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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-13
THE FLOUR MARKET
PRICES UP AGAIN AND VERY STRONG
THE QUOTATIONS BELOW

The market is very strong, and In line with
wheat, -four prices prices were advanced an
other 10 cents. Millers said the conditions war
ranted a greater advance than this, but 10
cents all they had put up to the close
of the wheat market. Flour demand is still
reported light, altho some millers are be-
ginning to talk of larger orders. Considerable
business was stirred up the recent advances
in price, but demand on the whole is not heavy.
Shipments, $4,000 barrels. I'll ..5sE w. IL,
First pa tents quotable at $5.9o@6; second
patents, $5.70@5.90; first clears, $4@5.10; sec.
ond clears, $2.75@2S5. ~ 49, '5s'
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BANK CLEARINGS

New York. May 19-The following table,
compiled by Bradstreet. shows the bank clear
ings at the principal cities for the week ended
May II. 1905, with the percentage of increase
and decrease as compared with the correspond
ing week last year: r ..g..a
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WHEAT MOVEMENT BY ROADS MAY 10.
Received-Cars-AIilwau IS; Omaha, 81;
St. Louis 10; Great Northern 25 Soo
st. Louis, ID; Burlington, 2.
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DAILY WHEAT MOVEMENT, May IL.
The following are the receipts and shipments
1t the principal primary wheat markets.:
RECEIPTS AND sE1PMENTs NAV I:

Received-Wheat, SO cars, 72,16o bu; oats,
1910 bu; barley, $3.50 bu; rye, 500 bu fax,
hay, 80 tons. Sar lots, 100.
Shipped Wheat, A cars, 42,24o bu; corn,
$50 bu; oats, IA, $50 blu; barley 1920 blu; rye,
| 1850 bu; fax, 1O,O1O bu -four. $4,000 brls;
millstuffs, so7 tons; linseed oil, 100000 gal
Ions; oil cake, 100000 lbs. Car lots, 1888.
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KANSAS CRY GRAIN, Nav 1a-c1ose

Wheat. May, 95c July, II u @77%c; septem-
Der. 72%c; cash, No. 2 hard. 81 .O2@1 .O5; No.
3 hard. 9Oc6S1.O1 No. 4 hard s2@93c; No. 2
red. 81 .o2@1.O5: No. red. 9oc@S1.O1: No
red. S2693c. Corn. May. 465sc; July. 44Acl
44ssc: September. 43Ac; cash. No. 2 mixed
4s1ac; No. 5 mixed, 4Sc; No. 2 white, 491a al
SOC; No 3 white, 49c. Oats, No. 2 white
321ac; No. 2 mixed Bic.
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ST. PAUL

ii
American National bank -.
Capital bank -.
First National bank ..... !.
Merchants National, bank. !.
National German American
bank .,..... 1855. .
st. Paul National bank.
Scandinavian American bank
Second National bank. $3.50.
State bank
Northwest srn Trust company
Minnesota Transfer Railway
LIST IS. 1916 -.
Minnesota Transfer Railway
company LIST is. 1916. -.
Security Trust company.
st. Paul Union Depot com
psny. list Is. 1890. ......,
Union Depot company, conso
IS, 1914
Union Depot company. conso
As, 1914 ...............
Interstate Investment Trus
company
American Light & Traction
company. com ........
American Light & Traction
company, com ........
st. Paul Gas Light company
list 6s, 1915 .-...-....
st. Paul Gas Light company
list cons Is. 1918. 49,.
st. Paul Gas Light company
general SIS of 1914. -.
st. Croix Power company
1st IS, 1929 ............
Pioneer Press company, com
(par 500 .............
Pioneer Press company, pfd
! (par 500
West Publishing company
com ...........-.
West Publishing company
Tibbs, Hutchins & Co.. cor
Tibbs, Hutchings & Co., pf
Superior Water. Light
| Power company 1890.
Superior Water. Light .
| Power company LIST 4:
| st. Paul Union Stock
| Yards. list 5s. 1916. -.
st. Paul Fire & Marin
Insurance company......
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e Following was the range of prices:
OTHER GRAIN MARKETS

DULUTH GRAIN, May 1s.-The congested
here and May sold to ST .o2a at the close There
spondingly strong and sold freely up to ST.,
FLAX closed bullishly too, up cent for cash,
bu toff as usual for the new crop.
shipments-Wheat: 1900 bu; oats, 1880 bu;
Clos Ciose-Cash No northern, s1.o21s; No. 2
SECS; durum SEC to SIC.
5 s ssp9snSs Isl S Get oss 81 sas " s
NEW YORK FLOUR AND GRAIN, May 49,
Winter straights. s4so@4.s6; Minnesota bakers
patents, 81 soG5. Is: winter low grades. $50
@s: e5. Wheat, receipts. 1000 bu; sales, 2 goo
! noon on Better cables. unfayorable weather west
strength in outside markets; expected big De
ny wG59 sPPis: 1 sspeber
81 Is 16c. Corn receipts, 1890 bu sales, ,001
! bu; sim on weather news and with wheat; July
Close: Wheat. May. se5ac; July. a1Mc; Sep
Close: Corn, May. 541sc; July. 521sc; Sep
tember.i 52ssc. ri: rTTr4 aete r.ge gle -.
higher; shorts covering No 2 red cash ele
july july, Size; No. hard ese@$i. Corn. cash
lower No. 2 cash soc;. track, 1914 @s1c
May, 30Ac; July, 271Ac; No. 2 white, 3Sc.
MILWAUKEE FLOUR AND GRAIN, May 10
Flour. firm. Wheat lac up: No. northern
s. ;os; No. 2 northern, $1:os@1;o7 July, sly
firm; No. l. 7s1ac..- Barley, dull: No. 2. sic
sample. 3s@5Oc: Oats. frmer; standard. 53c
Corn, iac up; No. 8. 49@5Cc; July, old. 47ss
bid: puts 47sac asked: calls. 47%c asked.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN, May 13.-Wheat spot
dull; No. 1 California, IS SID; futures steady
May IS 7ssd; July, IS SID; September, 6
61ad
Corn, spot, steady; American mixed, new
As 3Ad; futures, quiet; May, As 3ssd; July
4s 31hd.
WINNIPEG GRAIN May 13.-opening May
$3.50; July. 90ssci close. May. S9!4c: July
Ollie; October TIC: cash, No. 1 northern
90Mc; No. 2 northern, seAc: No: 3, s1hc; No
4 extra, 74Ac; No. q. 7Sc; No. 5. 63Ac: feed
5S1tc; receipts. 6S cars; year ago. As cars.
CHICAGO COARSE GRAIN AND SEED. Ma
13.-Rye--May: 76@7c; July, 6oc; September, $
@59c. F1ax-Cash, northwest $1.39: southwest
s1.25; May, s1.25. Timothy---May: So; Sep
TENDER. 1925. Clover-May. $12@12.50;. Bar
ley-Cash, 4OGf50c. e.
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NEW YORK SUGAR AND COFFEE, May 49,
Sugar. raw. easy; fair refining, 13-16c;
centrifugal. 90 test 47-16c; mo1asses sugar,
9-16c; refined. dull: crushed. 6.55c; powdered.
5000: granulat ted. $3.50. Coffee. easy; No Z
rio. Sc. Molasses. firm; New Orleans 29M35c
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Dakota, Minnesota, Wisconsin, showers,
cooler; Kansas, fair, west, showers cast,
warmer; North Dakota, partly cloudy,
cooler; Missouri, Michigan, Illinois, In
diana, showers and thunder storms,
warmer.
- July wheat closed at $1.ooM, and
September at $3.50.
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PUTS AND CALLS.
Puts-Julv wheat. 99Ac.
Calls--July wheat. 81 031s.
Curb-July wheat $1.01ss
Curb-Septem wheat. S25s @S2Zc.
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chine company

chine company .........
Minneapolis Steel & Machin-
cry company, preferred. :.
Minneapolis Steel & Machin-
cry company. common. !.
North American Telegraph
company ..............
Twin City Telephone COM
pany. mortgage IS, 1913-1G
Twin City Telephone COM
pany, common .........
Twin City Telephone COM
pany. preferred ......
Minneaunalis Chamber of
merce memberships.
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WINNIPEG GRAIN. May 13.-opening. May.
Ollie; October. TIC: cash, No. northern,
coke; No. 2 northern s8Ac: No. 3, size; No.
extra, 7414c; No. 4. 73c; No. g. 63Ac: feed,
5S1hc; receipts. 6S cars; year ago, 46 cars.
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CHICAGO COARSE GRAIN AND SEED, MAY
5oc FaHcas G' Southwest
1.25; May, SIPS. Timothy-May. So; Sep
TENDER. 1925. Clover-May. $12@12.50;. Bar
lleY-Cash, 4OM5Oc. - -
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LIVERPOOL GRAIN, May 13.-Wheat spot,
dull; No. California, 6s SID; futures steady
May 6s 7ssd; July, IS SID; September, IS
Corn, spot, steady; American mixed new,
As 3Ad; futures, quiet; May, As 8ssd; July,
4s 31hd IT,
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NEW YORK OIL. May 13.-Petroleum. quiet
refined, all ports, $69O@6.95. -.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-10

naTlz, los 0ldos J T. gaFganta.
Regresa Ponce 4 fines de este mes
de Mario, de los Estados Unidog. Se
ofreCa de nuevO & So antigua cIienteIa
y alap6blico on general. habiendo re-
oupaFadO Ga salud con ga permanepcia
en New York, de donde trae tOdos los
aueVOs instrument0s y aparatos de "a
egpeCialidad. 30v.s.
81 GALlZAN. Las caRas situa-
dag ca u calIe de d Cruz no s y For.
taIezn as 8 precios conVenientee.
1mfOTmaran 8. Melon q Co. San
Juato 10 9Ov.s.
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Acu8rdOS De
Liga de- POpi8iafi0S

En- Ia noche del sabadO celebf0
sesl0n extraoFdinaria Ia Junta De
Pectiva de incas urbanas de san
Juan, concurriendo 81 Presidents
doctor don Juan 81. Blondet y los
vocales Lcdo. Emigdio Ginorio, dor
tor Jose M. MaFxuach, don jose
Monfesinos y don Salvador Alsina
La .Junta Sc enter6 de las ges-
tiones hechas poF la misnla en- Op0-
sici6n q que 30 establezca una bo-
Itica municipal en- San Juan, porque
este proyecto recafgaFa el pfeSu-
puesto de gastos del ayuntamiento,
8, nstituira una Ventaia en- favor
del que obtenga 81 pFiVilegio del
servicio de medicinas.
Sc entePa tam bi6n la Junta de
haberse insistido con Ell Obispo de-
esta Di0cesis, para que Ia Colectu-
fla General de Capellanfas, al CO.
brar 81 valor de los censos, descuen-
tie 10 que a los mismos corresponds
poF Ia contribution al TesoFo In-
su'ar y a municiPio, ya qre sc-
tualmente los propietarios pagan
aqui Ia contribution total del in
nueble, y puest9 que ell aFtfculO
1895 del Codigo @ vii dee clara
hente que los censUaIistas satisfa-
gan Ia contribution perteneciente a
Tbs capitales < censo:
La Junta D;rectiYa acuerda sOli-
citar del ayuntamiento que Ia ven-
ta del edifcio xCarcel de PueFta de
TeFrap, Sc haga por subasta pdbli-
ca y que la mitad del remate Sc
dedique a La amortizaci0n del en-
pF6stlto, la que este Viene siendo
upa carga muy pesada contra los
contribuyente
Ante las quejas de algunOs pro-
pietarios de Ia calle del xParqueD,
p0r 10 Immediate y malas c0ndIcio-
mes del cementeri0 que ALI existe,
Ia Junta aeuerda gestionar ID con-
veniente en- la Superintendencia de
Sanidad.
Trat6 y resolvi0 ademas Ia jun
ia otros asuntos que Sc relacionan
con las contribuciOnes y los serYi-
clos municipales.
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Inf6rmase que en- Ia Gallo de la
Luna Sc aFm0 Ia otra noche un es-
capdalo, en- un bale.
La policia tuyo que interveniE.
Par6cenos que Ia celebration de
bales de cierta fndole. en- dias CO.
mo 6stOs, implica falta de resp5to
8 por 10 menos niDguna considera-
ci0n q les sentimlentos religiosos
de esta ciudad, en- su mayorfa ca
t6lica.
Cierto que poF algo tenemos la
Iibertad de cultos; pero. cuando has
ia 81 honorable gobernador dando
eiempIo de- FesPetar las agenas
creencias religiosas, Sc noticia que
ha suspendido las Fecepciones de
palaciO 10 menos que debiera hacer-
Sc es imitar el buen eiemplo.
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Las e0sas Oh HalII.
lca5zss u 1og.l

New York, AbriIt10, q d. m,
Dicen dc Copenhagne que ha ST.
do nombFado gobernador de IA isla
de Saint Thomas, el capitan de- la
armada dinama QuesaI Mr. Cold.
0tro despacho agrega que Mr..
Cold es un 1narinO de gran repu-
taci6n en- Dinamarca. Estdvo como
agregado en- Ia armada rusa man
dada por el almisante MaIkarof al
principle de IA guerra russo iapOne-
sa, habiendo stdo hundido el barco
en- que servfa, salvandose III mila-
gFosamente.
Mr.. Cold Sc hallaen canhino pa
ra Ia pequefa isla do Saint Tho
mas.
InfoFman de Port-au- Prince Hal
ti-que los despachos de haberse
alteFado 81 orden en la rep1 slica,
SON inexactos.
En- el pals reina tfaPquilidad.
De Extreme Oriente inforrnan Que
los iaPoneses siguen avaDzando y
que los FusOs hacen grandes pre-
paratiYos de resistencia en- HarbiD.
La agitaci6n revolucionaTia- ana
dese-se haya en- calma y solo en
VarsOvia Y en- Ia region del Cauca-
so es latente eI estado de pertl1r-
baci5n. por 10 cual nantiene el 60
bierno ALI numerosas fueFzas, repi-
ti6ndose diaria mente sangrientas
eSCen8S.
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Semana Santa On
PQeTla Dc TlGITa.

Viernes de Dolores. Mise del u
Buena Muerte Ii una de Il tarde.
Domingo de Ramos. Bendici6n de
ramag y procession antes de d misa.
Jueves Santo. Misa aoIemne & les
oCho de ID mafiana. LaVatorio las
tres de la tsrde con sermon del Man
dato.
VieFnes Santo. OGcios de Y6brica
por % mafena: lee doce del die SER
mon de lee siese palabras; por Ia no
che sermon de Ia soIedsd.
SSbBdo Santo. -Misa de Gloria & les
nusve. empezando los ofcios & las
ocho.
Domingo de RasurreCci6n. Misa
solemne { Ias nueye de q mafIsna. Sc
prediCarS ca iDg!6s y espafol. Por Ia
noche lee siete y medis hRbrG vfspe-
ras cantadas. termin6nlose con Is BEN
dici6n de s. ID. M.
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IN Vino de stearns, su VaIor en- las NeuFaIgIas
Las continues varac6nss del tempo consgo gran
dolores
necesidad
mente derentes fara est basta tener
disposition va0sO Vino de Sas de
Acee gadO Bacaao suente sera de ineres
mlchOs de nuestros lectores:
Leeds Inglaterra FebrerO de 1904
Nuy Senores mos-Tengo placer formar Vds sobre
resuado Vino Searns de
Aceite Hgado
vena padecendo
neuralgia pero espues aguna Vno
ell dolores hecho
Io
De Vds respetuosamente, E. TURNER.
El Vino de Stearns de Aceite de Higado Bacalao
dcioso paadar perfeetamente gerbe que ayuda
las fnciones de asima6n nutn al sistema
foraea e0sevar complete eSado de saud
Ia enfermedades debantes el Vino
Stearns recea pofus6n por medcos del
vino puro que contene todos los
bacalao
oeosa La Peptonao Hero alto grado
efectos t6neos
Pfdase siempre ell de Stearns-De venta las Botcas
FREDERICM STEAFlNS q C1A.
a.s DETROIT. MICH. ~
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Notario Pnollco J Archiyero Gene.
EaA go EGsoeo4o. y otaFlales. Allen
Horas de ofcinn 41e Be : 9 9 u .. NJ.
De { p. M.
4. b.
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America eoIgsI ] lOs6 do ]. TlzDI
ABo...eapoa.

Oficina: Luna San Juan p
10 va.
SANTIAGO aE PALMER.
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S8S alI0tai8S aver
p0F Ia aSambIoa De-
nl8oSi[QS.

zA elgulentes bases BE- informs
que faers d aprobadao Dor la profaao
res dsl distFit0 da SIN JuanI a ls
esenolsa yeEi6cada ayer en este al.
essA 0sece ca ls isis de Puer-
20 Rico una ssociaci6n az car6etsr 8
9lleo one Sc denominars a uocieci6n
de IA sesttca de Puerto Rico.s
Pa Les 6nea da esta aeceianiSr, Y,
seF6n: EstFechaF Ted Il zos "a cDnfFa-
ternidad entire todos Ioa nsestro
3a.-PrOcurar s0stener coraiaTes
relacionea con lcs centres superiores.
4s. Celebrsr conferenciaa ercoIs-
res.
5a -Propender & Is adopci6n de rel
forlnas que perfaccionen q sibtema
actual de eduCaci6n.
6II.-F&v0receF d maestro en- casoa
de inf0rtunios y & Is fsmiIiR de Este
cuendo dejase de existir.
"a Defender & todos los agociados
de las ipjusticias que contra Ios mis-
N % pudieFan epmete fte 8 intentarse.
81. LleV&r 6 efscto Ia fnndaci6n de
an peri6dico 6rganO de 10 asociaci6n.
NOTAS TAMBIEN EAPRORADAS
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In muGhaGhO fu6
mQ0TtO on YauGO.

Telegramas de Yauco avisan al
cuaTtel general que en- el kil6metro
81 Ia maquina no. 81 mat6 al mu-
chacho Juan Torres, de 13 amos de
edad.
No SO dan mas detalles de este
incidente.
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De TrlbuaaISs.

Los se6alamientos de iuicioa y leo
tuFa de acusaCioneB & que hRce Yefe-
renCia eLR CoFreepondenci&0 de ayeE
son para el pEesente mes y no para
Mayo, como por error 90 express.
JUAN MIGUEL KElRNEY
ABOCADO.
Aguadilla, PR.
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#a
8sTi saaS%9ed
~
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NOTAS TAMBIEN APROBADAs

CD Para ID meior orgauizaci6n ae
Constituir6 an comit6 ca Cada una de
lee poblaCiones de Il isla y uno central
en- San Juan.
(b) Que ID asamblea Constituy yente.
ae celebre en- San Juan 81 die dc Ju-
lios y para clio De invite los dem6s
companeros de Is isIR. & fn de Que
nombEen sua representa-
(cl SolicitaF de loa c0mpa 1eros de
la isis 90 adhesion & nuestroe prop6-
sitos.
(d) HRCer una aCtivR propaganda
en- la prensa peri6dica para enCGuzar Ta
opinion pdbliCa ca tod0a aqueIlos
asuntos que directR indirectamente
afecten 81 msgieteFio 5 & los prOblemas
educacionales del pals. Esto se har6
interim se funde 81 peri6dico 6rgano de
Ia asCciaCi6n.
(e) SolicitaF del gobieFno. del Dee
partament0 de instruction y de los
Ouerpos CoIegisIadores. todo cuanto
tiendR fayoTecer el desarr0lI0 de los
intereses morales y mateFiaIes de la
association.
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HasIga Dc loraaIsros On Ponce.

Esta manana Sc han declarado
en- huelga los peones de las hacien-
das 0FortunaD. xBocachica0 y SRe-
paradaS. de Ponce, pidiendo aumen-
to De jornal, en- actitud pacifica.
FueFzas de la policfa lnsuIaT. de
caballerfa & infanterfa, Eecorren fin
cas- y caminOs. protegiendo propie-
dad y conserYando oFden.
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Gsnts eOnOeIda,

Don Agustfn Collazo, de Msnati, y
don julian Muro, dc Arecibo, se en-
cuentran en- este Capital, donde per.
msneCeran aIgunos dfas.
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Dr lniaRia Molina.

Espeoialista en- enfermedadas de los ojos, il
nariz, los oidos y la garganta : s
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STARTED IN PHILADELPHIA.
Some Things Which Go to Show That
the City Is Not So Slow
as Said to Be.

1T is considered smart in some
other cities TO snecr at the slow
ness of philadelphia, said the an
tiquary, according 10 the Phila.
dclphia Record, but it is a super.
fetal smartncss born of ignorance
of real conditions. Philadelphia
has often taken the lead in great
movements.
"Our centennial exposition in
1876 inauguratcd the custom of
holding such displays in this coun.
try, but that instance is compare.
lively modern. The first public
library in the United States was
founded in this city 10y Benjamin
Franklin in 1871. The first med.
zeal college in America was opened
here in lIJl, and the first law
school was established in 1880.
The first American hag was made
here aud the first American yolun
tecr fire company was organized
here in 1896.
The first coins made in IN"
United States were struck here in
the mint established in 1872. The
first paper mill built in America
was erected upon the NiSsahickon
creek in 1000. The first pianofortr
manufactured in the United States
was made 10y John Bchrcut inl775.
The mariners quadrant WAS in
vented by Thomas Godfrey in Ger
mantown in 1870. The philadel.
phia water works, be- first Of the
kind in the country. were begun
MAY .. 1889.
The first American rxprdi
ton for arctic exploration
left here on March {. 1853.
The first vessel moved bv
steam was ulvigatcd ~ Philadel
phia 10y John Fitch, July ~. l7SC
The first experimental railroad
laid down in the United States
wd, pui down in yard adjoining
the Bulls Head tavern 100 >cptcm
Der. l>nn n seems tu mo that
these few statement, Of facts
should be- sufficient rodi,woyct hr
charge thar rhiladrIphlaisoreyer
has been slow
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Ata Japan,s. Launch

The Japanese app, one oi their
many rr"Ii, waystothc launching
IT ships. They M, no wine. bur
Instead hang over NJ" ships prov
a large nsiohoard cage mU 60.
birds The moment The shin r.
float a string b. pul.ri when IN.
-'g" ol"Us and o., hlrd. H,avl,.
making the air alive with mus.
md ihu Whirr " wing, TbetJ,
that The birds fhu, v,I,omr ib.
,hIP Ms 'hr begin, h,r uJrpra>5
thing of life.
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STRAWBERRIES CURE GOVT
According 20 Medical Authority Much
Benefit May Be Derived from
the Fruit.

The common condemnation ~
Strawberries J> hai for rhouma
lism j. opposed D., good medical
authority O. Is said equity o.
ii"nts may Irri,r benefit from
their use, seeing that the berries
richness 10 certain salts tend, 10
render lhc blood alkaline and 10
lower the a,idity n the cSrre
tons According ~ ANALYSIS r.
Gently made. the a,crag, composi
ton of the 1905 strawberry is ~
follows.
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THE PASSION FOR GIVING.
Has a. Times Led People TO Steal
in Order That They Might
Crafty It.

"Givlug becomes q disease In
time" remarked q West Philadcl
phia woman who has had some
experience IN very practical forms
NJ charitable work. SANS the Phi
ldrlphil Record 1T IL delight
ful lu most uf Ms to be- assured
that some deed oi ours has gi,.u
great pleasure or don, much good
Indeed. % gives %, more satisur
ion than many deed, acted ont
from rbc MOST purely selfish mp
gives. and Will JWrII fou, gfJrr
'hr,, more selfish pleasures rru,,
to please Or take. % Terrific hul1
IN many people Women who
have hnru able to give ihcraIr
have continued after they md
noth.n. of value. sending silly.
worn ont timer, fbJt could uu.
possibly %" "t u~n fo ANYBODY.
liu they have tasted the Jo, ~
comforting h-urht, or rcDr,u.
gratitude. and they simply can't
deny themselves Why Ucop',
have stolen that rI"y might uui
M'" Q" gi'rup ihr pleasure ~ hr
slowing gifts Nothing can ,v
.''d th" lengths toWhl,h thi, pt,
sion i"r giving will carry b., sac
..uI. "
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-06
IN, a,ntI, vnlr.

We all have our trials al III.
telephone. hut w. du uui nsu,Il,
"Ir "orutral's" ul.u.uu ofus 4
sHu fan'i-,u lawyer uHu L1I
been irving fer t"r minute, .-
m'r without .u,u... foo .,t ii,
number Do, asked io. If ..,tg,,.
vent to his auuo,uuu. Zoo ,,r,
81. uug Rnguaur IIt> wife. VII,
v.S standing uogr ,l.d lwrsu1
siNrlN. "l.ct mr Ir,. dear Tb,r
JOB q gentle ,o.rr slr called
"lirllo. Central" Her husband
distinctly heard central" AN
sw"r promptly "Iusi u momrn,
madam. There is q rras, man n,,
th" line Let me settle himurst.'
San Francisco Nrgounut
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-06
INDIANS STOMP DANCE.
Favorite Summer Sport of the Creeks
INDUCED In by Fullbloods
ONLY.

The Kansas city Journal OF re
cent date says within "A few week :
will begin another favOritc sum
mer sport of the Creeks which rs
now on the wanc-the stOmu
dance. Stomp dances were for
merly held in all the Indian towns,
hut now only in the strictly full.
blood settlements. These com"
on about the time green corn is old
enough 10 eat. \ stomp is called
and all the town, sometimes two,
combine and assemble.
The bucks 90 out and hunt un
Ill they have killed enough game
for feast. The roasting ears
are pulled and prepared and the
eating and dancing begin. The
dance resembles the gait of n ram
just az he starts on a charge, and
it is accompanied by such noises
rs only Indian voices can produce.
The dancing and feaSting are kept
up from one to three days and end
with a big ball game and feast.
Then the medicine man. without
occult ceremony eXtinguishcs the
fires. builds new one, and from
this new one each family takes
home fire and starts a fire on it,
own hearth.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-06
Music one Chimney

\ dozen mumh"r, ul COOPER 4.
'rass bard. liaru,lcN have given
singular performance. \,bm
,ew connected With the local rn
'i"raiiNr su,iuiNs electricity
slant has lftu omrti,i. aud IA,
'ud were n.,'mhlcd IN the para
ttatihc tol'oi the rhimnc, about
''n feet high. and from their loft,
'''rd sa'"a short Performance.