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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-05
Conn1railye New. Y ORR stocks

The aboye hrrres show Wheat, decrease 12e02li
htsh corn Increase eco 27S bush oats Increase ~ yi
bush rye decrease, 22JS bush baTey uecIeaSe 1'1-'
Lush. 81. ,.., ,.,o,.,
hay AND srRAw-in moderate demand at tuI pf9 n
Gus quotations HAY-ChOice 6)dlOc alf 70 sOgo So@
Shipping 45c clover mixed, 4OdJoc - 10 ns
lcS5oc.
HoPs-The market quiet out nf'n' st IN
eeptionslly fine states quoted 5%2c' 49, So,
s' sr f a4%2sc Fac Taspc cossS s?ase
common o. prime, S0qsIc California DID, o3l-ei j."
ysfan 51a Sc: Box mlan. 5faJ7e. ~, -. IN .o.,
MOLAsS FS-Foryn remains firm at l3'4c 10. o. ,e'
In bids. NeW.OFlesBs in fair celLabc' con"oh " '
25635c.
MErALs-The cable London on gin reported iin
market there At col So as against $50 los last trcaS
The market here opened higher, but only noue11t63
active with sae Of 80 ons May at ZO@%o'o'e' anu ~
d. June 10 soc. Lead Inactive. ,-,>.,, .,,
NAVAL STORES-sPIRlES TUkPENIl I'M S Sn'dd
jobblag trade reported at 39039'4c Machines Mee o
o~otatioSs STAINED siG5 Good Strained q 7oi dE
e7s; H. 50; \, 80 TO- w "a. 80 SodsS AZ; v. w"
QILs-Generaly unchanged, but offerings OF cotton
seed have been very light indeed. tat--ise,u
crude prime 32e do OF grade 24a2Szc reiinea sum sum
e. iS GRADE sssso" cGcosaS. ccyo1
nnechl; s'sa9c Cod 43a45c ilnsoed raw CITY, 2sG
y2e Western, 55a56c; Lard, prime 55C Isll9w 80,
Menhaeen. crude &c light pressed pc btaehed WILL
&c bleaehed spring. Bic extra bleachcc sprlne
SFtfn, crude 13c; natural winter 13ei nAtidl ,ii1
vs.. bleaehed winter. 7sc beaccd spring; DC Whse'
Italian, T3d75c; Palm 5edGc; Straits 2sc Bank. pc
A., OCEAN FKEIGHTS--ft was pretty quiet MAJ .
~se" as whole. but steam freishs ahead seem moro
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-05

FTniJR AND MEAI-FLoUR-with the further break
in wheat 'h SaHq sr'eE a here $50 b6s 200 Pel:
SO including 200 ess 10y Sor Wa Indes $3.50
80 Minnesota Extra 81 25ds4 IS 4oo Dds
y IRe't 90 HS'ffj l: riSc - i5a@ 90 Quotn
Wet aes 5S@f> r % bl iIs oT s n 81 dSi 10
to 6ois so5 s. fancy 50 3oGs1 % 10 M5nesota
Sling Wheat low extTa 81 2Sg$d % eaf tn s Sc $50
~ 20 RYE Mixtures u 0Ods5 50; straight ordna s S5
tnc ~ r r'r ioG a. sSs8 &c. Market closed weak
9TnEGS aTL9g5dPsg4ls 5 99q rI hSs AND Family
IN moderate demand at nehangea prices s;es 800
POI SSPss@ but da eCw ssS S closed
at e. 4or4w shd again excited w sna
decidedly II ne ne w eSSs an saG sS SGp @ chicago
and here without support from the o fsrd fIpnents
ue map Povcyer WAS not sufficient TO turn ts toS a W
stop the decline e nS besuse the spot and forward
%sSg were sought break while foreign p0wes
g widenine premium on that c mGnth Of Of e
Inc S ond are tr ng to get from the foreigner:
mat tn latter lately made at tne expense geo Of bT s3o
IeiVtos 70 Ic Western, q 10 IN store 81 1920
s slo, Ss5e 9n' Wr 81 A% d 81 SG7dsi ie
so4 6ush No. hard spring 81 loi 70 qTVeS 10 uc
y q !2asi - G SSnS DO a JUN u oSGsi H. closing
o. 5 H'o do August s. closing at = o5
Sep'eno ,; % a. @Sd 0 o4s az 81 IA do December
ii 0S al O7ss, closing AZ 81 o5's DO May 49,,
si 69 eosns BSELEY 0D& Nominal o
,n ' IA IlI,e.Y MALT-Dtlnand nomlnaiy unchanged
C0KN-slmpy followed wheat together with BEE 9e:tei
lecets here OF and larger movement at the West
Inc longs TOO, getting out and new shorts g95n3
i, the lower IL goes in face OF better export ueIal9
tnhiHg away mo August special shipments IN wnct
laTr p trade was for export than iof Wetks no
moats sales 100000 bush future $4,000 bush sPEs
eclrdiur no mixed SOC in elevator &c aoat l.S
down to Tic for special deliveries from Nay TO AuglSN
tcamer white 7Gc IN elevator NO Mayt aSSfS IE@S
Juy ca GOOSE, closing at 81 re- 40 Augus ~
ssniP 81 .OA IS-FOll0wed corn 50 lar as Int
oytioos' Vefs concerned ana broke amOs. heavily
t the holders OF spot would meet the option decIHr
ana Ttle was done In the former. There was no I'M
rortant trade or IN his msrket or West ana
rad was small Sales, go coo bush future, 9ll
H.S not Including no at 60c Do white 6OG8O2G \,
gus d0i,eS O5c in elevator, 6l5GGi4c delivered; NO =
vhite Ct GGi1 No ], G1aG62c; 90 white, G25e No =
Ccaeo 81 i G6lJ,c; ungraded Western mINd, 5Sd0Zc q
Tn.i1 q. a zoe; no May jea5S@ey closing az e Gsc
do June 5Ss 057c closing AZ dJelc DO July oo9eS5
closing at 554c whit, May GoG6o's closing az 99e
49, FEED-ouoted 30 n, at Il aSl 90 60 y, 81 IL
81 l7I so h. 1891 20 100 n 81 2OdSl -O Shatps
q s5e Al 40: i've Feed, 81 15d&l 20. -.
Seek q No > rcd In store May >, 9l,033 ou.h against
100 57 bush last week and 732 307 bush this time yea
sao Stock Of No. mixed CON, 1891 BUSH a3als
1897 bush last and 1887 bush year ago SecS
50 oats, May 2, 25G92 bush against ~ DHsh iSs
week and 30 g34 bush year ago. Stock or no. WhN
cats MAJ 08i55 bush, against 3OO O9 Dush aet WeeA
1914 Sf7 bush o year ago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-05
WA-iiIN(}TON.
nELAW WARE, LACKAWANNA AND
NESIEItN RAILROAD.
shortest Line. Ee5tDu!ed ~ Imam COaches,


Shortest Line. Fe5tibu!ed ~ lnian CoacheS.
A u.-lsula.o and Os~egO Express. Paterson for
water zap SuoudsDurs, scranton, Blnshamton Owe2o,
ltnaca, Waycry, fmr1, Corning, Dsth, Danvle Sher.
burDe, wa:eTyilis kiehhed Springs Utica, NJ Morris.
rnediae stations Connects a; Scranton with trains for
HiSton Wk,suatre. Daylilc, and Northumberland; a,
nuffao with trains Tor tho West
20 a. n.-BEshamtOn Man, via Doonton.
-BinGl2wton aAc T. mlre LAp for Water Gan.
sroucsburg Scranton, OweSo. Wsvely connects at
scranton with trains for Pttston. Kingston WILKES.
no D. m.-scrantou. wilkcsba plymouth TX.
80 D. H. Cdanyl.-Bufalo Limitrf Express via Pater.
son Tor roudsburg, scranton, Blrgnamtons Owego Wa
verify Emlro, Cor.ine' Bath Wyand, Daasviile. NJ
NIotris Ec.. ar ~ne ~ B.nlIo at 80 m. -
D d. M (da yl-BulaG. Ctica ana Osgego Express for
Stroudsburg scranton; Blnghamton Cortland Syracuse.
,,irbgeIo Srrnas &c. aud all points on Buffalo ciysoa
connects with trains for the West
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-05
1zrt.r sHORE RAlLROAD, Y. Y. c.

xHTEoT SHORE RAILROAD, y. Y. G. &
wv n r. r. Il. Co.. Lessee.-Tralns leave West 42d.ss
H,oa iNew9or) follows, ana 20 minutes earlier from
re f,t OF Jayst New.York; H1nLt ton, LonGOn. Detroit!
ana CRiesgo 10 Is a. m = is p M S;l5 p M, S.
- Fshl u..ca ani syracuse 80 no is a. M. 3 :iG
tor 80. : - "a IS. az 30 a. D. - 90 - ~ AID
ali 20 q. m; - 20 5:i5. s. - p. NJ Crason We.
ali a. ~. y is 81 90 so IS is IS % a.
- - 20 II - m n Montreal aud Caesda :i, rs NJ
AZ * N m Tey,ns sleeping FOR DufqlO. Niagara Falls
Detroit Chicaeo and s. Louis OF III thoRSh tains:
3 % o. m. rssy CITY T.. r. n - o. II 20 a. m |;
39s D. IT, -Dpiiy Daily, except setuidiy Al o:her
o I'D s,enire ~ RECOMMENDATIONS. o. affirmation. apply
ogces prookIyn 323 Washlrc.ont 200 Fu!ton.s,. An
scx once font Of FL on 81: Nc-f rt ~, l. ~ -
And os, shore Stations foot NJ wst 2dst and
tecos q, iavst North river r = LAMBERT. General
Passenger A gent 5 vanderbptavs.. EewYork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-05
CENTRAL II. IL. OF NEw-IERsEY
FOOT OF LILENIY.ST., NOK1H RlVEK

FOOT OF LEE TY-ST, NORTH RIVER
Time TICle OF May 3D. 1891.
$50 n Tor llstoa. Ma&cn Caunk Wilke'barTe
sG On snda, @ Eson
90 a, H. for EistSa and Mauch Chunk. On Sundays.
s:i5 a. ~ icr Ea;;foa, Mageh Chgnki wllScs6arEs,
Sha%oEIa sua0aiijyi, %iiinsDoft. Through coach 70
daily o u E' So v Msh S cnqah Esaa9s
as p m for Easoa MaueS ciaak. Rcadns Hars-
burg wAesbie, Scranton TamsGHa. Pottvile' Shame.
54I5 D. ;. H. for Eason Mauch chSnk Reading Harris.
bug 80 i ~ su or Ea st an ard p Allentown
Ior Atlantis co iignanas e ~ oo sl5 II :15 a. m
For TT FRI SD al At 45 u.s. ii IS a. m $50 So
Long Branch and points south e Point Plessant at
kept OCEAN drove and A 49, Park
% rs sS go 20 H. s sS % a. m 10 % tG ~
FOR LAKEWOOD
500 a. IN. Parlor ii 1870, $50, $40 p. m; Sun
80 Eor Toms ircr Baraegat ParE and DsaGaesat. 440
r For Atlantic CITY yla2iaad and Brdgetoa, Of AS
a. For M c n Beach and seabright, at s15 a. m
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FROM M, PG n f. HAT Or P GEGTo s:3S,
M9nnouh n p Len BE harf" E II 0res9 oye
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
ROYAL BLU l. Line.
For Philadelphia At 49, 40 200 II 30 o. NJ. 80,
SUNDAYS, 900, IL go i. ~, 200. $3.50, 800 600
For baltimore and Warrington daily Oo u so with
3F Co D. ST me- - H1 Night ps Car on pin NJ
Jialn sundays. ., o, oo % -
30 D. M rs night eNccp. saturday hishtt sundays
a:SO 90 100 D. NJ have connection for Reading. Ha
iS or Snnbqry and WamsDort via philadelphia at 7i5
m n 80 Buffet IaIlor Can. 80 .. m. l. rs mid
niah n except saturday night Sundays 90 p. m
IcSCts and ParlorCar seats can be procured at Il
17a oSl 4ij 81, 14o IS23 Broadway, 80 6th.aye..
26i West 195th-st.. 1874 East l51:l-st; N9wlOrk: 4
New.York Transfer Company viii call for and check
baggage from hotel or residence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-05
RAILROADS.
nQll[
NEW YORK CENTRAL
d
Hudson River Railroad.
All Trains arrive az and depart from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,
Fourth Ave- and 42d ST.. Rev York.
rux ONLY RAILROAD STATION II TIE CITG
nr.-i.. La IA a fnlinWnt
rains leave as fcllown,

g:1O A. nI,-FAsT NAIL. Tor Albany. Utica, Syracuse,
600 nIle B tHit an& vqElssIDu1E LIMITED due
1880 S1 a. ts DAY ExpREss-Day excep:
1900 Noon. soUTHwEsTERY yEsTIBuLED LIMIT
ED-Due Cincinnati 1000, indianapolis no. a. H.,
$50 p Pos NJ .COS0SErH SHORE vEsrInULg LIMITED
Due at Detroit a; . 10 a. NJ. Chicago 80 p nl next
600 Seyl p. M.-rAsT WESTERN. EXpRESs-.Duo Chicago
Coz gG 3 S ~ AND 0 M6NTEAk Ex
zs TH1 p. NJ. BUFFALO AND NlAGARA FALLS
q, Sft : hML--FAsr ST LOUIS AND CHICAGO Ex-
ifliil:s"Due indianapolis IL 20 p M next day. 81
v1sEG HIii I'd NiEwHByEGR PogGHKEEPsIEl RHINE
sse gs S.3 fs1 g. hi
SasS 80, g. gG % 3 IL mo-
rEuYHf'ss45, olo, 10 90 10 30 ~ Is a. M. c12 100
uT HGS2 iESYD 5YRAcUSE- z a. 90 10 100, 10 70
a. NJ l. 100 noon, so, 500, 80, o:lj M, tl2 90
RoG HfHEsTER-o TO- 1000, $50 q. M. 10 100 noon
BUF;FFV%Log9 TO- ioco, G3o a. m, 10 90 nOOn so
y1SS o. ~ us 10 co. 40 80 H. 70 90 noon
ADi 49, QC' So 81 AND MoxrGrAr7
CAPE M VIZ fSr 3qbE% 3 HiiG AND
AuibiSGgS S GENEVA AND cANANpA1GuAzo1o 10 :OO
BERR Slim 81 Il o' h If VA hAELfM Di3isIoN-
~ 70 ks M md = 70 aPgy Grand
Central station o. at AZ $50 ~ and htG2Gw'{ ~
arS r sss WasRineton.st 73G Futons and sos Bcd
F. d x BSe ga anS for 2 and hs Gssas RON
hotels and residences through e Destination; o.-
italy except Sunday. sDaiy except saturday. Other
1 H6O SS trans those leaving At 70 10 90
II md3gh s!9P At 11sth SYST si1'q9 vrrrs
General Manager Gent Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-05
RAILROADS.,
pennsylvan MIA
u RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD Rail. WAY OF AMERICA
AND
The Scenic Line TO the West.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS. feot Of
DesbrOsses and Cortiandt Streets, as
fOllOWs:-
On and after MARCH list. tsoi

THE FAST LINE.
SEQ sIes Gdysand ys;sas ;Ss and Fs,o, Cars
''Ah'cfs ~, also for Toledo except SATURDAY.
io 5Vewe and exclusively Of Pullman yes4ns
ana Sss,oo% 1'hSi both SesS
Hs@ N; = ' ssa 'HsS:e
ssSafy and n' sn cS ss % ., ass
III aa Lnui,' cniCAGn. AND CIXCINNATT EXPRESS
YORK and pa csss o NsS Cars 5om Sss
S SaSssS and cinsns Coach
200 Ti ia @ 81 sGpli 'p G&rR p day
$50 p. M.-pullman vestibulc Sleeping Car New.Yo.k
D6s Cars a. tNSs Sstso GSSDa saS F N
sa5g to RchpoDt and Chicago. Arrives At Cincinnati
cca 9sG CSni Sy sna 81 T
and Toledo daily, Sxssp, Ssa9raay;s
1pI MeSpSs. Ii.
Me- ~ !; "a sPS%Sg; Il
sdsn5Ss SSa1ss;' s. daily .'
nA Ma:r;5t'on NJ, M,A'iIloA ANn 1hh SOUTH
, T1 bWS1s SsS d1{ except sua5sy
Emd aa With Dining bin car at '9a 20 % @ sTo
s Md'sa s5 20 p ~ al ToessaS 8 20 500
M For n.a BE- 99 S5 1nG 20 Zoo D. Sans
For HasAG SaI, ScITY so wees days. with
FOR PHILADELPHIA
ENpess'i ,5 10 20 90 % 30 Chesso Limited
R so CO.. 66 sn ID II 20 20 "a i2 3S .0
4 d 40 s sna i 0o M Sundays ExpTess e:lS go
20 90 an apd 900 p M. and Il ;l5 night Accom-
lsiioad system, apply at tb~followina Ticket
House and Zoo. Of Des6rosses and Cortlane s. Court
Jersey City.
The New York Transfer Company will call for and cheek
baggage from hotels and residences through TO destination
CHAS. II. pUGH. J. r. WOOD,
General Manager. General P1ss'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-05
Goner,l En.te-n ofee. oas nroaaway.

X tW.lORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN
y RAILwAY.-Trains leave West 42d St as follow
twenty inmates earlier from ico o. Jayst ~ D. ~,
oneida Osnteo Cri.ac. 20 pr of La",n, ,, Ws,,.
town Liberty Walton. oneida Central Squar, Oswego
Rochester Niagara rails. Detroit Chicago ST. Louis
MANY All other trains daily except SUNDAYS. Tickets.
timetables 1913 proPdwsy. J. C. ANDERSON, Geng i
Pass niger Agent 10 Exchange Place. y, .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-05
WHEAT, NO. ..

not anot96ly lover; No spring wheat ~ oldsl olae
No spring wheat. o7d9Sc; No. rcd 81 Ol'2dsl W.
No corn Cec No: oats. 5'c No rye oi io HU:
seed 81 29Gsi 30 mess pork per bb So 81 2d$2 49,
Lard per 100 h. Sc GO short !bs sides. loose So loG
sides boxed 90 Goas0 7o whiskey dSters hni s
55a55ac no do 5ia55c No. barley o. d. '0@''c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-05

IN he BOOK OF oPEN.Al1 SPORTS. octave 900 pases'
AR anu = 1ents Rules Tor .zillbg. swimming, ball play.
lug shootng horseback Iidne &C., &C.: IN ful VI nef
COPY. Published by The Tribune. New'Ncfk tnterAne
IL < and universally con.pllLented by the press-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-05

'CoTTON-The SPOT market firm at previous quota
lions The sales were 2s5 bales for eonsumRton also
ss ,eents 045 bales against H. 100 bales the
~ last Week and bales for the corresponding day
gay rear The receipts from September 10 May were
5e bales against 56024S7 bales for the correspond
n,todo voaYa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-05
reeturs5 Gno AleelIngs.

"
A MEXICAN lNSTllUTk.-fhe quarterly
"A meeting viii bs held On THURSDAY, May q lS2i ~
n o,clock D. m az 10 rooms. Nos lll.llZ West 5ebsts
'V''''A " -" JAMES g. POWERS. Secretary.
A. OTICE OF PU bLll MI ETlAG.-0iiice. Of
" M. Ncw.York notbor Lln. Doard Arny building,
Now.York CITY May l. 1921 1.-The hlal puzzle hearing
lis IoarI i'm u. natter OF hafboF Hines along the New
Irs. ,ont Of New.Yo.k BAY, between Communpaw and
Con.,l i, Point dorsey ff-). viii be hd ~ ne Army
D"gdne 40 Whlteha strceL NcwY0fk City, Oh Tuesday
Nav 10 lsDI az II q. and following days. The pres
ncs Of al parties Is urgently rcquestsi, together
Win conlnete information lrstiat,c by maps, showing
the manner in which different riparian oMnrS desire 70
utilize their respective fronts. The plan contemplating
evtn,or Ilands proposed by the Riparian Commission %
New-Jersey Will be eNhim.ed and nnai acton VIII -
taken upon the general suolect, HENNn l. AbboIs
BTt. Brg. Gen. Z. :. A, President OF The Board
NJ EW-YORK HISTORICAL ScClETl.-No-
~ to member stated meeting NIL be hsld b %
COSTA D. p, WI read paper o. The @enes yr q ER R
llsh Society IN New.Y0;k" ANDREW WARMER no
cordng secretary.
ADvEETISEMENgs FOR TIE NEWloRK, -, TRi is;
a rNE WILL re Ri, EiNfD At TME UPIOWN
OFFICES, so. 1928 Broadway corner Thirty lrstst.
lao Broadway, 2jtn-s, un'il D. M ~ VS.
Iweaty iri-st. cCner shave l52 ItaNe; lo5 rou.n-
ave. corner goarecnta,t 7co lhbdaye corner tor ~,
seyenthst l026 TE.r1ayc., near SiNty arst 81 LIS
Firstsye 100 West koIy 90: Columbus ave.
i'slS ,rhlfda ave and he HARLEM OFFICE. 1s0 East
Mat twenty nfthst. at regular once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-05
tioas are based on American standard Of classiacs

s.orT I'm sn Tinted potts. 440U95 900 49,
iIyTpo kilograms 40 p m.-Recepts lSoVO ~, oa'es
ahtrb American sales, 14,OOO Ddleoi
Which Or speculation and export go SMS6ne I'D
Cbe s,es In The option market were LOU, DsloS
with nrmer Liverpool accounts the Market ope" ~ %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-05
SANNY HOOK RONTE.

FROM p FL; Q, y. L., FOOT or RECTOR-ST;
For Atlantic Highlands, Highland Beach Scahricht
Nonrou.h Beach Long Bpauch Elberon, Ocean Grove.
Asbury Park and Point PIE sant. 10 a. H. 40 D.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1891-04-30

The Council met in stated meeting
at the Council room on Wednesday.
April 22nd at 7:30 p. M. Meeting
opened by President Watzke. Pres
emit, Wilson, Wellington. Murphy and
Stenger. Minutes of last meeting
read and approved.
Bills allowed:
Zahl l. McConvllle, hauling engine
and repairing well, $3.50.
JAS. Griffith, draYing, $l.25.
On motion, an order was drawn on
the poor fund in favor of H. E. Dye
l. Co. for goods for Mrs. Ring, $500.
On motion, an order was drawn in
favor of the Fire dept, AS per state
ment of Apr. 20, for $l4.O0.
A petition for a sidewalk, signed
by J. w. Dumble and others, was
referred to Committee on Sidewalks.
A petition for q sidewalk, signed
by II. Huber and others, was referred
to Committee on Sidewalks.
On motion, adjourned.
L. III. WELLINGTON, Rec. prof.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1891-04-30
Spring Trade,

It would be had to find western
town with better supply of merehan-
disc than Morris has in it's various
stores this spring. From Wells Bros.
& Hanson at one end to T. J. Moore
at the other, the shelves are loaded
down.
We would not like to make invi.
diOus distinctions, blu. VIII oever
wants to buy goods of any description
at the lowest possible prices can, by
looking at the advertising columns of
THE Sun, find the right places to in
vest their money. We also have two
good general stores on the West side,
Croonquist, next door To THE SIN
Office, and Dye & Co, on The corner OF
9th st. and Pacific Avenue.
The merchants of Morris have not
put in these immense stocks of goods
just for the fun of looking at them
They mean to sell them, and sell them
bhCI "AAAs C4ldlAGE 6ulIOuuuluE
towns, with smaller stocks of goods
cannot compete with them in price
and quality. 1t will pay purchasers
to come from a distance for the bar
gains they can get here.
The idea that goods can be pur
chased at half price in the cities 1.
misleading. They DO not get theil
goods for nothing any more thar
Morris merchants. Their policy i!
to hold out bait Of some article. tn,
price of which is well known, at ;
very low rate, and maze it up OF
other goods where the price is not 8,
we'll known. Whereas, the mer
chants Of Morris, for their own inter
est, must give fair dealing to retain
their trade; but they are the mel
who can be trusted to deal fairl,
under all circumstances.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1891-04-30
Reading For The Million.

TIE Sun offers the cheapest good
reading ever offered to the public.
We have made special arrangements
whereby we can offer The Cosmope.
Titan, monthly magazine Of the
finest order and THE Sun one year
for $500. The price Of the Cosmo-
politan alone is $2.40.
We give Dickens works complete
in IL vol. and THE sun for So 90.
We will give the Mammoth Cyclic
psedia in vol. and THE Sun for So 90,
And we offer 25 Novels from good
authors of your own selection,
with THE Sun one year for $l.75. al
in advance.
We also club with The New Eng
land Magazine, Harpers, Scribners
&C., &c.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1891-04-30
Something About Dollars.

The dollar sign (s) is not a mono
gram of ~. s." but dates from the
days when the transfer was made
from Spanish to American dollars and
accounts were kept equally in dollars
and reals. Thus; one dollar eight
reals. Later the was placed be-
tween the perpendicular rarellel
lines 1911; then the perpendicular
lines crossed che and combined with
tito form the present sign ($).
But the origin Of the dollar mark
is not so important question rs how
to get the dollars, and how to get the
most out of them afterwards. A
great many rules for becoming
wealthy have been given, and John
Jacob Astor's-"Cut down your ex-
penses and let your income run on
is as good as any. We can. however,
offer. some advice on spending the
money, especially il you intend to
use any of it in travelling. Select
'fThe Burlington" when you want to
reach any prominent place in the
East, West, North or South. and its
luxurious equipment. fast time, and
sure connections will convince you
that it gives you the most for your
money. Any ticket agent can sell
you tickets by this line, or you can
address w. J. G. Kenyon, Gen. Pass.
Agent c. b. & n. II. r., st. Paul.
MINI.
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A great variety of window shades
at Buckentin's drug store. 25tt

J. NewSalt, of OwatOnna, E. Il.
Williamson, of Minneapolis, and E.
w. Randall, of Morris. the finance
committee for the Minnesota juris.
diction of thu A. O. U. W., audited
the accounts of Olaf Olson, the
Grand Recorder. at Willmar on Tues
day. 1t is unnecessary to state that
everything connected with the Grand
Recorders office was found in perfect
order and that the condition of the
finances shows the order to be
in prosperous and growing con-
dition. The receipts of the order
during the year were something ever
$117 .OO0 90.
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CONSUMPTION Cured.

An old physician, retired from
practice, having had placed in his
hands by an East India missionary
the formula of simple vegetable
remedy for the speedy and permanent
cure of Consumption, Bronchitis,
Catarrh, Asthma and all throat and
Lung Affections, also positive and
radical cure for Nervous Debility
and all Nervous Complaints, after
having tested it's wonderful curative
powers in thousands of cases, has felt
it his duty to make it known to his
suffering fellows. Actuated by this
motive and desire to relieve human
suffering, / will send free of charge,
to all who desire it, this recipe, in
German, French or English, with full
directions for preparing and using.
Sent by mail by addressing with
stamp, naming this paper.
w. A. MOVES, $40 Powers Block.
Rochester, N. Y. 1852
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At the Universal Exposition of 1889. at Paris.
France. the best sewing machines Of the world
including those of America, were in competition.
They were passed upon by jury composed OF
the best foreign mechanical experts, two Of whom
were the leading sewing machine manufacturers
Of France. This Jury, after exhaustive examina-
ton and tests, adjudged that the Wheeler 4
Wilson machines were the best of all, and award.
ed that company the highest prize oifered-the
GRAND PRfZE-giving other companies only
gold, silver and bronze medals.
The French government, as further recOGni:
sion of superiority, decorated Mr.. Nathaniel
Wheeler, president Of the company, with the
Cross of the Legion Of Honor-ihe most priced
honor of France.
The No. Q, for family use, and the No. 10. for
manufacturing uses, are the best in the world
to-day.
And now, when you want q sewing machine, II
you do not get the best &c will be your own fault
Ask your sewing machine dealer for the No.
Wheeler & Wilson machine. II he doesn't keep
them, write to us for descriptive catalogue and
terms. Agents wanted in all unoccupied terri
tory. WHEELER il WILSON MFG. co.
Chicago. III.
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Children Cry for
Pitchers CastoFia.
Huckiin,s Arnlca SaIya.

The best salve in the world for cuts
bruises, sores. ulcers. salt rheum.
rever sores, letter, chapped hands.
Chilblains. corns, and all skin erup-
tions, and positively cures piles or no
pay required. It is guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price Is cents per box,
For sale by Fritz Buckentin.
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Alliance Meeting.

An Alliance meeting of Scott will
be held at the Keidel school house on
Saturday evening. May 2, to take &C
ton OH the Irvine question for the
coming season. Bids will be present
ed for consideration. A good at
tendance is urgently requested.
JOHN SANDERS, Prest.