,I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-20
Separtemcnt fir Iiieutltdte gauten.
Snb.E epartemen oes Staot.Jngenieurs.
WnItim Q hen II (IfIi 1904

WuIII 1T D I z, DeU II. Mil 1VU4.
Mn VIE, bic es augcbt!
Us niro bierbur6 an bic BETTER bon Gigens
i6uit an ber @inuno5pansiaiten StrdBe. 8pis
9e9ebelt. bab Der Stuot.S neenielir bic 8oitelt.
oertbeiIlne fir Die Gipeuiruna. 8pifenrunbs
lteinbeieenilg uno Rilaiierune Der ~befasten
Strnbe, luut ben 8oritriften Der am z. Wt1r5
iielt bat.
Sic anf biefen Suu be5iieIi6en 0apiere finb
IN bieiem @ireuu uufbeipabrt. linb Oct Gtdoi'
Nilreuu, 5pii6en ben Stiinoen bon 12 llbr Diit'
tags bis 9 llbr 9iu6mittnas, irsenb ,ueIdbe
nnlnbli6e ooer ftriftIihe sllgdben, bic bon
ilieIeltrtcn Yarteien aeIundt iueroert iIloeei,
III Netra6t 5ieben.
9. &. Beubaa,
tSnlt12.13 49, 0) Staot'S naenielr.
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Euiannn Sdlmiufe.

GS ftarb am H.. SuIi 1904 Snianra
sdbminde, aelieDte Satin bon Senr0 !.
G6minde, I'M 9lIter bon sc SGbreH, 3 Wlonaten
lno 3 laaeI. %er>udnote ltro 5reunoe Der 6as
mile iino uftuuespnuit ein9elaoen, Der Beer
bieun9 ant WittWodl, yinbHltttago 2 ubr. BON
ibrer iepten g8obmina, Gr. 1851, Electromagnetic
straRe, aus bei6uluobnen.
QSnibineton, ;. e, uto YbiIGoelpbia, ga,
3eitunget mt9en ~gefdui9it eoptrett.)
(JOO-2)
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Baltimore Semetern.

Bureau: Rr. 344, Rurb.Gbarles. gtrahe.
TegrdbniBplibe 5urt Ierfauf bon $25 an
NIT Marmorpfoften abgeeren5t, $35 : 8lat
fir bier Grdber. (Sdn1S,1 O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-20

sesttfrtrter eenttder arst. 8O.tatrtse prarts.
ten; Seilt tl ~tiirseiter Belt SppbiIis, slusf9lae,
Saie< nno WtiinS'&ranfbeiten, s~llsfInfe fsber
Snl g,.'lfaF SOlntioneTs gsroofs s9lpaas,
Office IN Or: geder's anatomif6en M1ifetrn,
Sr. a0S, Ctt,9altirnpre.etrafe -Spre9fhin6en:
tags bon 10 ubr Mpreens bis 2 ribr Eadutif,
faas tinb bon 9 utr bis 10 1tbr abeubS.
y. .. = Or. @eder's @afe beiIt unfebIbor
ieoen NuSflub. gnnfuItation tret.
(W2at25. tS.7&G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-20
Nnauit WiQcr.

G5 itarb am 10. StIi 1904 Auanit @iiler,
gelieDter @ntte bon Nlmelia Wttler. I'M Ilttr
bon Gs Sa6reH. Sic Seerotgul9 itnOei Ton
ueritaa, 4 llbr 9tnhmiitG9s, bon ieiner IeBttt
g9obntng, 9tr. 52t, ytOros ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, ans
Iintt. ipp5lr &erlpnnote lIno 6relilIoe ahtun1ss
bon einaelaoen itnb. NeifeFulIg prtpdiim.
tgO2-N
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Sbpmas 6. gakbor Gomyass.
Sssenienre nab Gswtraitsrea.
Tempordrer gef& dftspIIat

NJ. 220, Seeh-Pratt.e traAe.
4BSr Nnb In Der 0aae, DAMMIT. uub nsNe,,
9et5un9, foipie 3o&orud.Dampfr5tren. nfe Yrn.
ber berdlrtteuen. GamptiefeI.g8e ipurben
nn,@t onfq Geasr betndbtet.- DawpffeheI,
Geferung. -
Waf. Derncu 5000. wnartIo.A aha
lSan22,1S.I&O s.
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Sphn 6erluia e Gphn,

2sidenbeitatter nnb Ginbalianlirer,
0r. zoos. Grlenns.Str. Wtb. Sci: @inoipr 255.
3peiggef6nft gr. 524, Oerl. GniterfsNoenue,
SiebIanbtoWr, baltimore. WturbIano 9eleobpl:
@tnbfor Co.. &uti6en iperoen ~aeIiefcri fit
So63eiten, lnterbaItungen uno anoere 8ele'
aenbeieu. (Seb14. 1S,I&S)
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Gbttprieae Nptisem.

Sic Tirmn &c. pam 9c(0en
II. 80. III @ronalL Mcitfolen, ~itiftete
al1loBlid ibreS 5Qjabrigen 9eitebenS
100000 Wort fir Die g8ittlue1l- llno
@ailcntoiie, Iopie 10000 Ntorf fir
Die Feniionsfaiie oeS @ei61ftS.
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Sorb Gnr5om Scr Siccf0.
Mig bon Snoien, Der crit fiir5lid, ole
@eIt burd Den Nusiprllt iiber-
roldte, ooB CT Sibet, Mfgbonilton II.
Ncriien nols 8lacis" SclobruIt-
iucbr - fir Snoien beaniprid)e, bat
lih in Gnglonb, no er chen ieincn
llrlollb perbringt, oas Gedt 5ilgc-
iproden, aui eieene Sallit gum In-
grill p~or5uecben. Gr lei III Snoien
pcruntluortlit fir bic @ertbeioialun0
Der meiten 8ren5e gegen cine euro
poiid)e Madt unb miiic c%rfprberli.
6en Sales sum gngrifie iiberseben.
GoS tlinat ia gars friegeriid. eng
lonb madt lid Die Gage IN OItoiien
iu Nltte. llno oa MllBlono pouolf
beldoitiat lit, FAINT es leine Elane
ln9eItort ourtfiibren. Der englilde
ariegsminiiter Mrnolo Softer bat
5lpor porgeitcrn I'M llnterbaille err
tl1rt. 8roBbritannien lperoe feinei1
%erilld) MAIDEN, Sibet SIT anneftlrell
ooer Elm Eroteftprat 81 errId)fen,
aber CT iiigt f%lilaerpeiie bel, lolailac
feline o1oere Mod]t periilhen peroc,
lid) III Die tibetoniihe Mngelegeltbelt
ein5umiid)er. @r betrahtet Stbef
olio bereits lcoislit Der en9ll'd)ell
SntereiienipbGre 5~ngeborig iino ole
Snslieoeruns on Snoien 1T leoisli@
cine 5ra9e Der Seit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-20

l-@ ouperneur 9 a.
bis bonn EananIotanol,S treifen Der.
lorgt 100000 9oros feines gaIponi.
lirtes 0rabtneb, nm Die Mostitos
bon Den @obnllngen mo SoIpitd.
lern Der aanol5onc ob5uboltcn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-26
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New-York. February - 1904
BEEvEs-Recepts were head FOR the market; 10
.-psux In live to-day Dressed beef unchaneei
Tstes cables London and Liverpool quoted the
NJ eteady selling ~ li<o 2c n. dressed
weight: refrigerator beef az S4a8 Exports TO-DAY. 10
raIEIs-R Receipts EOS head for the market lh7
demand good and prices firm ic higher for Neas
~ barnvnrd or Western calves ale common 20 cJs
,eas sos - S54Sg 37- per 100 n. little calves at 81
city dressed veas steady a. salSc per 70 country
dressed 1Ullc-
Tor sale Market steady firm. Prime state and
Fenuryyarp ugs quoted s. s5aS6 per loo 10
saIes-rofsn yesterday: - state hoEs
average. So per 100 n: rcughs. 30 ~ at So
! boar $50 II. at SO. - -
r,dd & Co date vesteriay1 $50 mixed Western hogs.
JOS r. @ 81 60. ! boar. SO u. a. s. .o,-,.
Andrew Mullen: - vcals l53 n average. a. Ssot''
per TcO r. : 90. 10 70. a. 50 20. -
r. O. curtis & Sen: 20 veals, lS5 u. 81 So ~ o.
- - Al s. 20 u do % 70 Ct So DO. 10 y. az 80
Tobin q shanaoa: IS veaIs 10 %: DO. 81
- ce-.fs--- . veal- 1a3 n. 81
la Receipts were rs head. N
Guiding 81. cars market, AM making with Tie
stale stock Ia sale. sheep were almost nom
raj an. about steady IAmhs were very SLOW ana Jug
Iso lover Nine carried over common sheep
f 80 "a - fr 100 N: wethers ~ s. %. ordinary
a. rrims lambs 50 esGS6 -. Dressed mutton slow
a. zsfgr rer ~ DRESSED lambs. weak at Salo1c.
sales: u Harrington; 900 Buffalo lambs - 70 aver
a. Al So IS Per N. 90 DO. q 10 at 50 20.
= sanders: $50 state lambs % n at 20 90; stare
Ksrn. carnrnissou company Western vether>. is@
w. I. rrlTfis a son. state lambs 70 70 az 50 2h
Tor.n = shannon Ga's lssfsrda1l; 200 ohio lsFnns
N. ct ss7a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-26
OTHER mARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

chicago. FEB. 25.-CAT-TLF,-E Receipts. 1900 Market
20 medium s. 500 81 50 stockers feeders s. 50gS4 ~.
cows 81 .5uS4. hcifers. S@GS4 81 fSuS2 tu
pals S2S4 calves Sc 5CnS6 -; Texas fed Sf
- % HOGS Receipts. $4,000 5000 Mar
ke oQlOc higher. mixed and butchers s. gS4SS 81. good
% choe h'aFy s. 6HGx5 40 rough. heavy s. ass 90.
gh - 4le - -. bulk " sales. s. 3uG81 - SHEEP
Receipts. 1900 Market 10 higher. good
choice Wethes 81 2JdSi So fair 60 choice. mixed 81 -
QfJ -.
Clastnnsr Feo 25-HoGs steady. 81 1SGS5 50.
1AAL1E DUH s. 25aS4 90 SHEEP quiet. $JRSs co.
LAMBS easy. lower. 81 TJI So o..
East I51nalg. Feb. -CATTLE-Tlcceipts. 100 head:
esns5fk light steady DT.na steers $5gsS . SHIPPING.
- Sv9S 30 huiche-s S4qS4 20. hefers s. JQS4 20.
cows * 55G$4 bulls. s. I5as4 . soczers and feeders
- zi4St -ALS-Heceipts 100 head zoe higher. So 500
- %, Receipts. 100 head active 5alOs higher
heavy 81 lO1x6 -. mixed SGs6 Il. workers.. IS fOuSG
PISS . .o9 - 60, roughs, S5gSJ 81. stays. Sass %
S"gSo 0 yearliEgs - 5OrS5 Is. wethers s. 15S4
ewes. - oe1fS4 90. sheep. mixed. S3GEs 20
Kansas CITY Feb. 25-J'ATTI-E-- Receipts head.
intending 500 Southerns. market steady strong;
hnE steady % strong. export sud dressed beef
3gaS3 TO- fr 20 good 50 75Q&4 40. Western lei
- "pIS % stockers and feeders. $5GS4 Southern
steers - onS so Southern S2aS3 10 native
SASS 20 native heifers - 2OaSf 25 bulls 81 50Qx3 90
caves SHS6 HOtT--Re Receipts. ~ 600 heed. %
hhr TOP 50 DO bulk OF sales s. 25s5 -. heavy s. az
$50 90 packers 81 3u0Sj Al lights. 81 s5Gs5 30
SHlEtlteceips Zoo head. market strong and active;
native lambs. 50 25N$J 81. s5u$5 fed
ewes - sUdS4 30 Western fed yeariinEs SiuSa - stock
rrs and feeders s. bOQS4 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-26
CASA QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nar-N ork. February -. Atut
--.. ,.-.. market to-day was fTmCr u0c
W. - - 1 Vftle better outside business some
~ 49, 80. Issued but these were reported u ne
Mr. rou 49, .-.s-ss+s and this seemed Co help tire
~. ...5- IS also IuduenCel tv rather Ir1reF i-lIo-
naheN .l,- s,ra-ted and persistent rltr0rE flat
'etl -.-tc Ietlfg he'd been received rom Ift--t
-ir- ~ coming crop. These cab. rs, i'N''ti N..-
'--ri'-- NJ opening trrl-F a. lE h.if-n-e
Trarf F1rlo scattered ef-i.-i.-. hit
..-.. .7r-.-uef 20 sell III 1 moderate bay i.--i
Hit - Absorbed e1 'ra- frn market cont f.I-t
i 49, l5ae. when prices were U.t ~ % .'
- t.t.r s7Ife wera rerorte. az l-''ia a-s-- Wv
~. i-rffsv hare were In alti"as flNi- tl- primary
49,. 0- ne European markets Aa.r7 closed -,
.-r j. l f-er- higher while Hamburg was rlof =
- sentiment seemed 60 show some lft4e improve
80 th.r4 we're acain predictions wax ..-fr gas
- 49, ---+1-- Trruartarr trace Interests point out
- 49, American visible supplies are larger man
- f.f--e AZ no history RI tIg rul" .1ar t.e f...-4
-,-. .rs large tha- arc arIf a..f.E I' Season p
= iysrarerf spot demand. ans .- Tres. il-rl tt ere
- fr ,o-s7a- that Tor rl@ Immediate i--fN O..
- +5ae i-suen-es should probably prove a f-i-a Va
49, =. rsrs.fafirus continue. SINAI.
~ .- rlsrEet vas hrr Win quotations oil tle basis
ffIsl frr Eic So J.
a. vas O. follows