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MISCELLANEOUS.

SEED MARKETS-Chil ago, june 20
The haXseed market was both strong and
active today, with trading on a .arger
scale tnan Tor weeks. Crop damage e.
ports were the factors in making both
sldes or the market ne. Vous. Prices for
futures We're errat-c, varying from lac
per bu during tie session. he -eio h re
We're u cars, cars at Duluth and nose
at Minneapolis. Cash fax at SiS9 s n
tember at Sl.T and October at 81 BIZ per
bu. Cash timothy seed closed 1t So 50 per
IGJ lbs. Glover seed Closed at SS per 100
lbs. Minneapolis fiaxseed quoted at $f.75
per bu.
BUTTER AND EGGS-New York J1na
Misunderstanding 10 746 pkgs; steady.
creamery, extras, 16119c; flcto~y. BIN
16c. Eggs-Rece' 'pts, 12O17 pkcs; firm:
Western, less off, 14@15c; Western un.
graded, at mark, 10G1S1ac
Chicago. June 20-BuCter firm; cream
cries, 14@19c; dairies, 12Q1e16c. Eggs slow;
fresh. 10c.
NEW YORK coFFEE-New York
June 20.-The market for coffee fu uras
opened steady al. unchanged prices to
points decline, ruled quiet large Tecefpts 8
checking purchases which with the IN
difference of outside spe-u ators che ked
prcf ssional Confidence Varia t 'ens un-
impertsnt ard all han5s caut' Gus fter
the late 40 to so points decline. Covering
caused TO point advance in the late ses-
son. The close was firm with net un-
changed to 10 points higher: total sales
1850 bags, including July at 1851 c;
September, 7.a9@7.25e: November. 7.l50
7.SOe: December. 1851. .45c; January, zi-c;
May. 7.70c.
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CATTLE.
COMPARATIVE receipts;

ComLarative receipts:
!otaI for today (estimatedn eoo
week ago..-................,... al
- d. q s > 49,. Observation-Disclosures. 7
Quotations: Choice butcher cows ard
helfers, S4Q4-50; fair to good. "a 25S5f.
thln COWS ard Gamers. S26L2 Is. ch@4re
Datcher steers, $4.5005; fair to good "a
q gg4.90; fat bulls. 50 .5O@4; bologna bulls
FZ. !oq3.4e; veal calves, $46I5; good 10 choice
s5 StocH CO COWS and hetfers, 80 25u3 A.; far 30
good S2s003l0 common and tai fnes s2ty
20; helter calves, SOB 25; go 4 ro t.ho 20
Ssdtockers 81 and feeders. S}50I4; far 10 GOOD
S2a.z'o"'30; common and tailinqs. 81. 50f13.
Stetr caves. 1901; stock and feeSjs- o
ouI $, s2-751@.25; fesd cows. 50 =nI1}.
stagS ana oxen, $3G14; mixers and sprin@.
Butcher cattle sold steady at Tuesdav.s
Silsnl decline with. limited cffe.ines. con-
s1Stihg largely of medium cows and he-f
erS. ne only choice offerings were
very very rev scattering head. The stock cat
ule MAJ ket was very Gull. The offerings
were again heavy with a big psrcanta %
- - common and medium grade stuff. On
me good qua ity stuff pri es were gene-ai-
~ 79c lower. and slow sale even at fine
decllne Iha ccmmcn cat were hard to
I've I'VE away. Stock and feeding bulls wee
lo9Z9c l; lower. with a fair demand AT tbe
Cec'ine Nca1S are 81 lower than leet
"seh good calves selling at $5. Repre-
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DULUTH.

DULUTH. Mimi, June 2O-The market
was active 3G, and higher. July opened 1c
q192sc at TO- UP 10 Sl4sc at i:40, off to
60Bc at noon. and closed &c up at 82c,
Cash, 5000 bu at 14c under July TO ar
RYE and 12c under in store. CIose: Wheat
NO. l hard. cash, $3.50; 10 arrive. s37sc:
July, S3zsc; September, 84%c: No. / nor h.
efn, cash size; to arrive, Size; July. S2.:
September, S2Bc; No. 2 nor, he1n. 79% e.;
No. spring. 761hc; oats. 240231sc rye,
66'ac; barley. 3SG040c; fax, cash. $3.50 IN
car lots and $1.75 in broken lots; to ar
i've, I7S; September $1.33 bid: October.
$l52; corn. 509se. Rece' 'pts-Wheat, POI. $50
bu; barley LII bu: flax, 5,621 bu Shin
ments: wheat. 2l4225 bu; corn. i6 C7S bn:
fax, %, 019 ~
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Call money, New York 49,. .112Q1& HOP
NEW YORK, June 20.-The stock mar
ket made some headway during the
early part of the session against depres-
sion, and an average level Of prices ma
terially above last-night was establish
ed. Room traders were inclined to take
the long side for a turn under the i'm
preston that the market had been over
sold and a rally was due. But before
the end of the session large offerings of
stocks were thrown on the market, en-
bracing all the principal groups of securi-
ties dealt in. Earlier gains were more
than wiped out the decline from the best
active railroad stocks running from l to
~. The net losses We're mostly frac-
tional, but some of the spccialties show
wide declines and the same is true of
some of the dormant stocks which have
not been dealt in during the late period
of weakness.
The chief ground of the early strength
in the market was the range of prices
from abroad and the disposition of Lon
don to buy stocks here. 1t was evident
that a more cheerful view was taken in
foreign quarters of the Chinese Situa ton
and British consols hardened a Shade in
spite of the stiffening of the London mon
ey market. The chief influence in turn
ing the tide of sentiment towards the
bear side was the acute weakness devel-
oped in Sugar and Brooklyn Rapid Trans
it and in other specialties by sympathy.
The bears attacked the BROOKLYN stock
with great confidence and encountered
little opposition in offering the price down
on account of yesterdays judicial opinion
against the legality of ten-cent fares
After selling at 6412 in the morning the
stock was forced down to 601a in the late
dealings. The drop in Sugar extended to
over points, and was without special
explanation. All of the gas stocks were
acutely depressed, the declines extending
from IA in Peoples Gas to 5% in Brook
lyn Union Gas. Other notable declines
were Cotton Oil preferred 5, Chicago
Great Western preferred p on d-sap-
pointment over the failure to declare a
dividend; the tobacco stocks, General
Electric and New York Air Brake from
IL to A. These violent declines had a
sympathetic effect on the whole list
Weakness in the railroads was aggra-
waited by the renewal of crop damage
reports and not only the grain-carrying
roads but the cotton roads also were
affected by this cause. Some of the SELL
ing was said to be of Stocks held by
bankers for collateral which had been
tunity to the customers of the firms con-
cerned to take up the stocks
The money market hardened apprecia-
bly,. and the possibility of quick inroads
on the small surplus reserves of the
banks receive increasing attention To-
shipment to France was about as ex-
pected, and sterling exchange eased off
under the pressure of bills against the
sh 3pment. Discount rates hardened bo h
lin London and Berlin and sterling fell a
fracts9p in Paris, so that it is considered
yet satisfied, and gold is expected to go
out on Saturday. -
The bond maj ket1was <ull and prices
lower Total sales par value, 81, ,250, 600
United States new is declined Il in the
bid price. s49
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H0MEoPATHs NAME OFFICERS.
Dir. AIdrIch, of minneapolis, Non.-
mated for Registrar.

WASHINGTON, June 2O.-At this
morning 5 session of the American Insti-
tute of Homeopathy, nominations for Of
1icers of the institute for the ensuing year
were reported as follows: For president,
DIR. w. W. Vanbaun, OF Philadelphia; DR..
A. B. Norton, Of New York; vice preei-
dent, Dr.. George Royal, Des Moines
second vice president, DR. n. Ward, San
Francisco; secretary, Dr. Eugene Porter.
New York; recording secretary, DIR. vii
son A. Smith, Chicago; treasurer, DR.. r.
". Franklin Smith, New York. board
of censors, Dr. George B. Peck, Frovi-
dence, r. l.; registrar, DR.. Henry &.
Aidrich Minneapolis Minn.
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BROUGHT A GOOD PRICE.
Cotton Exchange Seat Brings About
Four Thousand Dollars.

NEW YORK, June pa sale was made
last night Of Cotton Exchange member
ship at $3.50, the seller paying the trans
fer fee Of SIS Today seat sold at $4,000,
the buyers paying the transfer fec, maxi
ing The cost OF membership S4,025
Less than two years ago cotton ex-
change membership sold as low as 500.
Improved business advanced the price 10
$4,000 last spring, since then a new COM
mission law has caused the Increased
value.
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FLORIDA DEMOCRATS

Adapt IA Platform IndOrsing Mr.
Bryan.
JACKSONVILLE Fla, June 20-The
state Democratic convention today adopt
ed a platform, the main features of
which are Endorsement of w ]. Bryan
for president. denunciatfon of trusts, de
mand for the repeal of war taxes, free
coinage of silver, governmental control
of corporations. especially railroads, di-
rect vote for United States senators,
graduated income tax and reduction of
the tariff to a revenue basis
On the question of the removal of the
seat of state government. over which a
hot fight was expected. the platform calls
for a primary election on Nov. to de-
eide whether a constitutional amendment
shall be submitted to the voters.
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4oG in thc Shnde

TO escape the intense heat of the next
two weeks, join the 500 Lines personally
cond9c.ed excursion to CieVeland Ohio,
huron, River and Lake 81 Clair, Detrojf
River and Lake Erie. New steamers
built in 1879. Best OF everything; all ex.
penSes paid; Ten days tour only $4,000
Make reservations at once. 500 Line
Ticket ca-ce, 80 Robert street.
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TIE LNE STOCK MARKETS
BULK OF HOGS SOLD SEVEN AND
A HALF CENTS
LOWER
STOCK CATTLE SLOW SALE
Receipts Again Heavy, and Prices
Again Go LOwer-Butcher StuR
Steady Mt Slight Decline
Sheep Sell Lower.
STOCK CATTLE SLOW SALE

SOUTH ST. PAUL, June 20.-Receipts
at the Union stock yards today (estImat-
ed We're: Cattle. 800; calves. 400; hogs,
l. 400; sheep, 400; horses. 25; cars, 50.
Official receipts Tuesday: Cattle, 1 44O:
calves, $50; hogs, 2,574; sheep, 12l6; cars,
49,
Receipts thus far in June, compared
with the same period in June. 1899, are
as follows:
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HOGS.

Comparative receipts:
totaI 1 Tor today (estimated). ........... / 400
week ago. .......................... 21OS
6,ot, 1874
.; good to prime heavy. S. 95G75. .O2% rongR oi19R
H1eeadFy; 1ea' AfOQ475 stays and boars' S4.27@
80; pigs and SIX ps. $4a45O.
o,o MARKET opened a flat &C lower. and
T''sts9 Tiosed weak, with prices 71hc lower than
IuIelsday's close. Receipts wee lirht
WIN demand good at the decline. The
of Ogik ks, sold at $495q5, with a couple of loads
sold at $4.75. Toe lower. Pigs and Iae5S srags
steady. Representative sa,es:
Mixed and Butchers
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SAN FRANCISCO, June 20-aIessrs.
Kawanakona CornwelI, Wilder Holt,
Wise and Withers, delegates from the
territory of Hawaii to the Democratic
convention at Kansas City, arrived here
today on the steamer Australia.
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The National Con nzcnttons.

Tickets Oh sate june 26-y
Democratic. IT Kansa CITY. JuIy a 1904
Tickets On seic July 2
The read 10 take % attend these Con
Ry, the bbp ufar Msple Leaf Route =
with Its vestsh Iissd traits, free chair cars
at!sfaetory s-tailas ca service and its
n'iS a. l'ds's'au - = seplnS efr accommodations
further f;sssiels Jas allslly 40 J. 2. Elmer.
G. =. 2. D. cuss.eg Fifth and Pnheri
streets, 81. Iasaa
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c,a aIour@Firsd % . patents. $310G53. .95; first
81 6502. Is per "ol' pure,
:, FeedEBran st D. in bulk. 1125al1.5o: shorts
IN IN 52I.IS, 6u.k, $i1 25@1150; middHngs in bulk
IlzzSf5l2 a. ESi 30 red dog. in 1lOl6 sacks, f. o.
low, S8kc. ~ 40 SeI-
2514c. f-e' ID stronger; z0@
foT oat5dIhe d5oidd oats market is stronger; 25Ac
Rye-No. rye quoted at 53@55c
mailing. 0O i0l cilolce
Coarse cornmeal and cracked corn. in
S4ck5' per ton. sacks extra. $l425ai4.50
sacks sacks extra. S14 75015
Hay-All quotations are higher. There
IS feeling of strength through the en-
tire trade. The prospect of short hav
crops IN the Northwest is the primary
reason for the higher range Choice tim,
othy is now quoted at $11@12; clover mix
ed ed TN tInne by, $9.50G10.5O; Minnesota upland
SIQl2; iowa upland, $11@12; coarse TO me.
DUN, $9a8 so; rye straw. $3.50. Receipts
are light, at 30 tons
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STATE GRAIN INsPECTTON
Totals

Other Grains-No corn. 21; No 4 corn
l; NO. oats, s: no grade oats, /; No. Z
rye, /; No. l flax, l.
Cars Inspected Out-Wheat-No hard
|; No northern, p; No. northern. Z;
No. 3, 8: rejected, 8; no grade, 2; No. 8
oats, 70; No. 2 rye, 2: No. l fax, 10; re-
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
firm. Wheat-No 8, 757sc; No. 2 red size.
Corn-No. ?. 403E@4lAc; No. ? yellow, AZ
@4lAc. Oats-No. ?, 2t@2l1zc; No 2 white,
25AQ27c; No. s white. 259t 6e2615c Rye
No. 2, see. Barley-Good feeding, 3Sd40c;
fair to choice mailing, 41G044c. Flax Seed
No /. $l,SO: No. Northwestern, $3.50.
Timothy Seed-Prime, $2.6o Pork-bTess,
Per Dbl, $19.40d11 30 Lard-Per leo lbs
&.55@6.6l1@. Short Rios-Sides Qoose), SC S.
m6.S5. ShCulders--Iory salted (boxed) GU
G67sc. Sides-Short Clear (boxedl. 81 156
.25. Whisi1y-Basis of high wines. 81 %
Sugars--Cut loaf. 6 4Sc; granUlated. 5 .s2c:
confectioners ~, :" 5SScjs Clover Seed
Contract grade, $500. Receipts-FIolr, go
COO bbls; wheat. 125,0G9 bu; eorn. 76l. eco bu;
oats, 44S,090 bu: rye, 10000 bu; barley, i9,-
cog bV 90 Shipmcnts-Fiour, 1000 bbls;
wheat WI @i 29'oo0 bqi corn. 100000 bu; oats,
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was firm; creameries, 14GD19c;
dairieS. l3Gl61ac. Cheese steady at slb@
s1ac. EGGS slow; fresh. 10c.
MINNEAPOLIS.
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Coed aee05i. alosl lltion Left

Tor twelve paopls, en the 500 Line per
soHa!iy coIsHHfes cnfsion 20 Cle.eiand.
OHIO, iea ville Coils and ST Paui
JGne 2Sth. Esn.qsls l6uT $1,000, inclu,lag
al al eX2e1seE Get itinerary, 500 Lac
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WILL LEAVE MINoCaUA.
Col bryan and Party to Go
60 Chicago.

MfNOCQUA, Wis. June 2O.-William ].
Bryan will finish his outing here tomor-
row. when lie will depart for Chicago.
He and his party viii leave at 5 O'clock
in the afternoon. via the Milwaukee road.
Col Bryan has derived world of bene-
fit by his rest and recreation.
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Simmer & THOMAS,

ed strong and higher July wheat OPEN
eo,, ed at fS12c. against 763s@76a4c yesterday.
followed 5na by, sharp advance to 793sc a
1ro2p 10 I61ac, gain of Nc a sale at
l0Ac;., again followed by an upward rush
TO, TO lSAcc, decline to 79c, forward sale at
ttyg72Wf9asc, lull for a few moments and
tnen In \, a quick dash to 60Ac, drop to 791sc
IS September wheat opened at Sec AGAINST
Ii,7s@l'44c yesterday, advanced to S0Ac, de-
Gnned S,, 6, to 791&c gained 1sc. lost &c firmed
i1o Up 70 I912c, lost 18c, scared to 8O3sc. lost
14 &c, jumped to Sic. dropped to 805sc by
n:lo i-:lo a. n.' again sold at Sic. and by
noon he'd at S05sc ~
The cash wheat market was strong
WI Win good demand for No. / northern
10 arrive were made on this basis and
some fully Ac better. Lower grades sold
tesaally at relatively better prices than
Sune wheat closed at Size, July at g11sc
and September at S2Nc. O. 9A720
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NEW YORK MINING STOCKS

a, MlNo6NEAPoLIS MONEY-Minneapol
2une P New York exchange Wednesday:
buylng rate. par; selling rate, SOC pre-
mum; M n, Chicago exchange, buying rate
e e9c discount; selling rate, 25c premium
Sterling, S4S4h
TREASURY STATEMENT - Washing
ton, ton, June 2o.-Today 5 statement of the
treasury balance in the general fund. ex-
elusive of the $l5oOOOO00 gold reserve IN
the division of redemption, shows: Avail
ape aIe cash balance. S149, 1885, $685. gold, $685.,
90 NEW YORK MONEY-New York. June
Zo-Money on call steady a 1h60l% per
cent; last loan. ~. Prime mercantile pa
per, 315@41a per cent. Sterling exchange
easy, easy, with actual business in bankers
bills at "a. .6GAd4 .S67s for time. and S4S1as9
1917 for sixty days. Posted rates' 4.851s
048S. Commercial bills. $I83h0484. SiiE
yer yer certificates, $4.6O04.6l Bar silver.
6OAc Mexican dollars. 47Ac
BANK CLEARINGS.
st. Paul-$693. .445S5.
Minnea Aaiis-s1 Al ,971.
ChiCago-$22. .473. 1871
- 4
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RANGE OF PRICES

vUb Open High Low Closing.
I,,nd neat ing. est. est. Wed. Tues.
July ........ 7Sih SiH 7sX a% 81 e 7e%E .6#.
81 62A 791a S2I 77%-&
Mn IN Irack-Oficial closing quotations:
@G: SS2c! ! nard Ma . wheat. 84Ac; No. northern,
corn, corn, S9Ac; rye, 54G56c; barley 3S6SI1c:: ::
faxseed, 81 10 -e'' 00e97lc'
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Quotations: Fat sheep. 50. T5t514. .25. stock
sheep, 52-509l$3: feeders. $543 50; fat lambs,
"a. l5gf5-Z0; yeariinSs, Si.5O45; stock and
feeding lambs. g. 3.75d425; spring lambs. s
95.I5 Above quotations are on shorn
sheep and lambs
Receipts heavy. Market 25c lower on
sheep and J8c lower on lambs. Demand
for killing stuff was fair at the ioyve1.
prices. Ee9resentatiYe saIes:
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Cattle. Hogs Sh.

The days sales (estimated), each buyer
purchasing he number OF head indicated
Ncre as fnllnNus. ~
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STOCK QUOTATIONS.
- Furnished by Charles H. f. Smith &
Co, members of the New York Stock ex-
change, Pioneer Press building, who have
direct wires tosChieago and New York.
Closing prices are bid:
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BONDS.

M. X. & T. ENDS 661a-
do As. 89A
N. Y. c.. lists. .11l14
n. J. c. gen. -5s. .122
IN. P. gen. IS. -. 661a
do prior As. -. .1OS7s
lN.Y.C. & St.L. .4s1G5b
lN. & w. con. As. 9615
IOr. Nav. lists. .109
do Is. .10l1s
10. S. L. IS. .127sI
do con 5s. .114ja
Reading gen. As. S71I
IR. G. w. l. ts.. g95s
81 7. p 7 M.c.5s.11O1
St.L. & S.F.g.G .Gs.125
st. Pa III con....16515
ISt. C. & P.1sts11eG
do 5s.. .120
lSOu I dC- IS. l914
Sou. Ry. IS. HOY
IS: r. & T. 6s. 6S
IT; & P. lists. Up
do ends. ....... 55
Union Pac. IS. .1057k
wabash lists. III
do ends. ....... 100
West Shore As. .115
Wis. Cent. As. 30
va. centuries. =. go
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GAINS WERE WIPED OUT
WAY EARLY IN SES-
SION
CHECKED BY LARGE OFFERINGS
Net Losses, However, Were Mostly
Fractional, Though Some of the
Specialties Showed Wide
Declines.

Bar silver New York ..... 60A 6O9s
Call money. New York ..... ..11zQ1A 112@z
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sales: - Q
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MICH COW EXckangc- Marker quist
'enand light for even best qu3, ity COWS.
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silNAEAfoIIs. June 2o.-Wheat Open
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MINNEAPOLIS.
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SHEEP.

Comparative receipts:
Total for today (estlmated) ........ 400
a a week ago ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 305
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do 5s. coup. .I13
d. Of c. 8 Cos. .I23
Atch.. gen. As. .10012 /
do adjt. Is. 82H |,
Can. Sou. 2nds. .105sz 1
c. & o. 415s. 9S7s
do 5s. .1i63s b
G. & N. con. 7s.143 4
do ST. deb. 5s11715T
Chi. Term. As. 50 4
Colo. Sou. Is. 8518 k
ID. & r. G. lists. 101% !.
do Is. 99H |
e. T.,V. & G.1s s133T
Erie gen. As. 70
f; w. & D.C.1st. 7O1S /
Gen. Elec. 5s. .1l7B
Iowa Cent. 1sts.112
&c; p. & G.1s S 70 /
i. & n. uni. As. 1907 J.
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'Woodstoci>" and "SEinnesota.y

The above are the names OF the two
palatial Pullman sleeping cars run daily
between the Twin Cities and Omaha over
the Minneapolis & st. Louis new short
line They ere Paragons of beauty
Buffet Library cars are also a feature
of the Minneapolis & ct. Louis service to
Omaha. Pullman care parlor cars on dar
trains.
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BANK CLEARING!

st. Paul-s693, AS. So.
nneaAalis-s1, A. ,971.
ChiCago-$22.473.7
Boston-S1S,T S,T7S, 43S.
New York-$149. .271 ,T06.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1900-03-07
HAS BOUGHT HOTEL.
Mrs. B. M. Wilson Has Purchased
the Dillon House.

Mrs. B. NJ. Wilson has bought of Mrs.
W. A. Mercer TIE building now occu-
pied as hotel on Main street. 1t was
Mrs. Wilson's intention before buying
this house to erect handsome new
hotel, but she Will Of course not do so
now. She WILL however, enlarge and
remodel the building which she has
purchased and a brick annex Will prob
ably be added, it being against city
ordinance to make a wooden addition
to any structure IN the fire limits.
When the contemplated improve
ments have been made the hotel will
be handsome and commodiOus one.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1900-03-07
DOVER DOINGS.
Married in a Buggy, News Notes and Per-
SonaI Mention.


THE NEWS was in error last week
! in stating that the marriage Of Mr..
ODE Barrentine and Miss Viola Spence
took place at the residence of the
| brides parents. The family Of the
young lady opposed the match and ODE
| had to steal her. The ceremony was
performed while the bride and groom
we're sitting in a buggy in front of the
residence of Judge 7. A. Woods. The
people Of our village were expecting
the affair, and quite crowd had as
sembled by the time the couple ar
rived. ODE, however, was in such a
hurry that he drove off as soon as
Judge Woods pronounced them man
and wife, and did not give his friends
time to congratulate him.
Passing by the home of Mr.. T. J..
Mabry one day last week we beheld
that gentleman out in the barn yard
making frantic efforts to stand on his
head. what on earth is the matter
with YOU, Tom?" we asked. "Itis boy "
said he, ''and he is raising old Harry
because he had to put on girls
dress"
The attention of the authorities is
called to the fact that the road hands
have cut ditch in front of Dover
High School building, which is a
source of great inconvenience. We
request that they bridge it at once.
Miss Mildred Coleman, the principal
of the primary department OF our
school. and Miss Euzera Elder, of the
music school, went over to Cuthbert
last Saturday to visit relatives and
friends.
Our boys will never tire Of teasing
DR.. John s. Lee about getting lost on
his own place in Notchaway swamp,
while hunting lot of missing hogs
some time ago. Ask the doctor about
it.
Mr.. J. B. Philips, of near Cuthbert,
came down last Sunday to bring his
two little grandchildren, Mamie and
Walter, who had been spending week
with the old folks.
Mr.. ]. p. Lee, formerly of this
place but now of Blakely, was shak-
inc hands with friends here one day
last week.
DR.. T. A. Woods is putting some
substantial improvements on his resi-
dence on Church street ,,
We are glad to learn that the little
daughter of Mr.. O. w. Lash, VINO has
been quite sick, is much better.