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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS

milwaukee,. Wis---5Flour firm. Wheat
Higher; No / northern, 81 OF al. o.; No.
northern. 9Sc@s1; new September. $50 c
asked; puts. S75s asked; calls, S91sc bid
Rye-Firm: No. l, 79GS0c. Barley-Dun;
No 2. &c; sample, S5@6ec- Oats-Steady:
standard. 4212 443c. Corn-FIrm: No s.
50@511sc; September 1885 6492Gc nuts.
1850 asked; calls. 1876 bid
st. Louis NOV heat-Higf1er: No. 2
red. cash, elevator. 945zc: track. s4@9Se;
July. sac; September, S755e;; No. hard,
9512c. Corn-Higher; No. ? cash, 49c;
track 50@511se; September, 4Sc: Decem-
Der. 43 sc. OatS-Higher; No. 2 cash. sec:
track. 4oc; September, @322Ic; No. 2 white
40G40@e
Kansas City. o.-wheat-Higher:- July.
SIC; September. 773sc; December, 7SK %
IS3sc; cash. No. ? hard, SSc: No. g. $50
SIC; No. , red 92@93c; No 8. SSm90c.
Corn-Firnl;z 501se:s September 4697s
@4s1se; December, 41Sse; cash No.
mixed, 521Sc. No g. 52e; No. 2 white.
5242c; No. 3, SIC Oat@Steady; No. 2
white. 4ed42c; No. 2 mixed. ss5hc
Liverpool Wheat-Spot lower; futures
firm; July. 6s Sd; September. es 9Ed;
December, 6s sgd. .Corn-Spot American
mixed new. quiet, IS -41ld; American
mixed. old. easy, IS SID; futures quiet:
July, As i'd; September Is 25sd
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VARIOUS LIVE sTock MARKETS

ago-Cattle-Receipts 5000; mar
ket steady; good TO prime steers So 5OGB
e.35; poor to medium 81 506D5. 25: stock
ers and feeders. $2604 10; cows, 81. 50@
2 80; bulls. $204 -15; calves. 81 50m6. %;
Texas fed steers. 81 5045 %. HogsRe-
ceipts. 10000; tomorrow, Il, 600: market
very dull. lec to 15c lower; mixed and
butchers; 8 29@S. 60; good to choice
; rs: light, s.. 1o95. so: bulk of sales.
s.. p as so. Sheep Receipts 5000:
market steady; lambs steady; good to
choice wethers- S414 so: fair to choice
mixed, s. 25@4; western sheep, 81 500
4.5t; native lambs. s4@6-75; western
lambs, 81 .50G6.75
Kansas City. Mo.-Cattle-Receipts.
5000, including 1.500 Texans; market sc
to 10c higher; native steers S4@6. 25:
native cows and feifers- 81 1906. 20;
steckers and feeders s.. 5od4 SO; bulls.
Hogs-Receipfs 5 O00: market Sc To ice
lower; heaFy- $ .29G5- 40: packers So. 20
Q5.35; pigs and lights 81 SOFAS so. Sheep
Receipts. .oto; market strong; NUT
tons, So 25@4. IS: lambs $4G6.
st. Louis, observation-disclosures 4 800:
market steady TO strong: beef steers. 81
m6; stoekers and feeders. s.. 2563 %:
COWS and heifers. 81 50G4; Texas steers
So .45d4. 70; cows and fleifers. 50 25@
@l5c lower: PIGS and lights, $3.50
$50; packers. So 19115. 30: butchers and
best heavy, So .2e6e5. 40. Sheep-Receipts
800; market strong; natives, 800;
lambs, 81 .5oG6.
Omaha Neb.-Cattle-Rec ], 400:
market was active steady and strong;
native steers. $4Q6- 10; western steers
s. 2S6D3. rs; Gamers Sl.75G32. IS; stock
ers ana feeders. 81. 5064; calves, $50
8. % Hegs-Receipts, 900: market sc
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DULUTH

DULUTH. Mimi. July 21.-opening
price on September, S5zsc. was low and
advance was rapid; high point was 11Sc
better; toward the close a decline set in
and it went off slowly, but later it rose
to S9c; demand was good; the close
showed net advance OF 15sc for the day.
at S1-011s; fax was up about &c an
around. Receipts-Wheat 50 cars: flax
ID: oats, s: cars on track. Co. Shipments
Wheat, 70, los bu: oats, 4,570 bu: flax
62,fS4 bu. Close: Wheat cash No
northern. S1-e1M: No. northern 9e16c
September. see: December. See; flax, cash.
s1-211s; September, 1221s; October.
81 22A December, $1.21A; oats, 3Sc;
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
Steady. Wheat-No. 2 spring, 9S@99c:
No. 3, SSM96c. GcrH-No- 2 49&c; No 2
white 49@421ac. Rye-No ?. 75c Barley
Good feeding 95@3sc: fair to choice
mailing, 42@50c. F1axseed-No. 1, SI17Es /;
No. l northwestern. Silly. Timothy
sIe. 4efG12. IS. Lard-Per 100 lbs, SIS .s2E a
6 So. Short Ribs-Sides tleese), 5000
1.3T5s. Clear SideS-Short (boxed1, 81 25
Gp7 so. Whisky-Basis OF high wines
sL28. CloTer-Contract grade, sf1-25
Receipts. &c, 200 bbis; wheat, Is 600 bu:
corn, 167.7e0 bu; eats, 104,4 bu; rye
5000 bu; barley 1880 bu. Shipments
Flour, &c, 400 bbls; wheat, sc, 9e9 bu: corn.
267.S6O bu: oats, 134 900 bu; rye, 500 blu;
barley. 5, 100 bu- On the Produce Elk
change today the butter market was
@15c- Eggs steady; at mark, cases in
cluded AZ a 15Ac. Cheese steady. SIS a
SIC.
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conas and SUGAR

NEW YORK. July 21-The market for
coffee futures opened steady at uu-s
changed prices to an advance of
points in sympathy with steady Euro
pean markets and as a partial reaction
following the declines OF the previous
day. The Brazilian news was without
special feature and the market ruled
generally quiet and steady most OF the
session. Later it eased off slightly I'M
der moderate iqIIida ton and was finally
net unchanged. Sales were reported OF
25. 300 bags, including July at SOC; Sep
TENDER, 5.9095 .95c: December s. zoe;
March. 6.4596. SOC: May. 6.65c Spot Rio
steady.
Sugar-Raw firm; refined firm.
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MINNEAPOLIS

neanoiis-Strengthene By foreign
news wheat made change about and shoI
up a cent IN short order Against We'd
nesday low point of S6xs - eSAc- Sep
TENDER was up 10 SSN GSsa4c early and II
looked like higher figures 10 come The
feature of the early news Was cable
gram from Paris to the effect that Eng
land had given Russia tEenty-feur hours
In which TO reply 10 the demand for an
explanation as 10 the seizure of English
ships in the Red sea- and although this
looked little farfetehed, and the trade
WAS inclined to dDilbt the authenticity OF
the report, there was evidence that merry
business was ruling the foreign markets,
for Paris was I'D equal to z e, and Buda-
pest I'D z1zc, this latter advance so sharp
as to throw doubt upon the report until
later cables brought conformation The
close abroad was disappointing. Liverpool
showing net gain Of only sd Berlin equal
10 1se and Paris about the same but
Budapest was strong 10 the end. closing
2s1e higher.
Conditions on CUR own side show no inn
progenlersf- The Hap shows over two
inches of rain at VALENTINO. Aeb-, and
light rains in other parts OF the state.
There was half an inch OF Eain az Dies
Adoines and showers at Sioux City West
ern Kansas has local rains. partly cloudy
skies with generally lower temperatures.
fof7T-tenti1s inches OF rain in Arkansas.
There were heavy rains again at Sa3ina,
Ellsworth, Mentor Abilene Hutchinson.
Concordia- Junction City Sterling Perry
and Florence Specials say II vii be i'm
possible to save what is left of the wheat
crop and will also be difficult 10 harvest
oats The Northwest had rain HiIisboTo.
N D. reporting heavy shower at 1920.
Judy closed at 97cs September al SS@e
and December at $3.50 ss1ze. The fol-
lowing was the range OF prices
Open High Low. Thurs Wed.
Sept ------S7 SIS s. 6s# 5zk
Dec ---.---Sfs Ss7s S4@ S6E s47s
On. Track-Ne. hard. sI:eess; No
northern. assse, No. 2 northern, 957z q
as5xc: No. 3 wheat, 91ss @935sc No
northern to arrive, $3.50, No. north
ern to arrive, IS sc No. 3 corn, SIC. No.
3 yellow corn. SIC; No. corn. 5In52c-
No 3 white. oats. 3s5kc,, No oats. 35E7
&c; September oats TO arrive, BE a
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higher; heavy. $5G515: mixed. $565. 10;
light, s5I5. 10. Sheep-Receipts, /, 40e;
market steady; sheep, S2s50G4- rs; lambs.
$4.7566.
Sioux City, a-Cattle-Receipts 200
head; market steady; beeves. 81. 500
6-I5; COWS, bulls and mixed 50 1901:
stockers and feeders, 500; calves and
yearlings. ss,75q3. so. Hogs-Receipts
2,e00; market steady, selling at 81 500
5.25; bulk S59D5. 05.
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Prices generally ZJc -IpWeI. hsVsIpls
light. Quality only fair. Price range
81. 7o05. 10: bulk. 81. 5000. IS; good to
choice light and medium weight hogs
are quotable from $40 TO So %; fair
light. mixed and good heavy hogs from
81 so 70 S4S5. and common light and
common mixed from 81. 50 TO "a. 49, with
rough packing sows down around 81 30.
Representative sales:
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We're: NJ H Gilbert. West Concord: ri
NJ Little, KIssen, ". A. Cooper Ham
mund. WIS., n Morrow, Battle Lake.
HaagensoG. Fergus Falls: WeinzierI Bros
& Co, St. Bonifactas; Riley Bros Els
worth, Wis; First National Bank River
Falls. WIS, G. Gardner. Hammond. WIS :
A B. gjggstad- Argusxiile n. d.
Nicholson Bros Hazelton. N D.; Spar
row Bros. Roy-alton; J. Schaefer S.3llk
Rapids; o. T. Miller. Wabasso. G. n
johnson. Seafosth. E. SehnlaAl. Red4xeod
Falls; Schad Bros, Summit, S. d. w
w Reeves. Milbanl1- S D.: JOHN Bros
Corona s D.; Melhease & E., Olivia; ].
C Morris, Belle Plaiae
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fOffered.
New York Mining Stocks.
New Ynr.,r Nancy

NEW YORK, July 2L-Prime mercan-
tile paper, 351654 per cent Sterling ex-
change steady, with actual business in
bankers bills at s. 81. D5 al. 81 10 for de-
mand, and at 81. 81 5O@14. 81 .55 for sixty
days. DoStef-fafes- Sf5s-Zaffti-
81 So; commercial bfifs. 81 .84El a 4 S4ss.
Bar silver, 4S1sc. Mexican dollars. 4516c.
government bonds steady Railroad bonds
heavy. Money on call very easy, q OF l
per cent toe1 = per cent; closing bid. *
offered at i per cent. Time money. easy;
sixty and ninety days, 21s per cent: six
months.S3A per cent. !
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CHICAGO. July 2I.-Bsatfey-Sfea4v-
esealneIi'ss, $50 lie; dairies.. 12II5c- Eggs.
Siss 81 mark cases Included, AZ a
-os&G tneese-ic3sy; daisies. SRSLc-
wins - a Se5 Young Americas. SebSL q
t-ou-tEs'-4 I've. steady; turkeys I09Iic-
sIfEnSs. Iea014e. -
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MinneapcIis Curb
State Grain inspection

Other Grains-Winter wheat. 8: mac
arenl. 2; No. corn. ?; no grade corn, l.;
No. 5 oats. 10; No. northern oats, IS:
no grade oats. 4: No. 5 rye, !: no grade
rye. l; No. 5 barley. II; no grade barley,
/; NO. i fax. p; No. l northern fax. l;
Cars Inspected Out-wheat-No. 1
northern. "a; Ne. northern, Al; No 8.
y; rejected. 25 no grade. 1; No. win
Ter wheat u; No. . oats. 1; No. 8 oats.
.; No. northern oats. 9: no grade oats.
4, No rye. 2; No. barley, 3: No. 1
flax. 1: rejected fax
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-22

Wheat was up yesterday on reports
of rain and war news and stocks
tended downward slightly, influenced by
the same news.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-22
ROGERS 6 ROGERS

LIVE STOCK COMMISSION MER.
CHANTS.
Room 2, Exchange Building, South St
Paul, Minnesota.
Highest market prices obtained for
stock Prompt attention given TO all cor
responoence and orders References
Any Commercial Agency.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-22

S13c- Rye, Tic. Barley. 32G5ac. Flax.
cash, July and to arrive. 81. pig
tiour-The market shows little change
put Is hrnfer in general tone. Demand
Is reported better and foreign inquiry ia
creasing. although no very heavy foreign
business IS being entered. Flour prices are
-iikely to hold firm against moderate re-
cession In wheat, but viii follow quickly
nentS- 39-155 bbls. First patents are
duotaele at IS. 1905. 20; second patents
$5g5 10; first clears. So .55G3 So; second
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-22

The various railroads. entering the yarts
reported receipts for the day. by loads. as
foilows:-C. G. w. 1; C, III. & ST. P, 6; nj.
& ST. T.. 1; c.. St. p NJ. & o., 10; G. N,
!: 500 line. /; \. P, s. Total 81.
Disposition of stock July 20:
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GHHS. |. HAAS Commission co.

Live Stock Commission Merchants.
Room 10. Exchange Bldg, Union Stock
Yards, South St Paul, MIMI, and
Union Stock Yards. cgeago. iii.
AL correspondence win receive prompt
attention Liberal Advances made on
corsignments Referer Union Stock
Yards or any CONNER ! Agency
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Midway Horse Market

Barrett & Zimmerman report that the
midsummer duiiness prevails on the mar
ksI Large coRSignmeats arrived rrin-
cIpally OF heavy choice drafferS buf the
demand is nominal Values.
Drafters- extra -5 S516S79an
I5ratters- en5lce ----s----.------.- 14559175
l2I9fterS, common TO good ---..- 19oG145
faE1n mares. extra -.---..-----. 13eGI5e
Farm mares. cfaelce -------------s Poo 100
fSrln mares, common to good s69120
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Cattle

Receipts only fair. Desirable beef and
butcher cattle about steady. Gamers and
light fieshy steers 10c to 15c lower. Butch.
er bulls steady. Others weak. Veal calves
steady. StockerS and feeders quiet at
Yesterdays prices. Fair demand for good
mich cows and springers- Others very
duh. Representative sales:
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NeMs York autter

NEW YORK, July 2I.-Butter steady
unchanged, receius, Is, go.
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Bank clearinqs

- seli! .----------.--.---..... SS44. sI3
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PRoDucEAND FRUIT
Ruling Prices at Yesterdays Meeting OF
the ST. Paul Commission Men

ST PAUL. July z1.-Trade in the open
market at today's meeting of the Producn
Exchange established the following prices:
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HAY. GRAIN AND FEED
Quotations Established in Open Trade OIL
the ST. Paul Board

ST PAUL. July 21.-The following
prices were established in todays trading:
NThaaf
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HOGS

The following table shows the weight.
cost and price range Of hogs fer the paSt
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Sheep

Receipts light Useful mutton grades
selling somewhat stronger than yester-
day. Lambs steady. Stock and feeding
stuff unchanged. Representative sales:
No. Kind. Weight.Price
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Soften oun 8rin5 @eiariA's
9lmerifdreiSe.
ueber 0biees teilt Elm 8reslauer


leber 0biges tei(t Elm 8reslauer
8latt f~oI9enoes nit:
Die Soften aus NnlaB Der Imeri.
fafabrt bes Brin8en 5einrid] bon
8reuBen. Die lie CUR 66lfte auf fSonos
oeS luSDdrtigen Nmte8 uno Der
fgl. &r0nfaiie iibernDmnen moroen
itno, betragen fir Die StaatSfa1ie
81, 574.02 Mart. Daeegen belduft
lib Der 8titraa bes @etdes su ben
Soften 0e8 internatt0ualen 5hieoss
Establishments i'm 6aag rur ouf
ote beiheioene Summe ppn 9068
Wtarf. 3ablen reoen!"
pWaS reoen benin Die 8ablen nun
eigentlib iiber Die ar1erifanilhe T0ur
oes 8rinaeu 6einrib? @enn tie perz
niinitta reben, 10 neroen iie laQen,
oaB nieQeiht mod ME 8elo belier
angelegt tpuroe, olS.bie @umrte, tuels
de bas NuswGrtige Nmt fiji Die
&eiie oeS Brin5en 0einrih un0 lei=
ues @ef0lses 5oblen muBte. 9ieie
&eiie bat ameritaniiden 6ebern unb
SrieoensltDrern ben @ino aus ben
Se9eln genpmnen uno auBeroroente
lid piel 5ur 8efeiti9ung Der Sreunos
iAaft 5miiben 9eutlhlano uno
Imerifa beigetra9en. Sic bat
ferner oieten anoeren beroDrra>
aenoen 9eutihen Die 8eranlals
luna ee9eben, iid Die Gereinia@
ten Staten einnlal elm nenie ndber
an5uieben. Die meiften bieler Mdns
ner iino als tparme Jreunoe bes
ameritaniihen 8ptfeS nad1 ibrer
6etmatb surldgetebrt. mo lie ieits
benz uah &rdften beitrebt fino, Die
t0rihten 8orurteile geQen Die Ser.
Staten au 8eritreuen. Das 8res=
lauer Blatt ibeint Der Mniidt gu Iein,
baB Die @elbidte 81 olel @elo ees
tDitet babe. Wir u~nlererieits 1ino
eritaunt. oaB BAG 9eutihe 8eif 10
biqig oauDn eefommen lit; SIG. 900
fiir Die Stats uno ebenio oiel fir
Die 8ronfoiie: oas lit menia. 8enn
man beoenft. tuelh elm u~ngebeurer
Ipparat fir bic Geiie in 8emegung
geieBt peroen muBte, ME Der 8rin8
@ener6le, Nbmirdle uno Ionltiae
8froentrdaer NIT Dienerihaft unb
aaem. mas brum un0 bran bing. nit
iib ihleppte, uno wie uiele @eihenfe
er al MAIDEN un0 mte Diefe grints
Qelber er uno Ieine BeQleiter 5u ge'
ben hotten, 10 mus man tpirfli6
oariiber itaunen, oaB Die 8eile nidt
unenolib olel mebr Soften oerurlaht
bot. Sreilib oitrfte Der SpaB audi
ben Brin5en ielbit nDh einen bubs
lden 8aben @elo gefoitet baben.
Nls er in Seem 0orf antam, lieB er
itb BON einem oDrti9en 8anfier To-
fort 500, 900 ~aus5ablen als Gaihenz
eelo fir feline ameritanilde Tour.
Sc miBte nit merfmlroi9en 9inaen
suaegangen fem. tpeurt er BON oieieu
$40, 900 iehr piel nit na6 6aule ges
bramt bate.
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Seoemfttd1 mabe peram!

SD blieb nab pie tpr ouf meiner
Wal6ine, ubmobl mir ieoes @elenf
meb tat unb ieoer 0ero ihmer5te, +"
ibreibt 6. 8. 8enamp. Elm 9ocoz
motipen : 6ei5er BON burlington,
Soma. SD par ldpad1 uno matt
uno. Dbne ieoen Gppetit uno total
berunter9efuntmer. Sd mar maize
baran MIDI ielbft oufsuaeben, al6 id)
cine Sloide v@lectric 8itters" erbiett,
uno na6oem ib bielelbe eingenoms
men bate, fiblte id MIDI 10 mpbl
mie ME auoor in tnetnem 2eben."
S9nahe frdnfli1e 2eute IbDpfen
INNER reue &raft unb neues 9eben
aus Dem @ebrau9 bieles Mittels.
Man ueriuhe es. 8efriebiguno.gas
ratiert 6urh Die I~potbeten BON S.
&alteper & 9On unb Ioolpb 8reiB.
8reis SOC.
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Sauslidte sursem.

0ur ausnabmspeiie finoet man
mal cine Gamllte, Die gang bon
bdusli6en Soreeu frei lit. Wan
fam bieie SDraen aber nerringern,
penn man ltets Or. Sings Neue
2eben8s BiIen i'm 6aule bdtte. Sic
erlparen uiel 8eroruR uno Sorgen
ourb Die grUBen 9ienfte, pelbe 1ie
bel Wlagen= uno 9ebers8 eI9meroen
leiiten. Sic lbaffen Sbnen aber
,ni6t nur grlei6teruug, ionoern iie
beilen Sic audi! 8u baben fir 25c
in ben Ipotbeten BON s. &alteper &
Son uno Moolpb 9reiB.
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SD0er ais @afen Der Sambnraer
IQmDfgr

Die 6amburg : Nmerifa 2inie
bat felt ldnaerer Belt nit Der 6afens
beb0roe oes neu nusgeftalteten enqz
lil6en Safens 90oer uno NIT Der
Notwithstanding 8erbanolun,
gen qefibrt, UNI bic NusaeItaltuna
Der tebnil9en Qnlaeen gu erreihen,
Die ibren groBen Baiiagieroampiern
oa8 Nnlaufen oes 6afen8 erm0glidt.
Sir oa8 englii@e uno oa8 in @ngs
LAMB meilenoe itberleeiIde 8ublitum,
oas in erbeb(i@em umfanoe Die beuts
lhen Dampfer beoDrsugt, btetet bieier
in Der @dbe 2on60ns lieqenoe 6afen
0ooer cine groBe Nnuebmli9teit.
Gu6 BON 8aris aus lit 9Doer be-
quem 81 erreihen.
Die Berbanoluuaen babenieb oaS
@rgebnis 9eseitiet, oaB Die 0omburg@
Mmerifa 2inie pom l. Suit 1904 Die
FDlaenoen Sbiffe 9puer anlaufen
laBt: Die BON 6amburg fommenben
Sbneqoampfer p1benHid (itatt
Southampton), bic p0n Seem 0ort
fommenoen B.Gnmpfer Smeimal in
Der 8Obe (itatt 8lpmOuth). ferner
Die nab uno BON Wterifo uno Wiittels
braiilien nerfebrenOeu B%rinseuoam=
pier. Die bi8lane England nidt be-
ribrten uno enaliihe Bafiaaiere nur
iiber 6aUre begin. 80ulogne uoer
iber 6amburg bef0roerten, (1uee=
fabr pro @ofe elm GROCER Baiiagier-
oampfer.) NuBeroem merosn auh
Die 0amburger 3ourifteabampfer
lire enaliiden 8aliagiere m6glibft
in 0ouer (itatt in southampton u.
a. 6dfen) abbDlen uno lanoeu.
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DarmlDfiateit, 3uuerlaifeteit, ldleu.
1lge Wirtlamfett oas lino neben Der
8oblfelIbeit bic 0ret pibtigften giaen.
idaaften, tpelde Elm uncertainties 6eilmit.
tel beIiben unnB, UNI pDpuldr AZ tuer6en,
nn6 Bel Observation-Disclosures aiebt's
uidJts Iopuldreres nfs "AMAkESlSn.
Dns iagt Naes. Cine 8robe bieies Mittels
fam mon tUsstenfret betDmmen; man
braurbt III P. Neustaedter g. Co., Box
1916. New York City, gu a6reiIieren.
Die "Anakesis' lit in alien Apotbefen
Az haben. Nreis 81.
sag- 1rinft allatup > sS[oSdenbier.
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Ser Miufer fGst bic,

Der @inter ldBt biesmol rebt
lanae anf ltd parten. @enn es
oenn ourhauS nid]t tnlt tperoen
nil, 10 io0te e5 tpeniaitens regnen.
= Oas 8etter mar am Sunntag
pteoer prahtppu un0 Der Sag puroe
BON Gtelen i'm Sreien oerbra6t.
- Nuf A~nreguna 0es Irhitetten
6errn Sames acknowledged fano in
leiner Office cine 8%erlammlung BON
Nrditeften ftatt, uel9er AUDI Der
Etdotii6e Sngenteur unb bet gbef Der
5euerwebr beinDbnteu. Ser 3rueG
Der Beratuna NOR. S0rI6td0e iber
cine itd0tiide 8augeiebgebune 5u
MAIDEN, Die Dem Staotrat CUR Sin
nabme unterbreitet neroen iouen.
Sn Qnbetraht Der @r6Be Der Stabt
udren eeleblihe 8auourlbriften
1dUn lGnqlt in Sronuna aeueien.
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Der Maanu lift ueiie, Der Seinen
Wuuo balten fam, tuenn er uihts su
faeen bat.
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Macht Euch den MuRd WaSSTig.
BAILIES' AMPF-BAECKEREl.
Gone @tar 8ier fem ariesssetrdnt.

NuNe Slut Otet letu NTleg1!RIFHIt.
Shon felt laneen Wonoen ipinnen
Sblaue 2eute ftiq uno better
SIN Dem DminDlen &riege
Sapans gegen &uBlano meiter.
@eftern mar Der gbauoinismus
Sapans gar nibt mebr gu halten,
uno eS itano fhon auf Dem Sprun9e
Seine &rieaSmaht su entfaltenl
6eute mieeer unterreoen
Die @eianoten iib aemitlib.
uno oas eben nod 10 fraife
Bib 1T wieoer ianft uno frieolid.
M Drgen aber itebt Die Sa6e
Wieoer auf Dem nltimatum,
uno our6 feline 8unit 5u penoen
Sdeint oas bile arieeesfatum.
50 miro Der gepfaate 2eler
3d9lih neuen 8petfels 8eute,
un0 Den 8orteil oapon baben
Si9er nur bie-B0rIenleute
Dob uas niiBt's iin aufBureeen.
Sb ii6 fern Die 80lfer ihla9en,
Wir genieBen bier Den Segen,
Inns beim 2one Star gu %uertrnaen.
uno 10 tpolleu mir iebt better
Dieiem Griea entaeeenIeben
linn menn'S fD5hrir1t hDfhft mnhrs
i6etnli6
ginnal mebr ms Birtsbaus 9ebeu.
Denn beim fril9en @faIe Gone gtar
2dBt iicb'S idon pom &rieae lpreden
'8on Den Nuiien, Sapareien,
Die ben Srieoen unterbrehen.
Sa, roenn Die oa8 Gone gtar bdtten,
8ieieu St0ff. ben aona famoien,
@uroen Eie nobl ntht bran oenten,
gu p%erflupfen fih Die Soien!
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SIN Xbeater Der un0ariIden
Staot @rpBparoein brab mdbreno
Der 8orfteauug Sgeuer aus, oas je=
bod ael0idt wuroe, bepur oas
Bublitum ettpas oapun merfte.
0ahber itelte es lit ieoob beraus,
oaB iamttihe Not = Iuso1nae ners
idlUIien tuaren uno mon Die ShlaIiel
niht finosn tunnte!
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AChtung, Liquor Dealers Protective Assn.
und BarteRderS Local. Union kO..l2.

Cine mihtiae Gibuna miro am
0ienftae, ben u. Sauuar 4 ubr
@a@mittaas in Der uaniebt Of 8D.
tbiaS" s6aGe i'm &euter=8 ebduoe abs
aebalten neroen. Wibtiae Dtn9e
tommen CUR Berbanolung un0 sic
weroen erlubt. sur STEELE gu fem.
@us. 6rant8. Brdlioent,
Otto $. Seloer, 8rdI. 2Ocal SEQ. u.
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= Maaenteiben Faneen gen06ns
lih nit nnoeroaulihfeit an, oielels
ben t0unen iDfDrt beieitiat peroen
our6 ben @ebrauG nUu Or. Nueuit
86nia's 6amburger Gr0pfen, melbe
itdrten uuo heilen.
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Gnmtai gprtngs 9amr1erD,

liner GROCER neuer &ataloe i'll
sum 8erlano bereit uno fam in 5
Gents in 8riefmarfeu beaoaen tuer.
ben. Wir bnben Die beiten, biatg=
ften uno i60niten ~Baumlhulartitel.
tuelbe bier ge5Daen peroen, uno be-
banoeln ale uniere &unoen 10, mie
mir alS Solder bebanoelt gu tpels
ben niinIhen. ab0reiie
DttD 2Dde
0esp 8rnunfels. Tera8.
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8DHitt O%erlattat.

Cine Srau ooer elm Wfdoden tuiro
als &6hiu oerIanQt. 0ad5ufragen
236 Mpenue 6.
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0efidte.0pmabe.

Mdbreno Der talten 9nee lit elm
Sdubmittel fit bic 6aut gegeit tale
te Winoe an9ebra1t.
Sunatlno's Wanoel Cream" aHt
IN Die 6nut aerieben, lift oaa rid3tine
Mittel. @ur 15c pro 8iihle. Sung.
ftno's Drug St0re. SIT Dfts 9ous
TONES trase.