davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Portland daily press., 1900-06-26
CASCO BAY STEAMBOAT co.
'-Commeneing June 18th. 1900.
WEEK DAY TINE TABLE.

WEEK DAY TINE TABLE.
For Forest City Landing, Perks IsIa nd,
s.l5, Gas, 500 300, 1880 a. r., 1900 M. 2.l5,
ala. 44s' 5.ia 6.l5, 10. 500 p. m.
For CushIng's Island, Gas, SOC, II 80 a. m,
2ih, 51a. ais ~ m.
For ListIe ana Great Diamond Islands,
Trsfethen Rad Evergreen Landings,
Peaks Island, b.51 500, SO. 1880 ~ m. 1900
H.. 2a0. AIS, Gl5. 80 y. M
For Ponce's Landing, Long Island, b.39.
SO, 1850 a. ~, 40, q. - =. N.
Returns
Leave Forest City Landing, Peaks Is
and. $40. 7.2o. $50. $50 1870, li59 u M. Loo.
235. a.35. b15 545. GO, $40 i0,i5 D. m, or at
Leave CushiEE's Island, 7.05. BIB. HOO
a. N, 2.l5, 5.35. 60 D. IN.
Leave Pomee's Landing, Kong Island,
Cos, pos. l1-20 a M. $50, G-55 y. IN.
Leave Evergreen La nciiug, CHS, TAO a.i5,
11.3D a. NJ. II 40. 30a. AS, l.. 8 p. m.
Leave TreTethen's Lending. GO, 7.4j.
Leave Great Diamond island, 625, I 30.
o25, ii.4o. q. m 1870. $40 4.3j, 7.l5. 800 p m.
Leave Little Diamond, $50. 7.t5, $50,
Has a. m. 225 as, 4.so. 7.2o, 7.55 p. m.
SUNDAY TIME TABLE.
For Forest Citv Landing, Peaks Is
land, 500, co. 1850 a. M, 1918, Els. 3.i5, 800
y. m.
For Cushins's Island, 0. 1880 a. III, I2.l5.
2.15 1915. % p. m.
For Ia tie and Great Diamond Isla nds,
Trefethens and Evergreen Landings,
Peaks Island, 800 900, 1890 =. H., l2.i3, eco.
4.20 y. m.
For Ponee's Landing. Long Island,
SEQ. 1890 a. M. 200. 4.2o n. IN.
Saturday night only as) .. M, for all landings.
Runs direct to Diamoad Cove making land
irgs on return trip.
: Does not stop at Evergreen.
Saturdays only noon trip VIII leave at 12.i5
c. W. I. COOLING. General Manager:
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Portland whoiesale Market.
nFAnrF Mn f.,,.a 3

PORTLAND. juno %.
Wheat broke nearly &c to-day under heavy
liquidation, but closed steady at decline OF &c
from saturdays c.ose, June closing Soc Corn
at Chicago was al 1sc down, while oats were
l4c higher Provisions very firm In this market
with Chicago lower. Cheese firmer. Turpentine
1c OFF. We reduce prices for spruce ana hem
lock lumber So.
The following quotauonsreprese ut the whole
sale prices for the markets
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MCDONALD STEAMBOAT co

Beginning June 4ih 1890. steamers Will
leave Portland Pier al 9.3o a. m. and 800 p. M.
for Cousins, Lite johu's. GIeat ChessagEe.
Dustin Island and FTeeport Return, leave
South Frecport at $50 a. M ana / w p. ". VIA
above landings.
SMALL POINT ROUTE.
Leave Port and at 200 T. IN for orr's Island
East Harpswell, SehaSco. small Puint Harbor
and Cundy'S Harbor. Return leave Eun3y's
Hsrbor at G. 90 a. IN. via above landings.
j. IL. MCDONALD, Manager.
js4dtf Once I5s Commercial st,
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NEW FORK. Juns 20.

Money on call coal ga G3fs Or cent
Prime mercantile paper 3is S41s per cent
Sterling Exchange weak, with actual busi-
ness in bankers bills 561sa4 s6A for de-
mand and sSIse4 1884 Tor sixty days; post
ed rates at s5and 4 S71s "a SO. Commercal
bills at s2si "a s3M.
Silver certificates co ds1%.
Bar SilverI6os6-t
Mexican dollars 47A
Governments weak.
The Portland daily press., 1900-06-26

The staunch ard elegant steamers
"GOV. DINGLEY'' ana bay STATE"
alternately Leave Franklin Wharf. Portland.
and India Wharf. BoSten. at TOO p. m. daily.
These steainers meet every demand Of
modern l, IVA sosii lnsnly II travelling "' Spe'A'
through tickets for Providence, Lowolb
Roreester, New York. etc, etc.
LF LISCDMH. Gen. Manager
THOMAS NJ. BARTLETT. Age4h
aecl0du
The Portland daily press., 1900-06-26
Retail Grocers' sugar Market.

Portland marKet-cut loaf &c: oontectioners
ct Sc powdered at &c: graduated 5lse; coffee
crushed sc; yellow g..
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MARINE NEWS
PoHT OF PORTLAND.
MONDAY. June IS.

Arrived
Steamer State of Maine, Colby. Boston, for
Eastport and ST John, NIB.
Tug Buceapeer. towing barge Newburgh. with
coal 10 Portland Stoneware Co.
Tug Savage. with barge No 49, Kennebec for
New YORK land proceeded).
Barque Jessie McGregor. Norwood. Savannah.
hard pine 10 Deering. Winslow Go. Vessel to j
s WInslow & Co.
Sch Harry Messer, Sears, Philadelphia, ceai to
Il a. NJ RR.
Sch White. Look, Philadelphia, with coal
to Me Cent RR.
Sen Maine. Bennett. New York. iron to Port
land Water Co.
Sch Hazel Dell, Duffy. New York, cement to
Lord Bros.
Sch Gold Hunter, Candidge, Boston.
Sch Ida Hudson, Weber, Boston. salt to j A
Emery Il Bro.
Sch Mary Wiley. Williams. Boston, salt to J
A Emery & Bro.
Sch VIC Pendleton. Weber. Damariscotta.
Sch Albert W Black. fish.
Cleared.
Sch Malcolm Baxter. Jr. Bailey. Philadelphia
j Winslow 4 Co.
Sch P blackburn. Gardner. Norfolk S
Minslow a. Co.
sch Jennie French Potter. Potter, coal port
j Winsiow 4 Co.
SAILED-Schs Malcolm Baxter. Jr. Philadel
phia; Jennie French Potter. coal port: John
Shay, New York: tug Length. with barge Bath,
for New York.
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rifussi % srst At Ills; MOAssss sugar Is
10, refined Is frin.
CHICAaO-cash ooutAtiotos
FiUur steady.
wneat-No spring =, No . do 821hGe2ea
No REQ at 20 y aST5tc. Corn-N0 At asa ;
No yellow 4914c. Oafs--No at 25lad2 8Ab
No white 99is a2pcs No white 27is q - !
No Rye ct good feeding barley =; fnlr e
choice mailing at 45c. No Flaxseed and n W
Flaxseed 1 so, prime Timothy seed 90. mesl
Pork 1 2OGf2 30. Lard 7bde 87h short
rihs sides at o e5a7 lot dry sailed shoulaefa
Ga as, short clear sides at 4Oa7 90.
Butter Is flrm--crmsry ~ iAal9ci oairies al
13d181kc.
Cheess steady 8lhaelh~.
Eggs Arm fresh IL.
Flour-receIpts 10000 bbls; wheat 10000
bush; corn $4,000 bush: oats $4,000 bush
rye 5000 bush; barley 14.00O bush.
5hipmeuts-Flour 1900 bblss wheat AsOoe
bush; Il corn SO 5000 bush; oats $4,000 busf
rye o.O00 busni barley 40Oo bush
DETROIT-wheat quoted at 81 Ac for cash
wnite; cash Red Of III July e11scs Aug s2bs-
TOLEDO-wheat actlve--cssh o., juno e2ci
July ut 92ssc; Aug 02s3c; Sept.
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EXCHANGE pIsPArcurs.

London June 25-Bardne Maria Principal,
Trapanl for Portland, put into Bsia, Gulf OF
Naples leaking badly. The cargo Is being
transferred TO the Italian barque Uniope $.
risian OBJ, Wallace, Montreal fer Liverpool
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SUNDAY TRAINS.

Leave Union Station for Btddefosd, kit
terry, Portsmouth, Newburyport, salem,
Lynn, Boston, 100 a. m, i2.i5 p m, arrive
Boston 5.5l 4. ~, AGO '. ~. Leave Boston
1910, io.l5 p. m, 1910 midnight.
i-Daily, le2C-u
The Portland daily press., 1900-06-26

RosTD ~ June 25 1900 Tine following were
today's quotations of Flour aud Corn;
FLOUR.
Spring patents 90 10
Winter. palcuts. 10 TO %
Ciear and straI gnL 20 . o 90.
Corn-steamer yellow liae.
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Portland a Yarmouth Electric Ry. c.
je2c.tf

For Underwood Spring, and Yarmouth NJ o. .
a. n. half hourly iii lo.45 p. M. Leave Var
mouth $40 a. m. half hourly till 9.41 p M.
Leave Underwood spr ng for Portland 30 min
utes later Additional ears bst@eea Portland
aud Underwoo Spring every ] minutes IRON
90 y. m. Last car IRON Underwood Spring at
1O.l0 p. m.
SUNDAYS.
For Underwood Spring and Yarmouth half
hourly from 4. IS a. H. 60 a.a5 y. an, With add
tioual 10 minu.es service 10 Underwood Spring
from | 90 p. m Last car from Underwood
Spring at 9.l0 p. m. JnelOu
The Portland daily press., 1900-06-26

John Douglass. Elizahethport; J NJ Kennedy.
Rondout; Charleston and Leading Breeze. Bos-
Sid. sch A r Kindberg, New York.
Ar 25th. schs Young Brothers, snow. Bait-
more; Lyman II Law, Blake, Philadelphia
haTsy ess4 Mn masds siyn
Boston: Melissa frask, Cobb, Port Liberty.
At Fort Point Cove, barge Solus. Philadelphia
s sH schs katherine Perry. baltimore; An
drew .Nebinher and Priuce Leboo, New York;
WIN II Archer, New Bedford: barge Oak Hill,
Rsady to sail goth sch Emma Green. for New
BATH-Ar 18th. steamer Maverick. HALIFAX:
fniiadsipnia: Lawrence Haynes. Henrietta
simmons and LaDprey. New York: Cactus.
Darien; Normandy Savannah. -
and Lizzie Ba6cocK. Philadelphia; Ab6ie Bow
ker New York.
BoOTHBAY-Ar a5th schs n Chase. New
YORK; July Fourth, SANFORD. CT; George Fer
guson, b ideeport; Mediord, Vineyard Haven
Sawyer. Falmouth; Ripley, Oregon ann Stella
Maud, Boston, Julia Baker, Lynn.
BUcKSPoRT = Ar goth, sen Ada Herbert
Boston.
CALAIs-Ar 25th, sch Frederick X Roessier.
NEW BEDFORD = Sid cath. sch Jennie e
At oath. sch Nathan Lawrence, Philadelphia.
NEW HAVEN Ar 25th. sch Ringieader,
NEW IoNDoN-Ar cath, schs Hattie Col
Iins, Hyannis tor New York.
Sid, schs Penobscot, jacksonville for Noank /;
Lizzie Chadwick, Brunswick for do.
N0BSKA-Passed north 24tn. schs Albert L
Stearns, baltimore for Portsmouth, MI; Alice
PERTH AMBoY-sid 20 h, sch Sarah L Da-
PHILADELPHIA = Ar Gath. schs Josie r
Burt. New London; q 7 liaaHaves; Hoston;
Clifford, Philadelphia for Portland.
Delaware Breakwyter Passed out gath. sch
Anna Murray, rhlIadeiphis for Bangor c,.o,
Kendall, new York. and cleared for Bangor;
Marion Draper. Lewis. do. aud sailed oath Tor
Augusta: Hannah Carleton. Hardy, do and
PORT TAMPA-Ar oath, sch NJ ID Cressey,
Harding. Tampieo via quai antine.
bel and Annie y Conlon' Philadelphia; Frank
Seayey, Weymouth; Arcularius. Portsmouth /
Florida, Bristol Hume. Rondont; Merrill c
Hart New York; Morning star. Boston.
So, sch Mary Stewart. Philadelphia; Mary
Newton Boston.
sALEM-Sld aAib. sehs Hiram and Julia s.
Martha, Calais; Everett, Machias; Lawrence
ViNEYARD-HAyRN-A 24tb, sehs Glendy
Burke. Albany Tor Portland; Ida G Southard,
Tor Nantucket: John j Perry. Rockland for New
York: Snowflake, bound east
sid. tschs Lucy Hammond, Normandy and
Passed, sch Harry Messer, Baltimore for Port
land.
WAsHINGToN-cld Esd. sch Clarence II
Venner Baker, Norfolk
Ar 25th, sch Independent, kenuebec.
Foreign Ports.
Ar at st John, NIB, June "a. schs X ID Spear,
Perth Amho, Vim Marshall. Lynn.
Pissed Knsale June 20, steamer Dominion,
Montreal + Liverpool.
Passed Dugenness. June 20, steamer Sargasso,
Norfolk via Halifax for London.
Ar al Aberdeen June rs, steamer Escalona,
Monfreai via Shields mot pIeflOusiy),
Sid I'm London June 2S. steamer Brayilisp,
Montreal
Ar al Bahia mo date). barqne Maria Prin-
clpia. Trapan for Portland.
Ar at st Jehn, NIB. June 20. sch Pansy. Port
land. VIM Marshall. MaTblehead.
Cid, sch Carrie Belle. New York.
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SUNDAY TRAINS,
EASTERN DIVISION.

Leave Union Staten for Boston and Way
stations, 900 a. N. B!ddeford, Aittery,
Portsmouth, N-Nburyport, salem,
L. mn, Boston, 2.Ol, 90 "A. m. 1245, 6 90 p. m.
arrive BOSTON 5.57 a m, 1850, 1te 40 p m.
Boston Express stopping at Old Orchard,
kltIery alid RorssnouIh OHlg. l.sU y. H.,
arrive Boston 20 y. m. Leave Boston for
Portland, 80. 500 a. m i2.Se, 40. 9I5 y. IN,
arrive Portland ll.4J a. ~. l2.05. 40, TO- p
M - An miduIght
The Portland daily press., 1900-06-26
Cotton AinrkstA-
tBy Teiegraph.l

NEw YORK-The Cotton market to-day was
quiet Size advance: middiing upiands pie;
DO gull at o 1890; sales 1s1 bales.
CHARLES roN-The Cotton market to-day
Arm; mlddlings she.
GAIN EsToN--The Cotton market closed
closed STEADY; middiings otse.
MEMPHIs-The Cotton market to-day closed
STEADY; middilngs 0 3-1Sc.
NEW oRLKANs--Tne Cotton market clcsed
firm; middlmgs T-1sc.
MoBILE--Cotton market nominal imiddiings
DC.
sAvANNAH-The: Cotton market closed
steady; middhngs 9tkc-
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The following quotations represent the pay
ing prices In this market;
Bulls and Observation-Disclosures.
Skins-N0 / QUALIFY lOo
MOI ,.... ...... ....b
Nos " ~ ~
his @S1oS
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Memoranda.

Vineyard Haven, June 24--The Boston Tow.
boat company's wrecking agent Baker examined
the stranded sch Isaac ii Illyer at Cuttyhunk
today. He reports tue vessel full of water. but
lying easy. aud not appearing seriously dam
aged. except In her bottom. tapt Doughty, the
agent of he schooner, arrived at Cuttyhunk To-
day. and made arrangements with the Boston
Towboat Company IA endeaYor 10 save III YES
sell II Is thought, unless further injury is sus-
tanned She can be foated.
Philadelphia, June 23-Government tug NeZ-
inscof, at Delaware Breakwater, Teports she
located The suuken sch Charles + Notman. she
cut and cleared rigging and will blow her up as
soon as the weather permits. Also reports saw
nothing OF derelict sen Frank Hall.
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International Steamship Co.

-f oh -
Easnsr. l,fss, es'as. ST. ichn Y g. i'sli9t rs.
and all parts of New brunswick Nova Scotia,
Prince EDWARD Island and Cape Breton. Ths
iavortte route TO Campobelo and ST. Andrews.
n. Il.
summer Arrangements.
On and alter Monday, MAY II. steamers Will
leave Railroad Wharf Portland. on Monday,
Wedaesday and FRIDAY az 80 n. m. Return
ing leave St John. PASSPORT and Lubec Mou-
days and FRIDAY.
through tickets issued and baggage checked
To destination. Ea-Freight received up to 400
pm.
fOT tickets and staterooms apply at .he Pine
TREE Ticket Office. Monument square. or for
other Information al Companys Once. Railroad
w mart foot OF State street.
j. r. ISCOMB. SupE
may II Ii. + &. HERSEY. Agent
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FROM our ooRRrsroSpENrs

ROCKPORT, June 23-Ar schs George Gil
key, Gllkey Rockland, TO load leo for Washing
ton; Annie l. Wilder. Thurston, Boston; Pema-
qud Wheeler. do.
Sid 25th, sch Adelia T Carleton, Wall, Mt De-
sert 10 load stone for New York.
WISCASSET, June :4-Ar. sch Mary b Rog-
ers, Brown. Boston.
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Portland & RumtOrd Falls Ry.

In Effect Jnue rs. 1900.
DEPARTURES
$50 A. NJ and 1860 noon. From Union Station
for Poland. Mechanic Falls. Bnckheld Can
ton. Dixneld. kumford fails and Bemis.
s-5ea- m. 1850 noon and AIS y. m Prom union
Station Tor Meehanic Falls sAd intermediats
BtauonA
Through cars between Fortified and Bemls.
The Portland daily press., 1900-06-26

MIANIrURk ABMASNC....JUNE 20.
Sum Sum . ,s.. % High ~asnr n nM .i 10 Is
Length OF days. Is IS Moon sets o 90
The Portland daily press., 1900-06-26
BOSTON & MAINE II. II.
In Effect June rs, 1900.
xyEsTERN pIxIsIoN.

Trains leave Union Stall1n for scnrhoro
Crossing, 40. 1.o5, 1o.0b Il. an. 1900 noon,
Il5. 300. 81, 5.s5. 600 p. m; sesrboro
Beach. H'ine Point. 100. ITO $50. o. 5, 1000
q. m, 1900 noon. ia. 3.31, 35j BIS 5.45, GO,
coo 500, il.22 p. m Old Orchard. 100, 7.lG,
$50. S45, o.05, 90 a. M, 1909 noon. LIS. Lao,
$50 300 5.26, 5ij 6.C5. co. 80, 500 ll.22 p.
m. sncO and BtadefOrd, 6 90. S ~, $40, Ah5,
10 90 a. M. 1900 noon, i2.5a lis, $50. 500 a25
0.t5 6 ~. 90. 90, ii.22 p. m kennebunk
100 s45 1000 a. M. i2t0. $50. 5.-5, 605, 62e p.
IN. IL rnne bu airport, T0J. s.I5, 1000 a. M.
Is.3o 8 80. COS p. m. wens beach, 100, s.45
a. m. $50 6.25 y. M; North Berwick, Hol-
linsford, sOmerswoIth. 700, s.4a a nl
~ 30, 33c, b.25 p IN, Rochester. Farming
tom, Alton Hay, Noifboro,s 40 a. IN 1850,
33l D. M; Lakeport, f.acOnta, Hetrs,
plymouth, SIS a. M. 1870 p. IN; msnehss-
ter, Concord aud n or. heTn connexions,
100 a. NJ. $50 d. m. Dover, Exeter, Huyer-
hill, LawreUee, Lowell, co. $40 a. M,
1880 $50, e5 p. m; Boston, ti.'o zoe, s.4) a.
NJ, 80, i.4J, $50, sos p. M: leave boston
for PorsIan d, SIC, 500 "a $50 a. m, Is.
AIS. @ 90 y. M. arrive Portland, 1907, 1850.
li.50 a. M. 1910. 800. $50, $50 p. IN.
SUNDAY TRAINS,
Leave Union Station for senTboro Cross
ting, 40, a.35. 10 Is a. m . 90, 3.ia. as, $40
0i5, 7.l5 p. NJ; scarhoro Reach, Pine
Point, Ito $40. $50. l0.l5 a. M, 12.a5, 100,
o 40 4 10. o 10, 6.l5. Tl5 D. m; Ola Orchard,
ITO. SIS, a.35. III a. ~. 1888 100 $40, 4lo.
500 $40, $50, G.l5. T.lo D. M. saeO, btdde-
ford. s.a5. sg5, 10 10 a. M. 1888, zoo, SAC. 4l5
8 100, $40. 80, els. Tlj =. III; hennehunk,
North Berwick, Dover, Exeter, Haver-
hill, Lawrence, Lowell, Boston, 1858,
800. so p. IN arrive Boston, Sis. SO. 2.4z
n N
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NEW YORK--Ar cath, sehs Commerce. Mud
son, South Amboy for Rockland; Mary y fike.
Raye do for Eastport; q NJ P.rter, Huntey, 30
tor Maehiasport; Fred , Emerson; Uimer, do
for do; Silver Spray, White. Sand River, Ms,
via New Bedford: n II skinner Wheaiey. Bel
FAST Morris & Ciii, Nash. Rockland; lila May,
Bowden. do; sullivan Sawin, Norton. Boston.
Sid. sehs Lena White, ROekland; Ida l. Ray.
Boston; Webster Barnard and Izetta, Bangor
Mary Pike. Eastport; Commerce. Rockland
Olive Branch. south AmbOy for Kennebunk-
port; Fred A Emerson. do Tor Bostoni Susan
btetson Port johnson ter Bucksport.
Ar goth, schs Marcus EDWARDS, Port Reading
Tor Saeo; Abbie ingalls,, ST John. Nh: Thomas
Borden and w Ellis. Rockland; Odel, St0n-
ington; Susie oliver and Aaam Bowlby Ban
gor; Georgetta, Sullivan; Annie NJ Prebl Bath.
Also ar 25th. Sehs Cara 4 Gomez, South Gar
diner; Annie & Reuben, do: Matte J Allies,
Annie Bliss, Hillsb0ro. NIB.
Sid. sch sarah l. Davis (from Perth Amboy),
Belfast.
ant. Bangor; Ida, Wilson, Millbridge; Mentor.
Perry Kennebec; Gatherer, Breen, Lanesyllle.
sd, schs Eebecea Moulfon. Norfolk; Go d
Hunter, Bluehlll; Onward, koekland; Hyena.
A GOTH steamer Mich an (Br), Liverpool
schs Race Horse. Port Gilbert. Ms; Hattie NeH-
man apd Hattie IL Barbour. Norfolk Fannie a.
Fay South Amboy; Charles Noble Simmons
and Loring Balrrd Philadelphia; Estelie
Phinney. Washington.
Sid, North Atlantic squadron. for Newport;
barque Louise Adelaide. It Johni schs Emma
Chase, Maehlas; Mary Eiien, PASSPORT
Highland Lght-Passed north 24th, schs Kate
& Mary 4 5 Baymore, Estelie Phlnney. Albert
4 Stearns and Hattie II Harbour.
BALTIMORE-Ar 24th, sch q A white, Con-
sd, schs Samuel Dlllaway, Bath; Bertha
Deaf, Salem; Eya May, ---=s3fslt.
BANGOR-Ar gath. schs Renlleton Brothers,
PAiiadeiphiai kieeta bailsE. Perth Ambsyi
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European Markets.
fBy Telegraph,

LONDON. June rs. ioo0-oonsois 100 7-io
for mono and 1U0h for accouns.
LIVERPOOL, sJme 20. 190o.-rhe Cotton
market closed STEADY; spot 1880; sales TO-
600 bales.
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spoken.

.juue 81, in the Straits OF Florida sch Alice L
Clark, from Punta Gorda for baltimore.
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MnIrk MNUNTAIN DIVISION.


For watervlIIe and Bangor, 20 a. m
and si2.35 p. m, s.i.OO .. M and sig.a5 night
For adj points east via Augusta except Skow
hegAn .iI.O0 D. m For Pota nd sprIag and
lewiston via DanviiIc Juncf., rs a IN
and 600 p. m. For Luncnburg, Montreal
Chicago, $50 D. IN.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1900-09-01
TEMPORARY AND FICTITIOUS"

And now it is Mr. Stevenson who
announces that the present prosper
ity is only Temporary and icti-
tious." Mr.. Stevenson has not yet
undertaken to characterize the sort
of prosperity which the country had
during the four years in which he
shared with Mr.. Cleveland the hon
ors of Our last Free Trade admins
tration. We should like to hear
something from him on that sub
Ject, should like to have him point
out some of the advantages of the
sort OF prosperity which we had
during those free soup days. Per-
haps the gentleman would kindly
point out to us the characteristics of
that real and permanent prosperity
which brought about the formation
of the Coxey army of UNEMPLOYED,
1t is only fair and natural to expect
something of this sort from a vice
presidential candidate who wants
the people to give up present "fcti-
tious' prosperity for theysake of a
return to the sort of Drosneritv
which we had in 1898 to 1896,
when he, as the representative of
of the sames party and the same
policy which he represents now,
filled the Office to which he now
again aspires,-Er.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1900-09-01
Caldwell Milling 90.
S. S. FOOTE, MANAGER

they were not SO green and silly as
you seemed to think them, Billy,
when you tried to fill them up on
silver fzz. And III tell you, Billy
Bryan, that I really think you're
lynn when you say Our party prin-
ciples are trash; for you've put in
every hour since Mckinley was in
power filling up your pockets with
gold standard cash. Now to be
consistent, honey, you must give
up all that money which you made
when politics were out of joint. Do
we think we see you do it??-!!-??
Not penny-if you knew it
would you give up. Doyou voters
see the point? If this little object
lesson doesn't set the people guess
IN till their Yankee wits see how
things ought to be, We'll own ur
we were mistaken, that our faith is
sadly shaken, and hang Our harps
upon a weeping willow tree.-X
QuaVer in Hillsda1e (Mich) Leader
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1900-09-01
GOOD EXCUSE.

The De1amar Nugget has found
a man with legitimate excuse for
supporting Bryan. Here IS the
Nuggets story:
"About the best and certainly
the most honest reasons given by
any one for voting for Bryan and
Stevenson this fall is given to us
by a friend who had a talk with
lack Wicks, the hustling saw mill
man of Quicksilver mountain. Mr..
Wicks is a bright and popular gen
tleman who quickly sees which side
of his bread is buttered and is said
to declare that he will vote the
straight Democratic ticket this fall
because the country is enjoying
too ID much prosperity to suit
him Why he is reported to
have said, three and four years
ago I could get all the help l want
ed at almost any price I offered,
and could put pay days off two or
three months if I chose, and the
men would stay with me. Now I
am paying $50 month and their
keep, and have hard work to get
them and harder work to keep
them. If I even look crosswise at
one of them he calls for his time
and his money. I don't dare to let
a pay day go by or my camp would
soon be deserted. Vote for Nc
Kinley and keep up this condition
of affairs? Well, guess not
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1900-09-01
Billy Bryan.

Let me ask you, Billy Bryan,
why the mischief you are tryin' to
convince the people that you're not
a crank? Don't you know it's verv
foolish on your part to be so mulish
over that COMPOUNDED little silver
plank? You went bowling through
creation that destruction and STAR
walton was the certain fate of every
mothers son if the following cleo
ton didn't go in your direction
with your crazy notions of Is to
But you see you were not in it, not
one single blessed minute, when the
voters really settled down to biz.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1900-09-01
POLlTlCL POINT.
(BY POLITICIAN

A Bryan club is in process of in
cubation here, but what a tame
movement it is comparable what it
might have been tours years ago.
Straws indicate the course Of the
wind. Inquiry at four establish
ments in Caldwell where campaign
buttons are sold, develops the fol-
lowing facts: First establishment;
eve sell gum packages containing
campaign buttons. Keep both
Mckinley and Bryan buttons.
There are 10 calls for Mckinley
buttons to every one for Bryan;
that is the new phase of I6 to /"
Second establishment: "We keep
no Bryan buttons. They are new
er called for, Third establish
ment: I keep both kinds, sell
three McKinley's to every Bryan"
Fourth establishment: I'VE keep
both kinds. Rarely ever have a
call for Bryan buttons. Sell a
great many McKinley's.''