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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-29
COTTON GOSSIP.


 with the biz advance in the morn. ing. many predicted the Is cents leval. The market went some for awhile. After a twenty-five points advance for almost all months. the bulls seem Cd satisfied with their intentions for the day.
 Lfquidation. however. was started. and a break followed.
 At one time in the moruins. January was quoted at 1470, the highest level of the season.
 Local spots had quiet day and oniy z7T bales were released.
 Exports continued large Savannah and Galveston alone clearecs bz,e0c bales yesterday.
 Savannah quoted middftng yesterday
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-29
FRENCH BANK STATEMENT.

Paris, Oct as.--The wekeIy statement of the Pank of France shows the following chance.. Francs.
 Antas ir oirtulatfon Inc ...F12, $50 900 's's al, ,v4 denoslts inc -. .... ss.a00. 900 esenersl 7 ldepoeits. ino ... ....s. I47.635, eco 5oid K hand dsc,.. ,... .... A7f5000 silveyf in hand. inc ...... .... e.sOo, ,00e
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-29
DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York, Oct. 2S.-Cotton goods trad ing has been stopped very largely In primary channels by the strong rise In raw cotton. Johers and retailers are moving goods mod eFately, but are not getting prices in keeping with values in the primary markets. Yarns are firm and advancing more freely Linings for fall are being engaged by clothiers- Cot ton innings are generally quiet.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-29
ST IoxIs GRAIN

St. Louis Oct. 3s.--ciose whest futures higher; cash steady; track No. ? red cash Si. e0@ @3i: No. 2 hard q .os @io; December S1 .Oe&; May $1 osh @&.
 Corn higher: track No. cash SIh; De- cember s1k eH: May so%; No. 2 white e5 :. December ssE; May ti%: No white a . Chickens Sc; springs He; turkeys 14 Q lse; ducks .tc; geese 7hc.
 Butter creamery 2k @ste.
 Lssd eI. aSa77H; spsitsr ss.se.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-29
LONDON sTOCKs.

London, Oct. ZS.-American secuFitIeB opened . fraction over parity today Later the market improved under the lead of Ca madam Pacific. Union Pacific and United States Steel. At noon prices were steady and from t @A above yesterdays New York closing.
 The advance was maintained in the af- ter noon and United States Steel improved point The closing was firm.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-29
LIVERPOOL COTTON.

Liverpool. Oct. 29.-Closing Cotton spot in fair demand. pFioee II points higher: American middiing fair ....s. II 1oou mluutnk .''. '.s'I et Mtddling ....-...1. 70 Low middling ...s .... .... ....T. Sb GooQ orotnery s.ssI SS
 The sales of the day were i2. 900 bales of which 500 were for speculation and export
 and included I1.0O0 American. Receipts B. 000 bales all American.
 Futures opened firm and closed strong:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-29
nar TnA RAeainfl

wheat ts cars with 10 of contract grade. Corn 1el cars with 12 of contract grade. Oats ie1 cars.
 Total receipts of wheat at Chicago. Mia neapoiis and Duluth today were so7 cars. compared with s77 cars last week and sS5 cars the corresponding day a year ago.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-29

Grain etaftstie<.
 Total clearances of wheat and flour were equal to as5,e00 bu. Primary receipts wers L<es.eee hu. com pared with sto.oee bu.. fer the corresponding c day . year ago. Estimsted receipts fer tcmcrrw: Wheat ts cars: corn i2s cars; oats fas cars; hogs 14.e0e head. sl &
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-29
MONTGOMERY MARKETS.
. (Ths quota,ieus are corrected daily for
 The Advertiser.)

(The quotaiieus are corrected daily for The Advsrsissr'> s,...,,..
 MEAL--stsaasrd "; Q. % ID. sacks s7Ao ea s5ss Hss.!ss' sSs ss to ordinary ,e s.rry lsHe:, oia seS..nmsns jsSs Tesse; toasses iaH ise s faney Pst roasted Ss % Mocha and Java blends as 9s5c. cHEEsE-Full cream daisies 1s@isc; sudAR@aranuiatsd standard Sxe; fancy FLoUR--raney nominal: straishts ss.le: patents Se. so@Ts; fancy patents ,f.sS.
 sTABcH-corn 1@ioe; .stsndsrd goods. Pearl tke; gloss lump s%e; nickel goods. ''S 'RSicS.E1.r. fancy hsaa !s,,He: fancy head sh 0Hci broken SA @shc; Japan isxxIgST--Llvsrpoei n.ls, virs,n,s Sse; ViNEGkR-Per gallon ao@soe.
 cRAcKERs..xxx soda eaei xxx ain- fe: Ben Hur Soda Biscuit se eartsn' Soc 'ssAlR;DINEs--Amsrican H.on ta.ssess: < Mustard a 7s; Imported %-on key opsa- MoI.AssESs.asorsia Cane bbi.. sTe gal; eases. 2 gallons per case ts.eo; prime eep- trifuEsi corn syrup in case gallons. ss per MAPLE sYRUP--"LoE cabin'> brand. 6 ss'lsai saiioa. " ss' ss.ss s,js P:s ''' BACON M. SEArg3Glssr .,s .s ribs 'i'''aHs 'i.ARD-Hog compound loHe; fancy hog lard ilxc; kettle rendered ieke; snowdrift SNe; Snow white ekc: Fisks-whtte sEc; 'siSsard psa sRHT s9i!T' 'a 'MaEATs-Sry salt rib.
 BREAKFAST HAC0N--ls92tMc.
 Grain and Feedstuffs.
 CORN CHOPS--PeF bu. soc.
 CoRN--white from store s7h 0sec; mixed i@2c less.
 1 per ton sIs; Alafsifa per ton s2S: Johnson grass per ton ti20Sfa.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-29

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 s ,. i 4s: <: .ss.' ss f. s'':: ::s :..ss.:s :as s:': .s !s:,..sH ;ss'A''' ''s Ne NAVAL sTossz. chsrisston. Oct ss-Turpentine steady
 Fosin. firm. osess: ABcD st. %, E q. 10; an.s: ,s..s"s ...ae: ' :'issdi Wd a..!s a.s'w; w <
 sayshneh. oct ss:-rurpsnsins eusss. s.hc; sAiss fe; rseeipts 4et; shipmsnts
 Rosin firm; sAies laes1: receipts l1es; 'AssS:ss. ass:s sS iSsss. :s.ss :s'ss .s as va &s aas ss;'s WV .s: :.ss. ' '.''' Wilmington, oct as---spiriss turpsnsips
 sosih nssSi.s as Ssss' Ssinss: r.c.,ys. ,. sss.
 csd. 'm sarssa:'s. s 'iss1'i. f;% .sse. s n.ss ana st;oo. rsceipts is. ~
 r.. s'r ,o.in rssn ,ss Ss a bar kxports none.
 McAco CHAIN AND rHopucE. Board cf Trade fscsusted nsrvousiy over . wide range today and eiosed .at about ths
 ss:as s. .as s;s ss'1s ss .i.e Xithsush' rsesipes of wheat at aii primary yatn centers in this country yers AgAin ltheraL reports from the onrthwest and seuthwsst claimed that sales of the ea4h Ersin tn ths intsrter were decsessihs sfssd-
 S..s s'sl,n; q xs ,S :s :ss p,s:;s, :;,ss ss early In the ssssioh. as aid slso . Mbsyal the. day on. the Dsssmbsr delivssy VI .bs- eiosss strSsx o vilS FRS b.c.mS.r bSsS ss si .ssx q The corn masket displaysd csmplets change of frone today from thet showu the iaAt fev daya sentiment In the pit oetnG pnuaistakabiy buIiish the greater pert of the session. Tho market closed strong with Decemhsr q take after selling bstwssn BrisE shippins demand for eats .esussd considerabie firmnsss in the options but the volume of trading wss smali The cioss was firm with prices up exc.
 Provisons were strons throushout the en- tire day and prices ct the close were firm, s9toc higher compared with yesterdsy.s final fteures. Trading vas of iArge voi- nsry and May lsrd. A faiiing off in hog packing in the wsR was one Of the chief reasons for the ffrmusss.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-29

d at 14 S-s cents and . total of 2.bso bales wsre released Tn tnas censs1'
 rradss were made around the it s-is cents mark.
 .o1erinr, were light and heidsrs are freezing on to their staple.
 The local receipts continus about the same. A total of about SIS bales were rs, ceived by the warehouses ny rssi sn" wagon.
 Augusta sold a,125 bales with mid ding quoted at 1t a-4 cents. A fire reported ct Savannah and the steamer Androma. according to report.
 New Orleans reported spots yester- day S-fe higher to buy with scatter- cd demand.
 Liverpool was strong yesterday and maintained the day of the American market.
 about 10000 bales at II English points advance.
 The ysasns,s yssssson, T,B ,B. ssss snewed fa'r
 The Journal of cemmeree wired vance was planned by the bulls in hes York e 'n and Liverpooi could be squeezed rather than by any belief that there was any real change in conditions that justified q further sharp % ss aayenoss os more closely concentrate the eutstand- ing long interest; Durham, N; e. wirss sansins !ns IsrEsst n number of spindiss in South, has agreed to shut down one day a week. following action of Ark wright Club of New England: Enga.,Ias Tas R1oRISih RIn YRsSrics has been agreed upon h the Durham mills. representing zoo'oV' spindies."
 Following are the opinions of some New York cotton houses:
 Miller and Co: we continue in our buIiish attitude until the strong spot situation ceases to exist" be unWise to Ignore the universally builish sentiment, in spite of the msg- nitude of the rise. but there seems to be. no short interest except neose
 Hayden. Stone and Co: "A strong combination of skiilful and. experience ed speeulators are at the moment sn- gaEed ln-swnRsfg --tn the large arb. :. frsge short interest in this market land when this opposition has been either completed or abandoned nat~ ural reaction may be had
 Argo. Jester and Co: rne mar ret Is very poorly balanced. but there is nothing to indicate that any. de- cIine of conseauence is at hand"
 Dick, Bros. and Co.,: We feel bull ,,h snd sxnect much higher prices" New Orleans cotton firm has
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-29

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-29
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
kANsAs crrY DIVE STOCK.

Kansas City, Oct. .2s.--t,attie. receipts s.. 900 including 500 Southerns; streng;.
 Native ateers .......s SV @SS.0O s0ashofS do. cows Ssss.s '''' sse a.os Native COWS and heifers 2.@a v O.eu Htockers and feeders S.0o 4 S.o9 Bulls ..sss. s.t0 s.to Calves ... .0V w I.VV Western steers ..'. .'... S.I1 g e.eo do. COWS =. 2 50 O 4.bO
 Hogs receipts iLoOo; strong:
 Sheep: receipts 5000; steady: MuttonB .''..' .Au H.Ie LaulOb os1u " OseN Easge wsthers and yearlings {. % @s.oo Range ewes S'oV Q~o"Vv
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-29
MI. sTo,n.sE

" <s-iurpeh"
 Rosin. firm. ouess: ABcD s<. co, ' st. 10; ss.s ssss ssiasi ,,. ' eo; :'ss wG ss.s ss wx x
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-29
sELMA COTTON MARKET

I Selma. Oct. 2s.--l Special l-The price Of
 | spot cotton was quoted In the local market
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-29
COTTON SEED OH.

New York. Oct. 2s.--cotton seed oil was again active and prices were strong and higher closing at a net advance of 9@i6 points. Crude was higher with light offer inRU but the market was influenced ainly by now outside buying, which absorbed offerings readily November 7.04 440e; Jan uary 7.os Os; March 7.1A@as and May at 7.1S20.
 Prime crude SIS; prime summer yellow ! 0i a06 prime white 7.20Q26; prime win- ter yellow ! .1bMT5.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-29
sr. LOUIS LIVE STOCK.
rREAsuRY sTATEMENT.

Washington. Oct. 2s.-The condition of ths treasury at the beginning of business to- day was follows:
 Trust funds: =. .. siIver dollars .... ........ 4s7. 3s6. 900 Silver dollars of 1890 .... ..,... 4.os5, 900 Silver certificates outstanding. 4ST2SS,oO0
 General fund:
 srsi fund ... 2,56e.AsI Current mabiiities .... .... -. 1li.sss,7i4 "SEsane S,nsn oaianee 'n '... VI 2s.ssasO2 In hanks to credit of treasurer
 c,sn.,Sisr,S ailver coIn .... 1s,2s2,634 Hstanr cojn .... 1.5s4,T50 l ~~''-N%
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-29
Total balance in general fund 2 ss.Ose,eSA
FRENCH MONEY,

paria. oct 1s.-Closing: Three per cent rertes sSf roc for the account:
 Exchange on London 25f 2lh centime for checks.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-29
NEW YORK COTTON.

Eutufes en the New York cettea Ax- eeenxs teGey ranged as foiiowa.
 oren)Hishi Lew.l Close .sE Htd.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-29

NEW oRrEANs spor COTTON. New orleana, Oct 3s--cotton spots were stcady; receipts Asss bales; stock isa1se Low ordinary. nom ....s.... ... ..1ehc ordinary nom. ..., .. III s-iee ssrso. uSG senH asa,n.,x ,. -. .. s,se Strict low middiins .... .... =. .m is,ise ssriss aaS miadi.n. .'. ..is ........is s-iso ssris. @ sood msailias .... .... .... .. ...itse MiSaiins MiSSiins f:as fair .e fair @ @.....isss Far. nom .... .... .... ......l6h
 Ne. M c,'..s. osIssss c., ,,,s. coF5os on. ...a o, prime rsfiasd tn sarrsis per pound s.sp NEW ORLEANS COTTON.
 New orie.ns. Oct. sa-spot cotton stseAy hc .up: middlins it s-lsc. Sales on the spss , Ios hsis., to ..r,v. lsss; .,,, u, o, i. hishsr future market than expected in Iv- srpooi. large spot trading In that market the the caii M the advencs va. % continued on are. re. ports of extensiye spot trading ell over the South st the. hishest prices. of the season. af0ss points over yssterdays eiosing. July was cent up to .is.di. all months made new .'. s middle Of .S. d.s traders working for reaction became very assrsssive, They ssys the ring many self ing orders and shts was followed by the ra-- mer that c prominent Louisiana bull had soid out. While this rumor was denied 1t had ts effect and prices reacted . full 20 psinta from the top. The closing was steady
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 NEW YORK COTTON. Eutufes en the New York cotte1 4x- ehazxe eeGey ranged ss foiiswe:
 ,o1snlHishi Lew c,ess
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-29

NEW ORLEANS COTTON OIL.
 New Orleans, Oct. 2s.--Cotton seed oil; prime refipsd tn barrels per pound s.sp
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-29

NEW ORLEANS COTTON.
 Husurss eo shs New ortsAns Ce3tsa Dx- sAaess tsdsy saaesA os -1oilswos los'-|HasA 1s-f S:s S:s:'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-29
CLOSING SHOOK LIsr.

1 ss,ss IHlshf Low Iciose
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-29

Savannah quoted middting yesterda'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-29
Daily Cotton Market.

Total today at all ports net
 Consolidatsd et ali ports net ! continent s5.e52: Japan a.t4i.
 Total since sept. 1. at all pori France 3Se.2 .2s2: continent 7sAiSi
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-29

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-29

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-08-25

3ablreihe Subifribenten alti
Bombs Der Srieoridsburger gohn
baben iid bereit erfl6rt, oie bon
linen unter5eifnete Summe fir 6er
Gaib-gonus gu geben. Ooonrd)
lit 6iefer iest auf $40,5S0 gebradt.
Sc fino ferner rur $4,000 perfpro-
den. @eroen 6ieie Neripref)urlaell
geiidert, Damn fino $45,130 5ufoln-
mengebraft.
DDS leste @ortenfonsert oes
geetboben M1nnerdor perlief iebr
erfoIgreid. Das unter 2eitllng Ses
Germ 3iinmer itebenoe SrdeIter lei
ftete Bor3iglides. Ger geiuh MGR
nift 10 gut mie beim porigen MaI.
9. Stein Elm an Der Multia
StraBe mobnen6er 4oufmann, III
iuegen 8erlesung oes Sonntoagae-
ieses NIT $50 beitraft fporoen.
Dienitaa morgen rannten bel
ben Union Stodparos elm Sradt3ug
Der g. g. 8abn uno elmer Monger-
2ofomotibe 5~uiarnnen. Die 2ofo-
mctiDen tuuroen beidJdoigt, aber Wis-
mano berIett.
Sim Somftog peronItaltet ser
San Mntonio 9urnperein elm yS6irt
Waiit 9on5fr1n8den".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-08-25
Sc mar elm aIorreider Giea,

es NOR 6reuoe In Seoora, genn.
Gin 2eben muroe gerettet uno g.
Sings Seem DISCOVERY lit oos &C.
ipra6 Der Stabt, in 8etreff Ser Set
hung bon 6. 9. 8epper aus totIidenl
2nlgenbluten. SD fonrte meoer
%bernmgebell, nod arbeiten", idrie5
er, 0uno Die 9oftoren toten mir fein
Gut, aber noheem id Or. Sings
Rem DISCOVERY 3 8oden lang &C.
brouhte, fiible id pie Elm neuer
Wenid un0 fam quite @rbeit oerrid)-
ten Sir idnade, franfe uno per-
lebte 2ungen, Suiten uno grfGlIun-
gen, glutunsen, Seufieber, Ga Grip
p., @itbma nnb irgeno elm 8ronden-
2eioen lit es nniibertroffen. 8reis
so Gts. uno $t.00. Brobeflaide frei.
gu berfaufen Bel auen Sruggilten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-08-25

8rte @etrdnfe u1e famoIer
2un6 itets in gnrsitalIer's Saluun
nno Neltauraat, @inita @traBe, ne6en
Der Sale Der Sermmnsf0bne.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-08-25

9h Sara 5. 9erbman, Slteopo.
t1ir, bebonoelt ole aranfbeiten NIT
@rfclg. sos g. Yreia Strobe. @ltes
SeIepbon 1884. ltnterfu6uua frei.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-08-25
gebrcr aeTn@t

fir Die Green Sill 96uIe in 9ul.
peroe, 8erar 60, muB 9euti6 u1o
@ngliid) uaterridten; neltr Monote
Shule @ebolt $3.50. glppIifatiopen
fino 5lt ridten OH oie Sruitees Srib
glfreO SOepperlucin, Ctto
@ogcs, 9uIper6e, 81 S. go. /, 8eror
So, Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-08-25

Sbr, oeren Seele itd losrang bon
Dem perIorenen @efabrten eineS
perfeblten 2ebens.-
No6 einmal nlp6te lie IN @eoonfen
of oas Sru6tbore oieIer Sabre in
@eoanfen our6Ieben, bonn erItell
Dertrarungspouen Soften, bonn eoel-
ltnnigen Gntiagen uno 5orten Sor-
gen an, binourd bon @ntGuidultg
gu @ntauidung, bis 5um oltmpfell
boffnungsloien Si6bini6leppen ullo
gum Ibiterben olles Semen uno Gar.
ten. Gin lidtloier 2eioenspeg-
lpobl ibr, pobl inn, ooB er iein gn-
De gefunoen bottel
llno BON Dem onnflen 2oos Ser
betoen ungliidliben fort monote iih
Wiganos glid IN oieler ern3ten
Sttnoe BENT eieenen 2eben 5u. Bar
es ni6t eben1o ounfel uno boffnungs=
los? 8erflohten in oos Sragiide
oieier beioen mar aud er; freunolos
ging er ieines @eges oobil1-mobilt,
lpo5u2
9os eefpaltiee g%reignis, Dos oa
eben nit eberner @u6t in oos &C.
ben Ser beioen einen @inl6nitt ge-
moft, Dem einelt @rIoiung, Dem an-
oeren 5reibeit, l,eues Soften gebrodt
batte-menn Der 5hmer8 erit iiber-
pnnoen iein miiroe mas beoelltetp
es fir ibn2
2anee, lange %itarrte 8igano, in
tieferniteS Sttnen berloren, regutas=
los binans in bic Moft, bis oobi1:-
ter, 1T Der 5erne bas 0unfel iid aa-
mdblih III feites @ral1 loite 1no MIN
enolid Elm erlter roiiger Streif ourdJ
broh. 8iiroe au6 ibm nod ein-
mol Elm Worgenrot nerer Soffuul,a
beidieoen iein2
Sief aufatneno manbte li6 @igono
I'M. Sein 8lid uniting Ste @eita(t
bes leioperlorenen inngen @eibca
bort an Der Sabre. Srei mar lie
nun nieber - frei BON Ser 10 langc
geidleppten 2alt, Die iie gu eroriidrn
georobt bette, penn fie ii6 aud Del
len in ibrem S6mer5 nod nidt be.
tullBt mar.
Sdmeres Siren in ibrem iugeno.
lifen lteberidmane botte ibr ullo
ibm bitterites Web eebro6t-miiroe
1ie eS linn nun pergeiien mo Tie erloii
mar bon Dem Shneriten? @ieneidt
bob oipie Stunbe linn ibr 0eraeiben
brahte, baB ibre &anb iih in 5reunoe
i6aft in Die feline legte, ibm menis-
items Srieoen uno Croft 5u brinGen.
2anaiam 5ogernb idritt Wigono
onf ltrf,la gu. S6mef5perlulfen
bette lie feline leile Sbritte nid)G
pernonmen, nun aber tonten feline
8orte ibr ms DIR:
u@enug MN, l1r1uIal 9enfen
Sic aud on iid. Sic ourfen lid,
Sbrem Sdmera nidt 10 faiinngslos
bitgebenl" ltno bitteno leste iid,
feline Sano ianft auf lire Sdulter.
Mber beftig ihiittelte tie feline
TeHte ab, nno in Observation-Disclosures
4bmebr fat feinoielie, itieb lie ber-
Dor:
veoffen Sic mid! @eben Sic
i'd mil allein iein-oaeinl"
SIN Snneriten ~betroffen 5ufte
@i9ano 5uiammen. Mus oieleu
Worten iprad mebr gu ibm als ser
beiinunsloie Sdmer3 Der erItcn
Stunoen: 9os NOR cine Mbpeb.
au6 fir Die 3ufunftl
Sic molte Die @eoanfenidulo Der
einen nnbemahten Stunoe, geItern,
Die ibr Ser Soote % niht mebr batte
peraeiben fonnen, biiben init ibrenl
gan5en ferneren 2eben. Darum
ltieb tie i'm fort, gu Dem tie iid in
tbren @eoal1fen bette fliiften mol
len. 9as ioate oie Siibne fem.
Nigano abnte nidt Sen gemeq-
grlno, aber 5u oelttlif MIR empfauo
er ibren gntidluB: Sic ioaten Ell
nanoer meioen, au6 iest-fiir affe
3nfunft! Gr botte nifts mebt I'll
boffen.
0a i6ritt er langiam, gelenften
SnlpteS aus Dem 3immer.
(ccortsai,,o gI.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-08-25
@aibinatpn's Standardization

liegen in ben nie0rigen marfdioer
ufern oes Botomac, oen 8rutitGttcn
Der Waloria-&eime 9iele Seine rer-
nria6en Sieber, S6iittelfroit, Sal
lenfieber, @elbiu1t, 26Iiigfcit,
S6ma6e uno aagemeines ltebel6e-
finoen nno brineen Sauienoen iG6r-
lid 500 uno 2eioen. aber electric
8itters perfeblt ME, iie gu 5eritorsll
uno oqe Wolario72eioen su beiltll.
pgs lit Ser bette aagemeine Conf
unb Dos bette Malaria-Seilmittel
oaS id ie gebraudt babe, ifreibt
81. 30. Sames in 2oueQen g.. 6. Sc
fllriert ben Moeen, oie 2eber, Die
Nieren uno 9lntfranfbeiten uuo GER
binoert Sppbu8. 8eriu6t es. Soc.
@orontiert bon oIen 9rugguiIten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-08-25
Mit einem 6eiken Giien uerbrannt

ODER berbrlbt 0nr6 ef1en ungeItiira-
ten aeiiel - geidnitten NIT einenr
Meiier geauefidt 6urd cine su-
geidlagene Cir - perIest 6urf cine
Giinte ODER in elmer anoern @ciie
man gebraudt oa rrur 8udlpu's
arnica Salbe. nm Die gnt5iinonug
5i nertreiben un6 Die Shmer5eil 5ll
nfterornden. gs lit oas beite Self
mittel in Der @eIt, unfebIbor Bel
granopunoen, @eidmiiren, Sieber-
Wun6en, @usihIag uno Sdmorrl)ci-
ben. 25c Bel alien 0rugguiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-08-25
M,,rh e;no 0os5oTorhro5;,n

9urd cine &eiielerpIoiion in
ben @erfen Der &usf 2umber Com
parp 81 Husf nurben elm iunger
Worm namens Chris. Stobaa mo
ein Neger nanlens Settle Sogg ge-
totet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-08-25

deere, als mem, i6 auerit on sic
berani6reite, oonn 0 Sbnen lteben
bleibe-2oub tot beioes-uno erIt
iest la9e: oSie 1tno Elm @iell"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-08-25

$4,000 bis $4,000 gu perleiben allf
5 Sabre ODER IGnger 81 6 8ro5ent
3inien. Die Sumnle muB bur6
@runoeigentiim eeii6ert fem. @ton
aoreiiiere: Is. Sc" c/o Sreie 9reiie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-08-25

81 herrenten = Gin eroBes OF
iiee<3immer. 0ad5ufragen in ser
Office Ser pSreieu Greife", 2t6 SIt,
Commerce StroBe.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-11-04
ESSfS D. INTERNATIONAL CONTROVERSY
EFa% a. OVER NIAGARA falls SUICIDES

argument, but declare that without
some justification from Congress they
have not the power to spend the money
of the nation in this fashion, and in.
sist that the bodies ought to be buried
wherever the yare found.
AS a result fthe argument a great.
er effort is being made to watch close
ly those who make the visit to the
falls. 1t has long been one of the
charms Of the manner in which the
two nations have guarded Niagara that
it is possible to get to the very elge
of the falls, and standing within three
or four feet of the edge to marvel at
the onrushing floods as they take their
descent for the 20O-foot jump to the
gully below.
Although 1t may possess the suicide
mania for small percentage of un-
fortunates, to the great majority Nj
agara is lulling, it gives comfort, ii
is temporary surcease from troubles
that seem small when brought into
the presence of this wonderful work
| of nature. To put the average visitor
farther away from the points where
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-11-04

why are potatoes so high?" ex-
claimed one man the other day. They
were high last year" He was first in
clined to blame the tariff; he had
heard in a general way that tariff is
to blame for all high prices.
That is a sample of such complaints.
Why are potatoes so high? Bless you,
last year the United States from one
end to the other did not grow pota-
toes enough TO supply the demands.
We ate more potatoes than were grown
in the whole country Last spring
whole shiploads of potatoes were
brought to New York from Ireland and
from other European regions. Think
of importing potatoes! Why should
potatoes be cheap when we eat more
than our farmers were able to grow?
Potatoes are high, because we are a
great consuming people. II our farm
ers were able to grow more potatoes,
or, if some of the men who complain
ed of high prices in the cities were
willing to leave their tenements and
go into the country and grow potatoes
and other necessities, prices would not
be so high.
The tariff has nothing to do with
high-priced potatoes and the tariff has
little or nothing to do with many 9TH
er high prices of which we hear com
plants from time to time.-Cedar Rap
ids Republican.