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The Minneapolis journal., 1904-12-23

CHICAGO LIVESTOCK, Dec. 2s.-oattle-Re,
ceipts, 1000; strong good to prime steers, $e.10
$SsSsiS $S@S canners, buiis s2@; calves
$'i2eoR 2scoo @ M as,9oe; q
weak; mixed and butchers, $43O@46 65; good to
choice heavy, $4.50@6.6O; rough heavy, $4,000
80; light s4'1o@4.4o; bulk of sales 81 80
sheep-Receipts, 5000; strong; lambs. loc
higher good to ebc1ee 5 Wstners eth sReen
@5.15; native lambs, $4.75@7; western lambs
$55o@e.75.
SIOUX CITY LIVESTOCK, Dec. 2s.-Eeceipts
u s.: e. ;4ts 224 ''' s4s0; co.
Des7tt SSi M ;!aSs:F: ssH sSSs
lbs, S245; 1e cows and heifers, 1.o4o lbs, $3 40;
10 aes stGsfess sna ana
feeders o4o lbs H. y es5nnMgs s5 IS aE9 3ps
SOUTH OMAHA LIVE STOCK, Dec; 2a:-oat
$$S@ 25@S1o: COWS and heifers' S20oa41o; caves
@'ffol fMfogscReceipts $500; market strong; Light
S54S$445; S. e Pigs *4@4:4o; bulk of sales s4s'
Sheep-Receipts, none; market strong; sheep
| $225 G4.50; lambs, $5.25@6.3o
| tle-Receipts, 2,ooo market steady; native
steers $3.5O@650 80; native cows and heifers, SIT;
! @5; calves, $8@6.6o.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000; market strong; bulk o.
| sales, $430@4.6O; pigs and lights, $3.75@4.5O
| sheep-Receipts, 1000; market strong; nut
| tons, $4@6.25; lambs, $5@6.50.
| ST, LOUIS LIVESTOCK, Dec. 23;-Cattle1e
Receipts, 700: market streng: 9 r.: beef steers $50
| Hoes-Receipts 6,OO0 market steady: pig
and lights, $s.75@42o; butchers and best heavy
$4.5O@46O. . -..
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-12-23

BOSTON MINING STOCKS, Dec. 2S.-Closing
prices of yesterdays market: Adventure. bh@
lantic, 151s @16k Bingham, SAX @s41a; British
Columbia. 61s @6H: Calumet g Hecla: $50 @ea9;
OBS; Copper Range Consolidated, 64@e41A; DAILY
West, l1A@11%: Dominion Coal "a asked; Do.
FRANKLIN, 1OM @11; CRANKY, ~4M @5; Guanajuato,
81s @311 Greene Consolidated, A@24A; Mass
8# 90; Mayfower, / bid; Michigan, 94ek; Mo-
ion. 2eH @26A; Osceola 91h @92; Parrot 26
@2e; Phoenix' 2A @a Qu@nsy, @ 1oS@ano R6Sde 6"n
per Company, sA@shs Swift & g.; 112@113
Tamarack, 11s@ll9; Tecurnseh, 2@8; Trinity,
sA@sh; United States Mining, 2SA 4Q23Aa;
United States OIL 11@11A; Utah. 1@4lh; Vic
toria, Az @4h; Winona, 11@11h; Wolverine,
1O4@105; Wyandot, 1A @2.
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-12-23
HEAVY HOGS FIRM
At SOUTH ST. PAUL
CATTLE RECEIPTS LIGHT AND
PRICES STEADY.
stockers and Feeders Quiet Without
Change of Importance-Beef Cattle
Steady, but Little Choice Stuff on
Sale-Milch Cows and Springers
Slow-Native Sheep Make Up the
Bulk Of the supply-Fair Demand.

South st. Paul, MINI, Dec. 23.-Estimated re-
ceipts at the Union stockyards today: Cattle,
200; calves, SO; hogs 5000; sheep, 500; cars, 58
The following table shows the receipts from
Jan. /, 1904, to date, compared with the same
period in 1908:
Year. Cattle. Calves. Hogs. Sheep. Cars.
1904. 35O,914 35, 548 701, 1897 789, ,3N7 26,446
1908. :. 25S, 523 ~ $50 785, 1856 S6S, 106 "a, 562
Inc. 81 1928 .a... 129,0S3 1891
Dec. ... 1888 ....... $3.50 ......
The following table shows the receipts thus
far in December, as compared with the same
period in 1908: , "a F..
Year Cattle. Calves Hogs. Sheep. Cars.
1904. -. 23, $50 '1,758 IS, $50 89, ,399 2,1O7
1908. =. 8,S87 1928 87,709 $500 I, ISL
Inc. 1908 430 ..... ...... 826
Dec.. 6,r0 .1o,4lu
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-12-23

Wheat higher; December, sl.o31a; May, $1:o3H
@1.o3M; July, so14 @eoake; cash, No. 2 hard,
$1.04@1. or; No. g. $l:02@- :O4Aa; No. 93e@
81 O2: No 2 red, 81 OS@1 90; No. 8, $1O6; No.
4 96cm al OIL Corn firm; December, 41c; May.
421a @42ssc; July, 421ac;. cash. No. 2 mixed
41aIc; No 8, Al lac; No. white, 41&c; No; g.,
iac. Oats firm; No. white, 81 u @32c; No
mi 31c
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-12-23

NEW YORK PROVISIONS, Dec. 28.--Beet
steady. Pork quiet. Lard quiet; prime wes-
tern, $7.25.
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-12-23
BOSTON M1N1Ne srooKs, Dec. 2s.-olosing

Total sales, $1,000.
*Nx. dividend. --..4--i-
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-12-23

Flour receipts 70, ,602 brls; sales, 600 pkgs; mar
ket Inactive wheat receipts, 10000 bu; sales,
SOC, 900 bu opened shade of under featureless
cables and with the west; later there was a
row all forenoon and Of holiday character; May,
$1.12h @1.12 1915; July, 81 .o25s al. OPS. Rye
nominal Corn receipts, 12S, ,625 bu; market dull
and featureless Oats receipts, 90, 500 bu; mar
! kct nominal.
Close-Wheat, May. 81 1914; July, $1.0SA. Corn,
December SEC; May, 513ac.
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-12-23
OTHER GRAIN MARKETS

DULUTH GRAIN, Dec. 23.--Wheat gained NC
on holiday market. There is no session satur-
day or Monday. and therefore there some
little evening up. Otherwise dull trading was
the rule May sold down to $1l2M saan and then
Receipts Wheat, 161 cars; fax, 81; corn,
2; oats, So: rye 8; barley, 10. Shipments:
Wheat, 3,097 bu:~ oats, 4,S55. Cars on track,
276.
Close: Wheat cash, No. northern. S110A;
No. northern, 81 .O4A; May. $1:1SA; dax, cash.
$1.2SA; May, 81 .267s oats, 2o1ac; rye, 73c.
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-12-23
SIOUX CITY LIVESTOCK, Dec 2s.-keceipts

SOUTH OMAHA LIVE STOCK, Dec. 2s.-Cat-
tie rece. .rts 900: market steady; native steers,
So 25@6.1O: COWS and heifers, $2.53@4.1O; calves,
$3@5.5O. W.T..
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6eirnths Qitensen.

Seirdtbs $ 2iteHSeH.
Die foIgenoen Seiratbs. 9icenden
puroeu geIteru bonn attuGr be-
Common BIeas : @eritts G1tSae'
Tteut:
Games u. Gilbert %, Rr. POP.
Roro @ilmoritraBe, uno Jannie &.
Eplc$, 81.
%oU y. &nnbe, q, uno @roee 2ol'
Der. q; StppIifont @m. &. %llu, gr,
SO6, RorosGaIbounitruBe.
@m. &. Serbert, UT. @iHnns, uno
8otie Woher, Is.
Mm. 8iIiamIou, u, unS Warga.
ret N0buer, 45; NppIifnnt $ .Sb0ut.
be, Nr. 72l, Sio.@olicItroBc.
CHARLES q. WcQoin, 81. uno an.
ME NC. NoIon, 10; applifant 9. s.
Goplor, 0r. 62t. 5rienoibip-Ibc.
6reoerif 4. @oItier, %, uuo @pd
10. 6rontIin 81, Nr. 1921, Sit.
BrnttitroBe.
Sobn {. &oooburn, 30, uno Mice
g. 9ololpin 81; Npplifont 6rau s.
@ilion Nr. 1915, Mice Nnnaltr.
Clarence ". MiQer, -, uno Brnce
j. Chalmers. 81. Or. 500, SIt . 90.
StraBe.
George &. @artin, 81, mo Mimic
6. Gup, 81; Applifant s. 8. Balmer,
Rr. 1920, Geoor.Aoenue
Gbeooore g. 4ouclos, 26, Ger. 5tt,
8eit : Carbohydrates, u1o Yottdn
Gonitbcd, IS.
Sobn s. aeBler, "a. Nr. 2206. Mcs
gIoerrpitroBe, uno Marp Siibcr. "a.
Martin McGonou9h q. unb an'
ME .. arak is; Ipplitont Srou ".
arob.
&bomos s. Sones, 90, uuo Colo
%. @oro, IS. Rr. sos, Noro.Arling'
tonsapenue.
Senrn .. GoSfeD, 81, uno emma
9. 2ohmeper, 26, Nr. 922, Norb.@il'
moritrabe.
George 9. S%inoenbad 80, unb9tn'
ME @oIter, IS; appIifont G. %.
Spurrier, 0r. 1909, 8eIt . HrattItr.
6reoerid u. Drummer, 45, @uil'
foro, Wo., uno @ilbeImilta W.Gon'
root, %.
Gobio 9. 8au, jun, 35, Goinburg
30, luo Minnie @. Sfillport, %,
IppIifort 8nt. g. 8oigt, SIR. 400
Noro-I 'Ipenl,e.
GbriIt. 8rool, 26, Nr. 1889, Oft
@oaeritrabe, rno RarD &oitI, %.
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gerIanGt: Sraneu tnS Rabden.

BerlaHgt:
Gin beutfheS Dedodeu, oas GHaIiih fpredeu
fam. ais N1hin Ino elneH Ibeil ser Rdfte 3I
heioraeH; tIeiHe Camille; aHgeHcbmeS 6eilH:
SIG pro Yloaat; Heleren5en erforoerIid. gtarbr
5ulrageH III Hr' i436, 5uBu sStrabe. (2SG)
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Staot 8arttmOre.
9riefbei1roerung uad) Oem HuSIaRS.

Sriefbeforoerung Had) oem InslGH0.
NuSlGnoiihe YoIt fir Die nit Dem
IS. Sftober cnoenoe 8otc id)IieBt
(piiltftIid) in allen 5Gucn) I'M bieii.
gen Soupt . 8oitamt Wie foI9t;
8odet < 8oit lit often tdgIit Cans.
genommen Sountoo8) bon 8 llbr
8ormittagS bic 5 ll6r @benos.
8odet . YoIt fir Gcutiflano
idlIieBt mn Wontag, oen 0,Ottober,
If llbr 8ormtttagS.
Sran8.atIa d g o Il.
Wittpod) - 10 ltbr @6enos, fir
5ranfreid), Siio . europa, geppten
uno 8ritiif : Snbien per 0ompier
n2a S%ournine", pio Sabre Goit fir
onoere GbeiIe Guropo'S muB per
9umpier ga Souraine" ooreiiirt
lein).
5reitag - 6 llbr gbCnbs, fir Gus
ropo, per Compiler u@ermonic," pio
Gbcrbourg uno southampton Woit
miIB per 9ompfer .@crmanic" oorei.
lirt lein). Z llbr Abenos, fir euro
pa, per GampIer nGtruria," oia
GueenStolpn.
q o It ii t g ii 8. uno.Gentrot.
Nmerifo, 80 eitin0ien etc.
Wlittno6 - 10 llbr @benos, fir
Cuba, 9ucoton Ii. /. TO-, per0ampfer
nWontereD;" fir Bahamas, perD Dam.
pier nOri3abo;" fir Somoica, per
9ompfer bon philadelphia.
9onneritag - 10 ltbr aben0s, fir
Neuiun0lano, per Camper oRoio'
limb"
8reitog - llbr Radmitta9S, fit
Bermuda, per 3ontpfer nonSalifnr;
10 llbr Ibenos, fir Rorto Rico, Gil'
rocoo uno 8ene3uela, per Gampfer
Caracas" fir Die Ga Blota = Staa'
ten, per 9ampicr oGaiiloa;" fiirJor.
tune Ssluno, Samaicn uno Golont
bin, per Gompier nAItai;" fir Cuba,
per Compiler nMorro Cattle" fir
Noro . 9rniiIien, per 0ampier0 Dun.
Iton," pia Sara uno Wnnoos.
BoIt fir Neufm1oIano, oia 0ortb
Sponen uno fir Miquelon pia 30
iton, idlieBt bier taglit 1 llbr Nad'
mittaeS; fir Gu6u uia 1ampa, tdG'
lid I'M / llbr 9todmittagS; fiirScn'
ouraS, Gotta Ricn unb Guatemala,
bia Nelu = Orleans, tdgtid) 8 nbr
NbenbS.
Grans. Gocific g o #.
8reitag - 7 llbr abenbS, fir Sa'
paii, Sopan, &orcu, China rno Die
gbiIippinen, pia Son Sran5isco.
Samitag - 7 llbr abenos, fir
0euieeIano, auitralierL SEEM Gale.
oonien, Samoa, I6alpoii unb Silt
Snieln bio Gan 6ran5iSco.
goit fir Soluaii, Sapan, &orea,
China ul1o bic EbiIippiuen, bia Gan
6ron3isco, id)IieBt bier bis gum 80.
Sftober 7 l1br Iben0s.
9. 0noic8 8arfieIb.
Boitmeiiter.
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@ogeon gr. 8 tpeiBer SIT 341I, 4
Baggon Rr. 2 tueiBer 3u 341a, 3
8aggou8 Nr.3 uciBer 81 "a, 1 Bags
aou Rr. 4 neiBer 3u 33.
SpItiur ShIrRrotp,
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galtimurer Rarftberidlte.

Baltimore, ii. Sftober 1904.
Ncbl. - 3uiubr 1913 56iier,
eiuidlieBlif 1886 6Giier 3lt 2ocuIt-
Eoiut uno 1856 Suffer 81, Canton.
aiiitenuerianot 1856 SGiier. Die No.
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efi(a6et6 2noofp6,
9ftelier fir 9prselanmalerei,

9r. 2f7, 9aprs .D.oHnt. str.
Sebe slrt bon 9eftenunaen piro in fiinftIes
rifdher gSeife uisaefiibrt. 8eoiegener raid
f1r6ernoer 1lnterritt ptrb ertbeilt. grtffrine
am 10. September. Sbiler ttno ettudf. lid
5eitie an8uneloen. (geoo25, 1Wef-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-12

1884 Observation-Disclosures u. Gbtos
Betns. BertammluneSlofaI r1ertH0nia.
Goee 81; yiaIeem. arb. ,ar. siint. sHersin
bon SitsBaIttmore-: sDpfIon GoneI. 8, 8.
2. 3-; rwaetauarb. 'union 73". Sa1s su
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Rub. peraer,s MsitanraHi

.lBUB, B0TfsSfraBe,
tabe ber 6ftItneu BoIi5eiifdttou. Ear.
Mer Gunf9 bon 12 bts 2 ltbr NaUmtttaQs.
8tebner's uniibertreffIt9es gter am
8dpf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-12
2u %nerfaufeu:

Wsebrere iuertb6oIle Sarulen in Itne IrunbeTs
gountb; 80 ader, las gder AM Wlngotbb .fis
Der; 1853 glder. $50 @der; eiuiee oiefer 5ormeu
ftnb i'm boben 3lltur5uftanoe, lno tperbeu
fdmmtIi6 5u n~unebmbnreH 9reifen Iro unter
auteH 8eoingureen uerfauft.
SpbH q. s9i1idms,
9tr. 406, Ct. 8auIsStrube. Baltimore, Mib.
(Sppt27 1gPtl
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Gaatba nuk StghfanbtBtsn,
aaatsa uHb SiBtfanbtptus.
Mber's ..Ghelusih.Gnns.H

Gde @nfts unb 6dttsIoenue. Canton.
marbIanos9 eIepbon - 81 n.
~9nnptauartier oes ~9efanebercinS ,GbeI,
tueiB," a9dmersGereins bes GbeIfuetb,
Observation-Disclosures Nr. 445, 8, 8. s.
~SrientaIs0iftrifts Gr. 1853, >. u.s8." iirb
Canton Spars II. 8eraniiguness 8ereins".
(Sept21,fO
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Seiitige SbluBrote:

Safer. 3uiubr 1854 9us
id)el; aus ben glepatoren 5uriidge5o.
gen 1882 9uif)el; gIepntoreu.Vor
roth 304,770 9uid)el. 8erfGufe: 1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-12

SeptIIucS VCItubtlP pLo RlANN'
aIte $iibuer 13c. bis 1895; innge
Siibuet 1876. bis t4c.; Gnten 12c.
biz 14c.; &a,ibeu, pro Bour zoe. bis
25e.
Srl6te un6 @emiie G.
3artoffeIu, pro gllideI 40c. bis
Soc; grimes W1ais, pro Duseuo Sc.
bts 10e.; 3uderriiben. pro giinoeI 1c.
bic 11ae.; 8eiBsobI, pro Come 81
bic So; 3piebeIn, pro 9nidel Soc.
bis 65c.; Garotten, pro @iinoel i1ac.
bis &c; tomatoes, pro 9ultel
25c. biz 30c.; @cpfel, pro Sob SOC.
BIB 1926; @antaIoupes, pro Crate
SOC. bis $3.50; Inanas. pro Crate
$500 bis $3.50; Bfiriife, pro 4iite
SOC. bis 500; @irren, pro Sab 60c.
bis $4.00; 5eIerte, pro 0useno 25c.
bis 40c.; BfIaumen. pro 8orb 10c.
bis 12e.; DomIon8, pro t0.gfuno'
8orb 20c. bis 30c.; 1roltbeu, pro s.
8funb.Gorb 14c. bis &c.; gIumens
fobl, pro Sob $3.50 bis $500;
2ino.9obnerl, pro 9uifeG SOC. biz
Soc. brouner 4obI, pro 9uihel t5c.
Spinot, pro 9iiifeI SOC. bis 35e.;
CRIME gobner,, pro 9uidel Coo. bis
Toe; runbc Riiben, pro 9uidel Acc.
Groceries ur0 Br~optto-
men.
SaIsfIeiid, pro 9funo: tIeine Gu
aor.Gureo Sbinfer 13e.; erobe
Suear.G ureo Sdinten 12c.; Ga.
I%ifornier Sdinten see; Sugar.
Gureo 9ruItitiide 1212c.; Sugar.
Gtireo 5buIteru 10c.; trodeu seiuI.
gene Seitenrippen 81ac.; Spedieiten
91ac.; reines SdmaI5 in Gierces
81ac.; troden geiaI5ene SdiItern
912c.; SpediduItern t01ac,; MeB.
gdmeinefleiid $t4.50 pro SOB.
3affinirter 3ltder, pro gfnno:
gemiirfelt $3.50; pulUeriiirt
5.2612c.; 9tanoaro %gruuuIirt
5.t5he.; iein aramtlirt 5.t512c.;
Grpitnl ". 5.15Rc.; Columbia ",
4.9t12e.; aeIbcr 1900. bis 4.60c.
@eroIteter 9affee: g. 8. g.. 100
9fo. 8iiten t31ae.; 6. 8. 6. go gfo.
aiTten 1866; 6. 8. s. So 4funo
aiiten 1906; reiner SODA 33c. bis
331ae.; gutter SABA BIC. bis 3t1ac.;
reiner Woffa Bic. bis 3t1ac.; Saoa
uno Roffo. gemiift, 2s1ae. bis 29e.;
SABA, aemiidt, 27c. BIS 272c.; rei'
nerWearacaibo 24e. biz 241ac.; rel.
ner Ga @uapra 24e. Bis 24He.;
reiner Santos 23c. biz 2319c.; Gait
tos, semiidt. 21ae. bis 22c.; Rio,
semiidt. 22c. Bis 2212e.
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SteQenseinde.


Ste1egeiHf:
Gin oeutf6es Wdohen fubt bns Aodmnden
All ~erlerueu, in ODER aiBer benz Snuie. 92adlz
8~ltirngen in Ir. 21S, slemmer.aaeg.
(2Sb-0
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gu u~erfanfen.

$t275 fir Clues Sieier mpbrrntu s%iueitb6iseu
YSsbubGuier,
Die inter bent neuen 8al9efeB aebait i%uuroell;
$40 @runo5inS; feline Bdars9n6ablnne gsad)s
J~itfraaelt an Srt uno Gteue. shbieite Der VIA
oiipusstrnRe, 2300 8I0d, bel SUfeph Z. Wbtte.
t2S6-92)
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Wais. = 3uTibr 3O56 guIfeI;
8erianot bon Den gIebatoren 1858
gulfel; Glepatoren .gorrnt1 93,745
9uid)eI.
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Natiunal6anf idIieE bic 5baren.

@aibington, g. =, II. Oft
Ser Gourant GontroIenr lit benadp
ridtigt, ooB Sic Grite Rational.9 anf
BON GlapSpiQc, ga in SoIge zines
SturmIalfs Der @Idubiaer ibreI bii.
rem aeid,loiipn bat. 8anf . gramino.
tor 6. ". Robinion III gum Sequeiter
ernonnt tuoroer. Sn Dem lestelr
auslueiS ser gatt atn 6. September
1904 Iteaten lid Die attipd uno bie
goiiipo AMI ie $3Ot,7 TAT. Der Sturm.
loui ser @laubiaer ipnroe ourf Die
am Samitag crfolstc 3d6lungsei,s
ItcQuna Y. 9. grodman's, zines Der
Gireftoren, peruriadlt.
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lombard. unb 8. Strabe. S~tsbIanbtotpH.
Die feinften 9etrdnfte auer art. = Bon.
mtinere Srennbe unS bes 4ubIiiun,s ia
augemetner ftets fptIEommer.
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gtuip 3l berfaufen, ales Snoeninr. 9fero
uno gSaeett; febr quite Rolte; ausae5ei6netc
Gage. gIad3ufragen in Der Sffiee oes pEtnts
Then GorrsfppuoenteM." (2S6-O
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9sutidss arbsits. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

5entides Arbsits. 9la dipeifn .gfrean,
SIR. 219, SiibsGbarpsStraBe, inter Scr @uifidt
Der sDelttten 8eieufhaft". - 8ieienieer, bic
beuttfe :9nnoiuerfer. Mrbetter iino 9tenftboten
6l beibdttigen fuiirfdben. luouen lhb perf6nItd
ooer IN f%roniirten griefen an ben gaenten Der
Gefenfdb1ft, Srbann .. Meher, Gr. 219, Glib
shdrp' straRe, %tperoen, tueIher uHentgeItIi6
Miisfiinft ertheiIen fptro. (San29,10
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Werlnf
&erIangt imt %gtq9emeinen.
9erfni,st:

VeftnhNts
@dnneT anb Sraueu In cleiem Gounib lnS
lirtes, auf ioIiber finanSieuer 8runbIage bas
firteS SaltS 3u b~ertreten uno ein5uiiibreu.
SaIdr fitr Wlinner $2t ipbfentlif, fir Snuen
$12 bis Is fp0dbentlif. nit NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ieoen Wtontag oermittelft Gbed brett bonn
5diptqunrtier. @enl njtbig, iperoen Bfero
uno gSaaer a%eItefert; oanernoe SieIlIing.
Noreiie: Slsiu Bros. & Co., 5rpt. ~, Mluuun
glog, Gbteaao, Sas. (2S2-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-12
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-12

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-12
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1904-02-19
G. W. OFFUTT. J. CLINTON TRIBBY.
SUBSTANTIAL SAVINGS
G. W. OFFUTT.
In Diamonds, Watches, JeweIry Silvcrware, Clocks.
IT'S MORE THAN CAR FARE buying


IT'S MORE THAN CAR FARE that buying
paying COMP ARSONS
WATCHES
can be relied on to keep the hour with anyaryi precision
CLOCKS
wallfo good solid and
We WE'LL We
your First Call when Jewelry Buying,
ssoldl 4kaatgod
up Ia karat gold watches $27 Solid ladies' watches
DIAMONDS, JEWELRY
ockeu beautifully carved 50 Gents solid Mems
diamond
SOLID SiLV Err JEwELR AND ia BLEWA RESod
uPj long Tor
solid silver half
ROGERS BEST half
81 go tablespoons half dozen So IS shells so ds
81 % @ sugar longs pie knife ~ 5i oeAu carved % $i
CLOCKS THAT we WARRANTs6 clocks with genuine Ansonia
polished
strike snsot exhibited ia West Wash
tngton. 81 up.
Cal and Clock Repairing
specially.
OFF,uTT a, TF1IBRY.
Store Front Street
llot West Washington D. C..
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1904-02-19

All the broken lots of Mems Suits and
Overcoats selling up to $l6 so
The suits in Blue, Black and Novel
ty shades in Cheviots, Cassimeres and
Worsteds-single aud double breasted
The Overcoats in Blue, Black and
Oxfords, in the fashionable Al and So
inch lengths. ..................S1O 20
All the broken lots 10 Children 8 Suits
and Overcoats selling up to 81 80
The suits in Norfolk and Double
breasted, Blue Cheviots and Nobby Mix
lures.
The Overcoats in both Refer and
long-gown effects. ..............82 70
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1904-02-19
Big Reduction in Furnishing Goods.

All the fancy Manhattan Shirts. for 10 days only al IS
90 dozen Mems conceivable shane so and 75c val
Soc three for 90 so dozen Blue and Tan
shirts and Drawers, 75c elsewhere -43c
vs. oO and "a Silk Vests 1915 White K Ves-spec 81 25 a.
Wool underwear double front and back Norfolk and New
brunswick Underwear 81 IS Wgts Health Al grade o.
Heavy Royal Fleece Underwear 75c grade 81 25 Stiff Shirts
5O and 75c Ngge Shirts 49, Odds Shirts IN 81 85c
Fancy suoder boxes Zoe Ae Kid Club Ties 25c
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1904-02-19

All the broken lots in Mems Suits and
Overcoats selling up to $12 90.
The suits in Single and Double breast
cd Sacks, Black and Nobby Mixtures in
heviots, Cassimeres and Whip Cords.
The Overcoats in Black and Oxfords,
fashionably cut to full length of 81
inches ......... ..................."$7 25
All the broken lots in Mems Pants
selling up to 81 30.
Neat Natty Stripes in Wortseds and
Cassimeres. also 95 pairs of odd Pants
from suits that sold up to $500.
............. .................... SO 70
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1904-02-19
n 0RDE{HGER'
SeMi-Annual Sale J!

We have just completed stock taking which many broken
lots Suits and Overcoats-om four of kind. These
now offer at fraction of their former value providing excep
tonal opportunity for thrifty buyers with ready cash
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1904-02-19
EARMRRS BANKING and TRUST COMPANY
i OF MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
ROCKVILLE, MARYLAND.
PAID UP CAPITAL $4,000.

OF E. Q III n S.
MM VElRS BOUIC, President
esiden
EDWARD
DIRECTORS
E rnnlps VIM Vels Bouic John Edon.
"oo.ohi Arthur Williams, James
W. w
Transacs General Banking Business
Loans made approved Endorsements Coatera Estate
Accounts Solicited Interest the 2 MONTHLY
balances of deposits which deposits any by check
without notice Interest the
The Company Trustee, Executor Guardian
Commissions moderate Absolute administration above
Wills nampe this Company Executor written and safely
kept free o charge O'
HE SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT
23y
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1904-02-19

from
feather Washington
@. W s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-26
CAPITAL CHAT.
Continued from page ~

whiskey distilled in that locality. The
sour mash whiskey of that locality
Anderson county. was pronounced by
the Kentucky experts to be the finest
in the world. This argument was ex-
pected to have weight with the House
Committee but it is q question whether
it was regarded by all the Representa-
tives as a good reason for erecting n
fine government building.
The appeals of different communities
for public buildings is always matter
of interest. The delegations invariably
come. armed with statistics of the BUSH
ness transacted by their postofice and
generally with a story of their internal
revenue receipts. OF course the BUSH
ness of the postoffice has been increas-
ing, or in the last few years the husi-
ness OF large postoffices all over the
country has been increasing, with rare
exceptions. The House committee has
10 look at such propositions with bust
ness eyes for the expenditure of many
millions is involved sooner or, later and
therefore must be carefully considered.
Almost invariably the committee wants
TO know something about the prices for
lots as sites fer the new building That
is generally 4 question that makes the
delegates hesitate. There is 70 uuar-
ter Of the country where real estate
owners viii not jump prices for proper
~ that the government wants and vet
the delegations do not like to appall
members Of the committee with the
idea that large sums will be necessary
even to secure the ground. The esti-
mates for cost of site are often very far
below what the experience of the COM
!nittec has found it to be after Con-
SreSs has begun TO appropriate money.
II is frequently necessary for Congress
to ask an additional appropriation for
public building site in order 10 get
one that is at all suitable for the rur-