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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-04
ASe>inatcs EN- TurQu1a

Tifijs, - de Julio,-Las tropas del
Sultan encarQadss dc recaudar los i'm
pueStos en- Ia Armenia Turca han CO.
a2etjdo grandes atrocidades. Pasaron
a cuchi,lo casi toda la poblaci6n de la
ciudad 3e Van, destruyendo las casas
ultra jaado las mujeres y conduci6nl
dose como bestias feroces.
En- Etmiadzin la~capital ecclesiastical
de Armenia, los tartaros atacafon el
astcrjo y la esidencia del patriar-
ca &cmec.c. Una fu rza de cosacos
cay6 sob~e Ics tartaroS y 'os puso er
fuga, -ausdndo!es bajas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-04
.Buena nOtiCia

En- cl antique y muy acreditado es-
tablecimiento Bazaar de ropa hecha y
Sastreria dc r. Monies, SO acaba do
recibir I'm immense surtido de CAST
mires ingleses franceses, los que
ofrece su numerosa Clientela y al
p1blico en- general.
En- ropa hecha tambien hay Tin ex-
tense surtido de elegantes trajes, loz
que Sc detallan desde 81 4 $I4 Cuen-
ia tambien Ell Bazaar con un surtido de
abrigos para caballeros nif1os, propios
para viajes, gorras. camisas, cuellos,
punos, tfrantes, cinturones, ligas, cal
zoncilIlos. corbatas, medias, y muchOa
mas artfculos del ramo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-04
PARA CIGARRILLOS

En- el BOLETIN MERcANTIL hay cons
sante existeneia de papel para ciga-
rrillos *n1arca LA Cubanit2 esme-
q adam ente c0rtadc
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-04
A. GAOS &:Co.
--:COM MISIONISTAS:--
SAN JUAN DE PUERTO RICO.

Un del bien CHAM
PAGNE "MUMM' 0dos soctado WHO'S DEL
RHYN de P J. VALCKENBERG, del COGNAC OTARD DUPUY
el mas WHISKY "MONTAIN DEW
e reter1do oda lngaea todos los Esdos UnidoS
Pdase siempre el famoso CHAMPAGNE "MUMM -!
Soltense sempre los sabrosos WHO'S DEL RT1YN, de
ii Tomad ell "MONTAIN ., que es sempre ell
meor !!
iii Exijase Ell BRANDY "OTARD DUPUY" Sc quedara
tisfecho :!
Solictense prcos Estamos sumnisraros
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-04
vApoREs NuesTRA CONSERVATION

Sali6 de Barcelona. Ell 50 del pro
ximo pasado, para el Mediterraneo
Can3rias, este puerto, Mayagdez
norcc, Santiago de Cuba, Habana =
New Orleans.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-04

Esta 4 Ia carga Il Barcelona de
donde saldra e1 Ie del corricntc para
ell Mcditcrraneo, Cauarias este puer,
to Ponce. Santiago de Cute, Habana
MQtanzas y New Orleans.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-04


paran La Daily
)iado Daily except Sundays Daio,
day only Domingo solamente
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-04

J. R. TENNENT Limited Glasgow Fabricanes de slas
afamadas cervezas inglesas roja
7. p. BUSS FLOUR MILL de St. Louis Mo.
Nonos de las renombradas marea de 2na$ de g0 NUES
IRA AMIGA, "PATENTE NQUIEROO'.
FRANCISCO CINEANO & Co. de Torno,
Fabrcantca acrodiado Vermont, cajas de 12tt
24I2 boteias MADEIRA
l. w. WUpPERMANN, dc New York, Agencia de Trinidad
egftimo anargo de AngoStura del Dr. Sieger,
HARTRAM BROS, dc New York,
Fabricanes Municipalities 'VAcA "DEL1cosA
"MON0GRAM,"
Constante surtido de producos espanoles del pals
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-04
AGENTES de los Vaporss hasaldntcos do
PINILLOS. IZQUIERDo Yeo, De eADEg.

VA FOLCH & o.. DE BARCELONA
y oe THE TWEEDIE TRADING Co., vapores noruegos
entire Argentina Uruguay Puerto Rico Cuba Estados Undo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-23
Htchinnrflc.

Gbicoqo, -. Nuguit. Die
3ufubr bon HinOpicb bc5itierte lid
ouf 81 ,0G0Stiid; b0dIfer Treis G.75,
nieorigltcr 300. Sdylpcine longten
25.0CO an; G0ditcr Ercis $50, nicO.
ri0Iter $50. Shuoie muroen 22,OO0
5ugcfii6rt; b0ditcr Greis $50, nicO,
rigitcr 4.25; S0nlcr 6rodtcn 600 bis
500.
union. 0 d.D urb@ Gitts.
burg, 80, -. Nuguit. = Gle &ino.
bieb5uiubr mar lcid)t un6 Der Morft
itctig; b0djitcr Frcia G.15, nieorig.
iter 80. Ger SdApeinemorft mar
oftip; 66ditcr Frcia 7.G5, nicorigItcr
800. Scr Morft in Sdoofcn lpor
ilon; G6ditcr EreiS 5.75 nicoriaitcr
2.50; &dnlmer 800 bis 500.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-23
Staot Baltimore.

TuS etdlcnbcQGngui
BON Tyrou W}orp 6clih, @ittpc BON
Srn. &orl 6elih, mclhc am WtoitoG
in Ser @p6nrng ibrcr (o6tcr, 6rou
Smitb, in 6eocrol9burg Mo. NO
iclbit lie ST 9cilrh mciltc, it0rb, fono
ocltcrn uDnt Union @ubnboic, no
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-23
Su1u Sran5's rNdfrr.pcrberas,"

@en. @iiulbcr IT,. 9railsGo.0 Nicr am
2upf. gSurmcr gulih bon IL bis 1 llbr
gid0mittagS. NIue ocntlbcu Nddcr liu0
gum lclube cingcla0cH &. K R.sIcles
pDun - 81. lSnul S352 VI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-23
3u O%erfaufeu.
Rn u~erfnufcil


NtlbtnR Chores an Gurtia' Vat, Srrnacc ODER
H'nrltD Grtci. Gina > Tdcr NrOG. nit 1Sulicrs
front. @CuitNcuo lin 6uuo uHo SGrlCn; puiicuo
I'M Nilbucrjubt oocr Observation-Disclosures uNcr
@lcinopli tto &luiciliilht. VIM it ncrCiubus
telloc ycotllulprl Htcrrc Is. SuaaI u Nc
pDCtu, Hr. Ii, Sits"rriugtDus~ trnfc.
l~Nu022iMi)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-23
Yui6cfOrocrumg mad BEN TmSlunoc,

Gic ou$I1notihc &oIt fir Die am
%, Nltguit cn0cn0c @od)c ihlicBt IN
alien 6Gacn piinftIit, in Sahptbit'
lcou mie iol0t:
Tic Eodct-FOt lit t1gGih bon 8
llbr W~tor0cns bis 5 llbr Nohnrittu8S
oiien mlSgcnonrmcn SomtaGS.
Ole Eodctpoit nob Ge@ti6IanO
idIicBt nm ) llbr )todnIittogS an
20. NuNuit nod @robbritomnicn ma
SrIanO Gicnitog5 rmO 6rcjtog5 I'm
8 llbr No6mittaga
Sampler in0rcn bon NCu : gOrt
ob, ipcrm ni6t ouOCripcitig ongC0c.
ben.
Gran8 atlantic DE y 0 It.
6rcituH - I llbr NbcnO2, iiir Gll'
ropo, per Cnmpirr r9Icp Dort. pio
Elnmout6 uno G6crbourg (SuIt iiir
5rIuuO muB per 2onpicr o9icr,
9ort" o0rciirt icin) 10 llbr Nbcno5
iiir Guropu, per Gompicr oGtrltrio"
pin Queenstown.
EoIt mad GiiO. unb Cen.
ira! Nmcritu, @clts
Sn0icH etc.
Eonucritua - 10 ltbr Nbcno@, fir
6ortilnc &3lnno mo &omoicn, per
Compiler o%irQinio" (cbcnio ipc5ieI
oOrciirtc 9rieIc iiir Banana rnO Oic
aonol . 3onc nit 0emicl6cn Gam'
picr); iiir ole @o6oluo . &nieln, per
Tompicr o9ucutan."
6rcituN - 10 lt6r Tbcn08, iijr
RcuirnOlonO, per Compiler y9toia.
lin0;" iiir Curacao, &cncjucIo mb
Colombia, per Compiler D3ulio;"
fir 4|orto Nico, per Gompicr oGOo.
mo-" piu Son Suon; iiir Wortini'
que ut0 Nlliono, per Camper 30
%liarnun;" fir Tominicu, 81. Sbu.
mas unO ct. Groir, per Compiler
~Griniouo;" iiir 6ortunc ISLANDS, a
moico ul0 Colombia, per 0ompter
ySibiriu;" fir @orba0oS unO Noro'
9ruiilicn. per Compiler oWturatbcn'
Ic," pio nara mo Wonoo8.
Sic Boit nod NeufunoIanh, pio
@orO. Sidney mo nod IiqpcIon, bia
Bolton, id)lieBt bier tGglid] nm 3 llbr
Nodnlittog9; nod Cuba, nio Eompo,
tGQIidJ I'M I llbr Nu6mittog9; mad
Gotta Hico, &on0araS (SitfiiItc). Hi.
corogltu (OItfiiitc) unb @llotanoIo,
bia NclusS Orleans, t6gli6 lna 10 ltGr
9(bcno3; nod Mcrico Gitp toNIidJ I'M
, llbr Nodmitto0s unO 10 llGr
Abeno3.
GranS.Y It.
Eoit iiir Somoii, pio Son 6ron.
5iaCo, idlicBt bicr t0gIih bis sum p.
Auglllt 10 ltbr Nben0@; iitr &opalL
&orcu mo Gbinu, Oia &nncounCr,
tdglid 7 llbr &lbcn0a, bis 3lm 81.
AilgllIt; iiir gtcu SeclonO, 2Un.
Itralicn, Ncu GuIeOonien, Somou
uno &nuoii, pia Gon 6~ronBiSco, bis
gum 81. Auguit t6gli6 INN 10 llDt
Nbcn0s.
Sic Grons-Yociiic.Eoit miro tdg.
lid ro6 Sen gb0ongsbGfen abBe'
ianot mo 1T Die 3cit Der SdlicBung
10 cingerihtct, boB iiC Bel nnllntcrbro'
dcrem llcberIanOsS transport red)t'
5eitig cintriiit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-23

9aS 2sitodige Gfbau8 Gar. 1902,
Nor0, Nor0-N tontiorO. 2lpcmtc, ent.
boltcnD icdS 3immcr mo @oGe5im.
mer; 0runoItiid 14.8 bel IS SUB
@runo3ins 1925 pro 6rontiltB. NodJ.
5~niragcn bel IS. s. Gallagher, Nr,
2407, ACKNOWLEDGING Gl61
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-23
Baltimore Marftberidjtc.

0ultim -, Nltgult 1906.
Mebl. - 3uiubr 1928 6ol'cr,
cinihlic6lih 1915 6Giicr 5t &oclIts
8oint mo Sl33 6Giicr 81 Canton;
ailItcnpcrianOt 1873 6Giier. Gic No.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-23
ScrfGmfc at Der bicIigen GffcftcH.
@Dric.
FIRST CALL

1000 stmcrieun 1obocco ier. ........... TN
1000 Cotton Sndf 5cr.....-.,...,.... s6h
2OOO Gin nno Cub. (23uib) 5er......t03
200O Gin am cub. Der. ...........t1OH
"a Goui, Cotton Eud com ......... t3A
1000 lluitco NnirpnDs lcr. .......... va
5000 G~onioIto. @us Ger. .,..........t05
1900 llnitco @ninunbs 5un6inG 5cr.,.. ssA
1000 lluitcb RGiIluube inc. .,......... II
1000 gil. e. =. con. ler. ...........t0 1
10 Npnltun Oil CON-. ............ NlA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-23
esurb 6. aistn's Weeaurant,

Mt. ZIG, GlGls, nabe pDIUur0sStratf.
Bor8tigli6e 29etne, Sptritnu,en II. ulHion'
@iJGrren. g'eiieS &Ier am 8dpt. 2uHfn
fIr 4eitbittsleute bon 1t.30 Borm. his
2 ubr gtGhmittags. 3elepbon y. Il y.
- MT. Berron 30OS n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-23
Bic Glegans Der Siomr elmer Tran

mo Der 5ib ibrer alcioer bdnai bon Dem bon
ihr neirGacirn 6oriet ub. Siee 1T es. ipus
SrGneu b6hit an6iebenb mo bepunoett macbt.
&iele S6mcr3en itno Guf enpgeidniirte biuige
gOriet5 iurid}ufiibren pcIfe ole freie Iibmnitu
bebinoeru. NGs .ysaoe 6uriet" 1T bns eir8iae
GDriet uut 0cut Widrtt. melches ircics gthem,
hOIeu ueiiuttet. .gpaoe Gpriet" Fatiers, Er.
DO3, RDro.G barlrs. stta6e. (5ebrts,tO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-23
GGutpa xns etsEtasbtswm.


VHt WnIts hho UnIt'Nurlhc, Nhlioh.
WIurOlan0sG clepbOr - 81 H.
SGliptNlartier bcs Se%lutnuereius .GoeIs
Wcib" nNamensSicrciHs hes SoeIiueiB, Z"
nGnHtOns9oHfIn6s gtr. 445. ,. 8. s.
sSrten!ulsS iltrifts &r. 1853, 3. ~" II.
geanion Spnrs II. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES "
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-23
Nbnnt sinpn,s Mshanrant.

Or. 1i04, Nerb.Eentral.Nusuue.
Der nsprboit Snlmeripdhrtnoer BaubetgIn
bon Baltimore" OeriGmmeIt it6 bier ies
ben Wtrntaa. - 1eprae 9retm & Gors
9ieT am 3apt, nab osutf6cr ari btreit
nOm 6ub.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-23

Gur $3.50 fir ciicS icnCr ant nebuntcr,
ueucu 5petit0diRcn Siuticr nit muocrneu sin
ri6iunNcn, @ciunmtc idbrltuc l~lHtulleil ttir
$50. Aur orci 0uufcrGcOiertC pom Battlefront
lGrf," an Der SAT- Stucutc, 3ruiidcn lombard
lno FratttS ruGc, 0igblalotnuu, NiciHe Ndars
YnBabImlg. @~ruuomietbcn 5i pcrtduieIt.
Sui. Y. &Bitc,
(glugt2,T&S, fUtD @uumltcrue6mcr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-23

w a -3ufubr 5I,56 NulheI;
&criou0t bon SEN Glcuotorcu 1917
@uidcI; Glcuotorcn &orrotb t72s
525 NltIhcl. &crfGuic: elm Woa1on
Sput SIT 5lT, $4,000 Scptcmbcr SIT
5lB 5000 %. 5u 5l7s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-23

EGiic snr Rciie in's TnslanS be.
furst e. 9iainc, Rr. 413, Ci.galti.
mOre.S traRc, nabe Gnitum buaie.Aue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-23
3erlnn0t:
@etlnnni:
&crIanst int Iagemeincn.
9eutIhes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

M. 1tHTTIIVv WIUEHVLg tuHEIUt
ptr. 2l9. StosSbnrpsS traBe, inter her Nufiidt
beuttde 91nolpcrfcr. srDciter un0 9tenit6utcn
gu bet6ditiaet Diinfhen, iuollcn ii6 peri1nlib
poer In iraHfirtcn Nrieien an Den Agentet ber
@efeui6dft, 5pbaun .. WieBer, Nr. 2tg, SIo.
ebarp. Straee, fucnoct, iueltber unentgcltlih
e~ilsfunft ertbeileu plro. Sprehi!uuoeIl bon
1 bis 5 llbr. Cnu2S,1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-23
eGnniOt's rGihenfrau6aeo1t,"

, 6~alptlunriicr hes y9np eru Gr.sGut .gcr'
! cins." n9tbcnfrdHJ SuHen = Gereins."
, n9arton SmIneriu. g'dII, IL. 2eibbeycils."
! a9Ctti6e Bemiitbli6feit" unb .Scipcrs
, GonilaUc 9r. ATS, s. 9. 8" Grifhe9
[ @icr M ieoer Belt. - Is. g. y. 3clepbOn:
! gSUlie 1928 =.
! tshrtnB'S Canton eieberfranS.Saas,"
1 Siibipeit.96e 3. ctr. It. yait.aOt,, 6nHtsH
{ Sduptquartier bes n@antpHsGteoerfrdI8".
! Sinafirnoc iehcu Mittlucf Nbenb. Ser
COMMENCEMENT perfammelt fth ieben 9ieil'
| fiag gbeHo. nantiuudl" sRi.r ON Supf.
l Gbefapea'es3 eIepbon - 2olfe 1853 8.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-23

ans ocn GlcpotorCn 5uriidNc3o0cn
- @uihtl; Glcpntorcn .8orrat5
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-23

yin iurper WiGrH, Seutih f1o N0bniid FIRE
demo, iudbt cine Stefe in cinem 6uicl ooer Me
ttarrant nocr etpns l6nlibce. Srte Mcfcref1cG
Ioretie: Srief Yrtbnl, Sf7 R.'gsnihingtun.s Str.
(234-G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-23

Gin iunacr outer 8dder inft 5teue an srut
unh Cafes nm fir Sfen; eebt and unberbnll
Der Staot. &a6jufrn9en in 4r. 325, Shb
Hegeiter5, nube yunf SiruBc. (23l-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-23

Gin oeittiber Dinnt ipiinidlt Stenuno ais PIT
ttreifer. 9lud3ufragen in Nr. 61S, 3uro. Wipnt
furbs (23l-6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-23
SECOND CALL.

200 Conf, Cotton 0ucf com. .......,. 1917
100 MarpIunb GafuoIiD ............. %
I VI. e. q. n R.................140
200O llniteo 9tutIlunps inc. ......... n
800 uniico @iOinunD5 6%unoiu9 Der. ssM
1000 Cotton 0nct OCT ..,.t......,.. sG%
100 SeGbunro 50. cont. ......,.... y
5000 llnitcb HUthpuGs icr ............ %
200 Gunf, Cotton Eucf pfo ........... 30h
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-23

UVT5 Z IT. = OWTIEUI 4Tv1II ON
libel; 8crionOt bon Den elcoutorcn
32,S02 @uidcI; Glcpntorcn-Go rrot6
15S2526 Nuihel. 8crfGuie: 5000
Nr. 3 rotbcr ipcitIid)er Spot 5it -,
10,O00 Nr. 9 rotbcr lpeitli6er Spot
5u 70, 10000 Nr. . rotber mcitIldcr
(Scptembcr) ST 75@, elm @oNgon
9tr. 9 rotbcr oitf Der 9obn 81 72H,
iic6en @oggona 9tr. , rotber meIt'
lihcr Spot 5u H7s, 10000 gir. .
rotbcr mcitlider Spot 81 74Hs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-23
9iUbcrt NolimIer's
0uicub ehlpenacr'S Gofe,


Z, SVuHWB JItNENIuNtI
Hr. 923, Ruro.Goen., @de aatGunp.st
SsTlammTirnS&as d pes .aHtoliG . e4T'
iirtftS UT. 1Oe.| ~S9Iuers9iitrtits Gr.
1903. .. u.'N." uilo r9iitriils gir. 90,
3. u.sR." Gale on 8ereine IN Dermie'
iben. 5einite 9iere, aseiHe uno onoere
Setriinfe. IcIepbon: 6. Il u. EoIte 629 n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-23
StcacngcIndc.


Cine beitihe Sruu luht Stelle ais @afdCrir
Ht1h5ntrdaer in 9r. 1905, Erlenhes StruFc.
(235-6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-23

3. u. a%dermana's Gale,
RurOGd.6de 8BagI. ano 6arDllne- &trab De.
SuuptNuariicr oeS BaberltsW idnierhurS-.
8ereinSssSe iGmHInnpen ieben 9unnerita1
abego. gieue Witglieber ni1tanmeH.
&or5lgliheS Bier ber Ratio dGI'Brane'
Tel" duI 3apf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-23
gu pcrfanIcn Ooer 81 ucrmief6cn.

Sn uertauteu UOcr 5u UcrmictGcn:
Sine gndCrct. gtuu3uIrQOeu I'm Hr. tO2
SiIozhrgcitcr-StruG t933-6
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-23
Cine alterr aelunSe sran

VFWF WTFNHN WNIHHUN NIWH
iuiinfdt eiIlc Setmdt1 bel Gtrer o~eutichen ia
mtlte; gc3nbilnq St5 bro Wlonut. Wan norei
fire: ~. NJ" expedition oicies Slattce.
(233--5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-23

Gute NIuHcH IIt0 0cmIuics SiriuCrci binig
}t pcrIuulCu. 9ilbSuirJAcE BET Gran IiDtB,
ar. go, Nprb.Hbctcr. SitIRr. l23& -
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-08-01
LIGHTNING kILLED''TWO
Nicholas WeIter and Albert Dahms of
Morgan Killed While Returning
from Fishing Trip.
Agency Hill the SCeneiOf Remarkable
0Tragedy on Wednesday Even
ing of last Week.

A bolt of lightning descended from
the sky about $50 o'clock last We'd
nesday night and killed 'FNicholas
Welter, a furniture dealer at Nor
gan, and Albert Dahms, farmer
of Three Lakes township, while the
latter were in buggy drawn by a
team of horses about 80 rods south
of the agency school house, eight
miles east of Redwood Falls. One
of the horses was likewise killed
outright.
A moment after the bolt descend
ed Mrs. George Crooks, a member
of the agency populace, looked out
of the door of her iresidence and
saw the spectacle. One man was
leaning over the other; one horse
was lying on the ground; the other
was restless and apparently greatly
excited. She gave the alarm and a
party of the agency Indians, headed
by Rev. St. Clair, the Episcopal
minister, went down to the buggy.
The minister asked all of the mem
bers to remove their hats and then
he offered a fervent prayer for the
souls of the dead men.
About this time a number of
white men put in their appearance,
Col. R. H. c. Human, professor of
English language at the agency, be-
ing among them. They attempted
to ascertain the course of the light
ming, but without effect. The bolt
seemed to have struck the two men
and the horse at the same time. No
trace of it running along the:buggy
was found. The horse was knocked
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dead and apparently never moved
after going to the ground. Dahms
was leaning against one side of the
buggy, with one foot out of the box.
Welter's head was over Dahms'
face, having fallen that way after
the bolt descended.
The living horse was unhitched
and was trembling with terror. DR..
Penhall and the marshal of Morton
was notified, as was also the coroner
of Redwood county, who reported
that it was impossible for him to
put in an appearance. The bodies
were not touched until DR.. Penhall
arrived. He made a thoro examina-
ton, satisfied himself and everybody
else that lightning did the work,
and then gave a doctors permission
to lay out the bodies. All this time
there had been no Identification of
the two men. There were no papers
on their persons or elsewhere about
the buggy to give a cl1e, and people
present could not identify them.
The news had been flashed to The
GAZETTE office from Col. Humans
residence and from this office to
that of the Morgan Messenger,
where Editor Eaton soon learned
that two of Morgan's citizens, Dahms
and Welter had gone fishing along
the Minnesota river that morning,
and from the descriptions furnished
him thru THE GAZETTE office Nor
gan people were satisfied that
Dahms and Welter had been killed
on their return home. The identifi-
cation was complete before eight
o'clock, and a party of Morgan peo-
pie drove to the agency, and at
about 10 o'clock that evening Ethey
left for home with the bodies.
When the bolt descended it was
so sharp that number of people in
this city concluded that it had struck
within mile of the city. The fact
that it was eight miles away shows
that the force and shock of light
ming is hard to compute.
One of Welter's daughters has been
employed in J. D. Jackson's house
hold. She was on the streets We'd
nesday evening when she heard some
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one calling her fathers name. She
hurried into Lauterbach Bros. har-
ness shop to inquire why his name
was being used, and there learned
of the fatality. Mr.. Lauterbach
drove her to Morgan that evening.
Mr.. Welter was As years old. He
leaves a wife and eight children,
four boys and four girls, his wife
being by second marriage. The
funeral occurred at Morgan at 10
o'clock Saturday morning and was
largely attended.
Dahms was Sc years old and he
leaves wife and five children, a
baby girl and four boys.
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in THE STORMS PATH
Friday Nights Storm one of the WOsrt
in the History of Redwood
County.
Rain Fell in Torrents and Strong Wind
Laid all Growing Crops Flat
on the Ground.

One of the worst storms that ever
passed over this section of the state
was that which put in an appear
ance about 7 o'clock last Friday
evening, and continued until after
daybreak Saturday morning.
The storm reached its intensity
about 8 o'clock Friday evening.
Two hours before threatening clouds
made their appearance in the north
and the extreme hot wave had taken
a turn for the cooler. At about Z
o'clock there was gathering in the
northwest, a general dancing of
ugly clouds, some moving one way,
and others in another, and this con-
tinued until 7:3O when there was a
knitting, and a general move for
the southeast. Brilliant and sharp
flashes of lightning, followed by
fierce claps of thunder, were the
advance agents to the rainfall, and
then came the wind that sent the
rain in sheets up and down the
streets, and made distance gazing
practically impossible. Now and
then an occasional hail stone fell,
but not enough to do any damage.
Eavespouts were unable to conduct
water from roofs.
The heavy part of the storm was
over before 10 o'clock, but all night
until after six o'clock Saturday
merning, as a result of passing
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NEARLY $4,000 ON HAND.
School District Has a Big Surplus in
the Hands of its Treasurer.

Secretary Hunter Of the board of
education, who retires from that
position in a few days, announces
that the district has S11, 952.78 to
its credit in the hands of John P.
Cooper, treasurer. During the past
year the receipts, together with the
balance on hand July Is, 1905,
amounted to S45, 1857, and the ex-
penditures were S33, 82O.89. The
greatest portion of the receipts were
from bonds for the high school
building, and the disbursements
were likewise largest for the con-
struction and equipment of that in
stitution. A statement of the con-
dition for the year ending July 22d
last is as follows:
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Charlie

backwards and forwards of the rain
clouds, the rain continued and the
drenching was one of the worst ever
experienced.
All uncut grain in the path of the
storm, and it extended for miles on
either side of the city, was laid low,
and reliable experts sayl. that but
very little of it can be recovered by
the harvester. Wheat and.oats were
down as tho a roller had passed over
the fields. Corn was down and
twisted every way, and theIpromis-
ing crop of the day beforexi almost
a total loss. Farmers are more or
less respondent as a result.
Hail fell quite heavily in the town
ships of Sherman, Morgan II and
Three Lakes, and number f4felds
of growing crops in those town
ships were completely wiped out and
the owners of the lands on which
these crops stood have already Tcom-
menced the work Of blowing iup the
land and getting it in shape for the
crop of next year.
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Since the above was put in type
a number of reliable farmers ..have
stated to a representative Of this
paper that nearly all the corn mot in
the hail path, but in the storm path
otherwise, would regain its stand,
and that wheat would likewise pass
thru a similar experience, while oats
would have to be cut one way only
if there was to be any material sal
wage, the latter owing to the fact
that they were heavy crop and
very nearly ripened when the storm
came.
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MISS MARY GIVLER,

GRADUATE OF THE ELEANOR MILLER
VI School of Oratory, st. Paul, will accept
a limited number of pupils in Elocution
and Physical Culture during the summer
months.
Call on or address at the Methodist Par
sonage, Redwood Falls.
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A portion of the high school dis
bursement was made the previous
year. The incidentals include ce-
ment sidewalks, insurance, water
rent, janitor's supplies, laboratory
supplies, etc.
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A Guaranteed Cure for piles.

Itching, Blind, Bleeding, Protruding Piles.
Druggists are authorized to refund money
If PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure in to IL
days. SOC. 22-52t