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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13
DEL LAChtW anna AND WE>FE!-' X. K'
stations In View York. font of Durclhy
nnd Christopher streets.
yESTIBIIEp TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET


Dlrec, route 20 NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD. MONTC'AiR.
THE ORANGES Srrimt. l'"'narcsyA.e, bI 5
Ridge Ma:!sou. Morrs-o,. n. i4sStc fa,:seh . IN.
ton dover Sfoahope NEWTON. BCDpS l.AhE:
LAKE HO?ATCCNG. Hackc,'stovn s. Hr)i'E:t
MOU&TAIN Washington. Fi,lI.ilfsi 81 i'G hAs'
talns SCRANTON. firrsTpN. WILkErBARKr'
NANTICOAr uANNtII NOkTAl " t.r.isl ; 49,
N r'rose HiNclIANf-DN. OXFORD NoRNl'H
Waterylll~. trI'A. NIcHFIELD aFk!NliS, r.,,%ni'
sNKADI -. D~H eco. ITHACA. Ctt.FC. LIN M;
CORNING BATH. DANS.!LLF. BlttA!O AL al
points NEaI. NORTHWEST AID sOtTNN EST.
500 4 M-BlNGaAMTDN MAIL st'fs a. pfhepA'
1000 : i cats car. BUFFALO. SCRANTON. RIIG-
HAMTON. OwEGO. ITHACA El-NiRA. ~ ~.
RICH.!F-.D SPRINGS. SYRACUSE an. o. y r-',,,
EMPIRES Pullman Palace cars. Connec,ing al
B.G.lo With trains ,or chicago art points West
100 p NJ RAMON. WiLkLsHAkRL ana hLMiFA
ENIRESs Pullman BUFFET Paror '',r. 49,. -, 80,
400 j. N.-Sct.A NlON. J. LII -,bAkitt AND FLi -A-
OUTH EXp1.ESs Pl.Man iiuaet P"ror, c ar.
200 r. II lDAryi-,hicsfo Nestpued !artei f.Iiress
f1r slRANroN HiEGH AAToN. ELM!kA, BtF-
Chicago ii.t or N~st IF LUX" -,-
20 j. ST. th.isI -NlGa.. iAirrts. lltinan Seepsrs
fl- SCRANTON. Bl$GHAMrON. ElMlRA bath,
NJ. NORRIS aa4 BUFFALO. arriving n buHA'o .
e:so n 1raly) -BrFF>i>). SCRANTON. BINGHAM
r'Tl'A a.l OsWEGo EXPRESS Pullman Bl'et
TICK AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS al
Hen-v taEe 4 l..n.'t-dl. ii3 Blolc>ay - fa:k
Pace 40 ~ aiwav ard pie ircaivty .lcN@ts a,
-, ..,tou. III ,fh-ava l2th ST. 81 N"s' -f''-
ari los ...cadvay Rr.oSiyn. Timetables s.yns full
WEsTcOTr EMPRESS COMPANY VIII call 'o- and
csecr tagelse .tlr hotel residence T. destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13
WEST SHORE RK.

Trans leave W AKA 81. Stat.sr y. u - sono"'' 80
l.; M earlier from Of franklin ST.: ~ ,.....
iu,iS A. ST. Daily Albany. UtieA. syracuse HcSnsC
ser puraio, NIAGARA Falls Fort Wayne. Toisoo Sss'~
land and Chicago. , ,..,.. c.~~.u.>
0sOO r. H. Daily for Abany Montreal: U,ies sy,sSS ,,
Rocbsst-r buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto. Dstroit
Cleveland CTicsso and 81. Louis . ,o.s..
S,5 T. NJ Daily Tor Albany. Utica, Syracuse hocnee'
ttr Bu.rao Niagara Fails Toronto Detroit C's'ssno'
Chicago and ~. Louis NJ
~ c. F. LAMBERT. Genera, Passenger Agent
8 Vanderbilt Ave. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13
We quote: Best long

We, uror the heavy accumulation We quote: Best long
S7ia i0c other useful 50g3c per 700 n cat straw
25T.Dr The receIpts Of hay and IONS. re
rorted a, noon today n, the Pr )duce Exchange were
Hudson River Railroad 200 Erie, $50 I.nrs wanna -
Delaware Iackawanra Western. 20. West SnoTe. l-J
Leh gh Valley 90 river boats. 1870: total l-ao TONS re
celIts q straw, 80 tons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13

4 DvERTls EMENT'| and su'scrp'on' - - Tr, ,s
~ received their Uptown Oiice, No. l1iZ brosd"ay
~ g. until O'Clock m. ady.flse-
ments received following branch Offices 81 regular
office rates until oclocH =. va 21t stiass =
2,f ~ eth ave cor. i2,h-st hicys 'th-
ana ~. S.; l2 Co,umb ave. near West CON 81 "o
West 4oi-s, near eth ave: 9o East 1fth-st 20 Nesi
4od between IN ana 81 ia9 fas, tth't ID,
~ ave 10th and IN l'2H 81 ave-, near
slst-s Los ist-ave. s''h 81: ',e 81 ave near
4ls'-s i5i 81 ave 30 Eieccke- 323 NsseSsr-s'
nls =. elO En-, 7oth loei darr !" cfe i-nve
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13

amounted TO 80 against 5l3 yerr Tx
''ok atcut loads. all pors. No rcd quoted rorn
,ns.H Nay price asked. .CohNsc,c-ai tu!l.sh
IFS NV'e at Work IN the corn market t''iay
Strength OF which carly prices had g" advance lch
however was not maintained owing The break in vhea,
ana maj prices the last GIT in add ION
enormous elehrnaccs from The seah.ard. ca les
ilfHer; frosty weather
ions = The belt. pn oCo a~srvrl hy lie
ncaro IRE. and The Price reported he con
itr e daY and strongly inclined = he bull side the
lua that prces VIII ultimately attain much higher
.eNci txpor; dcnena G ddy p-nctloaly -rtiflp
however wing to enhanced values 80 corn c.os.l az
4"Ssr aNoni .... ONTs- IIeyorf rain .,, NM
~ seaHnFSs me market showed Hale :ea'ure curing
i"y hah ciEd ncminaily &c net lover Csa~a-.-s
small and WI show a ~. decrease he waoS -
oats cioeed 35'rnSfc NJ cats &c: 10 vhl.e. ~
i>'sc. > white clips 90. 80 w1s - 1e.c. rack
nNed ~ 1l%.-ci unck white. $7l g. Mar
krt rresuar; NJ Western. To { o Al NJ. rye
'>rT.c. o aC1at. E
ket grie:: feeding quoted al &c. / Z. New-Yor...
vop,, ,.n-,rc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

Galveston May l2.-cotton steady mddng ii-iec
l,w mliiiIng 5iGc; good ordinary l5lJc: receipts
Al bales exports coas,wse 8. sales. 46l. spinnss 90
stock .D.OG5.
mddng ll-Gc good ordinary. oc receipts, $34 hales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13
ROYAL BLUE LINE
FOR pHlLADELpHA. BALTIMORE AND WASHING

ION.
From foot O. Liberty 81.
Week day., 40 500 1000 al 30 Dining Carr. A. n.
200 $50 5 90 Dining Can. 600 r NJ, - rs mtt. Sum
DAYS 40 ~ a. III 80 DINA. tArl. \. NJ. 900 900
D,,!rg can. 900 p ". IL rn6t. Additional trains
.- Sra ie,r Ina week days 300 =. ~ 1880. 400 s3o.
go $40 = NJ SUNDAYS. go, 4: NJ. 80 = NJ
boats LEAVE SOUTH FERRY. WHITEHALL. ST
Meek d.ys 30. T:;S. Is. 20 s53. Dos 9 % o;35.
1900 1913 1913 Hos. l'5o il:S, A. NJ: IL !? ~
i.0r - lao. 200. y. 2j5. 325. 325. 355. AS.
80, - 5:25 a.s5 oio. O;25. .e.55 7:2i. 30 SIS.
e.lO @ d. 1888 II 40 7. NJ. 1918 mdt sundays. 100
SIS 1000 1850 \. NJ 1900 ~. u 80. 2cl e30. 300
ass 4co 4:5j j.2J 00O. $50. 7:25. SIX. go. 9;N
1888 p ". - - NIT.
Tcke,s AMI Psror ar seats at fo9' q Lssr,y ST..
wav 7ar eth Az. 81 Fast ith 81. i5' E-~t i2sth s.:
2,3 st 1871 81. 2ji Co.umocs A.. New YORK;
-ot,, - SO Futon s.. Brooklyn; ~ Br)ac~ay, VIII
issbuig TT. y. Z Transfer %. will call ,or and check
taggasr from ho.sis residences 20 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13
lEHjGK VALLEY SYSTEM.

sa,iors OF West 23d 3 denn H. RI. Cortiandt or
Desbrcsses -.
Indicates from West .Si g. Other figures show
time from Corta-3t CT Dcso!csses 80.
si;IO. 0I2O A. g. daily Sunday 'eto. A. M fof
EASTON srd intermediate s.ations.
s.:yo. S,I5 \. ~ daily tlr NlLKESPAlHE sCRAN-
ton week 1ays). ITHACA GENEVA ROCHESIER.
NIAGARA FALLS and the West. and prtnct-
pa local points dining and chair car tc Buffalo
80 1900 noon daily, except sunday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13
,n.itcrnbi. accession -he demand IN the West

be ioofed fc-
As Terarls London sales that have been IN operation
ior 10 lat we"k. dealers manifest little interest az
prices ar" stu above parity WITH yalues market
lnNash": hetces fave again IN for considerable
attention Sn- fair sized lots have been disposed Of ~
= ana hlO,i grades at prices rang ne from nc ana
Ap"fri w.;h quite free distribution c: sample lots
washed ArecNs have again been dull at nominay IN
change. prices. with cc stl the ruling quotation for
ONO NX end above.
|"-ri'iy woods s' continue quiet. Quotations are the
sne nose ruling ;or past, the clean Price
for I'M medium Territory SIM being from 40 70 Zoe
~ifh medium worth from inc 40 saes FOR Texas
WOODS are repSr@f with iic Still quoted On clean woods
Nls7@ss n both secured and pulled woods has been
co"i1ei thin Moderate bounds The Irice on
tahe1 Tor SC tlred wool around 400. Pulled WOODS
aye dul anf feature.ess. with prices nominaly IN
c!anrNl
In o"irn woods sa,es have been prominent. Little
Austria an woods have offered Holders ~ Austria
Ian vo0! rs'a'n faith In their properly. and look FOR
better market Prices sti below the point
condition witch net expected last long
~ Cape os have been sold and prices unaltered
which nre around &c Tor clean woods
n'etdr vnols dun and feaiureess. with l;tle conG
in carpet VOLS
THE r'ool EXCHANGE RFPORT-Current quotations
~ pulled woods based Wool Exchange official class
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
Anthracite coal used ex iusive.y.
Four tracNs Automatic Book SignalA
Stations - New York foot VI Liberty St
ard South Ferry Whitehall st.

Stations n York foot VI Liberty St.
South Ferry. Whitehall. ST.
Trai.s leave foot OF Liberty s.
On and after April TO- lses.
For Fsston. Bethlehem. All,ntown. Naueh cmunk He.
4. VI. I2oo u. 10 Easton). go. 4:+O g
Eas:onl. s.4s CTso % Eas.2n) = NJ sunsay'' +'so
FOR w!Sssbsrie. Pttston. and srranon. 100. s:io A.
NJ. 80 p II sundays. $50 A. ~ "a. a..
Reading and Harris ourS a. fW, 40. S.n e:lu
li0goo il 80 Reading a H. 1880 ECO, 400 20 Read.
.rgl 4:3O 800 5i5 (D:oJ Realngl r NJ. l2:b
ri~,t. suriavs 4:ao dl:so to .seltinz A. ~. 100
90 $50. 600 =. III, i2.Io night. -
For svrbury. 1~isturs and Mliamsport q. 400 500
go A. NJ. 1880 900 p NJ. Sundays 4:3o A. NJ. 600
=. II $1,000 o..u.,
FOR LOSG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE &C
For Ned Bank. Long Branch. Asscry Park Ocean
Dol, Psd panx o1ly,' ilsso n; 100 rs go Red
at Interlaksn :or Asbury !arS sn ocesn GrOvs eco
~ FOR LAKEWOOD.
x3O $40 l0:l5 A. ". IS. $40 4:40 q :3s Saturdays
on'D = ~ Surdays 1913 A. VI.
For Toms River. isarnesat Park and Barnesat, +;so
For A,artic city V.nsiand and Brldyeton. 40 A. NJ
~ Monmouth Bs~ch. ssabright. and Highlands OF
Nsves'rk 40 $50 II \. NJ. 1870 las. AIS. 49,
40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13
GitGm5ol,J

6tGm5ol'J
DnaEom and M9uy England
VIA sOUNp LINES.
NORWICH LINE Va NeN-L,ni...a. lave Per 40 c'i!
4 m s,esner. cy 4 Wor. .ss- enc ciil q Lowell
rHIL. RIVER LINE. VIA Neapor an FAN rive Leave
az d.: a. a., Il + s,esners PRISCILLA and pJRi-
lAN Orchestra q ea si s,,,,,o, re,,. Pic, 20
one bock above Canal S., week days only
Or ~ steamers Maine ard New-Hampshire
VIEW HAVEN-FARE. 81: Excursion, $50:
~ Fast steamers leave PEE g. = n. daily Sundays
Albany Evemsmg limo.
RitiiM6ND VIII leave cd Pier II. y H. toot canai St.
u,c,io.s VITA trans North. Llst and West Freight
received until hour q 1epa.iaie.
CATSKlLL. HUDSON AND CoXsACKIE
BOATS leave every weekday at P N from foot OF
Christopher ST. y. Il.
u,ROY BOATS-City OF Troy OF Saratoga leaves
Yves, tom s. day Gr 81. exesp, sAtg5dsy GoN-
BtRG rRAiHs sunday s.eamers touch at Albany
KINGSTON LINE, West 10th st.-Daly 4 p. m.
se .s s Ne Ta san Ho% Me- t for c: XII
ton Pousie, hyde IA x. Es1sus knsson Connect
Ing T. - 3D. r. x fof all POINTS IN '"Skil Mountains
DvERTIsEMENTS and suoecrp tisns for The Tribune
~ recei'el a" nef p'1mn I'.Se ~. l1tz brHadwa.
m.ns received at the following branch Offices regular
Sr 5G's IS. a CHI s Cor eh St. Maey. 9Th
and i4,h-st lI2 columbus ave. near West eaih ct lol
between 7th and s,h ayes i59 FaS, 4-i ct: 1888
al-ay. between 7G;h ana 17tn St. lo?t si-ays near
zoos S' $40 East 7o,h.t oe sd-,v. asee ss-av.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13

NAVAL STORES.

Slack demand ard increase In stocks induced sellers
lover prices for spirits arpcnt.ne today Bat
fr this the market quiet and without features
Prices fc.l
TAR Regulars. 81 ~. o. hbls So
PITCH II -.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-R-rulars and machines 300
3'i.c
EoSIN Common 70 good strained, 81 i24gSi q. =.
81 =. }. 81 ~ ~ ga. G.. 81 ~ sIS ~ n. 81 :, 20
81 >.is 81 - AL 30 X e %. VI 81 ga y. s. o.
81 10. " G.. Sc -. " ". s. 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13
STOCK ON HAND


|. otj
IhF
Charleston May i2-Turpentne firm at 2Gr K'sn
quiet hanged
savannah May l2-Splrl's tufpcn,ine nrm. &c hi.
ral'-. -. big receipts 500 bDs. stock lls3 his
l. sa ngm. unchanged. saes. 52i obis receipts 4as'
bis stut. i3l MS
Wilmington. Nay u Spirits urp,ntino hrm 2d'. TIC
receipts. . nrr p5cliSl: Ja lnls
Crude turperinc Arm 81 25JSl ami 81 30. receipts.
30 bills Inr ,ru 81 TO- receipts 2e3 hb,s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13

ate, scsay. ~ sP1.e Wheat. s. - a,om,nal; No 3
3ia35c y, white 5%1oJ -; No ? re "g9o1c No ?
per loo ~ seegqsG % sf' be sidc. d.ose sGasc 80
Dr. 'aitr sh l~'s H N.i' - ,oa$' short clear sides
eaI,n. q % ON the Produce Exchange to-day the
es ~a fr. ,oc Gee. iH 'T aaes
cincinnati. May - -tionr quie, What easier. No 2
red 81 30 com quiet; y mixed 1880. Das easier.
No. msSi gs az o A's5 Cheese so u '' Butter ''
81 a. ~ : \. inern 81 -. July 81 81 sellers Rye
;''i' N "a S SG s s' Irregular No bic sample
Paepg Va, j.. s ,isaf 81 A. N 81 81 IS MIX JHs
pa'cnis 81 5so 5 first clears. 81 iCG - second
ci.ar, s. =" A. Bran in bulk. $40 5oaSil sacked
lhi'adeiphla. siAy Wheat was &c lower contract
grade Mas 81 3sgsi 40 corn arm and options lc higher
% pr OBJ over Winter super = 5Gs, IS DO extras.
s. jgSj do salehi 50 = CSC 90 Western winter clear
z Dos 49, a. .r H s .Oso ., S s. as9 30 DO
patent, Sgs7 90 R me-. ezra 81 'SgS9 do g's9T
81 80. rye but nrH Butter duh and weak.
fancy Western creamery. l1c d. prints. l1e Eggs IN
Flour 900 bos Oco wheat. 5000 bush: corn,
bush; corn. $500 bush. oats. $500 lush
So .5aso Gs si2arhs IS aoass is clear s5gs5 80;
:, 4o; Mssasfss GHrT 81 Ss s.s [si
july. 81 lvA bid september. sse December SO. 0sIs:
70 bard cash 81 ~ .Sa-,g,L ,OSsr .sss
oats steady No cash. &c track 35J53ac: May 32ac
BE- July ga asssa Se2'eer .acs No cas-; u srae
.jc Butter quiet: creamery l5al7c: dairy. ll9loe
Egss higher. she.
Toledo MAJ l2-wheat lower. No cash. 81 81 May
steady; No mixed. 3iso- Rye dun. steady No cash
csc Clover seed duu unchanged; prime cash. So Oil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13

rAoein,s Z, New-Orleans officially estimated FOR -,
morrow a, 1900 TO 200 bales. against Os3 last week
723 asst year and 1895. To-morr0ws fccepS al
Housron ofciay co. 100 bales against
Ips ast week ia yeaI and 6i8 In 1880
Coon Exchange special LyerIOc! cabes. spot cotton
hardening tendency 700 bales speculation aad
srnor 90. American HOO. receipts OVO American.
1900. middng upands. e-ldd Futures opened siesiy.
partially -oa1 al, osed steady -. oi0 49, lex
sdvsnee January 33l NIB. January FeOr4ary
Ssihb: FebrusryMarch. 500. MAY $50, Ma;-Juns,
asasss Jrne-July 1898. JULY August. o3o zo. August
sen,eInh.r sa3zb; SepiemDer-Ocooer. o5Sv Oei per
Sovembsr a32izs: Noyemb~r-December S5l 40. MAJ
ch.,te-Yarns outlet and unchanged Cloths move SLOWLY
me range Of contract prices Al the local market To-Day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13

COTTON-Ths tempting prices at which corn is selling
have led planters land to
unusual extent and especially where repanting
has besn received the preference. i
claimed that this feature and the backwareness of the
heretofore ana the smaller acreage point 70
much smaller ;nan occurred asst season II Is
also claimed that the high prices which grain IL
selling will naturally make the public little careful as
faith IN much further advance and that the attention
spectators Will be directed toward cotton with increas
ing confidence. the s:ap.e IS selling a, an at
normally price for this OF the year, fact
ceiving emphasis from foreign demand and the
satisfactory crop OUTLOOK Speculation io-day however
was active. TIE market opened steady and ruled
quiet the day. TIE hIsi call developed an sd
vance a "a poDts. There further advance ~
od3 points with the market finally steady al net gam
Q. lG3 points Total ;l.ures. SOioo bales spot
and closed steaty a; unchanged
mldding up.ands. SIC; nl!f-Ang Gull, Csc against
1916 and i-l6c respectively last year ss.es "
bales inc udng direct shipment aht
s. oales 10 sp.nners Southern spot markets. mdirs
Quoted wer. follows: New-Orlrans QUIET. II 1916
saies 1000 ta.es. Mobile s'eacy nc, l.iec higher
sales 100 bales Savannah quiet and steady. I-lGc
,s;es s. bales Charleston quiet. Sac. Wilmington nrm
&C. Norfolk steady. eisc sales. l95 bales Baiimo
nominal Size Augusta firm, 6itc; sales. e2 bales
ST. Luis steady Sac sales. IS bales
The export movement thus far this season has been a.
= lows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13

Rio-Coree market firm: No Rio. l0s073: exchange
5+d receipts 600 bags cleared for the United States
5000 bags. stock. l4l.OO0 bags
The statistical position n Prezll coffee s as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13
the local market to-day
ester

Foreign Coffee Msrkets-Santos-CoNee narke; steady:
good Santos 10000 receipts, 200 bags stock
S3SV 600 HamSurxCOfee market opened unchanged;
?. dull and unchanged: sales. 900 bags
Havr-Coffes market opened = franc higher
/: m inactive. = franc lower; az Irregular, z.
frame lower closed franc net lower. total sales. 1COO
bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13

Receipts Of breads,uns interior points in thousands
last ciphers omitted nour DDls. grams bush
as fol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13
THE WOOL EXCHANGE REPORT.
h.ro. gives the following resume OF thu

market: ..,,,,. for the Last wool circles
Increase in safes. but r. nStso'e uas safes a.
show no DECIDED increase 10 Inc
more ,nsuiry b,h rom asasr, ana mo ca
slmers. ms IN matrrial aid In maintaining values
pross are on more stable ,a as AZ sellers Quotations
sar now manifest more fah IN ,ns rnr,et na,S
not hesi,as fuy maintained from now on: VOL. Una,
ticns VIII " week or are now AScep,s" a.
were dsciined "a fhs belief prevails that should the
sellers pswnx into action even n, hy1,. rom tn.
valves my have recently departed :or the Interior anu
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-09-01

ATLANTA, Idaho, Aug. IS, 1898.
Once more the happy smile
crowns the Atlanta mans face.
The cause of which is the flattering
reports coming from the No. 2, or
Yuba company's property. Your
correspondent is reliably informed
that $50 ton run of second-class
ore paid handsome profit. And
the mill, so Supt. LANCE informs
me, will start in a few days on a
much better grade of ore. And |
should Judge from a look at the
dumps of ore at the mine that the
Yuba company's property will be
on the dividend paying list before
the New Year. Their foreman, l..
N. FRANKIE, tells me no will soon
have the mine in shape for a divi-
dend payer. And one can not too
highly praise the energy displayed
by their general manager Window
Vaughn, who recently arrived hero
from London.
FRANKIE, Davis and Lange, accord
ing to reports, have struck good
thing in their Dewey mine on the
Yuba.
Several mining men have been
here lately looking at the Oglesby
and Goodyear property and under
stand a deal is on hand including
their mine and adjoining properties.
Miss Abbie Holland, Miss Carrie
Wootan, Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Browne,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Nicholson, c.
D. Calvin, Cal. Cairns, u. r. Gaetz
and Walter Gross made up a fish
ing party that have been camped
up the Middle Boise near Mattingly
creek for nearly a week. They re-
turned last evening and report good
success. plenty of fish and grouse.
Mrs. Nicholson was unfortunate
enough to sprain her ankle by be-
ing thrown from horse. Her many
friends hope she will soon be able
to get around again.
I will close, hoping for the sue
cess of the fusion ticket.
PRosPECToR.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-09-01
Voters, register next Saturday.

Voters, register next Saturday.
Swift's Meats have no equal.
Fletcher's.
w. A. Reynolds will insure your
property against fire.
Mrs. Easley and children return
ed Monday from Iowa.
Attorney Jaycox visited Bruneau
yesterday on professional business.
Mrs. M. johnson and children re-
turned from Pine Grove yesterday.
J. F. Dyar and Harry Willis went
to Weiser Monday on a business
trip.
The three silver county conven-
tons will meet in this place on the
goth.
Miss Attic Brady went to Boise
this morning to attend Ways bust
ness college.
Mrs. Lewis, who has been very
sick at Sprowle's ranch, came to
this place yesterday.
Bert Kelsey returned home yes
terday from visit at Reddish lakes
in the Sawtooth mountains.
The ladies of the Baptist church
will have their Fair for two days
the Goth and 21st of December.
The vote for Governor in the
Democratic convention was 80 fol
Steunenberg and 81 for Ben Morris
J. Stedman having nearly recoy
cred from a recent attack of bilious
fever, was on the streets yesterday
Grand Chancellor Hall of Mos
COW will arrive here this evening
and install officers of the Pythiar
lodge tonight.
The Caldwell Record says: Can
yon county will furnish the mex
Governor, and there will be n,
Moss in the chair, either"
A very rich and extensive bod,
of gold ore is reported to have re
Gently been discovered in the At
lanta No. mine, on the Yuba.
Saturday, the 10th, the Populist
, and Silver Republicans will holt
primary elections in Gilmore county
Nominating conventions on the goth
Grover Tanner while down on tn
Snake a few days ago came in con
tact with poison oak and is now sui
fering considerably from its effects
Notwithstanding the chilly wealth
er, the ice cream social given las
evening for the benefit of the higl
school room was quite financla
success.
The Boise Democrat of the 28t
says: James Wilson, a pionee
! and one of the prominent stoc
raisers Of the valley, last week sol
his brand to Cox & Co. of Montana
1t numbered about / 200 head, an
! the price received was $26, calvt
included with the cows.
Persons who have a hankerin
after nomination for office durir
! the coming campaign may easil
! be distinguished from ordinary pc
pie during these hard times by thei
; friendly demeanor towards every OF
: they meet and their smiling counter
! anees. They not only smile then
selves but frequently ask the
friends to "smile" with them. The
u is nothing that does more toward
9 promoting friendship and liberalit
9 in an average politician than d
u sire to get office.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-09-01
/. SILVER CONVENTIONS.
Democrats and Silver Re-
pub1icans Combine and
Put up a Winning
Ticket.
Populist Party Split Wide Open
and Place Two Tickets
i'm the Field.
The Dem0crafic aud silver REM b.
The Democratic and Silver Repub.
lican Platforms, Etc.

After four days session at Boise
last week of the three silver parties
of Idaho, the Democrats and Silver
Republicans were, owing to the
failure of the Populists to harmo-
nize the two factions, compelled to
leave them out of the silver COM
bine, and place ticket in the field
composed solely of Democrats and
Silver Republicans. From Gov.
Frank Steunenberg at the head to
Jay A. Chick, former resident OF
Rocky Bar, at the bottom, the silver
ticket is without blemish-com-
posed of men Of well known ability
and integrity and Of strict moral
habits-a ticket that will command
the respect and support of every
sincere silver man and woman OF
Idaho. 1t is as follows, and will
appear on the ballots under the two
distinctive heads: "Silyer Demo
cratic Ticket" and "Silver Repub-
llcan Ticket"
For Congress,
EDGAR WILSON, Silver Republican.
For Governor
FRANK STEUNENBEKG, Democrat
For Lieutenant Governor,
JOSEPH H. HUTCHINSON, Silver Republican.
For Justice Of Supreme Court,
ISAAC n SULLIVAN, Silver Republican.
For Attorney General,
SAMUEL Fl. HAYS, Democrat.
For Secretary of State,
MART pATRIE, Silver Republican.
For State Auditor,
BARTLETT SINCLAIR, Silver Republican.
For supt. Public Instruction.
MISS PERMEAL FRENCH Democrat.
For State Treasurer,
LUCIUs C. RICE, Democrat
For Mine Inspector,
JAY A. CZIzICK, Democrat.
For Judge of Fourth Judicial District,
C. o. SToCKSLAGER, Democrat.