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The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1906-12-27


found in each and every home in Italy.
In Spain and Portugal the day passes
very much as in Italy.
Among the Germans, Christmas is,
of course, the great festival of the year.
There was born the Christmas-tree,
while in England the Yule-log and the
mistletoe reign supreme.
In Switzerland, Christmas is ceIe-
brated in the French, Italian and Ger
man way. In one canton, Kris Kringle
visits from house to house, the Christ
Child on his shoulder, with presents
for good little boys and girls and
switches for those who have not been
SO good during the year.
In the Austrian Alps the simple
peasants believe that the beasts of bur-
den are given speech during Christmas
Eve, aud the peasants disguised as ami
mails haunt the homes of the rich, de-
manding presents.
In the Swiss towns near Italy the
village carpenters build manger in
each home in which rests the Waxen
bambi1o. Priests in white march from
house to house blessing the Holy Child
and as they leave the feasting begins.
In fact, almost every kind of Christmas
festivity may be seen side by side IN
Switzerland, for the American and
English colonies add their customs to
those of the multi-populated little
republic.
Christmas Day is almost over for the
rest of the world when it dawns upon
the good New Englanders. Turkey
and trimmings make the feast here as
in the South, but while the New Eng:
Ianders preserve the sanctity of the
day, in the South it is the time when
the small boy looks in his stockings
for the packs of crackers aud the
bundle of skyrockets which he knows
he will lind there. 8
The 4th of July is too hot day tt
celebrate in the South. Therefore, the
glorious Fourth aud ! Christmas are
rolled into one in the land of Dixie.
Christmas bids us good-by at Homo
1 lulu and sinks into the ocean. Ir
! Honolulu the little boys and girls dt
not write to Santa for Christmas pres
ents. They telephone, as there art
more telephones in this little city thar
> in any place of its size in the whole
3 wide world. 1t is doubtful if there il
5 house In Honolulu that is not sup
. piled with telephone. Santa is callet
/. up by the children over the phone an,
e told what he shall bring for Christmas
. On Christmas morning he is thanke'
q over the 'phone and at night the littl
e ones telephone their friend good-by fo
0 another year until he once more begin
s his round from his home in the broa
! Pacific.-By Alexander Hume ForC
9 in The Travel Magazine.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-06
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Gie @pdclou&Nobc BEG uGelt-
iden GorreIponbcnteL" mcld)c 6clltc
crid)icn, cntbGlt, lpic iiblid), bic ici-
ieInoe Munoidolt 0cS Gcpcidcn-He-
boftcurS, lpeld)e cincn florcn Milf-
bid iibcr bic Grcigniiie bcS Sn- nn0
guSlonbcs ipG6rcnb ser lcBtcn @odle
IN biinbigcr Sorm ~liefcrt. 9orunter
oos GrgebniB Der WaroffosGonieren5
in 9l0cciraS, ncIdc bieier Gage sum
&lbihlub fam. eSerner ser grobe
Strife in ben @crgpcrfen Scr Sob
lett Wogrlotcn, bic Shlui5S ibrlngen
uniercr StootS- 2cgiSlotl,r Ii. I. II.
0uSlt fon,nlcn oltSiiibrlid)e &obel-
berihte bonn gnr5cn GrocnrlnOc II.
telegropbiidr 9cpcidcn ser .Miios
ciirten Yrciic" aus 6en Scr. Stooten
nno Canada. gllt1 Die miGtigIten
orGrcb -ScrGonblrrgcn rnlh Sotol'
NcltigteIten. Scrncr fonlrlen fllr5c
Gr%51blingcn &umoriitilhcS mo Die
3prticbung 0cS NomanS oSm Scr.
rCnbollS bon Slldmlilblcn."
9o3 @odcnblott lit bcionbcrs sum
Gcrionbt noh GGutiflonO 0ccignct
mo ~liciert ben gngcborigen, mic
1rcunoen Observation-Disclosures griiro-
lide Ill$funit iibcr ollc ipid)ti0cn
WCld)cbuilic Der SSclt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-06
$14,365 anf Ser Strahc pcrloren.

SRI. Gmnla S6lcgcl bon gtr. 1888,
Sit.9oltimoreItroBe Die &erliere'
rim. - 2ieB 0oa @clO, ipeld)eS N
Yofpopier ~ciltQclpidelt mar, I'M
Ser5en bes 0ci6ditStDeiIcs allf
Die StraBe fallen.
Sri. emma SdlcgcI BON Nr, 1918,
Dit 9oltimoreitraBc, (odter oeS Dor
8 Sabren mis Dem &e6ell gei6ieOcncrt
Srn. Senrp Sd]legcl, cbenolS Vc.
libcr Der nSr6eitrion Sale" an bcl
SiiO : Sreoerid StrdBc, perlor am
Mittpo6 Nohmlittog I'M @er5cn Oc%
@ci6ditStbciles scr StoOt Elm Badct,
lpcldcs $t4,3G5 in G~onfnoten emit
belt. Gle junge Game beiano lid
onf Oem @ege 5t cillcrn Wofler-gii'
reoil, nm bos @clO in Scfurit0tell
un3ltlegen, uulo ais lie an Der Gbor.
les. mo 2erington Strobe anlan9te,
pcrnniBte tic sum crItcn Wule oos
@elO, ipel6cs tic in 6rallncS Eacf.
popicr cingelpidclt bate. Sri. Sdir'
get GllBerte iid geItern ii6cr ben Gor.
ioQ, mic iolot:
sd ~perfouite fiir5li6 mebrere
&Guicr, mclde mir mcin Dor iinf
Sobren peritor6cncr Totcr bintcrloi.
len bottc, rnb mollte Oos @clo noG
Dem 9iireuu cil1es WntlcrS tragcn,
Inn 0oiiclbc in glfticn on5lllcgcn. lin
I llbr Nodnlittuga iticg ib an Der
Baltimore, mo @onionp Strnbc BON
cinuu StroBcnbobn @agAon uno be-
CAB MIDI llod Dem v&olioop-S Ctr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-06
Rod cin 2c6ensmiibcr.
Ser 40 Sabre olte Sltitils 8ietrid) be-
gcbt Selbltmor0 olrd) GrbGngen.

Ser 40 Sabre olte Suitlts 8ietrid) be-
gebt Selbitmorb oltrd) G%rbGngen.
= &rolf6eit trie6 i'm in ben Zoo.
S~Silltls Iietrid, Elm 40 Sabre alter
Wittlper, mllr0e g%eItern Wtorgen III
leinem I'M 5meiten Stodluerf DeS
SouieS Nr. $50, GiQonzS troBe, be-
finoliben S6loi5immer BON elnent
0ettpfoiten bdngcn0 a%ltfgerunoen.
Sr. @iqiam SteinbodL Gin NeI'e
1ietrid'S, bei meldem Der SeBterc
leit mcbreren Sobren mobnte, tono
ben 2eid)nom olf.
@ie Sr. Steinbad) erflartc, mar
iein Snfel ieit eincm Sabre nit ell
mem Ser5leiOen bcboitet. Gle &runt'
belt bette sur Sol0c, ooB Der Monn
5uipeilen i6lpcrn1iltbi0 murbc. &or
elmer @o6c mod)te cr iein Seitoment
un0 bel Dem glnloiie gob er 81 pcrItes
ben, ooB er oes 2ebenS ilherorilllig
iei.
I'm 5 ll6r gcitern Worgcrl bortt
Stcinbod, mie iein Snfel I'M Clint
nler bcrrm0ing. gls err Ocnlelbcn
UNI 6 llbr sum Sriibitiid rrien mol-
tc, iono er Gietrid bon cinem 9ctt-
piolten bcrobbGnGcno Dor. Ga Der
a0rpcr nod porrl mar, rtef Sr.
Stein6oN Gr. s.. WP. 9lt6cp berbcL
ooh fonntc ser gr5t bel iciner @nz
flnit MIR conItoiiren, Dob Der 600
bcrcitS cingctrcten luor. 6ricOen9rid)-
fer DfiiQCr bon Canton biclt einen
,SltoueIt ob, BET mcld)enl lid Die @e-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-06

Sbcoter," INN SidctS 81 f%uuicn.
Son BORT giitg ib mad Dem 9iircall
eincS @rumoeigcntbums WtatlcrS oil
Der 2cringtonItroBe ul1o be5nbltc fir
cine Srcunoin cinen 8%runo5in3, unb
opn bier aus mubtc id mid allf ben
@cg ju oem Miofler. NlS id) on Der
2crington- mo GbarlcSsStroB plDt,
lid mein Yudct permibtc, mur itl
CANA pcrmirrt. "a ooS Eadct icbr
rnidcinbor ollSiob gloltbtc id, oab
iid Nienlonb I'M bollelbe bctilmmcrll
miiroc, uno IN Der Soifnun9, ooliclhe
81 iinocn, lcgtc id ben gon5en @eg
Den ib gcfommcn mar, 5ilrild, bier
uno oort Mudiragen onltcacno, bod
mnrcn ollie 9todforldrngen lln
ipnlt."
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ihporcncn ollf einen olti SelbItmorb

iblporcncn nllf eine1 OUT Selbltmoro
loltcnoen @obriprud) einigtcn.
Sr. Steinbod bctrcibt cine @Gderei
in Ar. $50, Gilon-StraBe uno Diet
rid) bctrieb in ser Nnd)bori6nit
in Nr. sos, .. Strobe, cnlcn tleincn
Grocery. uno INSTRUMENTATION. Gr
bintcrlGbt bier Gin0er I'M Sitter bon
I bis 13 Snbrcn, bon ocnen iib zines
i'm @%oiienbnlic ~bciinoct, mGbrcno bic
iibriQcn bel Scrmonoten umtergc-
brad)t limo.
Selbitmpro zines DC II l.
fers.
fSrcbcrid g. Sdetlidl Gin 80 Sabre
otter Wtuiifcr bon Nr. 522, Noros
@onoitrabe, beging 9eltern Nadlmit.
tag SelbltmorO ourt grihieben.
Seine angeborigcn fonncn fem Wo-
tip fiir sic per5pciielte Sbat oes
Wanncs nenncn, mdbrcno eS in heni
Eoli5eibcridt beiBt, baB aeidGftlidc
Sduuierigfcitcn Sen Mann IN ben
ZOO gctrieben bitten. Sdetlid,. mel.
der bier ge6oren mar, murbe III iciner
Sllgcno 5lim Muiifer onsgebiloet mo
cr ipicltc in Oerihieocnen .bieiiaen
Sbentern, 5ulebt inn nAloitorium."
6crler rcporirte CT in ieiner freicn
Belt 81 Sanie Snitrnmente. @cItern
Mod)nittng I'm R5 llbr pernabm
leinc Satin eil1en HepolperihuB, mel.
der aus Dem 5peiten Stpdluerf 81
fommen id)iel. Sic lteute Nahior-
lduungen an mo fanb ibren Mann be-
lpllBtlos nit elmer Sd)ubmunoe in Ser
red)ten SdlGic in leiner @erfltGttc
Dor. Der &%crlpunbete mlrOe nod
Dem nSobns Sopfins' Soipital" ae-
brad)t, luoiclbit er fur5 Dor 8 llbr
itorb, obne iein 9erpiBtiein erlnngt
ST baben. Ser Soote binterlGbr uii'
Der %ieiher Satin einen Sobn ionic
ieine gltern. meldf in @albroof mob
nen, mo mebrere ShpeItern. @r mor
Elm Mitglico ser yMuiifer : Union"
unb erireute iid bel icinen 9efannten
zines allten Hufes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-06

0|anfett Scr &un0enbn CT
Der.
glnt WittlpoH Ibeno ipuren Die
Witglie6er Ser bieiigen &nn0enihnei'
ber.Yorie in ibrem GeriammlungS-
Sofole bei'm icitliben Wtabl p%ereiilt.
ErdiiOent .. Suen fii6rtc Den Goriit.
8ice.Erdiibcnt W. Geefcr bon Der
&ln10enifneioer-91rie in Baltimore
iuar ais 8oit erid)ienen unO belt cine
init Sunlor gepiir5te He0c, in melder
er audi iiber Den 8orti6ritt Der Orgaz
nilotion in Worplono iprad. Sbm
iolgte $. j. s. &eiber0er nit &entl-
niSccn5cn aus Der gl,ten alten 3eit;
@r. &. $. SnpOer, melder ole Sinon.
gen uerlpaltet, mod)te Mittbeilllngell
iiber Die 0eid)dftlide Gage, Die NIT
9rpBem @eifol oufgenommen lpur-
ben. 6erner bielten nod Nnipro6en
Die $50. 8. &. Hpoer, SefretGr, Geo.
6. Seb6uro, Gorliber ocs Nrronge.
mentS Gonlite's, uno Is. u. Sone8,
He6tSanualt Der 00rie.
Inter ocn Nmpelcnoen beionocn
iid) Die @&. George s. 8er9ling, 5.
:. Burns, Sobn s. Goltinett, 6. u.
Goiunep, s. u. @ric9bauer, s. Sreo.
@othel, i. s. Scibcrger, George ".
Scroll, %o6n IS. Sooo, @ep. e. Sch
boro, =. s. SoleD, &orrp s. See, W.
s. WaoB, 5. 3. McGonpille, Sr. Nors
riS, 6. $. Sobonien, 8. Omen, &. S.
SWoer, Is. NJ. Stein &r. Sbopiro,
%. i. SelB, Gero. @nlomon s. sc.
raci, Soiepb 81, Goitinett, Geo. @og-
ner, .. Is. Gpoer, q. &. @obps, s.
Seal gSml. SpneS, Wat. &eeicr, 8ebr.
&obbin, 0ebr. Carlton, $. Sbid uno
Sobn @olomon.
Or. NJ ms Gortrog.
Sr. &url 20. Sunni SefretGr ser
S~ereinigten Wiilionen inn Souoon,
iuclder iid eegenmGrtig in ser 9ull.
ocSbollptlto0t ais 8oIt beS YuItorS
Soiepb {. &ellp beiinoet, belt oeltern
Nbeno cinen intereiiollten &ortrag in
ser MISREPRESENTATION Stride, Gde
10. uno Soirmount-S traBe, meld)er
bon elmer 5ablrei6cn 3ub0rerlbait
rcdt beifGai9 |mligenommen murbe.
gtGdJiten Somitog Nbcno miro Ser
0tiiiionGr Dor Der bieligen @eogra-
pbilhcn 8cieaiGoit cine 5meite Gil
lertotion fiber Die Megion ser aonni-
bnlen I'M ipeitliden GentrolsS ouoon
bolterl, lpelde ourh 2ihtbilOer erldu-
teri miro, urlo am Spnntog Worgeit
bGlt err cine Ereoigt in Ser Yresbptc-
rioner-airde an Der Nap.Oorfzg pe.
So65eitSgIoden
Solgenoe Eoare boben lid 9eIterlt
i6re Siccn5 fir bcn G6ebuno 9eloit:
&idorp S. Nclion uno Gertrude
9urfs, @cibc bon Gopingtpu, go.
Milton ". @arren ulo Clara 9.
Marlpid.
2enis @lantitein llro Mepa Sflor,
9eiOc BON Baltimore, Mo.
George G9eborn bon @g9bornpille,
So, un0 Worp q. 9urgeb bon Hepo,
Eirginicn.
9opio q. Hobinion mo Nonnie s.
summers.
Senrp $. Srunole uno Bertha y.
Gau.
benjamin Gott6elf mo Settle
Wonroe, Weioe bon 9rooflpn N..O.
CLAIBORNE 90. @iQiams bon Ieip-
Dorf uno 9eiiie =. 9relper BON Glbcr-
ton, 60.
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stir sic Confirmation.

aiin1tlcriide photographer anfge-
nommcn. - Spe5ialpreiie fir Gon-
firmanoen Bis nod Sltern. = Wit
ieoem 9uteuo photographer elm
pergroBerteS ilb.-Yortrdts in Sc
pia, GraporL YaItea uno @aIierfar-
ben. - @m. &inlins's Sbotograpbi'
idcs Ttelier, sos b-Yroaouay.
(S0-105)
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Sdncll tritt Scr 800 ocn
81 nldcn an. - Sie AZ Sabre
oltc Srau Mnna 9ofer bon Nr. 22l6,
Sit GbaieiiroBc, erfranfte gcItern on
Der 9oltinlorcItroBc mn BATTLEFRONT
Eorf spcnue. Sic muroc bon ibrrr
Sohtcr, meldc iie beglcitetc, nod)
burners &otcl, Nr. IL, Sin Eottcr
Jon Eort gpcnue, gcbroht, wolclbit
tic flr5c Belt nod ibrer Tlltnnit
Itorb. SIR 2ciduom pnroc nod
ibrcr Icbten &obnung ii~bcrgciilbrt.
lpolclbit ser Coroner Ocnlclbcn belllc
belidti9cn miro.
Scincn TerIctnnGcn cr.
Ie0cn 1T 0eitern M6cno I'M pSobnS
SopfinS' Soipitol" Ser 80 Sabre olte
Grobtiponner @iuiam SitdlenS. pcl.
der am Mittmod 81 Clifton bon ci'
ncm SelcgropbcnpfoIten iicl uno ci
men SbGbclbrud) erlitt.
@cbort in sic Q b ul c. -
2ouis @einiiein, Elm in Nr. 2Gi,
Noro.grctcritrabe, mcbnenoer 3u'
ibneioer, lplroe geitern inn mittleren
StotionSbnilie pom Toli5eiridter
Grammar i'm 81 unb Soften geltraIt,
neil er ieinen 5ebniGbrisen Scbn
Siaac ans Scr Sdule fern belt.
Shnlbeiubs , Gontrolelir @nt, Wfiil'
Ter iQgte, @einitein belbaftige ieilen
Sobn ais 2alliburidlcn.
GoIliiipn. - Sin @elpunn oes
Srn. 2ouis Seller, Ode bon Orleans
mo Guitle-S troBe, oina gcltern nobc
Srn. Sellers @obnnng oltrd uno
collioirte an Ser ode bon Caroline.
uno Orleans StraBe nit cinem 8e-
fdbrt bes Srn. 8. 9. 2angrall BON
Mr. All, Sit-2ombaro.S troBe, mobci
&r. Seller aif Die StraBe geld,leu'
bert nno crbeblid am redtcn anie
berlebt ipuroe.
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2cict mnS Itannet!
Seine Gonfirmanoen : Mnsigc fir
$500 bci u. &nierim, Gmm6enIdnei-
Der, Nr. IL, Nuro-G nta,u=S trafe.
(96-S)
grieffaien.

@ettenoe. = Gin &nabe, Scr
inter II Sabren aus Dem beiitidyen
Heid)e ulisipanbert ll1o amerifani-
ldcr Vilrger miro, fam nibt gum
Soloatenoienite IN Geutidlano nud)
leiner Hiidfebr berange5oaen meroett.
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NuS Mcttcr.

Sir Marplnno uno Sen Iiltritt
columbia rcgneriideS @ctter uno
lcidtc norbmeltlihe @inoe.
Ter bodite Sbermomctcritmno mar
G7 @rao nm 2 llbr Hadmittags.
Ser nieoriaiic Northumberland
iror GO @rao Inn s llhr gbcnbs.
Ger nieoriglte Sbcrmomcterltnno
Der lettcn 81 Stunoen IN nohiol1cn.
oen StGotcn mor mie folgt: @aitport
36, Yortlano A, Bolton A, MIbdnp
3S, Ncm Dorf As, E~bilabelpbia 80,
Ntlantic Gitp 80, @aibingtou 60,
Noriolf SO, Satteros 81, Charlotte
90, @ilmington "a, Gbnrlclton 56,
Soponnob SO, Sadionpillc 56, Supi.
ter 60, Sen @elt 81, Atlanta SO,
Montgonerp "a, Ncw-Srleans 50,
Golcitinc 60, @alueiton 6l, Corpus
GbriIti 6S, WempbiS GO, Cincinnati
90. Yittsburg Al, SSlucgo 81, 9ni-
iolo 80, Glepelono "a. Detroit 81.
Mlpeno %. Warallettc 81. Green
9ap 80, Gbica9o 36, Gulltb %, ct.
saul 81. st 9ouis 80, &onioS Gitp
AZ. Omaha 36, Silron 2S, 9ismard
81, @iliiton 80, SABRE 80, Selcna
%, Salt 2ufe "a, Senper 80. Nprtb
Tlatte q, Gpbae 80, Mmarino 36.
sos AngeleS 4S.
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8altb. Wnaer.

@ir perfauien ale Sorten bon Slut
i6en, Gunaborts NIT @ummi-Hab-
reifen, 9uggies, Gaptons lno @ageu.
2adir- uno Eoliterarbeiten. .2ette-
ring" nno &eparaturen. @eiteaungeI
iiir aae Mrten bon Yierbeaeidirr an.
genommen. Mr. 2, Gnitcrn-Nuc. nnb
Gait-NpcnMc. Wpr4, MD
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Stast Baltimore.
llntcr6altmnass @caiuciier.

,W,niifs Mtnncmic." - Sictc gSnd1e: p4j Ytis
mites from Hruuopup".
,Noiioanitrafcu 5 SBcntcr." - Siefe ISOLDE:
nlluoic CONS 01hin".
.Sproif SpCrubnnc." - Sicic 9Sudc: Eubert
@oeiuit in uSironNbcurt".
yVlanrO'S Sbcntcr." Sic'e gSO6c: pSUe
Milliunnirc SctcCtiDe".
yWnrpldno'S bcutcr." - Stefc @utbe: &citbS
GaIhcuilcs &oritelutncu. Sdali6e WiItiIee.
,Nuoitprium . Sbcntrr," Gtefe 9Sude:
o@'eg0n front Garic".
rNlbangb'c SBcatcr." - gGirS, temples Ge'
%lcarnln".
,,Wanctn' SBcatcr." &C. 9icfe ISOLDE: Surrr
Nrbnnt'5 Extravaganza Gompognte. IdGIib
5lpCi &oriieWuQcn.
4cgtcs Ycnbubn-~ 9iccitol" an 5reitn1, ben 6.
Mpril, gtndmiiiuGe 4 uGr.
,EcnbuoN,S uititut." Sienitag, ben 10.
glpriL $ ubr NbCuo$, Nud)s nSt. WlattbdIss
9'niiiun".
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Gin idSncs nnS niitlidcs 8eidenf
fir Mnscb0rige lit immcr cine lebcms-
grpkc photographic obcr cine limit
lcriidD bullcnSctc Gopic cimcs altcn
@ilScs in Grapon, @aiierfarbc, Del
uber Eaitell. Die id6mitcn &abinet-
bilScr MIR ST pro Sntcno. T.,
Smlims Sebbcl, oelltid)er E~botograpb,
321 WurS- Wag=S trnNe.
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yltnfcl @rGiig &crcen."

Sic piertcliGbrlife Gcriummlunq
miro bciitc, Ibenos 8 llbr, IN Der
.Stag &alle" itattfinocn.' Der pier
t~eliabrlide 9eitra9 lit oil bielcm
@beuo idaig.
s.. Is. BON Seine, Sefr.
(96)
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Qlrthur ~. Npbipn,

TaiTage . Nutariats . Wtlbiucdicl-
Snrcan. Sdiffsfarten fir oue
9ampier.2 inien. 4~eiiepaiie @cdieI.
GclbpcdleI nnb @eloienoungen.
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Sdiffsfartcn bUn nmo nadJ Scntidj.
IanN.

Son Baltimore bis Bremen: Ga.
iiite $45 ullb $47.50; @remen-9al.
tilnorc $3.50. &unbrciie 81, binige.
rem Yreiie. S1co. s.. Sicner & ST.,
217 Sit.@aItimore. Stra6e. (323-)
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9ic @aiebaIl Cation =
@eid)1itsiiibrer Suab Servings pom
9oltiniorer 9niebal. Club trai &C.
fern bon Yitisburg bier Gin. gr be.
CAB lid oircft nod) Dem Torte, INN 5l
ieben, bab Gucs in gutter Sronun9
lit. Gas erite Spiel iinoet morgen
Na6mittag 5piid)cn Dem 9altimorer
GLIB unO eincm Club bon @olbroof
itatt. Man iebt nod Der Nn5eigc an
onoercr Steae.
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Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1906-08-17
PORTLAND MARKETS.

Wheat - Club. 70@7lc; b.uestem,
72@7Sc; rel, 6s@69c; valley, Tie.
oats--No. white feed, $50; gray,
t3l per ton.
Barley--Feed, $2S.75 per ton; brew.
ing, $24; rolled, $25@26.
Rye--sl 80 per hundred.
Hay--valley timothy. No. l, $l1@
1880 per ton; clover. IS ,50@9; cheat,
80 50@7; grain hay, 7@S; alfalfa, sil,
Friits-Apples, $l.60@1.75 per box
cherries, 4@Sc per pound; currants,
@l0c; peaches, 75c@$l per crate
plums, s1@l.25; strawberries, bose
per pound; gooseberries, Sc per
pound; Logan berries, $1.35@1 so per
crate; raspberries, $l.75@1,s5 per
crate; blackberries, Sc per pound.
vegetables-Beans, 5@7c per pound
cabbage, lAc per pound; corn, 25 q SOC
per dozen; cucumbers, 75e@$1 per box
lettuce. head, goo per dozen; onions,
l0@l2Hc per dozen; peas, 4@5c per
pound; radishes, 10@l5c per dozen
rhubarb. Sc per pound; spinach. 2@Sc
per pound; tomatoes, $1,25@2.25 per
box; parsley, 25c per box; squash, 81
al .25 per crate: turnips, 90c@sl per
sack; carrots, $l@l .26 per sack; beets,
81 .25@l.5 per sack.
Onions - New red, lM@1I&c per
pound; new yellow, ls4@2c per pound.
Potatoes-Fancy graded Burbanks,
old, 40@50c per sack Clio pounds); or.
dinsry, nominal; new, Oregon, 75c@
$1.50.
Butter-Fancy creamery, 17K@2oc
per pound.
Eggs-oregon ranch, 2lk@22c per
dozen.
Poultry--Average old hens, 12k@
lSc per pound; mixed chickens, 11k q
l2c; fryers, 18@17c; broilers, l5@
16Kc; roosters, 9@10c; dressed chick
ems, 14@15c; turkeys, live, 16@17c;
turkeys, dressed, choice, 17@22kc;
geese, live, s@S16c; ducks, l2K@lSc,
Hops Oregon, 1905, 11c; olds,
So per pound.
Wool-.Eastern Oregon average best,
1923 Nv: valley, coarse, 20 u @2S Nc;
fine, 24c; mohair, choice, 28@S0c pei
pound.
Veal Dressed, b1S@7c per pound.
Beei--Dressed bulls, SO per pound; ;
COWS, 416@6kc; country steers, 5@6c.
Mutton Dressed, fancy, 7@Bc per
pound, ordinary, 5@6c; lambs, fancy,
S@Skc.
Pork-Dressed, 7@s1kc per pound,
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1906-08-17
BIG STORMS IN COLORADO.
Dry Creeks Become Torrents and
Much Damage 10 Done.

Denver, Juty TO- Cloudbursts and
lightning did considerable damage in
this section of the state today. In
Denver wall oil water 10 feet high
came down Dry creek in the western
part of the city, carrying away foot
bridges and damaging the bridge Of
the Denver & Internations. railroad
Two boys were fishing under the bridge
and we're rescued with difficulty.
In Boulder wall OF water ak feet
high came out OF Sunshine canyon and
spread itself over Pearl street and
other streets in that city. A mile of
the Sunshine railroad was destroyed.
Considerable damage was done in the
city.
At Florence late this afternoon a
cloudburst in Oak creek undermined a
big bridge at Rockvale. A heavy storm
destroyed telephone communication be-
tween Florence and Pueblo.
Fay Powers, aged IL, was killed by
lightning near Colorado Springs.
The Carnegie library in this city was
truck by bolt of lightning during the
storm, but no other damage resulted.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1906-08-17
Repor, os Land Board.

Salem--The monthly statement OF
Clerk @. g. Brown, OF the state land
board, shows that total Of $50, ,426 ,ss
had been collected In the land depart.
ment during the month Of June for the
sale oil school, agricultural and swamp
lands. A statement Of the condition Of
the several funds on hand in the land
department follows: Common school
fund, principal, sS05, ,9Ol.77 common
school fund, farms, tlbS. .sls.S3; uni.
versity fund, principal. s8ss; univeisi-
ty fund, farms, 1910; agricultural
college fund, principal, sl6,026.0 .07 I;
agricultural college fund, farms, t5, 1856.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1906-08-17
OREGON STATE items OF INTEREST
LINN CROPS ARE ABUNDANT.
Record Grain and Hay Output Ex.
peeted--Labor Scarce.

peeted-labor Scarce.
Albany--Ceres has dealt bountiiully
with Linn county this year. There 10
not failure 10 record thus far. Even
the strawberries, reported ruined by
the late spring rains, recovered from
the temporary setback and made full
crop. Linn county farms are the pic
ture Of industry and prosperity. Every
variety Of farm product will be almost
g full yield, and some, particularly the
hay output, will surpass all previous
records.
Haylng 10 nov In lite busiest stage,
and the enormous size OF the crop will
tax the resources OF the farming com.
munity TO care for II before the thresh.
ing season. This years hay crop 10
notable Tor the great amount Of vetches
grown. This greatest Of all stock foods
thrlves Ia the Willamette vsl,ey, and
Linn farmers are beginning TO realize
the fact. II has many Of the properties
that reluvenate the soil, aud 10 itself
profitable product. Running AZ high
NJ Ave tons TO iha acre, II not only
yields enormous stacks OF hay, but alao
furnishes excellent paaturage.
There 10 q market shortage on farm
laborers 10 Linn county, and farmers
are experiencing extreme difficulty In
housing their crops.
All classes Of grain will be ready for
harvest soon, and almost at the same
time. This complicates matters and
creates q greater demand for help than
ordinary. TI meet the occasion farm
ers are doubling forces In the haying
and In this way the work 10 progressing
rapidly, and soon the greatest output
OF hay Linn county has ever produced
will be on the market.
A part Of the work OF threshers this
year will be separating seed from the
vetch straw. Large orders for vetch
seed have been received, q number OF
them coming from Portland Wholesale
houses,