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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-09

Dec. Z. Dec. 81 Dec. z. Dec. 8.
A,T&sFe. l3% 1874 NatLead... 35S Ssh
A.TASFep 8 o North Am. 1la ia.
Am Cot OIL. 2 23S Norf 4 W p 43L al
Am s Rof =. 144a l4os N W com. 1891 l23
Am Tob.... S6S S7+ n Pac com. 2OHs 2Os.
Am sp NJ. sh sS NPae pt... z SO
Am sp Mp. 10 2lio NY Cent. ..lo7a 10Y.
Brook T. 3lG 32a NJ Cent. e4Ss s1.
c.c,cGstL 49, 3eis Omaha com 7sla 7sS
c.B&o.... OH esh Ont q w.. l5a ,l5a
Con ahs...ls6a 8 PEG e5S e5s
ches & o.. 22h 22a Pao Mail. 3lb 3lla
Oh G w.. 10 10 RockIsland o Ola
Della Hud. 10 1904 reading. 2lg 2lA
pr. Asa AZ Read LIST pr 7 474
Gen Elsc... 33a Sd st p CON-. 4 e6L
Illinois Cenlo3 o lstPaul p..142 142b
Kan q T pr. 36b 26k So R'way. Oh o@
Lou 4 Nash 6oh 667 So R'way p 315 32S
e W pr 72h 70 stLswp 1o+ 1O5
Laclede Gas 43h 49,! Texas Pac.. 12is 12
MANN Con-. 1862 1861 rc.I& r.. 26L 90
Mich Cent. / o3a 1891 I'm Pac.... 26a 25L
Mimi & stL 27 27a U s LeAth 3 63a
N stL Up So 57a wabash pr. 8 1885,
No Pacific. 3 a4a W I'm TEL. 90 8
Met st Ry..119a lle
Government bonds strong. The 5s closed ls
Scent. higher bid. Railway, and other bonds
continue strong and active. The features were
American, Tobacco scrip. Ann Arbor As, Austin
and Northwestern lists. Brooklyn Wharf and
Marquette list 8s, Fort Worth and Rio Grande
lsts. lowe Central lists; Lake Shore DDS r.. Louis
Rail way 5s, Mobile and Ohio generals, Michigan
Central IS, 1881, Oregon Railroad and Navlga.
Louis Southwestern lists. Southern Railway IS.
San Antonio and Arkansas Pass As, Union Ele-
M ShtsS lf'S f :: Eli AtsSh osfS:r nAn Pss,S And o Tssss;
sIsso. Texas Pacific, .f Onion f F%elne s@ and ' wa:
advances were in Atchison adj. As. % y cent, to
S7as, and general As, a, to s94; American To
a SsnsG sS snS N Il sH sU; term l AfoG 2. % asi sa B. t 81 is 3
M Nfr%1n%l is IT, d. !; II .t ~ to to ~ i5isj F PIin w sHd p snS
y yflt 9 and Ai Sss RRiis go gold f. a. 3 g 3. 10 q t s7ia:
Michigan Central g, 1881. to l2eis;;
!. 70 b orsg Ssf Rai fSrsfs and k SsSlas Psl0 ls Is.
=; to lI9% Oregon short Line Incomes, 4, rs, to
TrsncIseo A. i, % 7Sai ST. Louis Southwest:
s.. =, TO d; ToiSsdTc; 1 snd Ohio Central central
iists; l TO 4OS; Gnpion Pacific =. {. I; T..
Wabash lists. ie, TO 1863; eds, y. to sos, and
declines were in Brooklyn Wharf and Ware,
Ohio eonsol S. "a to o If2;;' NorthepS Pacific III
EE1asral Pass g., y Is, to 2 ! 81 lsp and 10 Son soa Antonio and
In bank stocks 10 shares Market and Fulton
sold at $50 and 70 shares OF Ninth sold at 90.
Commercial price Of bar silver in New YORK.,
IL Bar silver in London closed at 273sd.
Mexican silver dollars were quoted at 46ac.
Money on call 1A@2 y cent Time money Is
quoted: Sixty days. Gig y cent; four months,
8 y cent, add six months, BE y cent. on good
mixed Stock Exchange collateral. Commercial
paper ls quoted: Prime Endorsed bills receivable
at 3g3i2 " cent. prime single names at 3l9 y
cent, and good names at 4@4i9 y cent.
Sterling exchange waS lower. owing TO free
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RAILROAD AND OTHER sHARRa


RAILRoA AND OTHER sHARRa
Open High Low -C1ostn1-
galss. tno. eat. est. BID. Isked,
2b AdsEI.15s 1853 1853 6 8
l17o7o Am sR..l4Aia l44hlAo l4oh 1907
$40 A~msRpll5 1l5 ll5 ll4s 1l5's
1850 Am 8 GA sa sa sa 81
$50 AmsMp 1914 ala lea Gov FL
80 Am cabl elh e1h OH - e2
5000 Am Too. 49, s7s 80 e7b s7s
20 Am Exile III lie lI6 III
$50 Am con 80 3 20 e2a 2ah
90 Amcop 751 755 75b IAN 7e
1880 Atch.T&
SEE. lsA 1872 Is 49, Iss
HIS Atch.T&
sFsp.: 80 Boil ae. 80. sos
800 Brunswk
2dip.. 90 90 90 81 81
200 Bait q o 9 12S l2ss lev l21s
800 Bait {.
Bwp.n o 81 9 gu z
10000 Bay sta 6ls Ga 81 6 6ls
DlaS sr'k RT az 90 80 .s2h 2
$50 B On e.llsh 1881 1854 III IL
90 Can So. q 54s q d 65h
700 Can Pac. 81 81 81 6O] 81
400 Con Ice. 34s 341s 3As "a 341s
1870 Oh CIV l6 6 l6 l6 I6ls
100 Oh W
pr.A.. 8 aes ses 80 80
100 Oh CIV
pf.B... aea 2ea ash se go
Aesb cheSko 22ta g 22h 22S 22b
90 Oh & Altl6l l6l lol l6l -
1858 o C.C&
s.L.... Ssh sea. So. 80 se.
100 {. ca
SLIP. 30 80 80 70 80
$500 c&Nwl23h 1891 1921 l2as
ITO caNwple5 1875 g 1e6hle7
selto c,BAQ. 81" eeh 81" eeb 8
s+4so c.NkstP e5s e5ia e6 e6h e5S
222 C.M&s
rpf.".l4eh 1927 l42h lag l4eh
l72ob CRAP 81 ela eo@ e1s OH
1000 oolFusl: 20 ash go aga aa4
500 Col G al
Dew pt. 60 g. 81. g. 3
1000 1000 c.hsxI; as g. 4 g. A g. a 81 90 8
ab4o conGas. ls4h 8 l~slhIseh
ooC.I&L. 10 loh 10 ea 1oh
$50 c.IALp 80 81 80 32 aala
500 ID Hud.11o ITO los 1881 1904
900 D.Ltwl5a 1863 1853 1853 1856
A1op&Rap 4eh 9 4e 4e 4ela
200 10 10 10 loh
1927 Erie stp z 8 z 37a 80
10 Erie dp loA leh leh leh go
2sl Fw&pcs ID 10 ID 7 10
sboF&PM- 13 ID l3L Is
l8F&PMp de 4s 4s az AZ
16oFW&Rd l6h l6h l6h l6h 1ea
1880 Gen Eleo 33H 34h 33S 3 "a
@rSo wa 1Oob 4Oo 1OoN 1854
200 msteei. 40 4S 49 AT 40
1eb Ia Cen. es 90 es Oh o.
800 Kc.P&a 2ah 2al 2as a2s cav
2boLE&W l7S l7S l7S l7h ID
100 LE&wp 10 "a 70 7lh rs
10 Lake shl7ea l72s 1894 Iva l75
$50 Lacl Gas 43Ss 46a 49, 4 46
1880 Lou N 66s 67is 6ea 6ezs 81
7loo hanconloea 1861 1861 1861 1861
6MdCoalp 40 10 16 - -
soo Min Iron So. 90. $751; 90 6es
: 1850 hetstRyl 1eSs 1893 1l9 llSa llols
41oM'ch Cent o3h los. 3 1881 lo3s
800 &stL 27t 27b 2ea 2ea 27A
400 q stL
adpt... SO 90 67s 81. So
Iss41 Mo Pac.. 3D. a4Ts 81 s4a s4L
$500 M,Ksrp 8 ses s6s ses set
6Mor&E.l7o 40 40 ITO -
1880 $3.50 \ e oi1,; ~ ~ r. lss II
at4o n Y Cent? o7H lo7. 1914 lo7h lo7a
1910 SatLsad 36k 36S 6 36ls a6L
200 NATL plo5 o lo6 1o4 los
100 Nor Am. a. a. d. a. Al
100 ca
SLIP 80 SO 90 80. SO.
sesa NorPac. o FL goa 2os 2oI
1899 N PSop. 67s 6sh 67h 67s 90
COCHRAN ash ash 49, a7a ssh
400 oR&Npf 70 70 70 6oh n
100 orosL.. o lea leh ls 30
lllO Pae Mail 3ls 3l1 3lL 81 alb
$50 PulPalol73 l73 l73 l73 l74
1850 +. @. ca
StL... 36L 6 36k 8 36S
lS0 PennRRl ll3 ll3 1l3 ll3L
1870 Peoples
Gao. obI o6S obH ob4 GA
Soeb Reading 22 22b 2lA 2lL p2
400 Read Up 45L 46h 471 47a 4s
900 Read 2p 27h 27L 27L 27L 27L
100 LSw 4Ia AZ. az az. X
800 stLswp loJ lOL lOs loA II
1880 St P&o. 7Sla 70 "a 7SL 70
b0St
M..lOHL 1O6L Io6L 1oQ NoE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-09

Lehigh Valley
Railroad Company
$5,OOO,OOO

Mortgage and Collateral Trust
5 Per Cent. 100 Year Gold Bonds,
Issue Limited to $l5, 10000 00,
or which 81. 900. 600 cannet be issSed until
1900, ana then only at the ratio of
81, 900 per annun for aoauisitioHf
or construction or now property to
come under the mortGaEe. or s
the g., 900, 900 already issued .
o are hold In
the Treasury or the
COmpany. .t- .,
Frincipai payable May 4, 1907.
Interest May and Noveusseps
BOTH PAYABLE IN GOLD COIN OF THE UNITED
STATES OF THE PRESENT ID OF wEIoHI
AND F1NENEss AND FREE FROM DEDUCTION
FOR TAXES.
COUPON BONDS OF 81, 900 EACH,
WITH RIGHT OF REGISTRATION OF PRINCIPAIs
rho Railroad Company reserves the right 20
redeem all or any or the bends on May 1bt 81
November lst In any year at 1oTb per cont'
and accrued interest after sixty days notice
by publication. : ~
New York and Philadelphia, December 9th, 1907
We offer for sale a limited amount Of the hbovsA
described bonds at 100 per cent. and interest. The
bonds are now ready for delivery.
Attention Il invited to n letter from Mr.. Charles
Hartshorne. vice.presidcnt of the Lehish Valley
Railroad Company copies OF which may be oh.
tanned ut our oncc>, which sets forth that the issue
OF bonds. of which these 5000, 900 are part, u So
cured not only by . mortgage on all the railroad
and quipment owned by the Lehigh Valley RAIN
road Company, subject only to fits existing bonds,
but also by q nrst lien on stocks. bonds. and real
estate. all Of which have cost the COMPANY
"esp. SOC. 900. and on which encumbrances OF les1
than $1,000. 900 exist; and. furthermore. that the
mortgage security will be increased by tho propa
"erty to be acquired by the 100000 bonds re-
"served for construction and additions after Janu-
cary /. 1900" Mr.. Hartshorne does - not hesitate
"to say that tho net income earned by the stocks.
"bonds. and real estate already subject to the MORT
gage IL, under the most unfavorable circunas
"stances. far in excess OF the interest onsthe MAKE
"mum Of GIG, 900, 900 bonds authorized by the mort
"Gage. and this income will DO further increased
"by the net earnings OF the new property for which
$4,000. 900 out Of S16. 900. 900 bonds can only b
used"
Copies OF che mortgage may Be obtained a. 90
on1oo.
j. p. MORGAN & CO., -
% Wall Street, New Yogl.
DREXEL & CO.,
9th and Chestnut Streets, Philadelphia
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-09
Opening. Highest. Lotcest. ctosfno. NIGHT.
s$:$sss":: :ss: $s e: :

Tho speculation in wheat to-day was quiet ana main
ly local, but included some foreign selling. Prices
nrmer opening, covering Of shorts. and . 6uliSh
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including gold reserve. s2as. 4o1. 1876 s227. l4o. 400
Money In London gig q cent. Rates of dis
count In. open market for both short and three
months bills, 9 l5-l6d3 y cent. Paris adyices
quote 3 y cents at 1O3 francs 92la centimes.
Exchange on London 25 francs "a centimes.
!. J. Lismnn invites holders of Genesee
who are DESTROYS of protecting their interest to
communicate with hin.
The sales of mining stocks at the Now York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange to-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-09
CONDITIONS

provided by Section l48 OF tho New York City Con.
solidation Act OF 1889. as amended by Chapter lOS
of the Laws OF 1897:
No proposal for bonds or stock will DO accepted for
less than the par value Of the same.
Each bidder must deposit with tho Comptroller In
money. or by a certified check drawn to the order Of
the said Comptroller upon n State or National Bank
of the City of New York. Two Per Cent. Of the
amount OF the proposal. including premium. No pro.
posal will be received or considered which is not 90.
companied by such deposit. All such deposits will
be returned by the Comptroller to the persons making
the same within three days after decision as to the
highest bidder or bidders has been made. except the
deposit or deposits made by such highest bidder or
bidders. II said highest bidder or bidders shall re-
fuse or neglect. within nve days after the service of
written notice OF award to him or them. to pay to
the Chamberlain of the City OF New York the amount
OF the stock or bonds awarded to him or them at
their par value, together with the premium thereon,
II any. less the amount deposited by him or them, the
amount OF such deposit or deposits shall DO forfeited
10 and be retained by tho City Of New York ~ liqui.
dated damages for such refusal or neglect.
The Comptroller. with the approval Of the Commits
sioners OF the Sinking Fund. shall determine what. II
any. part OF said proposals. shall be accepted, and
upon the payment into the City Treasury OF tho
amounts due by the persons whose bids arc accepted,
respectively. certificates thereof shall DO Issued to
them as authorized by law.
Tho proposals. together with the security deposits.
should be inclosed in . sealed envelope, indoned
proposals for Bonds OF the Corporation of the CITY
OF New York; and then inclosed in o second on.
velope. addressed to tho " Comptroller OF tho City of
New York"
For full Information see 1.-THE CITY Reoord-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-09
W. q. puRpY. seor.,. r. n. CABLE. Preside,
OFFICE OF II AMERICAN coal coNn,-,-
No. broadway, ANf'

THE ANIMAL p1 NLW YORK. Dec, 4. Is07
American Coal Comnan iioN for Directors OF tha
p New York. "s on + Th sas dSSmP 9ss encs IN he city
ri 4 a9st y, tween the hours OF IL ana i i y p peoem'
O'Clock p Me- and u1DEs will be closed on Dec so - =
81. 1897. ''pe"ed on the morning OF Dec.
GEORGE N, BowLBY. secr.t.,,
AN ssISn IsLASD a PAOIsId
tics ia hereby isfgasnrer, Chicago. Dec. l. 1892
Directors OF this compsnS ~ order OF the Board "a
81; ana rscpsns q ' ar se s'e S9sIoi T y on FrSsy .G 5 :
tpscis1 SI M. NV Tor the purpose Of sivins: on aonday.
Wa.PUaDT. gssAuu.a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-09
FINANoIAL AND COMMERCIAL

New York stock EHchanEe-saIos Dec. O..
UNITED STAIRS AND STATE BONDS uN 81. ooos,
UsAs.r. leab12e Va deb a.ss
soso''o.".".ll4S OF 1es1.ess0osIs
CLOSING PRICES OF UNITED srArra noNr,
0"- A'@sd. BID. Asked.
On st 2s,r. I'm st bs.r
atplofo. 90 - 1904. ....1l4b Il<l
On st 4s, T. Un 81 Do, o,
1o07.....ll2 ll2L 1904. lila lldI
On st -, G. I'm st da.h.
1907. .."llA ll41 1895 ."..loeS -
I'm st A., r. I'm st g.
1925. ....l2sl lae isss.".loa -
I'm st Is, C,
1925. ..-l2S% l2e
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-09

~, $780, 900. 90 CONSOLIDATED STOCK OF THE
CITY OF NEW YORK, KNOWN
AS ADDITION AL DOCK
BONDS Principal pay able Nov.
l, 1928. Interest pay able May 1
and Nov. /.
0.0So 0AO. % CONSOLIDATED STOCK OF THE
CITY OF NEW YORK, KNOWN
AS SCHOOL HOUSE BONDS"
Principal pay able Nov. l.. 1919.
Interest payable Nay ! and
Nov. l..
ole, $50. 10 CONSOLIDATED STOCK OF THE
CITY OF NEW YORK STREET
AND PARK OPENING FUND
STOCK. Principal payable No
vember /, 1918. Interest paya-
BILE May l and November /.
Doc. OO0. 90 CONSOLIDATED STOCK OF II
CITY OF NEW YORK FOR RE-
PAVING AND AVE
EUES. Principal payable No
vember /, 1915. Interest paya-
BILE May l and November !.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-09

EXECUTORS. ADMINISTRATORS, GUARDIANS.
N OTHERS FOLDING TRUST ARE
AUTHORIZED BY AN O OF H LEGIsLA-
TURF PASSED HARCH II. 1889. TO INVEST
IN THESE N AMI STOCK.
WILL BE RECEIVED
by the Comptroller OF the City OF New York. at
his once. No. $50 Broadway. in the City Of New
York. until
Tuesday, the 18th Day Of December, 1897,
AT . O'CLOCK r. W..
for the whole or . part of the folowfagdescribsd
REGISTERED AND STOCK OF THE CITY
OF NEW YORK.
bearing interest at three and one-half per cent. Per
annum. to wit:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-09

The receipts OF the United states Treasury
to-day were: Customs. $685.. $50: internal rev.
enue, 1882, 005, and miscell .neous, $685.. 637.
Q total Of $685. 500. The disbursements were
S., $50, 200, an excess of receipts over eX-
penditures of $6.997, 892. The receipts Of the
fiscal year to date have been $17O.451. 603, tho
expenditures $3.50, 526, 119, and the deficit $780,
O74,516
The official count of the cash in the Treasury
at the close of business to-day, compared with
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-09

Tho Railroad Company reserves the ftsht u
redeem all or any or the bends on May nst q
November lst In any year at 1oTh per cont'
and accrued interest after sixty days nottot
by publication. a.
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Prinoipai payable May 4.
Interest May and NoVeunhers
BOTH PAYABLE IN OLD COIN OF THE UNITED
STATES OF THE PRESENT OF WEIGHT
AND BINENEss N FREE FROM DEDUCTION
FOR AXE
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-09-15

Three times as many students entered
the Mankato Commercial College this
year as last. New classes will be formed
from time TO time 70 meet the demands.
We are pleased to know that 80 ID any
young people are taking advantage Of
the opportnnities this school offers. The
return q good times will make their
services valuable. &.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-09-15
Contract Work. Grading Street.

III
o1t 80 - Ne" oiin' = 'o's'' = 80
%, los
1Sotl'e - neie''y 'sn .na' 49,, 800
proposals VIII y iecelssu uhan : 1 coz
p. Ill., " = THURSDAY, oe,..novl -, -
az .!le olllce - .no 10y w, - -. nan+ ~
sra''ing,9 las1,'n So 80. n 49,,
my " lhliu oou.n n'ieeI = i1on 5 49,.
one ,hunuleu leou ,"oo' -. 70 NC" GlT
70 Tue n'sh, - wy - ny ~. = ~; =,
H. H. w., a. :'oo' ,'en ~ P.an n'. f,a
anu speclnea.lons - saia $50 ~ r;.n
anu suoJeo. ~ inspeS.ion :. ~ py
oieik n.y. 49, ene "no; W. = = tba Cav,
Pie.eu ~ .ne aus 49, - ~ ~,
lhi''ee W. o'ioe's VI - oo'oio - 'e''io,2i
As', i0?.. ,oa - ,a,,,od
Aii olos 'eu'' ~ s:e tn sas..,'
iop,s"'s " ~ -
o'tve''
ine coi''ia az 10 na ,, =, 1esno nnl
- LIZ SUI: :4,> - 800 4.a o.u1
=" Ia 49," "m In +ha No. fnr tha
W. w. + "pP 90 ~ o,,y,o,ts go o,t+a,s ~
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-09-15

Roxbury Gazette: A man dropped his
wig on the street and a boy who was
following close behind the loser picked
it up and handed it. to him.
'sThanks, my boy" said the owner of
the wig, "you are the first genuine hair
restorer I have ever seen"
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-09-15
7 aIes Of Hu111or.

Tales Of Hunlor
The captain Of one Of the big schoon-
ers, that bring down ice from the Kenne-
bee to Washington, tells. q story of an
Irishman he shipped. Pat wanted to get
from Washington to Norfolk and had no
money. His story excited the sympathy
of the shlpmaster, who finally agreed to
let him work his passage.
Pat was willing, but densely ignorant
of all things maritime, and no real sea
duty fell to him until the vessel was
sailing down Chesapeake bay withsa fair
wind and plenty of sea room. The cap
tian then told Pat to take a turn at
lookout forward and instructed him to
promptly report anything lie might see.
It was clear night, and soon after the
lookout took his position, hesang out:
s'Ah, captain.
"N'ell, Pat
There's something out here forninst
the boat"
.What is it." said the captain to test
Pats seafaring knowledge, the lights Of
an approaching steamer being visible.
81 rally couldn't say for shure, sur,
says Pat, "but suspect it's drug store.
There's a red and Crane light."-Wash-
lngton Post.
Roxbury Gazette: A man dropped his
wig on the street and boy who was
following close behind the loser picked
it up and handed tito him.
"Thanks, my boy," said the owner of
the wig, 'you are the first genuine hair
restorer have ever seep."
Pittsburg Dispatch: '.Some years ago
an Eastern farmer, in trying to repeat
Webster's dying words, 81 still live"
gave An amusing rendering of the spirit,
if not the exact letter of the phrase. A
gentleman had remarked to him, s'Life
is very uncertain 'sAh, yes" replied
the farmer, ''that's true, every word of
it; and, by the way, captain, that makes
me think of what Que of your big Mass
achusetts men said when he died spell
ago"
''Who was it," inquired the captain.
swell, 1 don't jlst call his name now,
but at any rate he was a big pollticianer,
and lived near Boston somewhere. My
newspaper said that when he died the
Boston folks put his image IN their win
dows and had a funeral for whole day."
"Perhaps it was Webster" suggested
the captain.
eyes, that's his name! Webster, Gen.
Webster. Strange could not think on
1t before. But he got off a good thing
just before he died. He riz up in bed
and says he, 4 amt dead YETI
.-- -a. -------
When Fred Archer, England's famous
jockey, once consulted one of England's
most famous surgeons, the surgeon said:
"You must not think me rude, Mr.. Arch
er, but take no interest in any branch
of sport, and never heard your name."
'Well,' said Archer, 81 hope you won't
think me rude, either, but till friend
advised me to consult you had never
heard your name, either, and when I
asked my friend who you were, he said,
He is the Fred Archer of the surgical
profession
A Georgia drummer had customer
whose lame was Legg. The latter failed
in business, and the drummer, who hap
pened to be on hand at the time, tele-
graphed his firm:
':Legg has broke"
The firm placed the wrong construc-
ton on the telegram, and replied:
'sSorry. See a physician, and keep
sober. Atlanta Constitution,
For Sale
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-09-15

Louis ScMlling, City Clerk.
Approved September 9th, A. d. 1897.
G. Weschcke, Mayor.
Officially published September, 18th,
s97.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-09-15
For Rent.

n OF Q6UGs .3#t.T3s
Three rooms, formerly occupied by
Alb. E. Olsen, with option of an addi-
tional large room at the end of this
summer. Closet, pantry, city water, els
tern water and sewerage in connection
with rooms. F. LEIBOLD.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-09-15

To Cure Constipation Forever.
II c. c. c. fail to cure, druggists refund money.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-09-15
For Sale

8 lots and house, small payment and
easy terms on balance: inquire of VIM.
Pfaender Jr., Sec. N. U. Saw. s. Loan
Association. 80
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-09-15
For Rent.
Secretary

Four nice rooms, with closets, in sec
ond floor of residence on Washington
Street. Apply t.
LOUIS SANDAL.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-09-15

# you appreciate low prices, call at
summerfeld's, you will find the lowest
prices ever made in this county.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-09-15
German Knitting Yarns

Icarry the largest assortment IN the
city of German knitting yarrs. All shades
and invariably the best quality.
Mrs. Sarah Pfeferle.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-09-15

Teachers Examinations.
Notice is hereby given that public ex-
aminations of teachers for Brown Coun-
ty Will he held as follows:
At New ULM court house) on Sep
tcmber "a and 25th.
Examinations to begin at 9 O'Clock
promptly.
VIM. F. Runck,
'',....~s Co. Supt. of Schools.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-05-12

The Washington Star says suitable
monument should be erected ut the Ma
tional Capitol to General Grant, who
saved the nation and made the present
reunited republic possible. There is no
doubt but that in the course of time an
imposing structure will pe built in Wash
ington to commemorate the services of
the soldier president; but this is u work
which will in all likelihood be allotted
to another generation. The great WASH
ington monument was for years in an I'M
finished condition: but at last it was COM
pleted, and so it will be in the case of
General Grant. At some time in the flu
ture the people of the republic will be
moved to show their appreciation Of the
man who brought the civil war to close
and gave to the American people free
and reunited country. 1t takes time to
do these things, however, ..and it takes
money. With SO many and such complex
problems now confronting the American
people, and above all with such long,
continued business depression as that
from which they are suffering they are in
no condition at this time to expend the
amount necessary for the completion of
such monument as will eventually he
erected.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-05-12
TIE TRUE REMEDY

W. NJ. Repine, editor Tiskilwa. ILL.,.
"Chief," says; "We Won't keep house
without DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds. Ex-
perimented with many Others but never
got the true remedy until we used DR..
Kings New Discovery. No other leme6y
can take its place in our home, as in it
we have certain and sure cure for
Coughs, Colds, Whoopiug Cough, etc. y
1t is idle to experiment with other RENE
dies, even IL they are urged on You rs
just as good rs Dr. Kings New Discov-
cry. They are not MS good, because this
remedy has n record of cures, and besides
it is guaranteed. 1t never fails to satisfy.
Trial hotties free at Masse's Pharmacy,
100 Jefferson street.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-05-12
PEOPLE OF THE DAY

Had It not been for the women Of the
state the Tennessee Centennial exposi-
tion would have been by no means the
success that it promises to be, for it
was due to their energy and enterprise
that the nucleus for the exposition fund
was raised. In Mrs. Van Leer Kirkman
of Nashville the Tennessee women have
an able and enthusiastic leader. She is
president of the woman S departments of
the centennial, and from the start has
shown great executive ability. Mrs.
Kirkman has the distinction of being
one Of the most beautiful society wom-