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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-09-22

Farley P Christensen, county attorney
of Salt Lake county, Utah, yesterday was
cited to appear on Wednesday sext in
the criminal division Of the State District
Court before Judge Armstrong and show
why he should not direct the issuance OF
warrant for the arrest OF . osei b F Smith
on q charge of maintaining unlawful re-
latious With one Of his five wives.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-09-22
-Four Hundred Natives Massacred.

The Hague, Sept. 22.-Dutch troops
have captured the village Of BsdOeog, 10
the East Indies, and, according to reports
received here, have massacfed 400 Of the
inhabitants, including women and child
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-09-22

A monster cat, tried TO H her mis-
tress, and the lstters' daughter in New
York yesterday, but for a young man
and two policemen, who rushed to their
aid with revolyers, the cat might have
bitten both women 10 death.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-09-22
Thrilling Incident at Horse Show.

Thrilling Incident at Horse SHOW
Word has reached Stsunton, Va, from
Bryu Mawr, Pa, that Miss Eugenia
Burt, of the fermer place, was the heroine
of thrilling incident at the BrYn Msvr
Horse Show yesterday.
Miss Burt, who Ia visiting Mrs. Gath
arine Roach, at Moylsn, had had mare
belonging to Mr.. Daniel Buddery sad
tiled in the stables near the Bryn Mswr
Hotel, and was about to take her for q
preparatory trial before riding her 10 the
'horse most.likely -to-be-a.h hunter" class.
The young lady. who is an accomplished
horsewoman, had been warned against
attempting to ride the mare, which had
never before had a side saddle on her
back nor ever been ridden by a woman.
But Miss Burt had full confidence 10
her ability to cope with any steed, how
ever mettlesome, and insisted on mount
ing. Che had attended all the Bryn
Mawr horse shows and has always taken
prominent part in showing the entries.
Hardly had she swung into the sad
die than Dutch Loaf bolted, and in
moment it was seen that she could not
be controlled by her rider. Straight
past the hotel she few and the fair oc-
capants of the grand stand and boxes,
Who could plainly see the drama enacted
without the oval, screamed in terror.
All that Miss Burt could do was to
keep her seat, and this she did with the
grace of q centsnr, but as for lackening
the speed of the flying mare she was
powerless.
Close behind, however. was another
rider mounted on steed, which, though
entered in no show class, had abilities OF
his own snds knowledge how to- use
them. Just az the runaway reached
Montgomery svenu ;, about aquarter Of
a mile from the stables, Policeman GrieI
drew easily alongside of the frightened
animals head and, grasping the bride,
brought IL down to a walk.
Miss Burt was lifted from the saddle
and showed her nervousness by catching
her foot 10 her white riding skirt, tear
ing the fabric. She was taken to the
hotel to make repairs and Dutch Loaf
was ridden 10 the oval by groom.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-09-22
Discontinuance Through Coach be-
tween Washington and WarrentOn,
Virginia

Southern Railway announces effective with
last car from Washington, train No. Is Sa;ur-
day. September 18th, aud last car from
Warenton. Train No. 3i6, Monday, October
Washington Hsnf and Warrenton for the
season 1906.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-09-22
New York STOCK Market.

New York, Sept. 22.-Business was very
slow all through the frst hour, many brokers
being in attendance at the Vanderbilt cup
contest. there was disposition to look for
lower prices by The room traders. Prices were
on the down grade, from the start, losses
generally averaging one point during the first
hour, with fractional decli mes ia the lowest
priced issues
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-09-22
T. F. MCCARTHY,
II. f. MCKINNEY.

The nm 'ersignei begs to announce that he
will continue the carpet and furniture business
at 3C5 and 3O7 King street. under the name
Of II. F. MCKINNEY, and respectfully
solicits the patronage of the public, promising
TO give prompt and careful attention 20 all
sep22 iw H.F. MCKINNEY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-09-22
Virginia News.

Gen. James G. Hill, distinguished
Confederate army officer, for long time
State railroad commissioner, died at hia
home at ScottsvilIe yesterday. aged 70
years.
Miss Fannie Parker, daughter Of
Charles F. Parker, of Middletown, and
Albert ]. Smith, q young railroad man,
were married Thursday on the SusPen'
sion bridge across Cedar Greek, Frederick
county.
Seymour" pretty suburban home
near the University OF Virginia, Wa
purchased yesterday by Senator ihomss
s. Martin, who will, it 10 understood,
make Charlottesville his home. The
price paid was $4,000.
After enduring agony for SO hours,
Norman Boxwell, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Boxwell, died yesterday at his
home in Winchester from lockjaw. For
two hours before death the child had one
CONFUSION after another. LockjsW re-
suited from a piece of rusty wire Pene'
trating his foot.
Fairfax @ Christian, broker, formerly
OF Richmond, filed q ,etition in volun-
tary bankruptcy in Norfolk yesterday,
asking relief from debts amounting to
81, 67l. 04, of which $5, $50 are 10 uuse-
cured claims. The petitioners only
visible assets are $40 10 household effects
and 5000 in other goods.
State Chair nau ]. Taylor Ellyson has
issued call for meeting of the State
democratic central committee, to be held
| in Richmond, Friday evening, SePtem'
Der 20. 1t Is understood that the meet
ing is for the purpose Of making arrange
ments for an active campaign 10 those
congressional districts in which the dem
ocratic nominaea are ODDOsed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-09-22

TOR RENT. TWO OR THREE DEsiR-
ABlE ROOMS At moderate price. best
location. Address a." Gazette Office.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-09-22
List Of Unclaimed Letters,

The following is o list of the letters remain.
ing in the Alexandria, Va, pOstofice up 70
September %. 1906:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-09-22
DIssoLUTIoN OF co-PARFNERsHIP.
Als1andria VA. Sept. 22nd. ls0s

Alexandria Va. Sept s2nd. 1906
The co-partnership heretofore existing he
tween T. F. MCCARTHY and II. F. Nc
KENNEY. under the firm name aud style Of
MCCARTHY snd McKENNEY, has this
day been dissolved by mutual consent: All
persons having claims against the said hrm
will promptly present the same for payment,
and those indebted TO said firm are requested
to make prompt payment. uv
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-09-22
The Market.

asorgssorn, Sept. 22.--whsat soA72,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-23
SciratbS Qiecnscn.

Sorrp u. Mobiion, "a, uuO Carrie
Gtbel Gibbs, "a. IppIifant Gapia 8.
@aters, - @eitsSombaro.Str
Sobn Ables, 56, uno Worp GERM,
"a. Ipplifont Saprencc Sing, Hr.
1888, @aitern-4pcnuc.
Sranf {. 8. 9oofer, %, utO 2ouiic
:. gdaro, %. gpplifont Sorrp W,
Gdoro, Nr.24t Noro 10, StroBe, Ybi.
laoelpbio.
Charles 0i. Boone, 81, un0 6onnie
Wf. @eotlep, 20. Npplifnnt Charles
NJ. Boone, Hr. 170o, OIt.9omboro'
StroBe.
@iliom Q. Gpons, "a, unO 2ourd
81. Nbbott, -. Slpplifont @cniomin
2. Ibbott, Nr. 1910, Siio.Gborleo.
StroBc.
Cigar @eipe, %, ulto Clara Ritter.
10. Npplifont Charles 9cldcr, Nr.
2Sl2, Weit.2oiopette -gpenie.
Wortin 5. Sig9inS, 26, unO aotbo.
rtnc &leinL %. glpplifont Charles T.
SebmL Nr. S06R, Weits2ombor0.Str .
Nribur :. 6rolt, %, unb Nina &.
Sorgarono, 10. Npplitont 6rnu 81.
Sorgorono, Nr. 723, @cItSopettc.
StroBc.
hilbert ). &olfmon, Is, uno Win.
ME Is. 9ergent, IS. Ipplifont Srull
Gdipor &oufmo1, Gr. l20, Siio.Yor.
ribs troBe.
Nlireo aegon, 81, uno Carrie Bur
0eB, 10. Mpplifont 81. 9. u. Mleron.
Der, Nr. 702, ngmcricon.@ebGuoe."
Soiepb Dialect, 20, mo gleneS
9romSfi, 10. gpplifunt Stonislapn
Woledi, &r. 2629, SuoionsS troBe.
SbomoS s. O'9prne, %, ulio Slice
y. @orren, %. Npplifant SbomoS s.
O'9prne, Nr. St4, Sonoper'S trobc!
Sobn &. Sepmour, 80, ulo Mop.
belle @oitber, q. Ipplifont Sobn g.
Sepmour, Nr. 102, @eit.9orncp.Str.
SbonloS Soruorb Goiter. "a, ltnb
6lorencc q. Sdulte, q. Applifont
&oworo i. Smith, Nr. 1913, Wtoiber.
StraBe.
@uguit 6. 6eooroif, 80, uno GLIB
beth Smeirmon, %. gpplifont Aitg,
Is, 6eooroff, philadelphia, ga.
Sobn Sromm, -, uno Grncltinc
Miler, 10. gpplifont Gbiporo Wii.
Ter, Nr. 2036, Oit.Soifmon-Str .
@iqiom IS. Widelmonn. %, uno
Caroline s. 8romer, 20. Npplifont
Sorrp Midelmonn, Nr. 223S, 0onfs
StroBe.
@oplonb 9ir5enoine, %, mo Nel.
lie gonO, 81. Ipplifont @oplono Dir
5en0ine, Giier-Goumtn So.
Sbomos 6. YorfS, "a, uno Wprtle
VI. 9irfbcdo, Is. applifnnt 1bomoS
e. EorfS, Nr. 2, 9eperlp.S troBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-23
Bic mGrftc.

Gbicogo, %. Top. = Min0oieb:
3ufubr $500; Morft itetig; Stiere
400 bis 7.40; &iibe $50 bis 40;
Hinoer $50 bis 800; 9unen 2.40 bis
$50; aGlber 800 bis 500; StoderS
uno SceoerS 2.40 bis $50. Shipeinc:
3ufubr 6.O0O; t0r. bober;1 Gboicc
GAO bis 6.45; 9lltders $50 bis $40;
Choice lcid)te GAO bis 6,45; leid,te
gemiIdt $50 bis GAO; Yoding $50
bis 6.35; Serfel 5.25 bis 600. Sdofe:
3rfltbr $1,000; 2dmmer Toe, bis Zoe.
b0ber; Shnfe 3.25 bis 600; 2Gmmer
800 bis 7.65.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-23
CASTOR1A
fir Sauglinge ind Kinder.
Die SOre, Die hr ImmGr GGkauft HdD!
u., s,.ss de 70, I>MMzZu
YricfGcfGroernng mad bcm NnSlanoc.

Sic allsldnOiihe BoIt fir sic an,
"a. 9topen,ber enbenoe @od)e id)liebt
in oacn SGIlcn piinftlid i'm Sarpt.
Wiircoll. mic folgt:
Sic Yadct YoIt lit tagIid) bon 8
llbr Morgcns bis 5 llbr Nadmittogs
often, alsgcnommen Sonntags.
Srans.otIantid DE Bo!t.
Srcitog 90. = lin 7 llbr N6cnoS
nad) europa per Sanlpfer st.
2ouis" pia Glpnioutb uno Gber.
bourg 9oit nod) SiperpooI, Sfott.
lonb unO Srlano muB nper ct.
2ouis" bc5cidnet iein); tint 10 llbr
gpenoS nof europa per 9ompfer
r2uconia" pio Queenstown.
y 0 It iir 9 ii 3. uno Central.
merit q, % It u.i.p.
6rcitog % Inn 10 ltbr NbenoS
nad) Eorto Hiico, Curacao, 8~cnc5uelo
uno Colombia per 0ompfer .BGilo.
bclpbia;" rof Eorto Hico per Gam.
pier oSun Suar" pia Wopogue,;
nod) Den 2ecmorb- itnb 8inOmuro.
Snieln uno Guiana per 9ompicr
.&ororo;" nod Sontoico, Yonomo,
&onal5one un0 Colombia per Cant.
pier .2a Elnto."
BoIt fir Neuilnolano, bia Toro.
Spbncn, nno iiir Wiquclon. pio -.
iton, idIicbt bier ia9Iid) 9 ll6r Sod.
mitta8S; fir Guba, pia Tampa, 1
ll1r Tad)mittags tdgIid; fir Gotta
&ica, Sonouras (oitlide aiiItc), Gi.
caragua (oitlide aiiite) uno @uate.
mdla, uia Nep Orleans. tGgIid 10
llGr I6cnos; fir Rerifo. t1glid) nm
2 ll6r Nadmittags uno 10 llbr ocs
a6enos.
Srdns.Yacific.Y It.
Sreitag, %. = lin Z ltbr gbcn6s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-23

noh Sopon, Gorea, Gina uttO Ocn
Tbilippineu pia Seattle.
9ie Boit na6 guItrolten, 6iji.Sr'
iclu l,no Ier.G olebonien bio @ons
collpcr idlieBt bier tGglidJ I'M Z llrb
abcn6S bis 2. 9e5ember; nod So-
mali, Sopon, Goreo, Gbino mo ben
EbiIippinen pia Son 5rancisco tGg-
lidy um 10 ltbr Nbenbs bis 20. go,
penlber.
Sic SronS-H ociiic-Eoit miro tGg,
lid nod Den AbganasGGfen abge.
ionbt II. lit blc 3eit Der Sdlicbung
10 einBcridtct, 0aB iie bel ununter.
brodenem lleberlono : transport
rcdt5citig eintriift.
@. Sail SarriS,
9oltmcilter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-23
Gpuiiiun nnf Der Snntn Gc.@nhn.

SiIlton, Col, %, Non. - Sicr
creignete iid) Gin 3uiammenItoB 5mi-
id)en cincm oltlih ilnb cincm meitIid)
gebenOen Eoliagier5ug Ser nSonto
Sc.9ubn" mobci Der Sci5cr &err oui
Der SteQe getootet, 5rpei EoIiaqicre
unbcfonnten NancnS oniheincno
t0otliG unp anbere leidt perlcBt
murocn. Seioe 2ofomotipcn u1o Ser
Eoihpoggon oes oitlid gebcnOen 3ll.
GcS mlroen ocmolirt. Ger 2ofomo.
tipfii6rer 0es rpeitlid) gcbenocn 3ugs
Gutte bic Gontrolc iiber bic 9remicn
bcrloren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-23
@icl Gels al ucrbicncu

nit Semitic, Sbits unb @einbau. @erinee Gins
8%abIune. Iei6te geoiusuneeu fir fIeiBiee Sar'
iner. Cine iauftrirte 9roIhiire ipirb fret oer'
fanot. Wlan f6reibe besbaIb an
8. SaoeMboap, iii 4..Gbaries.etr.,
(Gepti9,12Wtte) Baltimore, Mo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-23
Baltimore Marft6cridjtc.

ultimore, %. Hopembcr 1906
VI cb l.-3uiubr 9t39 S0lier, eins
idlieBlid) CAB SGiier Si 2ocuitsYoint
rmo 1926 6Giier SIT Canton. aiilten.
uerian0t - Sdiier. Die Hotirungen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-23
gu %berfaufen:

gu bertaufen:
$3.50 faufen zines iener uiebIi6en Sduier
an Der 9ortsStrabe. 6pii6er Orleans unb
SefferfoE.etrab Sic fdinmtIi6en cbeu ees
nannten Sduier iinb men unb MODERN eiIeerid'
tet. SeSeIeiten bas Saus Sir. 102, giorb'
Montforos9nerlle. 8aufteIe IA SUB 8 SoU
bel 10 Sub; @runb5inS S2.25 pro SUB. Breis
oe5 9anies $t250.00. COWARD 3. Gallagher,
9aunleiiter, Or. 2i07, 5airmonut.apenue.
(264-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-23
Sic Gleaans Der Sigmr elmer Gran

ibr aefragefien Gorfet d6. Dies III es, muS
Xranefl bohit an5ietenb unS beipnnoert madi.
giets S6uier5en finb auf eTeaeftHifrts biuiae
nebtnoerii. Tns ,,ssabe Gpritt" 1T bas cinSiee
enrIet dIf benz Dlnrff. peIches freies dtbeni'
bolei %gefiattct. .spaoe Goriet" Varlovs, ssr.
zoos. Nors'6harfeS-etra6e. fSebrtS.fO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-23
fran Gliiabetb Muoolph.

Nr. 1919, Ne1-2anpale.e traRe,
miro ben .tlnterrint in Der YorSeqan.Wsalerei
fpieoer nnfnebuen.
@rpffnnHg oer aIaifen am 2. fituber, Mor'
gens . itbr.
Collier iino eebeten, fih redi3eitie 5u mel.
ben. (Gepf3O-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-23
abam Slmpp's saeitansant,

Ter .Torboit Srnmeriu1breuber Yauberein
Ron Baltimore" berfdmmeit iid bier ieoen
Wlontae. 8eor1e 8rebm & Cons Bier
am 3apt na6 oentfter Grt bireit bonn
Sub.
Canton uno Sfgblanbtpw H..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-23

$4,000 @,9ss 9relpira /. .. ........ $3.50
$1,000 tIntieo 9laiIpnbs 4er ....... 80
$4,000 Limited AaiIpabs Ginf tWi Z 81 10
$4,000 Char, 9ol II. gtug .. ......... 1922
$1,000 9a Sci (BrUtpn Bros Gtfs) go. rs
$500 llntte0 9inilpuus Snnoing ser. Ss%
$4,000 llniteo RniIipuns SuHoiHg 5ev $50
= Baltimore u II. s. 80. ....... PC
7 Gem II. 6urm NJ 90 q ........t2 t
10 Com II. harm ~ (gS 81 ........ t0bR'
30 Yioribcrn &eutrnf 1854
100 Nurt6ern 9eHtrdI 100
90 Iortbern 9entrul ........... .t0gA
20 Nortbern Central ........... .t09h
20 NortbcrH Central .100M
10 9~iortbern Central .tG0%
10 @sgsS Nrefu Som ............ ST
100 Soufton Oil Rio .............. 491a
$50 6ouiton Oil BIO .............. 30
so 9onfnliodteo Goal -. ......... g7H
100 9cnipliodteo Goal E. ....... g6H
100 llniieo Rns or Gifs) ......... tbM
200 llniteo Nbs CIR Gtfs) ......... iba
L. Mlnrnlnnn NniInIth hnM
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-23
Sit D%crinietbcn.


Saoen nno gSobnln9. gir. 405, Critic glbenue,
SarIpben; 1ltspe5ettneter Rlab fir einen S6nei'
Der; rgr ais ioltber lp1breno II Sdbren belliIpt.
Nab5ntrngei In Nr. I0i, Critic gucnuc.
(32G-SI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-23
0cIb s,t perlcibcn.

Mne, rcihie Belb aebrdndheu. tpreben hter
nnr. M~nietben dii Satdre. N1beIn II. 8runos
G,asr,t6lifn. Sm 8ertrduen. aeire aoan.Gffiee'
Weicooen, ."VaItimnre JnGrffment Co.," 9ir.
12O, rb.VaeasEtra6 (27S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-23
}. epahn,s Rritauraut

Pr. 923, Npro:@een., nabe Mntbanp.e Ctr.
einhes Gr. 500. >. 9, ~" .Gienben.9i'
thrills @r. 106," ~Shiders9iftriftS str.
1903, .. II. o." uiio sSiftrift5 Dir. SO,
9. Il. o.. Saue an Nereine 5u bernie
tbel.- 5cinlte 9iere.. Aeiue uno anberc
8etrdnie. 1eI.: 6. & z. @oIfe G29 Or.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-23
NarhIanb GbattcI Qoan NNueiation

SIU ne SVNU mtreeH berftfhen 6nf WBbtIn
Etnnes rtf.. uhne Guffcrnuna berfelhen.
Setf l. Sanidr 1905 befinbeu fh unfere 30
rea'ix pieoer In unferem alien 2ofaIe,
Gafbert gntibiuq,
benz @eridisdebduhe aeaeriiber.
6iIlnler 0r. 229, 23t, 233 ~(siueiier TInr)
eR6sH,G6e Hahette. nnh ct. Vami, etrage,
Solpenirs fur 9ef6dftsireunoe.
(Tob9,1S.I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-23

Z. DITUUl oIOJ VIlIUJV !,
aus Den Glepatoren 5uriidgejogen
1904 guidcl; Glepotoren . gorrotb
209,027 9uifel. 8erfGufe: 8 @oa.
CONS Nr. 4 peiBer 5u 81, / 90. Ir. 3
weiBer 5u 80, / 90. Yer. 2 meiBer ,it
40, 1 90. @r. 3 weiBer 5u 80, I 90.
Nr. 3 gemii bter 5u 1874. 1 90. 9r. 4
mciBer 5u 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-23

Der tB6fte 4sreis ipirb be3abIt fit aIte Seberr
IN treerb iueIber Gnantitdt. Mian Ienoe Qoit.
farte an Z. g. Siaaes, Hr. Ga, VUrS. Gntam.
GtraRe. Weioe Telephone. C-.I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-23
SECOND CALL.


S5OOO W1VsS 7. ...,.......... 6sM
200 9onfolioateb Goal ...... 96ls
10 Sarm II. DIer6ants' 9nnf ...... 81
90 Conf Cotton Sucf Rio ........ 33H
3 9oni Cotton Suel RIO ........ "a
90 g!ubdmu 90al II. Srun Rio So. g31a
100 Souitom Oil RIO :. ........., 40
60 Npribcrn Central -. ....... t09&
$4,000 llniteo Railpuhs 4er 49,. sSTs
3 Cont g IS & 1t. Z Gom ........ 80
8 Goul IS, & g II. 3 Com ....... 9s1s
$1,000 Nturpiile Traction Der ........t0
Som II. Sarm Nant CO G)......12
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-23

w OHTIFVI IU,VOo VTITUJVI ,
Verlunot bon Den glepotoren t,S63
Vuidcl; Glepotoren.G orrotb 552,69t
9uihel. SerfGuie: 10000 Yllihel
Sobr 81 ATS.
Spufinp ShT,,Iro4s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-23
eGa1ibt's pgtdenfrnns.9aiie,

S1iipfquortier hes .Naberil Ser. sllnt. sBers
Gins" rSihenfran5 : Snlneu ; 8ereinS."
Canton SInmer,udbrcnbcn 9nu. ullb 9eibs
Sereins." .Seuffhe 8:MiifbIihfeit" unb
.Seiper.e onfIape Cir. ATS, 3. 8. s."
Srifbes s5ier Ill ieoer Sell. = 6. & g.
1eIep0on seoIfe 1913 s..
Gprina's ,Gautoa 2ieberfranS.Sane,"
ShbpeitsGhe .. Str. II. Sait-stue., CAUTION.
SuuptqIdrtier bes rGnntonz2ieoer.rnn3".
SinGfffnoe ieben Mitinp6 slbeno. Der
fiaa gIbeno. = raatioual" sRier am 3apf.
ebefdpcafesl cIepboH = BoIfe 1853 8.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-23

Z. n. Adcrmann'S Sanr,
Horouft.66e 0uugb. nno 6arpiine.S Str.
Sauptalidrtier bes .ganern . Wldrners
doris" SereitS.2serfnnimlnne iebcn Sons
lierIiag Ibe,ie, gieue Wtt9liencr ipilfoms
men. Sor5iigIites Bier Der ~Tatiunals
Vrduerei" uil 3apf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-23
Eli Oerfuttfcu:

Der 9ioros9urleDsS irnbe. 5lpiiden Der Sairs
mount glpeIlue ltno 5abettesS trabe; ceulc1tirte
Seller, 1rottoire uno 91fe; emaiuirte 9uoes
lpallIe illo shdell. aoehne; WSnrnlor.2 REOPEN,
Observation-Disclosures 8eareme TeriatiSs
9eoinaunaen.. Rrei5 5000 90. @rllno5ins $50
pro SG9r. Gebnt Die Sairmouuis sloculie ssSags
gonS.
gaaltrr g. @etpbnl, an Srt uno STEELE.
(9ipO1b-Nel10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-23
Ssnrp s. aIein's Meftnnramt,

UT. 2Ib, NIngs, nnbc NUiparbsSfrnke.
Gor5iisli6e Weine, Spirifuofen II. linton,
9igarret. 8eites 9ier am 3apf. 2uni6
fir 8ef6dffsleutc hon 1f.30 Gprm. bis
2 ubr giabmittaas. Ielepbon,. Is. & q.
- Mt. Sernon 3O0S U.
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VcrIuuaf

Vtrtnu1t:
SberaIs, 9oGs ltno SenIoensG i1Berinnen,
mn Glide 2ebrIinee; p56entliGer 9obn ipdbs
reno Der 9ebr5eit Gesablt. Stuart a. Seth,
9tr. S2f, @ranblsS tralc. (322-S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-23
gcrf1uat.

9anen. I'm Gransierirsg iopitdtcn 5u item,
pelr; grbeit am Id9e ODER Nberos. $1.50 oas
9lseno; grbeit mad benz 8dnie %aebrnbt. Su
%erfrn9en I'M Simmer gir. / Gnioert'Sanf'@e'
bahbe, Suiparos uub Sa~ratugasStrahc.
(322-S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-23
Safob Mics charlottesville"
GurAuits 4 nm Nufu. uun surrrft.S ctr

Sduptdldriier bes @efan9nereiis .Ielps
bic. Sineiiunoen ieoen Soituerftngabeno
9crinmmIiIIgen oes Centennial Meeeers
Yereins" ieben 2. ino 4. Sienifng I'M
Wtpnat. 9eIepbpn-G. & 9. Nulfe 1866 "
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-23
&elltioc Sdl[usrote:
FIRST CALL.

@erfGnfe uuf Der bieIigen Gifeften.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-23
gu %perfaufen.


81 Ger!nuiei:
.VtIl9 Gin ileler bdnoeeina6ier Shrduf fir
gl6er, lopie et1 Giet0eyfdrnnt NH aud cine
Sr9el: G1h5itragen in Gr. 1911, Guior. Str.
(32T-G0)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-23

III uerfanien:
Stt SPECIFICATION; patenb liir eincn WlGnn mi
Srnn.. Wtal aoreliire: NJ. Z. A." Tcutidc
Gorrcippnocut. (320-S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-23

WffIutnf.
@rfabrene Operators mo QebrIinae fir nne
prn gSode fir slnfdneer, bic inter Snltruftion
ftcben. 9iacb5uirnaen in Der r9inacr shirt Sac.
'urh," 9urbpcitsGde 9alasii. uro WcSeurg'etr
31S-3D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-23
@erlaugt.

Sine hcutf6e 5rau fiir Sausarbeit in elmer
5umilie bon 6iuei &eripnen; outer Gobn. gtnds
~5uirnaen in Tr. 1852, Grcitpn., naBe @ap.str
(325-30)
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Gerlangt:
@erlamBt:

Cine 8nocrIdFHae 5rnn aI8 N5d;n, ionic
ann gSafnen uno 8iiGe,u lno fir 1lgemeine
Nausarheit in eirer ~fleife1 5aTuilie. Nad3us
iragen in 3r. 21f4, Yenniplaauia. gpcnnr.
(325-O
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DH UtTTnEftN.
$1,000 - Sir. 294, Sarlorosg loeuue, eceerlr
fiber GlifionsGarf; 0ohnbaus, 6 Simmer, uno
Stnu fir adj Bferoe; e~ruHoitii 80 bel 80: gies
bellbuf; paileno fir lei6te Sabrii3lpede. Muds
5~nfrneen bel Yierre g.. Eugau d 9cpbelp, 9r.
10, Git.9eriuBtuu' StraRe. (322)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-23

Dir. 1901 unb 1929, atorosB Bort trabe, anil
ibe1 NORTH. uno MISUNDERSTANDING; feiuer 9Slas
tir SSirtGfbGtt. @rocerDs obcr Salunteriepaa
reilsSnoel. Aub3nlrcGci an Crit nnb Stelc.
(323-S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-23

Gin Maoden fir allaenteine NonSnrbeit
Na65ntruget in Or. 9fG, Srntn'Sii'aoehhe'
t327-Sl
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Scrlanst Sranen nno Mabdem:

0erfaugt:
Gin 0idochen. oas Seutid uno Snglll6
fpriGt, fiir oas .9iennu Sanntoriuma" Nr.
4i3, @ett.SaGette Strafe. (327-S)
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-09-29
Stock Yards Notes.

Receipts thus far this week. COM
pared with the same period last week,
in round numbers increased $500 cat
tie, $500 hogs and 10000 sheep. Com
pared with same period last year cat
tie increased $500, hogs $500 and
sheep decreased 29,S00.
steers have influenced weakness in the
trade for the in-between grades of ma
tives.
The bull trade is weak to 10c off
from a week ago. Early this week
good bolognas and butchers sold
stronger, but they have since been in
less favor with buyers. Bulk of butch
err bulls went at $3.15@3.75 and bolog-
mas at s2.60@2.s0.
Calves command the best prices OF
the season and show mostly 25c ad-
vance over a week ago. There is keer
demand for choice vealers, and tops
have ranged up to $3.50, while liberal
supply landed at $S00@S.40.
The run of sheep this week was cas-
lily the largest of the year and buyers
lost no time in securing their supple:
on much lower basis. Sheep anG
yearlings sold 1O@15c under late las
week, and while the choice fat classes
and the good, smooth feeding grade:
were wanted at the lower range the
palmer grades met slow call daily
Prices for lambs were again hit harc
blow, owing to the superabundancs
of the offerings, the bulk going 25@35t
under one week ago, while the feeding
classes went generally 25@30c off.