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LONDON CLOSING STOCKS. !

LONDON CLOSING STOCKS, Dec 1.-Consols
for money. 81 3-16: Consols for account,
s7sk; Anaconda, 141h Atchison,. lots Atchison
preferred, 1O5&; Baltimore & Ohio 1225
Canadian Pacific 1855; Chesapeake s. Ohio,
57R; Chicago Great Western, 1874; Chicago.
Milwaukee ST. Paul. 1854; De Beers q Il;
Grande preferred, SO; Erie, 45A: Erie first pre-
ferred. Is; Erie second preferred, 20; Illinois
Central. ISL: Louisville & Nashville, 1907
Missouri. Kansas & Texas. A.: New York Gem
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NEW YORK SUGAR AND COFFEE, Dec. L.
Sugar, raw, holiday; refined, holiday. Coffee,
steady; No: Z Rio, nc. Molasses steady; New
Orleans, 3O@3Sc. ~
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opened 724c:. closed 72ize; Nay. 7ehe: closed
hard, 76Ac; No. 1 northern, 751Ac; No. 2
northern, 73c; No: 3 northern. 70Ac; No: 2
white, &c; No. barley 42hc; No. 1 fax,
$1.15. Receipts, wheat, POI cars; last year,
i'll; for month, 1926; last year, ,231.
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THE FLOUR MARKET

HEAVIER sHIPMENTs-MARKET HOLDING
FIRM AT UNCHANGED PRICES
The only feature to the -four market was the
heavier shipments for the day. Mllers clear
ing up old orders from their books. Demand
continues on same basis reported heretofore.
Shipments, 75,O6S brls.
First patents in wood. Minneapolis,
S4.30@4.f0: second patents $415@4.25 first
clears $S.25@3.35; second clears, $24O@26O.
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ST. LOUIS GRAIN, leo. CLOSE:

ST. LOUIS GRAIN. reo. 1.-O1ose: Wheat
weak; track No: 2 red, cash, 75@75Ae; IN No:
hard, 72@74Ac; December, 72A @72Bc;
May, 77Ac. Corn steady; track, No: ? cash,
42Ac; new, 45c old; No. white, 421ac newt
45c DID, December, 40Ac; May, 41Ac. Oats
weak; track No. 2 cash, 331a @34Ac; No. 2
white, 347ac; December, 32sc: May. S4hc.
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NEW YORK PROVISIONS, Dec. Beef
firm; family: $135o@14; mess, $500; packet,
$1o.50@ai: Pork stead ~; mess, $17.75@1s.5o;
easy; prime western, $9.1O6l915.
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WHEAT RECEIPTS BY ROADS.
Cars-Milwaukee, Sc; Omaha, A; st. Louis,
16; Great Northern 145: Northern Pacific, 76;
Great Western, SO; 500 Line, 46; Chicago, Rock
Island & Pacific 8.
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CHICAGO PROVISIONS, Dec. 1.-The pro-
visions market opened steady and very quiet.
were a shade higher at $7.72A. Pork was up
121ac at $14.57h.
Pork, January, $14.eo; May, s14.e5. Lard,
January, $3.50; May, $8.47h. Ribs January
$3.50; May, $7.92H.
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trail, 1854; Norfolk & Western. 97A Norfolk &
sVe preferred Oh; Ontario 4 Western,
4DB pennsylvania, TN; Rand Mines 5A !;
Reading, 7e;. Southern Railway, s5A Southern
Railway preferred, 81 v Southern Pacific. 97A;
United States Steel. 491s United States Steel
A = ~ z -5ss : ! -, :. -
Bar silver, steady, 32kd per ounce Money
91a@4R per cent. The rate Of discount in the
open lt market for short bills is 51a per cent The
months bills is 5M per cent.
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LONDON STOCKS, Dec. 1.-The opening for
American securities on the Stock Exchange here
To-Day was steady. Prices moved slowly to over
parity. assisted by moderate New York and
local buying. The fears Of poor New York
bank statement checked substantial advance
but the market closed firm at about best quo
tations of the day.
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Ral1r0ads entering the yards reported receipts
I Ity the day by loads follows: Chicago Great
western, o; Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul, 5;
Minneapolis & st. Louis 4; Chicago, St. Paul,
Minneapolis & Omaha, 20; Great Northern, 10:
500 line, 6; Northern Pacific, p; total, Il.
Disposition of stock Friday Nov. 30:
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NEW YORK PRODUCE, Dec Eggs, 500
34c; refrigerator eggs, 23c; receipts 3, 373 cases
market steady. Butter creamery, SOC: imita.
tion 22@23c; ladies, 2O1A@21c; receipts, 5197
pkgs; extra renovated, CSC; renovated, 22@23c;
market firm.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE. Dec. 1.-cheese stron,

CHICAGO PRODUCE, Dec. Cheese, strong
daisies; 1she; twins, 1s@1sAc; Young Ameri-
cas-, 1870. Poultry, live, steady; turkeys, 13c;
ch1kens, &c; springs, &c. Potatoes, easy, $40
42c. Veal, firm, so to 6O-lb weights, sore: 60
to s5clb weights, 7@Shc; IS to 11o-lb weights,
Butter steady; creamerics, 22@2s1ac; dairies,
20@26c. Eggs, strong at mark. cases incIud-
ed, 2S@27c.
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CLOSING CASH PRICES

No
No
wcorn,s
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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS

DULUTH GRAIN, Dec. 1.-The eastern miller
aaa R S G fact that he wants Duluth
get. Shippers cannot do much because the Offer
lngs are light: The easterner is willing to pay
enough nsss; to allow shippers to pay the advanced
usually shuts off shipments after that date. .
There is no export business in Duluth wheat,
the eastern buyer oyerbidding the foreigner.
Manitoba wheat is selling to go abroad how
ever. - - &H es5. :.
The market was fairly active. December
o ops Ae up at TIE, sold to 77%c; fell to
firm, losing only A@%c. Cash spring wheat
sold at &c over December for No. northern
and durum was unchanged. p
Some flax was sold for export and this
Changed at sii7%' sold at sii7M Sps .fel to to
@ and s ass My at oa s III snua1s
other coarse grains were unchanged.
=, The close: Wheat, No. hard. on track, 7sAc;
northern, 7sAc; No. 2 northern 7eMc; on track,
No. l northern, 7SAc; No. northern, 76Ac; De-
fsess 7S Gaeam np ~ G e. 5n Sc Msy
rive, No. j; Sec. FLAX to arrive, s1:isA; na1
s% ST.; Nay s2% osts to .ffve '"2 sy
Rye, 6lc. Barley, 36@49c. .
&c cars Inspected Wheat 22S Last year. 49,
S g. Rsceps vheat sa OATS .S: ss
81 5u; siip nients: Wheat, 1881 bu barley,
LIVERPOOL GRAIN, Dec. 1.-Wheat, spot,
steady; No. 2 red western winter. 5s II Hd; fu-
lures, dull December, IS $3.50; March, IS 59sd;
May, IS sd. Corn, spot, firm: American mixed,
As sd: futures quiet; January, As 15sd; March,
As I'D.
not inc nsluded!: Wheat 27ssooo centais; Corn
and The prs1ssns IN the stocks f Flour o
sacks; wheat, 100000 centals; corn. 715,00O
centals: bacon; 800 boxes; hams ,40o 90 boxes:
cheese, 1O3,sO0 boxes; lard. 1900 tierces Of
prime western steam and $50 tons Of other kinds.
NEW YORK FLOUR AND GRAIN, Dec. H.
Flour, receipts, 1882; sales, LOO; steady but
slow; Minnesota patents, $4.10@4.4O; winter
straights $35o@3.6o; Minnesota bakers, $3:40
@3sa winteE e1tfas $2so@s1o y sa@
sos. Wheat receipts. 11650O bu; sales, 1900
900 bu; the early wheat market showed steadi-
ness, particularly December demand from
shorts. Commission houses Were buying May.
Foreigners sold December and bought July. Trad
ing was fairly active: December, soM @soAc;
No. 2 western, 6sNc c i New York. Corn,
receipts, 81 $50 bu: market was dull and with
out transactions.
MILWAUKEE FLOUR AND GRAIN, Dec. /.
Flour steady; wheat steady; No 1 north
T%e> 6id; puts, 77% @57A asked; salls, Is
ley ley St No. ?, 55%c; sample, 4s@55c.
! Oats steady; standard. 34@34hc. Corn
steady; No: s old AGO.. May, 43% @43Rc bid;
puts, 1895 a @4s1Ac; calls. 4sas @43hc.
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PUTS AND CALLS.
Puts--May wheat, 7Shc.
Calls-May wheat, 79Hc.. BE-.
Curb--May wheat, 7S%@7S%c. -

STATE GRAIN INSPECTION, DEC. I.
Inspected NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Northern
No. hard, II; No. 1 northern, Is; No. 3
6orthern, %; No. 3, 40; No. 4, %; rejected,
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul-No. 1 north
e1n, ID: No: 2 northern; .46; No. 3, So; No. A,
II; rejected B.. mo grade. As. :,
Minneapolis &, st.. Louis-No l. northern. / :
No: ? northern. 4; No. 8. 8; No. 4 i; re,
jected, 1; no grade. G.. $780,. d. ..-.. ,
500 Line---No. l hard, 49,; No. / northern,
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CHICAGO SEEDS AND COARSE GRAINS,
Dec. Rye, cash. &c. Barley: cash. 400
55c. Timothy, December, 81. 30@44O.
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PROVISIONS

NEW YORK OIL, Dec. 1.-Petroleum steady
refined all ports, 7.45@7. Soc. -s.',.-1 80
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HOGS OPEN LOWER
CLOSING STEADY
MODERATE RECEIPTS AND QUAIL
ITY GENERALLY GOOD.
Prices Average 8 Cents Lower for the
Week-Small Supply Of Good Killing
Cattle-Prices About 10 Gents Lower.

{
South St. Paul, Mimi, Dec. 1.-Estimated re-
e eedp at the Union stockyards today: Cattle,
horses 1875; cars, H.
The following table shows the receipts from
Jan. j. 1906. to date as compared with the
same period in 1905: -
; Year Cattle. Calves. Hogs. Sheep Cars
1900. 412,133 51,263 761 $50 7sS,674 IS $50
decrease. 1O,166 5000. ia 706
The following table shows the receipts thus
1ar In November as compared with the same
Eer1Od in 1905. r,s.-y..e.. = =
1 Date Cattle Calves. Hogs. Sheep. Cars.
iN6.... 6S,009 1926 9s,S94 157 $3.50 1865
1Voo..... 63,04 4,O33 92,531 121 ,946 1925
Increase 1908 1888 6.363 $3.50 800
Official receipts for the past week are as fol-
lows. 49,. =
Date Cattle. Calves. Hogs. Sheep. Cars.
NOV NOV. e.. 2695 80 262s 2,627 149
NOV. 81. 1.S0S 1877 4,773 SOFT 155
Ny Nov. g.. 1,276 50 $500 2.714 Ill
Nov Nov ~: 4372 252 3,677 II, O63 27l
Nov. H.. 1868 $50 SOL 5,271 271
NOV 2s.... LOGS 22O s, 433 ADS 1873
NOV 5O.... $3.50 1874 4,O4O 4, O52 233
rin0 fhn ua.I.
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NEW YORK FLOUR AND GRAIN, DE-


Flour steady; wheat steady; No. 1 north
ern, s1@s2c; No. 2 northern, 77@s1c; May.
@7SA asked. Rye steady; No. l., es1Ac. Bar.
ley steady: No. 2, 55kc; sample, 43@55c.
Oats steady; standard, 34@34hc: Corn
steady; No. 8 old. Acc; May, 43S g43Ac bid;
puts, 1895 q @431Ac; calls, 1875 @4shc.
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JOhk01's in
fruits, Yopefa-
bios. PrOdac8
0rS8dFl'ulfs ana.
,Cannoo GOOds.

Liberal advances made on
large eonsignments. Or
ders filled promptly for
everything In our line.
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NEW YORK METAL, Dec. Hopper and
lead quiet. unchanged.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-03-09

Co,J a. w. Gleason,
@ Notarius Publicus.
HALLS CArABRH CURr tag-s invartes och
verkar 6irekt pa blodet och slemhinnorna 1 syste-
mek. Skrif efter intyg, gratis. Ia
+. J. Cheney e Co., Toledo, O.
~ Saljcs hos ALA apotekare, 75c.
Hall's Family Pills aro do bGsta.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-03-09
Eft helande ~evangelium.

Rev. j. G. Warren, pastor i Sharon
baptistkyrka i Belair, Ga, singer ON E.
lectric Bitters: "Det ar Ell gudagafva till
menniskorna. Det botads mig for en-
lam rygg. sylvia leder och altman fysisk
svaghet. Jag var So svag, att Diet toS mig
en- half timme att ga en- mil. iva iaskor
af Electric Bitters hafya gjort mig sa
stark. att jag Just gait tire mil pa 50 mi
outer och kanner som ON Jag vii @ Oh
tire mil till. Oct har gjort en- nv man az
mig. bet storsta botemedlet fof svaghet
och ALA akommor i magen, lefvern och
lungcrna. Sales under garantl i Lungren
d Andrews apotek. Sioux City, la. soc.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-03-09

rakade sent en- qvall for omkring
iva mSnader sedan att falla at sin
vagr, da han var pa vag hem. Han
antraffades pafoliande morgon
liggande sanslos pa wagon och
forbes till Samaritan hospitalet,
der han legat med afbruten rygg
och forlamad tills lordags, da
han a1ed.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-03-09

Mystic, Splendid. Ben Hur och
Gold Medal mjol till 81 IS for en-
4S ID sack.
Basta Standard tomatoes Ioc
pr kama,
Early June arter, old settlers
brand. Ioc pr kama eller ire kan.
mol for 2sc hes
Larson & Anderson.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-03-09
Sioux City.
M0NIToRsNs 1ELEFUNNUMMER 675

Pa Diet republikanska stads-
konventet i onsdags utsagos i5l
jande perSonet till k~andidater f or
embetsman:
For Mayor. P. A Sawyer
For City Solicitor.
........... Fred w. Sargent
For Police Judge III. F. Sims
For Assessor &c. Wales
For Treasurer -. TIC. Prescott
For Auditor. WE. True
For Aldermen at Large ......
........J.J. Sellon Ign. Stone
For Engineer. Martin Hlemvig
For Superintendent of Markets.
...............O Ole Skogerson
Endorsed for Nonpartian Park
Commissioners = E. c. Peters,
]. L. Hanchette, Z. P. Farr.
Hy. Victor Carlson med familj
fran Wayne, Neb., ar har pa EFT
besok hos tidningens utgifvare.
Hr Carlson har nyligen erhallit
auktion pa sina tillhorigheter pa
farmer och befnner sig pa resa
till Sverige.
Angnstanaf6rsamAngen Jug
domsforening, Luther League.hcll
fredagsqvall forliden vecka en-
musikalisk- literar aftonunderhall-
ming eiter EFT % hummer starkt
program. Programmed upptog ba.
de instrume entail och voka lmusik
SAINT defamation af EFT val valdr
och intressant innehall och utfor-
des pa EFT mycket .fortienstfallt
satt af de upptradande. Intradet
till underhallningen var fritz, och
lokaleni kyrkans underwriting var
till trangsel fylld af en- intresserad
ahorareskara L utherforbundet har
pa senare tiden gait mycket
framat, hvarfor Diet till stor del
har att tacka sin e~nergiske ord
forande, Mr. Arthur Swan.
Forsok Imperial Lump Coal. sc
basta losa kol j marknaden $
80. SO pr ton hos Southern '..aI
Co., 3II Virginia Street.
Pntsaren James Kennedy, an
staud ! Milwaukee jernvagens
verkstad har i staden och bosatt
3o7 Fowler ave., deltog j tisdags
som delegat i EFT mote, som hollis
at lowas nordvestra district af
the Woodmen of the World. Mo-
tets forhandlingai hade just blifvit
oppnade, da Kennedy sj5nk HOP
och foil ned at stolen. traffad af
hjertslag. En- tillstadesvarande
lakare skyndade genast till hans
help, men ALA upplifningsiorsok
voro forgaives. Kennedy, som val
81 ar gammal, efterIemnar hustru
och 6 barn,
Speciella priser hos Larson&
Anderson:
Cloverdale smor 20 c pr Id.
Farska agg IS pr dussin
Graddost I5c pr ID.
Mr. Philip Forsberg inAyttade
j Iiordags slit nybyggda hus, 5o4
Boulevard.
TOhn Lnnden hade haromnat-
ten bIifvit inhyst som logerare i
polisstationens "bull pen" tillika
med nera andra kamrater, som
saknade en- plats att luts slit huff
vud till. Midi under Diet kamra-
terna sofvo och drogo tunga tim
merstockar, klattrade John upp i
taket pa cellen, antagligen for att
komma undan de stora rattornas
nargangna sallskap. Men bast Diet
var ramlade han ner midi pa ma
gen al. en- at de sofvande, som sa-
lunda hck EFT mycket omildt upp-
vaknande. Linden slog sig afven
mot Diet harda cementgolfvet sa
pass, att han forlorade medvetan-
Diet.
Farmaybftayrn David Morris
Svenska monitoren., 1906-03-09
Den Aligaste manner
Arkansas.

Gag ar den lyckligaste mannen l Ar
kansas. skrifver II, l. Stanley Bruno.
sedan min hustru atrrvann helsan efter
fem AIRS oupph0rligt hostande och lung
blodnin och jag har derfor att tacka
verldens st6rsta meiiciu. DIR. King s New
Discovery for Consumption, som jag af
erfarenhet vet botar lunRsot. ON de tages
i It'd. Min hustru blef battre med forsta
fl askan, ooh tolf laskor fIllbordade ku-
ren'. Botar den yarsta hosta och foIkyl-
ming, eller pengarue atersandas. Hos
Lungren 4 Andreen, ~apoiekare, Sioux
City, Ia. Pris soc och S1.00 Protaaskor
fritz.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-03-09

iva mSnader sedan att falla at sin
vagr, da han var pa vag hem. Han
antraffades pafoliande morgon
liggande sanslos pa wagon och
forbes till Samaritan hospitalet,
der han legat med afbruten rygg
och forlamad tills i lordags, da
han a1ed.
Lfket at John Lunde, utkorare
for the Iowa Oil Tank Line. n
traffades i MISUNDERSTANDING
nara Hinton. Han lag med atbru-
ten halls under en- bro och oil evag-
men Diver sig. Huru Diet vid olyc.
kan tillgatt vet ingen Det anita
ges att han antingen inson nat pa
kuskbocken och latit hastarne ga,
som de vile, sd att vagnen kom
for nara brokanten och foil Diver
bron, dervid han kom under den
tunga vagnen och dodades. Ell
Ter ocksa maste han hafva varit
dod, rcdan imam han kom till
bron och Ell kunnat styra hastarne.
Den omkomne, som var norr-
man borden, hade varit bosatt har
Diver Is ar och efterlemnar som
narmast sorjande hustru och s
barn. Familjen Dor i 3ooI CHI
cago avenue, Morningside.
Herrar Anton Benson och C..
+. Johnson voro lordagsqvall ute
och fuktade babe sin aska och
veckans afloning. De rakade till
sist ! disPyt ON hven som skulle
betala for den sista omgang drinks
de hade fortart. .hvilken dispyt
fortsattes ute pa trottoaren. Slut
ligen tilldeiade Benson, som ar
liten till vaxten, sin mycket stor-
re motstandare en- So kraftig smack
pa talorganet, att denne stortade
hufvudstupa baklanges in genom
en- glasdorr i Larson : Swan Dry
goods outik. Slagsmalet fortsat-
ties inne / butiken, och Johnson
som val mycket ~fullare, fck myc
ket stryck, tills polls anlande och
tog slagskamparne till fnkan. 1
mandags stodo de nyktra irfor
polisdomaren, som lat mad ga for
ratt mot G=ias lofte att betala glas-
rLtan.
IN parfvmer kunnaerhallas
.os c c. Thelander.
/ lordagsnatt vid half 2 tiden
infann sig den notoriske Jimmy
Game i onyktert tillstand / Rut
land hotel och begaf sig upp i EFT
at rummen och storde dess innehaf
ware. Hotellets nattclerk, Jessie
Stupps, som kande mannens Wild
sinta karaktar, begaf sig efter och
forsokte lugna Game och lorna
honom atr lemna huset. Gaines
!svar blef EFT valdsam Stag, som
ffallde Stupps till golfvet. Den
vildsinte valdsverkaren sparkade
och misshanlads ytterligare slit
offer och lyckades undkomma, da
tillkallad polls anlande. Den vt
terst lila tilltygde Stupps maste
tagas ON hand at lakare. Game
ar EFT at stadens varsta utskum
och star som bekant unde. 1000
dollars bergen for ofverfall att be.
ga stor kroppslig skada.
Ot,Ohga mangder tobak i form
at snus, plug, rokcegarer och
lostobak i lommafckan konsume
rades i mandags, ty da vidtog Diet
republikanska partiet forberedcl
serna till den gigantiska kamp,
som kommer att sta vid valur-
norma ON stadens oden. Wise man
med molndigra pannor, impone-
rande utseende och en- min. som
antydde den oerhorda b6rdan al
Diet ansvar, som hvilade pa deras
herkuliska skuldror. stodo och
hollo hvarandra | knapphalen och
rspottade i gathornen. De rove
de stora andarne. pa hvilka ansva.
ret hvilade. och smatt och be-
skedligt folk gick med bafvan och
vordnad forbi. undrade O sporiapde
hvad som komms skulle. lime pa
de privata kontoren kandes Infer
Svenska monitoren., 1906-03-09

Forsta och tredje tisdagen hvar-
je manad saljer Chicago & North
western jernvagen rundresebilJet-
ter till Black Hills och platser i
Wyoming till I at Diet vanliga pri.
set.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-03-09

Och slutligen vid qvallens inbrott,
sedan saloonmaonen gjert CODA
affarer, begafvo sig ALA dessa stora
andar i skaror, dem ingen rakna
kunde, till de olika caucusplat-
serna att utse kandidater for al
dermen och cirkus- nej, kon
ventdelegater.
Vid delta tillfalle gick Diet un-
gefar till som vid ALA andra fore
gaende tillfallen af samma Stag.
De fiesta tycktes bemoda sig ON
att svina ned lokalerna Diet mesta
de kunde med sport och tobaksa-
ska, och knappast hade uomine
ringarne blifvit gjorda, forran tju-
tet och skralet var i full gang, Att
bora nagot af forhandlingarne val
nastan omojligt. | s~jette wardet
gick Diet hetast tillvaga. Der tjot
den enc ilsknare an den andre,
och motets ordtorande holl pa att
blifva utkastad sa att en- AMMAN
maste t~illsattas. Det hela var dock
Ell sd farligt som Diet sag ut till.
Manga, ON ej de fiesta, hade myc
ket litet klart for sig, hvad som
egentligen var pa farde, och toto
dertor att de horde kamraterna
%tjuta. Eft dyligt roligt och upp-
lyftande mole erbJudes minsann ej
hvad dag som helst. och derfor Dor
man taga tillfallet i akt. ia, sa
ungefar gar Diet till fore och pa en-
amerikansk caucus i en- Store
stad.
Staten h osls' o s;aaen Toledo sas
ERKrE :. CHENEY svar att han ar Cen aldre
6elegaren I frm1l +. j. CHENEY g. Co, com har
affair I staden Toledo, namnda county och stat,
och att Stamina frma viii betala en- summa at
hundrade dollars for hvart enda fn.l af ka-
tarrh som icke kan botas vid bruket af HALL's
OATLnRR OuRx.
Frank J. Cheney.
Bevittnat for mig och underskriyit / min mar
veYo den CITE December 1886.
G"-I a. W.. Gleason,
- Notarius Publicus.
HALL's CArARRH CURE tag-s invartes och
verkar cirekt pa blodet och slemhinnorna 1 syste-
inca Skrif efter intyg, gratis. Ia
T. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O.
E- Saljcs hos ALA apotekare, 75c.
Hall's Family Pills aro dc basta-
E6rsta och tredia ticdnnan hurar-
Svenska monitoren., 1906-03-09

{ Nj behofver eJ frysa i winter. ON
Nigar till Spaulding. 3&Court SITS
och koper stormdorrar.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-03-09

On Nj har hosta, So en- kop
den faska at Thelanders mpounv
Cough Syrup.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-03-09

ON nj win ha en- god kopp katie
eller CODA grocerier sd ga till
reun. 4o7 Pearl Street.
Arizona republican., 1906-06-23

 hibits them from carrying commodi- ties which they produce
 What is regarded as an important amendment, which was agreed to at today's conference, was the striking out of the word ''wilfuIly'. in the provis- ion which forbids the granting of or accepting of rebates. The word knowingly" was left in the provision. The effect is that a person must simply knowingly" offer or receive a rebate, 1t not being necessary to prove that the act was 'wilfully" done.
 Under the rules of the house the conference report will have to be print ed in the Congressional Record before 1t can be acted upon. Should the re- port be filed tomorrow it will not be available for action until Monday Should Senator Tillman persist in his refusal. to sign the report it will be presented in the senate by Senator Gull lom according to the procedure gov- erning such matters.
Arizona republican., 1906-06-23
.EYE WITNESS STORY
 OF BIALYS1Ok HORROR
The AssdeFsrs Received the Encsur.
 agsmsnt Of Russian OmciaIs.

Berlin, June 22.--An inhabitant of BiaIystok. Russia, who was present during the entire massacres there and who has arrived in Berlin, has given the German Hebrews Aid Society an account of the recent events there. He said: June 14 was the fortieth amt versary of the compulsory adhesion of many Catholics to the Orthordox church, and a celebration of the event was elaborately planned. The police and military were fully armed, appar- ently preparing for a conflict. Though there were no visible enemies, the Jews became alarmed and sought hiding places. During the processions of O. thodox Russians and Catholics on Thursday an uprOar began and the ru more spread that the Jews had thrown a bomb into the crowd, and were tear ing a Russian priest to pieces. The crowd shouted Down with the Jews'' and thereupon roughs, armed with clubs, entered the nearest Jewish houses and brought the inmates out. destroying whatever they found with in.
 'The streets were soon filled with the dead and wounded, the latter grooming frightfully. The Jewish shops in the vicinity in the meanwhile were plundered. ruffians taking away all the portable valuables.
 '.Some of the officers encouraged the rioters and soldiers in their bloody work, while other officers ordered them to desist, but the latter were seldom obeyed, the discipline of the soldiers generally being loosely enforced. When one officer ordered a number of mur- derers to leave a place they. answered that the governor had given up the Jews and their shops for thEee days plunder.
 General BogaieGskys commander of the. garrison, politely returned the roughs cheers and shouts with a mili- tary salute and another officer con graduated them upon their festival. the rioters replying with vigorous cheers. The leaders of the plunderers were not only policemen, but included many of ficers of the Imperial Bank
 The next morning Dr. Reigrotzky received a telegram from NJ. Bramson. a members of the lower house Of par