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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-11-16
THE X
Kansas CITY Livestock.

W ~
Kansas City. Noy. f6.-Cattle ire
ceipts 5000. including COO southr4s;
steady TO 10 cents higher. Naive
steers. $3.50 a. sass; southern stetrs,
$40 a 5000 southern cows. st75
n. $500: native cows and heifsrs.
'}f.7s a $4.75; stockers and feeders,
$3.50 n SAYS: bulls. $500 q $a.s5:
calves. See5' q. 3s.O0s western steers.
3c.75 a $3.50; western cows. $2.oe q
93s25. ~
Kansas CITY shssp.
Sheep receipts 1000: steady. Nut.
tons. S4.s5 a $3.50; lambs $5.25 q
S7ea: ange wethers. S4.75 a $3.50:
fed ewes ss75 a SAFE.
81. Louis Wool.
ST. Louis. Nov. H.-Wool steady:
Chicago livestock.
Chicago Nov. l6.-Cattle receipts
$500; strong to ten cents higher.
Reeves. $500 a s6.55: cows and heif-
ers, Sis a $3.50: stockers and feed
ers. $40 a s415; Texans. $40 a
s425; westerns, $2.SS a A65.
Chicago sheen.
sheep receipts $4,000; steady.
Sheep. s3A5 a. $3.50: lambs. s575 a
$40.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-11-16
Kansas Guy SHEEP.
a., Louis Wool.

St. Louis. Nov. 16.-Wool steady;
unchanged.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-11-16

Are you coming to us. where you
are absolutely certain to get the latest
styles made Of prime skins, on a
iair price basis! A4sg
s. N.N
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-11-16

That We have ever made. From every
side Va hsve enthusiastic admira.
ton Of our Lace Waists. Those VINO
know tell us that nowhere else is
there anything like the variety we
show. And we know values could not
be better. These waists sell only for
ten days at. .....s 49,. ~, 1896
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-06

@iuiom u. @ilioL -, un0 Minnie
Sore, 20; Ipplifont @iaiom ". @il.
Jon, Nr. 1918, GoltIcItrnBe.
Otis g. Gofimou, 2S, un0 Grace
30. Sing, 90; Npplifont Nrtbur &.
Waiiq, Son SrnnciSco.
goworo Mc0. Moore, 2G, mo
Gillian 6. Hooior0, 20; Gpplifont
@. @iIion @oIbcort, Nr. 13, Oit.
SranfIin. StroBc.
Soiporo 4. Sofimou, %, rn0 Got.
tie W. Spnion, 20; NppIifont $. g3.
@ibion.
Sermnm GbicIe, 2G, ms Qouiia
3ltrb, %; Ipplifont 6rcoerid @.
9ron, Nr. 3S, Siio NuuitraBc.
Rubin SieomorL 81, uno Sophia
q. @erfcnielo, 20; Npplifont Nodcl
@eisbcrq.
George q. 9ecler, %, ,mo Mfop s.
Noigbt, %; Npplitnnt 8co.I 9eeler.
Otto Claus, 80, mo Gertrude
ShouL %; Gpplitont Otto Claus,
Hr. 1913, 0ruiObia . Auenue.
Benjamin @eIlS, %, umo Marie
Muliu, 81; NppIifont @cni. @ellS,
Or. PA, Mprtles Ipenlc.
Wiaium s. McNcil, %, uno Minnie
Is. WiithelI, 30; Npplifont Suob
Wic9tcil, inn, Oar. 1921, Battlefront
Npcmte.
Sobn Nllgelc, %, mo emma
Wirtb 10; Applifont Gus. Mirth
inn, Or. 2053, 0ipiiionitroBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-06
Seiraths Iicensen.

Jolgenoe Seirntbs 2icen5en luitr.
ben geltern bonn Glerf oes Common.
Eleos . 8erihta nusgeltellt:
Sreoerid @eirman, 80, uno emma
9rofun, 80; Gpplifant hilbert Sort.
meper, 0r. 1884, Oit.ErattitraBe.
Sermann 6. Saiieltine, %, uno
Bertha 81. Wobl, 81; applifant Ser
mann 6. 9aiieltlne.
Sbomos s. Gulimore. %. uno
Sta Soifman I; applifant 1bomos
s. GuQimore, Nr. 3t8, Noro.@ Green.
StraBe.
guauItine 4almiinno. q, uno Ga.
raj Wt. 9emorco. IS; applifant au.
outline Ealmiiuno, Nr. 800, eaitern.
Mpenlle.
Rapboel g. GaDne, As, uno Win.
ME .. 1bonlaa, 81; applifant Sas.
5. 2pan, Tr. 817, gtoro. arlinston-
Ipenue.
George g. Shipferling, %, uno
Bertha u. SHUTTER, 10; applifant 6.
Goparo, 9tr. $40. Noro Sutton.
Mpenue.
Soruoro 6. Burns, 80, uno 2ula
M. @olfer, 90; appIitant Soparo
g. Burns, Nr. 800, Goro.Garep
StraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-06

@ei5eu,-3uiubr 6t20 guidel;
8erionot bon Den 'Glepotorcn 1854
0uidel; gIepotoren=Sorrotb t11,515
guihel. SerfGuie: 1000 9uihel Spot
81 100, 1 @aggon gemiid)ter @inter
5u 80, 1 @oggon Steamer gtr. 3 70.
tier 81 9ll2, 1000 guid)el Spot 5t
9912.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-06
0altimurcr Marftbcridlic.
g oItimorc, 5. 0<llni 1908,

WoItimorc, .. NllnI 800.
W eb l.-3uiubr G166 SGiier. ein.
itlieBlid - SGiicr 5u 2ocuitE oint
mo 495 6Giier SIT Caution. ailiten.
pcriouot - SGiier. Die Hotirlln,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-06

aus Den Glcoutoren 5uriid9cSogen
DAG @uldeI; Glepotorcu &orrotb
1S4,2O2 9uidcl. SertGuic: . @oa.
gonS Nr. > wciBer 81 1894, 1 @ogHon
Nr. 3 ipeiBer 5u 30, 1 @ogaon 5uriid.
aemieicncr 81 "a, 1 y8oa1on Nr. 3
lueiBcr 81 1914.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-06
Seutigc d .,Srote:
TrubufteusW arft.

ltn~tenitebenoe Treiie be5ieben iidl
anf ben @ngros.Sanoel; fir ben
aleinbunoel muB Elm entipredenoer
Gltfiblog eemadt peroen.
@ier, pro 0so. 151@c. bis 1915.
= Butter, pro Yim0:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-06
Z. u. a~6ermanu's Saae

Rorboft.Gde @oueb. uno GdroIine'S trdee.
Sauptouartier beS rBahern'Uld nrer6orS-.
R.sO .,ede @oueb, uno @aroltneftr. Ber'
etnSberiammlura ieoen Sonnerftag Nbsno.
Reue Mitalteber ipilfomuleH. Bor8lq'
lt@eS 8ter ber NattouulsBraneret TN Sapf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-06
gric5bef6roermna nadD Scm gnSIauoe.

@ricIbeibrbernna nad) Scm AnSIanbe.
gusIanbiife Boit fir Die nit Scm
10. Suni enoenoe @ohe itIicBt bier
Gin allen SGlen piinttlid) luie folat:
9udet 8oit lit often bon 8 llbr
8ormittugs biz 5 ubr Abenos tGa.
lid, (ousgenommen SonntoQ8).
Eodet.9oit fir GeutidIon0 IdIiebt
bier Mpntog, 10 llbr @ormittaos;
iiir @robbritannien II, 3rlano 0ien.
itng uno 6rcitog, 6 llbr GbenOS.
3ompfer fabren bon @ap.gorf ub,
tpcnn nitt auoers ~ongegeben.
Gran8-atIantijde goIt.
Gienitug = 6 llbr gbcno3, nod
europa per 0ampicr oCceanic," pio
GleenStoipn.
Mittpod) = 10 l(br Nbeno3, nod
6ronfreih, Siib-Gitropo, GgOptcn II.
9ritiif. Snoien per Gompier ga
G%ouroine," pio Soprc, (@oItiodcn
nod) onoeren SbeiIen Grropo'S milf.
len oen 8ermerf Dpcr Ga Gouroine"
tro9en.)
6reitog - 6 ltbr Sben03, nodGlls
ropu per 9ampfer o9}ep BORT" pia
@Ipmoutb unb GberbOurg. Woltio.
dcn nod SSrlono miiiitn Der Gteiu.
gort" ooreiiirt iein) 7 llbr IbenoS,
nod europa per SompiCr. llmbria,"
piu Gueenstoiun.
Montog, ben t2.Slmi nodGuropo
per 0ampier 0aaiier @iIbeIm Der
3iueite."
0 It il T 9 ii o. uno Central.
Imerifa, @eitin6ieu etc.
IienItoe - 3 llbr Nobm.. nod
Somoico per 9ompfer bon Bolton,
@oii.; 10 llbr sbeno5, noh @erml.
ga per 9ampier .9crml0ior;" nad)
Snoguo, Sopti mo Colombia per
9ampier nSolbibio;" nod Surf's
SSlanb unb Gan Gomingo cream.
pier nGberofee;;" mad Sapti per
0ompfer Bring Der NicOerIonbe."
Iittpod - 10 llbr IbenbS, nod
cuba, Oucoton nnb Gompde per
Camper ~gi9ilancio,"
0onnerItag = 10 llbr Ib0s.. nod
0ucotan unb 9ampedc per 3ompier
o0o99rp."
6reitag - 3 llbr Rodm., nod
Somoico per 8ompfer bon Bolton,
Moii.; nod 9ermu6o per 9ompfer
BON SoIifor, rs; 6 llbr gbenoS,
nod 9roiiIien per 9ompfer nGapri"
pio Hernambuco un0 bio Saneiro;
10 llbr Mbenbs, nod Eorto Iico,
Curacao inb Sene5ucIn per 0umpfer
oEbilooelpbio;" nod 6ortune " IS.
Ianb, Snmoica mo Columbia per
Camper .Sarnio;" nod Central
gnlerifa mo iiiolideu HocificsSGien
per 8ompfer pia Colon; nod Guba
per 0onpfcr rMiorro Cattle" nod
Grenada, Sriniooo uno Guiana per
0ompfer ,Woropnl;" nod Den So
Plata.2anoern per 3ampier o9eorb.
lep."
Die Eoit nod HeuIunoIono, bio
Horb.S ionep. uno nah Wiquelon,
uia 9oiton ibIiebt bier tGgIif nm 8
rbr Rodmittags; nad Cuba, bio
Sompa, SIa., tGgIid Inn 1 llbr Raf.
mittags; nah SonOuras, Gotta Rica,
Guatemala, Banana uno ser 9anal.
gone, pia Weiu.O rleans, t69lit nm
8 llbr Ibenos.
3rans. g acifie. g o It.
0ienItag - 7 llbr Ibenbs, nod
Sopon, Goren, China unb oen Fbi.
lippinen pio @oncollper.
WtittDo1 - 7 ll1r Mbenhs, nod
Sopor, Goreo, China mo ipc5iea
ooreilirte Golt nod oen Ybilippinert
pia Seottle.
Die Eoit nod Soiuoii, Sapon, Git
10, Goreo uno ben Ybilippinen, pio
Gan 5ran5iSco, id)Iiebt bier tG9lif
bis gum ~. Sum- I'M Z llbr gbenoS;
nad) @uitralien uno Heu.Golebonieu,
pia Bancouper. tGglid) bis gum II.
sunni INN 7 llbr Abenos.
Die Trans.E acific.Poit miro tGg.
lid gum abgongS.S aie b%eforoert,
uno Die Belt oes Poitidlulies lit 10
arransirt, Dob cine lnunterbrodene
lleberlono 9eiorheruns ermoglidt
miro.
90. Sail Sarris,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-06
unterriht
Seht Sud- Our.

Sufeften nnb SAFER aui Semitic. gfIanSen,
gseinfi6dcn, Hofen uno in Sefli9eI $ Gtduei
iin: penr nidt oerribtet. ipirb Ill
meines Snieetieioes girfuIars. Sh Iiefere IT.
aeio Gtiuas in oiefer Sinii6t. @roBe Borrds
Toe bon 8ofen, lie is 9ents. -agenten b~erlanat.
I'm Z. Gsrie,
st. ga, Wsrb.Galpert.s ctr, Baltimore, Orb.
(Wsai24, 1&S,10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-06

EaTe! EGHe!
snr Neiie in's HUSBAND beiorst 6.
8aine, Nr. All, ct. Xaal.S traRe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-06

aorbofsSde Der hofps nilS Sorreft.Sirnbe.
S~ouptauartier beS @efuneberetnS rWaelo'
bie~. Gineiiunbeu ieben DonneritaAgbeno.
Berfammlureen beS centennial Wetger'
BereinS" ieben Q. unb 4. 9tenftaQ i'm Weo'
nat. 9sIepbou - mt. Beruon 2606 u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-06
SECOND CALL.

II 9nnf Of Commerce ......,.. o.
$1,000 Colorado Soutbern Ter ........ 9lia
$4,000 unitcb AniIiuabS der .......... 02&
$1,000 gIuG Nh II. 9igbt Der. .........l0 1881
$1,000 glue Nh 1t. 2iabt Der. ........ .tO3H
10 5ioelitp II. Sepotii AigbtS. 900. 2S
$4,000 Baltimore Brief Der o.. ........ s6h
$1,000 lluiteo @niIpnpS @int ....,... COX
$4,000 limited JtailluabS SIM ........ 81
$1,000 @gsS /. .............. 90
% alabamu Goal II. Srou Qfo. 50
100 HOriolf sd II. 9iebt .......... 10
30 SeabonrO (neue) ,. Bfo....... 5Oh
$1,000 lluiieo AnS 4er ........... 92&
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-06

WaiS. = 3ufubr 10,52f Vuidjel
8erionot bon Den. glepotoren 1926
9uidel; Glcpotoren-9 orratb 1l0,450
9uifel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-06
9r. Ybilips dr3tli9es
Snfitnt.
Nr. 1887, ct Yratt Stra6e.
epeSiaItitm fir seheime arantbeiteu ppu 9,an.
nem unb Sraaeu.

ssir beiIen arnmpiaoerbrii6e obne f6mers.
bate Operation. Striffuren. 9Iutbersiftune unS
obpbiIis in allen siaoien. gerIuii Der Wlunn.
bartlett mo men 5uee6oeeue aranfbciten. Cine
raf6e, bauernoe SeiIune miro earantirt. lin.
fere bette @mpiebIuna befiebt barin, bab Mot
Elm Gent Dor ~erfoIgter Seiluna 8u be6abIen III.
@s iofiet sic gidts. in unferem giireau bors
Sufprehen uno cine prioaie eonfuItaiion nit
uns 5u baben. Bon 10 ubr gormittnes bis 10
rbr abenos %ee5ffnei. e6reibi. menn 2br nidt
iommen i0nnt.
Truib.Sin. nnb Molaub.F Fart. Naasous fab.
rsu an ~unierer 1bire porbei.
eabluet.Gde gsus. mub Brat. strake.
(Daii9.1&S.1 S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-06

sgena Sbr getb nutbis habit. wenset gun
@runbeieentbun, acknowledgement. Seine
3eibaefhdfts'Wetbooen. DIR. aremer, Nr. 100,
Vorb.9aea.s trahe, /. SIur. 2aun6rp guiIbina,
(WpriItb-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-06
8elo anssnIeibcn.

WarDlanb Gbattel Quan AFoeiatiun,
$40 pc $500 perben s~srIieben euf. Wsbau.
HtensS etc., phns- @utfernnne berjeIten..
.BfireaiiT fpieoer In unferem alien IofaIe.
gaIpert'6utbins. benz @eri1tSeebdube aeeer.
fber.
8imuler gr. 22s, 2S1. 2ss (spetter SIur).
eabsh.96e Ga9ette. nnb 81. Nos'.etfaee,
SousenirS fnr 0efndftsfreunbe.
(glob9, 1S.I&G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-06
SAB StsIIaabtsU =.

Guriua's Canton Interchangeable.
Giionefts@de 8. ctr. II. SaitsgIbe., Canton.
Sauptounr ritter oes Canton 2ieoerfran5 -
SinaIiurbe ieben Sonneritng Hbeno. -
9amens8erein %beriammeIt flo ieoen Ster'
flag gtbeuo. NationaIsBier am 3dpt.-
gbefapeaie IeIepbcu: @oIfe 1853 =.
(gprtIl3tO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-06

gr. 1924, CJt.BcItimore.Stra - GIN.
rler an Ssrren an permtetben. - Vetrfte
Oefrdnie unb Wetne. -Bdp.gteD'8 raIes
ret."Bter. gerfdmmIunqsIofaI beS OFT
2omborbftr. Smmertp. 8ai' unb eetb'
Bereins. G1ef. 1eI.-8olfe 1852 u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-06

gu oerfaufen:
Wr. BOT. 515 uno 517, Roros9RontforosIbe.,
le6S .Stnlmer nit 8erbeneruna. preiS $3.50. 90.
Urnno5tns $34. 90 BRO Sabr.
&ottee Sdnfer i'm 100 8Iod Der RorosSrobes
gtraBe. lets 3tmmer init allen Berbeeruneet.
Rrets $775.00. 9runo5ins $50 pro Snbr.
100 Blod, 8enfpoobsgtbe. Cine Heibe bon
foebeu fertie sefteuien biersebn moSernei siuei.
ttodtgen, .Sdlfern. Coos ~berfeIben ftnb ber'
iaiift. Vttis $1450.0O. Srunb5iHs $3.50 pro
Subr.
q. 8. Gallagher,
8auunterntbner.
U2S-) Dlreau: 2606 dairnapnRt.Ass.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-06

rHabenia.Saae,"
Nr. as. GIdremonnt.Nne., 6tgbloithtohn.
3~nupfauartier beS .Babenta . W&nner
9orS'. Sineitunben Gienftaa, Nbenb4 8
231.. 8. r..B. rWommentaI 1.Nier am
Sapf. G9efdpedfes2elepton - 1895 4.
IN: 3. g. euppert. Beftet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-06

Soiepb Gf,ptnaer's Safe,
21t5 Galprrtun. Jiuao, Ha1e Sreberif.Nue.
Die beiter gSeire i'm gSeiteno. Wlabl'
6pe8iolitdt. - Sluptuuartier oeS ~9dr'
rpatonsglrbeiters WldRnerdors".
(lpriI20,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-06

gle 8. umb Solab.Strabe. Sanpiauarticr
bes .8abern Sr., llnt. s0ereinS." .5ihen'
frun5sS amenbereins,~ rGanton STmerip.
Baus uno aeibsSereins." ~9eutfbe Se'
miitbIi6tett,~ .aeHeIi6miebes linton" uro
-Sefper'GonfIape Nr. AIS. J. 8. s." Srt'
f6es Bier ~ ieber Belt. 2elepbor: Y.
& y. - @plf 2509 8.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-06
gerlanst: Sranen iinb Ndbdlem

Nerlangt:
Sin o~eutidheS Mtdbdeu fir al9emetIle onlls'
arheii. ytad5ufrGgen in ar. 1922, &et'Nortb'
NUrnue. t5D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-06
Ssnrp 6. aletn's aenourant,

Venrb 6. NItIn's Ne'fanr1nf,
yr. 218, Glabs, nabe SolparoAStrabe.
Bor5leIi6e Beine, Sptrttuoien II. untoris
gigdrren. Beites Bier am 3apf. 9unfh
fur Sef6dftsIelte bon 11.30 BORN. bis
2 llbr Natmittags 1eIepbou s. & y.
Wlt. Sernon 3008-N. (Ul1r32)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-06

Sebenoes @eIlitgel, pro Yfuto:
olte Siibner 141@c. bis t5c.; iunge
Silbner 13c. bis pic; gnten Toe. bis
f3c.; Souben, pro Eanr 20c. bis 25c.
s ii d) re uno q emii e.
&ortoffeln, pro 9ui6el 20c. bis
30c.; nele aortoiieln, pro SAB Toe.
bis $2.75; 3uderriiben, pro @iinoel
1c. bis &c; @eiBtobI, pro Grote ST
bis $500; Noriolf, pro Sab Toe.
bis $1.25; 3micbcln, pro 9uidel
500 bis $3.50; Nepiel, pro 8oB
500 bis $500; Spinot, pro 9uihel
15c.; crime 0obnelL, pro &iIte 500
bis $1.75; &opilaIat, pro &ilte 2Oc.
bis 40c.; 8urfen, pro aorb 500 bis
$3.50; tomatoes, pro Carrier $1.25
bis $1.75; grbbeereu, pro Quart Sc.
bis &c.; @pfeliinen, pro Settle $3.50
bis $3.50; MnouaS, pro Grate 1925
bis $3.50; airihen, pro elmer 30c.
bis 4Oc.; StadeI6eeren, pro Yiuno
4c. bis DC.
Groceries uno Yrobtiio.
Sal3fleiib, pro Bfunb: fleine Gu.
gor.Gureb SdJinfcn 121ac.; groBe
Sd,iifen 12c.; Ga%lifornier Sd)in.
fen &c.; Sugar 9ureo Sdultern
SET; troden seial5ene Seitenrippen
sac; Spedieiten Sac; troden ge.
ial5ene Sdultern &c.; reineS
Sdymul3 in Sierces 7Ac. Gped.
id)ultern sac; WeB.S dweineileiid
$14,00 pro Sob.
Naiiinirter 3uder: gefpiirfeIt
6.65c.; pulperiiirt 605c.; Stanoaro
gronulirt 5.95c.; fem %granuIirt
5.95e.; Grpital u 5.95c.; Columbia
u $500; eeIber 4.95c. bis 5.45c.
@eroiteter auiiee: 6. 6. s. 100
Yfo. &iiten t212c.; 6. g. 6, 60 Bfo.
&iiten 1900; 6. 6. s. 36 Binno
aiIten 12.70c.; reiner SABA 2S19c.
bis 29c.; gutter SABA 2612c. bi 27e.;
reiner @offa 261ac. bis BE; SABA
uno Roffa, eemiidt, 251ac. bis 26c.;
Sara, gemiitt, 2l12c. bis 25c.; reis
ncr Woracaibo 2t1ac. bis DC;
reiner Ga @llopra 201ac. bis BIC;
reiner Santos 201ac. bis 21c.; San.
tos, gemiidt, 1876. bis 20c..; &io,
gemii6t, 1876. bis 19c.
8erfduie auf DER bieiisen Gffeften.
9orie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-06

Cine quite SeIegen6eii: 1929 InS 1880, Sol
Inns. SirnBe, mooerne oreiitJdiae g8obnbdrfer
in feinem 3Iiiunoe. % bel $50 SUB; milieu
%oerfalft merben, nm einer gtdfIab db5uluideIn.
Rad8ufraQen bel 6bas. ". Seder, Gr. 400, ~.
Soren. Strafe. Eeioe lelepbons. Q279
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-06

M6eS9 y@befwet0seaae,"
e6e Gait irt6 SattINbenue, Canton.
WarbIdnb.1 eIepbon = q q.
~Sduptauartter beS 0efnngberetnS .9bel.
-gaHton.g oncIabe8 ut. ll5, q. 8. g.
-DrteutaI.9 tftrtitS Nr. 1853, s. to- unb
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-01

they have not come under our observa- ton The mode of dealing with the trouble is effective. and we sec no reason why 1t should not be universal ly adopted
 Prom this 1t will be seen that the State Bar Association has not been all together an Idle institution, nor mas it's efforts been only for the benefit of its members but for all interests in the State and for every part of its population No rashness Is indulged. in saying. that as much as. if not more than, any other body or organization within its boundaries. has this asso- citation endeavored to promote and con- tributed to a suitable progress in the governmental powers. and in assis- tance to new questions which may en- large and improve the advancing and incoming undertakings for our States prosperity. -.-
 Development of State.
 With new industries and new meth ods, the old institutions nave felt their force; and day by day new conditions have arisen. for which training and energy must be discovered and ap- piled. Great industrial development has been going on for many years past in all parts of the State. and legisla- ton has, in the nature of things, been much occupied in that direction. With the drift of public thought follows that of it's branches of government. Mines and industrial enterprises have rapidly grown and increased in number and
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-01

in tine capital employed in large portion of the State; nor IS co-equal tendency toward arrangement been lacking in all other directions. Along the great gulf coast maritime increase and wealth have already greatly grown; and tho future of that section cannot be calculated. Lines of rail- way, vessels and means Of transpor- tation carry heavier tonnage, and de- mand far great facilities.
 When the Isthmian Canal is begun. and. more yet. when 1t is finished for the use and passage of the worlds commerce. when the voyages lead by safe channels and balmy seas, almost always in sight and reach of band. over the blue waters of the gulf. through the waterway of the Panama Canal, to the broad ocean which must be crossed to distant but profitable ports. when the attractive islands of the West Indies. fruitful and teeming with wealth, are joined in tine community of government of free institutions and in commerce with the continent of the Republic of America. as nature intended them to be, and where the geography of nature has defined them. and when the American citizen has his home and his rights there as from Colon to Panama, where on this earth can be found more profitable, de- iightfuI and beautiful country than our city of Mobile and all along the gulf coast connected with 1t. and on the rivers which enter Mobile Bay.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-01

emergency, which says that dishonesty shall not longer prevail, and that pub lie works are to be paid for on the
 Judge Roulhac here referred to sew eral Important decisions by the United states Supreme Court since the last of is the now pendOs n the su preme Court of the United States" he said. "in ex parte. Higgins. on pe- ti.ons for hsoeas seyero eprpas psw and as 1ass interesting questions. which will re- auire new consideration of the effect and application of the thirteenth and Constitution, and in which will, in all probability, be determined what are the rights of citizen. when. although the state has Sy aae hm ey its the administration of that due process by the established agencies of the court is resisted and defeated by the tion of its people. The formation and use of mob law and violence thereby may therein receive restraint or other wise by the interpretation of the two to-"
 The speaker referre dto the impor;; upon recent acts of the Legislature.
 ... Alabama's Jury system: o,.
 There is not to be found In the acts ts or the ldSt Lcs lSiatuIc any SupSeohtiai change in the jury law of this State. continued Judge Roulhac. Ihere would seem to be needed some notable corrections in our system, which ex- perience fully sustains.
 "In the original formations of turies, drawn from a box of qualified persons. such a number of persons should be empanneled to comprise enough to meet all peremptory challenges, that may be allowed in any save trials of capital cases; and the place of each of those excused from duty should be supplied by a drawing as before. In no case should the summoning of a talesman be tolerated as now permitted by law. The possibilities arising from the entrust- Ing of the disposition of the solemn in terests of parties to suits to choice in any measure dependent upon the in fiuence or political strength of the pro- fesional and idle juryman. or the favor ite of some person. on hand at the in stance of ono party, when the chal- lenges of his adversary were exhausted, or by questionable arrangement with the officer executing the summons. would thus be removed as far as hu- man power can provide.
 That the evil requiring this correc- tion has done its work and wrought its injury has been observed by almost every attorney. In some places, 1t Is doubles worse than in others. In some a larger element of the professional jurors may exist; their power in po- litical affairs. from numbers. class and activity. may be more largely felt. Oftentimes. the influence both ways
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-01
LAWYERS OF ALABAMA
 GATHER IN CONVENTION
Program for Today

S The special train for Jackson's ! S Lake will leave the Union Rail- S way Station at 9:30 a. m. Re- = turning 1t will leave the Lake at . 6:30 p. m. . The meeting at Jackson's Lake S will be opened by the report of = the Committee on Legislation by 0 the Chairman. Alex. T. London. c Esq. \ Paper by Lawrence Cooper on q Our Railroad Commission as . Political Factor" 0 Report of the Committee on S Publication by the Chairman. = Ava Fitzpatrick. . Paper by Emmet ONeal, The . Power of Congress to Reduce 0 Representation in the House of 0 Representatives and in the Elec- . toral College" . Report of the Committee on . Grievances by the Chairman,
 = Daniel Coleman.
 . Paper by Henry Fitts. on "A
 . Comparative Study of Judicial
 . Systems"
 . Report of the Committee on
 O Local Bar Association. by the
 O Chairman, W. T. Sanders.
 . Election of officers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-01
PRESIDENTS ADDRESS.

Judge RouIhac Reads Fine Paper to
 the Lawyers.
 Judge Roulhac then read his annual address as President.
 "The rules of this Association" he said in the beginning, require it's Pres- iient to make the basis of his address