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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-06-29
YOfatipnen ~ Seras aemuui6t.

Die 5riscosS Dltem 2anbs Smmi,
arations : NH0eiation lentt bereits
ibren Sell Der ginpanoerune nab
Teras.
Sreibunbertunofiinfsig Naenten
oieier N~iDeiation pom Often uno
9proen baben Ioeben cine 9pur ourh
Teras beenoet unb iib nab ben 6iilfs.
queQen oes Staates &c. ertunoiat,
UNI Die 9ntiaden ben 5eimitdtteiu=
bern Der dlteren Staten better pors
flhren 81 f0nnen.
Diele GfiociatiDn 1T bic mirt.
iamfte, Die es oiebt; fie bat Naenten
in Den gqrlsen Ser. Staaten. Bout
SIR @uer gieentum. auf Dem 2anoe
Doer in Der Staot, oerfaufen, pinl9t
SIR aapital fir Sabrifen ODER
iraenb cine Snoultrie, ibreibt an
st. g. aempn, Sefretdr oes SIM.
miaratipnS : Bureaus, Dept. q.
SriscD 8 @ebdu6e, ct. Bouts, Mtn.
9. q. 9uabes,
Generals mmiaratiDns Naent.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-06-29
6rete Heiie mad ct. Voais NIB
Sltrii4.

lin ben 8eiubern Der &eltaass
ftellung entgeaen5ufDmr,eu, tuirn bic
W. Sc. 81. s8abn (Ebe Rata} eilsegi
neuen Sbneu5ue srpiidben @alpas
itDn unh San Mntunip uub
Souls einlegeri uno bic erfte Berlin.
Die einen Natnen far oieiesl lelesl
BUG e~inieuoet. Der anaenornrHer
neroen piro. erbdlt Elm TreisTi2et
Don irgeuo elmer Station in TernS
nah ct. Souls unb suritG ma6retlb
oer AusfteQung. Die fuloenben 81
oingungen iino au beDbadten: Der
Wome muB neu uno 0rioineH uns
fura uno uerit6nblih lein. N4e Weits
teiluugen in 8eaug bierauf finb iii
rihten al, Us, 6. Grufh,
3. 3 Dor Wo. $40 3.
DaIaa. Yeyas.
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seit iihcr GO 7nhren

i9on muroe WrS. 8inslom's Soo=
thing SDrup Don MilliDnen BON
Wuttern beim 3abnen Der 3inoer
anaemenbet. Wirit 8u i'm 5dlafe
ourh oas Shreien eines Sin6es 9e>
it6rt, oaB i'm 8abnen lift uno DOR
Shmersen ueint? @enn 10. loiie
iofort etne Flaihe BON ,.MlrS.
WinslDms SDDthine Sprup" holen.
Sein @ert 1T unbeaablbar. Sc miro
Dem fleinen Qeioenoen iofDrt 4inoes
rune peri6affen. 8erlaBt eud boz
rauf. Witter, eS 1T tein 8meiFel
bariiber. gs BELT Diarrboe, reau>
liert ben Wa9en uno bic Nieren,
beieitigt 8inb 9Dlit, ermeidt ben
@aunten, ~perbiaoert gntsiinoune
unb itartt bas eanse Sgftem.
yMrS. @inalops Snothing Syrup"
Iir sahnenoe 8inoer lit aneenebm
i'm @eibmad; haS Recept itammt
bDn einem Der beften tueibliden
Gerste in ben Ser. 6tnateu. @s 1T
bel alien 8ruagtiten in Der aanaen
Welt su baben. Breis rs Gents per
Slnime. Gauft nihts anoeres, ola
Wtrs. Winaloms SOOTHING Sgrup
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-06-29
Scenes bdmmeruSe sfonfmeh

miiroe Sic balo nerlaiien, tpenu Sic
Or. Sings Weue 9ebenss Bilen ae'
brauben piroen. 9auienbe BON
9eioenben baben ausprnbiert. mie
gut iie aeeeu Wliardne uno nero0ies
S0pfweh belfen. Sic reinigen oas
Blut uno baueu Die @elunbbeit auf.
Nur 25 Gents unb ons @elo miro
suriderltnttet, tuenn file nidt belfen.
8u baben in ben Npotbefen BON 8.
8atteper q Gpbu uno Bpm Gbo(pb
TrpiR.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-06-29

Dte @tabt 6tjotoen in
Norpesen le6t oon-WaFer, b. +. nidt
BON fliiffgem. ionbern . ~eritarrtsm
Wafsr. Die Gtabt perbdntt lire gnts
tebune benz Gtsbanbel nnb lit in ras
f4em Maastbnm begrtffen. cine Tolge
Der ret9en ginnahmsn, bic ibr Die 8ers
Tdiffung bss I'm CONNER 70 begebrten
Eiies-msiit ua9 -3ufiibrt.
Die Sttolbener Gisgeisufduft usrfsn
bet bqppn t1olih oft 1000 Sonnen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-06-29
Sic fblimmHe aIier @rfabrnasem.

Ran1 e8 ettpas Shlimmeres aeben,
als Die gmpfinouna, jeoe Winute
merbe Define lebte iein? Das rpar
bic @rfabruna, trelde Mtrs. g. $.
0emiDn in Decatur, alabama, ourbs
sumaden bate. ,,Drei Sabre lang.
lhreibt oieielbe, .,batte ib fbon lin.
ertrdglibe Shmersen su erouloen in
5olge BON Berbauungsibmdhe.
.Wtaaen> uno Darmbeibperoen. Der
zoo ibien unpermeiolih, ba ale
Nerate uro ale Qrseneieu periagten.
SblieBlib muroe i'd oa3u bepo9en,
electric 8itters" gu perfuhen uno
oas Nelultat tpar geraoe5u number
bar. Sd tuuroe iofUrt better uno
iebt bin ih ooaitdnoig mieoer beraes
itelt." Sir 2ebers, Hierer<, Wias
gen. uno Oarms2eioen 1T Electric
8itters bic einSiae Wieoisin. 0ur
so Gents. @arautiert BON ben Npos
tbetern $. 8alteper & G0tn uuo
Noolph 9rei6.
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Gdr : Grcurltuueu sur Weltz
MusjteQunQ.

Nm II. unb 81. Wai uerfauIt bic
9eraS uno Bacitic Balm Speaial.
@rcurIiDns. Gidets ndb ct. Qouis
uno suriid bon alIen Buntten ibrer
2inie in 9eras. Nrfanias uno 20ui'
iiana fir peniaer ole eiuen Sabrs
preis. Die 1tdets iinb nur in ben
regelmdBiaen gors aiiltia uno fir bic
8auer bon iieben 9a9en. 8euoet
sud an iraenb eiuen Igenten Der
2inie
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-06-29
0iMIaDutta:

Nae aameraben Der Snbianer.
grpeoitiDn unter @enernI
W ile uno @eneraf MeRtns
| lie i'm Sabre 1874 nber Die Glnn1s
GitacaoD iin6 freunolibit erfudt, it,
rem alten aameraben 8DDts an
Der NDrbntede Der IT. uuo
Warft=StrnBe in st. Qnni8
M 0. gu beiueben.
Die aIte NIma pirb reproou.
siert uno be 2onesStarsIIaas
q e miro @uh ben Weo seiaen.
Noreiie: +. 0. Langs Wine 6 llqssf CO.
s.. o. 2anoe. Hrei. tBoots).
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sin fletne Mtein unter ben 9iaen h

Gin fleine 0tefim inter ben 8iaen 1T
bic ct. 8ernar6'arduter< 8iIe. Sic hat
ii6 ourb ibre auBerDrbentlibe Seiffratt
einen molberoienten @eltruf %ertu0rben.
Sci 8~ertopfun9, unuerbaultbfeit, Wan>
gel bes Nppetits, 8labuneen, lblehtem
@elbmad i'm Munbe ur6 alien St6rungen
Der unterleibs Sreane lberra9t tie ale
acknowledgment, bic in ben 3eituneen,
&olenbern, an ben 3dunen uno Iogar an
Sellen auspoiaunt perben. Saltet gnb
an oos alte un6 ebrlibe oeutihe . Wittel
unb SIR merbet es nift bereuen. Die
ct. 8ernarb'8rduter Ytgen limb in alien
MpDtheten RI habeu,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-06-29

tttt% SI1testt 3u9IaoIt ~SiSte.o%~ w 49,
Der Melpoie: Sci uidt bDie, mab'
fein @eiiht". Subr er an elmer
6alteiteue an, 10 beeriBte er feline
3Duegen nit Der BoIta aus Dem
,8Daelbdnoler" ,@rlB Sud @ptt
ale matchmaker.
Mlerlet.
-SDmmeritag M6emo 9rDRes 8pn5ert
in Mmtb's Garten, %ars9efiibrt npn
Garl Sed's aapelle. 81 Snftrmmeute.
0prsiisltdbes @rparamm.
Die yerite Der Brieftauben,
tuelde man am Sonnobeno morgen
in @rano Bop, Nta., fieeen aelaiien
bate. lit am Dienstaq nadmittaa
bier e%ineetroffeu.
- Die 5oSialiiten mollen audi
cine ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS abbal=
ten unb baben cine lDlbe auf Sam8s
tag nbeno nad Wteber's 6aue, an
Der @de Del Wtarfet uno Naporro=
StraBe. einberufen.
- Stimmt fir So bn IS. SDbtn
flr Sberiff in Den Brimarmablen
am 9. Suit.
6eute @admittao fano Die Be
eroiqunq oes peritorbenen 0errn
gbriitian g.. Qrbt ftatt. BaitDr
6artmann BON Der oeutiben eoangee
liih=lutberiihen ct. Sobannistirhe
leitete bic grauer : GeremDnien uno
n~aditebenoe 6erren funeierten als
gbren : 0abrtubtrdger: Sobn SIG
ST., Capt. $. Rarber, 6eurp 9inaS=
rpeiler ST., U. Sartor ST., George
Stumberg Gr. uno ghas. 9egen Or.
8abrtuhtrdeer: Tom 8lunoea, Iug,
Nefter, 6. 6arris, q. 6. Gubnfe,
s.. Buerner uno Setter Sonas Sr.
Stinmt fir u. 9. @altpn il.
fir Gpntttn : gdatmeiiter in Den
Brimdrtpablen am 9. Suli.
S. s. Bioins, elm iunaer
Wann uun "a Sabreu, Der ole Som
outtor auf Der Gouth 6eiabt8 Stras
Benbabn>2in aneeitelIt par, wlroe,
als er Iih nit leinem Waaen on Der
@de Der @eit 9ueoa= uno Siio dlo.
resitraBe bsfauo. pl0blih BON Gum
genblutungen befaQen uuo ltarb nee
nige Nn9enblide bareuf.
- Stimt1t fir SDbn W. < obin
far Sheriff in ben Brimdrmablen
am 9. Suit.
Der Weslfauer Ylutareo Wa>
Darru, Der nit leiner Srau ua6 Ell
mem @efdbrten nah Gan Nntonio
manoerte, muroe an Der 2areooitraBe,
II Meiien bon ber Staot entFernt,
bon smei anoerert Mefifonern Ibere
fallen. DieIelben periaaten bic beis
Den Wdnner, Grandchildren iih Der
5rau uno pesaenaltigten tie. Sbe>
riff gDbin mabte iib lofort i'm Nu@
tomobil CUR Gerfol9une Der gerbrea
der auf, als inn Die Sadie gemelbet
muroe un6 es eelang ibm, smei We=
rifaner Namens Manuel Beres uno
Suan 6anquel, uelhe uDn Wauarro
uno ieiner Srau al8 Die S6nfotgen
beaeihnet mnroen, feitsunebmen.
- Gtimmt fir 9l. .. @attpm If.
fir GpuntD : Sbaemetiter in Den
Brimdrmablsn am 9. Sui.
= DberIt WiliamS. Der Som
manoeur bes in TDrt Gam 90ustDn
ftatiDnierten 26. Snfanterie : Gegis
ments, lit gum Brigaoe=@ eneral err
nannt uDrbeu.
Das Griminal 4ppegqtionss
@eridat BOT W. .. 2ead, tpelder
BON Jrau Dean Der unterihlagung
anaetlaet uno iduloi9 befunoen gar,
einen .neuer BroseB betpi1igt.
Stimmt fiir Sos. Il N be
fir Triebenssihter in ben
Brimdruablen am 8. Stuff.
- Die @DnareB. &anoioaten Slapt
ben, Yee uno Opp batten Dienitog
Nbenb cine aemclnIame Debate in
Der 8eetbppene 9aae.
Stimmt fir sos. Il m d e. B
fir Srteben3rihter in oen
8rimdrmnblen am 8. Suli.
- Nuf Geranlaiinng BON 3. Sui
liuan & So. muroe Tlppo Mc@omn
gum &eceieer flr ben 8eiibitano oes
Iiebaihters s. SO. @bittim err
nanrt.
SIN utter bon II Sabren itarb
Warb Weblin, bic gubter pm q.
Wehlin.
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Eaalide gpnrifen sdlalmaaeu

nod Californian, ebeniD uo6 ct.
Souls oia geras & 8acific : Nabu
pbne @ehiel. Shreibt an iraeno
einen Tidet Aeenteti tpe9en oieies
ueuen Dienites Doer an 6. s.. 9ur.
ner, @eneral< 8aiiaaier.N gent, Dal.
las, Tesas.
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Ste Stsrberats tn Der Don
Der 8suIenpeit hetmsefu4ten tnbif6en
probtn3 puniab unb ben norbpefte
lthen prooinaen bes inbii9en Ratf.rs
itaats bsIGuft fi4 auf 10000 9obess
fdle per Mp6e.
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0erbiaffenoer Setpets.

Neue 3euanifie treffen fortu6b,
reno in eruBer Wenee Elm, ruelde ers
fldren, oaB Or. Sings Weue @nt.
oedung fir Shminbiubt. 6uiten
uno grfdltungen Dbne @teidJen oos
itebt. Ils Beilpiel oienen m5ae cine
flrslihe oerartise 8unosebung bon
{. s. We5artono Dbl, Benturoiae,
8a. Derlelbe ihreibt: rDrei Sabre
lang muroe Dbne ieoen grfolg an mis-
berum9eboftert. Damn beganr i'd
Or. Sings Meue Grinding su neb=
men uno elm pear 6laihen 6aoon
bei(ien min Doqitanoie." Dies Mits
tel lift gleid pirfiam bel aaen Quns
Qen= uno 0alSleioen, Shwinofudf,
9ungenentsanoung uno Grippe.
8arantlert BON ben NpDtbefern $.
9alteper 4 5obn uno Noolpb Dreib.
BrDbeflalden fret. reeuIdre @rDBe
so Gents unb $1.00.
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Dap ettpaS @utes 1tetS A~uerfennuf10
finbet.
User INNER Zone gtar 23ier trinft
miro iiber @nGe nid)t gu tlaaen ia.
ben. Die Nieren funttionieren aus
geaeibnet. Der Waaer lit in iteter
Oronuna uno oas Nqaemeinbefinoen
ldBt niGt3 au minihen ibrig.
9es mprsens trint id) Sune Star Nier,
Sd TRIMS 81 mittag tpie6er
unb ahenbs bin ih tets bafur.
Gs eiebt mir Mut une 4ieber.
Ser ieinen Durlt reebt ibldlen spiG,
Ser trimfe BON Dem 9pne gtar piet:
@s 1T elm 2obetranf fir aGe,
9'rum ueitbin aud iein &ubm erih ale
Bin ieh trauris, trinf i9 Sone Star.
Bin i6 fr6blid, trint ids audi.
Nlio baB ids irnmer trinfe
SIT BEL mir NAL 8rauh.
Gin 8ier, bas 6ppfen bat unb gerte.
Sas lit beS MiaMp
nnb oaB Mrs bier friitb baben fbnnen,
9eB bin ih balt 10 frDh.
&er einen 4pfef irhalt unb ben nidt iBt.
Cine ,~5unefrou iiebt unb lie nidlt tiBt,
Sat Gone Star Bier uno ibenft nift elm,
@Rit Dem mus rpol niht ri6tia iein.
Sas Erinfen lernt Der Menid suerit,
8iel ipater ert oas giien.
Drum ion er oantbar emit oils @reis
Das 9rinten nidt beraeien.
3umal Tim friib oas Gone Star roiutt
Sn alien &irtslofalen
tIno es tim BEL entae9en blidt
Sn hertidlen 80faien.
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BON Ieinen aoGeaen nit: ,Nut leb'
nDl. 9u aftes 6aus." @inen Streit
nit einem Sabreaft beieitigte er nit
Der Melooie: Sci uibt bDie, mab'
fein @e1iht". Subj er an elmer
6alteiteue an, 10 beeriBte er feline
&puegen nit Der Sofia aus Dem
,8poelbdnoler" @riB' @uh @ptt
ale miteinanoer".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-06-29

ss- 8eeen nieoriaer Haten sur
8eltausitenung nod ct. Souls Dia
Teraa & Baeifie : Babn befraQt ire
geno eineu 9idet : Gaenten ubes
ihreibt an 6. y. 9urner, @eue.
rals Bahaaier'Naent. 9aIas, 5eras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-06-29

ODDS Il Mf@ba&sr. Jabrisaus
ten oes beribmten @eihbier. &nSs
eeaeihnetes -Sommeraetrdnt. TEE
pbDn SEQ. 504.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-06-29
Cone stot in poeGe uno pro[o.

8ein Brdu bat einer iolhen @r.
f0lg gehabt. wie oas Mlamu BET
Gone Star 8rauerei. Gin Bemeis,
baB etrpas @utes ftets Inerfennung
finbet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-06-29

aes- WerlOren, am SOnntag irnb
an Der @oliaoroao 5piihen Duff
nia'S WeQs uno Der Staot cine
ariine Sanbtalhe nit Supelen,
nertOuti fir pen Better. @eeen
quite 8elohnuna abauaebeu
ia Wnin 9laaa,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-06-29

Mande 5tofIs, Die atf ben
Menf6en tDbtlt4 t%pirfen, fonnen BON
perf4iebtnen 3bieren unseitraft psrs
sebrt perbsn. pferbe pertraeen 3. 9,
ftarte @aben bon 4ntimen, 6uRbe
folae BON perfdiebenen Quedfilbsrprdz
poraten, 3iegen ebenfolde bon Sabdt,
Mldufe bon S6terltng unb 8anin9en
grobe Wengen BON 8eaabonno. Nm
psrerfeits finb 9unbe unb aaBen nett
smpfinoliAer segtn GhLorofprm, ats
Der Men{m.
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7atD's u. s. y. Staten

Maibpile, Senn., 14.--16. SMsi,
finb fir&eiienoe ~interenant. Sdreibt
an oas n3atD" Departeutent .Ms
Dallas, 9egas, uno fraot nam ben
Staten nah NaibuiQe nia Der oirege
ten 2inien nit 6iidreiie nber ct.
Qpuia.. Mn.
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grintt alamo : Aaffes,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-06-29

Shol3' Saloon bietet einen
angenebmen Nufenthalt!
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9rinft Ala,ro @affss,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-02-15
PERRY TO MANAGE FARGO
NORTHERN LEAGUE TEAM
LUCKY IN SECURING SERVICES
OF BIG FIRST BASEMAN, 49,:

Perry ,Werden, the popular first
baseman and ex-miller, has signed a
| contract to cover the initial sack for
! the Fargo team. in. the Northern
league, and manage the. team for the
| season. The Fargo management has
been in pursuit Of Perry for nearly a
! month, and the deal was finally closed
at Fargo, Saturday, Perry returned to
Minneapolis this morning with the
I contract and a comfortable large
bunch Of advance money slowed in his
jeans. 70 ..
The Fargo management is being
congratulated on securing so expert
enced and capable a man as Werden
to manage it's team. Perry IS a vet
cram player, but his only managerial
experience was with the Des Moines
team in 1901 in the Western league.
He took hold of the club in the mid
die Of the season, when it was at the
bottom of the percentage. column, and
in a few weeks had the team in sixth
place and playing as fast ball as any
team in the circuit. He is a favorite
with Minneapolis fans, and is practi-
cally certain to finish one, two, three
in the Northern league, as he has been
promised free hand by the club own
ers. Last season Perry was with the
Memphis team in the Southern league,
and was recognized as the best first
baseman in the league: The team won
the pennant after hard fight.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-02-15
EDITORS MEET THURSDAY
LARGE ATTENDANCE EXPECTED
AT MEETING OF MINNESOTA
ASSOCIATION HERE THIS WEEK.


Preparations are almost completed TO,
the entertainment Of the Minnesota Ed
torial association during the annual meet
ing, which opens at a. m. Thursday in
the Minneapolis Whist club rooms, third
floor OF the Andrus building. The ar
rangement committee is made up Of paper
dealers and members of the Commercial
club, which will be host. They are: F.
l.: Mcclellan, G. G. Webster, F. j. Meyst
G. H. Perry, John Leslie and E. j. Still
we'll.
The annual banquet will be held Thurs
day evening at the Nicollet hotel. F. L.
Mcclellan will be POSTMASTER, and amons
the speakers are Mayor J. c.. Haynes,
Henry Deutsch and Frank A. Day, editor
Of the Fairmont Sentinel and president
of the association. Ei:'' 4
Headquarters Will be at the National
hotel, and S. E. Hopes, the proprietor,
has arranged an organ recital in the
chapel for Thursday afternoon in honor
of the editors
Postal card replies to Secretary w. G.
Nye of the public affairs committee indl-
cate an attendance Of over 200.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-02-15
WHEAT REACHES
DOLLAR MARK
The leash" Commodity Makes a
New Record-Other Mar
kets Up.

Dollar wheat was recorded in the
cash market on change this morning,
when f. H. Commons sold to an out
of-toWn buyer a car of choice No.
northern at the full figure. Later a
number Of other trades were made,
some five cars going in all, at 81 a.
bushel. All this was fine wheat and
price represented a premium Of &c to
&c over ordinary No. l northern,
which sold from 9ebc to 97Ac.
st. Louis sold some choice winter
wheat Of milling grade at. $1.O2A and
$1.03k. Chicago had in some choice
No. 2 red winter wheat that brought
$1.O5 and the winter wheat millers
who draw their supplies from Chicago
were bidding $1.03 for ordinary No. g..
Last fall cash wheat sold to 81 in
Minneapolis during a period of search
ty, but fell back later. This time it
is thought prices are more likely to
hold around the dollar level, as the
last advance was largely a local affair,
while at present all cash wheat mar
kets in America and Europe are tend
ing upward.
made for wheat futures. Minneapo-
lis May wheat sold to $3.50 and July
wheat to 963sc, while September went
to S6% a SIC. That May will reach
the dollar line soon is now the opinion
Of a majority of traders on the local
floor.
Millers boosted flour by 10c to 15c
a barrel. The foreign flour buyers,
they say, are taking more Of an inter-
est in the situation and good foreign
sales by Minneapolis mills are likely
American and European markets are
maintained
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-02-15
WAR WILL HIT
TRADE IN BOOKS
TT ATTRACTS READERS TO THE,
NEWS PUBLICATIONS
This Is the Opinion Of DR.. Richard
Burton Who's Glad to Get Back to
Minnesota Even at the Risk of a
Frozen Nose.

DR.. Richard Burton arrived in Min
neapolis this morning from Boston,
but left this afternoon for Winona
where he will lecture this evening
During his minneapolis stay he will be
the guest of MIR. and Mrs. Preston
King. :a i
Even the arctic weather did not
chill DR.. Burtons enthusiasm over
Minneapolis and he preferred the eli
mate to fBOston's nOndescript chill and
murkiness. DR.. Burton is very fond
of the lecture field. His lecture calls
are so many and so attractive that at
times, he says, he feels inclined to
abandon everything else and devote
himself wholly to lecturing and writ
ing. The course of lectures to be
given in Minneapolis is new one and
Of much personal interest to the lee
turer, who prepared it primarily for
his own satisfaction.
I'm way" he said, it. is my creed,
confession of my literary faith" .-,..
The rather gloomy eastern financial
views are shared by DR.. Burton in his
predictions for the book trade. 1t
had already a prospect of hard sled
ding which will be further compli-
Gated by the war, with it's demand for
special books on the situation and the
periodicals. Two years in a publish
ing house have given Dr.. Burton an
inside view point of book publishing
and he told how the reckless business
methods and abnormal forcing of in
terest in popular fiction had made pos
sible a situation whereby. the enor-
mously advertised novels, selling in
the hundred thousands, are less profit
able than the unheralded books, SELL
ing 5000 to 10000 on their merits.
DR.. Burton considers that the author
who gets 5 per cent royalty is more
fortunate than the publisher.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-02-15
KILLED HIS 10RMENT0R
EMPLOYE IN MERRIAM PARK
LIVERY BARN STRIKES DOWN
SON OF HIS EMPLOYER.

Fred Watson, son Of D. w. Watson,
a Merriam Park liveryman, was killed
late Saturday night by David Parker,
a colored man employed at the barn.
Parker used piece of gas pipe as a
weapon and says his act was in self
defense. Immediately after killing
Watson, Prior walked to the Prior
avenue police station and gave himself
up 1870, ~.':--~ ~..-
He told the .police that Watson
made a motion as tho to draw re-
volver, and thinking his life was in
danger, he struck Watson with the
gas pipe: '..-s =. r. ..,.,.r
Watson's body was found in the
barn but no revolver could be found
Parker was locked up, but no charge
was placed against him.. ..,>. ~- 49,
D. w. Watson says he will not pro-
secute Parker for killing his son as the
boys had continually tormented the
colored man with threats. The .coro-
ner's jury visited the scene of the kill
ing yesterday and will hold an inquest
this afternoon. .'.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-02-15
LOU BROWN GETS
NO LICENSE now
HOME PROTECTIVE LEAGUE
DOES EFFECTIVE. WORK.
League Will Investigate and Expects
to Produce Evidence Which Will
Prevent Woman's Getting License
at All-Licenses Granted by Coun-
Gil Committee in Other Cases.


Lou Browns application for a
license to run saloon at 1O4 Henne-
pin avenue was held up by the coun-
Gil committee on licenses this morning
at the request Of the Home Protective
league. Licenses were granted to
about fifteen other applicants, which
the league desired to Investigate. The
requests were refused when it was
learned that the only; complaints
against the other applicants were that
they were technically running with
out licenses. It was explained by
License Inspector Matt Walsh that in
every case bond had been filed and
the license money either deposited
With the city treasurer. or guaranteed
by a brewing company.
It was stated by J. M. Anderson for
the league that the league would pro-
duce evidence at the next meeting Of
the comnitte that Lou Brown was not
a proper person to be entrusted with
a saloon, and moreover that she was a
catspaw for Joe McGregor, who was
the real proprietor, whose. record was
not very good one. r