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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-14

utb Gcfcniiu . @iin0niB ipobl m60lid
gcmeien. Sm @inblid oui Die 1bot-
infe icOodl 0oB ooa britiife Blind.
nib Is ,Supon moQli6 gcnlod)t bat,
0Cn Sampi nit HuBlonO nm sic
Mohtlteuung I'M icrncn Often alti5ll.
nebnen, oiirftc Jest nrlBer 6ruqe iein,
Dab &opm Elm 8iinoniB einoebell
mcrOc, melde5 m0glider @eiie es
5min9cn tonne, HllBlono 51 umtcr.
itiibcn, I'M Sale OieieS ipGter cincr
Gngrtli nuf 9ritiid &uOien inter.
nebmen ioltc. Gas onGeregtc Blind.
nib iii nm 10 mcnigcr DabrideinIid),
oIa Gnglon0 bc9ierig it, icin @iin0-
nib nit &upon nid)t MIR 81 crncucrn,
lonocrn nod 81 beIli9cn.
Guglon0 0rGn9t oui NJ 4 + /
&C @c0ingungcm.
2onoon, 10. &lmi. - @ci Ser
Nbmcicnbcit ioit Ser geIommtcn Off.
5icncn gSclt bon Son0on IN TolAc
oc9 Eiin9iticitca NOR meitcr nidta
Ncuca iIbcr GnQlono'@ llntcritiiblm0
Der Soltung oea Erdli0cntcn Hoole.
pclt in ser 6ric0cnaucrmittclung9s
irngc 81 criabrcn.
gHiC c9 bciBt bcidrGntt lid oic bris
tiidc McAiCrlrlq nid)t lnrr 0orolli Die
9cmiibrngcn MooicpcIt'1, Die &ricg-
iiibrcnOcn 5liommcn SIT 6ringcn. SIT
unterItiIBcrL ion0crn lie Or0ngt ulld)
in ibrcn &erbiin0etcn E5opon, ole M
Ter ocn obmoItcnocn llmitGn0cu
m00Iidit mGBigcn @c0inglmgcn 3ll
Itcllcn.
&tolicn'S COOPERATION.
ON, Is. SUM. - Die itolicui.
Idle Hc0ierlng bat ibrc lGnmtlidcn
oiplonotiid)cn Ncrtrctcr inn N1t9lun.
0c o%ngcluieicn, olle0 in ibrer Gin
flllBipb1rc &ic0cnOc 81 t6lln, nm Die
@clue0rng, ipcIhc olli oic &crbciiiib.
rll1g BON Observation-Disclosures
5miidcn &uBlon0 un0 Supon ob5icIt,
81 untcrltiiBcn.
Soponiihc GrioIqC in
. h n T. m II II n
Sofio, 13. Sunni. - Sm Soupt,
quarter Der foiicrlihcn Nrnlee miro
omtIid) mitgctbcilt, oob cS elmer 9tbs
t6cillna ioponiihcr a~opoQcric &C.
lun9cn it, ruiiiidc @ouoIlerie III Der
llmgc9cno BON @%iipingtiu, ieda Wtei-
len iiiOlid, bon 2iuo DonQ @opcng,
5ltriid5lnucrien. Siipingiing, 5lpei
MeiIcn noro0itlid bon Sioo6eutiu,
murOc bcieBt.
Gin mcitcreS 0etohcmcnt I6Ii,g
sic Guiicn bel Sioo6cnQtilL Is Mei-
len n0roli6 bon &anQpinM un0 bel
aoodinlpopcnQ 5mci Meilen norooit.
LID bon Sioodcutiu. N0rolid) bon
Sioopitong, 5pci Wieilcn 0itlid) bon
aoo6iomopcng mo 5cbn Wciler
mcitlid) bon &ioo gonG @openg,
mltrOc cine snb0be bciebt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-14
nod Elm Iniidnb fir 8nDnpr nnb
Wrccnc.

WontreoL Oue,, IS. Suni.-
Hidter Sail ~bepiaigte bellte oos &c.
iild) bes InnaIts ser omerifuniiden
Slllti5iliidtlinge 8opnor uno 8recnc
I'm erlaubniB 5u elmer I~ppeIlotion
an oas Obergcridt aegen oie fiir5lid)e
GntifeiounJ, melbe hire IllsIieie.
runa an Die Ser. Stoaten oefretirte.
Dies miro obne 3lpeiiel einen meite.
rem 4uiidub bon etipa ieds Woroten
sur 5olee boben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-14
Mus Baltimore : GunntD.


ger, me9en Grmoroung Don 4e.
ter Irnolo becnoigt. - @olocnc9
SubilGum Der 9ormbcr5i0en
SdDuelteru. - &erihieOene5.
Ser Ero5eB qcgen Den 9tcgcr @rr.
@initon lpegen Grmoroung oca @r,
ter Yrnolo inn lebteu Wtui nube (lrr.
ncr's Citation murOe gcitern WtorgCn
Dor Hidter @urfe inn &rciSQcriht ~
Golpion been0et. Niniton battC uel
lungt. 0aB cr 0ireft Dor Dem Hidtcr
pro5ciiirt Wer0c un0 obnc @cihmorc,
ne, un6 nad)Oem er Ole ]3Cllgenuuaid
gen entgcgcnQenommen bate, cr.
tlGrte ser HiftCr, Bob cr iciu llrthcil
crit nod Gblolti GINGER Gage iGQcu
Wcroe. @obridcinIih gibt cr icine
GntideiolulQ an nGditcnG 9 uncritog
ob.
@ol0cncS Nubil0um.
0oa goloene <ubildum ser @orm.
bcr5iQen Sdmcltern in Morolouo IL.
Die 3S. Sobrc@ Shlubicier oc9, Mt.
ct, Ngne9 = College" Nj. @oibing
ton, muroen gcitcrn &ormittna nm
10 llbr IN Dem Golcgc geicicrt. aors
Ginol @ibbona prGiioirtc ut0 biclt
cine NHIprndc, ul0 uud GoriitbruuG
elmer Sperctte iibcrrcidte ser Stir.
6eniiirit Die Giplomc. IS mar I'M
Sabre 1880, alS Ole crlten Nurubcl.
5igen Shmeltern bon @ittabur0 uot1
baltimore fomcn. uno balO Oarouf
mrr0e cine Sdulc fiir MGodcn gc,
griin0et, III melfer oieicl6cn Ocu
Sou8boIt ST. iiibrcn lerntcn. Sut
Dem boben Die SdNpcitcrn nod mo
mad, cine gn5abl Shulen umo ght.
itulten ilbcrnommen.
Il cberfahrcn unb Qet00tct.
Gin mbefonntcr Wcibcr mlr0r
am Montog Ybclo oui Den @elciicu
Der ,N0r0l. Central @ubn" 5uSrr.
ncr's Citation bon elmer Rungir Wu.
ihinc iibCrinbrcn mo uuQcnblidlim
Qctootet. Ser Seifuom muroe nob
Eortton gcbrodt, no Sricoenarihter
u. Spnrf3 mo cine \Sltrp cinen Sns
Qllclt ubbicltcn. 9na llrtbcil loltefe
auf ~5ufGQigen ZOO. Ger Sei6num
muroc nod Dem Gtobliiicment Oc3
Observation-Disclosures ". s.. Stiffler IN
Somion gcbraht unO sur 9ecr0i.
gltng bergeri6tet.
&eiratbS &iccn5cn.
%u 9iireau be5 &rciagcridtc9 81
(omion murocn iolgcnoc Seirotb3lis
cen5en crtbeiIt: @eorqe q. &ctru, jr,
81 Sabre olt, 9tr. 23t, @orrcn- 9lpc,.
Baltimore, un0 2i55ie 0oibieIos, 10,
9tr. 23t, @nrrGn Ipcnic; 9rdllti
gam erlongte bie Sicen5. Samlel )
Gears, 26, annapolis, Mo., un0 Nls
ME Nc. @eber, %, bon G%otonapiQ2,
Npplifont Sobn 5. &ncl.
@etruut.
S1 ser @obnllng BON &rr. u.Srdu
Senrp SmpoIo, an Ser perl. Charles
StraBe un0 Der (Soppn 9ooo, nobe
Somion trnlte um Wontdg Yoltor,S.
Sointonn Srn. gSnr. 3. Stolfort BON
Nr. 1851, Noro 9rooolpop, unO6rl.
Sbcfla NINA Smnolo, Die @rolt
tru9 Elm aleio ans iron50iiihcm
WtuQ. 9us 9rolltfiibrer iuuQirtt
&r. Sobn Siirilen uno 6rou :. Sitrl'
len mar Ghrenoumc. Nl9 &rollt.
iunQiern iungirten Oie 6rIa. ellie
Stoliort, 9lnno Stouiier, Olga mo
2ulu Smmolb. Noh Der Eroung
bcgobcn lid oic 9teuuernl0bltcn oli
Die Sod8citsreilc nod Dem Siiocn.
@erlongt 2 6oocncro b.
Sobn s. 8umpf unO Sobn @roion,
InmGlte fir Scrbert 3. &obCrforll,
&otcr bon 0orotbeo @obcrforn, cine
Minoeri1brige, hobcn Die ISM. Is.
Goriep 2umbcr So. uno @m. 9.0or.
iep aui 3oblung bon $4,000 SGo.
oenerlot pertlagt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-14

@oorcn, nnmcntlid @nitmipoa- itn6
Sto6Iproouftc, 81 bopcptten iueltt
nift Arrangements gctroften mir
0en, nod mclhcn hineIilde aoiflells
te, StuocntcL @cIcbrtc uno HeiIe1l-
&c Die Ser. Gtootcn obnc Die groBen
S6mieriofcitcn, Die linen gegenlpor'
tig in oen @cQ aeIcgt meroen, betre.
ten oiirfen. Gle Gbineien ortngen
ooruuf oo6 oicicni9en alaIIcn, mel
DIE nod oen NuSi6luBgeiebcn mad
Ben Ser. Stontcn fonlnlcn 0ilrte1L,
nidt mcbr scr 9elGitiqung mo Ser
obietung bon Sciten Der GinUanOc'
rrnqs6comten uutermorfen ieinL iOn.
bern in Iibcrolcrcr @eiie bebnnOcIt
uerocn ioQcn.
Q d)mc0Cn Normcgcn'5 @c.
iountCr nerubi6 oct
Il d.
Sr. Grip, scr @~cion6tcS dmeoen'8
unb Noruc9cn'S, erldien gcitern im
StnotSocportemcnt, nm lih 81 per.
obifieoen ebc CT nllf llrlaub mad
SouIe 5uriidfcbrt. l(ebrigens bat Sr.
Strip nift ais @cInnoter reIignirt.
Sbmobl Elm Normcger, mil cr 9tid)t5
nit ocn Seporotilten 81 tbl,n 6oben.
Sr. Grip tbeilte Dem omtircnocn
StoutSiefretdr 2ooniS nit, buB lei.
ne Regiprlng &rn. 0e Strooe nod
Imerifo Qcionot babe, I'M mGbren6
'einer (@rip'S) Nbmelenbeit oils 0e.
ihdftStrdgcr 81 fungircn unb Dab
bis 5lr Infunft oe9 Srn. De StrooeS
S~eqotionsrotb =. Souge nl5 @es
idGft5trd9cr iungiren mcroe. Sr.
Strooc NOR if)on Dor Hormegcn'$
Mbfall crnnnnt morocn.
Strenge urdii ii 6rrnQ 0eS
@e1ebea gegen Sottes
len.
@cncrnlpoitmciItcr Gortclpou bat
einc Sr0rc crluiien, morin oQen GoIt.
beomtcn bic itrengc 9ur6iiibrunq
oes @cIebeS Ge0en &otterie'n icoer
Nrt mo GbnIihe llnternebmungen,
bel melhen Erciie IN @elo mo an,
oeren 0tngcn ollSgeieBt iino, anbe=
toblen miro, olld) in SGllen, no lol.
die llnterne6mungen ongeblid mobl-
tbGtigen mo religi0ien 3meden Die
men. 3eitidriiten 6irfulnrc, 8onl.
pblete II. |. ~, mcld)c YnjCigcu iibcr
Iold)e ltntcrnebmungeu entbolten,
iino bon Der Eoltbef0roerung thrift
mlS5uidIieBen.
TroOufte Der 6oritreier-
uutionCn.
9tod) oen glngoben 0cS @iircolls
Iiir 6orltc lino bis icBt ali Den Sort.
reierpotioncn 100000 Sub 9ot.
bol5, 10000 @Ioitcr 9%rcnnbol5. 513,,
coo @iienbobnihfuellen mo 10000
FIoItcn inter Der gluiii6t bon Beam.
ten oes 9iireouS geihlogen moroen.
Der SetretGr oe4 Snneren bot an.
g%eoronet, BOB 100000 &der9anO in
Den Santa sc & Sos Cruces 2ono.
9iitritten IN Nc1.Wlcrifo bon ser
"a - 4
ScIieoelung ollSgcidloiien unO ser
6oritreicrpntion am @ilo Hioer bel.
geId)logcn mer0Cn.
Son5ibor &crtrog unter.
5eidnct.
Sir Wortimer 9urano, ser britt.
lde 9otihnftcr mo scr lteauertre-
tenOe Stoata iefretGr 2oomis nab.
men Die gcaenieitigc Qualification
ocS filr5lid 5piid)Cn oen Ser. Stoo,
ten mo ENGLAND unter5CihnetenGer-
troges Dor, morin Nmerifo, gleid ocll
iibrigen WGd)tcn, oui oie crtro.terri.
toriolcn Ged)te in Son5ibor @er5idt
~leiltet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-14
@ermii6tc8 aus 9crIin.

&erml 0 ties aus Vcrltn.
@erIir II, IS, Slri. - Gincr Wtcl.
Dung olt8 @uoopcit 5u 1olgc miro
an n0d)ItenWontoQ cin 2enolt.0 Cent
nal IN Ser 8cbllrtS1to0t 0cS 9i6tcrS,
G5utoo. l(ngorn, enthiiQt. Der Nb.
9%eoronetc Ser5oQ miro sic rlgoriidc,
Frof. Scinrif sic 0cutI6e GeItrcoc
boltcn.
Die 2cifc bcS SiirIten 2eopolo b.
Sobcn5oIlerr, Scr bier am s. Slri
bel cinem @eillhc iciuc8 SoGnc$, 0cS
Grbprin5cn @ilbclnL GpmmonOellr
ocS 5%lueiten @or0crcQimcnt3 81 SUB.
perid)ie0, tprr6c bcutc nod ser SEQ.
fplgS-aird)c iibcr0cfilbrt, no nit gro.
Bcnr @~cprGngc cine 2eifcnfeier Itott.
fono. Gororrf mrr0e Scr Sara @c.
bufS @%ei0roerung nod) ser Scin1otb,
oitf Den Nnboltcr @obnbof gcbrod)t.
Scr &oiicr, sic Erin5cn uro sic @e.
ncrollt0t folatcn Dem Sarge.
Cine NrbeIters Norodc ouf ocm@ut
8roB- Wontoll bel Morienburg lit
o%bgebronnt, uno 5Cbn ruiiiide 2ono.
orbeitcr crlittcn in Sen Slommen
0e1 800.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-14
Yoli3ei 3u 9alte.
Raoan in Der Siemng cines Stabt
ratbS.G omite'S in Ebilaoelpbia.

rnIUs=SDHltt = w FUlluptlpUtu.
@ioerruf por Gon5eiiionen an Strn-
Benbobncn ~geioroert. - Gin Wiit,
glico oe5 StootratbS ouf @erons
laiiung oc5 MaporS @eaper ne
gen elmer betriigerii6eu Gonipira'
ton uerbuitet. - Nelle @ntmide.
hrngen imGbicagoer 6ubrmanns'
Strife. - @e5oblung iiir Die gilt
li6c 9eile9rmg iriiberer Nus.
ltGn0c. - NeQer- YoIi5iit i6ieBt
ciucn NciBcn nie0cr.
@bilubrlpbiu q, IS. sunni.
Go5 StoOtratba Gomite Iitr Stra'
Benbobncn biclt beute cine ldrmenoe
uuo ieniatiouclc StBrng ob. Orols
non5cn 5ltnl Miocrrui m0erer Oroi'
non5eu, melde Der Fbilaoelpblo Mo-
pic Ironiit So. GonjcIiionen perlle'
ben, moren in GrmdgunG. Die leb'
tcrcn Sroinan5en murcn llber ga"
0eto oe2 Mapor0 Mcoocr pollIrt
morOeL unO Oerielbe bate ibrcn NSl'
oerruf pcrluugt, Qic Gompognle
modtc ieood Ooge8en 8%cItcno, OoB
Die ibr 0urh Ole Sr0inan5en lbcr'
troQcncn Ned)te gilltIg gelporoen
leien uno ni6t miOcrruicn weroen
f0nnten. 9os Gomite . 3inmcr mar
nit 9iirgern iiberiiiat mo jeoerHeo.
ner, pcldcr gegen Den @ioerruf 81
oralmentircn periud)te, mlroe nlc.
ocraelfric'n. &orIibcr llppcrmolI
mar nidt i'm StonOe, Ole &llbe 81
mobrenL mo Sergeant at NrmS Sail
riei cine glbtbeilung Foli5et 5u0illIc
nm Die SrOmmg ber6uIteucn. Sin
pom Sboa. ). Hpnn (Gemofrot) an
ae6oteuer geidluB, melfer Die Wi
oerruia SrOinon5en Dem Sta0t.
Inuolt sur 9cNutadtung iibcrluiea.
Bate einen MutbolIabruh 5ltr 6olge
3iifen runo on0crcr &Grm wllroer
loilt, unO idlieBli6 iprongHpon nu1
un0 Orobte, &ertugung 81 toroern
ipenm Die Sronlng nitt erbalter
meroen fonnte.
Nad Intunit ser YoIi5ei murOl
&pon's 9ei6llB ongCnOnmlen NM
oie Oroinonjen geben icBt oemStuot
Inrualt gu. GerieIbc miro lie bin
nen mcnigcn Sogen nit leinem Out
afIten 5llritdIhiden unO ooS Gon1lt(
miro Oonn meiter ii6er lie b%erntben.
Wopor@eapcr peranlaBte bellte OIL
Serbaftllng Oes Observation-Disclosures
Jranf $. &oUen, bon ser 3. @oro
inter ser Nntlu9e elmer Gonlpira.
ton sur 9ei6uinOclung Ser Staot
&open crid)ien Dor Dem Hidter 81
ie%nbrolut mo itellte $4,000 9iirg.
idoit fir elm ipeitcreS Gerbor an
ndditen Tonnerltag. Gr iii. beidul.
oigt, I'M @ioeripruh nit leincm Gir
oils Staotratbs . WitgIieo, on per.
idicoenen itGotiiden Gontruften in.
t~ereiiirt SIT iein. StootSienotor SuS.
y. Mic9ti6ol, einer ser 6iibrcr Der
republifoniihen Organization in@Sbi.
I%ooelpbio, lit Elm Mit9lieo Der Con.
trottoren . 6irnto, meldcr &oocn Ole
betrciienoen G%ontrofte in sic SGnoc
geipielt boben ioa. Gouen Iteat ieinc
SdulO III gbreoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-14
GtaDiirt 1850.
Wilbelnt $. 3einbarot,
Rr. 1bf3. NeH.QswIsvN.atvsAe

3ep'yort elaitiide 8r1AtaaSer,
Stue Sebes,
fcnIren 9ae rrb Na1t eefraeen merbea.
Aud Gart.0 8dnber,
ssI@e nte rotten. ieIbIt bet'm Baben ntAt
btetelben ft1b bon auen aerSten
befterlS er1ptotIen.
VI oerterttqt auf Befteuune, ipie nut Eager:
eGnlterbdnber, tntestelbSttntes,
pstAe nab @sIStiHea.Nrn@bxnber,
10 arrare'rt, nab feline aeebrten Ruben beftenS
a~utrieben eefteut finb.
nne Hru&bdnber, Baubaaen unb Snftru.
nienfe ivereeI sasenttrts ba6 Re lpofen. uni
ours @auberfte un6 Bette nnoefertiot.
Gas 1amsn ent 0tMneS
unter auil6t ION Maab. Neintarbt bor1orten.
aRA. 3eIecboa: GourtIant 1854.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-14
Grotcit acgen l5iijii
Souo h,o bunsSaeS Obi
ncicn @efebes.

ErGiiocnt Hooierelt belt ge'terrt
cine Goniercns nit etlpa 30 Mdt9lie'
bern ser Observation-Disclosures VII
location, meId,e Die 9aumlpolltertil'
Snouitrie uno ben giiel' uno Stabl'
&onoeI ser Ser. Stoaten pertretell.
9ic Geleaotion reid)ie eilreli tormellen
Eroteit geaen cine oerartl9e ai'sfilb'
rllne oes Observation-Disclosures
Elm, wic iic Den Grportbonoel nnIe-
res 9onoes nit China uttergraben
wiiroe. gs ,pnroc betont, Dab Die
SonoelS. Orgonifationer in China
orobcn, oie in amerifa labrl5lrter
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-06-20
Baltimore PrOyisiOns.
Stocks and Bonds.

New York, June 19.-The price
movement on the Stock Exchange to-
day followed the rule recently preva'
lent of reversing the direction of the
day before. There was no evidence OF
real life in the market, and the profess
slonal contingent did not venture to in
dulgc a hope that a progressive ex
pansion in activity was progressing
The tone of the market, however, wa
called good and the fact that the oc.
casional tentative operations on tn
part of the traders are on the buying
side helps to confirm confidence in the
stability of values. Such tentative oper-
ations today did not extend beyond
handful of favorite speculative stocks
A number of these were under the in
fiuence Of the reiterated predictions of
coming increase in the dividend dis
tribution for Reading. That stock it
elf was one of the moro active issues
and the move ment in Pennsylvania
was distinctly in sympathy. Union
Pacific came in for it's share in the
movement and the strength of United
States Steel preferred was of sympa-
thetic benefit to the whole list In
coming reports of gross earnings OF
railroads for the second week in June
showed the level we'll maintained
above last year in accord with the re-
CellIa IeluSDtN- nc W dfCilaS HWY
ment of prices in the grain market
from hour to hour made it difficult
70 draw predictions on the crop situa-
ton but weather conditions were re-
ported promising. The large increase
in loans shown by the Saturday bank
statement came in for discussion and
the explanation was offered that 1t
represented the placing of the pro-
ceeds of the Japanese loan subscription
which was shifted and re-deposited q
week ago. The money market con
tinued entirely unruffled although
preparations are making for the com
ing half yearly settlements. The clos
ing was made somewhat irregular by
slight profit-taking in railroad stocks.
Bonds irregular. Total sales (par
value) $3.05O000
Z. S. bonds were all unchanged or
call.
Total sales 202. 900 shares. including
\. G. L.. 200; Brooklyn Transit 10
900; c. &. O., LOO; Louicville an6
Nashville 1000: Metropolitan RAILWAY
$4,000; y. & w, 1900: Pennsylvania
22.500: Reading $4,000; Southern
Railway 400; Southern Railway pre-
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-06-20
Go Higher Up.

To the L fitor Allow me through
the columns { f your valuable paper to
sing your praises for your efforts in
Going up Higher" AS last week
closed up with one of the greatest
scandals marked on it's calendar while
as you say, only small portion of IT
had been unearthed, it is every law
abiding citizen s duty to the old State
Of North Carolina to use every effort II,
lids opcn-handed work of bTibing jur-
orr as has been done in the Gattis W.
Kilgo-Dukc case. The unsolicited af-
lection OF Rogers and SoTre1 in trying
to influence the jurors brings to mind
the great love of Damon and Pythias.
who sacrificed ones self for the other.
Now Rogers and Sorrell have sacrific-
cd themselves behind the prison bars
to suffer instead of tho one who
should wear the stripes of n convic'
the rest of his life. Rogers and Sorrcll
have shown their brOtheTly love for
Kilgo and Duke; now let the love fol-
mankind be shown towards them and
then we shall sec who is tho real ar
ticle i'm this base crime against the fair
and impartial administering of justice
and the laws.
We want the News. and Observer to
keep up its good ard grand work in
trying TO bring the real culprit 10 jus
ticc. and the NcX and Observer is to
be congratulated on the stand it has
taken and may it keep shouting, GO
up higher" till all is sifted to the bot
tom and the proper parties suffer-.
Very truly
F. II. BRIDGERS,
Wilson, \. c., June ] s, 1905.
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Notice of Sale.

Under and by virtue of the provi
sions of q mortgage deed executed f
me by T. Henry Dowd and G. f. DOVE
and registered in the Office of tn
Register of Deeds of Wake County il
of the Register of Deeds of Johnston
county. in Book j.. No. s, page 81
/ will expose to public sale on SatuI
day. the 10th day of July, 1905, at l.
O'Clock m, at the County Court Hous
door, i'm the city of Raleigh, all an
every the right, title interest and es
tate of the said =. Henry Dowd and {
=. Dowd, in and to a certain tract O
land lying partly in Wake County an'
partly in ohuston County and describ
ID as follows:
Beginning at a popular on Swift
Creek, Mrs. Wayland Dowd's corner
runs as her line north &c degrees cas-
Sj.25 chains to a stake on the ole
Raleigh and Smithfield road, Mrs
Wayiand Dowd's corner, thence dow
said road to q stake in the Outsid.
line of the original John Jones tract
thence as said line south l IL degree
west a. chains to hicnory ON tn.
Creek to the beginning, containing
30 acres more or less. being the trac
devised to Lydia M. David (noW de
ceased) wife of said c. f. Dowd, un
der the last will and testament of he
father DR.. J. II. Jones.
Terms of sale: Cash.
G. NJ. BUSBEE. Trustee.
June 7. 1906. L. d. S.
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NET LOSS SHOWN
BY FINAL PRICES
Cotton Moderately Act
i've, Sentiment Sways.
THE CROP IMPROVING
This is The General Sentiment OF Those
Sending in Private Reports. There
is No Evidence of Real
Life in The Stock
Market.
THE CROP IMPROVING
CRy the Associated Press.l


New York. June 19.-The cotton
market was moderately active with
sentiment unsettled and fluctuations
Irregular. Final prices showed net
loss of to points. The opening was
nrm at an advance of to 10 points
in response to higher cables than ex-
pected and renewal of local bull
support. But offerings. being encour-
aged by favorable weather, expecta-
tons of bearish weekly report at
noon tomorrow and reports that the
demand from spot shorts in the South
was deer easing, were heavy at the ad
vance, and prices soon began TO work
lower There were several rallies dur
ing the later trading. one of them car
Tying the market back to about the
high point of the morning; but the
close. while steady in tone. was at just
about the lowest of the session. Sales
of futures were estimated at $50. 600
bales. Private crop accounts continue
more or less conflicting, but the most
general opinion appears to be that
while high temperatures may be doing
rome damage the crop as a whole i
improving. In spite of the reports of
less active demand, Southern spot
markets as officially reported were un-
changed to 1-8c higher and interior
ports arc said to be willing to sell at
full prices only.
Receipts of cotton at the ports to-
day S.642 bales, against 1882 last
week and 2,270 last year. For the
week (estimated) 10000 bales against
1875 last week, and 1876 last year.
Today's receipts at New Orleans 5000
bales. against 1906 last year and at
Houston 2,447 bales. against $50 last
year.
New Iork June ia-Coiton spTH "a ct,
m q In
cling vulJ, 0 10 sales - Futures opens
firm and ICED stcad.
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REWARD.

The Standard Oil Company will pay
the sum of $1,000 for proof and infor.
nation sufficient to convict, and secur.
ing the conviction of the person or per
sons who robbed and burned it's sta
ton in Raleigh, n. G.. on the night O
May 10Th. This reward will be pair
Immediately to the person entitled t.
the same, upon the conviction of an!
person or persons of completely in tn
robbery of said station or in the burn.
ing of the same, or in the murder o.
the Waterman, Mr.. n. b. Strickland
This company will be liable for the
payment of this reward only upon the
of some person for one o
the said offences; and then only to the
person furnishing the proof resulting
in such conviction. Communication
should be addressed to
w. r. BARKSDALE, Manager,
Wilmington, n. G.
POU & FULLER, Attorneys.
Raleigh, n. Z.
May cath, 1905.
5-25-E. o. ID.
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Notice of Partnership Dissolution.

Notice is hereby given that the
partnership lately subsisting between
l.. G. Weathers and w. t. Utley, of
Raleigh Wake County, ". G, under
the fir mname of Weathers & Utley
and doing business at Nos. IL. Is and
ID Hargett street, was dissolved Oh
the 10th day of June, 1905, by mutual
consent. w. T. Utley retiring partner
having sold his interest in and to said
partnership, to l.. c. Weathers who
will continue the business under the
name of l.. G. Weathers, successor to
Weathers & Utley. All debts due the
said partnership. and those due by
them, will be settled with and by the
remaining partner, L. G. Weathers.
l.. G. WEATHERS.
Raleigh, N. c., June TO- 1905.
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New Orleans Cotton.

New Orleans June 19.-Spot cot
ton easier: but not quotably lower.
Sales 1.400 bales. Quotations I'M
changed.
Futures opened steady with the ac-
tive positions l to points up. Prices
were held down by the profit-t taking
of longs. Liverpool was good and the
weather map favorable. New York
opened firmer at an advance of from
to . points and Liverpool closed is
English points higher tnan last Thurs
DAYS finals. Notwithstanding numer-
Gus bullsh features the local market
had weak undertone and the trend
OF prices was distinctly downward.
July opened 3 points up at 902 and
then gradually declined to S.84. The
market closed dull at about the bottom
figures of the session. the list showing
net losses of Is to L ) points.