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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-21
CHICAGO L1vEsTocK, April

CHICAGO LIVESTOCK, April H. attle-Re-
CENTS, 1.2oo; steady; good to prime steers, $50
feeders. $2.5o@49o: cows. $2.eo@6.5o; heifers,
$3@5.s0 Gamers, $1.60@3; bulls, $2.50@4.75;
Hogs~Receipts. 12,ooo; tomorrow, 1000; 5@
10c higher; mixed and butchers. $5.40@5.5O;
s5.so@5.40; light, s5.35@5.5o; bulk Of sales.
$5.40@5.35.
sheep-Receipts. 5000; sheep steady; lambs,
fair to choice mixed. shorn, $4@475; western
sheep, shorn, 81. 80 $50; native lambs, shorn,
western lambs. wool, Sc. 60@7.60. .
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MONEY REPORTS

PARIS. April 21.-Threes per oent rentes, 9ef
DOC for the account; exchange on London, 25f
15c for checks. at - ~ 49,. -
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ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK, April M.-Cattle-
Receipts LOO; market steady: beef steers, s.
@le.5O; cows and heifers, $2.S5 @5 -
Hogs-Receipts, $500; market &c higher; pigs
and lights. $4@5.40; butchers and best heavy,
$5.4O@5. 60. S.
Sheep-Receipts, 1000: market steady, sheep,
So. SOC $50; lambs, $517: spring lambs. s 4 IS
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NEW YORK PRODUCE, April 21.-Butter
firm, unchanged; receipts $50 lbs. Eggs, steady
unchanged; receipts, 19, 1876 cases. X
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STRIKERS ARE WEAKENING
Industrial Outlook in Michigan Copper
Country Is Greatly Improved.
Special to The Journal,

Houghton, Mich, April 21.-Rumors
are numerous and apparently well
founded that the strikers at the North
back without concessions on Monday
morning. The industrial outlook has
vastly improved and the prospects are
that there will be no general strike on
May I, and few, if any, moro strikes
iRt individual mines
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OMAHA LIVESTOCK, April 21-Cattle-Re.
$4;40@68o: COWS and heifers, $s.5o@53o;
Hogs-Receipts 5000: market SC higher
lights, -$5:25@5.S5; pigs, s4.75@5.25: bulk Of
| sales, $5.271a @5.3O. -
| Sheep-Receipts 600; market steady to weak:
sheep, $5@6.so: lambs, $6.so@755.
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haIf04ds enter1ng the yards reported receipts
I9r the gay bg loads as follows: Chicago Great
Minneapolis 8 st. Louis. s.; Chicago, st. Paul,
MM,inneapolis & Omaha, I; Great Northern, Isl
Northern Pacific. SO. Total, SO. -
Disposition Of stock Thursday, April 20:
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BETTER HOGS SEEN
AT SOUTH St. PAUL
ALL PRICES GO UP 90 ON I'M.
PROVED PROPERTY.
veals Again on the Downturn, Some
Selling of as Much as 75c-Killing
Cattle About Steady. Also Mich
Cows and Bulls-A Big Stirring Of
Feeding Wethers Sold in the Sheep
Division at $3.50.

South St. Paul, Mimi, April 21.--Estimated
1000; calves, $50; hogs, 1900; sheep, 100; cars,
The following table shows the receipts from
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SIOUX CITY L1vEsTosK. April 21.-Receipts
Cattle, 500 hogs, 1900.
Hogs-Strong to &c higher. Sales-6O 164
lbs $515; 66, 26s lbs, $5.22A; &c. a1s lbs,
Cattle-strong. Beeves-14, 1928 lbs, s4.7s;
49, Zoo lbs, s.; II, 1,15o lbs, 1918. Cows
aed H odn ss s7o lbs So; H. s4S lbs sa75;
74O lbs, $3.50; a. 800 lbs 81; 10, go lbs, 425.
Yearlings-1o. 42o lbs, $276; 9, $50 lbs, $3.65
II, $40 lbs. 81.
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COLD WAS ONLY
BUSINESS DRAG
Building Operations and Manu-
featuring Rogress Collec-
tions Good, Says Dun's.

New York, April N.-Dispatches to Dun's Re-
view indicate that the only drawback to prog.
ress IN trade and industry during the past week
IN those sections that experienced cold weather.
This applied chiefly to retail distribution and
agricultural work. building operations and manu-
featuring progressing satisfactorily.
Philadelphia reports lumber dealers seasonably
busy, but sufficient cars cannot be secured to
handle shipments promptly from southern points.
Brick and cement makers report Improvement.
Steel mills are fully occupied at Pittsburg, but
the window glass output is reduced Indictment
weather checked retail trade at Cincinnati but
been exceptionally heavy. Business shows steady
Improvement at Cleveland. Trade at Baltimore
is affected by unreasonable weather and col
lect1ons are not prompt Spring trade at st.
Joseph is satisfactory.
Trade conditions at Chicago exhibit further
strength sales compare favorably with last year
and collections are reasonably prompt. Bust
ness at st. Paul is favorable, payments improve.
Merchandise movement at Minneapolis was
checked by cold weather, but collections are
reasonably prompt.
Omaha receipts Of livestock increased, but the
demand is quiet. Jobbing trade at Salt Lake
City is normal Tor the season, and somewhat
better than year ago. San Francisco real
| estate Is active, building contracts large and
| money abundant. st. Louis reports business in
all lines active and business good. Manufacture
ers at Kansas City are busy, wholesale trade is
brisk, but retail sales are disappointing. Cloth
ing manufacturers at Louisville have finished
spring deliveries and are starting work ON fall
lines.
| Bank exchanges Indicate another squirt Of act
| iyity, not only at New York where stock market
| operations swell clearings considerably, but at
cities outside New York where they show a
considerable increase. Total exchanges this week
at all leading cities in the United States are
| year and 1874 per cent over the corresponding
week of 1908.
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HIDES, PELTs, TA1Low, ETC,

Horse and mule hides, large, each .ss. Is
Horse and mule hides, medium. go
Horse and mule hides, small each go
Dry horse and mule hides, each. 49,. 1,5O
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The following table shows the receipts thus
far In April as compared with the same period
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-21

APPLES-Roman Beauty, brl, 81; Ben Davis
$SgS.25; Badwtns, $3@S.25; Ben Davis, box,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-29

inter Dem &cmo etua& Gn6ereS ia.
ben, ais Smut. 9lber ga iibt es: -
gicbt audi feuide 9loBe uno mfel,.
Idle @erbiiuung ODER SoIbperbiil.
hung.
Wcin n9octill3" MN lit in ser
QIiidIiden Gage, nof) oicicr Ridtu1B
bin olld) Dem Eriioeitcn gcrcbm iein
5lt f0nllelr. IS iGQt nod nidt cimnoI
Elm allB, Cine crnite @eihidIte, biz
id) 5lull @egcnitonN meine3 Grnma&
mod)te, neil lie meiner cigencn Stim=
nlllng eutiprad. Wtan bat mid &c,
irugt, pPld)e Genoen5 id nit 0ieieu
oOcr icncm mcinCrgSerte ucrfol9e. Sf
babe Damn Itutt Der Gntuort Die @e-
gcnfroqe gcitcut, mas Der 9iIOboucr
Oc9 bclpcocrii6cn NpoQo, Der 8enl$
upn Wtilo, OcS Nntonilta nit tbren
Mcrfcu gcpollt babcn? Sd mill Is
i6rc eiqenc Stimm1mg IN iOco=
Ter Torn 5lm Nlla0rltd bringcn llnO
cin5ltloocn; Gommt mo id)nltt uno
icbt III, Oh e8 in Gllh cine mir Der.
iuun0tc Stin1numg mcdt, Gllcr 3cr5,
Sinn III S6Uinglmg ucriebt;
0cificht Ca, 10 ieio &Dr mir 6cfrcltn.
0ctc Scelcll. Wiit 0lcicm un0 feiuent
un0crcn @cOonfen bin i'd Dor bieSei-
icntlihfcit gctrctcr, oils 9idter: ;d)
mill sic Gm%pfin0ungcn medeL Die
mid bciccltCn, olf Mcrbunq ou3g5-
ben, INT DcrmonOtc Seelen 51I iud)cn.
llno nit oiciem @eoonfen babe i'd
audi icbt meincn o8octill8" bi11ortss
lcion0t, Der bon ocn mciiten mcincr
,Srcunoc ol2 mcin 9cbonfenreid)Itc5
y3crf bcjci6net miro. - limo MN
bo6c i'd mid, perebrte 2eier, in oicicr
Selbiton5cige nidt q Ia NurciB ielbit
bcmun0ert, ionoern cher 0oS Ellblis
fritiIirt.
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ScOncapalo iibcr ieinen Nnfcntbult
in T%cutfdlanS.

So0 o@iorlolc 0'SStnlin" peroiicrts
lid)tc bolo nod Der Gritnltffiibrlng
BON Seoncauollo'a Oper Der Holono
bon Berlin" elm SSnterpiep nit DEM
Gomponiitcn, III 0ent iid) 2eotconol(p
iibcr 0ic Nuinnbmc leineS WerfcS in
Berlin, itbcr Die &ritifer itno iibcr
oclltld)c Gomponiiten mcrflpiiroig
oltS9elprohcn boben lolltc. IS rmlroe
ibnl bon Dem 9latte Die IeilBerrn9
III oen Vtlno gcIcgt: OaS geaerhpGrs
tige 9elltld)IonO 6eiibc feline Gompo.
nilterl. Ger lcBtc groBe oelltihe Com,
po,iIt lpor Hihorb Wogncr: l,ad)
tbnt lcten 5oblrcide SortleBer, iognr
llcbertrciber lcincr Spiten1e 1efor.
nlelt BON ocnclr feiiler aud MIR cinen
Sllllten mllitolilher Sntelliger6 be-
iibc. 0orollf bat 2eoncopolo ir Ell
llem Sclcqromm alt Die Verlincr
Ercllc olifS @eitimmteite erfldrt, ooB
CT nientalS iibcr Die bertide Williit
oocr ilber Die jeiteenoiiiid)en beut-
Iden Gomponiitcu NIT itolieniitcn
Sotrnnllltcn geIprofen babe. SD
babe tnllllcr mo MIR eeiprod)elt iibcr
Die lebboitc lontborfeit, Die i) fir
Die Settll1q bcS 9erliiter Sperhbul,-
les, fir Wtciitcr Wt1d mo fir ole
Giinltler, Die IN meiner Sper oufQe-
tretelt limo, ennpiinbe. Sh Deroe ei.
men itoignirtcn Brief III Dem neopo.
litonildelt Slotte ,EitneoIo" 0teo.
PED oerofientlihcn. Sd bite Sir,
mittlerlpeilc oicic Gepeid)e 81 peroi-
fentliden. 8ruB unb 3onf, 2eon-
copallo."
Der Wricf an oen ,Gilngolo" lat
tet: Gin id)ncr5liher, g0n5lif lll,er.
iporteter 3llfoQ 5ipingt mid, 0eine
Tttterlidfeit lino Ole ~belp1brte 8oit.
litfeit oeS vElnaoIo" an6urilien.
Sd Made mid, olif Die &eiie nod,
Neopel, itnlj lino sifrieoen iiber Die
InInabne, Die i'd in 21noern gefin.
Den babe, Die i'd OILS mein 5rpeites
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batter alorbeit, ooB ser @itrmfort.
iob Elm botit nidtiges Organ lit,
oas Die r%egelm6Bige 6unftion ser
Seroalutng goronttrt.
Gntfernen mir oeu Ippenoir, 10
mrB als erite SoIge oaoon eiucSto.
rrng in Der Sunftion Der Sleocefals
&loppe eintreten, cine St0rung, sic
lid Ie6r bdufig in i6ledlter 8er0all-
ing, 0iurrboe, Geritopiung Ii. |. NJ.
0ltBert. Gem fonnte man e%ntgegens
bolten, Dob 2eute, Ocnen Ser Murnl.
fortlob entfernt Dlr0e, lid bPiter8c'
lunobelt erfreuen, ia, lid uiel better
fiiblen, ais Dor Der Spcrution. 1o3
bat nod gar nid)tS gegen Die @idl.
ttgfeit oieicS Organs 81 bciBen.3 Gem
cs gibt Oteni6en, oenen ebenio midl'
ti9c Srgonc, pte sic 0til5, Sbeile Der
&eber, S6ilooriiie, Der Mogen, eul-
fcrnt murOen, ullo Die iid troBoelu
mobl bCfinOcn. Ger ncui6lide Or
goniSmltS lit cbcll nit iuuul0erborcn
0illfSnlittcln ullSgeItuttct, Die cs iDn
crmoglid)en, I'M Sale, oils Elm uno
oo5 unOerc Organ nid)t futttioniren
Ioltc, elm ~@rioBorgon Oofiir font
%pcniotoriid ODER, mie Die glcr5te ia
gen. Difuriircn0 eintrctclt 5lt luiiclt.
NnOcrerieitS glatbt Wfaceluen Den
@egenbcuciS liefern 5lt f0nncn, OoB
cS uniere folide 2ebenSlpciie lit, Die
SIT oieier unge6cueren @0ufrng Der
8lin00orm @nt5iinoungeu gcfii6rt
bat, ~llllierc fiirfterlidc &ebiu60
INN OuS &eben, Ole ms nid)t 5ur9tube
fon1mcn mo nid)t cinnloI sic SIM
Gi'cn, &ullct lu1b sur rubigcn Ser
oolung notbigc 3cit lGBt, lit cS, Oic
6llcrlt ocn 9lino0arm oerort iiber-
fiillt ouB cS 81 elmer StuulmJ
fomnnt. 6oB ser Wllrmfortius in icts
llcr 6lrnttiou Qeit0rt miro. 60 lucroc
ltnicrc Icblcrboite %&e6enSpciic 5llr
llriodc Der 9linooorm = @nt5iin.
Dung. Sebr trcffcnO iogt Worcemen
meiter: Ger mooernc Wtenid beiil.
oct lid in einem llc6ergongSitoOiunt.
Seine utgcbeucre S1nniprltfnn6me
laIlc i'm oer9cIiett, ooB sum Seben
nidt MIR Glen un0 Grinferl, ion.
bern aud aollen lrno &erouulng ges
b0rte. GuS Glen meroe olS Nebens
lode bebonoelt uno Die Nnbrrng in
Den Wagen eingefiibrt, gqrooe iple
lpcnn man cine SonoDid in cine
SdodItel lteden un0 Damn ocn9 efel
5utlappen miiroe. Gam munoern
iid ole Meniderb ouB lie anMn9ens
Itorungen leioeu llno an 9linoOarm.
Gnt5ltnOltnaen %erfranten. Die Ser
oouung bGnge in eriter 2inie bon
Dem Ginflulie oeS 8cbirnS o6, u16
tucnn OieieS arbeifct, 10 boren oia
&cr0orungaoriiien uuf, i6ren fir Ole
@erOouung 10 midtigen Nobrung%s
ioft SIT e5crniren. &Gtten ole Mens
iden einen Wogen betommell. tpie
ole fleii6freIienoeu Gbiere 6oben
10 bate GoS feline 8eoeutlung. ga
ober ulif gcmiidtc Soft ollgepic.
len iinO, oo mir 5it Oiciem 3pef ei,
ncn @linOoorm boben, 10 m~iiiien mir
ms aud Oonoh rihtcn. Yion be.
MERIT bGlrfiG OoB ainoer. 5lrr Nub.
ring %ge5pllngen mer0en. Inter iol,
dem 3ruonqe miro nidtS oeroout.
Oh Die Griiien nidlt iul,ftioniren. Set
Der miro 0oS a%inoergebirn 10 nit
bcloitct. 10 nit ser 20ilung
bon Gr5iebungarGtbleln beifGftigt,
OoB cS feline 3cit mebr fir Die Ser.
oolulng bat. @ier ober IGgen sic
tiefItcn llriud)cn fir Die Gegenero.
ton Der bcllti0cu Wcnld,beit.
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Sntic npn Nennen.

IS itarb aaii6 plobIi6 am %. Slnuar 1905
Static upn ScnnCt, aeliebtc 3odter bon Sreoerid
mo Sutie bon deruen. i'm utter bon 2l Snbren,
I MuTat uno A Iugeit in Sir. gill, SitsGas
fan cite gloenle. Die 8eeroigung ftnbet Sunts
tag, 9id6millaes nm 122 ubr, bonn Grnuerbduie
aus itntt. Serpnnote rno Srellnoe ber Suntis
lie iino b6fli6it eriubt, oct 8eeroiaune bei5lis
luubten. (27-Q
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Sr(mn 0nnpr.

IS fturb am 81. SuHuar 1905. MiorgeliS I'M
. llbr. Selma @dacr, eeIiehte Satin bon 5obu
%, 96lcr, i'm Of. Gebensiabre. Sic Neerois
alng finoet Wuutna, gtubmitt1gs nm . llbr.
bonn Irauerbulie. 9ir. 1865, 9toros&uDs StruBe.
aus fat. geifeBuitg duf benz bI. @rI6fcra
5rieobofc. @ertuauotc uno 5reunoe itno BOT
Iihft eingelaoeH. (2q-3O)
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Sin Sdritt in Der redlten 8idtuns.

epart 25 Eru5sut an aieH .ritfiafHsen BE-
grdbntfitu.
Gin f61ner Sarg, entiueoer nit
f6iparscm Iub ooer tpeibent ooer u-
arauemt BIiiffslleber5na. nhes ihr
SdrasGinfab, 8egrdbntbsIn9eta
g~inbalfamirune Der 2ctte, Erauer' yJE
flor,
Seifrura oes 8rubeS, 6 Raar Sanbfhnbe,
peiohenipnaen iinb 8 feline antfbet.
Wtniam Gppf, 2etdtenreItntter,
Hortbs urb @rcenniouTttsslbe Beioe 1elep1one'
(&ea7 .6Nptia.1)
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SuoesfGQe.

9tm 26. 1unlur @crarb 9aumeiier i'm 9u.
ter bon 20 Sabreu.
Mm %. Nunuur Wiarie Z. Gaermaru, ~
Sabre alt.
9m 26. 5uuuar Barbara oerjberg int 20.
2cbetsiabre.
Vim 26. Sutuiur Catherine ~. 9Uh i'm gltcr
bon 80 Subrcn.
Gm -. Snnunr Surn NlnHn, AZ Sabre alt.
PM -. SHular 9armt i. Rpieublntt, /
Sabr alt.
gm %. Sunlar barbara sturm i'm .. Sc
beusidbre.
PIN %. 1unrur 5rnu5iS 3npf I'M 80. ges
bensinbre.
9lm y. 5nniur stephen 0ieinets6erger, so
Sabre alt.
Elm y. SuHudr Charles u. @ud1emutb, 70
Sabre alt.
PIN u. lHuuur in gittSburg. ia, 5ultus
6. 8DB, 81 Sabre alt.
9lm 81. 2nnuur gillette Efaffen6ndl I'M 9Iter
bon so SahreII.
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lonoprt Sarf.

Der tnnpiiddltdite 5riestet In Baltimore.
areof: $50 Nder. - Sntmermdbrenoer Charter.
9I ieber 6eit erreiobbdr. Stint Gents Snbrs
aei6 bon allen SiuoitbciIeit. Strabenbabn.
8aeeons paffiren ben Sauptet1en1e. ale bret
Winnten. g8armes sSarteatniTner tiir. Solbe,
Sie ben Srieobof bel ruubem 2Setter beluben.
geardbnibpIdbe ou iebr nllbtgeH Bretfcrt,
finmiIi1 inter fortipdhrenoer Btleee:
8nrenu: Rr. II, Weh' Saratnga' StraRe.
(HuuO-)
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Snhu Ehufh.

IS itar6 anu 20. Sarlar 1905 Jubu S6nlt,
Gntte Der Ueritorbenen Senrieitn S6uIe. i'm
gIter bon So Subreu. Die 8eeroigung finoet
Sunntaa, Den 90. Suuuur, nm R2 ltbr, bonn
1rauerb1uie, Er. 2102. 8eit.BruttsS trabe. aus
itntt. Serluanote uno 6reunbe iino bofli6it
eingeldoert. (27--S)
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Gohn Seruia C Gphn,

2eifsnbeitatter unb Gtnbnliamirer.
gr. zoos, ErIeansftr. orb. Sell: @tncior 255.
3petegef9dft: gr. ga, berI. @dfterr'9benue,
g8ifofor 80. &utfden iperoen e~eIiefert fir
5ob5etter, unterbaItlneer utb anbere @eIe'
eerbciteu. Tebr141S.I&S)
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SirdlidJc gn5cigen.
SermiidJtc gu5ei9eu.
+! I! 9nfrnf ! !.

J! Nnfrnf
gtafiebeno be8eihnete 8erioncit:
~ Bid, Start, geboreu 1929 in @urmen, ctlua
1850 mad @nterifu ultsgepuuocrt ltno uuz
geblib in Der gtube gnItimore's ais SaruIcr
aniniit9, iotpte beiien Sriioer SultaO II. jos
bert Bid.
p 8ldF, Sugp, aus SiebenIc6u bel Ta1au, frHs
Der in gbicago, lett Gngebli6 in Baltimore
%pobHbaft,
81 ear6bcr, Gef6ipiiter, aus Stciubrtuf in
SaHHoOer:
a. Sopbie Gorotbcn, gcb. II. W}ai 1899:
b. Cutie 2orotbea. geb. 13. Gttubcr 1sit;
9 &aroIiHe dutbdrine, aeb, 10, September
1914, NIB
% Mlaric aat6arinc, gcD. is, Gc5br. 1850,
obcr oeren Srheu;
iino erlu6t. bel oem lluter5eibnetcn peribHIt6
ooer ihrtftlih lid 81 meIoeII.
lin &~tlsfunft ii6er oercn &crblcib criuht:
Baltimore, mo. bCt /. Sunuur 1905.
Ser auiferlthe NoHiuI
8cura ". BON Sinnen,
Jr. 4i9, SuIopcr9 Strabe.
SaniWuSo)
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Sin 9eIdIcuf fiir's Qebcu.

Wern Sbr Guren Sb6tern Elm prnftifdes
Beibnu6tss@ef6enf MAIDEN MOTT, Elm Sei0tnf
fiir's game Geben, 70 IaBt ie eifen SIRIUS i'm
GleettesS amen.S I'd urioeriBitem
ourbmafen. Sic S6uIe TT iebt %ge6ffnet, Ser
aoftenpunft lit gertna. Shiler fhr Die abeioz
oirqutgen tpeibe man it9 an Wlrs. Snbcrs, gtT.
PIP, RurosGbarIe5sStraRe. (276-)
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gurrQtne.

gRaIerifn - 8arfartie - GrtebIin.
@eftIi6 bon W1Ibroof Elm n1o etne babe
meiIe. Rennst bic nit go,ptatian be5einnete
NorfbsalberuesGur Sreie antften Rnnmittnes
am terminus. gretfe ben geerdbntsitener iest
fpesieu. 0ei4te 8ebtnenngen. 9elepbor -
Gafpn 223. Bireau: 6ranfftn. nab @tubiur.
RuabS. RerIanat 8rofdire. (mlai4 .1S.7&S)
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Mb.-g8inofor 22s.
Subn @. Senfcl,
Wr. 60i, siio.sbarp's traHe,
IL mr. Qcidlcnhcltntfer.

tucitler uue @uitrIee ftei3 lnr 3ufrteoenbait
cuofi6rt. 9ie bon ibnt hebato,,tert Gcideu
-f6ntlert @ofen tuna Iie9er. obr!e bic gertn4lten
2'erUefingsfpuret 81 5eiaeft. 6:dit Ieltel ~
ar1ouirtc @in0uIinmirsr ili, nllo III Die Ste9alto'
lung bon israuenleiden beren sDciiuIllt.
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capallo."
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ger Suno
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9Iidt ourd Die bellIeuftenoen 6elts
tier.
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nut.
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llno ieglihcr @uit icinc9fcoc idluingt
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mir iciul"
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Sic flicgt ihn1 entgc9en o g.
ligfcit,
66lt er icin Siebden umfolt9en.
Sugo9 aarot.
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6r. q. i. @aiicr,
GnuiMoSol

fruber bon Der 9erinatonss trnbens 6irma 5nt.
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TOO er nit 8ergnitgen icne 5reinoe uno friIs
beren 96Hner empiulgen ipiro.
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Baltimore SransfCr Gu.

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bat i6rc gusftuitung uno mcbrcre 5i6yUrrfc
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fir Die g(ltfbeiuubrung oorr &cricnOulG III Der
pudcr. Brompte uno 5loerldiitgc EcOieritg
miro 6lAeiiNert. CD
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Baltimore Gsmefera.

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geerdbnibpldee sum 8erfnuf - bon $25 an,
NIT Warmorpfoften abgegrenaf. s35 = Blot
fir pter 0rdber. (SdntS.1O
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(5iir ben nSpnHtu9SsG 81 rreiponoentcn. y
Nus bent Snnsfrit.
Nus Dem Gnaliihcn ms Geutide
iibertrogcn bon 6. &tieS.

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gIuor fiidcn mout',
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SSm &iebeSfelter ifneQ!
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fir Die eepG6rte @oItIihfeit SIT bon.
fen. Sn 2iebe un0 Grgebenbeit 2eon-
capallo."
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-11-18
COTTON CONSUMED.
More Than Two Thousand Bales De
stroyed az Columbus.

Columbus. Ca. Nov. i7-More than
5000 bales o. cotton were burned. about
1000 bales badly damaged and several
hundred bales scorched by fire which
started on grounds used Jointly by IN,
Central OF Georgia railway and the At
lantic Compress company The fr.
started from a spark from a switch enc
CINE. and 40 : o'clock Thursday cven-
Ing was stlll uncontrolled The total
loss H. placed az not less than $3.50 900
fully insured The cotton was iu au
open space near the round house ~ the
Central of Georgia railway. and al.
fire was started by a locomotive spark
4 stiff gale OF wind made the work Of
the fire department especially difficult
hut the department succeeded in pre-
venting the spread of tho fire to De-
tween 10000 and 1900 bales which
were on the ground near by
Inman & CO. ~ Augusta were az,
principal losers.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-11-18
STARTLING RESULTS.
Board Of csnvssssrs Discover Some
Rather Queer Proceedings.

Nv York. Nov. i7.-ln the thir-
teesih election district Of the First
assembly district the tally sheet showed
that seventy-nine votes were missing
from the published count. II was not
stated for which candidate these un-
counted ballots had been cast. The
board Of canvassers allowed no one
but themselves 20 handle the tally
sheets Counsel for both Mr. Hearst
and Mayor Mcclellan were allowed Co
read all the sheets without touching
them. Comparisons were confined to
the votes east for mayor. comptroller
and president OF the board % alder
men.
In one election district ~ Queens
county the board of canvassers found
that Mayor Mcclellan received 200
votes less than he should have had
one election district. the twelfth Of
the Second assembly district. Ia which
william T. jerome was not credited
with a single vote, was discovered du-
ring the investigation According TO
the tally sheet Of this district Mr.. Jc-
rome received fifty-seven votes. but
he was credited with none.
The board had decided not 90 include
the Jerome votes In canvass. but his
attorney requested that the office Of
district attorney be included. and Sc
cured an order from the supreme court
% show cause why this should not he
done.
4 surprising mistake was found In
the Nineteenth election district Of the
Second assembly district The insp~rt-
ors' returns In this district had credited
no votes 20 Ford. the Municipal own
ership League candidate for cosnpiroli-
or, while Cavanaugh. Socialist cAndi-
date. received sixty-two votes. The
tally sheets showed that he should have
received the sixty-two ballots credited
20 Cayauaugh while the Socialist can
didate received none.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-11-18
MISS ALLEGES PRESENTS.
Twenty Seven Boxes and Customs Of
fioials Have No Easy Task.

washington. Nov. 1.-THE examina-
tion and appraiscmcnt Of the presents
received by Miss Alice Roosevelt dur
ing her visit to the orient has begun.
Officials at Georgetown custom house
begun to open the twenty-seven boxes
IN which the presents were shipped and
other souvenirs OF the visit which re-
suited In social conquest in the far
east by the presidents daughter. Gus
toms officials say the task Il anything
but an easy one. owing 10 the neces-
sity laid on them TO appraise the goods
on their foreign commercial value. only
about one-thlrd OF the boxes have so
far been opened and Collector Nyman
and staff are said to be somewhat sur
prised. as the valuation OF their con-
tents will exceed scarcely a few thou
sand dollars.