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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-30
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Mctter I'M Monot 0ftobcr iijr Die
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elmer @eidppinoi1fcit bon 10 MIcilcn
aus Silomeitcn rate.
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Ta9 WCttcr.

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Columbia idonc2 Acttcr llllo pcr0ll-
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Ger h0d,itc Ibcrmomctcrltono mor
81 @r0o INN I llbr Nohnlltto9@.
Ger n%ic0ri0itc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
luor % @roo llnt 6 llbr MorQcn@.
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81, Nmobo 81. Nllrou S6, Ni2mord
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&c. Solt 2otc Gin II. Gcnpcr ST.
Nortb Elottc 50, Goo0c.Gitp so, glno,
rillo 80, Sos Nn1cIc9 IS,
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StGrfnnn unn Wcinnohcit

iinoet man in cinem @Ioic Bier o,s
Ereo. Yaiierlidmliot'@ .Nmcricau
@rolicrei." Plus beitem Mopica mo
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item Magen 5itrdaIid. Nruncrci:
.tt0l -1i2S Siaeu- Cir. E~cIcpbonc:
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-30

"*" Ter ,@errlonin : Snriipercllt"
61lt otu nGdItcn Montog gbcilo cine
Notwithstanding nb mo Die er-
oiirtung ser Surnidule iinoet am
Iie1itua gbelio, ben 3. Sftober, I'M
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iinbct elm GonimerS unh Sons itatf.
Ade Mitglieber. ioluie Sreunoe Der
oeutiden 5nrnerei ioilten iid cinfii-
nelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-30

$50 Bic rErltocutiol 2eogite" bali
mor0cn Nod,mittog I'M 10 ltbr lnt
oSptel Nrooomop" lire nlertellohr'
lid)e Te|rionnhlu1g ob, 5u lpclfer ollie
ARitDlic0er eirgelaocn lilo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-30

~" 3ic Sobrespcrionlnllllltg mo
Nc"omtcnuub( oes yNprb.9 onoltra'
ben immeriu1brenocn gou- lnbS par
percinS gtr. I" iinbet ont Wittlpodl.
bctl 4. Sftobcr in 8erbarb Hen5's
Sollc, Siiboitedc Bono. nno Wtcel'
ocrrpitrubc, itoit. Cine Ger1noeritrg
Der Nebcngcicbc lit in auslidt geltolll'
men lli1o oac Mitglicoer lollten Iid
oohcr ciniinocn.
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llnfcl Wraiia.Gcrecn.
Wrufc Grfnriiun Sunntna, t.Siiubcr

TER 5ampier perlaht Inniou's Nerite am
Niltte 30 Gruts. t2IO.5)
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RALLIED AFTER
Dull |. [. Opening D !. \. ! !. }.
4 Full 12ecoverics Made BY Most Of q
\, Active 1ssucs During FL
Day.
HOPE FOR PEACE J :. I y Ill' 1 !
Weekly Bank Returns Improve
Tone Of Market to Great
\ Extent. IS
(By Associated I'mss.)

n = u
NEW YORK, August 2G-'rhe brief ses-
,io1, OF the stock market to-day brought
no return Of the emily weeks sangulne
q tendency. Trading was unusually light
and narrow With scarcely nh exception,
opening prices here were lower than at
Yesterdays close. Reading opened aafull
point down and went still lower, but
rallied partially. Other active issues. such
as Union Pacific, Missouri Pacific. New
York Central, I1rles and Amalgamnted
Copper, yielded substantial, fractions Or
more, With nn abrupt drop Of 2 points In
Atlantic Coast Line. N. 85
Unofficial reports OF u favorable char
ucter. bearing upon tho peace ncgotia-
tons, were rIpesl the last hour,5a d
fairly heavy buying movement In tho
United States Steel stocks helped TO
rally the list. There were sympathetic
advances In Tennessee Coal and Republic.
made I By roes ~ u wsGe
ing being a notable exception atsa net
loss Of 81 points 10 an extent, at
east. the improved tone or tho market
weekly bank returns, The loss In cash
was less thnn had been expected. and
leans showed q decrease. The Dnn Inl-i
Eor,ant railroad return for tn" day was
earnings for July OF $3.50 .9 4
The total sales to-day Of bonds, par
value. amounted TO 1886, 600. ,.s ! 4 @
Tho total sales OF stocks for the tfay
amounted to 309.S00 shares. I. M
II. MONEY AND Ii IIxCIANG E--CLOsE, |:
Money on call, nominal: mo loans Thine
loans, steady: GO days and % days. 39l-2
tile. PAPER, 1-4fll.2 per cent. Sterling
exchange, steady. with actual business
n bankers bills. at 1886 F01fsa s6ba Tor
demand and at $4.si.C0flsi.stG5 for sixty,
dny bills. Posted rates, $4.S51-2 and
$iS7 IL; commercial bills, &4Bi. Bar sil-
yer. G2. Mexican dollars. H.
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THE PRODUCE MARKETS.

S
IA !ps SSsS s s aS5
tydfssss s sG Ss:ssn g. Bar
ess:y eP Ns esssisl So s
OATS; saay ml1ea; ss&;s iSss. ! ~ !. :
Sa asnsssE ss; so'asS
100, Cut Meats Steady: picked bellies. 90
ass's %e. neam' eagea @
6aSsd fsay ssx iaRS9pna shoSs
s sso,dyI sty. i$s,; sesstry. HG.Ss;, cottG9n
s sssd NILS su! p aIss sumn,es
ysow ys,pw yeSw Ell
s':ts n III sssHsss' eassss
aas SaeesPssq hlo st.aay invoice ne
and 'a unsS S e nelnss hishor: sssarRsw
easy. fair rennink. shc. esentrltuEah 90 tes.,
esnisssen.rs s?fse az ses aH ss
',eoo; g Y s. g powdered $50 sranu
sSs:sS ss$s assssSs At
'ssogs TSr9sntin.m9u'Ht 81 Ss g
othsr r aonsstis. sasHs. Observation-Disclosures:
Ths ssssasFs RoaRsv
cotton-By steam 70 Liverpool, ls9l6o
,oes Mtf sss up5s Iq AYs aies'qss os e
se p .hssr d ia asre f op ess
e !alsa s. ests q. g sEsdsG apsvsloas vary
The leading futures ranged AZ follows,
fOpsn., High. Low Close,
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, Aug. 9s--The cotton !matket
Opened QUIET and firm at a decline Of 3 points
an advance OF points near months rs bs,nx
tior,s We're advanced by contlnud dry Weather
Texas The pull Leaders, seemed Va AZ n EN-
fnVornb le Weather nows and reports OF lncreas-
ed spot demand and the market rn, !, arm
during the middle Of the q, morning with pf il'e
Reeepts Of cotton at the ports to-day were ars
Siii bales against 3,s2l last week and . s *
bales Ssainst 5000 last week and 4, sss last
yenr. To.day's receipts q. New Orleans were
ton Ills bales against $3.50 last year, 81
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RJCHMoND PRODUCE mARKET.

FLOUR Under light receipts. market con
tinues fairly active WIiEAT-Reeeipts iib-
damp and out ~ senditIon. ard these ha y. ?
meets with ready sale at full quotations. nnd
DRY and clean eisAh AZ syoJN se'iy e
dmli. Is Yir1ter oats for seed In good demand.
RY&Cncnansed, steady. HAY.Receipts arc
tie sEs skss raft q an
timothy in fair demand Al quotations
"a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. moderate ana demand
&oo1--LIght receipts, market Arm. . 1, !. J.
IsGds-neceipts continue lisht and market lts
steady at prices quoted. ~ ..s,, {
BUT.rER-Very active at quotations sL.rht
!. epfso,tULTRY-nish, receipts. Market frni iand
VA. ! B BAG N-Market continues very .ttaull,
RREGE1 FRS FoKTliE WEEK..W + a., -, 400
bushels. Corn g., 80 bushels. Oats, 81 2i0 bush-
ola. RYE. 3. is2 bushels Flour. 1880 barrels.
Iisy 81 tH9a M FISH, & tons bush
al 6GS bushelS
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. . . l. = y : . =
don during the WHOM season, and Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Hornblower, Of New York,
have also left for America,
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. NJ, Ham and the
Misses Ham loft on the Kaiser VIII
holm.
Among the departures on fhe Oceanic
We're Mir. and Mrs. G. A. Ogebay, the
Misses Oglebay, Mr., g. e. Cuyler MlSs
Cuyler, MI. ana Mrs. u. Y, G. CALDWELL,
Mr. A, Il, Scott. ar. and Mrs. Il, n.
Gilman, Mr.. ana Mrs Edward G, Wal
lace and party, Mr., Warham Whitney,
Mr. and Mrs. W, Cooley. Mr.. Legrand O..
.arIswold Mr., II. i, Benson Mr.. and
Mrs. q. II, Elliott, Chief Justice Fuller,
Miss Fuller, Mr.. j, Davis, Nh, a, j.,
Morse, Mr. and Mrs, j, Surgmann and
family. Mir. and Mrs, A, Forsheim. Mr.,
u, Housman, Mr., William Porter With
family, ami Mrs. and Miss John Morgan,
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MARINE INrELLIOKNCR.q
PORT OF RICHMOND, AUG. 70, 1905.
4sff IA 4t ARRIVED. TIA 4el 1870

4 S f ARRIVED. tt5Sa
( Steamer Old Point Comfort, Graves, am %
River landings and Norfolk, merchandise and
Virginia Navigation Go.
I Steamer Brandon, Harvey. Norfolk, mcrchan.
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line.
Standard OIL Co. ,
ruIsnd Shea sy John jacobs ah turkey
large FLORENCE q. McNaughton.E o. BrIen
asphalt blocks, washington AZ
phalt Co. ta
SAILED
Steamer Brandon, Harvey Mo|rtfelk srehan-
Barge Cran,er Hill. Cannon Petersburg, light
large Carolina, Mahoney, James River, light.
/ ,PolaT NEWPORT NEWS. "A uG. b 70. 1905.
'A5s5t ARNlYnn
\ Steamer Honlewood. App lachicola, n 4
Y Schooner Horny w, cra.nb, Boston.
4 Schooner Ruth r.. NJ urrall, Portllnd,
/ Schooner Major Plckens. Norfolk llg}E
Large Solitaire, Fall River, II stf
}IHrHs General knox Providehce. Il
4 barge Hamilton Fish, Providence. 45
~ Ell SAILED,
\ Steamer Homewood, Sharpers Dock, <, "a
&Isrxe BADEN, Boston, Sf{f ~ isj III ~ ,5E
tfrge SaSpa, Bangor.
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many AMERICANS
a. 81. * A7|#..g|A||'Y RESORTS.
jig5 Continued fron First Page.
harmed that He Is stopping for tho whole
Continued frotn First Page.

charmed that He Is stopping for tho whole
cycle
FIJI Mr.. Heinrich conrcld and family IRE 1T
tho Bavierlschcrhof He has engaged
Frnulein BERTH Morcna, IL darling Of lhe
Munich public, for Nav York, and there
is great walling and ghashlng Of teeth
In consequehcea t'raulein Moreno Is a
lovely woman, young, and for d Wagner
singer, almost slender. She has perfect,
magnificent voice, and New York will 50
wild over her. \. N II Fgl
Bridge at Carlsbad. a.
NJ Bridge has It's, devotccs at Carlsbad as
well as in london and New York, and
quite q number Of American women
there prefer It to any other form Of
amusement. Among them are several Of
the most expert players! OF New York
and Washington society. XXI 4
al a party OF we'll known New York wo-
men has Just arrived at Carlsbad by
automobile from Homburg,. where thcy
passed week. They ARE Mrs. James
Brown Lord, Mrs. Foxhall kecne and
Mrs. Valentine Blacuc. rho latter, who
were recently In Baden Baden, expect6to,
remain in Carlsbad only n few days.
MTS. 1tOllulQS gave ~ breakfast on Yeu"s
.nesdtw at the Savoy West End Hotel.
There were only women In the party,
and there were fifteen guests. The host
css Is leaving for Etrctnt. 55 Ri
General and Mrs. Alexander Brown IRE
leaving OH Saturday on their way to
London They will sail on tn Baltic on
her next trip. &
Mr.. Robert Mccormick, American ans
bassador to France. left for Paris after
nboutNfour weeks sotourn In Carlsbnd.
After two or three days In tho French
capital, Mr.. Mccormick will go to Con-
trcxeville. is "a.
Lady Bateman, who is an American, Is
expected from Contrexevlle to Join Lord
Datemnn, who has been ut Carlsbad
about ten days. q M
Mr.. Victor Tuckerman has left for a
visit to Prague, Vienna and Budapest.
He returns on Saturday, and will sail
with Miss Dorothy Tuckerrnan on Sep
TENDER 9th. for New York. Mrs. Tucker
man, who Is taking the cure at Carls-
bad, will go to Switzerland for her after
cure Is u & q
Dr.. Holbrook Curtis has left for the
French capital Some friends gave lhm
q farewell dinner.
.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET,
4 I (Reportsd by Rodgers, hcCAbe4 a Coz l5H
PETERSBURG, VA. Aug. 2s.--PEANUTs-
spanish;EMarkst nrm at 'i.ie per bushsl.a vir-
chine picked, 2ii0sAc.; Smelling stock 2d2Ko.
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Reading General 4s....... ................. 1929.
ST.. Louis and Iron Mountain consol ll7H
st, Louis ami gar, Fra ncisco tx 4s......t s9H
st. Louis southwestern con- 4s......... S3X
Beaboa I'd All Line sOi3
Southern Pacific s.......................... 9jE
Te 9tnei nd rasitie IFS
Toledo St. L. and Western 4s............ SsM
Unios Pacific conv 1868
United States Steel I'd Observation-Disclosures. 91h
Wabash ........................ 11Sh
Wabash Deb OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. f2h
Western Md. Observation-Disclosures. 89X
WheeIne and Lake Erie ls..,,,...,,,,......t 90 N
WISCONSIN Central b II 95H
lamar, Ss I'd Series Y. ..S9N
5 5apan , 4ss d es se4iss. s sssa
Colorado Ind u.s. series ... 7eh
Colorado Ind. Isl series B!..,. ....!4,.....t Il q
Southern Pac 1sty 49, certificate .........49 9!
NJ and q. Col .Tr. acknowledgements. 10l K
Central Of Georgia ard 1nc.................. 70 I
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.siXc.;s No. q red. Western. s2hFs7&c..; south
ern, e5@s:c. corn11TEiFm' s64c: Southern tf,,ga
sc. Rye9Firm; No. 2 Western. 362hc. Butter
Firm and uneha iieed limitation ,eM a2s ;, cream n
n e. cSSeese-steady at.siiS Z GlsAc. !" Sugar
Steady and unchan sed. -. &
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UNION STOCK YARDS, p1rrsnuRa, Pa,
Aug g; -0AITLE--steadiy,;;@ Choice, q. 4tp6.eo
les. Ss45Ga.50 medium and heavy workers.,
81. G0GG. IS: light workers. 50. lol6 Co. Sheep
tsI2,59, spring lambs, Sds.od veal 4 calves,
t1ds.O. 23 ts9s 5ses 593l u,
Gs CINCINNATI o.. Aug. a26.-IIOGS-strong.
Butchers. &s.85dlG, 40: common. t5dS. 60 Cattle
Steady Ea!r 10 good shnnedrs '4ts5 z
Lambs-Steady at IS. 2SgS. 90, ID
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< CHICAGO, ILL.,. Aug. 2e.-CATTLE-
steers ..5.3do.so poor 70 medium, s4a5. 6 !;
@3al7.6o. Hogs-Rece!pts II 1000 head. Steady y
strong .s gSts g Is sos 3d. 2. choice
,s5S5p6.a5. Sheep-Recelp.s. 5000 head. Market
steady. Good to choice wethers 81. SOS. 60: fair
to- choice; mixed. 3i.601S.00: native lambs,
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Jaies export to Great Britain. COZ bales, to
he Continent, 5.a5s bales; to Mexico, LOCO

bales; export TO- Great Britain, eos bales; to
tho Continent, 5.a5s bales; to Mexico LOCO
bales: stock, 323. 1G2 bales. 5SS IA m
Consolidated at all ports--lSet rece Ipts.H $40
balcs; export TO Great Brita In. COZ bales tho
con,lnent 5s,s bales Mex !s9 go sales ::
ccpts. 10 ee9s. to7 bales export TO Great Britain
43i3 90, bales to Fra SCI. SO bales 70 tho
Continent. 3.270.l1 bales; to- j apan. 6H7 10
bales to Mexico, so52 ba les
NEW ORLEANS, La. GA III coTTDM-;
Spot cotton quiet. racttGali no t;pne rinAs
Sales. 40 bales. including so
Futures opened points UP on the active
~ 4 upward. The continued hot dry weather
over Texas. with more raih than was needed
east or the mississippi. caused further serious
damage to the cotton crop. October orenndS Ct
1t.5l sold up 10 ltss and finally cased 70 1921.
The ma rkct- closed Arm within a point or two
Of the top showins net gains 1of q points o.,
tho other months traded In. =, 5t%
Cotton futures lrn August y y g h.d Sep
Der. 1os3I los; December, 70: osai! 90: January
ill:oeall.o7| February, 11.lsai1.14; March. 112sD
y RI Z ..A. :. T =
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Bank Of Rlchmond--sD ut l.i,
STATE Ss-c,tiRi a'fEa = ~ s. t5,A y

BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE Md Aug. 26.--seaboard Air
Line comnon-Not quoted Soaboard Air Line
preferred, 4aIs asked. 5iSf Ii I,
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
&. Richmond; Va. Aug. 20,s 1907.
1lHHls iI.lasl QIIQsrA TIQNk E-s ElIanll
CATTLE NI1ItKnIis,l:,,
RICHMOND EYE sToC Ei, MARKET.
(sales at Unlbn Stock iYards.l
,, I'm "a 1onn

(sales at Unl6n s sock fYards.I 751s III
Richmond, va, !! Aug 2s, 1905.
Report Of the 1--we stock marks, for the week
Best steers Ak Csc: d lot 81 extra cattle
higher mediuiristo good i1r41ic. e common to
fair. AZ 03Nc. best heifars. 4NV b. eoc medium
t. good, 3AIiHc.: common to fair. 3H1312c.;
best cows, ShGsXc.; common to fair. stpSo. |;
old. rough cows. lhc., bulls, 2hQl3c,: calves.
ss% {gIS5 Il, hs Fey extra ~ COWS and calves
\ Lambs Best. 6g7c.: fair to medium. 5g5Ho.:
aR atccf tS sssfp i aead common
= }lI0gH-6h a6Ac.s sz,
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NAVAL STORES.

Is WILMINdTON, n. C., AUG 28-sPIRlTs
TURPIlNTINE---Nothi doing prices un-
{s Isi receipts, i8i barrels. Tar-irirm at 1900
bid ; receipts, III barrels, Crude Turpentine-
rels. t g "A sI
casks. shipments, 294 casks Rosn--Flrm
sales a,ols barrels receipts a71a barrels; ship
CWXRi.ISsTuN, s. c.. Aug as-TuRPEN-
TINE AND lROSIN-Nothing doing. sI'
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e NEW YORK! Aug. MISUNDERSTANDING
423 head Nothing doing, Calyes-No} arrivals
and nothing doing Sheep and 1ambs-Rc-
l0atl5c. lower; medium 49, on. 4 Sheep, $500
500: lambs t6.togs.76; culs, $475Ql6. 90. Hogs
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DRY GOODS MARKET

z NEW YORK, Aug. 2s,--puslness In the dry
goods market was active to-day, espec ally Ii,
the jobbing market. Next week special sales
and another large influx OF merchants Is ex-
pceted. Linen manufactures have arrived from
tho other slide and have already received coed
initial orders. Burlaps have adyancel and are
scarce. Jute Ia easier. ;l3 8
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS

Colorado Midland a. \. Z. =, n, Z. Il. 75u
Coiorado and soIihern il MISREPRESENTATION. 04H
Cuba 5s certlflca tcs. 1854
i Tlcnver "a 1,In rirn ma 1O2
ioistiilers :. Securities Observation-Disclosures. BIZ
Ell ETIs B1 sss,s lle9 1911 s.
Fprl worth and Denver City ist tofttred) ils
npan es certincatos. I. 1907
sy!l,s and ssn,S Sas sad ualea lS5
Mexican Central ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS - n
Msxlea re- ce q IN ~ Inc s
Missouri Kansas and Texas 4s..t......... $102A
Missouri, Kansas and Texas End .......... sS
National R..R Of Mexico consol 4s....'& s ~
New jeraey Central gen. 5s.. ..4.t...t. 134A
Northern nj Pacific ........... JOG
Northern Pacific observation-disclosures. n
Norfolk and Western consol 4s............ 1903
Oregon Short Line rfdg. A................ 81 ii
70 1nsylvania COW. shs..................:..l 1854
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u. s. refundng 49,. re gstcred ............n lolA
g. s. sefq 4ssl.'ssl: 3; coupon 1881,
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-27

Dr.. Holbrook Curtis has left for the
French capital. Some friends gave him
q farewell dinner. sR 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-27

Z Before sailing she will pay n visit to
her sister-ln-law, Countess Won Moltke-
lIultfeldt. who wns Miss BonapaEte. OF
wa shington, at her Chateau OF Glorup,
near Nyborg, in Denmark. Mrs. Bona
parte, Of washing ton, Is now visiting her,
and on Tuesdny Mr.. Jerome y,
Bonaparte, who has been stopping Mt!
Carlsbad. will leave for a visit to- his
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-27

Members OF the party were at Trouville
for a while, and later wero at Etretnt,
where Mrs. James Brown Lord was with
Mrs Edgar for n week, Mrs. Edgar who.
Is looking extremelypwell. Is taking the
cure and expects to remain a fortnight
longer. Mrs. Edgar expects toNsall Sep
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-03
TO MEET TOMORROW
BOTH HOUSES OF CONGRESS
AGAIN TO BE IN SESSION.

Both houses of Congress will reconvene
tomorrow for the closing session of this
Congress, which will end at noon, March
4. A great deal Of work of a routine char
acter remains to be done before final adj
ance of general nature may also come up.
The Senate tomorrow will have the choice
of considering the pure food bill the
statehood bill. Both measures have vigor-
Gus friends and bitter opponents, and it is a
question which one is to be used as a buff
fer against the other. The House may re-
main in session but few minutes tomorrow,
as the recen death of Representative Ma
honey of Chicago may cause adjournment
out of respect However, the leaders will
have talk before noon tomorrow, and the
news of Mr.. Mahoney'S death may not be
communicated until later in the day, if it
is found desirable to hold a session.
The Notifications appropriation bill Is
nearing completion and will be ready to
occupy the attention of the House by
Thursday.
The Swayne Impeachment case is still in
unfinished shape. The seven members of
the House committee who are preparing the
case for presentation to the Senate have
been unable to agree upon the articles of
impeachment Before the close of the
week the committee will get together
again and endeavor to frame the form of
indictment which must first be passed upon
by the House and then placed before the
Senate.
If the Senate does not want to pass any
railroad legislation at this session it will
find enough business in the Swayne inn
parchment, the pure-food bill and the state
hood bill to occupy the time when the nee
essary appropriation bills are not consum-
ing attention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-03
OPERATIONS NOT
ALWAYS NECESSARY.
DOCTORS FREQUENTLY MISTAKEN.

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years. Two doctors told me nothing but an opera
tion would me. / tried different remedies
but nothing did me any good until used Pyramid
Pile Cure. l bought six ffty-cent boxes at The
drug store, and now l can do my work and go out
where before spent most Of my time lying down.
l thank God for giving the discoverer the know-
edge TO make such recommend 1t to all
my friends, and If have piles again will GER
tainly this remarkable remedy You can use
this in any way you wish to make known the won-
derful merit Of Pyramid Pile Cure" Mrs. VIM
Mucky, 81 Marshall street, Elizabeth, N j.
The experience of this lady is that of thousands
of others who have been assured that nothing
short Of opel .tion would rid them of this dis
tressing complaint. On the face of It, 1t appears
II too many surgeons operate in order that they
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their skill; them again, too many surgeons are
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Mark Twains pathetic story OF the dog and her
little puppy, and do not have proper regard for
patients physical welfare condition
We advise every sufferer to think twice before
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