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The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-01-27

ness, slccplcssncss. melancholy, all
gone "nnd "wantto-bc.lcf,-alonc" feel
ings. they should remember there H. n
tried and true remedy.
The follow ing letters cannot fail TO
bring hope 20 dcspalring women.
Mrs. Fred scydci. 4ie n. Saith Street.
West Philadelphia. Pa writes;
Dear MrS. Pinkhsmi-.
q" wa In y very soriou. condition when I
wry'e 10 yvu for advice. had a ,crious womb
and ovarian trouble and ] could not carry .
child b. maturity, ani whs advised that an
operation was my only hor- q recovery.
tai, 10 wrote you for advice. I did a. you In.
structed me and took Lydia y. finkhan's
Vegetable Compound, ] am not onlyA
well woman TODAY Tut have \ hrau'iful tally
girl Ma months OIL aivis- all sick aud
suffering women o. Writ you Tor advice. -
you have dom. ~ much for me
Miss Ruby M~ushrush. Of East
Chicago, Ind. writes;
Dear Mr. pinkham.-
~ have t-cna great sufferer with irregular
menstrua,ion and ovarian trouble, and at.ut
thr-' mouths ngo the doctnr' after angthe
N-ilav on mo, sait | hal an aire-S on the
ovarie- anl wUali have 20 have an OPERATION.
My mother wnniei me 10 try Lydia b. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound ~ a last r~nrt,
and Il not only ssv-i me frfn an oIrration
but male mc entirely we'll"
Lydia T. T. nkham's Vegetable Com.
pound NJ once remove such troubles.
Refuse To buy any other medicine. for
you need the best.
Mrs. Pinkham invites all sick women
TO write her for advice Hcradvicc and
medicine have restored thousands to
health. Address, Lynn, Mass.
GnoeasAs lhaea O4heea Ean
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-01-27
World Il Good Enough.

II some people had their way the
earth and all II contains would have
TO be made over TO suit their ideas.
The better way is to make the best Of
things as they are and not fret about
things we are powerless TO change.
This old world IN good enough the
way II Is for most OF us.-Oakvills
(Wash.) Cruiser.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-01-27

The United States army OF the fu.
tnre will include a command OF Jap
anese soldiers. They will not come
from the armies witch are fighting In
the far east, but will be enrolled from
japanese citizens In the Sandwich
Islands Lahore Tribune.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-01-27

my work." remarked the bald.headed
dentist, lis 90 painless that my patients
:: .i'; ..I i:ll asleep in the chair while ! am
Huh, that's nothins!" retorted HE
rival. MY patients nearly all insist on
having their pictures taken while am Of
work, In order 10 catch the expression Of
delight on their fsccs."-Chicsgo Daily
News.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-01-27

Fir i-cien Graft. Fis :-nud Graft
secure this union. The nature ~ the
union II generally understood 10 deter
mine the whole success or failure 81 the
rraft These phrases. good unions and
poor unions. are common In horticulture,
yet their significance 10 generally IN
known. The facts are often wrongly
guessed and the whole nature of the mat.
ter ~ times essentially misunderstood.
1, II pointed out by Prof Waugh that
In hcrbaceous grafting twhere soft
growing parts are uscdl there Is no gen.
cral comminfilng OF the cells Of scion
aud stock as has been popularity lmag-
incd. The original scion and the origin.
al stock remain to the end of their ex-
istcnce very largely separate and dis
tlnct. DiSrcgarding for n moment the
very thin cambium one the stock and
scion are made ~ wholly OF dead wood
and bark. with perfectly negligible ex.
eeptions the cells are all dead, totally
and forever II IL absolutely impossible
fer them TO grow or 10 unite with any
thinr. One might as well talk Of max.
ing a lead pencil unite with q ponholier
or a neckyoke with a sineletree. The
" may be glued together. waxed to.
gcthcr. tied together. but they can never
unite.
The thin sheet ~ cambium. lying be-
tween the bark and the wood. IL the only
portion OF the tree stem which h really
alive, the only portion which ran grow
and Il therefore the part where we must
look for the beginning of The Rraf, union.
Note Flg. !, which IL "a diagram Of q cleft
sraft three years old The black por-
lions represent the wood " the original
scion and stock. the white portions
three annual layers Of wood which have
grown since the graft was made.
Fig. . shows diaeramn,lcally the
growth Of 4 bud when set upon a stock.
The black portion represents N. wood
Of the stock. the shaded portion the bud
or scion and the white portion three an.
nnal layers OF growth which have been
put On since the bud was set. In this
ease. as with the common graft. the lay.
yrs Of the new growth are continuous.
running from top TO bottom without An,
break at the plane OF junction.
II the normal union Of scion and stock
Is made OF such complete and continuous
cylinders OF annual growth rs above
mentioned. n will naturally ask the
reasons for the unsuccessful unions. The
answer IL not an altogether easy one.
We may approach II by saying thai
when the two members are unlike In ma
ture and In some way physiologically In.
fnnlnlflhlA lha u.nl Inga mot heal .au1-
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-01-27
Something Immense.

The imperial post In Germany require
for lts service i25ii railway trains
daily. In a year these trains traverse
?si.Ooo goo kilomcters. or about the dis.
lance between the earth aud the sun.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-01-27
Sublime to Ridiculous.

Occasionally u woman marries her
ideal man. hut II IL only a matter Of tlmo
until her air castle Is transformed intos
nat Chicago Daily News.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-01-27

stranger--You advertise suburban 1sts
q stone's throw from the station"
Aeent-Yss. sir. Have you seen The
II have. nm the marS,ger Of Darpsm
the man who threw that stone. lie eaa
have any salary lac wants."-Clevsland
Leader.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-01-27
What's Man 20 Dop

The average woman thinks it's Just
horrid II her husband is Jealous OF her.
and Just horrld II he isn't. ~ there you
are-N. Y. Times.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-01-27
Artificial Waves.

A. Munich a large swimming bath has
been fitted with a motor. connected with
. coniriyance which creates IL perfectly
natural looking sea waves a minute.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-01-27

Our butter-making Industry has no,
kept pace with u manufacturing ID
other lines
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-01-27

There never was any heart truly grea,
and generous that was not also tender aud
rompaSslonatr.-South
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-01-27

A Guaranteed Cure for Piles.
Itching, blind. Bleeding or Protruding Piles.
Your druggist win refund msney II PAfo
OINTMENT isiis 70 cure In Q 10 u days. 6oc.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-01-27

Gold cash, what a warm hearted com,
panion thou art!-N. q. Pica,une.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-01-27

The .eandalw9nSer is Away. sure u an
audience y. Y. fimes.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-01-27

II IL a fac, that Wak,felds Cough
syrup will positively cure the worst
Coughs, Colds aud Group and irst stages
thousands ct homes for 20 years.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-01-27
QNW@

Salfcr Seeds have q national reputation
A. the earliest. finest, choices, the earth
produces. They will send you their Bug
plant and seed e~aialos. together With
enough seed to grow
1000 fine. solid Cabbascs.
1850 rich. juicy Turnips,
goo blanchins. nut,y Celery,
2.Ooo rich. butt.ty Lettuce.
1000 splendid Onions.
1000 rare. luscious RAdishes.
1000 slofiou.ly brilliant Flowers.
This great offer j. made In order 90 In.
ducc you 30 try their warranted seeds
for when you once plant them you will
grow no others, and
ALL o prT Ice POSTAGE.
providing you will return this notice. and
Il you Will send them 20 IN postage. they
will add 70 the above a bis package Of the
earliest Sweet Corn on earth-Salyer's
Fourth Of July-fully 10 days earlier than
Cory. Peep o Day. etc. etc. TX. IL
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-01-27

A married man always rcscnt- advice
from a bachelor y. y. Tines.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-01-27
ALI. ron NIT ice POSTAGE,

When Vanity enters AT the front door
Reason steals. out the back way chicago
nrDund nnnnI
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-01-27

You cannot, convince without eonus,
ton.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-01-27

10000 Plants for Toe.
This Is a remarkable offer the John A.
salxer Seed Co, La Crosse, Wis. makes.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-01-27

Lydia e piskhams Vegetable Csapsund Ssneeds Where Others Fall.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-27
,iapon nno Scmtidjlano.

lleber Den llmihfpnng, Der iih iii
Der offentIiden Weinung Sopor&
5l 8uiIten NcutihIono's ncllcrOinga
poll5ogen, miro Der sSrunffurtcr
3citlin9" aus Dofoboma berid)tCt:
Sbotiod)e lit, bab bieier llmlhmumg
5eitllt ct,pns nit Der anfunft ocS
Erin5en Ariiuaapa in Berlin ST.
lommenfollt Nber fur5 porber
iuarcn bod, onocrc Tingc puliirt, Die
oos iopuniidc 9cplibtiein etpaS &c.
lpcdt hobcn biiritcfl. Sicrber gcbort
Dor aGcm Der lnnae Hufentbolt unO
Die llnterltilbung. ole Die boItiltc
Nlotie inter RoicihpcitsfI in Oct
Saicn oeS iranSoiiid)en Snood)ina
Iano. Gicie Eorteinabnle bat bic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-27
Hnflano's Iinanslaac.

Der omtlihe 9eriht ocS rniiiifen
Sinon5miniiters bon aofolpSoif ilber
Dos 5inon5iobr 1904 lic9t nllnmebr
Dor, mo Die in oieiein 9erift cntbol.
tenen 3oblen mo Gotcn Iiefern ooer
ioIlen ben @elpeiS liefern, buB Die 81.
non5froit oes rniliihen Heifcs troB
ocs ariegcs beltte nod poaig intaft
lit. @enn mo oiib gut tbitt, butter
pcridiebencn Observation-Disclosures II.
grrongirungen Die ,Sono zines ges
ihidten Siian5mnhers 81 c%rfennen.
10 miiiicn bod, Ole angegehfncn 3obs
len lttb Wertbe als bona fioe" gege-
ben ongenommcn merbcn.
Nad) oieiem 9crid)t NOR Der @olo.
Sorratb oes Gcides gnoe 1904, nit
benz Stanoc onl SdIuB oes porber-
9egangencu Sabres pergliden, mn
T.3 Wiaionen unb Der @%olobeitano
Der Heifsbonf nao oes 5isfus INN
ISL Miaionen &u5el g%eitiegen. Gnoe
1908 itellte lid Der 0aorbeitnub ON
8oIo alif 1858, am 1. Slili 1904 auf
1881 Wiqionen &ubel. itnb am s, &c.
5enlber 1904 batte lihIocr 0Sfo-0ors
roth Der Mcid)sbunf mnh Der &eihs-
rciltci I'M @ergitidj an Der Sobc oicicr
@cierpc an 1. Snli 1904 nidlt pcrmiu-
Nprf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-27
t5nr Sen .eonnfaus.g orrcrpouocnten e,
Mciieplamoerei.

2ciber babe ih feline brobtloie Ser.
binbung nit baltimore. iuie 10 man.
der ~beriibnnter Autor. mo merocn
lid Die luertbe6 4eier NIT einem Der
ipatcten Heiicbtrfd)f frHhiiaen miii-
icn. &iin, cs foiuint ipobI oilt Sltr
red,ten 3cit, ba mcine S5eanreiie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-27

Gnoe beS Sobres 1904 befdhben iid)
im Gerfebr S27:9 WiQionen Gubel
GreoitbiQete, ipofiIr aaein in Der
H~eid)sbonf @olo in Der S0be bon
1922 Milioncn Hubel nls 9edung
borbanben ln16. "a oos rlllliibe @e-
let iiir Greoitbrie'e i'm 8ert6e bon
S2I9 Wtilionen Hrlbel einen permn.
i1erlten olozgoorbcitono bon minoe.
items 527.9 Milionen iorocrt, 10 bleibt
lnlliler nod Der GeihSbotd allein Elm
Netto-lleberlfuB BON 491.t MiaiD.
men Hubel. "a
Mos Den 8olobeitanb ser Neids-
banf onbetrlfft, 10 ipor i'm MpriEt9O5
cine lpeiterc Grbobunga bon 2o,S 6S,.
POI &ubel 81 per5eifnen, suhen be-
fonben iid) in beng haBfommeru Der
HeihSbanf S5,6To536 Mubel on Gre.
oitbiQctcn. 9o3 @utboben oes rlri.
iiifen Stootes bel Der. Staotsbonf
bate lid om %. Npril 1905 bon 81.
023,iSi olli 16t, 1885 Hilbei &c.
lteigert. a,rtF"h ,fay
9ic orbentlihcn Ginnobmen belle
len lid olf 20t7 Willionen Hubel. 81
UtiQionen mebr, oils neronIflugt,
MIR If Wtilionen ipcniaer, .ols, lin
Sabre 1903, uno 111Willionen mebr,
ols inn Sabre 1902. Gie orbentli6c
IuSgoben itcutcn lid orf 1910 Otil:
lioncrl, 10 OoB ein ginnobmey lleber.
ifuB bon f07 Willionen Gllbel iibrtg
blieb. 9ieiCr lleberifuB lit nit an
0eren INSTRUMENTATION Ginnabn1eit,
3uionmct in Sobc BON 922 Winio.
ner, sur .Sedung besa Grtroorsinns
RUNS lit Sobc BON SOB Wtiuioner1.
in peld)em 6ll Wiaiouen fiirarie9s.
3lpcde e~ltbolteu moreH, geoedt nor.
Den. IS ocrblicben olio anfanas oeS
Sobres 1906, obne Den Grtraa Der A.
%proSentigen Inleibe. nod 119 Vtil-
lionen Tubcl oil freien Heltbetr0gen.
Ser @rport Rublonb'S bot in ocm
lebten 1inon5iobre gegcll ooS Sor'
iobr nm SO Wiaionen Hubcl Iif or.
bobt, Der Smport cinenHiid9ona bon
Is MiQionen criobrcn, bod miner
nod ben 9urhidynitt oeS Grports
ser lebten brei Sabre unt 2S.7 Wtils
lioncn RubeI iibcrlticgen.
9cScidneno limo obcr olldl Die In'
gobeu iiber bic Ginlogcn III oet
Staut& Sporfoiicn. ESm Sabre 1908
iteilteu iih bicie GinIqgen AM 1928
Wiaiorcn Hubel. unb bo$ NOR Der
bis oobin lhoditc Stonb lett them DC
itcben Der Stuats fSpnrfnlien. Sn
DEN critcn scbr Monoicn oeS Sobrr@
1901 mitd,ien Die Ginlo9en ober Iillrl
neiterc 3d. Wfiuionenr,t
Wun bari nun BET Der Scuribei'
lung ioc3 uagcmcinen SoltSmoHl'
itonocs nidt iibericberl ooB Die Boz
fonmtniiic I'M %ISnrern HnBlono's &C.
ro0c luobrcnb bieicS SnhreS cine nm
gcbcucre neutrality-suspicious. Sh0oigung
Sllr 6olgc gebobt boben, man mlB
ober bod ocn ongegcbcnen 3ablcr
gcgcuilber ocu Yeilimismns mas
ocn Stono ber rn'iildcn Sinon5Gt
onbctriiit, fir nnbe9riinoct, 'jcbeu'
ioaS fiir ii6crtrieben crodlten. 9Io'
her bat Hublonb nod nift, mic So
pan, notbig ge6obt, midltige StoutSs
G%innobmcn 81 perpiGnocn, eS iroet
lid oleroings, pie mett oosTertru,l.
Ell Der internotionolcn SinnlS 5il Der
iinon5icacn Sntegritot IuBlono'8
audi in Der 3ufunit gcben miro.
aenn5cihneno fir bic Stimmnng IN
HuBlonO ielbIt lit Die belitigc Mel;
Dung ooB cs nit Der 3eihnllng Der.
ncllcn inncrcngnlcibe 1iiBerit bopert,
org. StS5tg.)i
HntufonNta tUrf;sd,r WcArr VI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-27
Die pradtigcn Eort Sepoiii. nno
8., Vcttrrton i. GrfnrliDncn.

SerrIide eeercric'n n, Scbir9S anIidten, bic
ete Ireen. yidts fortmt Dem St3nuebu1lus
ttoer gIeit. Reiterfun 1T Elm pupuIdrcr NldB.
@tpbe reiIe SoteIs. gtles utbntct Arbe llno
SortlGri: BIC %teinttc1 eeIie teltntc1 e,cle
banlla." Seoer 9ieniing. Sonneriinq Il. Shnts
iide ur 1 libr 9iatmitiaes. 6udfunit UNI
kti tlbr gbertos. Wliiipohs uno Gamltng5
nm 8 ubr 8orm. Riidfunfi iini 8 tbr IbcHos.
Wittiuodsz s~iuSfIiiee a~eiintten ~ Sinnoc Uni.
enibuIt In Bort Sepplit 8um gfeiuh Der prd6,
tigcr TnIa9en oeS ~1oncsS uiiitutS." 2ubr.
farteR soc. liob8eiien soc.
Suni23, 9&S-) ,r.., .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-27
8rpb.Meiiters.
Spj. Is. Shlctfer.

Scnneritda Gndmittaa I libr iturb mad Iduqc
rem petoen 3ei. e, Sdbietfer int sitter pon 90
lohten. Die Beeroiatna finoet Senntaa, y}nd.
mittdge } ubr. bonn 3ruuerbduie. VT. 636. &cit,
Saittmcrc' strabe. ans itutt, Su meIder Srcunoc
nto Ncfantie eingeldoeH ftno.
Ttc tranernben Siuterblicbeutn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-27
2puhpu 8 l,arf.

Ter baaptfdhlihite 1rirhbei in g'altimprr.
artni: 300 Ndtr. Snlniefpahrsneer ebattrr.
aeIo bon 1lleH Siaoiibctlcn. Strnbfnbdbus
@uaapns %pdfiirCu ocn 0mupieinnunq alle brei
Miniiicr. A,1rmCS gSuricSimHcr fir GDIde,
bic ben 5ricbbof bel taubem lBcitcr beiitden.
gcardbniBplnke 3u ic6r mdbiqet BrcIien,
t1nniili6 inter fnrtpd6rCuncr GIlcqe.
0irsan: sr. II, yeit'S Saratoga StraEe.
Can6-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-27
lorraine.

Walertfh = Yurfartig - Srirbfidl.
We'tli6 bon Ndfbroo! cin mo cine babe
WeiIc. NenIet Die init 9iolubGiinn beseidneie
Nortbs Ipenne49nr. Sreic auii6en yfu6initin15
ant Terminus. Frciie bon Eegr1bniHpldeen iebt
Gntnn 223. @Grean: Tranilim. uuo N~iuoior.
Hpaos. gerfanst Sroifire. (Uiai4 .tS.2&5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-27

9ipbIe 8ranos, sefretdrc, Gbief. Vutriards
iiito Sertbee Der Yugeu itlo Gnrampmrnte. ioiuic
ole Fatrtardl Wtlttante oes Stautes Midrblauo
lperoeit b~teroirt aifaetoroert. elner SerIamms
lliIi9 I'm 2enpel oes punnbbnneigen Sroens Der
Zoo BELLOWS" WaUntag, Mbenos 8 ltbr. beiSu.
ipobref. nm ARRANGEMENTS fir ole Neeroiguna
%llitletes oeritcrbcnen @rlibers Suhn ". Cones
5h %irettet.
An Tuftrdge pes
$40 (yruk.W leifterS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-27
1phn 81. Suncs.

Go iturb am 20. Gluamit 1905 in ieircr Ietien
8obmii9. yir. b20, Aoros @llmors StrutF. Sohu
W. 3uuce, geltebter Sutic Der oeritorbenen,
WtnrtbG VI. SONGS. Sern1note uni Sreunoc
Der 5nn1ilie. ionic ale WiitaIieoer Der ID. o.
.. Z" ine uitoerer @etcuffoiteft itno ubtnna5s
boll et1pelnocn. Der 9eeroignna bei5uiuobnen.
weItbe Wittluadl, Gadntttua5 3 ltbr, pont
~. {. Z. T.",Stmpei, Cathedral mo Surns
togo Str1Be. aus iidttfiuoet.
Sic ueberre'te iperoen bon Sienitde, giddbs
niitiaae , llbr. an int lempcl uufqcbdbrt fein.
2Soble 8runbe. Seiret1re. Gbief Fntrinrbs uno
Scribee. itne er'ntt, iih unr Wtotto9. slbenos
8 lbr. I'M 3. :. Z. 6."slempel 81 %periummeln.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-27

g%ciporocn, uno 0orltttt Celia. Aloe,
tieigriinc @1lOcr mo itcrnumtran5te
NCrac.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-27
Baltimore Ecmctcru.

BRrrau: Gt. 344. Tprossbarlcs .StIabs,
gegrdbnibpgdte gum 4erfuuf = boii $26 nm,
nit Aiarntcrpfoiten Gbgearen5t, $50 plds
fir bier 8rdbcr. (Snnt6.tO =
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-27
IcfniiIhif gtr5eiscn.

Son %nnferen 5nbrifen in Bremeu mo 3obd
cripple nno Snaornple Giiig.
&eIibcriibmt! lluilberirctfIi6! @66fte Stdrfc
mo Nromal
&uiicr 8 WaiIcr.
5ritbe SilnIng, brett bon Der beriibmtcn
Gueue In Nir 9nzGbupclle.
Eas grbbte Eager bon. y. 9eDe2 rerIomrIirtcn
Seuliiobns.
Trco'f Wartin @u0mauu,
Sntpnrteur. Gr. 703. yiorosGurroltori gt0enlte.
tGne24 .3Diie)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-27
Sp0cSfGQc.

9m ~. 9lItguii 2uaiie e. Srtmanu.
Vim -. Iuguit Amalia I. Wiener. rs Sab
oIt r
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-27

NumlanO'S tiirfiidc 0GScr.
6aniinble' Sebdmos, Yptnmt sssen. etets oiieu.
IAunpO-A - - Z ~ -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-27

Ginc OorSii9lidjc 8clc9cnbeit.
Slnge Sutncn. ipeI6c baS Sclertlc 2nhrcus
Gdnci6crfbitem uuh Ilciocrmndbep 8u crlcrrtcn
nliitldD CT, ioutcn rtdbi pcricblen, ctt Seiudb Inn
WitgIieofdnfi Der aluile int Der
6cicttic observation-disclosures diule
einSureiden. Nue. Die iil iebi ais MilipIieo'r
oer SepientbcrsSl unfnliebeit. iUnncH ltd Den
~Itberulcn 8dbnit III 9tnte mndell.
gSeeen IlSfinft etc. menbe man imb oocr
fd,reibe an Wrs. W. Subcr. Tr. 302, Sarit.Sura.
tugn-. Ode SupurosStrubc. (276-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-27

Same in &aitcn nno S0pisM
Smmereriin adcr Iri in aiiten mo Inpfen
ipiro fir Sefornitonsircdc ac~Iic'rrt. Wtcttc
Sntcctictoes uno Srtefieutoeicr nCriliNru lfuae,
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United States Government Bonds.
Cotton Market.

Reported by Dick Bros. & O., mem bsrs of New York Stock and Cotton Ex- changes. Branch office. SS Center Street.
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Amount of Interest PaIpaBIy Declines
 from That of Last Week.

Amount of Interest PaIpabIy Declines
 from That of Last Week.
 New York, April 10.-A few stocks were aggresslvely strong in to-day's market, but their sympathetic influence on the rest of the list was moderate.
 The spctty upward movement served to overcome to large extent the positive weakness which showed during the first hour of the trading, but the amount of interest in the market palpably declin- ed from that manifested last week. The movement became sluggish and narrow, and the volume of dealings fell off con siderably, and weakness was renewed in the late market. The Northern Se- curity situation again resumed a prom inent position in the days market, the impelling cause being the jump in that stock itself on the curb to a new high record of 169 3-4. At the same time Great Northern preferred on. the stock exchange shot up to new record price at 323. The movements stimulated an active demand for Union Pacific. The immediate cause of the movement in Northern Securities was a rumor that a liberal cash dividend would be dis tributed in connection with the redis- tribution of the assets of the corpora ton. This rumor was denied. The days fayorite form of the opposed Union Pa. cific project was the purchase of con trolling interest in Atchison, and that stock was benefited accordingly. St. Paul moved as usual in sympathy. New York Central and the Northwestern stocks on the contrary were rather
 heavy. There was a striking move ment also in Amalgamated Copper on vague intimations of a proposed in- crease in the dividend rate. United | States Steel preferred was under re- strain to-day with free feeding of the demand whenever the price approach | ed the closing level of last week. Read | ing made some special show of strength in company with Delaware & Hudson, l but the movement did not extend fur ther in the group of coalers. Conjecture was busy during. the day over the con dition to be shown by the government report of the winter wheat crop. The report was not published during the hours of trading, but expectation was very confident of its favorable charac- ter, owing to the high condition report ed recently by. authorities of the diff ferent states. This was an influence in keeping down the price of wheat, as it
 was of holding up the price of the granger railroad stocks. Money contin- | ued rather firm and lent on call again l at per cent. The days rather labor | ious and uneven strength was uncon- vincing to sentiment and gave place to an abrupt reaction in the last half hour. The unloading of stocks was sup
 posed to be due in part to the unset
 clement in the Chicago wheat market. The closing was irregular.
 Bonds were about steady to-day. To- tai sales, par value. $3,7O000O. United States bonds were all unchanged on call. .- --,- <
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Closing Prices.

The following are the closing prices reported by Prince & Whitely. Bankers and Brokers, 25 Broadway. New York. and 15 Center street, New Haven, Conn.,:
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Three Times, To-morrow, Thurxdsx. hatinee and Night, Melville B. Ray monds big New York success. BUSTER BhOWN, with Master Gabriel as Buster and 60 others. rices-Matinee, 25c. 5oe, 75c. S1; Nights, 25c, soc, 75c, s1. $1.50. Seats now on sale.
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Consolidated Stock Exchange.

Reported over private wire by V. B. Smith & Co., 71 Broadway, N. r.; New Haven office, $40 Chapel street. Nor- man A. Tanner, Manager.
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Friday, Saturday and Saturday sfat- lnee-Charles B. Dillingham; presenTs the distinguished Prima Donna. FRIT- ZI SCHEFF, in Von Suppe.s brilliant operas, Fatinitza (Friday eve, Saturday matlneel, .BOccaeio (Saturday nfght5, Prices-Matinee 25c, soc, 75c, s1, si .s0l Evening, soc, 75c, S1, S1.50, g.. Seats on sale tomorrow. -
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Emtertain,uents.
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 THEATRE

TO-night-GRACE GEORGE. Re- freshing play. ABIGAIL. Original cast, together with the big production. Prices-25c, soc, 75c, s1, s1.5e.