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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-01

at 50: as7 do. o H. at s.; 2S2 Buffalo sheep 50 TO- at
Judd CO.. 10 state shesp 80 H. % at sS' a. q sf e.
"a buffalo do y NJ a, 50 - ia 10 u r.. a.
Wlkerson sherman: Y Ohio sheep iiS TO- e H.
af st also sold Yesterday 2il Maryland lambs TO- at
50 % 49, -.,-. ,.r q n at
81 GoiS; i26 do u II. private terms. ~ -. co
Newton a. Co: i2i Maryland lambs. % TO- az 20 20
go virginia do 80 No. s. 90 2s do o. No. a. 20 op
n do ~ N nj 81 4O do rs TO- at - 40 also soia
Yesterday is Virginia lambs. ~ ~ at SO ~ oo all,
r. Collins: ~ Kentucky lambs 30 10 at 50 ~" onno
yearIipss 81 ~ So 20 25l Ohio sheep 90 No. at Is ~
l6 do 10 81 - do % No. at ~ 90 90 .. 10
at a. s &c e also SOLD S'''e'"" s A. "a
s. sanders 81 Virginia lambs q 10 at 50 So % 90 %
AZ 81 81; 80 DO az No. 81 2s6 do 6o 10 at 81 90
Hume g. Mullen: ~ state sheep 10 ID. at - 49, D
State lambs. AZ No. at go o... -,
JiOGS-Rrceips for days. 80 cars or o24 head OF
which q cars were received this morning About cars
on sale Market lower 81 1Onf& 90 but choice lisht
state hogs might bring So country dressed weak at
5d7tlc per 10 ~ e.. -, ,,c q, aror.ra =,
SaIes-A W. Lamb ~ state hogs 40 10 a'era6"' IL,
81 90 per 100 H.. go,
s Judd q Co: 233 Kentucky pigs. lO' ~ at 81 90,
Hume Mullen: 3 State hogs l3 H. at ~ no.
10 n 81 So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-01

Galveston May 3i.Cotton Holiday. Net and gross re
ceipts ia bales stock. 1850 bales Weekiy.Ne and
rrosa r.cepts bales exports coaswise 255l bales
sales 2ie bales spinners. lac bales
Norfolk MAY 3l-Cotton firm. middling. enc: low mid
ding u iGc; good ordinary 5c. net and gross receipts
200 bales, exports coastwse. 20 bales: sales. bales
stock 20 S3I bales WeeklyNe and receipts o4i
bales exports the Continent 253a bales: coastwise
New Orleans May si.--Co,ton steady: good mddng
7sc; middlins. 7c; low middns one: good ordinary
ports 10 Great Britain 1894 bales the Continent $50
bales coaswise 2315 bales; sales 1850 bales stock
idS GA bales Weckiy-Ne receipts l0076 bales:
TO- $50 bales exports Great Britain 3s54 bales: &c
wise 0os4 bales: shes, 5000 bales
savannah May Sl-cot,on nrm middlins isiSc: low
cep,s 100 bales exports coastwis 81 bales sales
Net and gross receipts 4750 bales exports coastwise
6.923 bales; sales. 1905 bales: spnners tl9 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-01
Ef.nnrrAN rnlnroE MAnKETs

I.seraul Nay 81 o. . o. isrf Frfrt irll usef
nru prime m~ra nfm 90 80 - PIX Primo ur.r
Western firm 90 fis %. iH medium firm 90 go -
Hams shDfI about ~ 's !. ~ s'Hif af - g.. 10
Cumberland ai.uf - 90 ~ ~ f'~ai' ai BE nl -
fs about - steady A2s .rs u,i i"-. about
a. sfeiy ~ 81 ms ans short c-af i1~s about
bs ~ 81 IL 81 Shoulder About - 90 - IT,
steady % .-s thrrsl An~r In inject white st'fif -
90 do ,a0 ly TIi!0w Prime n.y. fom.nnl
CODns.-I f.t~pro. refined nfm ~ - aI ~rififs =
tufpenf.nn nfm ~ - 80 Hsln Comm steady AZ =
Land Pune Western Hi.f STEADY ~ ~ What NJ :
ieI winter steady If - fid rcd sgnns steady 81
~ 81 Flour - I.Iie fanci winter frm 80 ~ 80 '.rr
Mb.I Weston si0i tuN iuI June nfn 80 y 81 ~
Jul a 4 si.i. August frn a. 4 hi.i iiiir a.
/. nI1u -rsrilc Coast f'rsiy - i.Ji. los
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-01

ph,. Missouri and Illinois comhing and clothing. ltSc
neiii, ..thrg l3isUia.c. and braid, lS9glsAc
low and co,d 100 io,c. me medium. iogllc lsh, me
inr lnt., nno o.. slightly bury, pulo'. hnri hurry,
Ti.s southern haid hurry. d. F"sas and Atk'nras ~"
alum, iiuiec low. iuaf. nnr medium pui"c;
Iishf nn~ N.nc. hrav, nue 6gic sand, and heavy
Ssd, tagging order prices. ~ IL, 80 ~ ac ~
H. b.r f,n ties 10. hemp iwinr. ~ per " Lad .
Markell arm rrlrf. holding -or Missouri aud drHilvrflsed
~ a. 81 a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-01
BALTIMORE AND OHIO nAiL"O"~
Fast Express Trains to ~.-,sunal
,u~.o.> Nnahi M otOn. Chicago, Ctncs~

81 Louis and All Point: Ws's;N
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON All =, TEcciTSicA oo
Leave NewYork foot Of IibertX.st da,y 40 sS sus.
o.3O o. m and II: rs night. PITTSBt re- ~ "a n.
$50 Sun. i.:ls night; CINCINNATI ST IoSiS n. q
sun 10 a M ii 40 a. M Dining Car 10 s .S ~ n.
,3:sU p M. ex. SUM- Dining Carl Vo:". o'~ a
Dining Carr. 2;15 night ..t
NORFOLK, 1870 q. daily: 80. rn.tta,esoaI
NEW-ORLEANS. Roanoke. Bristol ana S""''
through Pullman sieepng Car. s p. M; daily
All Uains illuminated with Pntsch light 49,, A Eas1
Ticks, ofces is i72 esi AIS 10 yrootiyss
l.,h ST. y! sCwsSry N II 81 ru, ~N g. -.
New-York Transfer Company will call tos ssse
bassase from hotel or residence 70 desuna9Ss'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-01
Royal BLUE LINE
WEST SHORE R.K.

Trains leave West 42d 81. station, New-Iork- - -
lows and Us minutes earlier from foot Frsnkln So
$3.50 A. VI. Daily. Local to Buffalo. ,,.,.....
BSnalo Niagara Fslls, Detroit Chicago, s.....
Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto pssse's
Cleveland. Chicago and 81 Louis -, ,,,,.. s.,..r..
S.4S p. NJ. Daily. except SUNDAY. FOR UTICA syeeus~
Newark Rochester and Buffalo: s p..,...~
StlS 4. NJ. Daily for Albany. utce. syracuse nocnee.
Buryao Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit Cleveland Chi
For tickets time tables Of local trains parlor and sleep
In, car Recommendations apply city ofces BROOKLYN ana
hotes For other Information address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-01

ash qu9',flons were a. f,l''sr " wa. sl'' aDl
.' ss,n NJ . ,gTns %n's' o,,. &C., r., az
S. tafie, sIc' So an,,.ei u b me- 'mo,', seed
70, 4' g. e ",' I'll, nd si' r ~. se 50 sesss b.
ip saici -hal.ici- ,tosc1 s. s's1b 80. 'her c,ra,
'i's W'Aen .esgf'd.' "f'.'' d..."s flushed
pr t 81 2 q. % eo S a,e :: F"o aao,-a
y ,te Na,""ai in,eea oil CO. NV Sc. i.iei cot ON
ne Produce Es'h4nsr DAY tne butter nh-h-' w., nm
s Ss'" werc ,'e,d, fi,.n sio,A H. yer dozen
coc.e, NAY 81 g gc a's,, o ~. w II, any sS
5. "Suti - d. family " @psi =, A. ,pens patent
! % .Ss,i e T., rs "s,,. s s aS % a. 49, e g
81 80. 'pdes re'rn's "s wheat n.rc rev ."'s,a
<" rcd uars nj con nj wanted 20 an, s,es, -.
'a" a. "' GA. ,s and r5 aDm"nd X" m.si
Ge,s' %'.., SIS : f@'S ,s% az nm ana il
stem nm 40, ln,oa e,m .,'', demand. . s,s,
eisor 10. H. be-, ,n'.. - nor. ny '''a nr meat.
49," n ia.,' . a,,' ' .de. us l, nsas Win
=, more EyRs W'ah fe'lnl receipts moro liberal ana
per dor wh'k.' 'aV and qu''i ''"r. 'Sa on' !" 81 -
Mneauhee. May - Whoa, IN t,o,s op'n.d ne,h sni
nrws but Subsequently rallied - though further 10
zine Il ~ 'owsi owing I; an n.r rsn ,, on g
rather free realizing bits, demand from in'.r,r
meter S o :, e . paa az" f g g. ' rcd winter f, "pen a,
Se' sd,sn"rG T. sac fsi hac, To axe ana t.ci nt
ir'.c M", ranging ~. below SAMPLES wre lover en'
M sgye s ,Gc Sr'" spin NJ sS NI NS M &c.
NJ winter 71uIs'. com lower and In poor demand.
s M y .r" ~ca rs ~ y Witt" 'S a2 ~ White sSc
ms sy 1 sSa s%a Nv. steady 'S and n "S demand a. &
for NJ NM D ,s 81 mS % G %dSSr a"r dn III bS S
y @, E sssr at . s p5 81 5' S s 5 S m,
bard go cas9 ana 81 = fer l's ~
Minneapolis May ai.-Ihere slump Of 2ac In
What to-day from closing prices Of WEDNESDAY, The
rain wee nc OF wssNns.' % closed 81 sSrs
n1v ed Il.
September opened At S.s and co,.d a. s the a ssn s
wheat 5.sa.S4c on t,nck NJ h" ra 7sHG;
f%' lover siasSc Msikei steady: NS
white aosgsc No ~ FLOUR easier a, - g
rs 90 bblx shipments 1.-TWO days) ioa3s hush. Bran and
=: g. M ssS1s srSy FOR su 's a. nc So 80
rhladeiphla May 81 Flour Marke, dun weak to sell,
% W S%S 10 ,% % "f business expense price,
Few local joobers were satisfying the limited require
Of NE mills RYE aoar quiet nrm, nndsr small sup
wr@ nns~r free speculative selling due to rars in Inc
1a Sw up and n % V" ' Sobns FOR
eop No red May S2as,c June sinUs2c July SIG
W "y%paihy With wheat and closed nominal in the
absence Of M or saP0I s nss psS cs Sor
buyers high mixed ,ao in sa% depot s"c No
August G7lia5sc. Oats weak. in sympathy with the de
cline other cereals and price; declined sS on car
viii" sv a?s - %ss MsS
S sde 50 Ss sh ss r'% s sas
"a" 6ncon oSisc lard pure ely refined n Heroes ~
S".s s e & cd
4 p!% s:. ys; ss
new ss Nc c Per other SS as sS
f. S, ' 8 Souss chsse y
sss sas "i. lover MAY soSe
:mss s1 corr Sa. Max as ss ans
% 81 Sq Ha'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-01

Boston May 3i.-'Thc Commercial Bulletin says The
uarket dull and featureless. Boston merchants are
paying for wool In the West higher than the equivalent
81 thsr selling prices tn. East. There Is continued
hrlsk busners foreign merno woods. especially In
Uu.nos Avres secured. For ordinary Western fine
and line medium manufacturers unwilling to pay over
sc clean holders ask 2g3c and trade Is nj dead
lock Jumped from SIC 70 42c for good average
Tlirl(sh'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-01
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW. JERSEY,
Anthracite coal used exclusively
Four tracks Automatic Block Signals.
on and after May 20. 1895.

Four <, s AS!2~ Sas S ss ISL sshs.
n;S':ss% xss,s,~s ShYss
e, : ss s I'''; sS i. e. ~
ZIG 10 80 sSSdssy;sS .;sS X !, Il IA
gsr e. Hssd' s s' :s rs sS 'o nss; saada' s
.pS s as!'; s'.s ~ isi5 night sundays 100 S
isi:ouTs o and 80 T p e. ssaa.;. Is
r. NJ ALL-RAIL ROUTE.
81; sSPda Ico e except Ocean Grove and A''s'
' RysI a saEpesMs' Park and sA'''
s1 For s Sanic City vnsand. and BTidssOn 40 H.
s s'f ss'S S ."f ;AsP's ST.:
days 81" A. SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR LoNE BRANCH OCEAN ssa; S.c SE9 q, &C.
For Atlantic TiS" Rfs sssa s sss .
Pc e sun SUNDAY. $50 NJ loo E a.. ,,,,.
.d r; s''i'' cSsSs
Ai rST IIa Kew aysr and BaFn'sa' 'o
R0YAL BLUE LINE
TO PHILADELPHIA MkhfsHiNsG 11EiiAoHN AND
rs5 5 pn'ss asa x'i H. 'lss s g. 80 5sss
F.o, cs 70 iais .x Ss s sS9 sDHPs
aas Ss and NJ 500
So DnIns CAP NJ I isis s nsht s sun 1nss
f si'so G pni"s cap g. 20 sos Dining CAP. go
nns ls' , .ss can b. procured a. Foot
Of Liberty :s as 90 LIE e., s ;s,l R'p 4
sy w 49, Sss Az :: 81 coum tn A. ss
ST. $50 uS. s rsn.n ss @ cali
check baggage from hotel or residence 70 destnatlon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-01
LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

s:atiSn. loot Of cSrH sSaaa sns a1 MT cHuSx
xiASiSs yI e r ssFs sSsEf bspz ss
ana "SD m: AND v. :ss s0Hs SLEEPER
dssss: 4 70 Ssn,, s e1sn:.d s
;sr p Ss,.v. sad n S..
Hs. ensis-csr. to Wli.esbaTs -. wr... rAn
.a ssS :u = SsI ias:!s.S'ss. ,usc
TON and s1 ssssRs ai TO- fumsn
sGn" "s,s f f'f d pS'T 1o and
ss; ~ rH s7pS. iss 'f S1ssss s;.s
rSTsr s'fR s, s'' sns To s9
IT. aa S;sa sss.s "a sunday ~ fa.oo and .
ysi &, sIHAG yA Gssr "A H0fs
w.,, pal'msn sleeper" to Chicago and """a'' e''"
%";S &C.. ,.s !, ia r: as
S sr ycrs SSl,en ccsr ST. os ''rosa"'r 'S
from Sos Of :s..s. through 10 ~
n.h LASx*wASsA. A ~. w " .ssi., n !1
SS.f'S;:iS f fatiif nvsss =,
p. route n6oI Msma;s., MeSTS S.:ss
sssSSSps N%TSS pvPp lSoo hTHNrs
SS isaEsSSS SssSPis
COKE. pANvILLn; S9KdTpMrMSs6bRRwy1icNHp Water.
, y,is biisNTIirH RicHFiELD sPRlNds co,,l ,
sYRAcvsE 6swEoo, iyIiAGA. q SS,ES L and 4
nonts WEST NORTHWEST AND s0UTHwEss,.I: ,.
.2o A. M-BINGHAMroN MAIL stops " pn"''~
goo A. M-BuFFALo, SCRANTON. s pINGHAsNTV snd
osWEtio EMPRESS Pullman buffet Parlor cars sO 2;
meet at Buffalo with train for Chicago. arriving ~
p m mne.ssG TSsnSiH5 sINcHAMroN ard ELxIRA
ETrFMFss RsyTea p.T'SfL and PLrx
ouTH EXPRESS PULLMAN pa,or cara 1A,,,,., r,prs
FiI.O Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car. con5nse" -
Buffalo with train for Chicago arriving at $50 p y"
sao p NJ lDailD-BUEwALo. SCRANTON Bi XXSSpvss
ToN UTICA SYRACUSE and oswEGo EXPREsS'
Pulimar Buffet slsepers ...oo. r,o,,s ., "A
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMoDATIoNSs ~ az "
PARK place t20 Broadway Tickets at ferry atSSn.s
broadway. III +th-ave cor. l2ihst: ~ VS., srl
o35 columbus ave- New York 33S and I"S Fuons'; ~
Broadway. Brooklyn. Time tables giving fu '"''''
wrsTCoTr EXPRESS COMPANY will cai Tor ~
check baggage from hotel residence 20 desf'na"oH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-01

Through trains Chicago and the West leA.S Ia uss
York. foot OF Chambers ST.. daily. follows. sns w"
minutes eare- from West 23d-st: - u,,s.
O.1S A. M-Vestbuled Express for wavery, S az.
S'lC hamton. Ensra Buffalo. Bradford anu o~
manca. Paror TO Buffalo -. a.. rh.
s).AA =, M,-Vestibule! Limited Solid tram 70.
O'UU cago Chautauqua Lake. arrives Sssssshs.
s:%o L. m. Chicago p. m sleepeIs 70 ~"
csso. Cleveland and Cincinnati Dining ss,, Lar But.
COO p, NJ Buffalo vsstbued Express. alri'ss ~.
O')U falo A. NJ making direct connections sos ~
troit Chicago sn1 tho West bunsIo p~'''''
S45 ss raa SA cSsS to bsa CHI
cago and Cincinnati Dining Car ,,,,sMAN
4 OCAI. TIME TABLE TICKETS AND ruL.xS
accommodations at H. co., <0l and gS!
i6o East iesth-st. Chambers and West 2yS sstyn 50
Hudso: ST.. Hoboken. and Jersey CITY SnSass fSoS
Transfer Company calls for and checks osSsss' -
hotels arc residences to destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-01
E. HUDSON RIVER R. R.

The New Route TO the Fnr-F"med saRue""''
AND THE
only 10 the delightful summer IesO.D ano
~ fishing grounds north OF Quebec ana 10 Lake o. JOHN
and Chcoutimi. through the
CANADIAN ACKNOWLEDGES.
Trains chcoutimi with saguensy o,eam., S
for Tadousnc Cacoura Murray Bay and quebec round
trip unequaled In America through niacness Iorest.
mountain river. and lake Scenery down tns majcs,c
saguenay by daylight and back TO the Fortress Cly
touching nj the beautiful seaside resorts on me Lower
St Lawrence with their chain OF cornniodious iioeIs
Hotel R,berval Lake ST. John. has hrst-cass accomm"
dalton for 300 guests , 1,.,
beautifully illustrated guide book free on app.icaton
Alley HARDY J. q. SCOTT,
Gen r & p Ag, Quebec. Can. secy & Manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-01


Total deliveries ...".o, o., aa sSSs 1911 ~,
Visible supply i,,'i,,,,. 5assoi tesse' %ss"
TS h. % %ss Of 'G Invoice s Inc. s"G ~ co"s
Price. "a nmqy sssSssa * Ss a d rs Gss S
io ma, bean - i'.e and Asoss .e 49, T9 =,
S Sf% WITH h. current trent sales Il mi prices .
sa,s /. ' a harm" " sns sT ca ss' are aS
20 ;.'ass %Ss nsd' "' on s Steady
%Sl,h %odsTs. sales mo"emsn; on the basi. d 2'rg
%sc .suG with ,@ sS , pr Sssns @
' Pour q %Np MEAIrrahe in nour was
teresng. The marke, wa. irresuar owing 10 the un
willing to tribe in tie af,ernoon they found
shy snd to na s pes hae Of s be
paid while 70 sell ,he market is unknown problem. en-.
ss: w isss patents
sgf 10 and Ryas s, ss, cy eSs cry a. go ss
s sRs s ss'Ta's 'ess 8 90 's
~ ;s's sG Ss z eSssSs ;a9s
g q; western and southern. 81 ccas2 s5 BAGMEAI.
sssG $ s aSs s f soSss cS
$780, hSmny chop 9se se' c0'onseed meal 'os''c; oil
" FoREIdN Di,IED FKrIrT--Trade is small and Of a
hand mouth Jobeing eharScsT dealers putting IN any
but about SSs steady cuIIans easy
qaSe Ssy en
2ss.A S3sas: sSss d ss . ss: sss$
sSssd SKEE s dssnd cs s ha.
somewhat improved but oranges quiet Pines de-
veIopng a little better trade and supplies moderate
Bananas quiet and easier. We quote; Lemons. $50
80: s2Q$3 so bananas 7OcuSl 7j pineappes
$3ati2; cocoanuts. $2Oa$30.
GRAiN-WHEAT-S Speculation In wheat
rather small scale to-day and prices lower The
opening a decline from OF
Wednesday night The weakness the weather
which satisfactory especially from the
far Western wheat States and through the
In the Northwest to-day. down into Illinois Foreign
markets quiet. and there foreign selling
which told against early Improvement As result. the
market opened lower. and although several Intellectual
attempts made 20 rally prices they not
cessfu Trade comparatively light in view Of
respect the late Secretary. Mr. Gresham The half
holiday also against fresh trade and the
markets abroad were quiet and OF holiday character
owing't the shutting down account Of the whitsun
TUESDAY morning. and in until Wednesday, The
statement OF The Price Current was looked
especially busb account Of the prices at which wheat
selling. II stated that the indications favor
OF winter wheat Of 30 600 bush and spring
wheat Of i5y0O0o0 bush. The surplus Of Old wheat
available supply OF 900 bush Tie home consump
ton about 215 900 600 BUSH leaving only 1900
bush for export Interior receipts OF wheat spring
wheat markets to-day 364 1873 bush dnc!uding Chi
II o5o bush nearly all winter against lC2 452
winter ea2 bush against 80 ss3 BUSH
receipts l2sO46 bush against 740l7 bush total, 0s
bufh against 267872 bush. Exports 60O44 BUSH against
3d. 604 bush During the afternoon the wheat
was dull and weak Offerings were steady and the
mani unimportant A. result prices easily succumbed
day night: II seemed TO be OF liquidation by
small holders. there being demand OF any impor-
lance 20 check the decline Just before
was rally Of Nc. traders covering Of their shorts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-01
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.

bond Kentucky tobacco steady. with sales OF lo
bhds on private terms
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1895-03-23

We have received from the Jewell
Nursery 90. beautiful illustrated
descriptive catalogue of general nursery
stock, ornamental and Towering shrubs,
and greenhouse plants, etc. that is rep
lete wlth information to planters.
There is no doubt of the great super
llority of Minnesota grown trees, fruits
ETC., for planting in Minnesota and the
Dakotas. There is big money in raising
small fruits in this locality with intel.
ligent culture. The company are the
introducers of the celebrated new rod
currant, "rhe North State" reccmmen.
ded by the State horticultural Society
for general planting. They also adver.
tise 100000 Timber Claim Seedlings that
sxe extra fine nursery grown and full
count very cheap. They guarantee all
goods fresh and in perfect condition for
planting. Send four cents in stamps TO,
their 100 page illustrated catalogue with
full planting instructions, etc. Agents
wanted. Address, stating age.
TIE JEWELL NURSERY Co.
Lake City, Minnesota
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1895-03-23
He Saw the Point.

One Of the most frequent excuses Of
fered in lieu Of a contract to Che adver-
tising solicitor is something after this
style: ."Well, you see, our house is a
very old one, founded many years ago,
and we blew our horn all that was nee
essary at that time. We advertised then
extensively, and now that we have be-
come established and everybody knows
US we think money spent in advertising
would be O needless expenditure. All
advertising man who had listened to
some such talk not long ago said in re-
ply, II would like to ask you if you
pay much attention to politlcs?" eyes,
to certain extent, " was the response.
swell, do you not consider the election
Of governor in the state of New York
an event of national Importance, or at
least of national INTEREST,"" Receiving
an affirmative reply. he asked, "Can
you. readily recall to your mind the con.
testants in the race for the goyernorship
/ in this state, say, 25 years ago?" The
inquired of studied moment and said
.heswould have to give it up. Twenty
five years ago he could have answered
the question at once, but in the constant
change OF events and issues the names
Of the contestants had gone, FROM his
memory. He: saw the point Inland
Printer. -l =. IF -.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1895-03-23
Marais and Port Arthur, and all inter,
:vening points along. the. north shore OF

+ f5s&f
Marais and Port Arthur, and oil inter.
vening points: along the north shore Of
Lake Superior. IA Us II
The construction Of this line: Of tel.
egraph is to be begun at once. The
management intend to establish Offices
at all convenient points for the prompt
transaction OF all business coming from
land or lake. The value and Importance
of all through business, as we'll as local,
along the route cannot be over estimat-
led. The necessity for Immediate COM
munication with all important points
along the north shore of Lake Superior,
has been of the utmost Importance to
ship-owners and vessel men, and IS the
means by which valuable property can
he saved from destructive lake storms,
I and the innumerabe accidents to which
it is ever liable. ...ss. !.
The signs of the times point uEerringly
to an enormous increase OF lake traffic
in the near future by reason Of the vast
and diversified wealth, and general and
rapid development, of the country along
the north shore. l..
The various business and other inter-
ests, however remotely connected with
the points touched by this line, can read
lily see it's value.
The capital stock of said corporation
is 800, 100, divided into 10000 shares of
a par value of $40 each.
We would be pleased to furnish any
other information you may desire.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1895-03-23

It is q good time now to plant fruit.
forest and shade trees all about your
land. Let the forest trees be nut trees
Of improved varieties il possible There
l. more time now to plant properly these
choice gifts Of nature than there will
be in the spring. They will have .
chanoe to strike their roots into the soil
before winter freezes itup. Plant hardy
orchard trees, too. which will bear fruit
% luscious that your grandohil dren will
cat Of them and bless the old man. 81
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1895-03-23
2pientilnlc R;igutry.

a The greatest bigotss are ces5t1
longer the theolo gians. Pre- u
il the van Of every noyemei 81
man progress and help now
world. Tho wisest and most
III Of them hold themselves reGp stc
the new thought pouring uponIk
AS so science, it is now mud
state in which the popular tha ii
at the time of the advent of A9
tian religion. The rabbis and
Of science hold doggedly to a
alism, rejecting and scorniI
differ from them. IF graf
hitherto undiscerned is disQ Ns
any one, it must be perceived
y the manner laid down
or it is no truth at all. If M con |:
trary to ordinary human expa ce oes
chr, do they investigate thea narvels
in a wise, tolerant spirit? NotSthey
They have far easier way Of disposing
Of these matters. They simply say these
things never occurred, and that settles
it. If an earthquake should shake up
the ground under them, they would de-
ny that it ever happened unless it 90
CURED strictly according to their print.
ed law Of seismic disturbances. If 20
reliable witnesses should make oath
that they had seen phenomenon occur.
the rabbits and elders Of science would
study up their books. and if there was
no record printed in syllabled words
that any such thing had previously tax:
en- place then it never did happen, and
that was the end Of it In spite Of the
evidence Of 30 honest men that they had
seen it happen. Such is the so called
scientific spirit Of the present day. ::
It is not the scientific spirit at all.
The mind that has scared into the beau
tiful realms Of the unknown and brought
back untold treasures, mind like that
Of Darwin, Calico or Louis Agassiz, is
humble and receptive.
Reverently these followed their great
teacher, nature, whether she led them
according to the rules laid down in the
books or not. : The true scientific spirit
Is as gentle and teachable as that Of a
little child. It never dogmatizes; holds
nothing too high or too low for it to
draw o lesson from. 1t holds nothing
impossible. It is clear seeing and all
tolerant. In things the commonest and
most despised it discerns often immortal
truths, and it is always learning.