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ERIE RAILROAD.

ThfoIEh TRAINS leave New York, loot OF Chambcrs
~; 40 follows. and hve minuleS earlier from West
Ono 4. M.-yestibuled Express daily for Blng.
CsOo canton. Wayerly. Elmna.B unalV. bradford,
ardr" Bunalo 4 p. NJ. Parlor car 10 Buffalo.
C.lll a.. h.-sest buied iimited-East mail daily.
EsoO solid lrsin for Chicago. arrives Cleveland
i'u A. NJ, Chicago . +. NJ. Sleepers 10 Chicago.
Cley"iand and Cincinnati. 4. Dining Car.
q. M.-BuIalo and Cleveland Vestibuled
tsOo Express daily, arrives at Bunaio 1905 A 81.
hra..ord 7:li A. NJ, jamestown 700 4. ~. CleVe'
lAni 1880 J.. NJ. tSleepefs TO Buffalo and Cleveland.
making direct connection for Detroit. Chicago, aud
the west. Cafe Library Car.
ST. ., M.-Solid tram 10 Chicago. sleeprs to
Gre Hornellsville. Chicago, and Cincinnati. Din
ing car,
VIcKETs. LOCAL TINE CARDS. AND PULLMAN
a. at III. ll3, 21l. <Ol. Lni
bhI BtoadM Ry, 1877 BOwery. l66 East l25th ST aud
81 West l2oth st., Chanibers and West Esd 81. ferries.
New YorS; 1913 and 7gd Fulton ST., 100 Broadway.
Brooklyni 200 Hudson st. Hoboken, and jersey Ciy
station. Westcoits Express calls for aud checks bAS
gage from hotels and residences 70 destination.
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Government bonds weak. The 4s OF 1929 and
and Ohio general Iis;ss Brooflyn Rapid Transit
Kansas and Texas DDS. LAX shore alps, Mexi-
can International c~onsols, Missouri Pacific
console, Oregon short Line copsol o., Oregon
Pseihs% q. Union tss'i f SSTse. ,bsnver and Ssli ists.
Northern f Pssiie. f Tsnas Pacific ACID i and A MaSssR
,ssps'i in Az more sai imIortsns s nss ad ae sSS.
and Ohio general .44ias. l. 70 ri Erie prior
20 Ssn s.; Lake Z, 70 sS Ri s siss, Z. t to ,o Tss:i MCLEAN saS; 4;
tFe seIis e%sssel.. i $. % s., Northern & naS Ssoi ss's ppisr
EP%SfSs 81 s.s n S.I sts AZ. e. i. 1, g 1851 ~; sos soSsS,
s ss3 DE- Bs!l srs az q; Il IT, 70 3, Ssh e; Union Union f Pacific 1 e. IL !.
s +, ~; i 70 a sst .n % MI.shn ls,'; c =; t. l ~. ! and nd
wore in Broctiyn Rapid Transit Sc. u cont. to
ard 'orcEon Short Line conscl IS. q dcent., to
Commercial price Of bar slyor in New York,
Mexican silver dollars were quoted at 44ac.
Exports to Europe tomorrow 264.oo0 ounces.
Money on call 2s2,s y cant. Time money s
si1ty days 70 four months, and AZ Z cont. for
lsts s.as. S ss@ SisIs s1e eHpsS5l e .S SSO ssim ss sissIs
names. Good names are quoted at y cent.
,, ss,e gnot.e eEshang Flv ws' w weak .o and s1o,sS at ur IN.
sure OF bills, particularly during the afternoon.
Continental exchange was dull. Posted asking
rates for sterling nrc: Sixty days, $4.e2io. and
~ s,es &c. ssss; A sishs dra sassi s4 nss; @ aSas o naln1a
quoted at 5.25@5.2 4as for long and E.23a@
5.23ie for short; .reichsmarks. 937s@9A for long
and 94as994la for short; %guilders. lie
Domestic exchange on Now York: Boston.5
ing. le discount. Savannah-Buylng. par; sell
ing. lilo premium. Now Orleans-Bank, par;
commercial. 81 discount. San Francisco-Sight,
is cents premium asked; telegraph. 1Tio cents
Chicago-35 cents discount. Cincinnati-Be-
tween banks. 40 cents discount, and over coun-
ter, par.
Glucose Sugar Refining common ~ 10 quoted at
37S@3sia. and the preferred, at .914@92lo.
Standard Oil Trust certificates closed at 357lo9
ferred at 72l0@73. Standard Gas common at
13O@137. and the preferred at 150@155; Mutual
Gas ut 310@325; Amsterdam Gas at 26a31, pre-.
ferred at 65867i0. and the bonds ct 99@100, and
Equitable Gas at 21o@225.
Tho all.rail east.bound shipments of dead
tons. against i5s.7sS tons the the previous weak
and 77.193 tons the corresponding week Of the
previous year.
The weekly statement Of averages OF the banks
in New York city, Brooklyn, Jersey City, Hobo
ken. and Staten Island which are not members
but which clear through some Of the members.
Is as follows:
March 2. March IL. Changes.
Loehb us.
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sa sos AZ IN 7 6ois;; SuPernne, Ssfs Ssao; NO; = extrac;
@sb.So. spring In bbls.: Clears, q .3Oae4.t6;
%straightS. 94.T66o5; pa ents. e5. i0@55.eo. Mill
Feed-was firm but quiet. Western spring in 100.
n; sacks., el5.25@S16. 80; 2oo.D., Sll.7o@Sl5.25;
winter In bulk. l69o1S.
CorroS-Spot cotton here was unchanged; no sales;
100 bales wero delivered on c%ontracts. Midling up.
lands. 8lscu. against 7Lc. last year; New Orleans and
Gulf. easc.. against 71c. last year. The Southern
spot markets were generally steady; Charleston ae.
clined slice. Now Orleans sold 1000. Mobile 700,
81 Louissa35. Savannah l2e. Augusta 80 and Norfolk
- bales. Liverpool declined l.32d. on the spot; with
sales Of 10000 bales; futures there declined 1 to .
points; but rallied and closed l. point lower. In
Manchester yarns and cloths wer. quiet and un.
changed. The Bombay receipts ior the half week
were $4,000 bales. against 20. 600 in the same time
last year. Tho receipts at the principal interior
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BALTIMORE & OHIO.

Leave New YORK, Whitehall Terminal, South Ferry
ard foot Of Liberty strteI.
.Daily. Except Sunday. Sundays.
CHICAGO, 1880 4. 81. 5000 +. ~, aud 'l2:lb night
piTIs.tkG 1850 A; NJ, 1928 i. NJ. 1900 p H.,
G!NCiNNATI. ST. LOUIS. 10000 4. M 1888 p. NJ,
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE, 1900, 1880 DINER.
pl;3O A. NJ. % uerj. ~: % (Dinerl +3.D5 fDincrt
NORFDLk III 80 A. Nj.
NEW ORLEANS utrough sleeper. t3:g5. 200 +, NJ.
Al trains are Illuminated with rintsch light.
Orices; ia, liz, 2BI. 43I. ll4O Broaiway' III Esst
nSth 81, l27 BoweTy. New York; 33e, IA Fulton A.
brookIyni whitehall Terminal. BAxgaee ehectsd
from hotel or residence TO Destination, ~
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tion was mainly local, but Included come foreign
feeling In financial circles, prices advanced. Part Of
on realizing sales, the last prices showing o fractional
net riso Tor the day. A Disappointing visible SUPPLY
s snssr Ts, showing q decrease ~ Of s,o S1iy SSo',SSS
bush. had been expected, contributed to the
reaction. The Northwestern receipts continue lib
week and s6e last year. liverpool advanced I'D. TO
sd. Paris advanced 10. to no., but reacted. Ant.
vious week and 1000. 900 last year. The Liverpool
sss qu ,astSs's on 1 PASSAGE l Ssss; g 1860 ss5:sSS S bush.
Corn advanced with wheat. Tho visible sup
ply pScss ,DSrsa's q i:dsi 900 bush p, L, yer|s's , TS.
%snts les. week we n'sn s.oei, oSe Sush.. against
e.ass,oe4 in the previous week. The quantity on
naliy nrmer. The visible supply decreased s1s 5000
bush. Chicago received 95t cars of corn and $40 OF
1 1S,s; sRa e oS,ssso NJ Marc. sSS i 10 6 sf1s rn %pss.s sG,d a.;
seso. % ssc.. opening at the top and closing
nrmer. outside. OF that the news vas 6ssrish. The
Letter interest had the May pessed at lo4. They
free buyers at Minneapolis. sessonsbie weather and
seeding throughout Nebraska. with an indication Of
i 4 i VIII 'eSTsnss IN i in sss N snf a pfG % Issin ' ,sn d ssS@,
to the beartsh sentiment In the de.
ferred options. To-day's increase in contract
The visible decrease here was $4,000 lush. only.
Notwithstanding shipments by Letter Of $780, 900
a40.oo bush. The English vIsibie increasrd 2sO. 900.
and the worlds shipmcnts 10000 900 bush. double
ing ins s i%0 wea Gi e se IN ' Wheat so were ana s,e SS,s' s eoh' hrm.
There was some export business done. in both from
here to-day. Oats decreased both in the visible and
here is the largest on record"
FLoUR-The rise in wheat gave Q frmer tone to the
market. but trade remains small and Insignificant.
The sales were d. 800 bbln-
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BArley-Was quiet. New feeding. aS@34ac. cost
and freight to Buffalo at opening OF navigation.
kysaws. lower. No. 9 Western. 6oG5eLc. free on
sctiye. The sales were 3S2. 900 bush, Including 25'.
600 No: mixed IN elevator AZ 3bSsc,; 227.0OO No. 2
do. At BIC, free on board ahoAt here, aud ago, 900
do. Mt the outport, on privat, terms FOR export. Flu.
tureS were &c, higher At one time, but lost part OF
this. Future sales 3lo 1000 Dush.. a. follows:
opentn0. Highest. Lo,Dtsi. clostn0. NIGHT.
Juiy".""..SSss. sSS So So e.
oAts-sDOt was nrm- Tue salss were $4,000 bush..
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live o Market.

HEw YORK. Monday, March IL, of
beeyes Tor two days $3.50 head. OF which 86 cara for
expoII. W cara Tor slaughterers, and altogether thefe
were 30 cars 20 be sold, Market opened and closed
40" and = tribe lower Tor nearly ali EradeSI buiIs
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Available cash. including

Money In London 2lo '. cent. Rates of dis.
months bills. 3L@3lo y cent. Amount Of bull.
lion Ron6 into the Bank OF England on balance
to-day 100000. Paris advices quote 3 y cents
at 1O3 francs 80 confines. Exchange on Lon
don. % francs 32la centimes.
The sales of mining stocks ct the Now York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange to-
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AhC
surp. rss've. 1891. o70 es.s 2e. 200 Inc. $40 .72o
The Standard Gas Company of New York has
declared q quarterly dividend of1ia . cent. on
its common stock. payable April l.
The Ainn S,y,a. Iron Company has declared =
April Is.
The Tennessee Coal. Iron and Railroad Com
pany reports net earnings for February of 972,.
the same am ,n %ontS last 81 y ye:ss0 F e. ed0 eSarTss w ws1e
sas;sse o. ( s s@issya9s F S9t t@S months sa SH1 ending Fl Fo ,S.
% the net earnings were Sl42. 0s5. an increase
period last year. Fixed charges were Ss4. 1855
l sao Ing q surplus OF s47'l27. an increase of
Tho Nashville. Chattanooga and st. Louis
s Ss5tsi IL. r sR ins1 ssSss q eff shS.fs sor as se Compared d
4o7, a decrease Of Sells. For the eight months
ending e Esb; % the b; s g1os car sssn i were GO, s9si,
tho corresponding period of last year. and net
81, 347. o53. an Increase of $44,079. Fixed
charges were 81. O23. 800. leaving q surplue of
$323,243. an increase of 500, 766.
The Ann Arbor Railroad reports gross earn
ings for January OF $l42. 1875. an Increase OF
Sls.010 as compared with the same month of
Inst year, and net $39. 800, an increase of $13..
The total transa ctions in various shares on
tho Stock Exchange last week wero 9, 519,7l2
shares, an increase Of 1892 92 shares as COM
pared with the corresponding week Of last year.
Tho transactions In state and railroad bonds aR-
gregated Sic, $50, 600. an increase of SO, s59, 900.
United States for tho eight months ending Feb.
20 were valued as follows:
s s;s:s:sq a.: s9 q IA ~ 'ls q s.s *; T., e. s: :":ifs e
S Ssss5:'. .s.: 1 1sal: :its:ssi 1 1Ss::5Ss::ss$ j. if :5sS :ssS
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al. ..05se, es4. goo 0tee, oss, SOC GOO, $50. sol

TotaI. ..Vb8H, B34, 200 0t66, 0S3. 800 600, 800. o0l
Decrease.
Tho receipts Of the Government to-day were:
and miscellaneous. 1927, 81. q total Of Sl, 40.
421. The disbursements were 81. 274. 900. an
excess Of receipts over expenditures of $l96, 421.
Tho receipts OF tho fiscal year to date have boon
S2s9. 1s9,842; the disbursements $2s7. 79l, s26,
an excess Of receipts over expenditures OF
81, 397.8l
Tho official count of cash in tho Treasury at
the close OF business to-day compared with that
Of Saturday shows:
March 1e. March Il.
Gold coin and bullion. -. e1ap. S14. z2l Ol6e, 738, 1870
silver dollars and bullion. 12, 900, 488 lq4oe.aov
United St@tes notes. 49,, By,Be3, 27o lO.l4o.OS6
Other assets less demand
liabilities ..,..,....... 1903, COS $4,000
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ALBANY Evening Line,
TROY BOATS

FNFSI IRlP. TUEslIAH. MAItCN 10.
Steamers SARATOGA and CITY OF TROY leave
pier foot OF West 10Th ST., daily, except Saturday, o
p. N. sunday steamer touches at Albany. Freight
now received.
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March 2. March IL. Changes.
Loans, dis, in.
vestments.. ebS, $50, 800 o5o, 001, 500 Inc. oSo6. 500
Circulation. 1880. 900 1896, 400 Inc. 1900
Net deposits. 64,307. 700 90, 6sz. 400 Inc. 1.876.700
Dep. with &.
II. agents.. $3.50 400 o,A07.100 Inc. B7<. 900
tfust co.'s: s.42s.Doo s.sos. 100 Inc. 47e.eoo
Legal tonder&
bank notes. 8.ob9, 100 $3.50, 800 Dec. OF, 800
Specie. ....... 9,oS0. 100 8.l7S,S00 Inc e2. 300
Total res've. 0l9. oas. 900 eco, $50. 800 In. o. ,OBl, 900
Reserve reQ'd. 10.076. 996 18,42l, 100 Inc. 944. 176
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COMPEND.

Total sales. $500 harsA
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1898-02-05
CbiId's GARDEN

Verse;"
In winter Igst sp At night
And dres BY yellow delight.
IN summes quite tie other way,
Ihave 10 20 10 hed By day."
Az encores she Gang There. Little
Girl. Doc't Cry!' and Little Boy Blue
You remember how delightfully."- Mrs.
Katheriee Fake sang them down at
Crete several summers ego!
Then Mr.. Rogers fang Deep in .
Roses Glowing Heart AMI "One Spring
Morning" and closed the program with
that wonderful serensde that We all
know, Good Night. Good Night Beloved,
I Come to be Near Thee" This man
ssems t. have written most Of the songs
ono cares for.
A little Of his history. He comes OF q
good stock. The Sswicxley Valley %
full OF Nevins. bankers S. merchants. edi-
tors. ell men who have made their mark
and eli big fellows who could carry this
frolicsome youth about like q baby.
Toey cal him 9Th. Boy" He surg
rom tae time he c,uld talk and play ed
from tbs time be could reach The key
board. 10 school hs WAS p eternstlr-
ally s'upid, out Of school lie WAS as
happy - 4 young animal. He had no
sister. SO he was girl-boy. lie wrot,
mu ic when he xas thiiteea. When hs
was lift. en- lie went t. Bos'o1 AMI Bon
Jam r Langc told him he bad genius.
HE father sect him abroad 10 study
under Won Bonnie. When be felt that
the boy was losing his head he called
him hon.. 1t Was time TO take life
seriously; Q Ncvin could not waste his
life .ver the piano. Then followed those
three miserable yesrs at the Western
university OF Pennsylvania; years Of
failure and irktone duties and hope d.
ferrsd. But it Was during those months
o. ysarning that he wro'e ''One Spring
Morning." "A Lows Song" 20. Tina: We
Two wer. Ma, ing" and ID rie." The
songs were on everyons's lips and his
f.sh-r Welded. The boy went abroad
again 10 study under Won Bue.oF. his
history since that time belongs to
musical biographies.
His homo coming was bit droll, the
dee ,ent OF tais irrepresslble youth with
his wife and two children and his dogs
and IN Italian valet upon this solid.
s1bs:aniiai. well-reputed family. 1t
was . little like Magds's home coming.
II vas there I mel him. The first hour
was take, up with talks OF his life
abroad; o: his homo in Florence. his con-
certs in Paris, Berlin, Vienna; Of the
scores OF unpublished compositions, some
Of which vill be brought out this year; Of
his summer up among the Tuscan hills
whom he shipped . grand piano u2 to
Nonsepiano and wrote most OF Maggie
~ Txscano in the donkey s.abl, b,
used for Q music room; OF all that free
and glorious life Of production and art.
And he Who told me OF these t,iumphs.
Of these ecstasies OF creation was q
suiliog boy perched upon the arm OF
leather reading chair.
Finally I asked him what it felt like
to be . child Of genius 10 Pittsburg.
% thoss were great old days, except
Tor the failure 1t school. l never come
beck without feeling the chagrin OF
them anew. Ipicked up language quick
cuoash abroad. bat here it was hopeless.
\ he .,n . 1stel> IN hssSrvv eud
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1898-02-05

/ was a. careful OF my throat as q bud
ding tenor. They used to stand me on q
table on the stage and sing my accom-
pariment. And the applause! No
prima doanais heart ever beat faster.
Alb, there 10 nothing like it now! Twas
a convenient prima donna, for could
eirg either cont.alto or soprano and my
repertoire included all the plaintiff dit
ties you ever heard. l can feel it all
now
The sprightiy youth eprang from the
arm OF the chair ard catching up .
newspaper crumpled it up like fan and
holding it modestly IN front Of him.
struck tho apologize prima dopra atti-
tude and doleful:y warbled forth But
A-A-Alice where art thou?"
A laugh. and the newspaper was sent
whirr;iny acres, tie room and the youth
threw himself at full length in the arm
chair.
"Wel, il never occurred to me that I
couldn't 60 Oh singing Marguerite for
ever. or that shouldn't grow up 10 be a
full fledged prima dorns. When | was
thirteen my voice changed. Changed!
o feeble word! it evsporatsd. went com
pletely, leaving me onIy the sorry snucsl
with which have just no ,ored you. 1
ives inconsolabls. Ny means Of musical
was gone Twas a cad cry
baoy OF q boy. and l used to weep for
houra And then I wro eihst s.renade,
you know, Good Night, Good Night, Be-
loved"
Ye,, good f,ienda, he woe it v hca he
wss thirtetn q. that tender, a1olescent
melody which Romeo might have sung
to Juliet 1t was the morning sorg Of
genius, the song in which he wooed Our
High Indy Ct AIT:
Thine eys are stars Of morning,
Thy lips are blood-red Howefs!"
Il it any wonder that even tina. most
naughty Lady was cot cold to such
youth and rapture. that she smi ed and
came?
As was trying to make hin under
stand that even 10 the far west, which / Q
seemsd to reg Ard with a shiver much as
the Ancients reg ar led Britain, his songs
we're kroxu and had brought joy into
the lives OF men, incidentally told him
OF how l ueed t, singna little boy to
sleep with HE Little Boy Blue" when
the summer Stars we're peep:ng. and
how tbs laddie cried for it when was
gore. Perhaps l spoke sadly without
meaning to, for there are lakes a, d
rivers and many q league Of froz IN p,ai.
RE between me anG that little boy Ow.
Very quietly aad graveiy he Io'e and
went to the piano. Without.a word OF
reply he sang it through softly in the
twilight.
And there / shall leavs Etielber;
Nevia. / can tall you nothing more
chara :terisiic OF him az Al artist and
man than that simple action. Someone
he had rever seen before. would never
sse again. was sad for momen.; and he
koew snd cared. That is the essential
essence OF his geriue; that exquisits
sens itivenese, that fms susceptibility to
the moods Of others. to every external
thing That 10 Why he can interpret
poets song better than the poet him
eelf; that il why he can put the glory
and melancholy of a Tuscan summer
into sound; that is the ali div ming in
tuition.
The man il but txo-aud thirty; bsfore
him is the vast uGachieve1. the infinite
He may never write sym
rhoniee; hs may never contribute any
thing OF vital importance to the litera-
ture o: the piano. But as long as the
heart in him h alta II Uill s,nO He Ia
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1898-02-05

The man il but txo-aud thirty; b,fore
him is the vast uGachieve1. the infinite
urconquercd. He may never write SYM
Phoniee; hs may never contribute any
thing OF vital importance to the litera-
ture o: the piano. But rs long as the
heart in him b ats, it will sing. He is
merely . t,oubadolr. Since GOriDg
Thomas death-apd nothing will ever
compensate the world for that uo,im :Iy
trAgedy-we have had no man s, thor
oughly possessed OF Tyre inspiration.
Before him there il song-fo1g--sorg g.
Perhaps fifty glorious singing YEAR,.
Bot cannot iezlizs that he ia great
man. shall always sec him as eaw
him last, bowiog bis goodnight, this
joyous troubadour with the smile OF q
boy and the slender should 70 Of giIl;
"until we meet again"
III was Hasiequin, Badequin, Harlequin,
Son q he Rainbow, he!"
PITTsBURG, PA.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1898-11-15
WINTER EXCURSION.

II sick you can find help. If crippled
with rheumatism you can he cured. Ii
tired you need rest and the place to go
is Hot Springs, South Dakota. The
expense Is less than you imagine. 1.-THE
Northwestern Line" has announced
special excursions, certain days this
month at Cheap Rates. The Evans
Hotel will remain open and this and all
other hotels and boarding houses are
giving good service with low rates dur
ing the winter. g Round trip rates:
Omaha. $l64O; Mo. Valley, $l6.55;
reductions from other points west.
Climate, Water, Scenery and Hotels are
unexcelled. Thirty days time allowed
and any agent +. E. 8 M. V. r. r., or
J H. Gable. Travelling Passenger Agent,
Denis0n, Iowa, can tell you more about
it. The next date will be November
%, 1898.
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PUBLIC SALE.

The undersigned will offer for sale at
public auction, on his farm, two miles
west and one mile south of Charter
Oak, on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER %, '9s
at II o'clock a. M, sharp, the following
property: twenty-five head of, cattle,
consisting of 8 mich cows. two fresh,
the balance coming in soon; thorough
bred Shorthorn bull, steers coming
three years old, steer calves, 4 helfer
calves; 3 first class work horses, Ii
Poland China shoats; one Mccormick
binder, Cooper wagon almost new,
Brown tongueless cultiyator, stubble
pillow. two-seated buggy, top buggy
with jump seat, seeder almost new,
pulverizer, two-rOw stalk cutter, set
double harness almost new, two-hole
corn shelter, hay rake, Mccormick now
er almost new, tanning mill. ,bob-sled
and other articles too NUMEROUS to
mention. Frea lunch at noonaa
TERMS:-All sums of $40 and under,
cash; on sums over that amount a
credit of IL months will be given on
approved notes at per cent. Three
per cent. off for cash.
S. w. SEYMOUR, GEO. ULRICH.
Auctioneer.
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DISTRICT 1gAcAERs, MEETINe.

DISTRICT TEACHERS MEETING.
The Manila District Teachers meet
ing will be held at the high school
building at 2 O'Clock p. m. sharp. Sat-
urday, November 10. 1895. You are
expected to be present. also you will
please invite your friends to come.
Our last meeting was a success in every
particular-we accredit it to the fact
that you were in attendance and took
an active part. We can make these
meetings source of inspection and in
struction and as progressive teachers,
we cannot afford to neglect them.
Come prepared to take part. The fol-
lowing program has been prepared:
SOng....- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. America
Recitation. ................
Paper-Mental Arithmetic and How it Should
be Presented. ....... Miss Lefferts
Opening Discussion. Mr.. Healy, of Aspinwall
General Discussion
Recitation.
Song. High School
Paper on Drawing, Glass Exercises in Drawing
| OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Miss Harvey
General DISCUSSION
hecltatlon .................. ........-..........
Solo,
Paper-Primary Reading; How Should it be
Presented. .Abbie Brown
Opening Discussion ..............M Miss Beckman
General Discussion
song ...................... 800. High School
Recitation.
Glass Exercise in Primary Numbers-Miss Cook
General Discussion
Song........
Points on School Government. p. NJ. Hersom
General Discussion
Exercises Old Time Plays-conduced by Miss
| Foskett
Song .....................L Ladies' Quartette
z. NJ. HERsoM, Mgr.
ABBIE Cook, Secretary.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1898-11-15
APLEAsAnT AFTERNOON.

Mrs. Chris Kemming gave the Fri
day club very delightful afternoons
pleasure on Friday. It was decidedly
informal, no program being given but q
good old fashioned visit being in
dulged in. Mrs. Campbell was the
guest of honor and as she was as popu-
lar in the club as she was in every other
relation during her life here, it was q
great delight to her fellow club mem
bers to meet with her. Mesdames Ley,
Gebbert and Charles Kemming were
the only guests present beside club
members. The two last named ladies
assisted in serving two-course supper
which did full credit to Mrs Kemmings
we'll known culinary skill. The club
certainly appreciated Mrs. Kemmings
admirable hospitality to the utmost