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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-01
ERIE RAILROAD.

Tfr0lgl tralrs laaVe NV 1ork, f0Ot
as follows and 1--WE minutes earlier from West go St
OOO 4. N.--vesubued Express daily for Binshamton,
Waverly Elmra. Buffalo. Bradford. Arrive Bunalo o"'
y ". Paror 10 Buffalo. 80, ~.
200 T.. M.-Vestbuled Limited fast mail Daily Solo
train for chicago arrives Cleveland $40 A NJ 1heaso
p NJ sl"epers TO Chicago CLEVELAND ana cincinnati
Dining Car. .,,. ,,
1i36 +. M.-Brralo and Cleveland Vesbued Express
Daily arrives Buffalo 100 A. NJ. bradford ~ a N
jamestown % A. NJ. Cleveland 1890 J.. NJ sIeepers 10
Buffalo and Cleveland making direct connections Tor Ne
,rolt Chicago anf the West Cafe Library car
s45 +. M.-solid train TO chicago sleep.rs TO Hor-
r.lsyills Chicago and Cincinnati. DINING Car
,J,IcXFTs LOCAL TINE CARDS AND PlLLMAH
accommodations a, III lis POI loi and %. broaa
st. chambers and VS. ?3ds ,err., co GA, IA
a. uoboken and Jersey CITY station New fork iran:
90 cas for and checks bsggas. from hotels and resi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-01

Firm: 40 90 and 40 ~ winter IN b,ik ssuesc spring.
fs.d sOssss hSmins chop. 7Ss: oasa s:s SOas2i;
argument in rhSai 10 DAY nag stating o." with ne
cp ina a si biz ofss ss on hs nj
Russia made strong sivance which was not materially
Weakened throughout the regular session or on the cun
continued It's hsmmerne at EYER oporun s,Sx 20
The news from Eusia S uron ' which most d the early
dyapS ,ec to be & was soS g. se pevaeS a.
s0rS. Of Wheat and other grain were demands
this country and bull traders constituting u, had
ttle difficulty in maintaining prices all day despite rae
md not aitosshe sa'.faco1y Liverpool showed som.
.1'' Sss! fro" 4 Ff%z rs n sTfSs
wheat po n' . rGns % fi n nhng
cemio me bulls %eshy e.sanses a. espses Co..
the next visible supply statement varied from 2""lmo
TO 2 bush reduction spns Thss, rss.p ssnn,
~, as year and advces from winter whea, points
scale attracted BY high prices Of all mar.s' m, Ghc ossn
s x Moas sy % 5 that arss Mss OF Ss's
pecea to land IN cSg hands The w.a'n some Rain.
spring and whe.i bolts The cafo oss
wsss, 6.a also t further hsts .Sn IN the
,hownF G d'c me ~ns Him. ny sna ma % active with
july ceiling 81 o2's 81 % and CLOSING at al
IS osS. All HI9 5, . :2s and
s smS4 To IN Wheat sst va.
fqTn shorts d" ,ss"Ds On m "ns. 0s
than esnecta co,ns .ma ne, r h ,6 wer we've odd
tonai factors strength during TIE forenoon; o.a ~
e,nor, husness reported from all ports was ''os
90 loads on cub nrrnness ruled YIN ny ~ corn
from 3aitc 10 30 icc. closing ~ @' sc ,t,a
c,osed n, 4li.c h anoat. OATS a UNITY 80
speculative business ACCOMPLISHED ms " norn al
..rore and higher prices in sympathy WIN S.
vance in the product FUTURES closed s' ne 70
crnortc-s M 2 onts 2,%c No oats. a'c 70 VII w
s7aasc No white cirs. a7',Gs'' c 20 "h'I RyE
Market stronger: No " stern co.. nnr" took
W. CSC q " afoni 62c 1 track r'hp"i.c,S y - >
u ioads--BARLEy Market firm FEEDING ''a'' -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-01

80, quotations were as follows: Flour nrm. ,n Az
rra,ents s. 30Qs5 20; do straights s2as" y" ,ai
la s0Gs5 90. spring wheat speehs sopoh, What
n, * 700sG: soft do s. eop$J 20 90 S' N sorns
specials sSGs5 rs; DO bakers, Hgs sii is: 30 corn
Sf 49, S6a3a.c No rye d2c No -. Da'' 40 AZ mess
wns na,seed A. ala prime timothy seeg, a. "a short
NO p.r bbl sii 05dsl lard psr io TO- Saunders
Prh pLo. ilose,, SIS 35gs3 20; dry saet s.sy "a a.
tbs e. 7sGs5; short clear sides Cboxenl, 20 ON
%sT., d,stilers finished goods, pc, sao was
.neeay creameriss isgi6,s ds,res '2Si''
,,,,c,nr,, April 3oFiou- active wnea, r no,H a1e
~" orm No mixed 3iG3i'sc Rye strohser no ss,Sv
U W,,er ~ aul, sugar Eggs easier sc ~hern
n,sw.es Apr!i S0-Wheat steady; No III,
a ~ 10 Northern 81 llGsi In MAY, =. !" nr,
Z, III i've higher: No !. 62go2hc' har'ey "'"' Nv
2 Ole; sample. +Iqoic' .... .o,
-. 800 ~ spot and MAJ. 81 l2t$i ia corn s1n
nH W higher: No mixed spot and May 90 vv 49,, "
nt,. s,eady fancy Western creamery in.sc. 90 p.s
pr Eggs Arm fresh nearby iihc 90 "ss'srn' t,ion
n. r 1900 bbls. 1000 sacks wheat sTS S
hsb p'eorn IsSooO: 5000. superintendent '""
Sush corn $1,000. oats 5000.
8, Iou,. Aprii 3oFlour unchanged at the reeen. an
vsnce %heat-spot higher; No req cash eev soa
a. oS. track 81 09a$l O3b; May. Wh; Jun T~S
S.tsd ssn,smber 81 &c asked. Corn-spot hieher; no
essS axe; May s2hc. July s?Ns asked ssptemeer'
49, asked Oats-Spot higher; No eeah Slnc t1ck'
sS ps2ssc: Nay s3ke asked; July. 2ehc ssksd; Sep
tcmSer 2Ic Bran hrn: east track sAcksd oss bSite!
quiet; creamery is9isc; dairy lviS~ Egg nsm' sne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-01
RAILROADS..
Railroads.
Den NSYLVANlA
-
RAILROAD.

III
sTAT B ss; e ws EST
Leaving time from Desbrosses and S3s,af for
ten minute, later than that given 'e'"
7So FAST %Agarmsn Buffet rs .sSs Car 5
EAi rkRsf isH a!iyca%s
tom cs O s cos.o nns s2s aS ana
:saosiPsaP% chI ss A & s4 LOUIS Exrnrss
o.S S,. r: \; WESTERN EXPIRES Cleveland
r's J?saG fssffi Pitts
r. rHc lPS''sSafE S. For and
70, SFTfsGa :ssse,
burg sai1l Msi sd' XS6 hE sSu
% = % &c SDl2as sas 1
snd Dining Cars 40 Dining Can 40 % pn'ns fsT
rs s,n, ~ @ sS ;p,s n F ca.
soITfhfhRS kSiL%%'*%sifi.-E1prs., 40 p. m. iaO'
ATi.HSTIc. COAST LINE.-Erp-e.s. go a. m. and $50
f5k 35 fSx4 S SHp svs S'
AraSTiC snH 'G % cav and
csr'' AM Combined s!ss: cs % m" 'n''s"
CAPE MAY.-l2op p. m weekdays DesbrOsse' and c0rs-
s ss'i p s'i'' h. .S Park saneay
Street s Saa ncs $50 tii:a"s G'o
srsSs, Streets. M 90 49, $40 5S S
o. m Sundays o Is a. ~, 515 p. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. n "a
sIo r2o I50 $40 s so o. 20 o. 30 Penna. Limited $50
Dining Car(, 1870 Dining CAP llSo a. m ,p a2
carr $50 Dining Carr. 40 $50 p m 1?O3 nis nd
Sundays go 80 $50. $50 90, $50 uAmited v' sn
Dining Carr a. ~. 80 Dining carr 800. ~"
Dining carr 45o Dining Carp $50 Dining cap 40
$50 p. M. 1905 night 49, no,
Ticket Offices Nos i6l. sH 1896 1921. III and 28i
Rroadway: Aston House West Twenty third Strest
station ~ Destrosses ard Cortlandt
Streets Court Street. $50 Fulton Street ~ 'roadway
and Brooklyn Annex station Brooklyn. Station. Jersey
city. The Nrw-York Transfer Company will call fo'
end baggage from hotels and residences through
70 destination. ,.
Telephone 'i27a Eighteenth Street for Pennsylvania
J b. Hi.TGfITNsOS y r. WOOD
Cere,,I Manager General Pass'r Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-01

sugar 50 test, sc Tn. local market for refined
quiet but nrm with old prices SIN IN force De
rnand well scattered through the list we quot-i
Dominos cut loaf and crushed 1916. powdered and
powdered ii6c graduated and fine granuated
se-iec confectionery. sranuatsd and cubes li,iec;
ENNX powdered Sac; mould a. ll-1tc: diar ond a,
lee confectioners A. 5-6c Nos 2 and :. o'sc
No s. Lice No q. &c; No 4sc; Ne s. t13-loc No o.
! Ii-is-: No 10 4Sc: No H. 9-lGc: No r. 1-iSc No
10. 4.,c: No II. Ice. Nos - and 10; 4.c
THE WOOL EXCHANGE REPORr.--current quota
lions ot woods. based on Wool Exchange onlcal
classification, follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-01
WEST SHORE RR

1r.,n. leave W. 42i ST. Station. y. L. a. toi'"'' "~
IS n, cartier from foot Franklin ST.: ... vo.,.~.
lois A. H. Daily for Albany Utca Syraru's.so Cisvs.
land and Chicago. .., ,,,,.. svrarusa
So,h:s,e, Runaio Niagara Falls TORONTO Os''''''
rSsvslnnd chicago and st. Louis. .. v,~h...
Ain p NJ Daily for Albany Utica S! raS,!s.c swssn
Ter Buffalo. Nissara Falls. Toronto Detroit S'"'S~
Tia tables st principal hotels ana ofnees 49,.
' q n LAMBERT. General Passenger My
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-01
BALTIMORE e. OHIO

Leave View York. whitehall TeTmlnaI. s0uth Fc.ry anu
foo, Of Liberty street
'Daly Except Sunday. 'sundays
CHICAGO i.3O a. M 300 D. IN and 'l2:l5 night.
PITTsBuRG 't:30 a. m. 1875 D m, 700 D. m.
'i2;is nigh, a:go a. ne Liberty Liberty st. on ~,
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE Il: 1000 Diner;
oil 30 (Dinnrp. 900 Dn-r 1925 (Diner) 400
d)incr. '3.j5 p. m. and 'l2:iJ night
NORFOLK. III 30 ~ m.
NEW ORLEANS Through sleeper, 'f.1J p m
All trains Illuminated with Pintsch ltght 49,
On.,es: ii3 IT, Pol. 43t. Ii4O Bdway, II T. 1{h-
i2I Iowsry y. 339 3tt Fulton-s Broohlyn White
hau Terminal. baggage checked from hotel or residence
To desf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-01
LEHlCH VALLEY SYSTEM.

Stations foot Of West o3t ST. penn H. h)' S'''a"1 y"
~ Desbrosses St.
stndicate. time West 23d ST Other nsures s'""
time from Cortdndt or Desbrossee 81 A., ...
~ 10. O2O ". daily SUNDAY 'o;fo - 'i' ~"
FAS'rON and intermediate stations scp..
1850 SI5 A. NJ daily FOR IRnocrftEsTEs.
iu,Trr.fO NIAGARA FALLS and the West. and priac'-
nal local points dining car and chair car 70 buHa''
IN daily except SUNDAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-01

Tho total y.sibs ,uroy for the corresponding linz N
isDs 4O1J GoS bales. $1,000 bales In excess -
present supplies Tho decrease IN the vsbie during the
last week rs ~, be about $4,000 bales.
Cotton Exchange special I4verpo1 cabcs-spr cotton
s,e,iv sales. 5000 bales speculation and 'rpor' 100
bales. American 100 bses. receipts. 1000 bales hn.-
1000 bales. middling gpsnGs. 10 321. Fu'n.'s
opened stea ~. buyers AZ i14i decline 'os~l nm ~
! . De ,embcr January. $500. Jbnu
February. :3i;.b Anil 33iv; Arril May 3s!,sh.
Ma, June 335i4h; Jun' July 336h. July August "3hs
Angus Sep nb"r 3Gn. September OCTOBER SO b. o''o-
Der November 33ib. November Decembcr a3f'rb
OF contract prices In 80 loea. MARKET toca,
wa as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-01

COFFEE 4, the coffee Exchange there wns very III
80 echf,ve shown ana there was scarcely hy
ysrlatlon in prices h> marh" had opened stead
~ ~. closing fguiNs 4 yerirT1ai. Tn" undernie or
the ruarfet 'ol.roby firm az foreign ,sb'er "'ts
GENERALLY favorab~ pBrpor'. Including Indications OF
5ecil.d RI and Sfntos where stcFks have
rcce,tly been decreasing following the smaller move
already existing heavy supplies checked any
hull enthusiasm. however The marker closed steady
,cin,s lover u roins higher. To'u ra"s futures
IL N, haps me circular - ". II. cr1ssnan n Bros
.ovs ,fe the precious mates tne current crops ~
Br ziiian coffee VIII probably prove = havo lec. inuoh
heIoY the actual results The Rio crop alone s e'"cNu
t. show half million bngs In exceis 81 inc eL'nh,r
II - claimed trade eftiinaies ~ 'he '"h
coN.e cr,, are under the facts 10 several millions or
bans M, nim Il ". II. ,rossrrsn & Bros. eetimates
.he rr~bhte quantity ~ coffee FOR January iNb ny
sInOGr 20 :aoV0 There has been an unyerihei
amor IN the effect hdt The Ariuck'es ana
Woolsor spce company have come 1" an unierh'ahIis
selling hrrHrs"n~ntt. iaNurhhe
parties been agreed upon ard that me W',htoh
to,ru,uv i's telerin"n ana stopped al
,sralrr II In claimed however, tha III" latter W 'rue
a. du. =, fact IN" company l. already heavily
nyersold Tie narke; spot Brazilian nee was sen"f
,v nue. but about unchanged prices me rh.'
,npc under discussion among he trade was nc ".S
Arbuckle war Invoice ois II No Hio we're quo'ed &C.
rho mill grades ~ SPOT coffee In fair d'nnhd AZ
lac, r-,ceg with the feeling hrm
The range Of contract prices in the local market to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-01
Cost


OsT-Arru 10th Is,s nierai reward, schf' .hn, OF
IL bscy se, leaves y olafhDHNs Ite-
t..a 10 Rom le Wal Sr"e' Ne" iof"
Osr.-A,ri 2sth. black year! caring siV' re"a''
II VII he paid: return 20 49, East 3,th 81
OsT-A, the Gran: barcpc' Astoria no.. iont "ee
IL hs,o.,rc, g.. Fc1cr please return To h0'sl Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-01

-, orr AND MEAI>-The market again sn'"e o, ar
LA strength with the tendency II any N.Y. prS.r
su s Of s's ~Sss. Demand ho os." q
satuIaay ,. ws not ., 1885 % wnsr patent. az
q e: .pns %a': s ss,ss 10 *n's
3d. RYE yURsions, ssss 7'p SDs ~ 9sas
coRNMhE ,Sna '' BAD MEAI.-rIm; nns white
e 80 one yellow V0Qsse; coarse 7ou"e'''TI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-01

( Sanders: pa unshorn lambs common. 50
n s. %. ~ clipped do "A 10 At ~ :" y, IA, head
,cnv i6s f5r The market sales reported Feeling
steady ordinary to prime hogs were auosa II - ~
r. Hollis. late yesterday: Y state hogs
no n, average at 81 s5 PER 100 ID; do 2p TO- az - 3D.
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH ,.,.
chicago April 3o-Orerngs were lgnt IN ne o 49,,
x 6f q. 90 few choice beef selling at $3.50 70
Socker. and feeders brought 80 Ggs ~ so~s as hr.k
ers 81 jogSi caves $4qto Trade in hogs was p''s
Soss Sale. were largely 50 o5as4 o7'? Pigs bFossn,
ns Irlprei sheep were salabIe at 81 2SFs. 20 ana
lambs at 81 255t clipped wooed were 3; quote
at s5as5 40 Receipts Cattle y" mead hosS' 'o'''
cIncianot April oHogs active and higher a; ~
u.s.. CATH. srSns At 81 1884 - sheep steady at " 10
u.s. ., ,1psIs XIII 80 |fattle- Receipts. 10 cars
"nic, onG Scsiy HSss-Rscep,s fairly liberia Market
a. o-,st TO- r.uxrs common choice 81 o0qs3 % pss
fair - choice 81 I5as3 sheep and lambs
%eis.a M9,S', {. e9 in2 'f fsr 'i sca N IS
sreen chore to selected 81 1884 20 culs 70
common 81 25@ 81 ~ , x,,. q ,,A
s. Ess c l1asF S. S Sgs5 49, co"mon Mos'
s,e,d AZ unchanged prices Sheep steady choce opps
s. 2oss 30 common s. 'as s. cho &c, spH ,s SmSs
g. S;is5 common 20 good - -'ps4 w. 'P''"" ~
s5dSI. veal calves s3JN -. ,, ,,o.
"KSsnsa. rt.y April 30 Cattle unchanged Eogs
s. higher he'y.. 81 snst pscS. y,ssr, IS 7s
, :. so - -, e. - 5. rs, Gs No sheep
:, fouis April 20 Cair.e seadv. latr ~ amy rs, rs
rive hrpng a"i export s. a'as' p sresoss o e
ona b,,chcra 81 1884 80. under 100 10 SSwlaA ~
sSsro AMI foeders 81 jOas4 20. COWS ant heers S-g
s. a. and lni,n 'c.rs 81 & e9 yo,ks sna
b sT. 50 pseaer. s. so4 oS 50 Oosi
cfcnn n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-01
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new JERSEY
Anthracite coal used exclusively.
-Four tracks: Automatic biocT , s,s.u's q,
ara south Ferry Whitehall 81.
trains leave foot ~ Liberty 81

Train foot of llperty ST.
on and after April 10. lses 60, a.
For Be,hshe% A:n's s0 n,s aaSeh sc Mo
fs.;on,. 5t5 C':so 70 Esstcn, sundays 10"
Zoo TO Easton) A. ~. 800 $50 s 80 90 s:io
NJ sunday S,r $50 A. a. ~ 400 40 500 eio
nc FS For f X go reading, g. 80 eco 80 70
uo,". zoo 5:45 900 IN Heacine,. T. e. ,oH
ing $' SU,,sys 30 Oi:3o to Reading A. NJ NV
zoo $50 900 p Nh ,i1rc and WiiIiam.port 400 SOY
o:i0 A. NJ. 1880 300 T. d.
p II. aII-RAIL ROUTE.
xo.G IIl ANCH OCEAN GROVE, &c.
FOR L0:.SS Tong Branch Asbury Park, ocean ear
rSs Rr na point. south Pont M, 20 Red
ao' d RS R s ~ s Ss p 6s.s suGd lsy
:. 80 Is'f n.a Bank aS' eSSS a 10 s
a. NIX NJ i:t5. $40 +;4o to;3s satu'daV
oo o SO ss p.4k and p,ru,. go
For Toms ~, hMs,. 20 p 81 sundoys. 1918 \ NJ ~
$40 Eor a. Atlantic City v'"e'A'a and '''as''0" '''
1;ts MSnmouts Reach sesbr,sht snd sssis 50
Navesink. $50. $50 h''' ~ 49,
-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-01
proposa.s
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPIIES--D

nR0P0SATS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES-Dc-
.,,.,. y. a.. Interior Once Of Indian Ars-a.
wa.hlngtor T. e. March 81 1895. sealed proposals VII:
be received ,v Cnirmiss0ner II Irfien Anhfs az
Ne. re Voosc- street, Sos YORK CIV rn'l coc K
D m of T'ues6ay Ma Il ls3s fc- f1'nsnlns ior ne
Service COFFEE. barlng po"cef'
soap ers blankets. woocn and co'tor goods cloth
!nr rot'ons hats c1Is. boots ana shoes cro hriy
x5d tcnoo books Bi.s ncsi Ac made or oovT'nment
b, nks Schedules gynR all n'ressarr M imEu91 10.
b,dde-s VIZ ie .rnisnei aspiration o. the imam
Once Washington D: e Nos 10 Woos'er s're 49,
New York civ 40 lGp2 STATE street. 'nicago IL; we
csr,n,sssrlss ~, snbsiseu,c. L. y A. ut Chtyrnrc.
Ieav.nw3r;h Omaha Ioais. s. Pau. arf san nan
c,sco Sioux 'ity lafkfNn, Ai:anfas
City Caldwell. TopoHs. wichita. and Tucson. Eds VII
h. o,ened a. ho. AID above stated ana dGrs
a.. invited lie present me opening '" A JONES
Commissioner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-01
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
M PHILADELPHIA. BnLTfMoHS AM

rror- :oot of Liberty ST - q,
Week ~ 20 Dining Carr. 900 p ~ !? mdt sun "a
aay: $50 qi'S p-nns CaF a; Adstonsl trains
t nni Pssispha week days go ~ ~ .oS 2
1880 800 W. s0IiTM FERRY WHITEHALL ST.
Week DAYS Tss s ,;so $40 i IS a. Nos a S
iCS , 'S:.', 10 400 2;S 2 AZ s:sS 9 IS
ass ~ - ioss II 20 H. i?i, mat sSn:sys SS
90 IN ass 5:25 GOO $50 ''zo e'-' Wv WV
O:s5 p NJ. 1918 mot lat. q, foo, az Liberty St.
Tickess eH ia iT2 26i 434. oi4 est l323 Brosa'
way TAI 9th Az. 81 East iih 81, iSs Ssw Yors
:'s West s aSo' rutn 81 Brooklyn ns Broadway: VIII.
.sn,sburs me hotels or residences to ds,na'On
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-01
GftnrSIons.

NLARIi'S H!GH-CiASS PARTY, MAY l4th'
Room left .cr ,hits passengers 10 JON VIE
~.ec, party leaving BY y. O. l"o)c. Via Hehoa "a.
f.rlc,ly limited very comprehensive tour c"FrfihE e!
ufe Ccutrs! Europo +. Z. CLARK. III BROADWAY. y l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-01
The range Of prices in the local market to-day
-,as IS follows.

n,o coffee rnnrket arm: No RIO. iosooo; exchange
., ,otenis 300 bags. cleared for the tnHed
SS,ao" 600 bags cleared for Europe 1000 oSss STOCK
Morris tribune., 1898-07-27

It may sound little startling, but
it is said to be true, that more young
men are learning trades in peniten-
turtles than out of them, because par
ents are trying to make clerks, doc
tors, lawyers and even preachers out
of material intended for blacksmiths
and carpenters or trades of mechan-
les. The trouble is that the boys are
eager to avoid the labor of life, and
too eager to follow some calling that
does not soil th cir hands and parents
are responsible for this. Boys should
be taught that there is more dignity
in manual labor thap in loafng, and
more hon-r in toiling tlen Deepen
dence. The farm and shop often
yield more profit than the Office o
counter, and the honest industrious
man is generally rewarded.-Ex.
Morris tribune., 1898-07-27
CormOrants.

A gourmet is one thing, a gormand
another. Yousouf, "The Terrible
Turk, eats IS chops at breakfast
and drinks two quarts of beer. Bri-
gnoli ate dozen mutton chops after
singing at the Academy and drank
three bottles of champagne. Hewas
a gastronome Pouyer Quertier ate
a leg of mutton at a meal, with sun
dry vegetables, while the limit of
his capacity for champagne was
never reached John FL. Inman, a
disciple OF teetotalism, killed him.
self with eating. His appetite was
so ravenous and his capacity for
food so illimitable that he was
ashamed to eat in public. New York
is full of human cormorants.-N
York Press.
Morris tribune., 1898-07-27

We have received the annual cata-
logne of Pi 'lsbury Academy located
at Owatonna, MINI. This institution
is twenty y ears old and has faculty
of thirteen teachers. There are six
large buildings, fitted with modern
appointments.
The Principals Ger ifcate admits to
State University and many other col
leges. There are also graduating
courses in Music and Art.
The catalogue shows an attendance
of 269, and class of 55 has just been
graduated. The purpose of this
school is to furnish the best educa-
ton at the lowest cost.
Morris tribune., 1898-07-27
Advice About Canning Fruit.

To prevent fruit jars from breaking
dip large towel in cold water, wiring
it out half dry, fold double and place
it on the kitchen table; set jars on
towel and fill them to overlooking
with the boiling hot fruit. AS each
jaris filed, put on the cover and close
tightly When all are filled, wash
them in warm water and set them up
side down till cold. This is the best
method of find out if the jars are all
air-tight. Many jars often require
two rubbers to make them air-tight.
Magazine for August.
Morris tribune., 1898-07-27
And They Cured Her Too.

A Birmingham physician has had
an amusing experience. The other
day somewhat distracted mother
brought her daughter to see him.
The girl was suffering from what is
known among many people as "gen-
eral lowness. There was nothing
much the matter with her, but che
was pale and listless and did not
care about eating or doing anything.
The doctor, after due consultation,
prescribed for her a glass of claret
three times day with her meals.
The mother was somewhat deaf, but
apparently heard all he said and
bore off her daughter, determined to
carry out the prescription to the
very letter.
In ten days time they were back
again, and the girl looked quite
different creature. She was rosy
checked, smiling and the picture of
health. The doctor congratulated
himself upon the keen insight he
had displayed in his diagnosis of the
case. II am glad to see that your
daughter is so much better, he said.
Yes exclaimed the excited and
grateful mother, thanks to you,
doctor! She has had just what you
ordered. She has eaten carrots
three times a day since we were
here and sometimes oftener-and
once or twice uncooked-and now
look at herI
The medical man was soovercome
with laughter that for some minutes
he could not explain the mistake
London Answers.
Morris tribune., 1898-07-27
He Sold Them.

Officer(to thenew servant) Murphy
l have left my mess boots out this
morning. | want them soled.
Private Murphy-Good, sor.
OficerQatter in the day. Did you
take them boots, Murphy?
Private Murphy feeling in his pock-
ct and putting on the table eighteen
pence)-Yes' sor; and that's all |
could get for them. The corporal who
bought them said he would have
given two shillings had it been pay
day, Collapse of officer.)
Morris tribune., 1898-07-27
Many People Cannot Drink

coffee at night. 1t spoils their sleep
You can drink Grain-O when you
please and sleep like a top. For
Grain-O does not stimulate; it nour-
ishes, cheers and feeds. Yet it looks
and tastes like the best coffee. For
nervous people and children Grain-O
is the perfect drink. Made from
pure grains. Get package from your
grocer today, Try it in place of cot
fee. 15 and 25c.
Morris tribune., 1898-07-27
The Best Cough Remedy ON Earth.


LUTHER, Mich, Feb. s, '92
DIR G. D. WARNER, Coldwater, Mich.
Dear Sir:-I am well acquainted
with the merits of your White Wine
of Tar Syrup. | have used it on sew
eral occasions when very hoarse from
public speaking and when suffering
from sore throat. Our postmaster.
Mr.. Nichnson, had la grippe and it
which he commenced taking and to-
day he is a we'll man. A little girl
here had coughed all winter and no
cure could be found. [ asked her
mother to get White Wine of Tar,
She did SO and in two weeks the child
was cured. AS you say, it 10 the best
cough remedy on earth. Please send
me six bottles by express.
Yours Most Resp'y
Rev. E. L. DOLE. Pastor NJ. E. Church
Morris tribune., 1898-07-27
Explained.

$50 you have never rode cen
tury?" said i, edgates to Sprocketts,
Sprocketts shook his head.
"That is odd, when you are such an
enthusiastic wheelman How do you
account for it?"
II account for it by the fact that L
was brought up from my earliest
childhood to adhere strictly to the
truth Judge.
Morris tribune., 1898-07-27
Modern nethods of Destruction.

Fenwick-They say the Spainards
butchered nearly all the insurgent
prisoners who fell into their hands.
Fulton-Impossible. It's contrary
to civil warfare,
Fenwick-Oh, of course, they may
have did it in some polite and plaus-
IDLE manner. They may have simply
operated on them for appendicitis.
Morris tribune., 1898-07-27

For diarrhoea dysentry, collie, cholera
fux and all summer complaint nothing
is SO gentle. soothing and effective,
as BEGGS' DIARRHRA BALSAM.
It never fail to give relief and if take
en- in time will effect speedy cure.
Be sure that you get ''BEGGS" the
only remedy with national reput-
alton.
Morris tribune., 1898-07-27
Latest War Publication Just Issued.

"War Pictorials," part one, land
and water series, twenty pages, size Z
by IL inches, fourteen reproductions
of photographs by E. H. Hart, United
States naval photographer, also a de-
tailed account of the war up to date.
For one send 6 cents in stamps to W
R. Galloway, G.. P. A, 500 Line, Min
neapoIis, MINI.