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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-11-16
J. w. BATS
REAL ESTATE AGENT

Office In Taliaferro Building. Opposite
Court House. Phone 81
Have In office the only set OF Abstract
Books Of Brazos County Land titles
FOR SALE
Well built iO-roorn residence and
half block of ground. located 4 blocks
from | a. G. n. depot. Good servants
room, barn. garden, large shade trees,
two cisterns aud city water. Price
$1,000 Small cash payment and bal.
ance on long time at per cent inter.
est.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-11-16

What will the freak college men be
telling US next? A Tennessee college
president has made bid for notoriety
by declaring that there Is nothing
equal to the immortality OF rural life, !"
and recommending to parents to rear
their boys In the city because OF it's
superior moral advantages. That man
is out OF place In the South. Chicago
Is the place for him.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-11-16
AN OVERSIGHT.

II was aHovcrsight in the Eagle yes
terday afternoon in emitting the In
itials OF the contributor Of the beau
tiful poem published. entitled The
Old Campmeeting Ground" The po
EN- was from the gifted pen of Mrs
Eliza Townes Johnson. one OF Bryan
honored and talented southern ladies
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-11-16
NEWS 6RiEFEs.

Ex.Shcriff Ship OF Tennessee and
five companions have been placed In
the Federal prison at Washington be-.
ing convicted OF contempt OF the U. $.
Supreme Court. Ship and enc other
we're in contempt because they failed
TO protect a negro from mob whose
legal execution had been stayed until
his case could be reviewed by the SUI
preme Court Ship and two others
we're given ninety days while the 9th
er three were given sixty days. They
have been assigned TO good quarters
and are we'll cared for.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-11-16

A prominent preacher declared In
a mass meeting in Dallas; "A man
who boasts OF being a local optionist
is local liar" II he placed strong
emphasis on the boasts" possibly he
is right. but the same would be true
OF boasting prohibitionist; or. indeed.
any other boaster. II he did not stress
that word his Annias club outnumbers
thousand 20 one
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-11-16
For Sale or Trade.

wyldewood Breeding Barn aud :
of the best sircs In the South consist
ing Of Blondwood 2ili0, Wyldewooi
Idyl 1878 and Joe Bailey, a Pcrohe-
ron draft horse Also standard bred
mare In foai by Wildwood Idyl and
-weanllns stud colt by Blonwood
Above are all registered and Of the
best breeding. This is a paying bust
ness and will net $4,000 per year after
paying all expenses OF care. feed etc,
and Is only offered for sale account
of owners health win sell together
or separately and would take some
real estate on the deal and give time
II desired. For prices and terms see
6. w. HIGGS.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-11-16

How many citizens OF Bryan appre-
clate the fact tina; Increasing the
product OF any acre Is Brazos county
augments the volume OF Bryan's bust
ness and raises the value OF town
property? How many Brazos county
farmers realize that every person ad-
ded to the population Of Bryan helps
to make a better market for their
products?
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-11-16

II Beaumont and San Angelo are
growing as fast as their respective
newspapers. the Enterprise and the
Standard. they will both soon be whop-
pers. Come to think OF II. an air line
railroad from one to the other would
pass through Bryan. Let's build IT,
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-11-16

In one of his most pathetic poems,
Bryant sang mournfully OF the death
OF the flowers and the cold November
rain. II he had lived In Texas inhal'
ing the balmy breezes laden with the
perfume of myriads OF flowers and his
spirit drinking refreshment from the
genian November showers. that dirge
OF nature would have been pean Of
10y.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-11-16
coLoREp CONFERENCE.

The A. NJ. +. Texas annual confer
ence will convene In this city tomor-
row morning with Alien Chapel Bish.
op Evans Tyree OF Tennessee. arri-
we'd today and will preside over the
conference. Larke numbers of dele
gates came In today by every train.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-11-16

'Poor bye" exclaimed o'Ilara. con-
doing with Cassidy. who had been In
iured by blast Ills tough luck
To- hav yer hand bowed OF.
och. Faith II might ave bin
worse" ren''rd Cassidy suppose
ord hag u- W,-Gs wages w u ut the
tc'mr
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-11-16

now have complete line Of Tine
lewelry. watches, eloeIs, cut glass
.and painted China, Sterling silver
ie47 Rogers Bros. triple plated ware
fine geld headed umbrellas, mission
eloegs and eleetroliers conklin foun'
tain pens.
Let us do your watch. je~elry ana
clock york. Engraving done at rea'
sonabls prices.
AGENT ADAM ScHAAF PIANOS.
Edison monographs and records
sold on easy terms.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-11-16

The President has issued his an
nual THANKSGIVING proclamation. set.
ting apart Thursday Nov. 18th as, a
day TO lay aside all usual vocations
and give thanks for the blessings OF
the past year.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-11-16

Texas Christian University Of Waco
dos ted the Southwestern University
of Georgetown In football a Dallas
yesterday. score r. too.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-11-16

". ]. Bryan has taken out a hun
ters license for Texas and will spend
some time in this state hunting.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-11-16

serving its nerceness and It's claws
for the enemies OF righteousness and
true democracy.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-11-16

Loss from floods In Jamaica Ii es.
timated at 80 lives and Sl.s5O.00O In
property.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-11-16

Fresh bread rolls and fancy Baking
ready every mo. ming for breakfast.
n Mrs. Otto Boehme.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-11-16
Insurance Companies

That pay their losses ale the
ones TO insure with, and all my
companies are such companies
MIR. ! w. Dean insured with me
undor Policy No. l777545 OF New
Hampshire Fire Insurance CO., and
obtained settlement in full OF insur-
ance on his residence within 20 days
after notice of loss.
W. A. WATKINS. The Insurance Man
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3imlicu Iferocrcnncn.

o5ugqier" gcluinnt ooS o&ennert.
&aloicop" mo o@nQocoQo" oap
arlington &iirbenrcmca.- @ic-
Ger Souienoc BON 3uihollcrn ollf
Der &rnn6obn.- GoS Ero0rnmm
iiir nic belttigcn Henncl.
@cnn geltcrn ScnlonO Ood)tc, ouB
iih bic Sportslicbbober orrd Die
orobcl10cn H%cN5nluolFcn am &urmit.
tog pom 9elud) Der &irrocrcnlcn III
Ninlico obhuItcn loiicu miirocL 10
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Nnnobmc ltarf getduitt, Ocnn Der
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cbeuio %ltatter, ruie al orn uorberocz
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Orultg bic Come bol0 ourd Die Dit
itercn Molfcn mo brod)tc Ole bette
Soltne infer ole Grid'icucncn. Gro.
BcH Sntcrelie muroc Dem ,Renncrt.
&nn0icup" entgegc1 gC6rodt, bel benz
lid oSuQgl5t" unO oGueition Marf"
nm Gle Sic1c5palme itrittcn. Cine
grobc 4n5o6l @cttcn0cr, tucldc altf
DGueition Morf" bobc GiniGbe &C.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-01
&cin cranes Sanr mcgr.

IS tit lc;f)ter, bic 6arbe oes !9oo.
res 5lt erbolten, oils lie mic0er ber3u.
ite1en. Nlniere @robmiitter fanntcn
bus @cbcimniB. Sic mlad)tcn itio
bcmleten .Salbci Gbe," uno ooniit
erbiclten lie iid) onn1fle5, gldn5cnoe5
&aar bis ms relic alter. Gle ietigc
8%crerotion bot ocn gortbcil Dor scr
lctten %inIoicrn, ais bnb lie ,Wpctb'S
Gage onb Sufpbur" foiticn fam -
cin b%eiiereS Saar.GrboltllngsmitteI
oils Der oltmoOiidje .Salbei 5bec."
2!Qc 9(potbefen iiibren cs iiir SOC.
mo $1.00 Die 6loid)c. oocr es miro
Dcgcn grnpfang bes Yreiies brett
pnn Der 8petb Chemical Go., "a
GortIanbt' Ctr, Meiu-yorf Gitp, Der.
fanot.
3u r~erfauien itno empiohlen oilrd,
ollie @iliamS 4 Watts 2ioeu nio
Hcao IrnI Co., 2~erin3ton mo
Soparo- Ctr. lslprill0,iSa-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-01
yMaSnmc 9utterflg."

lie beliebtc Spcr miro in Scr ndd)s
item 8ohc in Der n2pyic.@oue"
oufaeiilbrt. - Gas Weiiterlpert
erregte groBcn GntbuiinSmuS IN
europa.
Gen Wlliifircunbcn @oltinorc'S
itebt III Der ll16lten @od)e ell &unlts
gcnltB criter &loIie beoor. Sn Der
ySpric : Su!le" fommt Yllccini'@
berilbute Sper oWiuoome Nuttcrilp"
Sur Auifiibrun9 inter Der Gireftiol,
bon Srit. Mar Soettenbcuer, Der cine
ou5erlclcne @9ieQi6oit briugt. @obl
lett LANCER, langcr 3cit bot feline
nellc Sper III Der Gon5cn Nclt ioldca
Nuiieben erregt, iold)en 9ciiou 9cims
oen, luie Erccini's Mciltcrperf. Go5
Tubllfitm Der @roBItGote Guropu'S,
mic Berlin NnriS, 2pn0on, Nicn II.
HuOupelt, llcB lid 5rm groBtcn On
tblliiaSmtS binrciBcn, u1o IN Nneri-
ia erlebte 6u& Stiif Sriunpb2, mic
fem 5neites 5upor. 9ln Die lcbte Gnr.
Itclung Der Spcr in Baltimore, Qeae.
ben bon Der oNtctropoliton GpcrnoCs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-01

3. 9enncn: Giubuuob Wtcmoria!
@td,cr 3]ncijdbriac AZ I,lr,
longs. - &icr0c: Iol6oulic, Ghiltolt
2liter, Ncnr, Clifton. 5000 Gntcnt.
Wib O'Ioolr, 9tnucu Nonin, Hob
honptpu. Noiioctc. inn. NRiN Mai
tocuo, Che Monf, '<icuounc. Nurat
unH Iaiip @ortb.
1. Mcrncr: Green NoQcp S!rcplc
toic SonNicop" - Ricri6brioc-c!.
,ua 5pci Wicilcn. |ieroc: @ronoc5,
@uarbioL. Cir 0ooitrr, CoudmcoH,
StcQolouD, WnoGiiAt. Def tbc Gor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-01

lcllifnft." biirite iid) bos hiaIigeS bcuz
t%erpliblifium nod dis zines Der gidus
ScnGiten muiifoliid)en g%rcioniiIe De.
Snilon rrim,cri,. God III foIt often
6dlleil, III bcncn Die Gpcc dufQtfiihrt
luurOe, acid)ob Dies 5lt bobcn @ilts
tritts preilcH. 6nctfcnbcucr hot min,
bon Der rid)tigcn S0cc oll5gcbtno,
OaB gcrabc Oicic Oper Dem Golfc 5us
Ganglid) gcnlodlt lpcr0cn ioltc. Is
u%nternOmmcn, boS @crf in tritflolii,
ger Iuffiibrung 5lt popliGrcn Erci.
len CUR GorItelllrng 81 brin0cn. Cob
cil ioldcs Streben NncrfcnmnN per.
0icnt bcoarf foum Ser G%rmGbnlung,
un0 bot eS olld) in allen St0otcn
pelfe Sr. Saettcnbcuec nit %leiller
Sruppc beludte, 9efnnccn, 9nltimos
re 0iirite Onpen Iid)crlid) feline Nus.
nobnlc MAIDEN. Gle &r0itc, mcldc
Die Gpcr 5lr IorItCUrng brin9en
iino iold;c pon intcrnotionolcn Mi
al ibrcr Spibc bic hrii6mtc omcrifo'
niifc Spproniitin NOcloi0c Ncruooo,
cine 9cbilrti0c @nltimorcrin, ipeld}c
nbipcd)lelno nit Sri. 9oric Golfer oic
Sitelrolle p%crforpert. Sr, @uitope $.
Honiort lit ola mulifoliid1cr Setter
geuonrcn uorocn. Gie Al,aitnttuno
bes StilfeS lit Don peridNpcloe-iid)cr
Frudt.
GrIangt bn& gcmubticin
10 ic0cr. r. Somaro Wnrlucu BON
Nr. 1925. Oits9iooleltrobe, Der am
Sonitog Nbeno mdbrcnb cillca Strci
tcS bon Nm. ). 9Soplor bon 9tr. 2G2O,
SltsGfmlcltr,, nicocrgcitlc0cn mur.
DC uno lclt0em bciullBtloo ipor, tcbrtc
g~citcrn lnngiam ms 9ciuubticin 5il-
rid, nod)ocm an 9onncri,ug gIbcn0
I'M D3Sroelitiid)cn @oipitnl" cine
operation an inn poli}ogcn lpprocu
mar. Scin ,3uItono miro Don 9r.
Charles 9oglep ilod) INNER oils fri.
tiid) bc5elhnet.
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Seiratbs 3iccn3eu.

Grpin &. GoItmon 26, @albington,
:. 6. mo emma Z. Gbmcr % Sabre
oft, oeihicocn; slpplifont Sobn q.
u. Miiucr, 9ar. 1901. @cltsGroBitraBe.
Sobn e. Yorions 3S uno Setter u.
Still % Sabre alt, 9eibc bon Turf.
ton, Mo. Ipplifont GSrou u. G.0unt,
9tr. 2Sil, &oacp'trobc.
SSrucl @hitc 2G unb Sorob aor.
popsfp q Sabre aft; 9tpplifunt gu
rob aorpopsfp, Ar. 235, SiioGoro.
IineltroBc.
Clarence Sopcll -, Ipl,bS, Mo,
mo Abbie ". Goofc. 30 Sabre alt,
Yorf, go.
tScurp .. SpccrS % unO Soicpbine
@itbers II Sabre olt, @cioc bon vine
@lrfi. Mrf.
Sobn s.. @arller 73. gIittipcr. NM
Gliiabctb Spnmera 90 Sabre alt,
@ittpe; slpplifont +. %. Gutter, pr.
1924 Sit-9oltimoreltraBc.
Sobn {. Smitb % luno Worn q.
@iilb l8 Sabre aft; Mpplifont ). y.
Tu0oDL Nr. t514, @raoioro'truBe.
Charles &. 9roipn 30 itnb 2iaic
W. Wepers % Sabre ait; glpplifnni
Yoitor Gonrno @orbedcr, Somcitcao.
George &. Nueict %. 9tr. S34, @cIt.
6opetteitraBe, mo Warp y. Mnrlil
20 Sabre aft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-01

mod)t bottrn ionben cine bitttrc Gnt-
tGulhunB, ais nSitgQler" olS. critics
Eierp oltrf,,3 3icE gigs, Eci'm Sir,
ocnrcnneL lpelhcs ItctS eoS prGd)z
tiAitc SdQuipicl bictct, gfIpnnn BAL.
lncoGo" nit cincr autcn EicrOclGngc.
@ci Scr pueitcn MurOc floq M. SON.
lohon, Der Mcitcr non &c aoIti," Gus
Dem Snttrl, un0 bei'm NeGmlcn ser
lcBtcn Siirec fom Das Eiero .9rouo.
man @irl" nit icincm Mcitcr ). Su!.
lipol III Goa. &odcp unb Eicro Bile.
ben unpcrlctt. InS Gr0ebniB ocr
ein5elncn Jtcrrcu par, mic iolgt:
t. Tcrneu 49, AZ! 6urIpngS
ErciS $500.
/. Gfcrb. .TuQcorc." 9icitcr &. 9us
gnu; >. Yfero, n%9ieionsful," Neltcr s.
Grccup; 3. Nierb, oaotbcrinc EoL"
Ncitcr 4. Grolulcp; 3eit 80 40 Get.
?. Ncnncn - 6 Gllrlong8 - Freis
500. +. Eicro, yIofobiro." Hcitrr
u. Geucrid; .. Niero. .@roun 20
M" HeItcr &enntbu; 3. Eicr0, .Gun.
Ming" Setter s. Nindpliii.
3. Ncnncp - nlhc Nenncri Nonoi
cap" - cine W}cilc - NreiS 500.
l.. &icrb, o&un9lcr," Hciter &. I'll.
oor; .. 9icro, rGu1Ition @inrt," Hci.
ter @oytp; 3. Micro, y@ouou." Hcitcr
5. Bergen; Belt / 0iin. 40 Set.
a. Menncn - Nrlington 0iir0cn'
rcnncn - ctuu }luci Mcilcn ~ FrciS
$500. 1. }SicrG c9oGocoao." Rciter
q. Gopioior; ,. Ficrb, nlompico,"
9icitcr u. Nacn; 3.Eiero, sIourncp;"
Get # Wiin. - 2i5 Scf.
;. HeRncr - 6 Tl,rlongS - Trci3
$lC0. t. 43icrb Sons Souei Ir. 3"
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bent" Iritlr :. Grolulcp; 3. Nierh
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3cit I Otin. l3 40 Sef.
6. Hcllnen - cine Wleilc icd)s5ig
2)arOS - 4rei3 $500. /. Eferb, st.
Soicph," Nejtpr !. Berger; 3. Efarb,
oarbri," Icitcr !. Creepy; 3. Hfero,
.SoQp." Mcitcr q. Gepcrid); 3eit /
0tin. 45 lis Scf.
Z. Bremen - 6 Nlirlongs - ErciS
500. +. Tfcro 81 Gro" Ititer Z.
Snrtp; 2. YierS. alim Bippit," Hei.
tcr s. @roro; 3. Nicro Soil" Gei.
ter 6. aubcrt; 3cit 1 Min. II 1ij
Get.
Erogrnntm iir beute.
Siir ben Grutigeu ~9iod)mittaa ipur6r
i~olgennes ol,sge5cid)nst bcicste Hro.
grantm ouIgeitclt:
/. Rennen: 3luciiGbrigc ) Snr.
longs. - Niertc: Neu6urn, WiB 2os
ris, Com Welton. Eipitrr, Gopc 9fi.
d)oIiorL SpSluidl %,5o9treIt, altor, go.
be Notd)cs. Cotton Moi6. 9liD ms
Sanmon BaB.
2. Hcnnan: T~reii06rigc - 6. fltr.
longs. Eieroe: lrancc, 9ul1od,
Martin GoN.c, Vcriondl. Eoeomptt,
IaSleD, 3emuuo mo F%antouile.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-01

9tuhmittug3 an Monto5 Nlo Ni;l;'
lpod).
@roGhritonricn uuS Srlono, ihlieBt
nm 3 llbr HG1n1itto8s AM Iterliag
un0 5rc;tn1.
5-aufreiG, ihlic6t um . ubt Nat-
mittoa5 ON 5reitog.
9cI0icn, idlicbt nm 8 llbr gtaGmit'
tog3 ON 6rcitog.
0or,ucgen, GUpcOen mtb Cane.
mari, ihticBt Inn & llhr Ratnnittags
unl Wittpod, %. NpriI.
ScGorb, itjieEt I'M 3 ubr Nad'
mittdna an Vonia0.
Gitolicn ihlie6t nm . l(br Nohmit'
to93 an Wontol CicnitoG un0 6rcl'
toG.
DeItreih, idIieft um 5 llbr Sod.
mitto8S om Iicniiog.
Grams Eocifjc 80 It.
Gle SOFT nod &opOn, @orco, Gbiuo
mo ocl Y~bi(jppiucL pin Boncouucr,
Us idjlieBt bier tdGIi6 mn { Her
9lbelt0S bis 3,n I. Woi; nod 2tu.
itrolicn, Ncu, 3cctano mo Ben Sill.
&nicln tGqIid ltni Z ll6r Nbcn6S blS
jum &c. Mai.
1rons.F ociiic-Foit miro t69li1
mad Dem NbQnnqS,&cIcn gcianOt, ii.
oie 3cit OtS NoItIdIuiic5 lit 10 nrran.
Airt, 6ab CHI uMNntcr5rohcncr lleocrs
tarO.Getionot crrl6glid)t miro.
RoIt nod Weltiunolann, pio Nortb
Sibncp, un0 nlf 9RiqpeIon. oia DO
ton, iNIieBt bier tdQlih nm 8 uhr
Rohntittogs; rld Gubo, bio 8am'
pa, t6ol;d, Int / l,Ar NOd miitags;
no6 Goito Hica, 0orbura9. gIicarn'
qua 0oitfitite). GG;oa0nr INC 8un.
temnlo, uid Setp.C rleons, tdgtih lin
10 lihr Mbenbs. uot oPr Stuoi
Icrifu mn 8 uto u llHr MGcnOS.
8nter. .Dicric moi oiii.
Ndnsd,en, Elm Sniia Bot Dier lrep-
zen. icoc ltcppe 36 Stliien, mir uirl
1tuien nHbt I'll o0u aei8uL nm IN
0ie picrle GtaJc 81 tcmmca?"
@dit&men: uAle!,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-01
Vricfbef6rScruug mad ocm NnSIanoe.

Gle auslGn0ild)e &oit fir bic NIT
Dem t. Niai 1909 cn6elioe Mod)c
iflieBt bier itn 5m;ptpoItamte, III
alien GGGcn piinfttit), pie foIat:
Gle Vldctpolt lit bon $ l1hr DIOR.
gers bis ) libr Nadnlitiags tG9lif
often, ou5genommca Sonntaas.
3onlpfer iabran bon Wetp.gorf o5,
fpent niht nnoPrs ansegeben.
Grams al lautiih = Badet.
Rot.
3%eutidIono, ldlieBt I'M 5 lbc
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Civ 9oltNf9 bcs Cen
tru ms.

Iud) in ocn 2onotagcn Der GinSel.
ltoatcn MIRO Die 9clteueruu9@irugc
IN Der lebboitclicn @ciic er0rtert. Sll
elmer Situ1g beS Steucr. Mllsidui-
les Der bapcriidcn aonmler Ser 9lb,
/ 9epronctcn be5eifnete Sinou5miniitcr
BON Nfoif ocn &orihlog ser @iniiib-
rung elmer @crtb5upad)S lteller BON
Hetd)Slpegcn tlir mnnrnehmbur. Ger
EroItoent Der &ommcr, Or. b. Or
terer, einer Der berporragenoIteuSiib-
rer oe@ baperilden Centrum, rrfl0rte
lib leood) fir cine iolde Steucr. Sn
lelllcn Nllatilbrltngen bctontc er, 0aB
Die Gcntrumspartct Ueocr fiir cine
NodloBltcuer nod fir cine Nuaoeb.
n4lIg Der Grboniolitelcr 81 baben
lei.
GcrSaiier ATS Scr
Rptb.
@ei'm Wranbc Der Ncrlincr Sol II.
@arllIona Stride, ocS .GreuBiihen
EnntbconS," mic man OieieS 8ottcS.
balo allcqerlelu 81 nenncn pflegt,
om Is. Npril 1908, iicl olld) Die foIt-
bare Gon5ertborie Oes Sorfcn Sir,
tuolen SEQ 3elentu = Serouoo, cineS
SeItrcid)crs, Der Gags 5uuor in eli
mem Observation-Disclosures CONCERT IN Der
Stride 9elpielt batt, gum Spicr. Ter
Sda0cn luor Gin gon5 erbcblider,
0cnn bo3 Snitrunent luor nift per-
Iiebcrt. Gas aird)ell Gollegium
Iebntc IS oh, Griot 5t Ieiitcn. "a
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aus @cimnr tclc0rophild) qcn,cloet.
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ben 9ieicrcnbnr aubn. llehcr ben
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ldiliig itrcngitcs Stiaidypcigcn be.
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s. Sgben Irmour, Der oli Der Tciie
nnh aorlsbno bier hurd)iubry hot Ole.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-01

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nnb pun Nlt uno non Nlt Mnb Snng
willfummcn gcbciRcn. lin bic bette
an crbaltcn, gcGt III Supoer's Stao-
Den. 757-759 Ycringtun Martt.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-09
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

Chicago June s.-The government crop report checked declining tendency in wheat prices today and caused an advance of more than 1c from the low point of the session. At the close prices were N e E Q 1c above the final quotations of the prev ious session Corn and oats closed easy and provisions steady.
 The official statistics compiled by govern ment experts relating to the acreage sown to wheat in the United States and the cOndi- tion of the crop on June l. were made public fifteen minutes before the end of the session of the local exchange. According to the report the condition of winter wheat was S0.7, or nearly 3 points below that of one month ago. while the condition of fle above the condition of the crop the cor responding time last year. The area sown to spring wheat was estimated at IS, 391, 900 acres. the largest acreage on record.
 The loss of nearly three points in the condition of the winter wheat crop was more than had been generally expected and was the cause of active buying during the final quarter of an hour. There was also liberal purchases on the theory that the abandoned acreage, wich was not accounted for in the report would reduce the yield of winter wheat. Prices, which had slumped severely earlier in the day, rallied sharply. regaining nearly all the loss. The market was decidedly strong at the start, owing to the strength of foreign markets and to damage reports from Kansas, but weakened taking. The range for the day on July was between Sl l.1s% and $1 20A. The close was hlTOHk Wltn July at VI. ~ a
 Continued wet weather in the corn belt coused a strong opening in the corn market: but prices soon slumped sharply on profit taking based on the excellent condition of the growing crop as outlined in numerous private despatches. A slacksned demand for the cash grain by shippers also had a depressing effect. The market closed easy with prices bc higher to H@hc lower, compared with Saturdays final figures.
 Presentiment of bearish government crop report had a weakening effect on the oats market the entire day, local holders being free sellers throughout the entire ses- sion. The selling pressure was especially heavy on the September delivery. According to the official statistics. this years crop ii market closed easy with prices hc higher to Ac lower than the previous close.
 Provisions were firm early in the day ow- ing to small receipts of hoga at western packing centers, but became easier on real. izing sales. The selling was brought out to some extent by the heavy tone of coarse grain. At the close prices were unchanged to 12h @15c higher.