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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-06-09
s,op-over ON worlds Fair Tickets.

Southern Railway has arranged to
allow stop-overs at all Western North
Carolina resorts on st. Louis Worlds
Fair tickets. A most desirable advan-
tage. For complete information apply
at City Ticket Office, 141 Bull street.
-ad.
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New York and Eastern Cities via.
seabonrd Air Line Rx.

The Short Line-seaooard Air Line
and Pennsylvania Railroad-savannah
70 New York. only s46 miles. Two
through trains daily City ticket once,
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PIC; prime summer yellow, 2sk@29c;
off summer yellow. nominal; prime
yellow, 33c; prime winter yellow, 33c.
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DRY GOODS.

New York. June SIN the dry goods
market conditions remain practically
unchanged, with buyers operating con-
servatively and no indication of i'm
mediate Improvement, Not until price
announcements are made on certain
important lines will buyers be content
to make provisions for future wants
and immediate necessities are not suffi-
cient to cause any general inquiry.
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sacks. S6"; 100-pound cotton sacks, 3sc,
125-pound burlap sacks, 45c; 125-pound
cotton sacks, 47c: 150-pound burlap
sacks. SAC.
HlDES-Market. firm; dry il'nt.
'1i!9c; dry salted. 121sc; green sailed,
6jac.
WOOL-Firm; prime Georgia, free
OF sand burrs and black wool. at slc;
black. 1Sc: bury, 10@12c; wax, &c;
tallow, &c; deer skin. 24c
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SPOT COTTON MARKET.

The following were the official spot
quotations at the close of the market
at the Cotton Exchange Yesterday:
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AT THE CLOSE.

FUTURES.
Liverpool, 3 points mp.
New York, 16 points OF.
New Orleans, IL points of.
SPOTS.
Liverpool, ~ points mp.
New York, 10 points down.
New Orleans, unchanged.
Savannah, unchanged.
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IRON-Market firm; refined, $500;
Swede, 4c.
NAILs-Cut. s225 base; wire, s2.s5
base.
BARRED WIRE = 1915 per 100
pounds.
GUNPOWDER - Per key, Austin
crack short, $3.50 key; half key, $3.50;
quarter key, 1925; Austin smokeless,
half kegs. sS.45 quarter, $3.50; three
pounds $40; one pound, 75c; less 20
per cent. on smokeless.
Cotton Bagging and Ties.
BAGGING-Marketf firm: ~ pound
7B@S1sc; sea island bagging, Sk@I0c.
TIES-Standard 45-inch arrow, large
lots, 81 03@1. 10; small lots, $115.
TWINE-Per pound, or hank, lao
15c.
HAMs-sugar cured, 12@1sc: pic
mics.
D. S. butts Observation-Disclosures. 53s
D. s. plates ....::............... 6h@6A
Western heavy bellies ............ ~
Eastern light bellies ......... rs
Eastern medium bellies . ia
Eastern heavy bellies ............ IN
D. S. c. r. sides ....... 81
Smoked c. r. sides .......... $50
LARD-Pure, in tierces, &c; 50-pound
tins and S0-pound tubs. &c; compound
in tierces, &c: 5O-pound tins and so
pound tubs. 6Ac.
Miscellaneous.
FISH-Mackerel, half-barrels, No.
l, SO; No. 2, So so: No. 8, IS; kits, No.
/, 81 40; No. 2, $1.30; No. 8, 81 10; cod
fish. 1-pound bricks, &c; 2-pound bricks,
515c; smoked herrings, per box, 10000;
Dutch herrings, in kegs, $40; new
mullets, half barrels, 81.
SYRUP-Market quiet; Georgia and
Florida syrup, buying at 22@23c; SELL
ing at 25@271sc; sugar house, at 161sO
1Sc.
HIGH WINES-Basis, 81. 2S.
HONEY-Fair demand; strained, in
barrels, 45c gallon.
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FUTURES FLIGHTY
MARKET OFF AGAIN AT NEW
YORK AND AT NEW ORLEANS.
BETTER LOCAL DEMAND
WAS SHOWN IN BOTH r. o. b. AND
SPOT COTTON,

Fair Demand for +. o. b. from For
eign Sources, but bidding Was
Not Up 40 Price AsI<ed-Sale o.
o35 Bales of spot Cotton Report
ed-Spot Quotations Unchanged In
Savannah and New OrIenns-DOwn
10 Points iR New York but Closed
at Advance in Liverpool.
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Hardware and building Supplies.

LIME. CALCIUM PLASTER AND
CONGRATULATIONS and Georgia lime
in fair demand and sell at SOGS5c a
barrel; special Calcined plaster, $150aD
1.SO per barrel: hair, 4G5c; Rosedale
cement. $115G1.25; carload lots, spe-
cial. Portland cement, retail, 5000
$2.25: cal load lots. special.
LUMBER - Merchant hewn ties
$l0.50@ll.00; square edge hewn ties.
sS.t0d9.00: hewn ties (7x9xs1s), $50
40c; hewn ties (6x), 26@2sc; switch
ties. s11.0O; easy yard stock, $1l.0O0
1900; car stills, $1so0@14OO; ship stock,
$500.
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No. 1910. Chartered 1865.
The MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
on SAVANNAH GA

UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY.
Capital ............... 100000
Surplus and undivided profits. 1900
Total 1927, 900
Accounts of Banks, Bankers, Cor
porations, Firms and Individuals re-
ceived upon favorable terms.
Issues Time Certificates of Deposit
bearing interest.
Correspondence solicited.
J. A. G. CARSON, President.
BEIRNE GORDON, Vice President
w. M. DAVANT. Cashier.
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Now comes that season when you
are tired after walking ten steps. You
ache. You are fretful. No appetite. 1t
is worth a gerat deal to be relieved of
this trouble. Graybeard will relieve
you. Take a bottle home tonight and
you will be fresh and bright to-mor-
row.
Graybeard is found at all drug stores,
81 bottle, 6 for IS. Graybeard Pills,
25c. Little treasures.-ad.
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COTTON SEED OIL.

COTTON SEED OIL.
New York. June S.-Cotton seed oil
firm in absence of offerings, but trade
was quiet. Prime crude Z. o. b. mills.
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NnS SulttmUrc=G uuntg.
@r. Bang gic6t flcin bel. - 3obl.
reide &cirotb9-2 iccn3cn altage-
iteQt. - @eridic0enes.

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reide @cirotb2-2 iccu5cn ol3Gc-
iteQt. - &eriHicoenc2.
@r. elmer u. @oilt BON Goruion,
Der am Icbtcn N}olltoQ pom Nifter
8urfe crnouut mltrOc. nm iid in
Den Belts elmer @uiolmADiuid,inc AT
ieben, mcIhc GiQcutbum Der ,I}uca
misunderstanding So" mar, iid) icoocb
i'm 9eiibc pon g8m. 3arg, 9tr. 40.
@rottitroBc 6i9hlonOtoun, bcfin-
oct, un0 Der bcfomltlih pom 3un1
nit elmer Shrotflintc ans iriucnl
9oule geio8t mrroc, bot Qcitcrn 0il
gtohri6t crboltcn, OoB Sang ojl
An9clcgcn5cit olrf 9jjtIi6cu1 &gat
l6lid)tcn mer0C.
SrouungCn uu0 &cirut6&.
&tccn3Cu.
9te 3obl Der C%rulutnqCn ltn0 St..
tbeilrng Don &ciratb2- Giccn5cu in
9altimorc.Gomtn uiluntt in letter
Belt bcoclrtcn0 3l. So murocn &c.
tern in COMPTON folgenoc &cirot6a.
Sicell5cn ollSgcitcllt:
Ntontcrc9 4, ". @eromcpcr, 81,
nnO Nnnic Gli3nbetb Hciblidl -,
Mooololpn @ultimorc .Gountu; ZIP
pltfont Gborlc2 Y. Summers.
Grneit Ercibc, -, ul0 emma NJ.
Soflt6, @oOonatomn.
Gomin Softer, 81 unO Noo 2liN.
more Burton Is, @crcforo, 7. 81.
thrift BON &oItimorc.GOumtp
benjamin. @llbcr, 81, 9tr. POI +.
Ioenue, mo WtuQQic Oiorttng; Is,
9tr. 2tS, observation-disclosures; 2(ppli.
font G6orlc9 6offmon.
Gomoro Storfcp %, 9tr. AT,
9toro-Fo %ort- 2lpcmtc, @olti
more, mo N}orp Sole N}c0ouicI, ~,
9tr. 1920, Dit Go0cttcitroBc; 2lpplt.
font G0luor0 ". 2lul0.
@etrout murOcu ont lcetcu N}itt.
nod: Sri. Gliiobct6 gumcljo Sil5(c,
Sod)tcr pom 5Sruu i. &. Sil}lc BON
GatonspiuG mo &r, 6riC0rid NltQ.
SciolidL iun., bon Baltimore. Ole
Irountng crfolgtc in Ser cpong..
lutb. Salcm3.airte SIT GotonSpiQc;
ol9 9rolttjlmgfcr fungirtc Sri. Gar
ric 3opp uno oils @routiiibrcr @r.
Com. Sduttcr. nlli6cra" morcn
Die $50. ". Stl}lc, GbaS. &alb, Carl
Trieie unO RDbcrt Sei0el. @oitor
10. 6. GnOcra poujog sic Eroutng.
Die Ncuucrnldb(teu mcrOcn IN &ut.
timore mobncn.
SRI. Gpo =. Grtc(, Go6tcr polt
Srn. unO 6rol 9tit. Grtcl pon gtr.
422, Go'tern.Nncnltc, @l9blultotolurl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-30
Scra6acIcbtc GaiiitenprciIc

bon Baltimore nod 8rencn mt
,Norooeuti6en 2IopO" 9ampiern
$3t, nit 0ampfernn @oin," n9tDein"
uno ,Nefar" $33. GGeooor $.
9iener&G o., ia 0it.2cyinaton'
Stro6c, 3inmcr gtr. 3. (237--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-30

9tctp-g orf, Srn, 8obert Serbian in
Chicago, 81, @rn. @bo8. ". Sor'
Dan bicricIbit, uno 8mei S0dter, Die
6rouen 3. 9. g. Sefferion uno j. 3.
Siren in Baltimore, ionic 5pei @nfel;
icrncr pier @riioer III 9temzYort ln0
cineu in 0ctti6lall0. Siele Sabre
long mar ole 8eritorbene Die Sefrc.
tGrin oes 0amenpereinS Der o0eltt-
idel1 @reiienbeimatb" uno 3Gblte ST
Oen @riinoern Der s6rei = Somners
Grfltriions = @eieQi6oft," fir neldc
tie Itet5 cine merftbdtigc 60rocrin
mar. 9(lld anoere @oblt6Gttgteits.
9cItreblmgen muroen bon ibr frdftig
mterItiibt. &om 9amenOerein Der
y9Gttihen Overwhelmingly" mor cine
Delegation 5lgcgen, u10 bonn o9lQs
qemeincn 9euti6en Mniienbuuie"
batter ii6 5p0lf Wt0Oden inter 6iib.
rlll9 oeS 8uusooterS &orl S6mteO
I'M Sruuerbauie eingentnOen. Inter
0en oorge6rohten id0nen 9llmen-
goben befnnocn ii6 Elm Sran5 Dom
Gnmenperein Ser o8rcilenbcimatb";
BON ser 6omilie Charles Croft aus
Bolton, Wtoii.; BON Son 6ronciaco,
Sal, gin9 elm &ran3 Don Or. Geo.
ltn0 6rau emma Werritt elm; ferner
ein GiiIen bon &rn. Is. ". Sutro;
9olmen un0 &oicu BON Or. ". 8it.
terlitg, ltnO &oien Don Der 6omilie
2beoo. SGnefing. Bon 9temsOort
ionoten Ole 5omilicn 6. 9. Sutro,
Gbeo. Sutro, 6rau ". @rof, 8. Git
fro, Gogor Serbian unO 9arrp Slttro
9uumenitiite; pon|bilooelpbio, &c.
Die 6amilie Saul Sutro; BON Gbicu-
90, 81, Die 6omilie u. SorOon;
Yolmen bon 6rou 8. Sutro uno
IoGtcr; Bouquet, iomicS ur8Ocdc Don
Sen ainocru, &rn. Cigar uno Gboa.
Soroan un0 6rou 6ront 6rep.
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Spc;ial Motifs.

Der cinleitenoe Gortrag Der eSoi-
timorc llniperlitp Shool Of Meol-
cine" miro bcllte 9lbeno nm . l'pt
con @roi. Gbeooore Goofe ST. u. =.
DC. :. i'm ltniueriitdts : 8eoalloe &C.
bolton mer0cn. Gos Sbenld III "Oe'
ididte ser oeilfrnIt." 0ns Fl.pi''
lum mo Die 2(er3te iinb eIllgela't'''
(27D s. $. Sicoler, Getall.
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sSiaioc Iciic nadl Gcntidlano.

SdiffSfurten foiten iebt MIR so
fir OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BON @olti.
more mad Bremen. @egen peitcrcr
9(ltsflulit nenoc man iid) an G6eo.
$. 0iencr & o., TIA Oits2ers
ington-Str. 3intncr Ar, 3. GS03
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Spcsial. Grfnriion am Counting, ben
=. Sftpber,

nlf ser nIennipIponiu : G%ilelbabn,"
bon Baltimore nah Ybilaoelpbia illio
5itriid $500; nod Gbeiter ntio 5iirild
$3.50, unb notb @ilmington nnD gu.
rid $500. (212-5l
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Icunipluania : Giicnbabn Spc5ial-
Grfnriiom

am Sonntog, Den 2. Sfto6er, BON
Baltimore nad Y%bilaoelpbia INTO 5r'
riid $500; mad Gbciter mo 5urilf
$3.50, uuo mad @ilmington uno 5ii'
rid $1.00. (2|2-o)
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SnIins SebbeI, oeuti6er Bbotograpb,
321 q. .StraFe.

JtUUEHtFVFVNF W.T. FI
eSn emaiuirten opaIen 8iloern ltno
id6ne Teubeiten erlpGbnenSDertb.
2~ebensgroBe photographer uno
fiinItIeriId poIenbete Gopien alter
gilber In Grapon, @aIierfarben, Del
uno 8aIteu cine Spe5ialitGt.
Man berseiie nid)t, p~ur5nipred)ea.
GAO
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Tabor : 2pccum : 0allc."
Bic men befprirtc Safe lit fir
8Gac nno Observation-Disclosures bill.
lia III ocrmictbcn. 3n c~rfraacn bci'm
@ermalter. (Sept6 ,iaS ,t@)
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samItaa. mnO Sunntna.GEfnriiOucu

nod @oi6ington $t.25 olf Der
,8cnniplponia @o5n." @iQctc iino
fir sic Eiidfubrt bis Sonnto6
a6eno giiltig. gQe 3ii8c, Oct
,Gongrciiionol 2imitcO" atSgcnom
men. G6r&SO
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1nbclfcit Der 5mmunncl5 .@cmcinOc.

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Eadoro in Der 0itIiden Goli5eiItotion,
| Dab tic Dor ieoen 8laS Mbistep ndt
@ran Wtorpbium nebme. Sie lpltrOc
ollf iefS Wonote ms 9opptetu'Nlpl
9eiarlot.
Stilr3tc BON Sem q f c.
- MGbreno geitern Wtorgct dc Nc'
Qerin Surdb Srecmon BON 9tr. Sl2,
@circc.S troBe, oitf ibrem Gode Mo'
idc ouibGngtc, %Itiir5tc lie loItilIt oelll
8elGnocr in Den Sofranm oeS AT
aren3enoen SaltieS binob unO bllet
bemllBtlos liegen. Sic mrlroe IN tbrC
@obnung qetraaelt, moIelbIt Or. g.
g. 2outenbod) lie bolo ipleoer gum
9eiuuBtiein 5llriifbro6te.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-30
Srcitag, Den 30. september 1904.
1lntcrbaltnnoSs8 Cgwci'er.

,,@luFt.ataormir." 0icic @oac. she
TUrtunc Icucr".
rSDaiC'e Sheatcr," Gicic g"obc. a-s'2
2uuCr' Nctcule".
Sbcntct." - Gict >eo0t'
abe Ghurit0 Euric". ~
Morris GpcruHauc." - Glc'c SaoR'. n%''
Miuin uro tbC llfIniuO"
yN}urhlnHosSh entct," Elelc @o@e' N""o'.
btIcsIoriicuUUQCu, ~
,9iubiturium. F. Eicfc 26Odc: nNl1a 1o3p.
,glnuCn'S Shcater." GIcIe Hsphe. "eHI'u
GlubCe OF g,Clu-GlOTi".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-30
Trcibicr

lit bel elmer gcpiiicn N}cni6cntIoiic
Iebr poplI6r, mcldcr @rolrcrci Is
oltd entitommcn mag. NuciL, ipcr
fitr iein Bier be5oblt, Ser 5icbt ale
nal Irauf Steil'a Bier Dor. (27D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-30
GaS @cttcr.

Giir Morplan0 mo Den 0iltrift
Gohumbio rcQncriihca @ctter nn0
pcrdnocrlihc, mciitcn9 mc'tlid)e
N&inOc.
Ger b0ditc IbcrmomctcrIton0 mar
so @roo lm 3 llbr NoHmittoa3.
Ger nicoriQite IbcrmomctcrItono
iuor 63 @ro0 lm 6 llbr W}orAcna.
Mittlrrcr NoromcteritonO 30.l6.
Sohilutb lois N}orgcn2 mO no.
gbcnOa.
Ger b6ditc Stono ser Icmpcrotlr
n0brcnO Ser lcBtcn 81 StIm0cu in
ocn uohiolgc1ocn St00tcn >uor, lpie
fol0t;
Goitport 81, @ortlono 90, Bottom
&C, 9ubunp 81, Ncm.Nort 70, NhiIo.
Oclphin II, 2ltlontic.Gitp a. Cape
Nion -, @oibinQtnu 80, 9}orioIf so,
&utterua9 so, Charlotte 30. Mii-
miu0ton IS, Gborleitou II, Sooobs
nab Sc, &adIonptlle 81, SlpltCr 81,
Seen @cit 81, gtlonto %, M}ontQomc-
m 96, NtclpsO Orleans 90, Yuleitinc 90,
@oIpciton Sc, Corpus Gbriiti 81,
Mcmpbi@ 90, Cincinnati 80, @itta
burg IS, 0alpego II, buffalo -
Glcpclono 81. Detroit so, Nlpcno so
M@orQllettc Is, Green Ban IS, Gbico
90 rs, Gulutb 7G, ct. 4oul IS, 81
&ouis IS, aonioS.Gitp rs, Onob.
rs. Surou 76, @isntord y, @tQiitoI
6S, Sabre II, 6clcnu -, Solt 2ofl
Sim 81, Gcnbcr 60, Nortbs @Iottc Z
Go0gc-Git0 so, 2lmoriuo II, 2o@9lu
gCIca 81 8ra0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-30
IL II II.

Sn ocn 40 Sobrcn oe$ 9eItebcn@
scr @cmcinoc t~ouften Die Scelior9er
Ocricl6cn POSI- Yerionenr poIl5ogelt
1921 Gonfirmationclt, 1913 Sroltlllt.
gen ms prebigtcn bel 1902 @eerot,
glllrgen. Son Den lirlpriitlglld)clt
@riinocrn Ser 8enneinbe lebelt MIR
nod bier, ndnlid) Die $50. Sob, Stll-
infa, ". Meitermaril, Iil9ll'f Voe
mo Geo. Seiier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-30

NbICben. - Or. Nrtbrr q,
WotiolL Tcrtretcr ser 8. g0orO I'M
eritcn Stobtrntba3mci0c, itorb 9eitcrn
Wnrgcn III ser nGburh Some m10
Snfirnlarp" onI NorOs@rooOmop an
N~linoonrm Gutjijn0una. Gr mar
idon lett mebr oI9 cincnl Sabre lei
neuO, obcr Dor elmer ISOLDE ncrid)lim.
mcrtc iid icin 3uitnno 10 lcbr, Oab
man i'm 3lpctS &ornobmc elmer
0pcrotiou ms gcnonntc Noipitoi
ldoifcn licB. Scin 3uitono per
idlimmertc iih ieOod) oltd) BORT
mchr unO mcbr ul0 am Withpod)
9lbcno mIrocn Ole WtitgIirocr Der 50.
mile nah Dem @oipitol acrltfeu no
@r. Wntion bcnm nm 4 llbr aeitern
Worgcn itorb. Die @ccr0iglmg oc9
Or. Motion iOu am Sonntog BON
0ciicn @obumQ Hr. 1901, Ror0s
Gcntrol-Nptmuc ans itottiinocn.
Gr NOR 50 Sabre alt mo Elm Sobn
Oca p]crItorbCucn Nrtnllr @otion bon
Baltimore. Goa &id)t Der Welt cr.
blidtc cr IN TccomocsGomntn 90,
tam ic0oh IN icincr &llQcuo nit lei.
men Gltcrn nod Baltimore. Scitocm
ipobntc Die 6omilic IN Atorooitt@ult;
more. Gr erhiclt icinc GrjicbrmQ in
Den 0flcntlihen SdulIcn Der Stu0t
mo Damn beilldte cr sic Gr3tlidc
Shulc Der MarplGn0cr unipcriitdt."
aus mclhcr or in 1871 0%ra0uirtc. Gr
mor tets Elm itronmlcr 0cuofrot un0
mtcritijBtc Die 0rQouiiotion bottc ic.
bod nic Elm politlideS }lnlt iunc, bis
or Dor cineul Sabre oils N}itglie0 Ocl
Stuotrutbs erD0btt muroc. 2lltber lei.
ncr @itt>uc bintcrl0bt cr 5uci &in0cr,
Grou Vi. e. &oGcra mo Nrn. %oicpo
u. Mution.
Der StaOtrotb miro lci1Cn 9tad)
Iolacr in Nmte 5l crwoblcn babcn.
mars @ror0tiitunu?-
&n Dem l~ceritcbcnoeu Nuuie Mr..
Poll, Stodton StroBe. @iQentuuul
oea &rn. Senrp ShilOuGdtcr, sim.
oete geitern Morgeu elm llnbefonnter
in einem Glen Elm 6eucr an uno
mari baum Den Oien uni 10 hnb ou&
@ol3mcrt 6eucr ling, Die Glommcr
murben BON 5tpei Eoli5iitcn I'M acim,
geloift.
Seine &orlicbc I iir bill
ltgenS 6nopps" brod)te 9eIterl
Den Neger gllireo Mlirrap bon 9tr
Stt, MuIberrDsStroB nit Scr 4oIi
5ci in Gouilift. Murrou lpuroc nGnl
lid lit Der weitIid)en Eoli5ciltotio
Dem @erid)tsperiobreu iibermieier
ipeil or ongeblid Der 8irmo Mepe
VittS & So, ltr. lt5, @citGamhcl
Gtrabe, ein Guantum @bistep in
@ertbe pom $40 gcitoblen BADEN lod
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-30

W. pSlClIS lIll SuUe UUCull SlllHeIl.
Sulione Sor0un.
@om GrouerbouIe, Nr.223, @oo0-
lolpn-Nooo, &oIono-Garf, aus MIR
ocn Die iroiihen lteberreIte Ser IN
lhrem 76, 2~cbensiobre peritorbenen
6rolt SllIionc Serbian inter groBenl
8ctoI0c aui Ser r@reenmount = Sc
llcterp" SIR cmigen Hltbe 9ebcttct.
SIN @orIc huttcn iid fritb5eitig sic
S~ctotro0cnOcn in GROCER 3obl einge-
'ltltocn, I'm Scr in meitcn areiien &c.
nd)tetcn ScrItorbencn sic lette @brc
SIT crrpcilen lunO cine 9lumengube am
Sor8c nicoCr5ulcgcn. Son Heru.O orf
lnoret1 Die 6on1ilicn ser $50. 2ubtpig
mo Sorrp Sutro, ionic Sr. Cigar
Soroon nebIt 8uttin uno Sodter,
ilito bon EbiIoOeIpbio. 80, Die 20.
Mule bon Nrn. Hnul Sutro anne
leno. Noitor :. 0ouqlos BON ser
HoInno.Forf . EreS6pterioner . Sc
mclnoc belt Den GrorcroottesoietIt
I'M 0ottie, Ionic am 0robe. Irall
Soroon lultrOe III Nohet, 8reuBen.
0eboren; tic mar cine aeborenc GU
fro. @or 81 &obren fam lie mad,
N!1terifn, no lie lid i'm glter bon "a
Sobrcn nit ibrcm Dor Is Sabrell
berltnrbenen 8ottcn, Srn. Gouarb
Sorndn, nerebelidte. Sic binterldbi
orei Sobne, Srn. Cigar Soroan in
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-31

heroes who had worn the blue and
whose remains we're, by the decree
Of fate, laid side by side with those
Of the erstwhile enemy Il was this
kindly act by these greatsoulcd wo
men, which inspired a New York law
yer 10 write that immortal poem
The Blue and the Gray Under the
Roses, the Blue; Under the Lilies
the Gray Under the Laurel the
Blue. Under the Willow. the Gray
This spirit was not wanting IN yester
lays demonstration and those who
attended the exercises at Mound
CITY cemetery only with the uobler
sentiments which the occasion IN
spire probably returned to their
homes well satisfed-if they could
close their eyes and their minds to
the ribald biiarity and drunken row
-iyism Of the hordes that always DIES
acrate the day by their presence car
NC for nothing and seeking nothing.
but those sensual pleasures which are
If the flesh and Of the devil Else
where in this paper appears an ac
count Of the decoration day exercises
At Mound City, in 1869