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PUTS AND CALLS.

$40 O'Clock report:
Puts-December wheat, Sic.
Calls-December wheat, size.
Curb-December wheat, 81Ac.
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prcE1pTs AND SHIPMENTS.

ry eSo 11 III bu; fax, s47eo bu -four 800 brls
milistuffs q tons; hay, 90 tons: CARROTS, 729:
27O bu: barley, 5000, bu: rye, $3.50 bu; flax.
bu -four 55ee8 brls s., @ 9aa tut ;n. 3
tons; hay, 10 tons; linseed OIL 2soooo IDS OH
cake 100000 lbs; CARROTS, $685.
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ARIZONA COPPER.

Furnished by Crandall, Pierce & Co., Sept IA:
IT seems that this market is in for one OF
those duh periods which result in lower prices
and end in sudden tai Sa d
to start them and we should get this with the
of the aume5 AT7 S TO
fake care of the Junction rights, but most
Of these have already been taken care Of, and
there is no reason for selling that would result
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GRAIN TRADE GOSSIP

Kansas City reported driving rain, hurting
corn. Predictions are for lighter receipts of
both wheat and corn.
Moore says he thinks Armour has buying or
ders in Chicago December at S3c.
Argentine estimated shipments this week.
1900, 900 bus .
The seaboard reports good demand for oats
from United Kingdom.
Clearances ewheat and flour, It's, 900 bu; corn
15O, 0UO; oats, 113, 900.
Winnipeg receipts 1872 against IL.
One hundred and forty-siS wheat in
at Winnireg, as follows: 10 No. hard; SO
cars No. northern; "a cars No. northern;
No. northern; IS cars rejected.
forecast: Illinois, lndiaEa. Michigan, Missouri.
cooler; Wisconsin and Minnesota, possibly show
ers, warmer: South, Dakota, Nebraska Kansas.
fair and cocler
Total clearances: Wheat. 81, 900 bu; -four, q,
coo brls: corn, 100000 bu oats, 100000 bu;
wheat and -four equal 900 bn.
Northwest early weather: ST. Cloud, cloudy
and cool, brick southeast wind, 30 degrees
and strong southeast wind; light showers since
midnight and not raining now, however; 81 de-
grees above. C0mstock, same. Grand Forks,
cloudy; raining; about 90 degrees above. Hunter,
cloudy calm; been raining since am. Hills
boro, raining hard now, and has been raining
hard since am; now So degrees above
Winnipeg, cloudy; light shower early this
morning, 45 degrees above. Mayville, cloudy
and raining for about three hours. Fergus
Falls cloudy, warmer; heavy rain during
night.
Des Moines wired: VERY hard driving rain
since $780, northerly wind"
Larimore of Larinore. N. D., writes: - {. Yield
Is disappointing both as to quantity and quail
ity.''
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THE FLOUR MARKET
REPORTS NOT QUITE so FAVORABLE
PRICES HOLD FIRM.

Altho a fair amount of business was put on
the books and the outlook remains satisfactory,
reports today were less uniformly favorable.
The wheat market has frmed up enough to
throw the balance to the wrong side and
millers said that with Liverpool wheat easy
and American wheat irmer the prospect for
more export business is lessened. Some mere
foreign inquiry in hand and bid or two.
not high enough for acceptance yet close to the
First patents ar. G-o:atle at s5M5:1o; sec
ond patents, 81. SO@490; first clears, SO. s0@330;
second clears, SO. 55 6I2. 65. a.,
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NEW YORK PRODUCE, Sept. 14-Butter,
steady; receipts, 6,56s lbs; official prices,
creamery, common to extra, 17@21c; renovated,
common to extra, 1502Oc; western factory,
common to extra, 15@1iAc; western imitation
creamery extras 17hc; irsts. 1S@1S1dc; Cheese,
easy; recelpus, f4,71o pkgs; state fdll cream
small, white fancy, 12c; fair to choice, IN o.
11Aci colored, fancy, lie; fair to choice, LII "a
1Ac; large white and colored, fancy l 2s.;;
skins, 2h@l10c. Eggs, firm; receipts, ~, 4S2
cases; state, Pennsylvania and nearby fancy
selected white, 27Q2Sc; state, Pennsylvania
and nearby choice, 25@26c; state, Pensylvanla
and nearby, mixed, extra, 24c; western, extra
frsts, PC; firsts, 2O@21c.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE, Sept 14.-Butter,
strong; creameries, 17@2o1ac; diaries, 17@
1S1ac. Eggs, firm; at mark, cases included,
1874 @16Ac. Cheese, firm; daisies, 11X @12c;
twins, 11@11Ac; Young Americas, 11Ac. Poul-
try, live. steady; turkeys, Ice; chickens, 12c;
springs, 12c. Potatoes, easy; carlots, track,
3S@47c. Veal, steady; 81 to 60-lb weights,
614@7hc; IS to 75-lb weights 7h@Sc; 80 to
11U-lb weights, 9M91hc.
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South st. Paul, Sept. 14-Estimated receipts
calves. 100; hogs, 1000; sheep, 1900;
cars 40.
The following table shows the receipts from
Jan. I. 1905 to date, compared with the
same period in 1904:
Year Cattle. Calves. Hogs. Sheep. Cars.
1905. 212,7s4 81, ATS $50, 3s1 541,s50 1851
1904. -. 149,O7S ,666 ,s12 1858, $40 15,343
Increase. 63,706 1O,sO9 $500. ....... 2,24S
Decrease. $500. 17,431 A,4s9 ......
The following table shows the receipts thus
far In September, as compared with the same
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THE DAYS REPORTS
CLOSING CASH PRICES

On hards
No yellow corn DC o
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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS

g g. steady and strong demand for durum wheat
selling more freely just now than regular wheat.
WI sold up re- today on the weather Trad.
the session and fa1 had &c but
weather and more free offerings broke it of.
Fs ts VT wh ssRn is IN cars fax a. barley
WHEAT ba; S barley e1tR bu rye
northern, s3c; to arrive, No. northern, 79kc;
September No. northern, s2Ac;- September
csc to 69c Flax, cash, $1.le; to arrive,
81 .oe&; October, 81: o4; November, s1;o4M; De-
Rye, Coo.
ST. 10 Eou!s 81 sfA 2s,a Sect
riss sra sses essa
Sses xnsf S25he s'Si May 2s sSk e.
white, 2shc.
KANSAS CITY GRAIN. Sept 14.-Glose e
y Wheat, September, 751ac: December. 75A a
@sie: No: 5. 7S% @soc No. s red. soH @s74sc:
No. 8. 1914 assoc. Corn, September. 4sMc: De-
No mixed 4se No. way 5S s No. White eas 81
@511ac: No 3. Sic Oats. No. 2 white. 2S@3Oc:
No. 2 mixed. 2e@27c.
MILWAUKEE,. FLOUR AND GRAIN, Sept
1.-Flour, lower. Wheat, firm; No. l north
ern, s6@87c; No. 2 northern, s4@s5o; Deem
Der, s3Ac asked; puts, S7hc asked; calls,
s3hc bid. Rye, higher; No l. 63c. Barley,
steady; No. 2, pc; sample, S5@5oc. Oats,
steady; standard, csc. Corn, steady; May,
4aAc bid; puts, 4aAc asked; calls, 1890
asked
NEW YORK FLOUR AND GRAIN, Sept. H.
Flour receipts, p, 9S5 brls; sales, $780, stead
Ter with moderate trade. Wheat, receipts
26,SO0 bu; Sales 800 900 bu firm and &c high.
er on covering prospects for rain in the north.
west and publish Russian crop estimates De-
cember, So 7-16@ss 11-16c; May, 80 9-16@S9%c
Rye firm; No. 2 western, 65hc New
York. Corn, receipts, 1925 bu without trans
WINNIPEG FRAN, Sept. 14-septembe,
opened 7sAc, closed 7Sc: October, 77ssc closed
TAc; December closed Toe; May closed SOC
Cash CLOSE: No. northern, SOC; No. 2 northern
4. SAC; No. 5. 67c; feed, 53c. Receipts O,
wheat, s3 cars, last year 33.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN, Sept. 14-wheat. 500
steady; No: ted western winter, Is AID
FUTURES quiet; September, nominal; December
! 6s 1ad. Corn, spot quiet; American mixed
December, 4s Sd; January, As I'd.
CHICAGO COARSE GRAIN AND SEEDS,
Sept. 14.-Rye, cash, 621ac; September, 62c;
December, e2ac Flax, cash northwestern
$1lo; southwestern, s1.o4. Clover, cash
$lo.75@11. Barley, cash, 37@52c.
! --
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WHEAT MOVEMENT BY ROADS.
Receiy Observation-Disclosures so: Omaha, as;
St. Louis II; Great Northern, 100; Burlington,
Shipped@Cars-Milw 80: Omaha, 8: st.
Louis. %; Wisconsin Central, 2; Great North
ern 4: Burlington 6.
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for the day by loads as follows: Chicago Great
Western, 9; Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul. s;
Ghieas0 ST. Paul Minneapolis Omaha, I;
Quincy, 2; 500, IA; Northern Pacific, IS; total,
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Disposition of stock Wednesday, Sept. Is:

Hogs-Prices 1oc to 200 lower today. light
Level at cheaso Reeeps here light AT
erage quality fair, Prices ranged from So, %
50 sSS buf es sh0 fsr afsS
5.45: mixed fair. s5.15@520; good. s5.25@5.35:
choice s. 40@545; heavy fair. $5@1: good.
$685. ass choice s'4'; '0uTh' and s0ws' 81
,eI HGg rs 2S1 I1s s34S: 12 2os lbs; So o.
ia 6s O g. SO lbs: SsS Ss
227 lbs. $3.50; Is. 314 lbs. $500: 10. 122 lbs
quiet. Beef and butcher stun quoted steady.
Stockers and feeders steady with yesterday.
e'ss STEADY Sss Rs sst %eeR
changed Mich COWS steady with weeks ad-
Butcher Cows and Heifers[s 1850 lbs, So; Z,
81 's 81 sa7S u.s. s2 49, 5as j 5s
lis; g: IS: /, ]; 2e6 lbs. s. 50: 40 E' ''0
D eujts:s apS sss 5s $iS o 81 r. 7s5
Veal oalSesIlo, iie lbs, $3.50; 2, 1924 lbs,
ls, 7os lbs $275; Z, 75s lbs $2.7S; 8. sci lbs,
a. e e ~ y; sss ~ n:
Milch &C. Cows and springers-s COWS and s
cow sns calf $50 ss"s ana calves $500;
SHEEP-Receipts Of sheep were fairly liberal.
but most of stuff coming in was billed thru OF.
to good. Sheep prices quoted steady. Spring
lambs 10c lower. Sales: = fsa - :. S2'- = :
Killing Sheep and Lambs-18 lambs SO lbs
$500: IL lambs, IS lbs. $6.4O; Ii lambs SO lbs
&c. 40: II lambs. 50 lambs. s6.25: 16 lambs. 70
1 lbs $50; lambs 81 lbs $3.50; buck lambs:
lbs, 81 40; ewes los lbs. 1918. -
Stockers and Feeders-16 lambs. 4s lbs. So 80:
Z lambs ~ lbs. $5.35: II lambs. 90 lbs. So.
B ewes, 100 lbs 1915.
- Among the shippers the market were: E.
g Campbell. Twin City Stockyards: S. Webster
| c. w. Sloan. Ipswich. 8. D.: John Rice Fertile
J; Miller. Big Lake; Crockett. Elk River: J. NJ
Fiepe1' Hampton; E. G. Cain skyburg: A. Nc
| Peptn, Wis: G. G. Lee Medford; Stedman s
| Co., Verndale: NJ Kobe RovalTon
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MISCELLANEOUS

NEW YORK COTTON, Sept 1 aae
The market opened easy at decline sli OF AgS
cables and after increasing the loss a point,
made the later months, turned active ana ana
in that position covered actively, and with bulls
supporting the price advanced points over last
net unchanged, but showed generally steady
undertone reports OF q better spot demahu,
hrmer interior holders and bullish rumors as 10
the position of October contracts
The market at midday was trine on from
the best, but steady in tone at unchanged prices
to an advance Of points October err, continued
bidding hSsnf ap s sort sSs;'
ber' io.4oc; January, lo:42c; February, lo.44c;
March, 10.5Oc; May, 10.55c.
Spot cotton closed quiet, 10 points higher;
midlling uplands, 1o.9oc; middling gulf, 111oc.
Sales, 200 bales.
NEW YORK SUGAR AND COFFEE, Sept. II.
Sugar raw quiet; fair refining, SAe j.. cen en-
granulated $500. Coffee, quiet; No Z Rio,
Sc. Molasses, steady; New Orleans, 2s@s5c.
ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK, Sept. 14.-CattleE
Receipts, $500, including $500 Texans; market
NATIVES a1S sts'
and heifers, s2@s.so
best heavy, s5i6@5.5O.
aRSs $751; %ean s@
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK, Sept. 14-csttl s.:
Receipts market SLOW hs nna M AZ
9so 4e3sns 1a
%xed snd
5ss fslE5 5sas} Ss
Sheep-Receipts, % 600; market weak sheep,
SIOUX n{2,tf. r7 ,5 a5vP 5s9s hoo Sept IRE
10, go lbs, $5.1o 60, 200 lbs, s6.22d.
peevss Zoo s SEsF u.s. f$ s5 lbs
lbs lbs $s ~ ~ IT, SO lbs, ss75 t. lbs
stockers "a and Il feeders DER IT, 1880 D $s
e. {eat $50 lbs. " S. '0 '' s1'' - * u.s. 900
KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK, Sept. 14.-Cat
tie Receipts, 5000, including Loo southsrns
market steady; native steers, SAGE; southern
ssvs shd be issshsrR sscise
$ $50 sscsrS westerns steers So ssSs
o >Hogs~Reeeipts. 5000; market 1oc lower; bull
of Sales $5.05@5.25. I'm -
sheep-Receipta, 5000; market steady; sheep
OMAHA LIVESTOCK, Sept 14.-cattle-Re,
ceipts, 1000; market steady; native steers an
ss.7b@61o; cows and d, heifers' s2ao@ss a. 81
@3.s5 cows and heifers, $2@a.4o; stoeke6s
and feeders, $2.25@425;. calves, $23O@o.5O
bulls and stays, $2.25 @sbo ,,,
sheepLReceipts, 5000; market steady; sheep
s425@5.2o; lambs. $6.50@6.s0.
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MIDWAY HORSE MARKET, Minnesota

MIDWAY HORSE MARKET, Minnesota Trans
fer st. Paul, Sept. 14.-Barrett & Zimmerman
report: Receipts large and of good quality;
prime arrivals sell at top notch. with poorer
classes slightly on the decline; broad demand
featured by continuance of the free demand for
drafters and loggers. Drivers at standstiIl
AS contrasted with the last two days, all
classes steady, with slight decline for poorer
offerings Values: Drafters, extra, $17O to
1920; drafters, choice $3.50 to $17O; drafters.
common to good, $135 to $3.50; farm mares ex-
$175; farm mares, common to good, $120 to
$3.50; drivers, extra, $40 to $500; drivers,
choice to good, $120 to S140; mules $15u
to $3.50. .s-. -" -
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NEW YORK PROVISIONS, Sept. 14.-Beef
firm. Pork. steady. Lard, easier; prime west
ern steam, $3.50.
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CHICAGO COARSE GRAIN AND SEEDS,
Sept. 14.-Rye, cash, 621ac; September, 62c;
december, 62hc. Flax, cash northwestern,
$1.1o; southwestern, $1o4. Clover, cash,
! $1O.75@11. Barley, cash, 37@52c.
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PROVISIONS

CHICAGO PRovIslONs, Sept 14.--Notwith-
standing a Toe to loo decline in the price Of
live hogs, the provisions market was steady on
moderate covering by shorts. January pork
WAS unchanged at $11.171a. Lard and ribs also
were unchanged at $6.72h and $B.75, respec-
lively.
Close: Pork, September, $15.35; October,
$14.72h; January, $1220@I12.22h.
Close: Lard, September, $7.47h; October,
$500 November, $7.azA; December, $3.50;
January, $6.771a @6.So.
Close: Ribs, September, $s.45; October,
$S50@S.521a; January, $40.
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NEW YORK SUGAR AND COFFEE, Sept. II.
trifugal 90 test 3Nc molasses sugar, Sc; re,
fined, dull; crushed, &c; powdered, 5.4oc;
graduated, $500. Coffee, quiet No. Rio,
Sc. Molasses, steady; New Orleans, 29@35c.
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,nA17y WHEAT MOVEMENT.

=
The following are the receipts and shipments
at the principal primary wheat markets:
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LIVERPOOL GRAIN, Sept. 14.-Wheat, spot
steady; No: led western winter, Is AID
Futures quiet; September, nominal; December
Is 15ad. Corn, spot quiet American mixed
December, 4s Sd; January, As 3Ad.
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W1NN1PEG FRAN Sent 1d-Sonton

sc closed 7se oetober eiossd
77Ac; December closed 75c; May closed Soc
77c: No. 8 northern. 74c; No. extra. 64c: No
4, 64c; No 5. 67c; feed 53c. Receipts of
wheat, So cars, last year 49,
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1k141No11S If'-OIUSes
Wheat. September. 751ac: December. 751h "a
75Ac: May. 771a M77tAc: cash. No. 2 hard: tn
No. 8. 1914 assoc Corn. September. 4slkc De-
cember, 3sN @3sMc; May. 3SM @3sac: cash.
No. mixed, 491ac: No. 3. soc: No white. 81
Mo11 nc; No. 3. 51c Oats. No. white. 2SI3Oc:
No. 2 mixed, 26@27c. ts
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SdlrptI6uB in ben redlten BORDER,
arm. Der SdruerperleBte fpuroe
nah Der Stoot 9ebradt uno IN
Wiet' 6oiel einquortirt. Die Dot.
loren Ntdrdleiu uobmen ben Der.
leBten IN 8ebonolntg uno tie tomen
nuh elmer oorSenoa!meneu Inter.
iud,un9 an benz ShluHe, oob Der
: 'dllimm 5erldonene Grm nid1t oeret.
tct pcroeu fann ulo am Uloutoo
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-09-06
RabflOienlt untfrbrodDfn.
Sapan ~itnnbenIang bon Der @elt ab.
geidnitteH.
copyrlgh.aa y the As.oeIated 80.

Rem gorf, 2. Sept. Sapan
mar aeItern uno beute Moracu poa-
It1u0ia BON Ser &elt obgeIdnitten.
9emiibungen, @otlhniten nad Sopon
ar ienDen, iino erioIglos gebl;e6en. Gs
soiebt sspct Observation-Disclosures init
Snpcn. cine iiber ben 5tiaen S5enn
asno sic an6ere iiber europa nno Sn-
lbien; aber ouf oen &outer gelangten
gsodridten aeItern MIR biz S%ongtong.
Was geIhebm III, meiB man niht.
@on Sonafona iiibrt cine An3absaobel
nod Sapon, aber Oh bic Sdmieria.
feit IN llnoronnngen Der &obcl belteht
yober Die 2inien in Sapdn nnterbrod]en
apor0en Iino, Itebt nod nidt felt.
7ie geomten Der Commercial Gable
Go. Iinb Der anIiht bob Die iest bari'
fioen Enpbone ben Gienit geitort bo'
ben. ober man bot audi niht fir I'm.
rn5oIid aeboItert, bob Die iopdniIde
Reaierttla 6ie 4abel nit 8efdlag be-
Ieof bat, neil TN Geife cine Sniurref.
tion ousaebrofen bat, ODER 6db Re'
bcnen bte aobeI eenomnlen haben,
mon Ifrenet iih an, Der So6e olf Den
Bruno ait fomr1cn.
Seute Mcrgen fonnte Die aNdbeloer'
binouna iiber GormOIo tpieoer outae'
rronnien neroen, nber Die 3rnte nrbst'
4er Ionofom unh IdlIeGt.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-09-06

RuBIamo bat irToIse oeS Grie'
aeS o ieiner SroBmadltitelnna
r:id1tS eingebiiBt. uno pelm IS lidl
iancrIid, crit beIIer eutruifeit bat,
miro cS Itdrter nlS i paitebeu. Sc
robe mic her hineIibe lit Der rnIii.
fde aol3B ciHIodi nidbt um5ubrin.
0en. Mlehr nodl als Nmerita IL
9luBlano bcute ons agnno Der uns
beareuSten Nl6glihtriten". 0oresIt
nbcr hat RnBlano ood1 ais NiiIitdr'
inadlt cinen orlcn StoB e%riitteil.
Da0 6ntc hai ole 8eIie9uns HuB.
LAMBS curb Jnpdn aehabt, DAB
gHeIteuropa ~ertcnEcr Ietnte. mas
bic miiitdr;ihe QroIt JtlBIanoS
lit. T~entihIono, bus biSber ben
Rriea BON Often mie BON g8eItel
her iirbtcn nmBte. fam erIeidtcri
ouIatbmen, ganS nb9eicben oooon,
bag onrc1 Ieine 6oitnng III oieier
fd,ueren 9eorGnsniB bic 4e5iebm'
den si Dem 0itlid)en ytadlbar Iid)
iuicoer reunoIdaIilid1 ecltoItet bd
ben. glud) bit bic 3eIie9rm9 gtuB.
lnmoS bnrd Supan ooS ipeitere
s5utc scbabt, bic innere 5oblbeii
Oes autotrotiIdlen GnitemS an oHen.
barren NIB ben bis nnbin nit Sc
iuaIt unteroriidten Gnttuidelun9S'
Drnng 3nr Sreibeit nie nit einem
3nuberIhlnge 3um nid)t mebr nts.
ber5nboItenben Softor in Der Ievne'
rcn politilhen Gntfpidelun9 GuB'
Ianbe at MAIDEN. Dian tOnntc ben
Sapnncrn fir DieIe Wenoun9eu
Dant miIen, fpern eS bel ibnel
II d. seiueIen mare, lie ourdj
ben aries berbei3uiiibren.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-09-06

@nris, 2. Sept. Die frmao.
sfIde Antiport ouf bic Ieste 6eutide
Note I'M betreif Ser Mnroffofraee iIt
neIfern oem 0aatihen @oti6ofter
EiirSten aa0oIin iiberreift potOen.
Gle sage miro ols duBerif freurOIih
neIdil0crt: es bIeibt mir nost iiGria
SIC 3eit unb Sen Grt fir Die inter.
natiornle aonferef5 5u beittmmen.
Ger 5uIton bon Maroffo maG)t oo'
roni auimcrfIanl. OoB Oie BON ibn
crlaIicne urTpriiagIid)e g~inlooung els
Grt ser aOaieren5 EanGar beitimmte
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-09-06

IA abonnjrt uno unteritiibt bic
sGureta poIt4.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-09-06
Glib SAfOt6.
SeOIa.

Trou 4. :. pteB Ieioet an ciner
Ieid1ten SIutoer8iitun9.
SrduIein MotbtIoe SepperIe bon
Gurefa beIhtoet itd) ouT lduoerem
8e'u6 bel Der Somilie ibreS 9rrls
oers Spbn SepperIe.
Die seoIa Sreamern bat lire
Sbdti9teit einseIteIt.
s. 6. 2eboIo bat Iein bieIioes
Wobnbous AT Sreo Sunse pom
arena Yauep pertauIt.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-09-06
sOnperbare 9~eri6ptnouna.

5. .. 8unpan bon 9utIerpiae,
y. le9t oas Ionoerbore DerI6min'
ben ietner ibmer3haiten Spmptume
bon unoerooulidteit uno bilious
ness gu Or. Sings giesp 2ife pills.
Gr Io9t: Sic Iino etn poqtommes
mes Seilnittel tiir SdlpinoeIteit,
lauren Ito9en, aopfpeb uno Der.
itopfun9 uItp. Soronttrt bel Guretd
Drug SO. preis 70 @ts.