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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-27
MIDWAY HORSE MARKET Minnesota Ira

MIDWAY HORSE MARKET Minnesota Trans
fer, st. Paul, Mimi. jan 27.-Barrett & Zim-
norman report better market for faryn horses
for North Dakota The early season for farm
horses is SO far the most active for years..
Prospects are for u large trade with Canada.
Values: Drafters. extra. $3.50 to 1925; drafters
choice. $50 to $3.50; drafters. common to good
$125 to $165, farm mares. extra. $40 to 165;
farm mares. choice. $12O to $40; fsrm Mares
common to good. $50 to $120.
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SOUTH OMAHA LIVESTOCK, Jan. 27.-cat-
steers cow sske and oS Seifers s7b
4.25; calves. $2.5O@5.5 90.
Hogs-Receipts 1900; market sc to loo lower;
light, $4.50@4.7O; pigs, So. 75@425;s bulk of
Sheep Receipts, 700; market steady; ewes,
S45Q@5.25; lambs, S8.2507. q.
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KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK

KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK, JAM 27.-cattlc
Receipts. 2,0GD; market steady to loo lower;
native steers, S.. 5OW575; native cows and heif-
ers, $1.75@4.40; calves $3@6.5O.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000; market 5@1Oc lower;
AIS. Z. -. - =
sheep-Receipts, 5000; market steady; NUT
tons. $4.25M5.5O: lambs. S6@l7. 35. -
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NEW YORK SUGAR AND COFFEE, Jan. 81
gal. 90 test. SIC; moiasses sugar, Nc; refined,
firm. crushed. $3.50; powdered. 6.25c; granu-
lated. else. Coffee. nominal; No. Z Rio, SIC.
MolasSes. firm: New Orleans 29m35c.
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THE DAYS REPORTS
CLOSING CASH PRICES,

TackNo hard sl55 No northern 1s5 No lo@a
yellow 4O1c No 5a4 @77Ao barley 35c
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GENERAL PRODUCE

Official quotations Of the Minneapolis
Produce Exchange, corrected up to 10 NJ,
Friday, Jan. e.
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creameries. 19a29c; diaries, 1917 q 24c. Eggs,
steady; at mark, cases Included, 21@2ec Cheese
easy: daisies; ~ Ole; twins, 11@11Ac; Young
turkeys, 13c; chickens lie; springs, lie Pota-
toes, easy; Burbanks, 33@34c; Rurals, 81 M33c.
Veal, firm so to 6O-b weights, 6M5Hc; 65 to
75-b weights, 5h@o1ac; 50 to 125-lb weights,
7NbSc
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-27

NEW YORK PRODUCE, Jan. 27.-Butter
quiet, unchanged; receipts. 938 pkgs. Eggs
firm unchanged: receipts 2784 pkgs.
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NEW YORK METALS, Jan. 27.-Lead, steady; S
40 q soc. Copper, firm; 15.oOc. S

NEW YORK OIL, Jan. 27.-Petroleum, steady
refined. all ports, $7.3S@7.4O
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CHICAGO GRAIN
WHEAT MARKET WEAK, TRADERS BEAR
ISH AND PREDICTING DECLINE.

Chicago, Jan. Pin consequence, Of lower
ments from Argentine; the wheat market here
today au hs weak dne traders
theory decline Ssng s to the
manifested during the past few days: At the
RsH ss n before any t at d1s
dem nam from local bulls caused a, rally to
week and 253 cars year ago.
exhibited considerable strength on active cover.
Ing r;,i by shorts: May advanced to $1:167s Later
started general iquida ton, resulting In renewed
weakness. On the break May sold Off to 81 1917
@1.16%. The market closed weak with May
Cash se wheat No. red 81 90 No. red 81
Gill; No. hard, $l.14@117; No. hard, los
Ne P Nor sSrinx nj northern
Close: Wheat, May, $1.15N; July, $3.50; Sep
tember, 929sc.
as Of the the s weakness of E6era
shipments from Argentina also had depressing
May opened hc to Nc lower at 1910 to $3.50,
ana, held within the opening range. Local re-
celpts We're small at 19u cars. none of contract
The market held fairly steady at the slight
Decline decline May closing with loss of NC at
- Cash corn. No. 2, 4a1a@4sNc; No. 3, 4sA@
4e Close f, January, 42zac; May, sAc; September
Oats followed the course of other grains. the
market being a trife easier. May opened a
shade to 1sc lower at Bic to 31@31H c and held
around Bic: Local receipts We're IS cars.
G Gssn oats No. 2; ao1A asoAc No: 8. aoHe
lose e., oats, January, 305sc; May, 51bc;
July. 3O7k oslo; September, 29c
|. The following was the range of prices:
wheat May. July. Sept.
Opening ........$ 81 1875 as 1914 az 92s4
Highest 1.167s 990991k 92k
Lowest ..".... 1.151a@S 9S% 92As
Close
Today :....... 1.15A 9s% 927s
Yesterday 1.16ss 80 92js
Year ago .9OM S3@S31A 7SK@A
Opening ......... 45A@3s 45MM& As
H dSHass .'.'..'.. 45%@4 Az as 1878
Today ......... 45A, 45a 4e
Yesterday see. 431a 45A az 46Ismh
Year ago Gee. 5O14@3s 483s ..,.,
Oats -
Opening ......... 81 81 2sR
Highest ......... 3l1s 81 %
Lowest ......... sOH @31 SoN 2sT
Close
Today ......... Bis soM @31 %
Yesterday 311s 31@311s 90
Year ago 43 80 331s
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SIOUX CITY LIVESTOCK, Jan, 27,-Re,

Cattle, 500; hogs, 1890.
60, 2fs lbs: 81. 80; 50, SO lbs: $40:
LIS lbs. 81 IS; 49, 1856 lbs, $40. Cows and
hei 5 10, sso lbs, s225; o. e4s lbs s275; e.
lbs. s275 16 92o lbs, $S25; a, 1000 lbs, So. g.
Yearlings, 8, $50 lbs $3.50; 10, 400 lbs $2.75;
IA, $50 lbs, $685..
ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK, Jan. 27.-Cattle-
Receipts 1900; market steady; beef steers, s3.25
@5.8U; cows and hetfers, $2.25@4.65.
Hogs-Receipts, 10, 000; market lower: pigs
and lights. $375@4.5o; butchers and best heavy,
$4.85@4.95.
Sheep-Receipts, 1900; market strong; ma
lives, $4.50Q5.5O; lambs, $5Q7.
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South st. Paul, Mimi, Jan. 27.--Estimated re-
ceipts at the union stOckyards today: Cattle,
1U4. -.'.-''- .,.-7-i
The following table shows the receipts from
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-27

PUTS AND CALLS.
Puts--May wheat, $1.14;s.
Calls-AIay wheat, $116ls..
Curb-May wheat. $1.15a.
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WINNIPEG GRAIN liam on onanin

airy, $1.ooA; May. $1.o5h: July, 81 :66H. Close
January, $1.O1; May, $1.04N; July. $1.O5%
cash No. Northern, 81 OF: No. 2 northern, CSC
No. northern 92c; extra No. 4, s3c No. A. sec
No. 5, 67Mc; feed, SIC. f'uts $1.041a calls,
81 .O5&. Receipts. 43 cars year ago, 36.
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DAILY WHEAT MOVEMENT. JAN. 20.

WHEAT MOVEMENT BY ROADS, JAN. 80. :
observation-disclosures 80: Omaha, %;
st. Louis, g.; Great Northern, 144 Burlington,
3; 500, %.
shipped-Car II; Omaha, 10; St.
Louis 1s; Wisconsin Central, 5; Great Northern
4; Burlington 8.
Omaha was bid 40c yesterday for any kind of
corn. Nebraska, according to good authority is
full OF cattle on feed. There are 900, 900 bu of
grain principally corn, on the verge Of moving
east If railroads will make reasonable rate =
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-27

LIVERPOOL GRAIN, Jan. 27.--wheat spot
March, Is 1sd; May. Is Id; July, Is I'd. Corn
spot steady; American mixed new, As Id;
American mixed. old. is lid; futures, steady
March. Is 1$sd May. As 2hd.~ ,-
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No red, cash, elevator, nominal: track, Sill
hard, 81 .1O@111. Corn, steady: No. 2. cash.
43l2c; track. 45c; May, 1880: July. 437s @44c
Oats, lower: No. 2, cash. Sic: track, 32Ac;
May, 31Bc: No. white, 32Ac.
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27.-Rye. January, 75c; May, 7sc. Flax, cash,
n9rthwest 81 %: southwest, s1.1s; January,
February, $2.s5: March, $3.50; April 500
Glover, January, $3.50. Barley, cash. 3S@5Oc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-14

mar, in an0eren MortCu luorelt y
@ouonen Waiicr elmer loIhcn Ntcn9c
W}ild bcincmiiht,
Toti5Cm
Die SnouItrie-G ommiilion bicIt &C.
tern ebeniuu9 cine Sjtu1g un0 be.
ridltete ser YrdIiocnt Trunt u. Nocn,
Dab bic @riinoung elmer Gouucrtz
6abrif in Der Stoot I'M @onGc icl mo
cin prolnilrcntcr @ciddit2monm Cub.
Ifrlptioncn lornmeIc.
WtaDor Sinlonll9 fcbrtc Ncltcrn BON
Nebobotb @cod nod Der St00t SIT.
rid, miro ober ldon bclltc Nod)mit-
tag noh icincm SouDiit am Scclticr
nbrcilcn. Gr bctbeiligtc iid) gcitcrn
an Dem 9untett, oo2 @cncrol 6clir
I9nn9 Ncn Oifi5icrcn oca lron50li,
Id)en &rel5crS ollf iciucn &un0riB
oNnclrcnto" qob.
Die NcupfIoItcruulQ oca Centre
Wfortct Space lit beqouncn morOcn,
itno miro 10 idlnelI ais mogIih bccll-
oct meroen. 9ieic S~cr5oQcrung luurbc
jllerIt oomS tobtrotb pcridluloct, Damn
ole in Mtoinc bcitcltcn @ronit-
bIodc ntht an, mo ais oicic ldIieB.
lid 5llr STEELE morcn, trot ou3 Gcqcn-
mcttcr Elm.
9htr brci &iccn5elr iiir Den &crfolri
BON @oloIinoicn linO iolpcit pom Dem
Collector Der Woilcrmictbcu mo 81
OCroll1gnbt mor0cn, mGbrcno
in @llnbertcn BON |0oen oicle
bcQucmcn iuic gcidbrlifen
81 crlunQcn nurCn.
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,YennIDlpania Giienbabn."
$500. Ntlantie Gitp, Gapc $500
Dan, Nilomupb, Ocean Gitp ober
SEA Sslc Gitp, RS, nno
slIrnf.

In ieoem Sreiiag uno Samltag
bis gum 8. September 1905, ein'
idlieBIid, .pirb bie yEenniplpanta
giienbabn . Gompagnie" ipe5ielle er'
furiions : Subrfarten mad, ben pben
%genunnten Yunften gum Yretle BON
$500 perfnnien, fir Ole Sinfobrt oitf
irgeno einem reguIdren Siige giiltig,
einidlieBlid bes an Samitogen nm
las friib Morgens bon Baltimore
%abiobrenoen 3ugcs; fir Die 3ildfabrt
auf allen reguIdren 3iigen bis uno
einibIieblid) oes folgenoen 0ienitags
giiltig. ionic nit Der g%rlalibniB bes
IuientbaIts in philadelphia inner.
balb Der begrenSten 3eit.
Sobrforten nod atlantie gitD iihS
mui Der Sin- nnb Hiidfabrt iotpcbl
iiber Sic Delamare- Hiper. Bride, mic
Ole Narfet- g ir. .@erfte giiltig.
(1sO-1,7-6,g4S,2 OO-i.6-9.215-6
22-3. $3.50, .50-1)
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Q(it bic Scier!

Trriuncn, pcldlc bic Stabt iuGb'
reno Der Commemorate brrlniicn,
fOnnen Den uGcntidcn Go%rrcipOnScn'
ten" nnb Sns Sunntaa8blatt fir 60
Gents pro Mpnat (nadJ Gnrupa fir
$1.3O per EOit Snacididt crBaltcn.
&edtSciiigc Tnmclhnn9 Der Ibrcnc
fir ben Gunner, c6cnIO ocS ciiuai9cn
@cdiels ocriclben iinh I'M SntcrcHc
Der Geicr crmiinIdt, I'm llatcrbrc'
dung in bcr3nicnOnn8 bcs SlattcS
AT pcrhiitrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-14

sir Wornlon0 mo Den Giltritt
Columbia ifonC9, mGrnlcrC@ NCtter
mnb iriihc iiiolpcitlidc Minbe.
Ger boditc Ibcrmomctcritono mar
81 @ruo nm , llbr Hodnlittng$.
Ger nicorigitc Recommendations
mar Il @ruo nm I llbr Nof,tS.
WittIcrcr @orometcritono 1912.
Ger boditc Ebcrmcmctcritono Scr
lcBtcn II Stun0cn IN nodiol9cnoen
StoOtcn mor mic iol0t: Goitport 81,
Yortlnno %, Bolton %, Albonp Sc,
Help. Dorf 81, @orrioburg S6, Ybilos
bclpbio 81, Ntlontic.Gitp so, Gopc
Wop so, Muibin0ton rs, NorioIf 81,
SotteroS 81, Charlotte 50, MiIminGz
ton 50, Sborlcltou 81, Soponnob ST.
Sodlonpiilc Sc. Supitcr 50, Sen lNclt
SO, NtIontn Sc, montgomery %,
Help-S Orleans S.. Fulcitinc IS, @oI'
DeItou ST. Corpus Gbriiti 81. WiCnl.
pbiS Sc, Cincinnati 81, BittSburg 81,
Ssiuego 81, buffalo rs, GleneIonO
rs, 0etroit 80, 9llpcno Sc, Worq,icttc
81, Green Ban S6, Gbicogo so, Gu'
llltb 81, Ct. Enul IS, Ct. 2ouis 81,
SonioS.Gitp IS, Onlobo %. 8llron
90, 9lSmord 81. @iailton 81, Sabre
%, SelCno IS, Solt SotC %, 9enocr
"a, North Yluttc %, 0oogc %, Nnos
rillo 90, Cos NngclcS rs.
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Die Ban ~hinnnter.

@ern Sbr an @ofentugen feitle
3ett babt. 10 lobrt nit Gurer 3oni.
lie an Sonntugcn mad SoldeItcr
Sbr tabrt oarn auf einem erobell
Sanipter, e%rirellt gitd) Der Sol5-
maIier : Sltit inter 9Gumen, geniebt
Die Observation-Disclosures oen eon5ell
Gag mo beiinoet gut IN gutter @e.
lellIdaft. aoitet MIR 90 Gents fiji
Stt' nno &iidiabrt. Gon5ertmuiii
auf ser Sabrt. (tS9-9S)
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SpcSieac Wptis.

Sir Solte, Die on Wohentngen
nldlt abfomiren fonnen, bieten Die
Sonntogsiobrten nof ToIfeiter Die
f%einIten IuSiliiee aus Der Stuot.
@cnii0cno Sdotter. Spe5ial . Con-.
,crtc. grtro.@oo Dion fir Nae
uno MIR % Gents fir bie &unofabrt
nit Dem groBen 9ompfer nSouiie."
(1S6-95)
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SuQcn6lid)e Wiiictb GtCr.
- Sed)@ anobcn I'M 2Iltcr bon 9 bis
bis II &obren ipurbcn gcitcrn BON
Der Roli5ci bcS mlittlcrCn Giitrift9
fpe9cn ongcblihen Gicbitubla uerbni.
tet. Grel bon Ibncn, 6rnnf &orolo,
9tr. 231, SlemmcrS Nllcu, Sarrp
6ildamor, Nr. 234. NorriionsStr.
mo George Snbn Hr. 20, NlbCmarlc.
StroBe, bciinoen lid in Der 81. No.
rten Snonitrielhulc,luo bin lie Der SIT.
geroribtcr Fndoro bis 5ltut II. Sl,li
lonOtc. In Oiclcm &nge iolen lie lid
nlrt otc Hnldytloigung pcrnntmortell,
oem 8rn. Rlriua @ooo bon Nr.1I13,
WRoollon Hpcnnc, 5mci Meiiingpcntilc
I'M Wertbc BON s. qeitoblen az boben,
Grel Dclterc feline &noben, Iaoio
SotS, gtr. 26. Noro.Goen- StroBc,
i. @ooomon, Nr. 20i, Siio.Sigb.
StruBe, mo Mar Sepin, 9tr. 1915,
N'tsSofnbor0s StroBe, p~erid)oiiten lid
3lltrltt 81 DER Shule an Baltimore,
nobe aiaonitb.S troBc, uro eigneten
lib angcbIih Sohen BON geringcnt
Wertbc an. sic iielcn Der Foli5ei in
Die Same, Die lie bis olli ein beilti-
geS Werbor Der Obbut ibrcr Gltern
ilbergoben. Sic lteben I'M glter bon
8 bis If Sobren.
8aicbolI. 49, Oil @ultimorer
fonntcn gCitcru oea Hegcnpctters
fpe9en ntdlt ipiclclt. Sn Buffalo &c.
rietben Die Gibbs bon Ncn- Seriep
nno BON Buffalo in cine Erii9elci
nno ons Spiel purbc ocn ,5feeterS"
5ngeiproben, obnc bob QcipicIt MIR.
DC. Nm ben an0eren GlGscn mar ous
HeiuItat mic iolgt:
IN W}putrtul
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-14
&uiulano's tiirfiidc YGbcr.
(SuIia, I&G-)
Sdifisfartcn Dpn nnb nad 9entid.
LAMB.

Gon Baltimore bis Bremen: 9a.
lite $50; 0remen-g Baltimore bis
aiiln 1. Ineuit $3.50; BON /. Iug.
bis 1. Nouember $3.50 uno $62.50.
Runbreiie su biaieercm Yrciie.
SbeO. 8. 9ieuer & &c., 8immer Nr.
3, ia Dit-2cginoton.S Str. (323--(
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Nnf mad %piton.

SUI Huul NpItuH.
Eour Der WiitQlicocr Ocp ,SIt.Gn0.
NerihoncrunQa &ercins" nod
Bottom Ii. /. 10. - Gic Ebcilncb.
mer.
0clttc bcAcbcn lid piClc Wiitglic0cr
mo Srclmoc bc3 oOit Ono &crid0s
nCrllnq3 'ticln@" ouf cine 5cbnt0gi-
&c pcrl1l,u gCleitctc Iour nod
Bottom Tprtlono, Wtc., mo Do Or.
huro-gcodL mo tic mcr6cu arBers
Dem 9temport 9tcma, Sl0 YointGom.
tort, OceouG ielp, 9toriolf, Vropi.
ocncc unO Hcpcrc @cod bclrid1cn. -
0u0 Gonitc beitcbt aus ben $50. s.
u. Sedcr, &ori., Sobn ". Barrett,
". a0brid, ). Wmr. %CmI9 rno ISN'T.
i. Ilior, mo Die Gbcilncbmcr limo:
0r. &obn ". 8eder uno Sroll, Nr.
G0lUor0 :. Gallagher mo SrolL Nr.
Charles z. ScDbolb unO Srou, @r.
Geo. Is. i. Ncinbor0t mo SrolL Nr.
6rco. &. &oblcr un0 6rnl, Sr. Nm.
S%oubbcimer mo Srnu, @r. Senrp
Mopp mo 6ruu, Sr. gSnl. T.9obnet-
berg mo Grou. Sr. Nit. IoibiclS II.
6rolL Sr, &obn e. GoQcr9 1t. 6ralL
Nr. Com. Shnpp lno GrolL &r. ".
u. Gnld NM Srou; Charles y.
Gopn5 BON S%tcpcn2uiQc, 8. u. 50,
Wtoo Or. NllguIt @orn mo 6rol,
u. i. SmiQg uno 6roll bon Cunt
bcrluu0, Wi0.; 9omcn - &obonna
Wcbr. Nu0ult gScbr, Srouf Sltcr,
u. y. W%cGlcao10, u. s.. Wobc rn0
Wnraurct ). Yope; 6rou Winrp Wt.
9abion unO 6rol Clio Gltrl BON
MoibingtorL 9. g.; Srl3. - Gao
Mcbr, &on1ob gScbr, 0uiiD G.Neins
borot, @clcn Mopp, 9oOe, Miorp e.
@cdcr, Sdupp, Ntorp 9%oocnport;
e. Goden bon Strpcnsoiac, 8. u.
So, Wtb, SluigQ bon Cumberland,
Mo; MorU y. Sbcebolt. &utie Sor-
rcl mo Wiorgorct G.&on 0enber0b
bon MolbinGton 9. e.; ". 4. Sic.
ming bon Ilcrun0rio. So; WarpG6s
ia Serring pon 2)orf, ga. Grace
SntnIer. Berthe Sable mo Worn
- -
aoblc bon 0orf, No; Gliiubetb Wt,
SuDnc bon NIcrou0riu, 30; @enc.
olcoc Saul bon @ingbompton, u. o.;
Scrrcn - &obn NJ. Barrett, SobnOt.
Barrett. int, Clarence &0blcr, Gheo.
Nunnedc, ISN'T. ". Mica, Goporo9ot.
finger, Mnl. Is. Nottingcr, Trf. 6oro,
Gbrilt. WottcnldCiot, =. u. 6ronce
mo OSfor NCbnllcr bon Moibin0.
Ton, 3. e.
Ger Noro6cutlhe 2lop0 e Cant
pier .gorbarolin" lltbr acltcrn nit
oen fol9cnocn aoiiltclt . Eoliogicren
bon Nctu. gort nod bremen ob: Sr.
Nlcrunher GIlolier. Or. Snrrp 6ric.
%oenpolo, 6rou VI, e. Sorper, @r.S.
Gcclelton Sorpcr, Sri. 30. Wturpbp,
Nr. y. u. WtorilonL &r. Gbp&.O 'gtien
uuo Strait Sri. @orriett 9. Mbitc.
Ger cbemoligc 8ltbeS 3 aiiltcr.
&crmeliun1o 0nmpier n0lntc," Der
tiir6lidl polt Nrn. Moion 9. ", Wil.
lluna unb Nn0eren gefnult muroc.
III an ieinc ncltcn Gig~entbiiner ans.
1ellelcrt mor0cn. Gr miro ultl Sfilt.
ncr'@ ShiiiSbouboie ais Srudt ltnb
Fol'ogicrbnmpicr umaebuut mcrocn.
Gr lotl Damn 6miider Baltimore mo
8curgetolpn, S.sG.. fohren .
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Samltas. nmb Sunntaa.Grfnriiuncu

nod Woibington 1926 oui Der
nHcnniploonio. 9obn." 9iuctc iino
iiir Sic Miitfdbrt bic SonnthI
abenh giiItig. aae 3iiee. Den
Congregational 9imiteo" auSaenom.
men. G6r&Sa1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-14
rffisieaer etanb Der Clubs.

Ger Garbinnl SURF ii If. n
Cardinal Gibbons, meldcr cine ldr'
gere @eiie nad 8enniulpanien inter.
nommen bate, febrte geltern gguno
nno mebl Nriid.
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Welo'enonngcn md 9entidlano nnb
SeStrcid

5u "a Gents pro Ntorf uno 2Oh
Gents pro 9rone. Borto ertro.
WedieI alisgeltelt auf ollie SbeiIe
Der @elt. Sbco. s. 9icncr & So,
ia O..2crinston'S Str. 3immcr Tr.
3. QS0-)
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NORTH HOOSCK

Leslie Russell Is homo for the holt
days.
The Sunday school has q Christmas
tree Monday evening.
Henry Marsh and family spent
Xmas with his mother.
Elijah Baker and family spent
Christmas 10 Fly Summit
VIM Cannon spent Xmas with his
aunt's 10 New HAMPSHIRE.
Mrs John Houghton tied last Wed.
nesday after short Illness.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Hall sre rejoic.
ing over the birth Of daughter.
Mrs Arthur Milliman spent Xmas
with her mother and father 10 WILL
Jamestown.
Levi Hill and wife Of South Shafts.
bury spent Sunday with their daughter
Mrs Levi Brooks.
Miss Lena Shaw of Hoosick spent
Sunday and Monday with her grand.
mother Mrs d c Eldredge.
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Notice

Whereas my wife Elizabeth E STRAIT.
ton has left my bed and board without
just cause or provocation, hereby
forbid all persons harboring her or
trusting her upon my credit as will
not be responsible for any bills I her
contraction after this date. Dated at
Bennington, VT. this 10Th day OF Dec
ember. 1903
Myron f s ration.
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NO NAN ~! 2 s5 Ss' g. THAN

and lis mSsslss would seoa isii' fhysi,
eel sIsnssh = dsfisei ffom food II =
man has Insufficient foa1 no loss strength,
II he has no food be diss feod l. Con,
ysfisd lnsq natfliion thIeush the stop.
ash and hessls Il dspsads GA the
ieod ssisn Il disssisa ana sssinllsssd'
People can die d starvation Who have
abandsnt food 10 est when the stomach
and its sssoeists organs of digestion aud
auuitlen do nod perform thsif duty.
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Tan 81 The hpdy. II the stomach isssssks
the body vii hs weak also. hessuss II u
upon The stomach the body rriies for IL
sfeps,h. And a. the body. considered a.
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seh viil - dlsuibuted among The of.
gans which compose the hody. II the
hody y weak breanss u e lll'nonfishsd
that physical weakness viii 10 found In
~ the organs-hesfL liver. kidnsya &c.
The liver vii 10 torpid and inactive.
giving Fiss 10 hilieusnsss. loss Of spJriits,
veal nsr,e. f.shls q irregular ssliol o.
esst.shs and Kindred disturbances and
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y sfsssfal for shat ,opf n.s.ilrino has done
~ oss r. wsn"aIsa ps sasss.r I
dealer Into taking inferior substitutes fof
Dr. Piercc'a medicines. recommended 10
b. .iust ~ good
To gain knowiedss Of your own BODY
IN sickness aud health-srnd foe the Peo-
pies Common s~nss Medical Adviser. A
book OF ios pages Send n Quo cant
stamps for pspsfcoyercd. or Al stamp
for cloth hound copy. Address DE- r. v.
Pisfss. ocs Main Street, buffalo. n. Y.
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OUR Big WHITE SALE BEGINS JAN
DON'T FAIL TO SEE OUR BIG VI
T.. L. NICHd


Miss Mary colvin spent Christmas
10 town.
George Colvin Is the guest OF his
mother Mrs n G Colvin
Mr. and Mrs Ralph Jones are visit.
Ing In Putnam, N. Y.
Mrs Andrew Matthews has returned
from an extended visit with her mother
In Rutland.
Miss Katherine Colvin Is at home for
q short vacation from the Troy Bust
ness college.
Mr. and Mrs A s Hathaway enter.
tanned relatives from bennington on
Christmas day.
Mr. and Mrs Burns OF Brooklyn were
guests of Mrs Burns sister. Mrs q b
Yelling over Christmas.
Fred ID Cushman il at home for the
holiday vacation from Wiiliston sem
mary, Easthampton, Mass.
George N Phillips who spent q por-
ton Of his vacation In town has gone
TO his nome in Middletown Springs.
Mrs Elmer CARL OF New Jersey after
q short visit to her parents, Mr. and
Mrs 8 w Center, has returned home.
Mrs Frank Ripley has returned from
Manchester where she was called by
the death OF her mother, Mrs Thomas
Mears.
Miss Woodruff OF New York Is the
guest Of her brother, DR. B Wood
hull. Rev and Mrs Heber Woodruff
are also visiting there.
The Methodist Sunday school at
Hinsdillville enjoyed Christmas tree
Monday evening. There we're interest.
ing exercises suitable to the season.
Miss Gertrude Shepherd is spending
the holidays In town with her parents.
Miss Shepherd Is student at the
Bridgewater Normal school, the Oldest
Institution OF its kind In the country.
Mrand M rs Il G Farnham and son
Of Arlington spent Christmas in town
and together with E M Madison and
family we're guests at e G Tinkham's
where pleasant family gathering was
held.
The adjourned business meeting of
the BYPU was held Friday evening,
at which the following ofiicerS were
elected: President, F Z Church; vice
president, Miss Mabel LOOMS; secre
tary, Miss Eta Tinkham; treasurer,
Harry NJ White.
Ira Adams returned from turkey
shoot in White Greek Monday with
four turkeys. Edward who is known
as Teddy Is not to be forgotten as he
drew four chickens. His age Is IL
years. He shot his fathers 32-40
Stevens at range of 40 rods.
The cantata ut the Baptist church
Tuesday evening was excellent The
church was beautifully decorated and
with the Christina tree in the back
ground the singers made very pretty
sight. A large audience enjoyed the
after which The we'll
laden tree was dismantled of many
gifts which gladdened u . hearts of the |
Sunda, school children.
Mr. and Mrs Ii + Lamb gave de- /
lightiui party 10 u little children liv-
ing in their vicinity on Tuesday after
noon from to 6 Dainty refresh
ments were s. ryed followed by march.
ing by the lite ones, when they we're
led by the hostess to the parlors where
a surprise in The form OF q beautifully |
Christmas tree awaited tksm.
All were s. nme ~ beir