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New York, Ontario and Western n. r

New York, Ontario and Western R.R.
r,ur r>BIE IN EFFECT SUNDAY, JUNE "a,
''"'' 1000.
No,th Bound Trains.
Leave Leave
Srran. Carbon. Arrive
u,, ton dale. Cadosa.
,ni 10. 40 a. NJ ll3O A. m. l,Oo D. IN.
ON, 3.t5 y. m. t'3a y. M. $50 p IN.
~ ~ ''''' 800 D. M Arrive Carbondale, 6,+0 p IN.
2'' ''''' South Bound Trains
Leave Leave ~
Cadosia. Carbondale. Scranton.
an, 100 u. m 40 a. m.
aao; ~; '''' siOa M. 1902 u. M 10 Is a. m.
so, '' e05 y. m. 3,A p. m. t20 p m.
SUNDAYS ONLY.
North Bound,
Srran. Carbon. Arrive
ton. uule tudos's
.o, $50 u. M. 9loa. m loto D. M.
son @ '''''' 100 D. IN Arrive Csrbondale, 7&S p. m.
2o' ''''''' South Bound,
Leave Leave
Cadosia. Carbondale. Scranton.
o 100 a. IN. FOAM,
50s 50s ''''", 40 p. M 5,54p. m. 6sa pm.
"oT T,,in No. oOl makes connection TOR points
~ ~ nrd south Oh Main Line at Cadosia
T'aius Nos 2Oj and 2os make Main Line con-
W. SurIher information, consult ticket agents.
r. ANDERSON, Gen. Pass. Agt., New York
T. y WEISiI. Travelling Passenger Agent scrsn'
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Academy of Music.
Gaiety,

ALL WEEK. Daniel n, Ryan and Company.
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ROOMS WANTED.

wANTED.-e OR 3 FURNISHED ROOMS. Fof
light housekeeping centrally located. Al
dress, j. W., Williams building, City.
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Miscellaneous.

RAlER's oRCuEsTRA-MUsIC FOR BALLS
picnics, parties, receptions, weddings and con,
cert work furnished For terms address r. J.
Bauer, conductor, III Wyoming avenue, over
Hulbert's music store.
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There is something about Miss Blair that speaks
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-10-10

MEGARGEE BROS, PRINTERS SUPPLIES, EN-.
velopes, paper bags, twine. Warehouse, 1870
Washington avenue, Scranton. Pa.
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A MIDDLE AGED WIDOW LADY WOULD LlkE
to have II situation rs Il ady's nurse or as
horsekecper in u small family; can give refer
rrcrs il needed. Address Mary Jones, tribune
office,
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YOUNG MAN WANTS STU Nrl0N of ANY
kind, stenograpet and typewriter. Reter
ence and experience &. j. White, 5a'' Lack,
wanna avenue
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,yOsEpII Kl'ET'TEI., REAR 5ll LACKAWANNi
avenue. scranton, Pa. manufacturer OF Win,
Screens.
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WANTED--.A POSITION BY A REFINED,
educated young lady as companion or nurse
for elderly lady or could care Tor chiia. ',s,' ~
class references Address Box ~, North Me-
hoopany, Pa.
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against Porto Rico viii greatly leopard
eessor at Washington"
Indianapolis News: Our friends in
the East need not fear that the people
and papers in Indiana will give up the
fight against the Porto Rican tariff act
They have enlisted fer the war, and as
the days go by the more closely does it
appear to those that the President has
made grave mistake-a mistake from
every point of view. He has hurt his
prestige. seriously weakened his party
and <njured the standing of the country
in the eyes of the world
Milwaukee Sentinel. THE bill is 6 vio-
Iation OF the plain duty of the United
States; 1t breaks the promise made to the
of hundreds of thousands of Americans: :.
it begins legislation for cur new posses
siCns in such a way as to make their in
habitants uneasy and suspicious"
Hartford Comm Courant: rs it wise
politics, we again ask the politicians of
the Senate and House steering commit
tees. to jam through by sheer force of
party discipline 4 measure SO obnoxious
to millions of voters whose votes will be
wanted and needed eight months from
now?"
Minneapolis Times: The fact remains
that 1t is the plan of the Republican ma
jority in the House to make Porto Rico
an object Of chaTity-the recipient Of
aims wrung from her own resources-i1-
stead of a self-sustaining, prosperous
part of the United States"
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ALAsKA's DIRE DISTRESS.
Plague and Famine Decimating the
Native Villages.

Unless help be sent at once there is
every chance that the natives along the
Alaskan coast viii be wiped out by the
plague and the famine which are now af-
flicting them. The disaster is the most
serious in that territory in half a CEN
fury
Letters were received today by Capt.
c. f. Shoemaker. Chief of the Revenue
Cutter Service. from Captain futile and
Medical Officer Sheldon Jackson, of the
cutter Bear, cruising in Alaskan waters.
They report that the plague seems to be u
mixture CT Influenza ami measles
1t had already almost depOpulated many
villages, and the surviving Indians were
toe sick TO drag the dead bodies from the
cabins. The epidemic had caused super
stitious fear which paralyzed the natives
and left them iGdisposed to check the dis
ease.
They should now be catching salmon
which are running freely, but even those
not yet stricken with the plague are so
unbalanced by superstition that they re-
fuse to fish. As a consequence, starya-
lion is certain for those who escape the
epidemic, unless Government aid be sent.
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a COMPROMISE IN TENNESSEE.
The RrovnIoyv and Evans Factions
Reach an Agreement

NASHVILLE. Tenn, Sept "a confer
ence of the campaign committees of tbs
two factions of the Republican panty was
held here Yesterday to adjust their differ
enees and, after an au-day session, an
agreement was reached.
The terms of the agreement are that
Hon. ". F. Poston, the nominee of the
Evans faction for Governor, is to be with
drawn and lion. John Mccall the nominee
OF the Brownlow wing, is to be the eardI,
date of the party The Evans side Is given
the Presidential electors in the Third
Fifth, Sixth, and Tenth Congressional dis
tricts and one elector from the State at
large. The Brownlow and Evans nominees
for railroad commissioner are to be with,
drawn and the naming of a candidate for
commissioner will be left to the Evans peo>
pie.
The conference adjourned at late hour.
considerable difficulty having been experi-
eneed IN reaching conclusion. The fight
between the two factions was for party
control in the State.
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Tn THE THE STOCK MARKET
Substantial Advances in the Open
ing Dealings.
The Railway List Conspicuous in the
Upward Iovement-Operat in
dustriaI Quarter Generally Strong.
American Steel and Wire Feature

NEW YORK, Sept 5.-The London mar
ket was decidedly strong today in all OF
its quarters and notably in the American
department, where advances averaging in
excess of one-half per cent were recorded
Partly in consequence. the local market
particularly for the railway list, opened
up at substantial advances from last
nights final figures Conspicuous features
of the dealings were st. Paul Che5apeake
and Ohio, Union Pacific, common, and Bur
Hngton and Quincy.
AS was to be expected, the dealings in
Sugar were on an immense scale and the
fluctuations in the stock were wide, owing
to the expected advance in the dividend
rate announced after the close of business
yesterday.
The industrial quarter was generally
strong, particularly for the steel and iron
manufacturing and producing stocks. Con-
spicuous features there were American
Steel and Wire and Colorado Fuel ana
Iron. American Tobacco also advanced on
fairly large dealings
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Morocco has the smallest navy in the world
1t consists of Just one vessel-the Hassani I'm
til recently the peculiar feature of this warshin
was that it had no guns; but the Sultan Abdul
AziZ, has now purchased at Cadiz four OF tbe
IghteSt pieces OF ordnance left to Spain by the
United States at the close of the war and has
had them mounted. He is thoroughly satisfied
that in the event OF war with anv az tba
powers the ''reorganized" navy would be able IN
sweep the seas. The Sultan OF Morocco is very
confident Of his recognized navy: so are We very
confident that the medal beers-Maerzen ana
Senate-wiH please you. The Paris Exposition
authorities have recognized these beers as the
purest and most wholesome Of all beers You will
also find them pure and wholesome if You 'phone
siX-tlirty-four, Arlington Bosziing Co, for a
case
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WHITE HOUSE VISITORS.
The President Receives knights
Te s,iar mna Aeternns.

About $50 Knights Templar and their
ladies called at the White House this
morning, and were received by the Presi-
dent in the East Room. The visitors
We're for the most part members of Occur
dillon Commandery, Of Charlestown
Mass, who are the guests of De Molay
Commandery. OF Washington. = number
OF the knights OF the local lodge accom-
panied them 10 the Executive Mansion.
The President. who is himself both a
Knight Temnlar and an Elk, received
his guests in the East Room.
Two hundred and fifty veterans and their
wives. from Newark. y. J., were also re-
ceived. They represented Lincoln Post.
Grand Army of the Republic, and were
on their way home from the Chicago En-
campment
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SHOOTING ARRAY IN GOTHAM
Infurinted Boy Wounds Two Men
and One AIny Die.

NEW YORK. Sept Five shots were
fred early this morning in a resort on
Third Avenue. just above Fourteenth
Street, by a boy, who was infuriated be-
cause some one had won his girl away
from him. because he had been cheated
out of $50 and because he had been drink
/ ing.
The shooting occurred in the Sharon
Hotel, at 1876 Third Avenue. When the
row broke out there were a score of men
and women in the back room. Among
them was Martin Waldman. nineteen
years Old. OF GOA East Sixth Street. He
is a Hungarian, a lawyers CLERK, accord
ing to his own story, and it VS. he who
did the shooting.
The others there who were Immediately
concerned III the trouble which followed
were James Allen, twenty-five years old, OF
227 West Twenty Street, the man
who was hurt most seriously and who, the
hospital surgeons said would probably die
/ and John Kane, twenty-five years old of
231 Greenwich Street, the manager of the
hotel. 1t was he who was shot in the
mouth and whose jaw was so shattered that
he has not yet been able to tell anything
of his story.
Policemen PettingiII and Thomas Nc
Garry were standing at the corner of
Third Avenue and Fourteenth Street
when they heard shots. They saw a man
dash out of the narrow hallway which
leads from Third Avenue into the rear
room on the ground floor of the hotel
PettingiIl and McGarry ran toward the
place and as they came upon the man he
Ieveled his revolver at PettingiIl, but all
the shots had been fred. The policeman
brought his night stick down on VALID
mans head twice and the boy fell sense
less to the sidewalk.
Kane. the proprietor of the place, sat
in the hall leaning against the wall His
blood was running between them. Over
in corner, in a heap, lay Allen. HIS
hands were held to his abdomen, and
twice. in the side of the mouth and once
a hurry call for Bellevue Hospital am
bulance.
This ambulance was turning from TWEEN
ty-frst Street into Third Avenue, when it
was crashed into by trolley car No Az
bound north. The heavy car hit the am
bulance squareIy. The driver, Albert
Stone, and the ambulance surgeon, Dr.
Sullivan, were both thrown out on the
pavement. Stone had his shoulder dislo-
Gated and DR.. Sullivan had his wrist
sprained, but as he was perfectly able to
walk he sent in call fol another ambu-
lance and then walked down Third Avenue
to the place where the injured persons
were waiting for him. Allen, Kane. and
| Waldman, were all taken to the hospital
House Surgeon Christian, after examining
Allen, said that he could not live
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a BOYS PERILoUs FEAT.
Rode Over a Treaeherous Dam ON a
Log.

Rode Over n Treaeherous Dam ON q
Log.
ST. CLOUD. Mimi, Sept 5.-For recl-
less daring the feat of sixteen year-old
Willard Wheeler, performed at the ST.
Cloud dam Monday afternoon, has had few
equals in this section. Young Wheeler Is
the son of C. F. Wheeler late chief of po-
lice. and at present operating sawmill IN
eastern Idaho. He has inherited a taste
for river life and is only happy when play
ing about the steamers and upon the logs
which at this season fill the Mississippi
Monday, with a crowd of boys, young
Wheeler was at the river Stripping him
self OF all clothing save his trousers and
a hat, he dropped fifteen feet from the
Tenth Street Bridge to log on the water
below and declared his intention Of riding
the log over the dam. His companions, as
first incredulous, expostulat with him
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-09-05
CENSUS OF FIVE CITIES.
Albany Shows a Small Decrease in
Population

hsbany SHOWS SHAH Decrease in
Population.
Bulletins, announcing the population of
five cities were issued at the Census Blu
reau today Albany is the only one of
the five that does not show an increase
during the past ten years. For that city
there has been a decrease of less than 1
per cent The population this year is a.
Isl, as compared with s4,923 in 1890.
Salt Lake City is given by the official
count So, 81, against n, S43 in 1890.
Bayonne, n. J., has 32,722 for 1900
against 49, 33 for 1890
Birmingham, Ala, has population of
3,415 against IS ,173 in 1896
Akron, Ohio, has 42,7OS against 27,6O1
for 1890
Lancaster, Pa, has 41,459 against 80 oil
for 1890
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when it became evident that he meant to
carry out his fooihardy threat. Their OBJ
jections were of 10 avail however, and
they were Mortified to see the lad, standing
firm and erect on the log, start over the
dam.
The perilous journey has been made by
few, if any, boats and when the boys saw
Wheeler disappear over the crest they
thought he would be killed.
Running to the bank opposite the dam.
however. they saw the young fellow cling
ing TO the log, which he rode safely into
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Not to BE Fooled with.
4 REAL PLEASURE.

at is a pleasure to sell ChambeTIain's Collie
Cholera, and Diarrhoea Remedy writes the
Harmon Drug Company, of Mound City No
because it always gives our trade complete salts
faction 1t IS our leader for bowel COM
plaints. This is the only remedy that never fails
and that Is pleasant and safe to take. When
reduced with water and sweetened children like
it. For sale by Henry Evans, wholesale and re-
tail, and all druggists.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

NUMBER Of department employees and others
are forming association to buy tract of land
already selected near Washington for sIb-divid-
ing into quarter-acre or larger lots, and build
ing themselves homes; plan adapted to those
without means except regular salary: object not
speculation, but acquiring suburban homes in-
stead of paving rent; subscriptions now being
taken: number Of shares limited: meetings at
1921 St NV, Wednesday evening, T,30- For
particulars address c. B. s, 1904 St NV. or
call bctwecn / and 5 O'Clock. SGT
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THE BEST REMEDY FOR DIAR-
RHOEA

Mr.. C. R. Dawson, well-known citizen of
Pomeroy, Ohio says: ''Chamberlain's Collie
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Is the best medi-
cine for diarThoea that l ever used Having used
it on several occasions with good results l can
testify 10 its merits" For sale by Henry Evans
Wholesale and retail, and all druggists,
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Democrats Confident of Mr.. Bry
ans Election.

Politicians I'm Washington Gratffied
by the Returns From Vermont and
Peoples Candidate in maryland.
Inconsistency CT the Republicans.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ATTENTION. HOUSE OWNERS.
We can rent your house this mon, h.
We never rented as many houses as dur
ing the past two weeks, and the demand
continues Send particulars OF your
vacant house at once and receive our
check the day it is rented. STONE &
FAIRFAX. see f St NV. se5-3t
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WOMAN ROBBED IN SCOTLAND
American Bookmaker Suspected of
Stealing Jewels.

LONDON, Sept. 5--Mrs. Davidson, an
English woman, who is touring Scotland,
complained to the police of Monat, Scot
land. today that she had been robbed Of
jewels worth $40 0G0.
An American bookmaker. named Joe An
derson, was arrested on suspicion. The
jewels have not been discovered
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DIED.

BURNETT Monday, September s. 1860.
SARAH JANE. iHfaGt daughter Of Robert H.
ard Elizabeth NJ Burnett, aged eleven months
ana twsIty-six days.
Funeral f-2m parents residence 40 Nineteenth
Street upr-:ieasc, Wednesday, September ). at 3
O'Clock T. m. Friends OF the family are invited
te be preseor- II
DAVIS-Departed this life Monday. September
3, 1900 ar $50 d. m. WILLIAM i DAVIS aged
twenty-slx years and nine months. beloved hgis-
band of Clara 4. Davis. nee Strong. son Of the
late George Z and Mary 4 Davis.
Funeral from his late residence, 9lS Third Street
southeast etiuesday, September D Il 2.3O D. m
Friends invited 10 attend Ii
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New York. Cotton Market.


Sales-U s. coupon IS. S1.OOO911 Is.
Capital Traction, 5G102 IL. MergenthaIer
Linotype, 5G1SS. seller 7; 5G1S7 "a, seller
Z. Pneumatic Gun Carriage, 2G09 10.
GOVERNMENT BONDS
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KIDNEY
TROUBLE

mer's Swamp Root, the great kidney remedy.
At druggists in Rfty-eent and dollar sizes sarn
pie bottle by mail free; also pamphlet telling Won
how to fpd out if yea have kidney trouble
Address Dr. Kilmer s. Co.. Binghamton, N 7,
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Chicago Grain and Provision Market.
Corrected daily by w B. Hibbs & Co, mem
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange, l4I9
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE-Ten 12-acre lots for SIPS each 1T
LandOyer station. Il. & z. r r. Just out
side Of District; 6l2 cents commutati0n fare; ID
homeseekers only; be quick Address OF cali al
1914 Pa ave. Sc gs4--t
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TO CTRE a COLD m one DAY
Morocco's Small Navy.

Take Laxative Rromo Quinine Tablets All
druggists refund the money if it fails to cure
E. ". Groves signature is each box 25c
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New York Stock ,;nrket

Corrected daily by W B. Hibbs Co.. mem
bers OF the New York Stock Exchange. 1ils +
Street
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SUMMER RESORTS.

JOHNSON HOUSE Colonial Beach, on river
front; hrSt-class board; terms reasonable.
MRS c. L JOHNSON aIl26-I4t
Walters Headache Powders,
Have you tried them? Sold by all druSgists
ask for them. 10 cert5 au3-tf
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LOST.

L0sT-Pension certificate. Finder please return
to c, W. HUDSON, 60i& 4th st. NV
se5-3t ,em
LoST-Small tan and terrier puppy. Reward If
returned to l0l I'd st. 1t
LoST-Lady's gold and silver fligree work brace
let, daisy pattern, at Cabin John. Reward
for return TO CASHIER this office. sc5-3t
LoST-WilI the lady on y. J. ave who picked
up s. bill in seat Of smoking car at B 4 0.
depot Monday night please return some to Nc
Pherson's drug store, 9Th and SITS. NV? 1t
LOST-At Marshall Hall, Sept ,. gentleInan's
watch chain, marked F. S c. Reward if re-
turned TO 9l4 18th ST. NV. se5-3t
L0SF-Merno book and papers Of no ysIue to
anyone but owner; book marked IL. b. P'
Return TO THIS OFFICE and get s. II
LoST-Saturday. between sth and f St. sw. and
b. & o. depot, , diamond sets Return to
SIMMONS, 424 y J. ave NV; reward. se+3t
LOST-Morning, Aug. u, q small white gyp,
Nellie; fex terrier; IS reward to return to
owner, lG07 Marion st. NV; no questions.
L0ST-Bull pup brindle. white breast and feet
Reward at 20lS T ST. NV sc3-3t
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is a deceptive disease
thousands have it and dent
know It. If you want quick
results you can make no
mistake by using Or XII
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FOR TlENT-oFFICEs.

smooth water below. He received the con
gratulations of the admiring lads on the
bank. It is the first and probably the last
time that anybody Will ever make the de-
scent of the dam, for Wheeler says he viii
not do it again.
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EsNANCIAq.
Chicago alas Been

In the West there is a hoTnely saying that at
Is the stuck hog that squeals-" just Chi
cago is tsqueaIing'' or. rather, the members
OF the Board Of Trade because their grain trade
is leaving them. There was a time when Chicago
was the largest cash grain market IL the L. s.,
but that was long ago and now Minneapolis
Is the largest market, while New York comes
next, while St Louis and Galveston both do
without saying that the
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ST. NARYS ACADEMY. Alexandra.

Boarding School for girls. Large grounds; am
pie equipment; terms moderate Glasses will be
resumed Tuesday, September aui2-Imo
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S H..

VI| iotII otIets \, ".
II you Ike TO learn Spanish in 1 Quick way call
at SO 18th st; day and night lessons sei-ts
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MsCELLANE0Us B0NDs.

IIoI IAlN4 ot VII -Il11-l 1'J-fDN-
es, 1902 's3o-year funding gold 10l
IS, 1901, Water stock" currency. 102
Funding curreary, 3.65s .-...-...- 100
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BIRDS, DOCS, ETC.

YOUNG PARROTS, singing canaries, hooking
birds, dogs, cats, rabbits, gold fishes. etc;
catalogue free. SCHNiD'S BIRD STORE. ~ Eta
NV. afJS2-tF
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L0Sr-Pension certificate. Finder please return
to c. W. HUDSON, G0f12 4th st. nw.
Sel-3t en-
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Price Of Wheat

is regulated by The law of supply and demand
the Chicago Board of Trade; it therefore
seems ridiculous to read, in a pamphlet pub
lished by "a Member Of the Chicago Board OF
Trade that if it were not for that body, n
PRICES, FOR i TINE ANYWAY" Why il
Chicago were to be wiped of the face Of the
earth tomorrow il would not affect the price Of
wheat New oTk Is a bigger cash wheat mar
ket and New York quotations are traded IN tM
world over. We Lave them; send an order