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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-22
TYPEWRITERS

YOU CAN RENT FIRST-CLASS TYPEWRITER
of us for So per month. Buy new or second
hand typewriters on easy payments. Fay
Sholes Co., 9th st s.
WANTED-sECoND-HAN TYPEWRITER, IN
- good condition. Address 20S0, care Journal,
giving name and number of machine and price
JEWETT AGENCY, 1877 HENNEPIN-SELL,
rent, repair all makes: get prices.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-22
PAPER

COMPLETE LINE OF FINE WALL PAPEE
painting and decorating. F. Hrschaeld. 1924
Hennepin ..-.s
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-22
PROPOSALS WHITE EARTH AGENCY,

White Earth, MIMI, March 4. 1904.
Sealed bids will be received at the office OF
Agency, Minnesota, until twelve q2) O'Clock
noon, Central time, March rs. 1904. for the sale
of five million. 5000, 0Oo) feet, more or less,
being cut on the white Earth Diminished Reser-
vatiOn These logs are banked and being
banked at the following places said reserva-
ton, to-wit:
1900, 900 feet Of logs, more or less, at Elbow
and Little Bem1dji Lakes.
1,400,0 900 feet Of logs, more or less, at Round
Lake.
400, 900 feet of logs, more or less, at Clear.
water Flowage, Bagley, MINI.
100000 feet Of logs, more or less, at Great
Northern railway tracks, Ebro,
g.. MINI.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-22

WHO Is THAT JEwELER AT 400 N1CoLLET
av? His name Is A. U. Wetzel, pronounced
by his many friends Reliable"
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-22
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS

WALL PAPER. s.
LINCRUSTALS, CREPES, "a
BURLAPS, SILKS. -
IMPORTED. TWO TONES.
SEE AND BE PLEASED. i
PRICES MODERATE.
A. 81. RANNEY. COS HENNEPIN AV.
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MISCELLANEOUS

stoves, carpets, buggies and harness for Inn.
mediate shipment; pay more than local deaf
ers: send for 1t. Address 1858. Journal.
so sECoND-HAND BLANK CASES on JOE OR
news cases also staads. Northwestern Agrt-
cu1tuxist, t26 7th ct s.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-22

President Roosevelt Is popular in tho
west, but Gregory county, next to the
Rosebud reservation, has real grievance
against him. For years the opening Of
the reserve has been the dream Of it's citi-
zens. After many disappointments and
hope long deferred congress passed. the
bill. The objections of the president to
it have not, however, been surmounted
and Gregory's ten votes in the state con-
vention are at the disposal Of any can
didate who will enter the lists against
the executive. II. @. Torrey
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-22

ELECTRIC BELL WORK; REPAIRING AND
supplies; repairing promptly attended to- Ham,
mer Electric Co., 325 9th st s. T. G. I'LL.
THE MINNEAPOLIS ELECTRIC MOTOR co.,
electrical contractors and repair work.
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DETECTIVE AGENCIES

y DQGNNN1E4xA1NV -
SHIRT WAISTS, TAILORED OR HAND WORK;
shirt waist suits, gowns, matinee, silk slips;
special prices now. 1925 Hawthorn av.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-22
WATCH REPAIRING

81 FOR CLEANING WATCHES, 81 FOR M
springs. John s. Allen, lilo Guaranty bldi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-25

TEX niieestrolzznIaeegqso poolstawiile-
MA lampyp rzy cel1u1oidEI;zie al
Iparterze gmachu fabrYki.Se-
'w V7y,r,,lsl Lanllda8.uta 5Wybuuchnal
grozny pozar. Robotnik "a
leski, rzucajac9 die naHpierw-
sem 3 ia piieftrze do uciieczi, u.s.
wr6cil n1ebacznliiee po move move
patio: zgiinalo nzywyceim1 " pIo-
5mieniach. Robotnicy, ucieka-
JAG 4 pierwszego pisestrl;a, Wy
iwr6cM drugga lamrap,es,. s '.Ez11t
KLEIN SIC czeggoo pozasr oggaartna IA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-25
z PRUS POLSNIC.!Hll.

TCZEW. w przeddzziiaallel ola Ia
niewiast wpociagu kolejowym
jadacym W tych dniach z BE
blaga do Malborka, zaczela
pewna jejmmosc krzyczec ma
gwaft, ze jej mufka " Genie 9llie
Is NIX zaginela,a kt6ra. W.te]
chwili a.przy s0bie miala. w
,,zalu" swoim ~upatrujac sWej
zguby u towarzyszek podr6-i
ny, rzuci1a sic na;pewna pania,
W lynn samymp rzedziale i1sta-
rala sic jej> ,.odebraG nuke.
jake swoja: wlasnoSe.sTa bez-
czelnoscia oburzona napad-
Meta PAM .starafa sic napast-
nicy prawo w}asnosci wyt}u-:
maczyc, lecz napr6zno, dopie.-
70 grozba, lie natychmiast
swego meza, jadacego,w pre-
dziale ola palacych ma mai.
blizszej stacyi ma pomoc "a
wezwie O lyle poskutkowala,
re spok6j nastapi1, a ,,prze-
myslowe" i%ndywiduum znik1o
prey najblizszem wysiadaniu
bez Sladu. ~. >vv0
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-25

N 800 NIX. nagro-
dy wyznaczyla poznanska dy-
rekcya kolejowa ma wysledze-
ME z1oczy6cy, kt6ry W nocy
Q II ma Is bm. rozluzniwszy
szyny W pobl4zu Nekli spowo-
wykolejenie pociagu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-25
ZE

GLIWICE Z1odzieie cora,
wiekszej nabywaja wprawy
bezczelnosci. Swiezo doni6s]
policy tutejszy gospodarz
|Ciupka 2 W6jtowejwsi, il
onegdajszej nocy wyprowa-
|dzono mu 2 obory krowe.
Mia1a ona bialy grzbiet, kark
" z6lte paski j tegoz koloru
uszy,. Z}odzieja dotad ME po-
chWycono.
BYTOM. Wielkie nieszcze-
6cie wydarzylo sic " tutejszej
rzezalni. Czeladnik rzeznicki
Szybalski zatrudniony byl
zabijaniem SWIM, przyczem1r
mad MIA kleczal. w chwili,
gdy chcial sic podnie6c, obokk:
niego inny czeladnrik wla6nie
chcial druga SWINE uderzye
mlotem glove. Nieszczesli-
wynn zbiegiem okolieznosci
'ciezki mlot Z Gala sila trafil
" glove Szybalskiego, kt6ry
natychmiast hdpadl, poczem
musiano 81 odWiesc do miej-
|skiego lazaretu.
~LAURAIUTA. Wielkie
nieszcze5cie wydarzylo siew
zesziym tygodmnu kopallni1lil
Pauliny. P~rzesuwaczka va
gon6w, 24-ltetnia Maya Re-
|gulska 5Ml[latllej Dabr6fW,:kzi, ME
mno1gga. przytrzyllnn8aace nliapakk,o-.
Waneggo Weglannil Wagol,1nllulH.ssi q
|padla ia zie|mlii,eas Il. ;nieszczee--
l(iAiWiie, Waggonp a lp y "a & nnil u.
p,rrzse 4 "a 81 \, / llnlslI jedna
!!rekk jednnee n u niie il ~
81 Olivia od ia y, saakkzesFz IA y II
EWeWIlnetrzzn ~ zskodzenia.Ma
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-25
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glsszls I'M s
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-25

CHOJNICE. w poniedzia-
lex toczy1 sic pred sadem
przysieglych process przeciwko
slusarzowi Hahnowi i str6zo-
wi nocnemu Verginowi 0 ciez-
kie poranienie z masterpieces
smiercia. Oskarzeni napadli
wieczorem 20 wrzesniar 1908
zecera Levy'ego, zydal, W SYN
ku W Stegrach, .kt6rego po-
turbowali tax, il wkr6tce po-
tenn wyziona} ducha.. Hanna
skazal sad pc przyznaniu Ia
godzacych okolicznosci ma rok
wiezienia; Vergina uwolniono.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-25

Il ~WABRZEsKIEGO. Ma
stacyi Swietos}aw, po}ozonej
PREY torze kolejki z Che}mzy
dc Mefna, przestawi} ktos
zwrotnice, skutkiem czego po--
ciag zosta] uszkodzony. Kie-
rownik lokomctywy odni6s}
ciezkie, palace lzejsze rany.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-25
tDaily Except Sunday **Daily
M c SHIELD, Agt., III Center St, Winona
Chicago & Northwestern.
Odjazd pocisg6w
Ma Wschod. s

93 f Ma w SclOQ. Use 1870
Chicago morning passenger lex s. .-...- 700 a m
Chi ago evening passenger (daily) -. ..9 g. op m
Chicago passenger lex s. .-........ ..."".Ia;o1p m
Ma Zach6d.
Dakota passenger daily .....-.... . ..... Gas a m
Minnesota passenger tex s. ...... !. ........ ESQ p m
Chicago Evening passenger lex s. $3.50 $50 P m
Przybycie poclaagg6w.
Re Wschodu.
Chicago morning passenger daily 80 6;3sa m
Minnesota passenger lex S).... ....... I;3o p m
Min. & Oak. mail and pass lex ST.. ..-.6;5o P m
Re Zachodn.
Min. & Oak. mail & passenger lex S).5,. II;4o a m
Local passenger tex S ......... .c.... 5.45 p m;
Dakota m il and passenger daily. :. .....o,3o p m
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-25

TORUN. w sobote wieczo-
rem przejechal wagon ma to-
RE kolei nadwislanne 12-let-
niego. ch1opca Bronisiawa
Kumskiego, kt6ry liberal tam
wegle. Ch}opiec umar} kr6t-
ko pc wypadku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-25

y BY -a.#eEr E ~ s., . ~ 7.E# $3.50. = ~ III ~
KOSCIELNY
W p.owiecie buczackim nab2yl
Cd Neumana i Gitli Krasuc-
.kich zyd6w rosyjskich) pan
Kazimierz Milinski. q.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-25
Chicago Burlington &
Quincy Ry.

Quincy R}y.
North Bound. s=..
b u s ~ part
St Paul & Minneapolis Limited 4.os a. n
ST. Paul & Minneapolis Express $50 an
An;ve
Chicago St, Louis u Peoria Limited 4.so am.
Chicago Express Gas am.
South Bound.
Depart
Chicaeo ST. Louis Express Io4s a m.
Chicago St Louis Peoria Limited ssS 10 sop
8sA} 3@aHS Arrive
StPaul & MINNEAPOLIS Express II go q m
StPaul & Minneapolis Limited I1.38 p m
Green Bay 8 Winona.
s#S Depart Arrive
Green B.y PASSENGER ISL : 5 i Is : : n n
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-25

r . ~. .l LEa b. a.-..ssf7Hat
CZARNK0W. Posiedziciel
Hemmerling z Klepica udaf
sic W niedziele rano ma polo
wanie. Gdy jednakze ME po-.
wr6ci1 0 zwyklym czasie do
domu, wyslano s}uzkEe, " celu
odszukania go. Wkr6tce atoli
znaleziono Hemmerlinga W
leslie 2 przestrzelona skronia
bez zycia. Dotychczas ME
stwierdzono, czy zachodzi tn
samob6jstwo, nieszczesliwy
wypadek Tub zbrodnia. .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-25
z GALICYl.

..r Ea'E7tEIfe 80. -F Ea~t
STANISKAWOW. Pred
trybunalem to-
czyla sic rozprawa Piotra Ha-
}ycza, kt6ry pred sad Stani-.
s1awowski skazany zosta} "a
morderstWo ma IL lat Wiezie-
MIA. Z tego przesiedzial Z lat,
.poczem wysz}a ma jaw jego
%niewinnosc j uwolniono go.
Ministerstwo przyzrnalo mu
5000 koron odszkodoWania i
300 K. rocznej renty.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-25

WE LWOWIE odebral So
bic zycie wystrzalem 2 re-
Fwolweru II letni Kazimierz
|Zaleski syn zmar}ego dyrek-:
fora kolei. Go
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-25


5zz aI,n 80 Il s2zaz SSIO Pirzecznyttaa ii mmojaaa
Ssq6a bezplatDa oferte.
! ! ] ! ! !" : : ! ! ! ! ! ! ! : ! :. ! ! J !
S/1G NNn\4 Madre sssloWa dlaS 5cierpiacycho
NN1INY Il nieWiasty zNotre Dame, IndsSH
T#88N&3R. HW kbSa6l .Donaoawne LaezaneY razen zd oklanssssg
X4NaE..Az NTHHHWWH mI WsEaz6w ksniSi opisenn mojej ohio
aMA4W& W1alsY roby, Kazdej kobiecie Ynlerpiacej na
NIAkN wan sIabos6 kobera OZESZ SIE SSA-8
.\n - @GMN MAWSDOMU WYLECzYG bezPosss
NN moey# doktora.@NIC NIE5BEDNIEa
#KOSZTOWAKO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
l sczsnih, u : gdy6y1 dalej ehciala zleoz59 as s. losztujs ty!ko 81 !. sse 4 4
ETYGODNIOW .Leczenie ME przeszkadza zwykiym zajecl9c nm 10 n.y.
ME Powiedz innynI ehorym2 mej metodNe % Wszy1&
tkoso 60 prosze Iecze stare Mode koblety.8 ,, ...
sa3y@ Jezei SIZE czuiesz bardzo ocezakAs, obaWIasz sic zfycn8 nastepsgW,
masz bole ~ zo}6dku, przeimujace dleszczeSW krzyzu schcc 81 &c PfakaG
|czuiesz gor9czkoWe dreszcze, osiabienie.i 81 czestoN moczodda] g I'VE
"a sfabe, Na6o bolesne pernyody, #wrzody iub narosty 4W takim razie psz4
a. MRS. NJ. MERS, NoTRE =otIzy-
|masz BEZPKATNE LECZENIE#i dokiadne objasnlenla; Iys1ace# ks
bet. opr6cz mnie zosta{o wyleczonycb =Wskazdwk ipoayfam "a czsstyoh
MATKOM LUB UoRKOM objasnie bardzo dobrze pToste ,,Domo:
we Leczenle," kt6re predko ma peWno leczy uPhwy, zaelona sfabosc q
[niereeularne Tub bohmne8 peryod Pozbedziesz sic #obawy zaoszczedzisz
wydatk6w i uchronisz sic Cd wstydu, DO nepotrzebuJesz nlkomu oPo-
viada6 . swej chorobie. osiqgniesz dobra t9szs ! DROVE Ho Y ! h.. ... .
W azdei mieiscoWoscI moge wskazaG polecene Cd dobrze znanych#
|kobiet, kt6re zostaiy Wyleczone "a pomoca molego ,'omoWego Lecz ee-
MAJ i-chetnieg poswiadcza ze leczy ono niezawodnie Wszystkle dehkat-
sku}y przywraca kobetom oalkowrte zdrowie. 1sz zaraz, poniewaz tel
|oftrty ME zrobie drugi raz.
PITTSFIELD, Wis, 17go grud, 1908 g. Szanowna PAM ~ su -
miners! Uzywa1am lekarstwa sztery tygodniei Pc pderwszeem pudeiku
Eotrzymalam cd twojego leczenla.s Cd l7go do 1890 rokn clerplafam 2
Eopadniecie macioy Leczyli mnie r6zni doktorzy, bez zad ntj pomocy.
nova ME czuje sic znuzona.: Co doktorzy ME mogli uczynic, to PAM
" tax kr6tkim cz.sie uczynAa. zycze rani wszelk1ej pomyysi nomr ln1soh
BRYAN, Texas, Is grudL. 1908 r. Szanowna PAM N. Summers
PAM domowe leczenie, mrie zupe}nie uzdrow1fo, czego sic ME sPodzec
waam. By1am dsugi czas leczona przez doktora, kt6ry oswladc1yb e
moze mnie dalej leczyG, jezeli SIC ME dam operowa6. oswiadczyf ze nam
bfone macice rozd rita. Pc uzywanu PAM domowego leczenia jestem
teraz zupelnie zdrowa. 2 serdecznem podziekowanem, Pttronela kosh.
ADRrs: Mrs. Box ,Notre Dame Ind. U.S.A.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-25
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observation-disclosures
z PO],Zz,NANSS.Kll:I[lEG5O
2 PE wydalonyz q.
! stal artysta malarz, stoklosi6.
ski, jake nieznosnny ,,cudzoo.
ziemiec" (Lastiger Auslan,
der). Pan St. jest poddanynnf
rosyjskim. Jako o~stateczn11JyJ
termin opuszczeniaa. gratllll ~
pa6stwa niemieckiego Wyznra:
cszzotn on mu d. 2 lutego roku
1904.
~KROTOsZYN. staruszzk,aa
50 letnia, wdowa 2, odebrala
Cd nieznanej osoby list z gr'to|z.:
ba, re czeka ia niechybnlas
smier6, jezeli pod cyfrowa-
nym adresem ME wysle ma
tutejsza poetic W liscie 100
marek ito do wieczora zesz-
lei srody. Powiadomiona Z. Q
tenn policya przychwycila tego
dnia ucznia kusnierskiego,
kt6ry sic 0 list ten przy O
kienku ma poczcie dopytywal,
przyczem atoli wysz}o ma jaw,
re byl on tylko posfahcem
swego towarzysza j Q niczem
mic ME wiedzial. Aresztowany
rzeczywisty sprawca przyznal
sic do why.
LESZNO. Dw6ch bezczel-
nych wyrostk6w, tutejszych
rodak6w, ~pochwycono W tych
dniach W Pak6wku i odsta-
wiono do wiezienia W Bojano-
vie. Obaj czujac wstret do
piracy, trudnili sic polowa-
MEM ma dixie kr6liki. Rano
wyjechali do, Bojanowa, a
ztad udali sic do lasu W Coli
ME ma polowanie, majac W
tym celu re SODA 1asice lesne.,
*Obydw6ch o~bserwowa1 w16-
darrz z Go]i6skiej Dabr6wki,
przydyba} ich, gdy " tenn je-
den 2 ~k1usownik0w zada1 mul
kilka mocnych raz6w ba1ka
prl;zeez> glove, tax, re wl6darz
pad} krwia zbroczony, ME
mr6g} sic BOWEN bronic, ME
majac zadnej oroni re SODA.
Ma krzyk q ratunek przybyli
robotnicy i p%ochwycili ucie-
kajacych napastnik0w.
N 300 NIX. nagro-
dy wyznaczy1a poznanska dy-
rekcya kolejowa ma wysledze-
ME zloczy6cy, kt6ry W nocy
z Il ma Is BIN. rozluzniwszy
szyny " pobl4zu Nekli spowo-
wykolejenie pociagu.
WIELUN. Zone robotnika
napadnieto niegodziwie "
tych dniach. Gdy wracala =
sasiedniej wsi pomiedzy:2 a 3
pc poludniu, musiala precise
przez peWne zaglebienie drogi
rodzaju Wawozu. Naraz sta
nal pred MIA jakis przyzwo-
icie ubrany mezczyzna j zaza
ddal pieniedzy. OdpoWiedzia1a,
z ;ze mic ME ma prz1y sobie
trochle chleeba, jakiego1
mu chetnie udzieh. Wtenczas
napastnik rzuch ia 3 ziemie il
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-25

w " Prusach
Wschodnich, nosila sic Is let
MIA sfuzaca 2 zamiarem zem-
sty ma swoiem pa6stwie o to
ze e "a mafo %poozywienia da-
wall. Korzystajac tedy 20 spo-
sobnosci, potlukla drobno
skorupy szklanne j wysypala
Is " mieso, przeznaczone Ola.
kiszok. Mkt tego uczynl.--
ku ME ME spostrzegl, dopiero pa
al domu, skllr'a:,jac kiszke, INA
lazlo v niiej drobne szklo i
przy Scislejszzejj rewgizy,ii reszty,
Wsykazaio sie, ze " mietssiies;za-
bwartta Jest izan,a IS IA ilo6c Sd 1,
bnyc,lh sszlann!ychh skorupekLs..,
Znalazla2r 6'w,niee5s AVA deskkii
81 mmllot e. 1: kt6rrJyynnll. l'1 81: Ss y i'9
EsdziWa adziieWczynas,oE sz llsil'l
IA1p,oa,uk,aAl III Fwftle s. Y, lls.I|I Zero lll.S'
SsIsrasKe nl lIE1 ~, anIla NJ "a q
s sSassSSaNa@ asasiIEsssSssISzS glsa ssssaSaSsS5
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-30
THE FINANCrER's srATENENr

NEW YORK. Oct 2s.--The Financier this week says:
 The notable feature of the official state ment of the New York associated banks last week was the remarkable close correspond ence between the cash gain as reported in the statementsand the net loss which was estimated on the basis of traceable move ments of money during the week. The net gain of cash by the banks was ss9. .11o, while the estimated increase was $17.700. Con- sidering the fact-that the statement must have included the withdrawal from the banks of ss.000, 900 gold on Friday for ship ment to Paris, which would count for one day. or about $33O,o00 in the averages, and drawal Of $i,250.000 on WedResday for ex- port on Thursday, an average of about S6o0,- 900. the slight discrepancy between the es- timated loss and the actual gain may be easily accounted for. The most significant fact shown. both by the statement and the money to the interior for crop purposes has not only greatly diminished in volume, bu. that there are almost unmistakeable indica- tions of turn hither in the monetary tide, The deposits increased $4.63T.500, which amount reflected the gain of S43562 200 in rowings and also to those by commission houses eaSay in the week. The daily average of banks clearings du, ing the week was $322, 00o, 900, or $S.000,00O greater than in the previous week. Though the statement was made on declining averages for cash owing to the bringing over into this bank the remainder of the 3.2H0. 900 gold which was withdrawn for export on Wednesday and on Friday, this fact is not important for there will doubtless be received on Monday about s500.0O0 Japanese gold which arrived at San Francisco on Saturday. Comparisons of loans show that seven institutions gained $3. 100000 net; the same humber of banks indicated net gain of $400,O0O cash.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-30
WALL STREET. REVIEW
ANIMATION IN THE STOCK
Clearing Up of the Anglo British situation Responsible for the Renewal 0f the Demands--Hieher Prices at
 tho Close.

NEW YORK. Oct Swim the effective clearing up of the threatened international complications abroad. the speculation in stocks here broke Into renewed animation' today and the rise in prices was renewed with al much animation and assurance as with the opening of the week There was no indication that such a thing as an Anglo Russian war had ever threatened and the final prices today were in some cases the highest of the week and of the year. The advance was even more comprehensivei and more evenly distributed than in the market of the earlier part of the week. Such weak ness as was shown was due 10 specific causes except for the sudden losses of it's gain by St. Paul in the final dealings, which made the close slightly irregular and gave the market an appearance of action between ccntenjing forces to determine the closing tone. The determined support of the forces behind the market generally prevailed. however, and the closing was very animated, Of the weak spots in the market that of Ontario Western dus to the doubt thrown on the earlier conviction that equal terms were to be offered the majority and min Amaigahsated Copper. Sugar. Union Pacific. Rock Islapd, Erie and Southern Railway were conspicuous features. but the strength was so general as to leave no room for de. tailed specification here
 The bank statement showed the expected small gain in cash, but the increase in de- posits through the loan expansion depressed the surplus level The tone of the foreign exchange market was slightly easier. but further exports of the gold next week are
 Total sales of bonds par value. s5,525, 900. and have moved in sympathy with stocks. United States bonds were unchanged on call.
 NEW YORK sTOCK LIST.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-30

British premier regarding Anglo Russian af- fairs seemed to effectually dispel all appre' hension of hostilities between Great Brit aln and Russia. The market was further in- f1uenced .ssy the bearish action of foreign
 markets. As . result lower prices prevsn. ed here throughout the entire session. Al
 ns snlnr isl ecsmRsr wnlls May s % %ss off sc at HIN 01.1iE. From the start there was heavy liquidation. With an absence of weaker as the session advanced. In addi- tion to the bearish advices from abroad the domestic news favored the beara report e a.msnS or sr casn wSss The movement of wheat from the farms continued heavy today. Selling became in- s'vs h. a';s sn..a m 'ns y.Ss Ssy .n.s Sn showing an increase of over 10000 during last week. There were also large evening. up sales over Sunday. The low point on De- on May at III. The market closed prae- ticaliy at the bottom. final quotations on December being at l.ia. May closed at flour we're equal to 31.7oo busheis Primary receipts were t.2s1,ooo bushels. compared with lass,ooo year ago. Minneapolis. Du- cars. against 72S last week and i.osa year ago.
 Tn sympathy with the decline in wheat weather conditions. % % the corn ',s market I ruied weak throughout the entire session There was heavy selling by commission houses and the demand came largely from scalpers De- rsnssa 1Dsnse Ssswe.n S~sr Sns ss ana sns. closed ! ss,, at ssMess* Local receipts. ss
 Oats were weak as a result of the selling pressure in other grains. Trading was very light and mostly of local character. De- cember opened E Q kc lower at asK @2s. sold between 2sx and ESQ 2sM and closed at 2sk. Local receipts, ss cars.
 Notwithstanding the weakness of grains the provisions market was held steady on fair demand for lard. prominent pack CT was the principal buyer. The volume of business was small. At the close Janu- ary pork was unchanged at 12.42h. Lard was up s2hc at 7.07M. Ribs were un- changed at s.45.
 Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat. 104 cars; corn. 72 carsi oats. 1o1 cars; hogs, 2s,000 head.
 The leading futures ranged as follows:
 AnTICIES Onen High. Low. CinsA.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-30

Light frosts: Blackville. S. C.: Camaek. Or; Waynesboro, Miss; Greensboro. N. C.: Dyersburg. Tenn; Hernando. Miss; Ameri- GUS. Gr.; Jackson. Miss.
 Heavy frosts. Greensboro. Ga; Covington Tenn, ss; Fort Smith. Ark. 3s.
 Killing frosts: Brinkley. Ark. go; Nal vern, Ark. 32: Newport. Ark. s2: Pine Bluff. Ark, 3s; Arlington. Tenn. 30: Bates ville, Miss, 30; Bolivar Tenn. 2s; Browns vile. Tenn. s3; Milan. Tenn. 30; Lake Miss, 31.
 Dry weather continues, except light rains in Wilmington district; temperatures near ly stationary, except day temperatures somewhat higher In Oklahoma; light frosts occurred in portions of the Caroiinas. Geor- Eia, Tennessee and Mississippi and heavy to killing frosts in Arkansas. west Tenn essee and northeastern MissisippL
 FRANK P. CHAPTER.
 Section Director. Weather Bureau.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-30
Pointed Paragraphs.

Chicago News.
 Many a firm man Is only a silent partner.
 No man despises industry--in his wife-s relatives
 As a rule men do things because they need the money.
 Nearly every great achievement of hu- manity was evolved from a crank's theory.
 When a man calls his wife an angel she always imagines that he isNscheming to avoid buying her new bonnet
 Many an authors heaviest literary work consists of an effort to sell what lie has written.
 When girl begins to clip the .'hints to housewiyes'' from the papers 1t Indicates which way the gentle zenhyr= AEa hlAS3ina..
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-30
LOCAL COTTON MARKET.
nAuy CoTTON MARKET.

NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 2s.--cotton steady' sales $500. Ordinary, l-1s; good ordin- ary, s% low middling, g; middltng. ? s.le' good middiing, e&: middling fair l0h. Re- ceipts 17,s97: stock. 2ol. i1s.
 OALvEsToN.--Firfn middiinE, s-lo' sales, 1900; receipts 12.o4e: stock. lsissz.
 MOBILE-Firm; middling. 7-1s: sales. I. 800: receipts, TOT, stock. s3.7l5.
 sAvANNAH--Firm; middling, 7-ie; re- eeipts, I2.sss; sales, sf4; stock. 157.s3l-
 CHARLESTON.--Firm; middiins, s&; re- ceipts, 1,ss2; sales. 100; stock, 2ise2.
 wILMINGTON.--Nomin receipts, z,ses; ''iso NORFOLK. iS; = Receipts. s.iSo; stock. is.- $50.
 stock, 2,S97.
 BosToN.--ouiet; middline- SGT: net re- ceipts, 41; gross. 2,5S2.
 PHILADELpHfA = Steady; middiing. 10 .25; receipts. s0s; stock, 5.4sT.
 ST. LoUIs.-ouiet; middhng. s%; sales. IF: receipts, 1,s4s.
 NEW YoRK--Cotton dull; middling. 10: net receipts. 77s; gross. 4.s2o; stock. "a.
 Total today: Net receipts, 62sys; ex- ports to Great Britain 4i.54s; to France, B. 800: to continent. s,1st; stock. 7s2.72o.
 consolidated: Net receipts. s2sssi ex- ports. to Great Britain. 4i.54s; to France. $500; to continent, s.tS1.
 Total since Sept I: Net receipts. z,Ils.- 251; exports. to Great Britain. 945,607; to France, 2o7.s1s; to continent, ss3.ss5; to Japan. 10.2s3: to Mexico. s.so1.