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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-15
OGDEN REPUBLICANS
PLANNING AN OUTING

Judge A. J. Howell. Judge John d.
Murphy and W. \. Pottison. representing
the ogden club of the National Repubi-
can league were I'm Seft Lake City yes
terday as a committee to make arrange
ments for d fielu day q Lagoon iO- ,ls
ogden club the latter part OF June. il
congress adjOurns before that time il is
intended to have number of big Repub-
licans from outside the state present
Senator Clark OF Wyoming and Senator
Dixon of Montana are two of the men
most likely to be present. All the promi-
rent Republicans in the state viii be in
Nired
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-15
CAPITOL ELECTIONS COST,
Weber County Will Pay $3.50 for its
Share.

The board Of county commissioners at
their regular meeting yesterday can
vsssed the vote cast at the special cleo
ton June s II was found that the vote
in the city was "a for the capitol and l. 1876
against it. In the county outside of Og-
zen the vote in favor of II was Is and
the vote opposed 730. This makes the total
for the county 80 for and 1926 against
the capitol. Election expenses amount
ing to $3.50 were allowed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-15
DIES oF PNEuMoNIA.

Especial to The Herald1
Bingham. June H-Carl Cosovich an
Austrian. died at his home at Highland
Boy at 8 O'Clock this morning of pneu-
monia. Deceased was IS years of age and
had been resident of the camp for the
past eight or ten years. The body viii
be shipped TO Salt Lake for burial on
Wednesday morning. Interment viii be in
Nj Olivet cemetery
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-15
New York and Philadelphia.

cannot be more pleasantly OF convent
entity reached than by the Grand
Trunk-Lehigh Valley double track route
via Niagara Falls. Solid through trains
of coaches and sleeping cars. Magnifi-
cent scenery.
For descriptive literature apply to ".
s. Cookson, A. c. p. A. Grand Trunk
Railway system, $50 Adams street. Chi
cagO.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-15
Suit to Quiet little.

Ruth P Mathews yesterday filed suit
in district court against Richard T. Ber-
Tett and the Rice Greek Irrigation com
pany to quiet title to the ownership OF
water in Rice creek for the water for
fOrty.five acres OF land in Weber county.
It is set forth that this water has been
used on the land for the past forty years.
q nd that an effort IS being made to divert
Il by the defendants named
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-15
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Wilbur S. Moves and Lille L. Fetting
both Of Salt Lake
COryGon ". Higgins and Carrie Atkins.
both Of Salt Lake.
Phineag II. YOUNG and Blanche NuttaU.
both Of Salt Lake.
Fred A. Anderson and Petra T Toilet
sen. 10th OF Salt Lake
Charles FoOte Of Lehi and Lucille Hart
ley of Salt Lake
a J. Flowers of Wilford and Clara Bell
Olsen of Sandy.
Charles c.. Clayton of Salt Lake and
Lylia Z. Enudson OF Brigham.
James Hill. jr.. of Murray and Alice
Graves of Salt Lake.
William Westphal and Helen Schwartz.
both of Salt Lake.
Charles a. Roberts and Vera f. Vim
cent both of Salt Lake.
Spencer Powell of Chicago and Mar
ganet Du Puts Of ChuvClah. Wash
Nathan /. Wilson and Christina v Me
Allister both Of Salt Lake
Earl L. Gillett and Hattie NJ. Egbart
both Of Granite
Theodore Keith and Mrs Winnie Keith
both of Salt Lake.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-15
= "a q PURIFIES
- - - BAD BLOOD

blood
follow Muddy pip
the blood infected
acrd huid
blood
healthy the place would heal being with impurities
discharged
the fb and tissues are broken and the
blood purified Of the
made entirely from roots herbs and bar 1t down
ton and particle of impury,
vitality and steadily tones the entire
neny Acne letter Salt Rheu,
eruption blood
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co. ATLANTA. CA
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-15
BELIEVED
TO BE OPERATING HERE

Look out for pickpockets," is the adj
vice of the police
A sang of dips is believed o. be OPP
Grating i'm Salt Lake.
The police were notified last night that
a tourist had been relieved of SIS on the
crowded platform of a street car On tine
way 20 the Denver & Rio Grande sta
ton.
Fred Johnson of Rock Springs. Wyo..
says that he was also robbed of S az
the Denver & Rio Grande depot yes
terday. He saws that a man placed his
hands on his hips and pushed him aside
as he was boarding the train. and when
he felt in his pockets for some money
ne found that he had been the victim OF
pickpOckst. The man whom he alleges
robbed him entered the car ahead OF
everybody else and exclaimed.
Right this way, gentlemen
That was the last they saw Of him
A private safe may be rented in the
fire and burglar proof vault of the Salt
lake Security & Trust Co % IN Main
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-15
eet Away Lon the Heat.

co to Saltair and take Il bath. It's
great. Round trim. 25C
Upper FAILS Resort. Trout FISHING
best in years.
This is the last week of The Herald
Free Cooking School Decentralization
VIII be given ~ Miss Lucy Van Cott
Ibis evening at SIS. Unity hall. rs
YOUTH Selnlh Us: street
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-15
Nc erew Up in saIt Lake

in five years from a dinky shop on the
quality of our work. Century Printing
Co. 55-57 POstoffice place
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-15

Our installment plan in Diamonds.
Watches and Jewelry-
J. 3. FLATOW. AZ z. End So. St.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-15
A Sure Winner.

Don't fail to try for one of the big
ones at Upper Falls Resort
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-15

Dr.. c. A. Gamble. 615 and 615 Boston
block, opposite Postofice. Bell 52s1
Ind, IA.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-15

Do you kodak We finish and also
sell the supplies. Salt Lake Photo
Supply Co, 142 Main street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-15
Take Lunch on the "Ship"
PARK CITY NOTES.

At Saltair Best of everything. City
prices Stop Juggling baskets.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-15

When you speak Of Vacuum CLEANING
Machines YOU think Of c. D. Bates.
now 201-2 NewhOuse.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-15
Lagoon-25c-the best ever.
Get Away From the Heat.

Go TO saltair and take a bath. It's
great. Round trip. 25c.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-15

A private safe may be rented in the
fire and burglar proof vault of the Salt
Lake Security & Trust Co, - up Main
street, S2.00 per year and upwards
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-07-03

ploeli6e @enoen iiberidlue iid Die
Maidine. Ger Holi3iit brad oas
@enid uno mar iofort tot. Gin ull=
oerer SsSnlaiie erlitt illnere @erlebltn-
gen. Gie Maidine lpuroe 5ertriinl-
inert.
Sic Gbicasoer Golisei bal
oen friiberen Notwithstanding ,Se-
liz Sbarfep perbaftet ilno glausi
in linn ben Monn eefunoen gu ba=
ben, Der Die peribieoenen lrnbellil-
li6en 8on1berattentate in gbieaqD
neriibte. Wian bat ipenieltens IN
grfabrline gebrabt nnb i'm Mber=
fiibrt, oaB er iib por Ginger 3eii
% 8fltno ODnaiilit bon einer 9ul-
ner=Sabrif ifiden lieB. @r peigeri
iif) inoeilen itanbbaft, alBueebell Su
melcbem 3mefe er 6as 9pnamit per
menoete.
Sn ser 2egislatur bon @eor-
gia purbe cine 8ia eingerei6t, Ipel-
DIE oie giienbabnen i'm Staatp
Georgia perpfli1tet, ouf aaen Eai-
iagier5iigen einen tpeiBen @ei5er 5u
fiibren, Der i'm Stanoe lit, I'M geot-
fall ben 2ofomotipfiibrer gu pertte-
ten. @leid5eitig miro ben gobne:,
bnrh Die gia Die grlaubnis ge-
tpdbrt, oie Jabrraten fir bie Hal-
iogiere auf ,ioiben 3iigen 5u er5o=
ben, I'M oaonr6 Die Webrfoften 5u
oefer.
S. SO. Mapes, 2ofomotipf;,b.
rer an Ser gforfolf & @eiter=8 =8abi
unb 9fobert gulbertiolr beibe IN
Norton, Va., ipobnbnft, fdn1pften III
ben StraBen bon Mibblesboro> sp
elm HiitoIenbuen aus. sSl1 bem Sent
pfc ipnrbe Mnna &aDes, eilt Wfao.
hell, megell oeren Der Streit olri~
lben sen Wdnnern alsgebroa,ei,
mar, bon 5lpei @llgell getroffen llno
totlih perlpluloet. Mapes er9ir.t
5lpei Shiiiie lno miro nidt init Dem
2eben boppnfonnen. Gmlbertloll
entfam nit ibneren 8eripntloungs.i
anMrn. Waapes flob na6 Ser SdieB-
affare, obgleih er totlih perfpuloei
nar, u,lo ols er iab, baB Bo;isi-
item ibm folgtcn, periubte er SeIblt,
moro su begeben, il6em er fid) init
Dem WeIier illeil S6nitt on Der
&eble beihra1te.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-07-03

aer 9ieeutto peranitaltete Slottel,=
illumination 5u ibrem @erfe be-
nlttten. 9ead oen aieler 8erihtell
baben oie Streifer lpdbreno Ser
illumination cine Buoerfobrif il,
grano geitedt uno lit Elm 9ngeitea=
ter Ser Sabrif in Sen sSlonlntel
ilmgefonlmeL ebe Die sSeuerlue!,r
ibm gfettltne bringen fonnte. Dis
Ser &aiier bon oem Seller uno ieiner
llrio6e erfltbr, befabl er, oaB ibnl
iiber BEN 8ra1o uno Die StreifIitlal-
tion ein 8eribt erltattet tperoe. Ser
4ieler Streif bot, rpie beri6tet, 5e-
reits mieoerbolt au @etpalttatetl uno
blutigen 3uianmenltoBen eefiibrt.
sSSn Siflis, Ser Salptita6t Ser
rniiiiden aollfaius=2dnoereien, ilt
ein iogenannter foufaiii6er sSiirit
inter eigenurtigen llnlitdnoen per-
baftet moroen. gr mar III bas Sous
zines gepobrers BON Siflis gegaE-
gen, batte Dem Waonne einen Sc.
genitono ge5eiet llno aeiast, berielbe
lei cine 0pnanitbombe ltnb er tuer-
De Die gonlbe iofort gum grplpoie-
rem bringen ipenn man linn 1liht
eine beitilnnte Surnfne @eIoes aus
5able. Der georobte lieB lid obsr
nidt perbliiffen ct lmflon1nerte
ieinen gefdbrliden 9eluher, 10 ocb
oieier nibts nit Ser 8ombe nodell
fonrte unb rief leine 9iener Der
bel, Die Dem u6iirlten" oas gefdbr-
li6e Ding fortnabnten nno ibln oie
Sdnoe mlf Dem 9tiideu suiamlnen-
i6fiirter. 8ie Bonnie" ertpies ii1
bel naberer ltnteriudltng nls zine
DolitGnoia barmloie Sanitation.
HuBlano bat bel Der direii-
i6en &egierung Erotelt oageeen ein-
gelegt, Dob Der Silngari audi an-
bern Sdiffen ols oene1 Ser Rlllien
mo Der Gbineien often 1tebe. Ser
tragslnaBie tit MIR Sen Gbinejcn
rmo ben 9auiien Die Sdiffabrt auf
bem Sungari uno Dem l1lluri, beioes
geebenfliiiie oes slmur, erloubt.
Die 6ineiiide 9fesierung ioG iest
ober aud ben SSapanern erlalibt bo-
ber1 ben 5ungari 5u befabren.
9lus g9ien nteloet man: Gle
&eaierung lit fib nl1nrnebr iiber Die
lett langem erlpogene Grbobuitg
oes 5lottenblogets idliiiiie gemor-
oen Sir Die Ofnrine tperbe1l i'm
@erbft 270 Milionen &ronen ge=
foroert peroen. 9ieie iollen al1f
flint Sabre perteilt iperben gluf
Dem gauprogranln iteben bier
9reaonatsbts, iomie &reli5er uno
ltntprIee6oote.
Die Staot Cobalt i'm falaoi=
ihen Staate Ontario lit BON elmer
5eltersbrunit beirngelld)t lporoeil,
ourb Die 1000 Weni6en oboad!os
gefporoen Iiflb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-07-03
500 @eInhnunn. S1On.

Die Seier oiefer Seitling iperoen iiil
freuen, gu erfabren, oaB es fpeniglte,s
cine gefiir6tete &ranfbeit siebt, fpelcbe
Die 8i6enidaft i'll all ibren Gtufet gu
beilen itnitanoe lit; SaIl aatarrb<&ur
1T Die eir5iae iebt Der dr5tliden 8riiber<
.i6aft befanrte politibe &lir, &atarrb err
forbert als cine &ouftitntionstrantGe:
cine fonititutionelle gebanbInns. 8alf 3
3atarrbs&ilr ipirb innerlid genommen
llno tptrft bireft alif bas 8lnf nnb bic
l6leinigen Sberfld6en bes Sb5tenls .Sa<
olr6 Die @rlnblage' Der &ranfbeit sers
it0renb ltno Dem Eatier,ten @raff sebeno.
iibem iie Die &on1titntion bes G6rpers
alifbaut lino Der Natiir gu ibrenl .8erfe
bilft. 9ie gisentiimer haben 70 biel Ser
trallen 5l1 ibren 3eilfrdften, baB iie 100
9ollars 8elobnung fir ieoen Sau ans
bieten. ben lie 5ll fllrieren berfeblen 2abt
@rd cine 2iite bon 3e1gniiien fomnten
Waan abreifiere:
SIS Gbeneb & Co.. Solebo. o !.
&erfalift bon alien Mpptbefen, 75c.
oall's SoinilieneEilIeu ii1b Die beiie.l.
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Seras. a

Siilfs=@eneralal1malt Grap=
foro bot peri6iebene @utahten in
ge5ng auf bas neue @etrGnfeaelet
abgege6en. sSll Dem einen erflart
er, Dob fein Saloon inn llnfreis
bon 800 SUB bon elmer Stride eri.
itieren oarf iel6it nenn Die Mcbr-
5abl Der 8egeno es lpiinlht. gsllr
auf @eidaftsblofs ooer auf einell
Blae, Der itlnerbalb 300 SUB uoii
einem @eiddftsblod entferiit lieat,
bat Die 8eitimnrllng feline @iiltia=
felt. Gin anoeres @uta9ten Ioat.
oaB Minoeriabrige giergGrten Be.
llben oiirfen, au6 oie gb5inlluer
in Sotels nno 9feitauronts, in .oellell
alfobolbaltiee @etrGnfe perfouTt
tperben. Der Siilfs-@eneralonnolt
lit ferner Der slniibt, Dob Ser BE-
iiscr eiiler 2i5ens, Die ilulerholl,
lehsaig Gage na6 Dem 12. Suli a6,
lauft, ebenio gut ipie oeriellige, ocl-
len 2i5ens erit ipdter oblduft, rr1e
ieds5ig Gage 3eit bat, Inn iid oen
iogenonnten oBermit" gu peri6offen.
Sie 9feceiper -8erpaltllng oes
lgigertums Der 4irbp 2lunlber Cont
panp lit beenoet unb oie @elcQ-
i6oft bot Die 8erlpoltllng iest >pie-
Der in ibre eigene Sano genommen.
Die @eieGi6aft bat olrd ben Ser
fouf BON @rilnoeigentllm I'M 8erte
bon nabe5u 5ipei Ufillionen Collars
uno ourh slufnabme elmer Sppotbef
Die Srnlme bon 50, 100000 aufge-
brad)t, mel6eS @elo sur 93ub-
lltng ibrer Shuloen perlpanbt pel-
ben ioQ.
@ie aus Brownsville genlci-
oct miro, belduft iih Der 8eiomni-
id)ooen, oen Der Stllrm om Wtitt-
mod in ser @egeno oort ongeri6-
tet bot, mlf ungefabr $4,000. 0ie
2ei6en Der beioen merifoniIhen ii.
ider, Die in Dem llnpetter um'5
Qeben gefommen iinb, bot man ge-
boraen.
Der Grobibitionsfiibrer @an.
fin erfldrt poiitio, oaB er fem &ur-
oioot fir oaS @onperneursamt iei.
@ir babens ia aleid) geiogt Ser
Mom lit 81 i6lau, Inn in oie Safe
binein5ugeben
9as Gipil-glppeIlationsgcrit9t
bot bie iogenonnte u8ulf Sbipment
Tule~ Ser giienbabnfonlmiliion i;lr
unaiiltig erfldrt.
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3pei 3eitunasousId,nitte

3mei 3eitunssausIdnitte, nol.
oenen Der eine bas gebeimnispola
8erihmifioen BON Curt MeB, Bra=
ii0ent Der eleB @ap & Grain Com
panp BON geaingbam, @aib. iln
lebten Sanuar beribtete, Der anoers
9sahriht iiber Die Muffinoung Der
2eihe zines ermoroeten Marnes
I'M Golllntbia-1luiie elltbielt, iinb
Dem Eoti5eifapitan @uronle Don
Benoleton, Ore, 5igeianot luorosn.
uno oas Morogebeinnis miro oa-
oaourh iuabriheinlib aufgeflort
meroen. Die 9eihreibims oes Der.
ihmunoellen iao Der aufgefunoenrll
Qeibe itinlnt therein. BleB ipar eill
Deutiher. @s beiBt, oaB er, ebc CT
Deutiblano perlieB, iid oen SOB
bon einflnBreihet mO radiiihtigcE
sSeiloen 5u5og.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-07-03
Sommerfabrten anf bem Ssean mnb
Der Giienbahu.

Bon Deridiebenen teraniiben Dr.
ten aus nad ltno bon Stem yorf,
entlpeoer @infabrt ober 9fiidfabrt
per 0antpfer, in gerbinoung nit
Dem groBen Bennlplpania eiiell-
babnipitem nno ieiner nnpergleiben
agier-geforoerllns.
@egen naberer Slufunft pelloe
man iid an eefaaisit, perlonlib ooer
i6riftlih, an 6. q. 8uiro, Hqiiagier-
Agent Der 9enniplpania 2inien, 122
Nlamo gla5a, Gan @ntonio, poer
an @i g. Sbonpion, Hailaeicr-
agent Der 8enniplpania 2inien, 2t2
Wiain StraBe, @oulton.
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: gs lperoen iofort einiee tiid

es meroen iofort einise tiid-
tige slgerten geiubt, Oie fib INN ben
@erfallf pon Or. gfi6ter's Mnfer
Faill-grpeller uno Or. 9fi6ter's inn
portierte beuti6e 9lnfer Sausnlittcl
6enliiben fpoIIcn. Sober 8eroienli
5ugelibert. Wean ibreibe iofort on
Or, Ri6ter's gfieoerloge in gfcm
Dorf; slbreiie s. slo. 8idter & Go.,
215 Beorl Street, Getp Dorf.
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@eoanfen gum 4. sSnli.

0eoanfen snm 4. Snli.
Der bterte Snli nabt 6eran,
Der Sag, att bent gebpren
Die SreiBeit tunrbe biefem 9anb. :
9as mir uns amserfpren.
ODD fpllen ntd)t ais JeIttag nur
2Str bieiett Sag nerebren,
Gr fol uns an bic 8iirgerpfltd1t
Grinnern unh belebren.
@ir iDllen Derer Denfen, Die
Sic ntntig mns eritritten,
Die SMnger, &iilte, 1tngentadl,
Sn Saaeb 5prge erlttten.
yet ienen, BITE nm WaibtnatDn
Sn bieiem Sample tuaren,
ss tparen Seutfdje audi babel
in btefen tapferen Sbaarem~
llnb mas bieielben nns ertampft,
yDr mebr ais 61nbert eyabren.
Sas tollen tptr nit Gut nnb BImt
Scihiiten nn6 beiuabren.
l1nb funtmten Seimbe ie beram,
~" uttRSu uurt htlttttf
81 lakt tie ybemtidje Siebe" ieb'n
lnn iidber nidt entrinnen.
Wil oann elm inn'rer Teinb fpaar
Wett bemdJl'riiden @eieken
ysnn nni'rer 5reibeit, nni'rem 0ted)t
Den Spbesftpfs nerieten,
Sp ftebt suiamnem Manm fir Waaun
Stt Gampf Mn6 in 8efabren,
uno btetet Srut bet Mmferbrnt,
Sakt iie sum Eeufel fabren!
Sas q mn 8ier sibt mns Wsnt
SM allen sitten Stngem,
SD tupllen mir ais &riegsgeiang
Sbm aud elm 2ublieb iingem.
Sin Hereat Der .Mmferbanb'
nnb m5ge iie nerberben,
geim U Ia mn 8ter tupllen bann
Wir ladenb iie beerben.
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g ere h II en- 5.

g.: SD oenfe, Sic mollten iidj
ood 81 Bfinglten nerloben? gtidts
getporoen2"
g.: ugeee, nee, n paar 8o1en
ipoter @ero' mid hod mid ira
oe Set peroerbenl"
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Sab Wntter imna lueroen.

ugs bielt ibper, ben lpunoer5a-
rem @ehiel in Wf,ltter 5u iibersrei-
ben, ieit iie anfing electric 8itters
81 gebralden", ihreibt Wrs. 8. 8.
@ilpatrif bon 9enper. gSbgieid)
iiber 70 Sabre iheint iie tpieoer jung
gu meroen.> Sic fit felt 20 Sabrell
an unperoaulihfeit itno fonnte lpe.
Der eiien trinfen nod ldIafen. Die
Doftoren 9aben iie auf unb feline Mte-
oi3in ihIug an, bis electric 8itters,
oieies 0unoer bel ibr beipirfte." Gus-
ielbe beIebt alle Sraane, fiirirt
9eber- nno gaierenleioeu, bringt
Shlaf, Stdrfe nno glppetit. gfnr
80 Cts. bel ollen 0ruggiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-07-03

Deut(6es 9att6aus, San antonio.
Ser fd36nfte @arten In Der gtaot,
l9attt9 nno frei gelegen, bietet ben belfen
glaB BUR @rbDlun9. 9Dne Star Bier.
8alter aunb gu ieber gagesseit.
HAENsLER 6 KRAMER, Manasers,
gde Santa glara~ unb 2afittezSsraBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-07-03

9os 9arlament Der Repntlf
Gnba bot ein @eieb ongenomnnell
our6 oas Die Sabnentdmpfe lc9ali-
iiert peroen.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-09-03
New York Cotton Futures.
Daily Cotton Movement.

Galveston-Quiet; middling, 12sc; net receipts, 4534; gross receipts, 4534 sales, 52S; stock, 33,121; exports to the continent, 2150; coastwise, 100.
 New Orleans Steady; middling 127-16c; net receipts, 30; gross re- ceipts, 30; sales, 757; stock, 34,712; eX ports to the continent, 1196.
 Mobile-Quiet; middling. 12Bc; net receipts, IA; gross receipts. IA; sales. 50; stock, 2S66.
 Savannah-Steady; middling, 12 5-16c; net receipts. 6152; gross receipts, 615s; sales, 20SS; stock, 34,094; coastwise, 30.
 harleston-Steady; mdidling, 12A c; l; net receipts, 197 gross receipts, 197; sales, geo. stock. 1521.
 Wilmington-Quiet; middling, 12Bc; net receipts, 122; gross receipts, l22, stock, 597.
 Norfolk-Steadyi middling, 12a c; net receipts, 56; gross receipts, 56, sales, 2; stock, 595S; coastwse, 673
 Baltimore-Nominal; middling, 12& c; i; stock, 12S0.
 New York-Quiet middling, 12.S0c; gross receipts, 67; sales, 60; stock, 62,- 541; exports to the continent, 7100
 Boston-Quiet; middling, 12.S0c; net receipts. 79; gross receipts, 361; exports to Great Britain, 732.
 Philadelphia Steady; middling, 13.O5c; gross receipts, 50; stock, 1925.
 Total today, at all ports: Net a1,S14; exports to Great Britain, 732; to the continent, 10,446; stock, 177,718.
 Consolida ted at all ports: Net 63,- 07S exports to Great Britain, 371S; to France, 10,9S3; to the continent, 50,S47.
 Total since September l, at all ports. Net, 25,517; exports to Great Britain, 3294; to France, 10,415; to the conti- nent 16,G96.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-09-03
SMALL ADVANCE
 IN COTTON PRICES
Government Report Is Most
 BuIIish Ever Recorded
TRADING IS NOT HEAVY
Upon Publication of Crop Condition Report Prices Advance, but Sup- port Is Lacking and the Up-
 turn Is Slight.

New York, September 2.-The cotton crop condition issued today proved the lowest on record but caused only moderate advance, which was not fully sustained, the market closing at 8 net gain of only to points.
 The market opened steady at an ad- vance of 6 to 9 points on better cables than expected and showed little change during the morning, when trading was quiet and generally steadier in the way of a further evening up for over the condition figures.
 Just before the government report was issued January contracts were sell ing around 12.F and the best price reached later was 12.60, a bulge of about 13 points and a net advance Of 20 points from the closing figures of last night. Possibly the approach or the three days adjournment-over Labor Day-restricted bull speculation to some extent; at any rate demand proved insufficient to absorb realizing and selling by local bears, and during the late trading prices gradually eased off to within or 8 points of last nights finals with January closing at 12.45 bid, or only points net higher. The lowest bureau previously on record was in 1902, when condition was only GA per cent. The report of 63.7 per cent of today compared with 71.9 per cent last month, 76.1 per cent last year and 73.5 per cent the 10-year average. Considering the reduction in acreage as compared with last year the figures may be made the basis of very bullish mathematical conclusions regarding the probable size of the crop, and aft CT midday many bullish cables were received from abroad regarding the prospect for future supplies. The days i weather news showed no special fea- ture. Southern spot markets were 1-16c higher to 1sc lower.
 Receipts at the ports today. 11.314 | bales, against 7182 last week, and Ill., 931 last year. For the week, 65,00G bales, against 34,7O9 last week, and 79,- 3s2 last year. Todays receipts at New Orleans. 30 bales, against 536 last year; at Houston, 6967, against 597S last year.